90-NNNNNNRESOLUTZON
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA,
TRANSMITTING THE RESPONSE OF THE CITY OF
BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA TO FINDINGS MADE
BY THE PALM BEACH COUNTYWIDE PLANNING
COUNCIL AS TO POTENTIAL JURISDICTIONAL
INCOMPATIBILITIES OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON
BEACH'S ADOPTED COMPREHENSIVE PLAN.
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 7.8 of the Palm Beach
:ounty Charter, the Palm Beach Countywide Planning Council
has advised the City of Boynton Beach of its findings in
regard to the potential interjurisdictional
incompatibilities of the City of Boynton Beach's
Comprehensive Plan; and
WHEREAS, the City of Boynton Beach has reviewed the
findings of the Countywide Planning Council; and
WHEREAS, Section 7.8 of the County Charter provides
that affected local governments shall be given an
opportunity to respond in writing to the Planning Council
regarding the incompatibilities, which the Planning Council
shall then consider and evaluate.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, THAT:
Section 1. The City of Boynton Beach hereby
transmits to the Palm Beach Countywide Planning Council the
following responses in regard to the Planning Council's
finding of potential interjurisdictional incompatibilities.
SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT "A"
Section 2. This Resolution shall take effect
immediately upon passage.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this /~ /day of September, 1990.
Commissioner
/Comml%~ sione~
~TTEST:
Ci~,'Cierk
(Corporate Seal)
REMEDIAL ACTIONS NECESSARY TO BRING THE CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACH
COMPREHENSIVE~PLAN INTO COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF
CHAPTER 163, PART II, FLORIDA STATUTES, CHAPTER 9J-5, FLORIDk
ADMINISTRATIVE CODE, THE STATE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, AND THE
TREASURE COAST REGIONAL POLICY PLAN.
I. The following Comprehensive Plan goals, objectives, and
policies shall be amended or added, by adding the words and
figures in underlined type, and by deleting the words and figures
in struck-through type as follows:
A. Traffic Circulation Element
Objective 2.1
Policy 2.1.6
Subsequent to plan adoption the City shall provide
a Transportation network based on the following
minimum level of service standards:
Level of Service "C" or better under daily
and peak hour conditions on all unspecified City
and collector highway facilities.
Level of Service "C" for average daily and
LOS "D" for daily peak season and year-round
peak hour conditions on all non-specified
arterial facilities.
Level of Service "D" for yearound daily and
peak hour conditions on Seacrest Boulevard south
of SE 23rd Avenue, US 1 between BoynEon Beach
Boulevard and Woolbright Road, 1-95 through the
City, Boynton Beach Boulevard from Old Boynton
Road to 1-95, NW 22nd Avenue between Congress
Avenue and 1-95, Congress Avenue between Boynton
Beach Boulevard and NW 22nd Avenue and Boynton
Beack Boulevard east of 1-95.
Level of Service "Maintain" for a~½
.....
1-95 from Boynton Beach Boulevard to Woolbriqht
Road, Boy,ton Beach Boulevard from Old Boynton
Road to 1-95, Conqress Avenue from Boynton Beach
Boulevard to the south City limits and H¥Doluxo
Road east of 1-95.haYe-bee~-e~eee~e~=
Subseguent to the adoption of the County-wide
Traffic Performance Standards Ordinance, recuiro
conformance to the Level of Service Standards set
Objective 2.11
Policy 2.11.1
Poticv 2.11.2
Policy 2.11.3
Policy 2.11.4
~orth ~n that ordinance, excepn where reasonablo
exceDtio2s have been approved in accordance with
that ordinance and do non exceed the Level of
Service Standards set forth in Objective 2.1.
Subsequent to Plan adoption, assist CoTran iM
providing efficient, mass transit services based on
existing and future trip Generators and attractors
and also provide local mass transit road and
terminal areas which are safe for transit users.
Support the transin shelter and terminal
development programs of CoTran, the proposed High
Speed Rail Project and of the Trl-County Commuter
Rail Authorit .
Subsequent to Plan adootion, modify land
development regulations to encourage the provision
of transit related shelters in major land
development projects.
The Planning Department will establish procedures
subsequent to Plan adoption that notify the CoTran
of new. developmenns in the city that are
trip Generators and attractors.
The City will assist CoTran in route selecnlon and
publicity by revzewing and commenting on proposed
roune revisions and providinq space at City
offices for CoTran schedule information.
C. Sanitary Sewer Sub-Element
Policy 3A.1.3
Development with individual septic tanks-w~}}
shall only be permitted for densities of 1
dwelling unit per acre or less.
Policy 3A.1.4
The City will participate in and supporn tho
State's policy to eliminate the discharce of
inadeGuately treated was~ewater and stormwate~
runoff into the waters of the state.
ob]ective 3A.5
~e~eYe~opme~-w~-Be-e~o~ge~-~n-a~eas
Prevention of Urban Sprawl. The City will prevent
urban sprawl by requiring orderly, compact
development of the sanitary sewer service area.
D. Drainage Sub-Element
~" OF BoYNTCN DEACli
LAND DEVELOPI{E~IT :~EGU~-~-~,I
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NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION
Draft ~2 May 25, 1990
June 3, 1990-
Draft ~3 June 27, 1990
AND PRES~R f~T~OJ
ORDINANCE NO. 90
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COM/~ISSION OF THE ciTY
OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING cHAPTER
7.5, ENVIRONMENTALLY ' SENSITIVE LANDS, BY
DELETING THE EXISTING REGULATIONS THERETO AND
SUBSTITUTING A NEW ARTICLE IV, ENVIRONMENTALLY
SENSITIVE LANDS REGULATIONS, PROVIDING FOR
APPLICABILITY, INTENT AND.. PURPOSE, PROVIDING
FOR INCORPORATING THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH'S
CONSERVATION ELEMENT BY REFERENCE; PROVIDING
FOR COMPLIANCE THERETO WHEN SUBDIVIDING OR SITE
PLANNING; PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING
FOR WETLANDS AND SHORELINE pRESERVATION AND
DEVELOPMENT ZONE RESTRICTIONS; PROVIDING FOR
SURFACE WATER QUALITY PROTECTION; PROVIDING FOR
STORP~;ATER ~ANAGEMENT; PROVIDING FOR PROTECTING
THE NATURAL HABITAT OF ENDANGERED OR THREATENED
SPECIES; PROVIDING FOR AIR QUALITY PROTECTION;
PROVIDING FOR ADMINISTRATIVE PERMITTING REVI~
'AND APPEALS REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING THAT EACH
AND EVERY OTHER TERM AN~ PROVISION OF CHAPTER
7.5 ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS SHALL REMAIN IN
FULL FORCE ~ND EFFECT AS PREVIOUSLY ENACTED;
PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING AUTHORITY TO
CODIFY; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES
WHEREAS, Chapter t63.3177(6) (d)(1-5), Florida Statutes
requires that all local governments create standards..for
Natural Resource Conservation and Preservation; and
WHEREAS, the city of Boynton Beach Comprehensive Plan
November 7, 1989 contains Goals, Objectives and
which authorizes, inter alia, the city no develop and
a high quality Natural Environment based on the
adopted
Policies
maintain
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prese~:atiCn, improvement and WlSa axuioitaticn ~u ]zcal
Nature! Resources. [Ccnse~zatlun 3c~I = -~ and rt__.:ed
ebjectives and Pc!icies) ~ and
~EREAS, the City is desirous ei amending its Lnnd
Devetopmen~ Regulation in conform!ny wi~h the re~airements of
adopted Comprehenslve
ChaDter 163, Florida Statuce and
~lan.
NOW, %~.iEREFORE BE %T CRDAiNED BY THE CITY CO~.~I~ OF
THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH AS FOLLOWS:
TABLE OF C~NT-.~S
PART I - Applicability
Section 7.5-59 - Intent and'?urpcses
Section 7.5-60 - Definitions
2
2
PART 2 - Wetland, Shoreline and ~,a=u~-i Uplands
Preservation
Section 7.5-62 - Permitted Development Activities 4
A - Generally 4
B - Insignificant Adverse Affect Permitted
Uses 4
C - Design Standards 6
D - Mitigation Standrads 7
Sectio~ 7.5-63 - Restricted Developmenu Zone 7
A - Generally 7
B - Developmen~ Activities 7
C - Design Standrads Applying to Areas
Adjacent to Wetlands and Uplands 7
D - Design Standrads Applying to Areas
Adjacent to Shorelines 8
Section 7.5-64 Prohibited On-Going Activities 9
PART 3 - Surfag~ Water Quality Protection
10
Section 7.5-66 L' Site Preparation Standrads
10
PART 4 - Groundwater/Wellfield Protection
PART 5 - stormwater Managemenm
12
PART 6 - Natural Habitat of Endangered or Threatened
Species
14
PART 7 Air Quality Protection
15
PART @ Permitting Requirements
15
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Chapter
Env!rcnmen5aily
Se~sLzive ;L~ '2f iL'i '.i . .32
C~t~ cf ~" ~ Eeacn. =~:~ hereby 12r.%x~e~
the existing regulations there~o and substz'au:lng
by deleting
a new Article IV, Environmentally Sensitive Lands Regulazions
and shall read as fellows:
ARTICLE IV Environmentally Sensitive Lands Regulations
-' l' =~I~ V
Part 1. Amo~lc .... t
Section 7.5-59 - Inuenu and Purpose
A. The purpose of this section is to preserve and protect the
values and functions of environmentally sensi=ive lands from
aleerations that would result in the loss of these lands cr
significant degradation of their values and functions. In
addition to meeting the ensuing protection requirements,
development orders shall comply with'~pplicable federal, state
and water managemen= district regulations relating ko
environmentally sensitive lands. In the case of conflicting
regulations the- sr_rictesn standards shall apply. (Conservation
Policy 4.3.4)
Furthermore, for the purpose of protecting recognized
county wide natural resources rated "A", sites as identified
in Table 2 listing of Boynten Beach National Resource Sites of
the City's Conservation Elemen= all applications shall adhere
to the standards promulgated in the inventory of native
ecosystems in Palm Beach County as developed by the Palm Beach
Countywide Planning Council (Conservation Policy 4.3.6)
B. Conservation Element Incorporated By Reference. The
conservation Element of the City of Boyn=on Beach's
Comprehensive Plan dated November 7,1989 as from time to .time
may be amended is hereby Incorporated by reference into this
Code.
C. Compliance When Subdividing Land or Site Planning. Eaeh
~eq~a~onsv All development as described below shall be
required to comply ~ith the requiremen=s of this Article:
Subdividinq land as defined by appendix "C" of the
Code of ordinances.
B. Site Plan Review procedures as required by Chapter
!9, of the Code of ordinances.
C. Requestinq conditional use approval as defined by
Dppendix ,'D" of the Code of Ordinances.
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Section 7.5-60 D~£initions
AS used in this article, the fo!lowing
~ha!l have che meaning ascribed therato:
A. ACcessory Use ·
~ ~ thereof custcmari!y
A use of land or structure or
incidental and subordinate to the principal use of the land or
structure and located cn the same ~a__.el with the ~rinclpal
B. Adverse Effects
Any modifications, alterations, or effects on waters,
associated wetlands, or shorelands, including their qIaaiity,
quantity, hydrology, surface area, species composition, or
usefulness for human or natural uses which are or may
potentially be harmful or injurious ~o human health, w~lfare,
safety, or property; to biological uroductivity, diversity, or
stability or which unreasonably interfere with the reasonable
use of proper~y, including outdoor recreation- The ~erm
included secondary and cumulative as well as direct impacts-
C. Alteration
Any activity which results in the modification, variation or
transfor~ation of environmentally sensitive lands, including
but not limited to, placement of vehicles, structures, debris,
or any other material objects thereon, introduction or
injection of wa~er or other substance, and removal,
displacement or disturbance of plant or animal species, soil,
rock, minerals or water. (ordinance S9-46)
D. Associated Wetland
Any wetland that is adjacent or contiguous to waters, or which
has a direct hydrologic connection to waters.
E. Beneficial ~nctions Of A Protected Environmentally
Sensitive Area
Those functions , described in the Conservation Element of the
city's Comprehensive Plan, that justify designating an area as
environmentally sensitive.
F. clearing
The removal of trees and brush from the land, not including
the ordinary mowing of grass.
G. Direct Hydrologi~ Connection
A surface water connection which, under normal hydrological
conditions, occurs on an average of thirty (30) or more
consecutive days per year. In the absence of rel~iable
hydrologic records, a c.ontinuu~ of wetlands may be used to
establish a direct hydrologic connection.
H. Ecosystem
An assemblage of living organisms (plants, animals,
microorganisms, etc.) that functions as a dynamic whole
through organized energy flows.
I. Endangered, threatened and rare species of Special Concern
Species listed as endangered, threatened, rare' or of special
concern by one (1) or more of the following agencies:
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1. U.S. Fish and wildlife Se~zice.
2. Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Csmmlsslon.
3. Florida Deparnmen~ of Aqricul%ure.
4. Treasure Ccas5 Regional P!anninu Czuncil.
j. Environmentally sensitive
Ecological sites (ecosites)
Florida ecosys=ems.
[Lands) Zenes
representing high cuality native
K. ~ative Florida Ecosystems
A self-organized ecosystem of a type existing in Florida prior
to European colonization and containing predominantly natlve
species
L. Pollutant
Any substance, con~aminan~, noise, or manmade or man-induced
alteration of the chemical, physical, biological, or
radiological integrity of air or water in cuantities or a=
levels which are or may be potentially harmful or injurious zo
human health or welfare, animal or plant life, or property,
or which unreasonably interfere with the enjoyment of life or
property, including outdoor recreation.--
M. Significant ~dverse Effect
Any modification, alteration, or effecz upon a Protected
wetlands or shoreline protection zone (Environmentally
Sensitive Area) which measurably reduces the Area's beneficial
functions as delineated in the Conservation Elemen= of the
City's Comprehensive Plan.
O. Water or Waters
Included, but is no= limited to, Water on or beneath the
surface of the ground or in =he a=mosphere, including natural
or artificial wa%ercourses, streams, rivers, lakes, ponds, or
diffused surface water and water percolating, standing, or
flowing beneath the surface of the ground.
p. Water Body
Any natural or artificial pond, lake,
with a discernible shoreline
intermittently contains water.
reservoir, or other area
which ordinarily or
Q. watercourse
Any natural or a~ificial channel, ditch, canal, stream,
river, creek, waterway o~ ~etland through which wa=er flows in
a definite direction, either continuously or intermittently,
and which has a definite channel, bed, banks, or other
discernible boundary.
R. Water,s Edge and Wetland's Edge
The water's or wetland's edge shall be determined by
of the following indices yields the most landward
waters or wetlands:
t) the boundary es=ablished by the average annual
water mark,
2) the landward boundary of hydric soils, or
3) the landward boundary of wetland vegetation.
whichever
exten~ of
high
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S.
