04/23/2014 AgendaAGENDA
MONROE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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Please note that all time approximate items are listed in bold.
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Marathon Government Center
2798 Overseas Highway, MM 47.5 (Gulf)
Marathon, Florida
TIME APPROXIMATE
10:00 A.M. CALL TO ORDER
SALUTE TO FLAG
SPECIAL MEETING
V ADDITIONS, CORRECTIONS, DELETIONS
B. ENGINEERING
V Approval by resolution of a Maintenance Memorandum of
Agreement with Florida Department of Transportation
(FDOT) to provide maintenance of the Bayside Trail Shared
Use Path upon completion of construction. VIEW
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C. G WTH MANAGEMENT
1 Authorization. for the Mayor to sign an Evaluation and
Appraisal Notification Letter, as required by - § 163.3191, F.S.
and Rule 73C -49, F.A.C., to the State Land Planning Agency
(the Department of Economic Opportunity [DEO]) specifying
necessary plan amendments required to reflect changes in
requirements in State Law and changes in local conditions.
VIEW
2. A special public hearing to review, discuss and direct proposed
amendments to the Monroe County Year 2010 Comprehensive
Plan, which were drafted based upon the results of the
Technical Document Update (data and analysis — June 2011),
Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR — May 2012) and
extensive public comment which includes additional policy
issues not included in the EAR, in order to finalize the draft,
proposed Monroe County 2030 Comprehensive Plan. VIEW
http: //keyscompplan. com/ facts - information- resources /comprehensive-
plan- documents/
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BOCC Special Meeting
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
A special public meeting to review, discuss and direct proposed amendments to the Monroe County
Year 2010 Comprehensive Plan, which were drafted based upon the results of the Technical
Document Update (data and analysis — June 20.11), Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR — May
2012) and extensive public comment which includes additional policy issues not included in the
EAR, in order to finalize the draft, proposed Monroe County 2030 Comprehensive Plan.
The BOCC will be reviewing the following:
1. Energy, and Climate Element (pg. 1 -13) — new element
, -/Goal 1501 (pg. 1 -3) exchange data and develop coordinated strategies to address
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address energy and climate issues in the built environment
incorporate climate adaptation and mitigation strategies in land
acquisition policies
2. Cultural Resources Element (pg.l)
3. Future :Land Use Element (pg.1 -104)
Goal 101 (pg. 1 -88) manage future growth to enhance the quality of life, ensure the
safety of County residents and visitors, and protect valuable
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' Objective 101.1— (pg. 1) maintain level of service for public facilities
Objective 101.2 — (pg. 3) maintain hurricane evacuation clearance time of 24 hours
J Objective 101.3 — (pg. 5) regulate residential development
Objective 101.4 — (pg. 22) regulate nonresidential development
Objective 101.5 — (pg. 26) future land use categories
Objective 101.6 — (pg. 41) maintain a point system based on tier system for new
Objective 101.7
residential and nonresidential development
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(pg. purchase of land for owners that have not been awarded a
building permit allocation
J Objective 101.8 —
(pg. 64) nonconforming uses
J Objective -101.9 —
(pg. 66) nonconforming structures
V Objective 101.10
- (pg. 68) drainage and stormwater management
Objective 101.11—
(pg. 69) work with Miami -Dade to protect the recharge area of the
Florida City Wellfield
J Objective 101.12 —' (pg. 71) utilities and public facilities required to support proposed
development and redevelopment
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— (pg. 73) transferable development rights (TDR) program
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JObjective 101.14 — (pg. 76) direct future growth away from the Coastal High Hazard
Area (CHHA)
J Objective 101.15 — (pg. 77) safe and convenient traffic flow, pedestrian ways, sidewalks
and parking
\/Objective 101.16 — (pg. 79) vested rights determination and beneficial use
V Objective 101.17 — (pg. 84) excess of platted residential subdivision lots relative to the
County's carrying capacity
\/Objective 101.18 - (pg. 85) Livable CommuniKeys Planning Program
\/Goal 102 (pg. 89 -104) direct future growth to lands which are most suitable for
development and shall encourage conservation and protection of
environmentally sensitive lands
lObjective 102.1— (pg. 89) comply with environmental standards and environmental
design criteria which protect habitat
Objective 102.2 — (pg. 90) maintain environmental standards and environmental design
criteria
\/Objective 102.3 — (pg. 91) direct new development to areas with fewer adverse effects on
natural vegetation, wildlife and resources
J Objective 102.4 — (pg. 93) maintain a Land Acquisition Master Plan
Objective 102.5 — (pg. 100) preserve natural, cultural, and historic resources of the
mainland
`Objective 102.6 — (pg. 100) regulate land use activities on offshore islands
J Objective 102.7 — (pg. 103) discourage new private development in units of Coastal
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J Objective 102.8 (pg. 104) implement a cooperative land management program
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Objective 103.1
, /Goal 104 (pg. 112 -124)
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Objective 104.2
Objective 104.3
Objective 104.4
address the special environmental protection and/or traffic
circulation needs of Big Pine Key and North Key Largo
(pg. 105) regulate future development on Big Pine Key and No Name
Key
(pg. 105) regulate future development in North Key Largo
recognize, designate, protect and preserve historic resources
(pg. 112) maintain inventory of historical and archaeological resources
(pg. 114) recognize significant historical and archaeological resources
by designating as Florida Keys Historic Register and/or National
Register of Historic Places
(pg. 117) implement measures for the protection and preservation of
designated local historical, cultural and archaeological landmarks
(pg. 119) implement measures for the protection and preservation of
historic resources on public lands
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Objective 104.5 — (pg. 121) increase public awareness and appreciation of historic
resources
\ / Objective 104.6 — (pg. 123) coordinate with public agencies and nonprofits to protect,
preserve and increase public awareness of historic resources
,/Goal 105 (pg. 125 -131) maintain comprehensive land acquisition program and smart
growth initiatives in conjunction with the Livable CommuniKeys
Program
\ / Objective 105.1— (pg. 125) continue to implement smart growth initiatives in
conjunction with the Livable CommuniKeys and land acquisition
programs
\/Objective 105.2 — (pg. 127) maintain 20 -year land acquisition program
\/Goal 106 (pg. 132) maintain the Tier System
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recommendations of the Tier Designation Review Committee
JGoal 107 (pg. 133 -136)
(TDRC)
regulate land use and development activities by the enactment of
area - specific regulations
Objective 107.1— (pg. 133) sub-area policies applicable to a specific geographic area
Goal 108 (pg. 137 -149) achieve compatibility of lands adjacent to or closely proximate to
the Boca Chica airfield of NASKW
JObjective 108.1— (pg. 137) NASKW and the County shall exchange information to
encourage communication and coordination
\/ Objective 108.2 — (pg. 139) protection of public health, safety and welfare as an
objective of compatible land use planning on lands adjacent to or
closely proximate to the Boca Chica airfield of NASKW
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5. Ports, Aviation and Related Facilities Element (pg. 1 -15)
6. Recreation and Open Space Element (pg. 1 -20)
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