Wetlands are defined as those areas that are inundaueu
saturated by ground cr surface water ~ a frequens¥
duration that normally will support a ~redominanu~
indigenous ptan~ life a~apted specifically co such
Plants tnDically adcpted to g. owl g
-- !ovlng plants).
termed hydrophytes (water
-- ~ecticn 7.5-6i C~eatl of pr~tec=ed EnvirolLmentally
Sensitive Zones.
wetlands
wetland and Natural upland_Protection ~Landsk Zone
1. There is hereby created a ,,wetland
Natural UDiand Protec=ion (Lands) Zone" in which
special conditions for development ap~ly.
2. The boundaries of this zone shall be all of
the natural areas (environmentally sensitive sites
~A~ rated A, B or C) depicted on the City of Boyn~on
Beach's Conservation Element Figure 4 as may be
amended from time to time (Conservation Policy
4.3.1, 4.3.10,objective 4.4 and related policies)
Shoreline Protecticn Zone
1. There is hereby created the ,,Shoreline
Pro=ection Zone" in which special conditions for
development apply.
2. The Shoreline Protection Zone extends from
the point in waters where no emergent aquatic
vegeta=ion can grow landward to a point fifty (50)
fee= landward of the water's edge.
C. Request ~or Determination of Boundaries
A developer or land owner may obtain a determination of the
boundaries of either a wetlands ~ shoreline or natural uplan~
Protected Environmentally Sensitive ILand). Zone by submitting
to the ~ Department or other department desiqnated by
c~it¥ attorneys office, by certified mail or hand delivery a
Request for Determination of its Boundaries. The request
must, as a minimum, set forth an adequate description of the
land the develope~- wishes to develop, the nature of the
developer's right to ownership or control of the land, and
other information needed to make the determination. The
Department shall make the de=ermination with ten (10) working
days of receiving the needed information from the developer%
Section 7.5-62 Permitted Development Activities Within
~rotecte~ Environmentally Sensitive
{Lan~ Zones
A. Generally
Except as expressly provided herezn, no development activity
shall be undertaken in a wetland, ~r shoreline or natura~
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u~n~ Pro~ec~ion ~nw~nmen~a~T .... -~_~.._~e_
(conservation Policy 4.3.2)
B. Activities ?rssumed to ~Iav~ 5n insignificant
Affsot On ~ro~ectad Enviror~entaltY Sensitive ~onea
.. Certain activities are presumed co have r-
insignificant adverse affect on the benefici~
funCtions--of a-pr~ection 5~w~nme~a~-~re~i~'~
Zones. Notwithstanding the prohibition in Section
7.5-62 A of this Section, these activities may be
undertaken unless it is shown by compe~en~ an~
substantial---ewidenee ~hat the specific activity
would have a significan= adverse effect on the
Protected Environmentally Sensitive Area.
2. The following uses and activities are
presumed =o have an !nsignifican~ adverse effecn on
Wetland and Natura~ Upland Protection (Lands) Zones:
~.-.-.~cenic, historic, wildlife, or
scientific preserves.
b. Minor maintenance ~r emergency
repair to existing structures or improved
d. Timber catwalks and docks four
(4) feet or less in width using non-
distructive construction methods four (4)
feet wide, provided that no filling,
flooding., dredging, draining, ditching,
tilinq~ or excavatin~ is done, exceDt
limited filling and excavating necessary
for the installation of pilinqs.
e. Conunercial or recreational
fishing or hunting, and creation and
maintenance of temporary blinds.
f. cultivating agricultural or
horticult~pal products that occur
naturally on the si=e.
g. Constructing fences where no fill
activity ~s required and where
navigational ar wildlife access will non
be impaired by construction of the fence.
h. Developing an area that no longer
functions as a wetland, excep~ a former
wetland that has been filled or altered ~n
violation of any rule, regulation,
stature, or this Code. The developer mus~
demonstrane that the water regime has been
permanently altered, either artificially
or naturally, in a manner to preclude the
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area from maintaining surface water cr
hydroperiodicity necessary to sus~a!n
wetland s~ruc~ure and funct!on. If une
~ater r~gime of a wetland has been
ar~ificiaily altered, bu~ wetland species
remain the dominant veqeta~ion of the
area, the Department shall determine the
feasibility of restoring ~%e altered
hydrology. If the wetland may be restored
at a cost that is reasonable in relation
to benefits to be derived from the
restored ~etland, the developer shall, as
a condition of development, restore the
wetland and comply with the requirements
of this Code.
i. Developing a "Wetlands Storm
Water Discharge Facility'" or "Treatment
Wetland" in accordance with state permits
received under Rules 17-25 and 17-6~
Florida Administrative Code.
3. The following uses and activities are
presumed to have an insignifica~t~'adverse effect on
shoreline pro~ection zones:
a. Scenic, historic, wildlife, or
scientific preserves.
b. Minor maintenance or emergency
repair to existing structures or improved
areas.
c. Clearing of shorelIne vegetation
waterward of the water's edge, so as to
provide a corridor no~ to exceed fifteen
(15) feet in width, of sufficient length
from the shore to allow access for a boat
or swimmer to reach open water, and
landward of the water's edge so as to
provide an open area not to exceed twenty-
five (25) feet in width. (One additional
such corridor may be cleared for each one
hundred (100) feet of frontage along the
water's ~dge above and beyond the first
one hundred (100) feet.
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f. Commercial or recreational
fishing, hunting or trapping, and creasicn
and maintenance of temporary blinds.
g. Constructing fences where no fill
activity is required and where
navigational access will ne~ be impaired
by construction of the fence.
h. Developing a "Wetlands Stcrm
Water Discharge Facility" or "Trea~snt
Wetland" in accordance with state permits
received under Chapters 17-25 and 17-6,
Florida Administrative coda.
Bes~g~e~--~a~t~--~epe~e~--~a~s---t-ha~---a~e--~t~
4. Permittable Water Dependent Activities
The following are permittable water dependent activities:
(1) Projects not exceeding
10,000 cubic yards of material
placed in or removed from
w~tercourses, water bodies or
wetlands.
(2) Dockage or marinas
where dock length does not
exceed twenty-five ,(25) percent
of the width of the water body
and containing less that one (1)
slip per one hundred (100) feet
of shoreline. All docks and
slip~ shall be at least 100 feet
from -any~ federal navigation
project.
(3) New riprap or similar
structures (not including
seawall, bulkheads or the like)
not exceeding 50 fee~ of
shoreline.
(4) Installation of buoys,
aids to navigation, signs, and
fences.
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(5) Performance of
maintenance dredging for
years ~orm the date of the
orlgln~l ~er~is. Thereafter,
performance of maintenance
dredging as long as less that
10,000 cubic yards cf material
is removed.
(6) installation of
subaqueous' transmission and
distribution lines for water,
wastewater, electricity,
communication cables, oil or
gas. Lines may be entrenched
(not exceeding 10,000 cubic
yards of dredging), laid on or
embedded in bottom waters.
b=~d~es.
Construction of fooc
(8) Replacement or
widening of bridges -on ~pilings
or urestles where the effec=s of
pol!utan=s discharged into open
wa~ers are minimized.
Minimizatlon of Impacts
The water dependen= activity shall be
maintained and undertaken in a way that
impacts on the beneficial functions
environmentally sensitive zone.
designed, constructed,
minimizes that adverse
of the affected
Design Standards ~e=-Spe=~a~-~ses
1. Generally
In addition to the standards listed in Section
7.5.63(B) (3) of this Part, the following s=andards
apply to special uses allowed in the Environmentally
Pro=ected Wetlands or Shoreline Sensitive Zones as
enumerated in the preceding sections.
2. Development standards for spee~a~ Uses
Allowed In A Shoreline Protection Zone
a. T~e dsvelopmen~ shall be designed
to:
(1) ALlow the movemenu of
aquatic life requiring shallow
water;
(2) Maintain existing flood
channel capacity;
b. Development that encroaches
the Shoreline Protection Zone shall not
located:
on
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(1) On uns=able shorelines
where wauer depths are
inadequate to eiimina~e cr
minlmiza the need for offshore
or foreshore channel
construction dredging,
maintenance dredging, spoil
disposal, filling, oeach
feeding, and other river, lake
and channel maintenance
activities.
(2) In areas where there is
inadequate water mixing an~
flushing;
c. Access roads, parking lots, and
similar s=ruc=ures shall be located on
upland sites.
d. Non-developed portions of the
Shoreline Protection Zone than are damaged
during cons=ruction shall be res=ored or
replaced through replanting' of vegetation,
restocking of fish, shellfish, and
wildlife, re-establishmen~ of drainage
patterns, and the like. To the maximum
extent possible, the restored areas shall
match their prior ecological functioning.
(Future Land Use Policy 1.1.2)
e. Accessory uses shall be limited
to those which are water-dependent or
necessary for operation of the
developmenn. Accessory uses will be
consistent in scale and intensity with the
surrounding uses. Fill shall non be
placed in waters or associated wetlands no
create usable land space for accessory
uses.
D. Mitigation Standards ~o=-Spee~a~-~ses
1. Generally
a. "On-site compensa=ory mitigation,
by which envimonmentally sensitive lands
are purchased, created, enhanced and/or
restored to compensane for the loss of
such lands, is.required whenever a
use is allowed, um~e~-~Se~t~>r~.~
~h~s-Pa~
b. The purchased, created, enhanced,
or restored environmentally sensitive land
must be of the same type as tha~ destroyed
or degraded.
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c. Compensatory mitiga5icn chat! not
be the basis for approving a project that
could not otherwise be approve~.
d. A developer oi a compensamory
mitigatlon plan shall grant a c~nse~;a~len
easement under Section 704.06, Florida
Statutes, on the newly purchased, created,
enhanced or restored environmentally
sensitive lands ~o protect then from
future development.
2. Wetlands
Compensatory wetland mitigation shall require that the amoun~
of we=lands purchased, created, enhanced, or restored by large
enough to assure that the amount of wetlands destroyed or
degraded will be completely and successfully replaced.
Section 7.5-63 Restricted Development Zone
A. Generally
There is hereby created a Restricted Development (Land)
Zone adjacent to each Protected Environmentally Sensitive Area
Zone. The zone shall encompass all land within ~&¥e-~
~8~ three hundred (300) feet of the boundary of the
prouected environmentally sensitive zone. (Land Use Objective
~.l~)
B. Development Activitiss Within Restricted Deve!opmen=
(Land) Zone
1. Ail development in a Restricted Deveiopmenu
Zone shall be desmgned, constructed and maintained
to avoid significanu adverse effecus on the adjacenu
environment$11y sensitive zone.
2. The acreage within a Protected
Environmentally Sensitive Zone may be used to
determine the total allowable units or square
footage of development that will be allowed on a
site containing all or part of such a zone. This
developmenu potential may be transferred from the
Protected Environmentally Sensitive Zone ~o the
adjacent Restricted Development Zone or beyond if
owned by the'-applicant. Allowable development
potential may .not,~'however, be transferred from
outside the area encompassed by the Restricted
Development Zone and Protected Environmentally
Sensitive Zone to within such area.
C. Special Design Standards applying Within Restricted
Development Zones Adjacen~ To Wetland and Natural U~land
Protection (Lands). Zones.
1. Wherever possible, natural buffers shall be
retained between all developmenu and all Protecued
Environmentally Sensitive areas. If a nauural
buffer does no~ exist, an equivalent buffer shall be
created. The size of the buffer shall be the
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minimum necessary to prevenc s~gni£icant adverse
effects on th~ Protected Environmentally Sensi~-.-~
Area.
portion
during
The develcper shall ccmpletely restore _n".
of a Restricted Deveiopmenn Zone dam~ces
construction, Complet~ restoration means
that the damaged area shall,
be operating as effectively
did prior to being destroyed.
within seven (7) years,
as the natural system
3. Other reasonable protective measures
necessary to oreven= significan= adverse effec=s on
a Protected ~nvironmentally Sensitive Zone may be
recp/ired. Protective measures may include, but are
not limited to:
a. ~aintainlng natural drainage
patterns.
b. Limiting the removal of
vegetation to the minimum necessary to
carry out the. development activity.
c. Expeditiously replanting denuded
-.-areas..
d. Stabilizing banks and other
unvegeta~ed areas by siltation- and
erosion-control measures.
e. Minimizing the amount of fill
used in the-development activity.
f. Disposing of dredged spo'il at
specified locations in a manner causing
minimal environmental damage.
g. Dredging wetlands or developing
natural uplands at times of minimum
biological activity to avoid periods of
fish migration and spawning, and other
cycles and activities of wildlife.
h. pesigning, locating, constructing
and maintaining all developmen= in a
manner that minimizes environmental
damage.
i. Prohibiting septic tanks·
a~eas-amd-muekv
j. using deed restrictions and other
legal mechanisms to require the developer
and successors to protecu the
environmentally sensitive areas and
maintain the deve~opmen~ ~n compliance
with the protective measures.
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k. We~en~ Naturn~ haDicat snail he
preserved in accordance with the Cisy's
Tree Preservation ordinance.
i. Littoral zcne vegesation and
native upland vegetation shall be
preserved and/or installed around lakes,
wetlands, and deepwater habitat which ~s
constructed or preserved on site, in
accordance with the City's Landscape Code
or .Treasure Coast Reqional Plann±n~
Where such vegetation
installed, the minimum
this see=ion may be
modified no the extent necessary to ensure
the viability of this vegetation. This
shall not apply, however, ~o
canals which are loca%ed on or
proper~y within the City's
Central Bus,ness District unless
state or '.oriel a~enc¥.
m. The littoral zone and upland
vegetation required by this .section shall
be bonded, if it would not be a part of a
single site plan submitted pursue== ~o
Chapter 19, Article II of the City of
Boyn~on Beach code of Ordinances. (Land
Use Policy 1.11.3)
D. Special 'Design Standards Applying Within Restricted
Development Zones Adjacent To Shoreline Protection Zones:
1. All developmen~ shall be setback greater
than or equal to costal cons=ruc=ion control 'line.
2. Total impervious surface, including but not
limited to buildings, houses, parking lots, garages,
accessory buildings, driveways, pools, and walkways
is limited to 75 percent of the land area of the
entire site.
3. For parcels 10 acres and larger, the
development shall laave a minimum of 25 percent of
the site in its natural vegetation. (policy 4.4.1)
4. Point sourcle' and nonpeint source discharges
are prohibited, excep= for s=ormwater, which may be
discharged only if it meets the following minimum
standard., Stormwater discharges shall include an
additional level of treatment equal to fifty (50)
percent of the treatment criteria specified in the
rules of the appropriate water managemen~ district,
and shall provide off-line retention or off-line
detention with filtration of the firs~ on-half inch
of run-off of the total amount required to be
treated. If the city/county or any s~a~e agency has
a stormwater rule which is stricter than this
standard, then the stricter rule or combination of
rules shall apply.
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5. 3iltanion and erosion connrol measur .~
shall be applied to stabilize banks and
unveqenated areas durin~ and a~ter
sedimen~ settling ponds shall be insnai!e~
s~orr.~wa=er runoff prior to the creation oX an-;
impe~;ious surfaces. For lots or parceis
cleared, silt screens shall be placed between the
construc=ion site and the water body to orevenc
erosion and siltation.
6. Any channels constructed shall be of
mlnlmum depth and width capable of achieving the
intended purposes. Sides of channels shall reflect
an equilibrium shape =o prevent slumping and erosion
and to allow re-vegetation.
7. Any dredging shall be conducted at times of
minimum biological activity to avoid fish migration
and spawning, and other cycles and ac=ivi.ties of
wlldli£e
8. Any spoil that results from dredging shall
be disposed of a~ upland sites and s=abilized
within thirty (30) days, unless the spoil is causing
turbidity or other problems, in which case the
developer mus= stabilize the spoil immediately.
9. If dredging changes the littoral drift
processes and causes adjacent shores to erode, the
developer shall periodically replenish these shores
with the appropriate quantity and quality of
aggregate.
11. Where wet moorage is offered for boa=s
which have holding facilities for sewage or where
other recreational vehicles are allowed ~o s=ay
overnight, then pump-out, holding, or treatment
facilities shall be provided by the developer for
sewage and other was=es, including bilge, contained
on vessels and vehicles. The facilities shall be
conveniently a~ai!able to all vessels and vehicles.
12. If no natural vegetation exists, strips of
buffer vegeta=ion shall be planted between~-
development activities and the Shoreline Protection
Zone. Buffers shall be a minimum of 15 feet wide
and shall be composed of native plant species.
13. Marina and other appropriate developments
shall post the following signs where they are
readily visible to all users of the development:
a. Regulations pertaining ~o
handling and disposal of waste, sewage, or
toxic materials.
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b. Regulanzcns prcnibitin~ mhe asa
of vessel toilets while moored unless
those ~cilets are self-contained or have
an approved treanmen~ device.
c. Regulations prohibiting the
disposal of fish or shellfish cleaning
wastes, scrap-fish, viscera, or unused
bait in or near the development.
d. Appropriste messages relating to
local ecological concerns, e.g., manatee
pronection.
14. A marina shall inclnde a public boat
launch facilities unless the .applicant can
demonstrate that providing such facilities zs no=
feasible or it is determined that the ramp would be
excesslveiy damaging to the aquatic environment.
15. Marinas shall
facilities in compliance
Building Code Regulations.
have adequate res=room
with Southern Standard
16. Garbage receptacles shall be provided and
maintained by the marina operator at several
locations convenient to users.
17. Preservation of mangrove trees, except for
an overriding public purpose, and small stands and
clumps which are only intermittently connected to
the waters of Lake Worth and the Intracoastal
Wate~ay and do nom perform a significan~ function
in the aquatic food chain. Removal of mangroves
will be subject to the approval of those regulatory
agencies yes=ed with this responsibility.(Land Use
Policy 1.11.1)
Section 7.5-64 Prohibited On-Going Activities
The following standards apply to post-developmen=
activities taking place within any Restricted Development Zone
or Pro=acted Envmro~mentally Sensitive Zone.
A. Point Source and Nonpoint Source Discharges
Absent an amendment to the developmen= order, point source and
nonpoint source discharges shall continue to meet~ ~the
standards applicable to the original development.
B. Clearing
Absent an amendment 5o the development order, no person shall
clear more vegetation than was permitted for the original
development.
C. Handling and storage of Fuel, Hazardous and Toxic
Substances and Wastes
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1. Developments where fuel er toxic
will be stored, uransferrod, cr sold shall e-~
the besu available facilities and procedures for
prevenuion, conuainment, recovery, and mitigauicn
fox1- substances. 2merc
spillage of fuel and '~
-o~onse Facilities ecuipment and procedures small
be designed to prevenc substances from entering
wa=er or soil, and employ adequate means acceptable
to ci~f for prompt and effective clean-uo of spills
than do occur, submit an.emerqenc7
res envzrcnmentat
review committee.
2. No toxic or hazardous wastes or subsnances
shall be stored in outdoor containers.
3. Storage or disposal of all types of wastes
is prohibited on shorelines.
4. All f~el stored on site shall comDty to
~alm Beach County protection standards for
zone Z.
D. Prohibited Uses
The long-term storage of equipmen= or
disposal of wastes shall be prohibited.
E. Fertilizers, Herbicides, or Pesticides
materials, and the
1. Fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticide shall
no~ be applied in a Pro~ected Environmentally
Sensitive Zone except for projects conducted under
the authority of Sections 373.451-373.4595, Florida
Statu~es, the Surface Wa~er Improvement and
Managemenm Act, and governmentally authorized
mosquito control programs.
2. Fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides
used in Restricted Development Zones shall be
applied sparingly and a= recommended rates and time
in=ervals.
F. Spray Vehicles
Vehicles used for mlxlng or spraying chemicals are prohibited
from withdrawing w~er directly from protected wauers of the
ocean, intracoastal or environmentally sensitive zones rated
A,B or C.
G. Pump-put, Holding, and Treatment Facilities for Wastes
from Mobile sources. Sewage, solid waste, and petroleum waste
generated by vessels.or vehicles on the site shall be properly
collected and disposed of.
PART 3. SURFACE WATER QUALITY PROTECTION
Section 7.5-65 Purpose and Intenn
Growth in Boynton Beach has frequently occurred near surface
water or in rela~ed watersheds. However, developments near
surface wa=ers and watersheds have contributed carrying
amounEs of unLreated s~ormwaLer runoff, unnreaned sewage
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effluent, and treated ef~ ~ nc ~he ....
purpose of this section is co describe requiremenT.: ..:.:
wrotection cf surface water q~lality to ensure both nn
Boynmon Beach for exms~ing and future residents ~nc
(Ccnservstion Cbj ective 4.7)
Section 7.5-66 Standards
SIT,~.
A. Site preparation and/or land clearing practices that
destroy indigenous pianos shall not be permitted prior ~o
final development approval pursuan5 co the mrevlsmons of Zhis
Code. (Conservation Policy 4.3.S)
B. Site preparation and/er land clearlng shall be permitted
to commence on any site provided the appli~anm agrees ~o:
1. To Commerce building construction within 30
days subse~uen= to initiating site preparation
and/or land clearing. Future Land Use Policy
i.ll.S)
2. Seeding and mulching of all disturbed areas
void of building construction shall be undertaken
within 30 days after completing the clearing
activity (Conservation Policy 4.7.5).
3. Constructing erosion control fencing, soil
moisturizing, seeding mulching and/or other best
management techniques to control soil erosion.
(Conservation Policy 4.7.6, Future Land Use Objective
i.1)
C. The development proposal shall include adequa=e evidence
andassurances that the following requirements shall be me=
during construction.
1. A minimum fifteen (15) foot buffer measured
from mean high water shall be established adjacent
to natural or man-made water bodies in order to
protect the water body form adverse impacns of
construction activity, including but not limited to,
erosion and siltation. The proposal shall documenc
that a fifteen' (15) foot buffer ms adequate for such
protection, or shall indicate the size (width) of
the buffer deemed to be adequate tha~ shall be
provided to mee~ this requirement. - ~
2. No alteration of the buffer shall be
permitted, including destruction of existing
vegetation or alteration of the natural topography.
(However, maintenance, such as trimming shall be
allowed if the plants are no~ considered wetland
vegetation as defined by the South Florida Water
Managemenn District. (Conservation Policy 4.4.3)
3. After construction, nanural vegetation
shall be re~ained or replaced on the site in order
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to minimize and s~abilize
pollu=lon of the wa=er body.
article i for ~p~ropriate
Preservation.)
eroslon ~nd d
Refer to ChaD=er 7.~
guidelines on
4. For lots or parcels which are clearz~
adjacent ho waterbodies silt screens shall be
be=ween the const-~uc=ion site and the wa~er body
prevent erosion and siltation.
D. Ail developmenm shall mee= the requirements of Palm Beach
Coun=y Water Resources Managemen= Division and South Florida
Water Managemen= Distric= to control stormwater runoff, for
the purpose of proven=lng flooding mn adjacent areas, or
pollution of wa=er bodies. (Conservation Policy 4.7.3)
E. Where a developmen= proposal includes provisions for
deposit of fill, shores resulting from such deposition shall
no= exceed a slope of 4 horizontal to 1 vertical above =wo (2)
fee= below the design wa=er elevation. (Fu=ure Land Use Policy
1.~.l)
F. Buffer zones of native upland vegetation shall be
constructed, maintained and preserved ~round all wetlands and'
deepwater habitats which are either preserved, restored or
recreated on the site. 'Buffer zone shall incIude canopy,
understory and ground cover of ne=ire species only.
(Conservation Policy 4.4.5)
PART 4 GROIIRDWATER/WELLFIELD PROTECTION
Section 7.5-67 Purpose and Intent
A. The purpose of groundwater protection standards is to
safeguard the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of
Boynton Beach. This is accomplished through ensuring the
protection of the sole source of wa=er for domestic,
agricultural, and industrial use. The availability of
adequate and dependable supplies of good quality wa=er is of
critical importance to the future of the County. Therefore,
standards are described in this section with the intent of
protecting both the quantity and quality of the groundwater
supply. It is further the intent of this sec=ion to control
development in and adjacent to designated wellheads and
wellfield cones of influence to protect wa=er supplies from
potential contamination (Future Land Use Policy 1.1.4).
Section 7.5-68" Standards for Wellfield Protection
B. Within areas of the Town designated as primary recharge
areas or as wellfields cones of influence as shown on the
Town's adopted Future Land Use Map, all proposed Multi-family
and non-residential developments shall prepare and submit with
the developmenu application a Groundwater/Wellhead Impact
report. The purpose of this repor= is to provide evidence of
the probable impact of the proposed developmen~ on the
groundwater supply and recharge potential of the area and
existing or designated wellhead locations. The repor~ shall
mee~ Palm Beach County's area wide wellfield protection
Ordinance as may be amended prior ~o the business receiving an
occupational license. (Conservation Policy 4.2.1 & 4.2.2 &
4.2.13)
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Section ~,.~=-69 Restrictions on ~e-zonin~ ink
Plan Amendments
The City shall s~eneBa- ccordinat~ ~ith the
Count7 Department of Resource Manaqement all fu~ur~
land usa or rezonings to industrial or other types ~f uses
known for employing or storing significant quanui~ias of
hazardous waste in areas deslgnated as wel~rleld zones i or 2.
(Future Land Usa Policy 1.11.5)
~ART 5 STORM~.~AT~RY=A/~AGEME~T
Section 7.5-70 Purpose and Intent
A. This section is intended and shall be interpreted to
protec=, maintain, and enhance both the i~media=e and the
long-term health, safety and general welfare of the ci=izens
of Boyn~on Beach through the following:
1. Protecting and maintaining uhe chemical,
physical and biological integrity of ground and
surface waters. (Conservation Objective 4.2)
2. Preventing activities which adversely
affec= ground and surface water. (Conse~;ation
Policy 4.2.14)
3. Encouraging the const~action of stoi-mwater
management sys=ems that aesthetically and
functionally approximate natural systems, consistent
with regulatory agency requirements. (Conservation
Policy 4.2.3)
4. Protecting natural drainage
(Conservation Policy 4.2.7 & 4.2.15)
sys=ems.
surface
4.2.15)
Minimizing runoff pollution to ground and
wa=ers. (Conservation Policy 4.2.14 &
6. Minimizing erosion and sedimentation of
receiving wa=ers. (Conservation Policy 4.76)
Section 7.5.71 General Provisions
In addition to"meeting the requirements of this section,
all proposed site and subdivision plans required ~n other
sections of this code shall include a report demonstrating
that the design and performance of all stormwater management
systems shall comply with applicable state regulations
(Chapter 17-25,Florida Administrative Code), requirements of
the .South Florida Water Managemenu District (SFW~D), Rules
40D-4, and 40D-40, FAC and the Lake Worth Drainage Dis=rict
prior ~o submitting final construction plans 5o the City. The
plans shall also mee~ the design and construction requiremen=s
of Palm Beach County and minimum finished first floor
elevation s=andards as described on the Department of H.U.D.
National Flood Insurance Rate Map. (Conservation Policy 4.7.1,
Future Land Use Policy 1.1.3, Objective 1.7.4 and related
policies).
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Section 7.5-72 Exemptions
A. The following development activities are exemp%
re~ulrements of the preceding section.. Developments -~%~n
exempt under~this~_section shall nevertheless be ccnstr'i~52n
much a ~anner as to prevent =looding from stormwater
the site from adjacent propercy, including roadways.
in such a manner as Lo provide on-site
of rainfall on ~he entire
shall be graded
retention of the firs~ one (1) inch
lot-
1. The construction of
duplex residential dwelling
structures on a lot of record.
each
a single family or
unit and accessory
2. Any development within a subdivision
of the following conditions have been met:
a. stormwater management provisions
for the subdivision were previously
approved and remain valid as part of a
final plat, subdivision, site plan or
P.U.D. Master Plan Approval.
b. the developmen~ is constructed in
accordance with the stormwater management
provisions submitted with.a plat or plan
recorded after February 1, 1990.
if
3. Bona fide agricultural activity which has a
permit from SFWMD.
4. Maintenance activity tha~ does no~ change
or affect the quality, rate, volume or location of
s~ormwater flows on the site or of stormwater
runoff.
5. Action taken under emergency conditions to
prevent imminent harm or danger to persons, or to
protect property from imminent fire, violent storms,
hurricanes or other hazards. A repor~ of the
emergency action shall be made to the City's
commission as soon as practicable.
Section 7.5-73" Design Standards
A. The proposed development and redevelopment activity shall
not violate the water quality standards as set fort~ in
Chapter 17-3, Florida Administrative Code and shall comply
with the following standards:
1. Land Development orders shall be
conditioned upon the reasonable dedication of canal
rights-of-way and construction or reconstruction of
drainage canals, as required by the South Florida
Water Managemen~ District and Lake Worth Drainage
District. (Land Use Policy 1.7.2)
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-. Detention and renenticn systems shall ~-
designed to pro~ec~ buildings from flooding u~ ~
the 100-year flood eleva~icn, and are desl 'x t
acco~v, odate a 3-year design sto~~m ~or duration _..
the time cf concentration for the watershed, axe
meet all applicable requirements of the Souax
Florida Water }[ana~ement District and Lake :~orth
Drainage District.' All flood protection ani
drainage facilities which are necessary to meet
these standards shall be authorized at ~he same time
that development orders and permits are authorized.
(Land Use Policy 1.7.6) (Conservation Policy 4.2.3 &
4.2.5)
3. The design and construction of the proposed
stormwater management system shall be certified as
meeting the requirements of the Code and Drainage
sub-element of the City's Comprehensive Plan by a
professional englneer licensed by the State of
Florida. (Conservation Policy 4.7.2 & 4.7.3)
4. No surface water shall be channelled or
directed in~o a sanitary sewer.
shall be
drainage
streets.
The proposed stormwater managemenn system
compa~tible with the existlng and future
systems on surrounding properties or
6. In phased developments the stormwater
management system for each phase shall be fully
functional.
7. Ail detention and retention basins, except
natural wamer bodies used for this purpose, shall be
freely accessible for maintenance from snreens or
public rights-of-way or easements.
8. Methods to calculate run-off shall be in
accordance with applicable county and S.F.W.M.D.
standards.
9. The characteristics of stormwater conveyed
from the site should approximate the rate, volume,
quality, and timing that occurred on the site under
conditions preceding the proposed development.
!0. The design and construction of a proposed
stormwater management system shall demonstrate tha~
all stormwater run -off shall be channelized
through vegetative swales and land areas prior to
entering a catch basin or receiving water body.
(Conservation Policy 4.2.9)
11. The removal of rock or soil from proper~y
shall be prohibited, except to the extent necessary
to prepare a site for development. (Future Land Use
Policy 1.1.4)
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· ' scorm~zater manacement plan shall alzo 'De ~ ~ ......... ~
ail applications for approval cf a proDoseu SUD~iV2 -, Jr
mul~m-family~' or non-resmdentiai site elan. The oLcr.~%'.;acer
management plan shall contain sufflclen5 ln~ormatlon ~c :=~,~
.het~.e~ the ~rc~csed
the City's Commission to determlne '-' ~ -
development meets the requirements of this Code. Therefore
~he following specific information shall be submitted:
i. A recent aerial phe~ograph encompassing the
projecn area and adjacent land areas. The scale
shall be no smaller than oneinch eqfuals 200 feet.
Photo copies are not acceptable.
2. A topoguaphic survey of the site clearly
showing the location and elevation of bench marks,
including at leas~ on bench mark for each major
wa~er control structure, an overall pro, act area map
showing existing hydrogeoraphy and runoff ~atterns,
and the size, location, topography, and land use of
any off-site areas that drain onto, through, of from
the project area.
(existing U.S. Soil
survey maps are
3. A soils map of the site
Conservation Service soil
acceptable.)
4. Seasonal high water-table elevations shall
be determined and the information provided.
5. A map of vegetative cover of all native
trees over 2 1/2 D.B.H. and wetlands vegetation
(this information may be shown on the aerial or
soils map).
6. A map showing the location of any soil
borings or percolation tests. Percolation tests
representative of design conditions shall be
performed if the smormwater managemenm system will
use swales, percolation (retention), or exfiltration
(detention with filtration) designs.
7. Grading plans specifically describing the
interface of the proposed development with abutting
properties.
8. Paving, grading, and building plan showing
the location, dimensions, and specifications of~-
roads and buildings (including inverts, road crown,
finished floor and ground elevations).
9. An erosion and sedimentation con~rol plan
that describes the type and location of control
measures, ~he s~age of developmen~ a~ whick they
will be put into place or used, and maintenance
provisions.
10. Other applicable requirements of Appendix
C, Subdivision Ordinance.
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B. A description of the proposed suormwater managememn
shall be provided'to inc!uue the following informatlcn:
~. Channel, direction, flow rate, and
cf s~ormwater that will be conveyed from the
with a comparison no natural or existing condition.
2. Detention and retention areas, inc!udinq
plans for the discharge of contained waners,
maintenance plans, and predictions of surface water
quality changes.
2. Location of all water bodies to be included
in the surface water management system (natural and
artificial) with details of hydrography, side
slopes, depths, and water-surface elevations of
hydrographs.
4. Any off-site rights-of-way or easements
required for the proper functloning of the sysnem.
5. Locations of routes of off-site waters onto,
through, or around the project.
6. Rights-of-way and easements for the system
including locations and a statement of the nature of
the reservation of all areas to be dedicated as part
of the Stormwater Management System.
7. The location of off-site water resource
facilities such as surface water management systems,
wells, or wellfield cones of influence that might be
affected by the proposed project, showing the names
and addresses of =he owners of the facilities.
C. Ail plans
in accordance
Regulations
shall be reviewed and development orders issued
with Appendix C, Subdivision and Platting
PART 6
~ATURAL HABITAT OF ENDAI~GERED OR THREATENED
SPECIES
Section 7.5-75 General Provisions
Purpose and Intent
A. It is the purpose of this part to provide standards
necessary to protect the habitats of species, both flora and
fauna, of endangered, threatened, or special concern status in
the City. It is the intent of this part to require that an
appropriate amount of land shall be set aside an_~reserved b_~
dedication or Development Aqent per 163.3220 to pro~ect
habitat of rare, endangered, or special concern plant and
animal specmes. (Conservation Objective 4.5 & Policv 4.5.1 &
Land Use Policy 1.11.2)
Applicability Flora and Fauna site survey
B. Areas subject uo the standards of this Part shall be those
identified in Figure ~ 4 of the Conservation Elemen~ of the
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city's Ccmprehenslve Plan as haDlt~c for rare and en -~-=~'
species, threacened species, or species of speciai ~ncarn.
All deve!cpmencs proposed adjacent to cr ~hich incluc~ -__%-aJa2
areas included on Figure 4, shall submit a flora an'i ~ ~_2a
· 'olo 1s~ or ecologis~ ccns_~an~
site survey prepared by a bi g . .
with the re~airements set ~orth ~n tn~s ~_c~on.
C. Habitat ~anagemen~ Plan
In the even~ tha~ the survey indicates the existence cf a
representative plan~ or animal specles designated as
endangered or threatened on Federal, State or Florida
Committee on Rare and Endangered Ptanns and Animals lists, the
developer shall prepare a habitan
consultation with the Florida Game
Commission and' the U.S. Fish and
protecting the resident population.
4.5.1)
management plan in
and Freshwaser Fish
Wildlife Service for
(Conservation Policy
1. When Required. A Habinan Management Plan
shall be prepared as a prerequisite ~o the approval
of.any development proposed on a site connaining
areas described in Section B above.
2. Contents. The Habitat Management Plan
shall be prepared by an ecolcqist, biologist or
other related professional.' The Plan shall documenn
the presence-of affected species, the land needs of
the species than may be met on the devetopmenn site,
and shall recommend approprlane habitat managemenn
plans and other measures to protect the subjecn
wildlife. The ~lans shall ~lace preservation of
habitate above relocation.
3. Conformity of Final Developmenn Plan The
Final Subdivision or site plan approved' for a
development shall substantially conform to the
reco~umendat~ons in the Habitat Managemenn Plan.
D. Preservation of Land
Where land on a proposed development site is occupied or
utilized by the species' to be preserved as habitat for rare,
endangered or special concern species, such land shall be
adjacen~ to existing viable habitat, a significant wetland
system, floodplain, or wildlife corridor. If such lands are
not adjacent to the development site, land to be set aside
shall be of such ~antity and quality as to provide viable
habitat, as documented in the study required zn paragraph B
above.
E. Fee in Lieu
As_~_a~e~ma~e-~C~-p~ese~a~½~n-~f--~and When a site ~
determined to be too small to preserve, the City may establish
a fee-in-lieu-of-land program, whereby the city can purchase
nearby land which will provide a signifisant habitat.
PART 7 AIR QUALITY PROTECTION
Section 7.5-76 Purpose and Intent
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A. This secclon is intended and shall be inmerpreued nz
protect, malntaln, and e~ance both the immediate an~ .~
!on~ t~-~m-. ...... h, safe~'; and general welfare of the
of ~oynnon Beach through The following:
_. Protecting and maintaining the chemical,
physical and biological in~egrluy of 5he a!r.
(Objective 4.1]
· ac~_vlt_es which adversely
2 Preventing ~ ' ~
affect air quality.
3. Encouraging
providing xeriscape,
production.
the utilization of
evapo-sranspiration
landscap!ng
and oxygen
Section 7.5-77 Requirements
A. The design and performance of all projects shall comply
with applicable stage regulations, the requirements of the
Palm Beach County Public Health Unit, Division of
Environmental Science and Engineering Air Pollution Control.
Standards prior to receiving a certificate of occupancy.
(Conservation Policy 4.1.1. & Land ~se Objective)
?.~T s PErmITTInG REQUIREME~S.
Section7.5-77 Review procedures for proposed alterations
A. Ail applications for site plan approval where proposed
alterations of Environmentally Sensitive Lands occur shall be
reviewed by the technical review board (TRB) for evaluation.
The evaluation by the TRB of any proposed alteration of lands
found to be environmentally sensitive shall be based on an
environmental study completed by the property owner or their
designee. This study shall include, by non be limited ~o, the
following information.
1. Site conditions:
a. Site location map-with
specific propermy clearly indioted.
the
b Aerial photograph-with the
specific proper~y clearly indicated
(scale:on~. (1) inch equals slx hundred
feet or less).
c. Detailed map of existing
terrestrial and aquatic vegetation,
including exotic species within the
jurisdictional limits of wetland
jurisdiction of the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers and the Florida Deparzmen~ of
Environmental Regulation,
d. Other requirements se~ oum in
this Chapter.
e. Soil types and conditions.
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f. Lis~ Df endangered, unrea~eneu
and rare species and s~ecles of specLai
c~ncern found on the site.
g. Colonial bird nesuing or roosting
areas or areas in which nigrn~norY sTec~ies
are known to concentrate.
h. Archaeologically and/or
historically s.ignificanu features.
i. Geologically significant
features.
j. Areas of previous disturbance or
degradation, including presen~ and pas~
human uses of site.
k. Surrounding land uses.
2. Projec~ design:
a. Conceptual footprint of sita
development, including buildings roadways,
parking areas, utilities, water features,
flood control structures, s~ormwa~er
systems, wellfield locations, landscaped
areas, buffer area, preserve areas, and
other open space areas, as an overlay to
vegetation mapping.
b. Status of developmen= approvals,
including permit applications.
c. Other requirements sea oum in
this Chapter.
3. Project operation:
a. Description of proposed operations 5o be
performed on the site including use, storage,
handling or production of substances known to be
harmful to humans, plants and/or anima.ls.
b. Identification of any pollutants expected
to be emitted ~uring project operation.
c. Identification of timing and source of
noise and/or vibration impacts on resident and'-
adjacent human and animal life.
Section 7.5-78 Administrative Review schedule
Any additional information determined to be required by the
TRB must be requested by the TRB within thirty (30) days of
receip~ of the above information. Upon receipt of the above
information, the TRB will then have (30) days to make its
determination concerning conditions of approval for the
development to the planning and zoning board. The planning
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and zoning beard shall review the decermmnaszon of -'-'~
its next regularly scheduled meeting, The planning an~
board shall approve, deny or ~prcve ~lch ccndi~_
developmenc application.
Secmicn U.-~-79 Appenls
k. Any aggrieved person may appeal, the decerminamion cf 5he
planning and zoning board to the clmy commission oy written
request filed with the city manager within ten (10) mays
following receipt of ~he determznation of the planning and
zoning board. Any snch appeal submitted to the city
commission shall be reviewed by commission at a regularly
scheduled meeting within thirty (30) days of receip5 of the
appeal reques~ in accordance with the following standards
which shall be addressed by the applican~ in his written
reguest:
Whether the subjecc proper~y is an
environmentally sensl~ve land or contains
endangered, threatened and rare species and/or
species of special concern in accordance with the
definitions set forth in sections 7.5-60(c) and (d)
and
2. Whether the. conditions placed on the
development application by the planning and zonlng
board are reasonable and represenu sound
environmental practices necessary ~o mitigate
possible harmful impac=s upon the sub~ect proper~y
and are necessary in order to protect the health,
safety and welfare of the citizens of the City of
Boynton Beach.
Section 2. Each and every other proviszon of Chapter
7.5, Environmental Regulations of the Code of Ordinances of
the City of Boyn=on Beach, Florida shall remain in full force
and effect as previously enacted.
Section 3. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in
conflict herewith b~ and the same are hereby repealed.
Section 4. Should any section or provision of this
ordinance or portion hereof, any paragraph, sentence, or word
be declared by a court oZ compe=en~ jurisdictisn ~o be
invalid, such decision shall no5 affecu the remainder of this
ordinance.
Section 5. Authority is hereby granted to codify said
ordinance.
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Section ~. This
immediately upon passage.
FZRST ~EADZ!~G this
SECOND, FINAL READING
, 1990.
ordinance shall ~accme ~:~nzmi'ze
/ay cf 1990.
and PASSAGE this day of
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
ATTEST
City Clerk
(Corppu~e ~Dat),
Mayor
Vice Mayor
Commissioner
CoEL~iSSloner
Commissioner
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ANNEXATION MAP
~N
Adopted Western Annexation Limits
1987 Coroorate Limits
Annexation by Year 1995 Anticipated
Annexation by Year 2000 Anticipated
Possible Future Annexation
City of Boynton Beach
pl_a~.ning Department 4/87
Reserve Annexation Area
Utility Service Area
Other Municipalities
CITY OF BOYNTO,~I BEACI{
Ia\ND [?EVELOPMENT REGUI,ATiOHS
Work Product = 3
Historic Preservation Ordinance
Draft #2 ~'Iay 17, 1990
May 31,
Draft #3 June 27, 1990
ORDINANCE NO. 90-
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTOI[ BEACH.
FLORIDA, ~ENDING CHAPTER 5, BUILDING, HOUSI~
AND CONSTRUCTION REGULATIONS BY ADDING THERETO
A NEW ARTICLE XII TO BE ENTITLED HISTORIC
PRESERVATION, PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTES;
PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE
CREATION OF A REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES;
PROVIDING FOR THE REQUIRING OF CERTIFICATES OF
APPROPRIATENESS TO PERFORM--CERTAIN REGULATED
WORK ITEMS; PROVIDIN~ THAT EACH AND EVERY OTHER
TER>! AND PROVISION OF CHAPTER 5, BUILDING,
HOUSING AND CONSTRUCTION REGULATIO~S SHALL
REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AS PREVIOUSLY
ENACTED; PROVIDING FOR ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTY
PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING AUTHORITY TO
CODIFY; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES~
WHEREAS, Chapter 163.320213) Florida Statute encourages
all local governments to create innovative Land Development
Regulations; and
WHEREAS, the City of Boyn~on Beach Comprehensive Plan
adopted November 7, 1989 contains Goals, Objectives and
Policies which authorizes the City, inter alia to idennify,
preserve and restore historically significant housing
(Objective 6.7 and related policies); and
WHEREAS, Figure 6 of the City of Boynton Beach's Housing
Element utilized in formulating its Housing Goals, Objectives
and Policies identified the physical boundary of the
Historical Area wherein structures were consnruc~ed prior ~o
1940; and
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WHEREAS, the City is desirous of amendin~ ~.: ~-- [.and
Developm~n~ Regulations in conformity with the require~e~'-A~ ~J~
Chapter 163, Florida Statute and [ts adonted Comp re~.'.-'.!:.'~ - va
Plan:
NOW, THEREFORE BE £T ORDA£NED BY THE CITY CO[.E4ISSION CF
THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Chapter 5, Building, Houslng, and
Construction Regulations, of the Code of Ordinances ~
· ~y of
Boynton Beach, Florida, is hereby amende~ by adding a new
Article XII Historic Preservation and shall read as follows:
ARTICLE XII - HISTORIC-PRESERVATION
Section 5-171 DEFINITIONS
For the purpose of this section, the following terms,
phrases, words and their derivatives shall have the meaning
gmven herein when non inconsistent with the text. Words used
in the presen~ tense include the future ~ense, words in the
plural number include the singular number and words in the
singular number include the plural number.
Buildinq
A strucnure created to shelter any form of human activity.
This may refer to a house, barn, garage, church, hotel or
similar snrucnure. Buildings may refer to a historically or
architecturally related complex, such as a courthouse and
jail, or a house and barn. Parking lots and garages are
hereby deemed to be "buildings".
Historical Preservation Area
The district identified in the City's Housing Element Support
Document, pages III-18 to 20 and located within the boundaries
of the "Historical Area" shown on Figure 6 of said Element, as
more specifically described in Table 172 -A of Section 172,
Register of Historic Places, Subsection B.
Demolition
The tearing down or razing of 25% or more of a s~rucnure's
external walls.
District Obiect
A manerial thing of functional, aesthetic, cultural,
historical, or scientific value that may be by nanure of
design, movable, yet related to a specific se~ting or
environment.
Ordinary Maintenance
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damace or to prevenn deteriornt[o~ or
structure or part thereof iii order
resource, as nearly as practicable,
the damace, deterioration, or decay.
Oriqinal Apbearance
That appearance which, to the satisfaction of the CommunlEy
Appearance Board, closely resembles the appearance of either:
(1) The feature on the building as it was originally built or
was likely mo have been built, or (2) the feature on nhe
building as it presently exists so long as the uresent
appearance is appropriate, to the smyle and materials of the
building.
Site
The location of a significant event, activity~ building,
structure, or archaeological resource where' the significance
of the location and any archaeological remamns outweighs the
significance of any existing structures.
Section 5-172 REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES.
A. CREATED
A Register of Historic Places is hereby created
as a means of identifying and classifying
various sites, buildings, structures, objects.
and districts as historic and/or
architecturally significant. The Register will
be kept by the Chief Building Official.
B. INITIATION OF PLACEMENT ON THE "REGISTER"
1. Every principal residential structure
constructed prior ~o 1940 located within the
boundaries of the Historical Preservation Area as
more specifically shown on Table 5-172-A and all
non-residential structures defined as historically
significant in the Future Land Use Element support
documents, as may be amended are placed on the
"Register".
2. An individual property should not be
considered placed on the "Register" if the
property's integrity of location, design, setting,
materials, workmanship, feeling and association have
been so altered that the overall integrity of the
proper~y has been irretrievably lost.
3. Structures that have been built after 1940
shall not be placed on the register unless a s~rong
justification has been determined by the Community
Appearance Board that the building has significant
historical or architectural merit.
C. EFFECT OF LISTING ON "REGISTER".
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!. Structures and buildings meeting
criteria listed in Section ~, above, shall be :leer
hisnoric and ~ntitl~d no more liberal comdr, tance
the Southern Standard Building Code.
2. Demolition,
cons5rUCUlOI~ activities
in Section 5-173:
a]ternt!cn, relcca~ion ur
may take place as provided
TABLE 5-!72A
REGISTER O? RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES FOR HISTORICAL PRESERVATION
Section 5-173 Certificates of Appropriateness
A. WHEN REQUIRED.
1. Ail requesms for Governmental Grants or
loans such as Community Improvement Funds for the
purpose of improving buildings or structures
located within the City of Boyn~on Be~ch's
Historical Area must first obtain a "Certificate of
Appropriateness" before making a~terations which are
described below, as Regulated Work items. Ail other
construction/improvemenms on structures located
within the district are no~ required uo be
reviewed/approved by the Board but may voluntarily
request the opinion and advise of the Community
Appearance Board.
2. Regulated Work Items. For each of the
regulated work items listed below, the following
applies:
a. Ordinary Maintenance: If the
work constitutes "ordinary maintenance" as
defined in this Code, the work may be done
without a "Certificate of
Appropriateness".
b. Board Approval: If the work is
not "ordinary maintenance" a "Certificate
of Appropriateness" must be obtained from
the Community Appearance Board before the
work may be done.
3. The following are regulated work items:
a. Installation or removal of.metal
awnings or metal canopies.
b. Installation of all decks above
the firsn-floor level and/or on the front
of the s~ructure.
c. Installation of an exterior door
or door frame, or the infill of an
existing exterior door open~ng.
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October Aught 31, 1989
The preparation of this Comprehensive Plan Element is aided
through financial assistance received from the State of Florida under
the Local Government Comprehensive Planning Assistance Program
authorized by Chapter 86-167, Laws of Florida and administered by
the Florida Department of Community Affairs.
Prepared by
WALTER H. KELLER JR., INC.
Consalting Engineers and Planners
10211 West Sample Road, Suite 204
Coral Springs, Florida
(407) 732-7844
Table 2. Listing of Boynton Beach Natural Resource Sites
Site Geographic Area in Summary
# Location Acres Evaluation
1 43-45-08-1 88.6 B
2 43-45-08-2 29.7 X
3 a3-45-07-1 52.4 X
.4.a.* 43-45-17-I 141.8 A
4.b. 43-45-16-3 A
4.c. 43-45-20-2 A?
5* 43-45-16-2 40.1 A
6* 43-45-16-5 19.0 A
7* 43~45-21-1 9.6 A
8 43-45-20-1 11.2 B
9 43-45-20-4 6.2 D
I0 43-45-30-1 21.6 D
11 43-45-20-5 17.1 D
12' 43-45-29-1 t5.359,7 A
13' 43-45-32-1, -2 ..... 25.0 A
14' 43-45-32-3 24.1 A
15' 43-46-05-1 7.0 B
16 43-45-31-1 22.4 C
17 43-45-31-2 17.6 X
18 43-45-30-2 17.4 X
Annotation
Pine Flatwoods and disturbed PFi' pond with emergent
vegetation. East of ttigh Ridge Country Club. Lift Station
#717 is located here.
Residential development in progress.
Cleared.
Florida Scrub. County Site "Eco-87 Quantum NE Scrub".
West of Highridge Rd; Part of the site is in the Quantum
Park DRI development. Portions in Boynton Beach and
County.
Disturbed Florida Scrub corridor. County site "Eco-36
Quantum RR-I95 RouteM.
Restricted access. South poruon of Quantum DRI
development.
Florida Scrub. County site "Eco-36 Quantum High Risk".
Part of Quantum Park development both east and west of
Hi#bridge Rd.; road clearing and development in progress.
Composite of Quantum sites total 9 listed endangered
species.
Florida Scrub with disturbed border. County site "Eco- 34,
Rolling Green Scrub". Endangered species total 8.
FlOrida Scrub. COunty site "Eco-32, Galaxy Scrub".
Endangered species total 9.
Florid~ Scrub site with scrub oaks of shrub and small tree
s~ze disturbed by trails and disturbed borders along RR and
1-95 rights-of-way. County site "Eco-32 Industrial
Scrub",
Dense stand of Melaleaca (Melaleuca quinquenervia).
Australian pine (Casuarina equisetifolia), and Brazilian
pepper (Schinus terebinthifolius), and area of grassy and
ruderal species.
A mixof Melaleuca and other exotics.
Former Pine Flatwoods now crowded with weeds.
30arcels. Disturbed Pine Flatwoods, Florida Scrub, and
open grassy with rudera species. Corridor, western border
of I- 95, Eco-31 Boynton 7th St Scrub right of way. See
text n~ative for additional information,
S0ath of Woolbti_ght Road. Pine Flatwoods and open
gra~sy;'disturbed by previous clearin.g, at ground level and
entry d~f rude, rat species. County site 'Eco-70 N 195-RR 23
Rd Cofi-idor . No on-site visit. Endangered species total 1.
A continuation of si e #13, County site "Eco-70 S I95-RR
23 Rd :Corridor". No on-site visit.
Small 'disturbed Pine Flatwoods ecotone with Florida
Scrub. Caloosa Park. Cited for preservation due to location
within a public park.
Disturbed Pine Flatwoods with exotic weeds. Seen only
from CCngress Ave.
~lready Developed.
tead~ Developed.
conunued ...
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continued ...
'Site Geographic Area in Summary
# Location Acres Evaluation Annotation
!9' 43 45-29 2 34.4 A
20 43-46-05-3 21.8 C
21 42-46-01-1 60.2 X
22 43-45-06-1 44.5 X
23 43-46-04 7.8 C
24 43-46.04-4 8.7 C
25* 43-46-134-3 ' 50.4 A
26 43-46-04-2 11.0 C
27* 43-45-34 4.5 B
28* 43-45-33-3 2.9 A
29* 43-45-33-2 6.0 A
30* 43-45-22-3 23.5 A
31 43-45-15 5.8 D
32 43-45-15 4.3 C
33 43-45-15-4 I0.0 X
35 43-45-16-1 Il.0 B
36* 43-45-33-1 12.2 B
37* 43-45-09-4 12.5 A
38 43-45-09 12.4 D
39 43-45-22 3.2 D
40 43-45-22 4.3 B
Narrow band; apparently mostly Brazilian Pepper.
Development in progress. County site "Eco-85 Hunter's
Run Golf".
Cleared. Located in ttunters Run development.
Cleared and abandoned Florida Scrub; a few oaks and
herbaceous plants remain. South of County site "Eco-29
Seacrest Scrub".
Pine Flatwoods ecotone with Florida Scrub, previously
cleared stxips, heavily re-grown with vines. Near County
site "Eeo 29 W Seacrest Scrub". Endangered species total 1.
Florida Scrub and ecotone with Pine Flatwoods. County
site "Eeo 29 Seacrest Scrub". Endangered species total 12.
Mangrove about 2 acres; 8 acres grassy ruderal; more than
1/2 developed.
Beach and Strand (ocean face of dune) with expected species;
dune back is landscaped, rates "DTM. Preservation of the
Beach and Strand e~osystems in their native state as far as
this remains is recommended, as it is the only such site in
the City. Sea oats and sea grape are protected by state law.
Endangered species total 1.
Mangrove with about I acre disturbed. (Aerials overlap;
site appears on section 33 and 34.) Mangrove protection
law.
Mangrove having western border of disturbed Swamp with
intermixed ornamental exotics. (Aerials overlap; site
appears on section 33 and 34.) Mangrove protection law.
Mangrove: site proposed for CARL acquisition Mangrove
protection law.
Mature planting of tropical ornamentals. Former
horticultural garden under development.
Disturbed Florida Scrub, cleared grassy ruderal west of
Federal Hwy; cleared east of highway.
Cleared. Approved for Bond Open Space purchase.
Not in City; withdrawn from inventory.
Cleared and partially regenerating Florida Scrub. County
site "Ece-35 Boynton 20 Ave-1 St". Rated "B" due to
endangered species, otherwise much disturbed. Endangered
species total 7.
Disturbed Florida Scrub. County site "Eco-29 N Boynton
Water Tower". Endangered species lists - 2 species.
Florida Scrub. County site "Eco-36 c Rosemary Scrub".
Endangered species total 8.
Abandoned mango grove and disturbed Florida Scrub.
Abandoned mango grove.
Are~ of secondary growth of black and white mangroves
due to tidal flooding and deposition. Bounded or traversed
by roadways, little apparent tidal flushing.
Source: Walter H, Keller Jr., Inc.
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CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
CONSERVATION ELENENT
FIGUF~E 4 - NATURAL RESOUR£ES
LEGEND
MAPPED POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATIBILITY RESOLUTION TABLE
LOCAL GOYERNMENT A: I City of Boynton Beach
LOCAL GOVERNMENT B: JPalm Beach County
Pair Poly LG "A" Council Poly, LG ;~;"' -~ii'''':
No. No. LUCode LUCode No. ! LUCode LUCode PotentlallnterjurlsdictlonallncompatibllityFindlng
1 2285 LDR R6 2268 INST CBF NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
2 2285 LDR R6 2280 CU2 ~ C1 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
3 2285 LDR R6 2298 C/5 C2 NO I.I. EXISTS - SEE COMMENT FORM
4 ' 2285 LDR R6 2297 8 R12
, NO I.I. EXISTSi ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
5 2285 LDR R6 ~230t 8 R12 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
6 2285 [DR R6 2363 IND IND
' ' , NO T · T · EXISTS ~ ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
7 2285' LDR R6 ,2'368 8 Rt2 NO T.T. EXIST.q: ADJACENT GOV_ CONCiTRS
8 2285 LDR R8 ' 2390' 8 R12
NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
9 ~;2288 R ROs !2273 Ct5 C2 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
10 2288 FI ROS ~290'i C/5 C2 NO I.I. EXISTS~ ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
11 2293 LRC C2 2259 5. R6 NO I.I. EXZSTS~ ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
12 ~299 MODR R,12 ~259 5 R6 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
13 :1233;1 LDR R6 ~2234 U/l- CBF NO I.T. EXISTS: ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
14: ;~2332: HDR R12 '~234, U/]' GBF NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
15 ~332 RDR R~IZ ~328 INST OBF ' NO I.T. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS,
16 ,~8 MODR R1~2 '~312 5 R6 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
17 ~23381 MODR R~ ~328= INSt OSF NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
18, 2338 MODR R121 ~358 C~ C2 ':
19, ~340 PPGI C~F: ,23 0 2 R8 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CO~CURS
' 1 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
20 ~342 UEDR RiZ ~12 5 R6 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
:21 2342~1 MEDR RI,2 ~58 C/8 C~2 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
,22 2855 I IND! ~2~ 5 R6 NO I.I. EXISTS SEE COMMENT FORM,
23, ~355 [ IN? ;~63 IND [~tD NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
,24~ '2,361 PPG Clef ~358 C;8 6::2 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
!25 '~00 ~ LRC 02' ~i0 8 R~:2
'~ NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
;26 ~4~-: LRC C2 '~411 5 RS NO I.I EXISTS~ ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
27 ; ~4~)0 LRC C2 ~1 8 R{2 '
, ' ~ NO I.I. ExISTs/ ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
,2~ !~5~: 0C C1 ~4i~ 5, R8 NO T.I. EXISTS': ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
~,2~, ~4581:, 0O 0I ~ CH~ 02 : NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
{~0' ~87 LRC 02: ~4§~ 8' R~2 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
~31 ,~,~ ;MODR RI~ ~ CH~8 G2 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
~!~32 ~!MoDR R12 ~7' 3 ~ NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
~33 ~ ,~MODR R12 ~51t IND I,~D NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
34 ~.,9~, ?MODR RI~ i~]~ CR/3 C2 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCU:RS
35 ~ ,P~! CBF ~1~, 8 R~2 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
~ PRi~l CSF ~1~ IND IND NO I.I. EXISTS~ ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
Page I
37 2502 DC C1 2496 C/~ C2 NO T.T. ~'TSq~S; ADJAC'~1qT C~(-)V_ C'C)NCUR.q
38 2502 DC C1 250~ CHi3 C2 NO I. I. EXISTS: ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
39 2~2 OC Cl 2513 C~3 C2 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
40 2604 LR¢ ' C2 2658' 5 R8 NO I.I. EXISTS - SEE CO}CMENT FOR~{
41 2611 LDR R6 2675 INSI CBF NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
42 2611 LDR R6 2707 IND IND . NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
43 2619 OC C1 . 2618 C~ C2 NO I.I. EXISTS: ~DJACENT GOV. CONCUR~
44 2640 HDR R12 i 2659 Cl5 C2 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJAC~m',' GOV. CONCURS
.46 2640 HDR RI~ 2660 5 R6 ~ NO I.I. EXiSTS~ ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
46. 2662 LDR R6' 2659' C/5 C2 'NO I.I. EXISTS~ ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
47 2662 tDR R6 ~o4 C/5 C2 NO T.T. EXT~qTS: ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
46: ~ R ROS 2675 INS1' cBF NO T.T. E%fTSTS: AD,~AC~.NT GDV. CONCURS
49 2671 iRC . C2 '2636 5 · R6 :NO I.I. ExIsTs~ AbJACENT.GOV. CONCURS
50~ ~672 HDR RI2 2636 5 RS ~O I. ~. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
51~ 2676 GC C2 2658 5 R6 NO I. I EXISTS SEE COMMENT FORM
NOTE: The potential Interjurisdictional
Incompatibilities were discussed and
resolved during a telephone conference
with Palm Beach County Planner, Carl
Flick, on August 16, 1990.
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MAPPED POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL
INCOMPATIBILITY COMMENT FORM
LOCAL GOVERNMENT:
.PALM BEACH COUNTY
MapPalrNo. ~ Polygon Nos. ~-'~&~
Land Use Codes F'-'~---]& ~
.Palm Beach County has agreed to require, when developed, sufficient
~uffering and screening of polygon#2290 in order to avoid creating
an Interjurisdictionai Incompatibility with the City's polygon ~2285.
Map Pair No.
[--~'~-~ Polygon Nos. ~-~& [-~
Land Use Codes r--~-~&
~Coqnlzant of Miner Road ex~nslon, an~ ~he :eco~nda~on
Comprehensive Plan regarding annexation in this area r an
Interjurisdictional Incompatibility is unlikely. Howevert if
industrial development precedes annexation, the City shall require
the necessary screening to avoid an ~nterjurisdictional IncomDatibil~t
with polygon ~2347. Both entities a~ree that an Interjurisdictional
Incompatibility will be avoided.
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MAPPED POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL
INCOMPATIBILITY COMMENT FORM
LOCAL GOVERNMENT:
PALM BEACH COUNTY
Map Pair No. ~ Polygon Nos. ~& ~
Land Use Codes ~"--~& ~
The City has aqreed (with Palm Beach County) to reaulre an adeauate
buffer between the planned commercial use to occupy Dolvcon ~2604
An approved site plan exists for Dotvqon ~2604 and will include
a 6-foot, landscaped, wall (CBS) that will buffer the adjacent
MapPalrNo. ~ Polygon Nos. ~"-~&~
Land Use Codes I c2 J& ~
If the small portion of polyqon ~2676 that abuts the unincorporated
polygon fs developed co~ercial, the City's development requlations
will ensure adequame bufferin~ from adjacent residential property.
Palm Beach County is in aqreement with this action to avoid an
InL~r ~urisdictional incompatibility'
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MAPPED POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATIBILITY RESOLUTION TABLE
fOCAL GOVERNMEHTA: [ City of Boynton Beach
LOCAl. c-ovrnumm s: I Town of Hypoluxo
Pair Poly LG A Council Poly LG B Cou~l~ ................. : ...............
No. No. Ltl Code LU Code No. tU Code I.U Code Potential Interjurlsdlcflonal Incompal btlity Finding
...... ~:::::..~::1 ......................... ::.:::.::: ~::i~=i!~:~i~ ~::-~:=:~:~ ......... ~::::~::,,,.:..- .......
1 2361 PPGI CBF 2362 RM R6 NO I.I.' EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
, 2 2372 HDR R12 2369 4 C2 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
3 2374 HDR R12 2362 RM ~6 NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
4
5
6 NOTE: It was confirmed that no
? Inter jurisdictional Incompa~ibi litie s
exist between the City and the Town
9 i of Hypoluxo durinq a telephone
10
11 conference with Ms. Tr~la White. th~
Town's representative. The conferenc~
12
occurred on' Au~ust~ 20, 1990.
14
15
16
,,
21
2~
2~
25
27'
~0
32
;/ 36
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MAPPED POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATIBILITY RESOLUTION TABLE
LOCAL GOVERNMENT A: I City of Boynton Beach
NO. No. LU Code LUCode No. LUCode LU Co~ Potentiallnterjurisdlctlonal Incompatibility Finding
::'~/:~'~i..~i~'~'~::'.::?:.~'. ,~:~..'..'..~ ............... ~._....,: ........ : ................ ~"~i-'" '"~ 'J ..'::.i... ?:.::~ ::~ii-:
I 2371 R R0$ 2464" PCON CON NO I.t. - UNLESS DISCUSSION IS NEEDED
2
3 NOTE: The Town of Ocean Ridge was not
4
'5 . .contacted due to the nature of the
$ potential Inter jurisdictional
Incompatibility {pol~qons #2371 and '
7
8, ~2464 include the Intrac~astal
9 Waterway and a clump of manqroves).
10
16
17
20'
~ 23·
24
26:
27
28
· 32
: 33
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MAPPED POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATIBILITY RESOLUTION TABLE
LOCAL GOVERNN~NT A: I City of Boynton Beach
LOCAL GOYERNMENT I~: [ Village of Golf
PotentiallntedurlsdlcflonallncomPatlbllltyFIndlng
NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCUR
NO I.I. EX gOV
I.I. EX ADJACENT GOV.
no
between the
with Warren ~
ect for
Golf The conference occurred on
17 1990.
Page 1
MAPPED POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICrIONAL INCOMPATIBILITY RESOLUTION TABLE
LOCAL GOVERNMENT A: [ City of Boynton Beach
LOCAL ~ovEl~u~m B: I City of Delray Beach
Pair Poly LG 'A' Councl! Poly LG "B" Council ....................... ~':~':~':~':~:~:~*~':*:*:*:":':~':':~:~"~': :~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::*:::::::::::::::::::::::::
No. Ho. LU ~ LU C~e Bo. LU ~a* LU ~ Potential Interjurlsdl~lonal Incomp~ibili~ Finding
1 ~11 LDR ~ ~91 IR C1 NO I.I. EXISTS; ~JACENT GOV. CONCURS
2 ~1~ ~DR ~ :~92 MD R12 NO I.I. EXISTS ~ ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
3 26H LDR ~ ~ ~93 CFC CBF NO I.I. EXISTS: ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
4 2611 LDR ~ 2718 ~R CBF NO I.I. EXISTS: ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
5 26~ I IND__ 2721 CFP CBF~ ~NO I.I. EXISTS; ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
6 -2674 [DR ~ ~ 27~3 ~' MD R~2 NO I.I. E · ~
XISTS ~ ADJACENT GOV. CONCURS
7 ~26~ LRC 02 ~ TR 01 N0 I.I. EXISTS; ~JACENT GOV. CONCURS
9 ~ NOTE: The City of Delray Beach
10 ~ concurred that no potential
11 Inter jurisdictional Incompatibilities
12 exist between the two Cities durinq a
~13 telephone conversation With Delray ~
14 ~ Be~ch Planner Stan Weedon~ The
15 conference occurred on Auqus% 27,1990.
1 '
61
17
18 '
I
22
23
25
26
27
28
29
31
32
33
35
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MAPPED POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATIBILITY RESOLUTION TABLE
LOCAL GOV£RNMENTA: I City of Boynton Beach
_ LOCAL ~OVER~NT o: [ Town of Briny Breezes
No. No. LUCode LUCode No. L~. LUCo~ ~o!?tlallnt~?rlsdlctlo~allncompatlb!lltyRnding
....~ ..............~ .z.....:.+.,.:.:<..+: :.,.:.: *,: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
1 2619 OC i Cl 2595 PKL8 CBF ~ NO I.I. - UNLESS DIscussION IS N~.EnED
2 2619 OC C1 2612 PUSP ~ CBF NO I.I. - UNLESS DISCUSSION IS NEEDED
'3 -2619 OC 01 : 2615 C C2 NO I.I, - UNLESS DISCUSSION IS NEEDED
4
6 NOTE: Ms. Rita Taylort 'Clerk ProTemr
was contacted on Auqust 30t 1990. The
7 ~Dotential Intar jurisdictional
/ 8
: 9 Incompatibilities are beinq addressed
10 ~b¥ the Town's attorney.
14
15
16
, 17
18
19
21
,25
27
: 28
[ 30
, 31
F 32
35
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- _ MAPPED POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATIBILITY RESOLUTION TABLE
LOCAt GOV£nNMENTA: [ City of Boynton Beach
--
~ LOCAL GOVERNMENT B: ~ --
Potential InteUurlsdlctlonal Incompatibility Finding
NO I.I. - UNLESS DISCUSSION IS NEEDED
I.I. UNLESS DISCUSSION IS NEEDED
NOTE: Mr. Dick Brendt,
~ontacte 31,
zes.
Planner, was
1990. The
'urisdictional
'addressed
the Town of Briny
Page 1
=~<,POLICY POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATABILITY RESPONSE FORM /~/~//
~,AR~D NUMBER: Future Land Use Policy
R~N~:
~ ~ ~ ~m~n~ ~n ~ln o~ ~ a~ a~p~on of ~un~ ~m ~ U~ e~me~.
~Refu~ fl~. P~a~ i~ts ~w ~ ~n of ~uiva~ ~s ~ o~s wi~n
E~m~t- ; O~- ~ Po~- * ; Pa~-
~m~t- ; O~- ; Po~- ; ~.
~m~t- ; O~- ; P~- ; ~.
~. Ple~ ~l~ ~w ~ ~ur ~ ~ ex~ ~ m~ ~ ex~ ~ r~immen~ ~ ~s CFLUE ~1~:
POIJCY AREA AND NUMBER: Future Land Use Policy 6
RESPONSE:
._~Will amend local comprehensive plan within one year after adoption of Count-~do Future Land Use e~ement.
"]Refute fim~i~g. Please indicate below the location of equivalent policies or objec~ves within the iocaJ com~ebensh~e plan:
Elemant- ; Objective- ; Policy- ; Page-
Etement- ; Objecl~ve. ; Policy. ; Page-
Elem~t- : Objective- ; Per, y- ; Page-
"'~Other. Please indicate below how your locaJ government expects to meet o~ exceed ~e requirements of ~s CFLUE policy:
Draft Policy:
The City shall evaluate all ~roposed land use amendments for
their possible multijurisdictional impacts. Dependinq upon
the results of the evaluation, consider notifying adjacen~
municipalities or the County of the proposed amendment.
POLICY POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATABILITY RESPONSE FORM
~AR~D NUMBER: Future Land Use Policy 7
R~:
~ ~e~ ~1 ~n~ ~n ~n o~ ~ a~ a~pfion of ~n~ Fu~ ~ U~ e~m~.
~Refu~ fl~. ~a~ ~te ~w ~ ~ of ~uive~nt ~s ~ o~s wi~ln ~ ~ ~m~ ~an:
E~m~b ; O~- ; Po~- ; Pa~-
E~m~- ; O~- ; Pog~- ; ~.
E~m~- ; O~- ; Po~- ; Pa~-
~r. Ple~ ~ ~ow ~ ~ur ~1 ~e~ e~ ~ ~et ~ ex~ ~ r~lmmen~ of ~s CFLUE ~1~
POUCYAREAANDNUMBER: Future Land Use Policy 8
RESPONSE:
Will amend lecal oom~ehensive ~ within one year afte~ adoption of Count~de Futura Land Use e~ement.
~_JRefute I~nc~ng. Please indicate below the location of equivalent policies or objec~ves w~thin the IocaJ c~mpmhenslve plan:
Element- ; Objective- ; Policy- ; Page-
Element. ; Objectlw- ; Poi'uti,- ; Page-
Element- ; Objective- ; PoricT- ; Page-
--]Other. Please indicate below how your focal governmenl expects lo meet or exceed ~%e requirements of ~"Js CFLUE policy:
·-,POLICY POTENTIAL INTERJURiSDICT1ONAL INCOMPATABILITY RESPONSE FORM
POUCY AREA AND NUMBER: Future Land Use Policy 14
RESPONSE:
~W~II amend local comprehensive p~an wilhln one yea~ after adoption of Countywide Future Land {Jse element.
"]Refute Ilnclng. Please indicate below the location of equivalent pogcles or object,yes w~thtn ~e Ioca~ cempmhensive p~an:
Element- ; Ol:~ve- ; Po~'T- : ; Page-.
Element- ; Ob~ve- ; Po!~cy- ; Page-
Element- ; Objective- ; Policy- ; Page-
I~']Other. Please indicate below how your local government expects to meet or exceed ~3e requirements o! a~is CFLUE policy:
Draft Pol±cy:
The Citv shall avoid the unnecessary creation of I.T.'~
within Comprehensive Plan amendments and land development
regulations.
POUCYARF-..AAND NUMEER: Transportation Policy 1
RESPONSE:
JWil~ amend local comprehensive id. an within one year after adoption of Count~de Future Land Use elernenL
*--']Refute fining. Please indicate bek)w the location of equivalent policies or object~ves wfthin ff~e IocaJ comprehensive plan:
Element-Traffic Circulation ; ObscUre- ;Po~cy- 2.5.3 ;Page- 43
Element- ·
Stlpu±ated Sett±emen5 ' Ob~c~ve- ;P0r~7~ 2. 6.3 .;Page- 43
Element'A~r~-~-m~-nt-Rcm. Action~ Ob~c~ve- ;Po~7- 2.1.6 ;Page- 1
-]Other. Please indicate below how your local govemmen~ expects ~3 meet or exceed Ihe requirements of ~315 CFLUE policy:
Tn addition, the R±qht-of-Way Protection Hap may also be adopted
throuqh the County Traffic Performance Standards Ordinance.
;POLICY POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATABILITY RESPONSE FORM
LOCALGOVEENMEN~: ICITY O~ BO~NTON ~AC~ , DATE:I
~ - ~Y AR~D NUMBER: Transportation Policy 2
4~N~:
U~
~Ref~ ~. ~a~ ~te ~w ~ ~of ~ulva~nt ~ ~ o~s ~n ~ ~ ~m~n~
E~m~t-Traffic Circuga~9~ :O~ ;Po~-2.5.3~ ;Pa~- 43
E~m~ .... Remedial Actions ~ O~- ;Po~- 2.1.6 ;~ 1
Emm~- ; O~- ; P~- ; ~-
~. Ple~ ~ ~low ~ ~ ~ ~mme~ e~ ~ m~t ~ ex~ ~ r~immen~ ~:
C~UE
Note: Both policies will ensur~ ~h~ the Thorouqhfare
Riqht-of-Way Protection Map is adhered to and the levels
of service correspondinq to the Protection Map are no~
exceeded.
POUCY AREA AND NUMBER: Transportation Policy 3
RESPONSE:
Jwgl amend local comprehensive plan wifi~in cfm year after adopl~on of Countywide
Future
Land
Use
element.
(--~Relute firx~ng. Please ind..ate below the location of equivalent policies or object,yes within the local compcehensive pZan:
E~menl-Traffic Circulation ; Observe- ;P0~cy- 2.6.3 ;page-43
E~mem- ; Ob~v~ ; Po~- ; Page-
E~me~- ; OHec~ve- ; P0~cy- · Page-
~(~her. Please k~ca~ below how your ~ g0vemme~ exps~s ~ meet or exceed ~e re~ulremen~ of ~s CFLUE p01~y:
Note: The above listed policy addresses the issue of relating
development orders to the reservation or conveyance of right-
of-way.
.': POLICY POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATABILITY RESPONSE FORM
~YAR~D NUMBS: Transportation Policy 4
R~N~:
~ ~e~ ~ ~m~n~ve ~n ~ln o~ ~ mfl~ a~p~on of ~un~ Fum~ ~ U~ e~menL
~Re~ fl~. ~a~ ~te ~w ~ ~t~n of ~uiva~nt ~s or o~s wi~tn ~ ~ ~m~n~ ~an:
E~m~t- Traffic Circulation ; O~- 2.7 ~Po~- - ;Pa~- 44
E~m~t-Future Land Use ;O~- ;Po~- 1.9.3 ;~ 13
E~m~t- " ; O~- ;p~. 1.13.2 ;Pa~- 18
~r. Ple~ ~l~ ~low ~ ~ur ~1 ~e~ ex~ ~ m~t ~ ex~ ~ r~lm~nts of ~s CFLUE ~1~:
In addition to:
Future Land Use 1.15.1 19
1.15.2 20
1.16.1 22
Traffic Circulation 2.1.5 40
Housinq 6.2.6 79
Coastal Management
...Remedial Actions
6.$,1 79
7.9.6 92
2.11.1 2
2.11.2 2
2.11,4 2
Policy
5
POUCY AREA AND NUMBER: ~ranspora¢~on
RESPONSE:
JWill amend local comprehensive p~an wi~tn one year after adop§on of Count-~ade Future Land Use elemenL
"'~Refute tinting. Please indicate below the location of equivalent policies or objec~ves within the locaJ comprehensive plan:
Element-...Remedial Actions ; Ob~c~e- ;Po~z 2.1.6 ;Page. 1
Element- ; Objective- ; Pormy- ; Page-
Element- ; Objective- ; Po,qcy- ; Page-
'~Other. Please indicate below hew your local govemmenl expects to meet or exceed ~3e recF~irernents of this CFLUE policy:
Note: Policy 2.1.6 is a general policy which addresses
compliance with the County ordinance.
POUCYAREAAND NUMBER: Agriculture Policy 1
RESPONSE:
JV~I amend k~al cempmhen~ve p~n within one year after adopdon o! Coun~de Furore Land Use eiomen~
-]Refute tinting. Please Indicate below the location of equivalent policies or objectives within the tocai c~mpmhens~ve p~an:
Elemenl- ; Objective- ; PoE~%,- - ; Page-
Element- ; Ob~ve- ; Policy- ; Page-
Element- ; Objective- ; Po~cy- ; Page-
Other. Please indicate below how your local government expe~ts to meet ar exceed the requirements of ~s CFLUE policy;
N/A
Note: This policy should not apply to the City of Boynton
Beach since virtually all property currently in agricultural
use is well within the path of development, and that our
policies that discourage urban sprawl and attempt to contain
developmen~ are sufficient.
POUCY AREA AND NUMBER: Education Policy 1
IESPONSE:
Jwi~ amend local oornpmhensive plan within one year alter adoption of Count~de Future Land Use element.
Refute tinting. Please indicate below the location of equivalent policies or objectives within the IocaJ comprehensive p~an:
Eiom~t-Interg°vt' C°ordinati~,rob~ve. 8.22 ;Po~- 8.22.1 ;Page- 107
Eioment- ; Ob~ctive- ; Policy- 8.2 2.2 ; Page-. 10 7
Eiorne~t- ; ObScUre- ; Po~cy- ; Page-.
O/her. Please indicate below how your local government expects to meel or exceed ~he requirements of ~%ts CFLUE policy:
Note: The above listed policies provide for ample coordination
with the Palm Beach County School Board. In addition, although
such policies would provide for the collection of information
(t~v~ically found in an lmDac~ statement) requested by the
School Board, the City is attempting to streamline the develop-
ment approval process, not lengthen it.
POLICY POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATABILITY RESPONSE FORM
LOCAL( DATI 9/19/90
POL~Y AREA AND NUMBER:Education Policy 2
RESPONSE:
~M~ amend tocaJ compmben~Jve p~n wi~n one year a~ar adop~on of Couatywide Future Land Use element.
~Refute flnclr~. F~ease Ind~ate bek~w the h~at~3n of equivalent PO~c~es or o~ecflves w~th~n the ~ comprehensive p~an:
Element- ; ObScUre- ; Po~cy- ; Page-
Element- ; Objec~ve- ; Po~cy- ; Pag~
Element- ; Objec~ve- ; P~cy- ; Page-
~O~er. Please ~<flcate below how your local gevemmer~ expects to meet ar exceed ~e requirements of ~';s CFLUE polly:
Draft Policy:
The City will ensure that the availability of support infra-
structure for educational fac~] ~P~ ~.s ~n,~dPr~ durinc~ the
development approval process.
Note: The siqnificant demand for educational facilities,
backloqqed status of school development, prevents this from
bein~ feasibile or practical.
POUCY AREA AND NUMBER: Education Policy 3
RESPONSE:
X_JWill amend local com~ehens~ve pan within one year afte~ adop§on of County~de Future Land Use e~ement.
-~Re~ute finc~ng. Please ~d~ate be~w the location of squiva~n! po~c~s or ot~ec~ves within the ~ comprehensive ~an:
E~ement. ; Objec~ve- ; Po~cy- ; Page.
Element- ; ObScUre- ; PoFmy- ; Page-
E~ement- ; Objecave* ; Po~y- ; Page-
~Other. Please ~3c~cats below how your ~0cal gevemment expects to meet o~ exceed ~e requirements of ~$ CFLUE pol~/:
Note: The amendment will likely include a revision to Policy
8.22.2 ~o provide for the possible coordination of capital
improvement programs.
..POLICY POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATABILITY RESPONSE FORM
POIJCY AREA AND NUMBER: Historic Preservation Policy 3
Jwlli amend lecal comprehensive plan wt.,in one year after adoption of Countywide Furore Land Use element.
X']Refute tim:lng. Please indicate below the location of equivalent policies or objectives within ~e k;caJ comprehensive p,ran:
Element- _See ~ote below ;Ob~ve- ;Policy- ;Page-
Element- ; Objec~ve- ; Policy- ; Page-
Element- ; Objective- ; Policy- ; Page-.
pother. Please indicate below how your local govemmen~ expects to meet or exceed ~e requirements of ~is CFLUE policy:
Note: Ail Historically Significant residential structures
are identified on the Future Land Uses-Natural Resources and
Parks Map. and %he uDdatin? of said Iisi would be_~over_n.e~.~.
according to the proposed Histic Preservation Ordinance.
· POLICY AREA AND NUMBER: Historic Preservation Policy 4
RESPONSE:
Jwiti amend local comprehensive plan within one year after adop§on of Countywide Fu~re Land Use elemenL
~---]Refuts fic, dlr~l. Please indicate below the location of equivalent policies or objectives within the local comprehensive plan:
Elomef~t-Future T,and Use ;Objective- ;Policy-1-11-11 ;Page- ].6
Element- " ; O~ective- ; Porky-1.11.12 ; Pag~ 16
Element- ; O~eclive- ; Policy-1.11.13 ; Page- 16
~ ~Ouslng b. /. 3 34
Other. Please k~cate below how your kx:al government expects to meet or exceed the requirements of this CFLUE policy:
Note: The above listed ]policies will ensure the estab'i±sb, ment
of a method of identifying and preserving historic properties,
in addition to a Historic Preservation Ordinance to be adopted
within the first wave of development regulations.
- POLICY POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATABILITY RESPONSE FORM
POUCY AREA AND NUMBER: Water Policy 2
RESPONSE:
JWl~ amend local comprehensive p~an wi~ln one ),ear eft~ adop6on ol Count~,~de Fu[um !.amd Use e~ement
~--'] Refute flr~dr, g. P~ease indicate below the !ocatlo~ of equivelen! po§cles or objecffves within the IocaJ comprehensive plan:
E~ement-~ater ; Ob~ve- ;Pol~7- 3B. 2... I ;Page-
Element- ; Ob~ve- ; Policy- 3 ~. 2.2 ; Page- 5
Element- ; Ob~ve- _; Policy- 3]~. 2.3 ; Page- 53
Other. Please ir, olcate below how your local government expects to meet or exceed ~e requirements of this CFLUE policy:
3B.2.6 53
i~O'C~D.Le Water 3C. 3. ].-6 57
Natural Groundwater Aquifer Recharqe 3D. 1.1-. 4 ~0
Interqovernmental Coordination 8.18.2 1 0 6
Note: The above listed policies d~rec~ly and ind~w~fly ~Areqq
the conservation and protection of the City's water resources.
Purthermore, the Plan was found to further, end b~ ~SiSfe~t
with State Policy 8(b) (9): "Protecn aquifers from depletion
and contamination throuqh appropriate requlatory proqrams and
incen=ives.
PO~CY AREA AND NUMBER:Water Policy 4
RESPONSE:
_.Jw~li amend local comprehensive plan w{thin one year after adoption of Count.jw~de Fulure Lar~d Use e~ement.
X--1Refute finc~r,g. Please i~:licate below file location of equivalent policies or object, yes withkt the IoceJ comprehensive plan:
Element- Future Land Use .;Ogec~ve-1'7 ;Policy- 1.7.2 ;Pag~10
E~ment- ; Ob~c~- ; Policy- 1.7.5 ~. 6; Page- 11
Eleme~- ; O~ecgve- ; Policy- ; Page-
]O~er. ~easa P~fica~ below how your kx~ g0vemmem sxnects ~ meet or ex~d ~e requirements of ~s CFLUE polkT:
Note: The above listed policies directly or indirectly ensure
that the City will adopt similar standards %o, and comply with
standards oft the SFWMD.
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BOYNTON BEACH
DATE:
POUCY AREA AND NUMBER: Environmental Policy 3
RESPONSE:
WII amer~:t k~.al compmhon~¥e plan ~hln on~ ~ar a~t~- adoplion o[ ~ount~l~ ~etum Land U element.
IX ~Re~u~ flnclr'~. F~ase lndlcate below ~ Iocatlen o~ ~qul¥~lent poli~ or ol~:~v*~ ~l~hin ~h~ local campml'~nsl~ plan:
I Eleme*'lt- Conservation .; O~- ;Pol~- 4.3..1 ;Page- 5
Element- _.; Obje~ve- ; Policy- ; Page.
Element- ; Objec~ve- ; Policy- ; Page-
--]Other. Please trx:licate below how your local gevemment expects I~ meet or exceed Ihe requirements of fi.is CFLUE policy:
Note: The natural resources areas are identif~
in the Conservation Element and adopted by reference in Policy
4.3.1. In addition, the "A" rated ecos_vs~ems
on the Future Land Use Map bv the Conservat~o~
and are also referenced in Policy 4.3.1.
It should also be noted that Policy 4.3.6 requires the C~y
participate in pro,rams and adopt mod~] c~-a~nsm(-,~q r]~='~,~'ln~,=a
the Planninq Council"for the purposes of protecting ...natural
resourcas.." This policy is mmplemented throuqh a req~. in th~
zn the draft ordinance that requmres that "all applications sha'
as developed by the Planning Council".
~YAR~D NUMBER: Environmental Policy 4
R~NSE:
a~ ~l ~m~n~ ~n ~in o~ year afl~ a~p~on of ~un~ Fu~m ~ U~ e~ment.
~--1Refute fln~r~j. Please indicate below the location of equivalent policies or objeclJves within the local c~mpmhenslve ~an:
Element- Capital Improvements ; ObscUre- ;po~-9D. 5.2 ;Page- 109.17
Element- ; Objective- ; Por~cy- ; Page.
Element- ; ObjeclJve- ; Policy- ; Page-
]Other. Please indicate below how you~ local govemmen~ expects to meet or exceed the reqJlrements of ~15 CFLUE 13olloy:
Note: Policy 9D.5.2 provides for the necessar,v exemption
criteria based on developmen~ status. In addition~ the City's
draft Environmentally Sensitive Lands Ordinance, in Section
7.5-79, includes an appeals ~rocess regarding the identificatio'
of a sensitive site.
POLICY POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATABILITY RESPONSE FORM
19/90
POMCY AREA AND NUMBER: Environmental Policy 5
RESPONSE:
~Jv~ amend k~d compmhen~ve plan v~n o~e year ~tsf adop~on of Coun~y~de Future Land Use e~ment.
~Refute tinting. P~ease Ind~ate bek~w [he k~aUon of equtva~nt polides or o~ec~ves wiflfln the Ioc~ compmhensh~ ~an:
E~ment- ; Ob~c~ve- ; Po~y- ; Page-
E~ment- ; Ob~c~ve- ; Po§cy- ; Page-
E~eme~t- ; Ob~ec~ve- ; Po~cy- ; Page
~Other. Please k3dtcate below how your k3c~ govemme~ expects to meet or exceed ~e reqJimments of ~is CFLUE polly:
Note: Amendment will li~_]_~
in order for it to also include a requirement to provide the
Plannin~ Council with the list of sites that are exempt from
natural area dedication requiremenss.
POUCY AREA AND NUMBER: Environmental Policy 6(1)
RESPONSE:
JWi~ amend k>cal comp~ehen~ve p~n v~3in one year after adopaon of County~de Futura Land Use e~ment.
~Refute ~n~ng. P~ase ind~ate bek~w ~le Iocat~n of equiva~nt po§cJes or o~ec~ves ~thin fl3e Ioc~ compmhensh/e ~an:
E~ement- Future Land Use ; Ob~flve- ;Po§cy- 1.11.14 ;Page- 17
~eme~t- Conservation ; Ob~c~ve- ;P0~cy- 4.3.5 ;Page- 67
E~ment- ; Ob~c~ve. ; Po~cy- ; Page-
~O~her. Please kxficate below how your kx~ government expecls ~ meet or exceed the requImments o! ~ds CFLUE polly:
Note: In addition, these policies will be implemented and
expanded upon within the Sensitive Lands Ordinance.
:POLICY POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATABILITY RESPONSE FORM
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
POUCYAREAANO NUMBER: Environmental Policy 6 ~ 2)
amend ~ compmhen~ve p~n ~thln one year sfm adop~on o! County~de Fu~re La~d Use e~ment.
X--~Refuts flnclng. P~ease ~d~cate be~0w the k~atbn of equivalent po~ctes or ot~ec~ves within ~e IocaJ comprehensive
E~eme~t- ; Ob~ve- ; PoUch- ; Page-
E~eme~t- ; Ob~ve- ; Po~c~- ; Page-
E~eme~t- ; Objec~ve- ; Po~cy- ; Page-
~O~er. Please ~ndicate below how your ~ government expects to meet or exceed ~e requirements of
Note: The Environmentally Sensitive Lands Ordinance ~rovides
the City the option of establishing a "fee-in-lieu-of-land
program" for areas determined to be too small to preserve.
In addition, what is the multijurisdictional value of a natural
area that is_less than 1.6 acres in size (unless part of larger
natural area).
POUCYARF~AND NUMSER: Environmental Policy 6 (3)
RESPONSE:
Jv~m amer~ k~a] comp~ehen~Jve p~an v~thin one year after adoption of Cour~de Fuh,re Land Use e~ment.
X--]Refute fir~ng. P~ease ind~ate bebw the Imt~n of ~uiva~nt ~fi~s or o~eca~s ~in ~ ~ ~m~ns~ ~:
E~m~t. Rec. and Open Space ;O~- 5.8 ;p~. 5.8.1 ;Pa~- 77
E~m~t- Conservation .; O~- ; P0~- 4.3.2,. ~ fPa~- 66
E~m~t- ; O~- ; p~. .1
~r. Ple~ ~ ~low ~ ~ur ~ ~mme~ exes ~ m~t ~ ex~ ~ r~immen~ of ~s CFLUE ~1~:
Note: The above mentioned policies address mana~in~ Dreserve~
sites, adjacent land development, and funding. Furthe~ore,
the Sensitive Lands Ordinance would~ once adopted, provide
additional, and more detailed, management techniques,
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~MENT: CIT~ OF BOYNT( ~90
POUCY AREA AND NUMBER: Environmental Policy 6(4)
RESPONSE:
amend local comprehensive p~an within one year sft~ adoption of Countywide Future Land Use elernent.
~--"]Refute flrxJng. Please Indicate below the location of equivalent policies or obJeclive$ within the IoceJ comprehensNe p~an:
Element- ; Ob~ve- ; Policy- ' ; Page-
Element- ; Objective- ; Po~.:y- ; Page-
Element- ; Objective- ; Poilcy- ; Page-
-1Other. Please indicate below how your local govemmem expects to meet or exceed the requirements of this CFLUE policy:
District will ensure such areas are preserved according to the
preservation policies in the Future Land Use and Conservation
Elements.
POUCY AREA AND NUMBER: Environmental Policy 6 (5)
RESPONSE:
__1WII3 m'nend local cornp,-ehen,~ve p/an within one year after adoption of Countywide Future Land Use element.
~----]Refute Iinding. Please indicate below the location of equivalent policies or objec~ves within the Iocat ~rnpmhensive plan:
Element- Conservation ;Objective- ;Policy. 4.3.8 ;Page- 67
Element- ; Objective- ; Policy- ; Page-
Element- ; Objective- ; Policy- ; Page-
-']Other. Please indicate below how your local govemmen~ expects to n'met m' exceed the requirernents of this CFLUE pol~/=
Note: Pol±cy 4.3.8 addresses prema*cure land excavation, ';n
addition to the land management techniques included throuqhout
draft ordlnan ~e.
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LOCAL. GOVERNMENT:
DATE:
POUCYAREAANDNUMBER: Environmental Policy 6(6)
RESPONSE:
JV~l~ amend local comixehenstve p~an wt~In one year after adopl~on of Count~de Futura Land Use element.
-']Refute fin(lng. Please indicate below the location of equivalent pormles or ol~ectJves within the ioceJ comp~ehensIve ~an:
Element- ; Objective- ; Polly- ; Page-
Element- ; Ob~,eclJve- ; PotIcy- ; Page-
Element- ; Objec'~ve- ; Policy- ; Page-
'-]O~her. Please indicate below how your local government expects to meet or exceed the requirements of this CFLUE policy:
Response: Sites containing less than 1.5 acres of environmen~
significant land are no= identified as an "A","B", or "C" rated
rated ecosystem within Table 4 (see Policy 3 response1, and ere
therefore excluded from most of the City's preservation policies
PO~CY AREA AND NUMBER: Environmental Policy 6 (7)
RESPONSE:
JWill amend local coml:~ehensJ,,~e i::~an within one year after adop§on of County~de Fu~m Land Use element
Y
f--1Re[~ute fining. Please indicate below the location of equivalent policies or objeclives within the k, ceJ comprehensive plan:
Element- Conservation ; O~ec~ve. ;P0~cy- 4.2.15 ;Page-66
Element- ; Objec~ve- ; Policy- ; Page-..
Element- ; Ob;~ec~ive. ; Porto. y- ; Page-
Other. Please indicate below how your locaJ government expects to meet or exceed the requirements of tNB CFLUE policy:
Note: In addition to Policy 4.2.15, the draft Env. Sensitive
Lan. ds Ordinance creases restricted development zones intended
to regulate land adjacent to sensitive zones (see pq. 12 of
ordinancet .
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OF DATE: / 9 0
POLICY AREA AND NUMBER: Environmental Policy 6 (8a,b,c)
RESPONSE:
~__JWill amend local comprehensive plan wilhin one year after adoplion of Coun[yw~de Future Land Use element.
'-]Refute finding. Please indicate below the location o! equivalent policies or object, yes within the IocaJ compmhensJ~m plan:
Element- ; Ob~ve- ; Policy- ; Page-
Element- ; Ob~ective- ; Policy- ; Page-
Element- ; Objective* ; Policy- ; Page-
--1Other. Please indicate below how your local government expects to meet or exceed ~e requirementsof this CFLUE policy:
Note: Plan amendment will likely involve revising Policy 4.3.4
in order to include notification to adjacent municipalities and
the Planninq Council.
PODOY AREA AND NUMSER: Annexation Policy 1 (a)
RESPONSE:
....~W~l~ amend local comp~ehensJve p~an wilhin ~ year a~ a~p6on of ~un~ Fu~m ~ U~ e~menL
'~Refute tinting. Please indk~ate beiow the location of equivalent policJes or objec~ves within ~3e lecaJ compcehensive plan:
Element- ; ObjeclJve- ; Policy. ; Page-
Element- ; Object~ve- ; Policy. ; Page-
Element- ; Objecl~ve- ; PoEcy- ; Page-
-]Other. Please indicate below how yoar local government expects to meet or exceed the requirements of ~ls CFLUE policy:
Note: The western limit of annexation has recently b~en chanqe(
(a ,City Commission decision) from Lawrence Rd. to the western
urban service boundary-the E-3 Canal. This is indicated as the
Reserve Annexation Area boundary on the Annexation MaD. This
boundary will be added to the Future Land Use Map or map series.
POUCY AREA AND NUMBER: Annexation Policy 1 (b)
RESPONSE:
JW',I~ amend local comprehensive p~n wi~ln one year aft~' adoption of Coun~,.wide Future Land Use e~ement.
.~Refute flr',dng. Please Indicate below the location of equivalent polioles or obJectfveswithin the IocaJ comp~hensNe p~an:
Element- Future Land Use ; OHec~ve- 1.4,1.5;Policy-1.4.8,4. l~age- 6
Element- , ObScUre. ; Percy-1.4.12 : Page- 7
Eleme~- Sanitary Sewer ; Ob~ve- 3A. 2 ;Policy-3A. 2.1 ;Page- 48
-]Other. Please indicate below how your Iocalgovemment expects to meet or exceed ~e requirements of this CFLUE policy:
Potable Water 3C.1.5,2.3 55
Drainage 3B.1.3 51
Rec. and Open Space 5.2.2 73
Note: The above listed policies address the provision of
facilities wL~hin the utility service area.
POUCY AREA AND NUMBER: Annexation Policy 1 (c)
RESPONSE:
_Jwili amer~l local comprehensive p~an within one year a~ter adoption of County~de Future Land Use eiement.
-']Refute firx~ng. Please indicate below the location of squNaient policies or ob~ecl~ves within the local comp~ehensive plan:
Element- ; Ob~ec~ve- .; Policy- ; Page-
Element- ; Objective- ; Policy- ; Page.
Element- ; Ob~eclJve- ; Policy- ; Page-
-)Other. Please ~:f~cate below how your kx::aJ government expects to meet o~' exceed ~ requirements of this CFLUE policy:
N/A Note: The City is a primary provider of water and sewer service
within the utility service area. As for other services,
annexatIon is contingent upon the area being adequately provided
with services from the City. It is not likely that services
· will be required from other municipalities.
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POUCYARF_AAND NUMBER: Annexation Policy 1 (d)
RESPONSE:
JW11t ~mend ~oc. al comi:xehensive I:x~n w~thln one year a~ef adop~on of Coun[ywtde Future Land Use element.
"~']Refu~e fin(lng Please Indicate below the location of equivalent poilcles or ob~ecl~ve$ within tt~ Io~ comprehen.~ ~an:
Element- Sanitary Sewer ;O6Jec~ve- 3Ao2 ;pollcy.3a.2.~r3.;]page.~?
E~ment- Future Land Use ; OHec~ve- ;Po~cy- 1.5.9 :Page- 9
E~ment- Drainage ; Ob~ve- ;P0~cy-3B. 1.3 ;pag~ 51
~] O~%er. Pleas~ k3olca~ below how your local government expels t3 meet or exceed the reqJJrements ol ~s CFLUE p~l~y:
· ..Remedial Actions 9D.5.4
Note: The above listed ob~.ective and policies address ~he
issues fo adequane services tor and establishment of level of
service standards for, newly annexed areas.
POUCYAREAAND NUMBER: Annexation Policy l(g)
RESPONSE:
~..=~Jwi~ emend local comprehensive p~an w~in one year after adop§on of Countywide Future Land Us~ e~emenl.
~Refute tinting. P~ease ~d~ate be~w the location ot equivalent pelic~es or ot~ec6ves v~thin the Ioc~ comp~ehen~ve ~an:
Etement- ; Ob~ec~ve. ; Po~cy. ; Page-..
Element- ; Ob~ve- ; Po~cy- ; Page.
Element- ; Ob~ec~ve- ; Po~cy- ; Page-
~Other. Please k~ficate below bow your kx~] government expects to meet or exceed ~e requirements of ~s CFLUE pol~/:
Note: It is likely that the future Plan amendment will include
a revision 5o Policy 8.10.1 to incorporate the requirement that
the Planninq Council Ks notified of all annexations,
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CIT% DATE:
POUCYAREAAND NUMBER: Housing Policy 1
RESPONSE:
JW~II amend local comprehensive p~an wi~ln one year after adoption of Countywide Future Land Use element.
X--']Refuts flndlr, g. Please tndlcats below the location of equivalent policies or ob~ecti~s within the IocaJ comprehensive p~an:
Element- Housing ;Ob~c~ve- ;Po~- 6.1.1, .3;Page- 78
Element- ; O~ec~- ; Po~- 6.2.6 ; Page-~ 79
Eleme~- ; Ob~c~ve- ; P~cy- 6.3.12 ; Page- 81
6.4 2 Bl.1
~f~her. Please ~lo~cats below how your local govemme~ expels ~ meet or exceed ~e requlremen~ of ~s C~LUE polly:
Note: The above listed policies have been adope~ with th~.
intent to lessen the burd~ on d~v~]~p~r~ of affordable housing
and to creaze incentives to accomplish same. In addition, the
City's Comprehensive Plan includes policies that i~f~se~ a
comprehensive program aimed at increasing the availability of
affordable housinq and community redevelopment.
- POUCYAREAAND NUMBER: Housing PolicV 2
RESPONSE:
._.JW~li amend local comp('ehensive p~an within one year after adop~on of Countywide Future Land Use element.
~---]Refuts finc~ng. Please indicate belew the location of squivalent policies or objec~ves w~thin the tocaJ compcehensh,,e plan:
Eleme. t. Housing ; Ob~c~ve- 6 . I . . 3 :Po~cy~. 1 . ] ;Page- 7
6.2.2, .4
Element- ; Objec~ve. ; Policy-C~._3_,_/..~ Page- 7
Element- ; Objective- ; Po~cy.6.3 . 12 ; Page.. 8
--]Other. Please ir~dicats below bow your local government expects to meet or exceed the requirements of lh~s CFLUE policy:
6.4.1, .2 81
6.8.2~ .3 84
Future Land Use 1.13.2 18
Note: The above mentioned objectives and policies sufficiently
{according no the minimum criteria outlined in F.A.C Chapner
9J-5) the issue of affordable housing through financial
assistance, infill site identification, nonconforming lot
development, and assistance programs.
POLICY POTENTIAL INTERJURISDICTIONAL INCOMPATABILITY RESPONSE FORM
LOCAL GOVERNMENT:
POLICYAREA AND NUMBER:
RESPONSE:
Housing Policy 3
I DATE:
Jw~li amend local comprehensive p~n within or)e year after adoptlen of Countywide Future Land Use element.
~-']Refuts fir',dc, g. Please indicate below the location of equivalent polities or obJectJvee within the locaJ comprehensh,'e plan:
Element-Housing ; Ob~c~ve- ; P0~cT- 6.3 .'8, . 9 ;Page- 81
Element. Interqovt. Coordinatio~ob~c~. 8.22 ;Po~cy~. 22.1,. 2tPage-107
Element- ; Ob~ve. ; Policy- ; Page-.
-]Other. Please k, olcate below how your local government expects to meet or exceed ~ requirements of Ibis CFLUE policy:
Note: The listed policies, alonq with those that initiate
coordination with the School Board (see Education~ may
adequately address the issue of school inteqration.
POUCY AREA AND NUMBER:
RESPONSE:
Jwili amend locaJ comp,'ehensive plan within one year after adop§on of Countywide Future Land Use element.
-]Refute fi~c~r~j. Please indicate below the location of equivalent policies or obje¢~ves within the local comprehensive plan:
Elemor~t- ; Object'ye- ; Policy- ; Page-
Element- ; Objective. ; Policy. ; Page-
Element- ; Objeelive- ; Policy- ; Page-
7Ot."~r. Please indicate below how your local gevemmem expects to meet or exceed the reqJ[rements of th~s CFLUE policy: