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STATE OF FLORIDA •
DEPARTMENT O.F COMMUNIT.Y AFFAIRS
"Dedica.fed to making Florida a better place to call home" •
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JEB BUSH STEVEN M, SEIBERT
Governor secretary
September I7,2001
The Honorable Geraldine A.Genco
Mayor,Village of Tequesta •
250 Tequesta Drive •
Suite•300 . -
Tequesta,Florida 33469
Dear Mayor Genco:
The'.Department has conducted a preliminary review of the Village's proposed
comprehensive plan amendment received on August 20,2001, DCA Reference No.01-SC1. : - •
The Department has determined that the proposed plan amendment need not be formally
reviewed for consistency with Chapter 163,Florida Statutes,and Rule 91-5, Florida Administrative
Code.In addition,the Department has not received any recommendation;for review from the
Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council or any affected person regarding the proposed '
amendment.:
Therefore,the proposed amendment will not be reviewed and the Objections,
Recommendations and Comments report will be waived. The local government may proceed to
immediately.adopt the amendment.
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This letter should be made available for public inspection. If you have any questions, •
please:contact Roger Wilburn,Community Program Administrator,overseeing the review of the •
amendment,at(850)487-4545.
Sincerely,
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Charles Gauthier,MCP •
Chief,Bureau of Local Planning
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cc: Michael Couzzo,Village Manager
Michael J.Busha,Executive Director,Treasure Coast Regional Planning Councilj .
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF
TEQUESTA, FLORIDA AMENDING THE ADOPTED VILLAGE
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN,PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 163,FLORIDA STATUTES,
AND CHAPTERS 9J-5 AND 9J 11,FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE,
AMENDING TEXT WITHIN THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ELEMENT
PROVIDING FOR POLICIES RELATED TO ANEW ELEMENT (PSFE); CREATING
A NEW ELEMENT,PUBLIC SCHOOL FACILITIES ELEMENT (PSFE)
ACCORDING TO AN INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE VILLAGE,
COUNTY AND PALM BEACH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT;PROVIDING FOR
CODIFICATION, SEVERABILITY, AND EFFECTIVE AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES.
WHEREAS,the Village of Tequesta has initiated amendments, according to the interlocal
agreement titled"Interlocal Agreement with Municipalities of Palm Beach County and The
School District of Palm Beach County To Establish Public School Concurrency" in accordance
with Chapter 163, Florida Statutes, and the adopted Village of Tequesta Comprehensive Plan, and
such text amendments are attached as Exhibits "A" and"B" of this Ordinance; and
WHEREAS,the Village Local Planning Agency has reviewed the proposed amendments to the
Comprehensive Plan, and has recommended adoption; and
WHEREAS,the Village Council, at a duly convened public adoption hearing, pursuant to
Chapter 163,Florida Statutes, has received the recommendation of the Local Planning Agency,
reviewed the proposed amendments, and has found that the amendments, further the public
health, safety and welfare; are consistent with the requirements of Chapter 163,Florida Statutes,
and Chapters 9J-5, and 9J-11,Florida Administrative Code; and are consistent with other
elements of the Village Comprehensive Plan.
NOW THEREFORE,BE IT ORDAINED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, FLORIDA AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1.: INCORPORATION OF RECITALS
The above recitals are incorporated as though fully set forth herein.
SECTION 2.: FINDINGS
The proposed Comprehensive Plan Amendments as more particularly described in Exhibits
"A" and`B" are determined by the Village Council to be consistent with the public health, safety,
and welfare, consistent with the requirements of Chapter 163, Florida Statutes, consistent with the
requirements of Chapters 9J-5, and 9J-11, Florida Administrative Code, and consistent with all
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elements of the adopted Village Comprehensive Plan.
SECTION 3.: AMENDMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
The Village Comprehensive Plan is hereby amended to incorporate those amendments set
forth in Exhibit's "A" &`B" attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference.
SECTION 4.: SEVERABILITY
If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance for any reason, is
held to be unconstitutional, void or otherwise invalid,the validity of the remaining portions of this
Ordinance shall not be effected thereby.
SECTION 5.: EFFECTIVE DATE
This Ordinance shall become effective upon its adoption and passage by the Village
Council
READ AND APPROVED,on First Reading by the Village Council on the day of
, 20_.
READ AND ADOPTED, on Second Reading by the Village Council on the day of
, 20_
AYE NAY Mayor
AYE NAY Vice Mayor
AYE NAY Council Member
AYE NAY Council Member
AYE NAY Council Member
ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGAL
SUFFICIENCY
Village Clerk • Village Attorney
(EXHIBIT's "A" &`B" ON FOLLOWING PAGES)
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EXHIBIT"A"
• New Public:School Facilities Element(All New Tent,No Underlines)
• Amendments to Capital Improvements Element
• Amended Table of Contents
• Amended List of Tables
• Amended List of Figures
PUBLIC SCHOOL FACILITIES ELEMENT:
Goal: 1.0.0 A Palm Beach County school system that provides for future
availability of public school facilities consistent with the adopted
level of service standard.This goal shall be accomplished
recognizing the constitutional obligation of the School District to
provide a uniform system of free public schools on a countywide
basis.
Objective: 1.1.0: To ensure that the capacity of schools is sufficient to support
student growth at the adopted level of service standard for each year of the five-
year planning period and through the long term planning period.
Policies: 1.1.1 The LOS standard is the school's utilization which is defined as the enrollment
as a percentage of school student capacity based upon the Florida Inventory of
School Houses(FISH).The level of service(LOS)standard shall be establishedfor
all schools of each type within the School District as 110 percent utilization,
measured as the average for all schools Of each type within each Concurrency
Service Area.No individual school shall be allowed to operate in excess of 110%
utilization, unless the school is the subject of a School Capacity Study (SCS)
undertaken by the School District,working with the Technical Advisory Group
(TAG) which determines that the school can operate in excess of 110%
utilization..The SCS shall be required if a school in the first student count of the
second semester reaches 108 % or higher capacity. As a.result of an SCS, an
individual school may operate at up to 120%utilization.
1.1.2 If,as a result of a School Capacity Study(SCS),a determination is made that a
school will exceed 120%utilization or cannot operate in excess of 110%
utilization,then the School District shall correct the failure of that school to be
operating within the adopted LOS through 1)program adjustments 2)attendance
boundary adjustments or 3)modifications to the Capital Facilities Program to
add additional capacity.If,as a result of the SCS a determination is made that
the school will exceed 110%and can operate within adopted guidelines,the
identified school may operate at up to 120%utilization. If as a result of one or
more School Capacity Studies that demonstrate that the schools of a particular
type can operate at a higher standard than the 110%utilization standard of the
CSA,the Comprehensive Plan will be amended to reflect the new LOS for that
school type in that CSA.
1.1.3 The School Capacity Study(SCS)shall determine if the growth rate within
an area,causing the enrollment to exceed 110 percent of capacity,is temporary or
reflects an ongoing trend affecting the LOS for the 5 year planning period. The
study shall include data which shows the extent of the exceedance attributable to
both existing and new development. Notification shall be provided to the local
government within whose jurisdiction the study takes place. At a minimum,the
study shall consider:
1. Demographics in the school's Concurrency Service Area(CSA);
2. Student population trends;
3. Real estate trends(e.g. development and redevelopment);
4. Teacher/student ratios;and
5. Core facility capacity;
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1.1.4 The adopted LOS standard shall become applicable to the entire County at the
beginning of the.2004-05 school year,by which time the School District has achieved
the countywide adopted level of service for all schools of each school type. In the
interim;TABLE PSF-1 establishes the tiered level of service standards for each CSA
by school type. Individual schools of each type may exceed the Tiered LOS standards
during the period in which Tiered LOS are in effect.Each individual school exceeding
the Tiered LOS during that time shall not be allowed to exceed the utilization
standards for that school type as shown in the Maximum Utilization Table Of this
element(TABLE PSF-2).
TABLE PSF-1
STANDARDS FOR TIER])LEVEL OF SERVICE(LOS)
CSA MITEMEMII 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06
1 Elementary 120 110
Middle 130 125 110
High 110
2 Elementary 110
Middle 130 130 110
Hi h 115 115 115 110
3 Elementary 110
Middle 130 130 110
High 115 115 " 115 1111
4 Elementary 115 110
Middle 130 130 110
High 115 115 115 110
5 Elementary 110
Middle 130 130 115 110
High 135 135 130 130 110
16 Elementary 110
Middle 130 130 120 110
High 120 120 120 110
8 Elementary 110
Middle 130 1130 1125 1115 1110
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2001 Capital Budget,June 2000
1.1.5 Concurrency Service Areas(CSA)shall be established,on a less than district-wide basis,as
depicted on PSF-1 and described in the Concurrency Service Area Boundary Descriptions
in the Implementation Section of this element.
a. The criteria for Concurrency Service Areas shall be:
Palm Beach County is divided into twenty-one CSAs. Each CSA boundary shall be
delineated considering the following criteria and shall be consistent with provisions in the
Interlocal Agreement:
1. School locations,student transporting times,and future land uses in the area.
2. Section lines,major traffic-ways,natural bathers and county boundaries.
b. Each CSA shall demonstrate that:
1.Adopted level of service standards will be achieved and maintained for each year of
the five-year planning period;and
2.Utilization of school capacity is maximized to the greatest extent possible,taking
into account transportation costs,court approved desegregation plans and other
relevant factors.
c. Consistent with s.163.3180(13)(c)2.,F.S.,changes to the CSA boundaries shall be made
only by amendment to this element and shall be exempt from the limitation on the
frequency of plan amendments,Any proposed change to CSA boundaries shall require
a demonstration by the School District that the requirements of 2(a)and(b),above,are
met.
1.1.6 The Village shall consider as committed and existing the public school capacity which
is projected to be in place or under construction in the first three years of the School
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District's most recently adopted Five Year Plan,as reflected in TABLE CI-4(Six
Year Capital Improvement Schedule)of the Capital Improvement Element of the
Village Comprehensive Plan),when analyzing the availability of school capacity and
making level of service compliance determinations.
1.1.7 The Village shall amend TABLE CI-4(Six Year Capital Improvement Schedule)of
the Capital Improvement Element when committed facility capacity is eliminated,
deferred or delayed,to ensure consistency with the School District Five Year Plan.
1.1.8 The impact of a home on a single family lot of record shall not be subject to school
concurrency.
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1.1.9 The Village shall suspend or terminate its application of School concurrency upon the
occurrence and for the duration of the following conditions:
a. School concurrency shall be suspended in all CSAs upon the occurrence and
for the duration of the following conditions:
• The occurrence of an"Act of God";or
• The School District does not adopt an update to its Capital Facilities Plan by
Septemberl5th of each year;or
• The School District's adopted update to its Capital Facilities Program Plan
does not add enough FISH capacity to meet projected growth in demand for
permanent student stations at the adopted level of service standard for each
CSA and ensures that no school of any type exceeds the maximum utilization
standard in any CSA;or
• The School District Capital Facilities Plan is determined to be financially
infeasible as determined by the State Department of Education,or as defined
by the issuance of a Notice of Intent to Find an Amendment to a Capital
Improvement Element not in compliance as not being financially feasible,by
the Department of Community Affairs; or by a court action or final
administrative action;or
• If concurrency is suspended in one-third or more of the CSAs pursuant to
Policy 1.9b below.
b. School Concurrency shall be suspended within a particular CSA upon the
occurrence and for the duration for the following conditions:
• Where an individual school in a particular CSA is twelve or more months
behind the schedule set forth in the School District Capital Facilities Plan,
concurrency will be suspended within that CSA and the adjacent CSAs for
that type of school;or
• The School District does not maximize utilization of school capacity by
allowing a particular CSA or an individual school to exceed the adopted Level
of Service(LOS)standard; or
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• Where the School.District materially amends the first 3 years of the Capital
Facilities Plan and that amendnient causes the Level Of Service to be exceeded
for that type of school within a CSA,concurrency will be suspended within
that CSA and the adjacent CSAs only for that type of school.
c. Once suspended,for any of the above reasons,concurrency shall be reinstated once
the Technical Advisory Group(TAG)determines the condition that caused the
suspension has been remedied or the Level of Service for that year for the affected
CSAs have been achieved.
d.If a Program Evaluation Report,as defined in the Interlocal Agreement,
recommends that concurrency be suspended because the program is not working as
planned,concurrency may be suspended upon the concurrence of 33%of the
PARTIES signatories of the "Palm Beach County Interlocal Agreement with
Municipalities of Palm Beach County and the School District of Palm Beach
County to establish Public School Concurrency".
e.Upon termination of the Interlocal Agreement the Village shall initiate a
Comprehensive Plan Amendment to terminate school concurrency.
Objective 1.2.0 To allow for Palm Beach County School District to provide for mitigation alternatives
which are financially feasible and will achieve and maintain the adopted level of service
standard in each year of the five-year planning period.
Policies: 1.2.1 Mitigation shall be allowed for those development proposals that cannot meet adopted
level of service standard. Mitigation options shall include options listed below for
• which the School District assumes the operational responsibility and which will
maintain the adopted level of service standards for each year of the five-year planning
period.
a.Donation of buildings for use as a primary or alternative learning facility;and/or
b.Renovation of existing buildings for use as public school facilities;or
c.Construction of permanent student stations or core capacity.
The site plan for buildings being renovated pursuant to letter"b"above,that are
fifty years of age or older,shall demonstrate that there are no adverse impacts on sites
listed in the National Register of Historic Places or otherwise designated in
accordance with appropriate State guidelines as locally significant historic or
archaeological resources.
1.2.2 Level of service(LOS)standards shall be met within the CSA for which a
development is proposed,or by using capacity from adjacent CSAs,otherwise
mitigation measures shall be required for development order approval.
Objective 1.3.0 To ensure existing deficiencies and future needs are addressed consistent with the
adopted level of service standard.
Policy: 1.3.1 The Village, in coordination with the School District and other local governments,
shall annually amend TABLE CI-4 of the Capital Improvement Element (School
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District of Palm Beach County Six:Year Capital Improvement Schedule),to maintain
consistency with the School District's adopted Five Year Plan and to maintain a
financially feasible capital improvements program and ensure that level of service
standards will continue to be achieved and maintained in each year of the five year
planning period.
Goal: 2.0.0 It is the GOAL of the Village to maintain and enhance joint planning processes and
procedures for coordination of public education facilities for planning and decision-
making regarding population projections,public school siting,and the development
of public education facilities concurrent with residential development and other
services.
Objective: 2.1.0 To establish a process of coordination and collaboration between the
County,local governments,and the School District in the planning and
siting of public school facilities in coordination with planned
infrastructure and public facilities.
Policies: 2.1.1 The Village shall coordinate and provide for expedited review of development
proposals with the School District during the development review process to ensure
integration of public school facilities with surrounding land uses and the compatibility
of uses with schools.
2.1.2 There shall be no significant environmental conditions and significant historical
resources on a proposed site that can not be mitigated or otherwise preclude
development of the site for a public educational facility.
2.1.3 The proposed site shall be suitable or adaptable for development in accordance with
applicable water management standards,and shall not be in conflict with the adopted
or officially accepted plans of the South Florida Water Management District, or any
applicable Stormwater Utility or Drainage District.
2.1.4 The proposed location shall comply with the provisions of the Coastal Zone
Management Element of the comprehensive plan,if applicable to the site.
2.1.5 The Village shall support the Palm Beach County School District in the location of
schools proximate to urban residential areas.
2.1.6 The Village shall coordinate with the School District for the collocation of public
facilities, such as parks, libraries, and community centers with schools, to the extent
possible, as sites for these public facilities and schools are chosen and development
plans prepared.
Objective: 2.2.0 To establish and maintain a cooperative relationship with the School District, County
and other municipalities in coordinating land use planning with development of public
school facilities which are proximate to existing or proposed residential areas they will
serve and which serve as community focal points.
Policies: 2.2.1 The Village shall abide by the "Palm Beach County Interlocal Agreement with
Municipalities of Palm Beach County and the School District of Palm Beach County to
establish Public School Concurrency",which was fully executed by the parties involved
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and recorded with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Palm Beach County on January 25,
2001,consistent with ss.163.3177(6)(h)1.and 2.F.S.and 163.3180 F.S.
2.2.2 The Technical.Advisory Group(TAG)shall be established by the County,participating
local governments;and the School District The five member TAG will be comprised
of a Certified Public Accountant, a General Contractor, a Demographer, a Business
Person, and a Planner,nominated by their respective associations as indicated in the
Interlocal Agreement to establish Public School Concurrency mentioned in Policy 2.2.1
above. The Technical Advisory Group shall review and make recommendations
including but not limited to the following:
a. The Capital Facilities Plan;
b. The Ten and Twenty Year work programs;
c. Schools that trigger a School Capacity Study;
d. Concurrency Service Areas boundaries;
e. School District Management Reports;and
f. Operation and effectiveness of the Concurrency Program;
g. Program Evaluation Reports.
2.2.3 The Village shall provide the School.District with annual information needed to
maintain school concurrency,including information required for the School District to
establish:
a. School siting criteria;
b. Level of service update and maintenance;
c. Joint approval of the public school capital facilities program;
d. Concurrency service area criteria and standards;and
e. School utilization
2.2.4 The Village shall provide the School District with its Comprehensive Plan,along with
the five-year Land Use and population projections,to facilitate development of school
enrollment projections and shall annually update this information. The Village shall
coordinate its Comprehensive Plan and the Future Land Use Map with the School
Districts's long range facilities maps (PSF-5 and PSF-6), to ensure consistency and
compatibility with the provisions of this Element.
2.2.5 The Village shall advise the School District of a proposed public school site's
consistency with the Village's Comprehensive Plan and land development regulations,
including the availability of necessary public infrastructure to support the development
of the site.
2.2.6 The Village shall provide opportunity for the School District to comment on
comprehensive plan amendments,rezonings,and other land-use decisions which may
be projected to impact on the public schools facilities plan.
2.2.7 The Village shall coordinate with local governments and the School District on
emergency preparedness issues which may include consideration of:
a. Design and/or retrofit of public schools as emergency shelters;
b. Enhancing public awareness of evacuation zones, shelter locations, and
evacuation routes;
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c. Designation of sites other than public schools as long term shelters,to allow
schools to resume normal operations following emergency events.
Objective: 2.3.0 To establish a joint process of coordination and collaboration between the Village,Palm
Beach County and the School District in the planning and decision making on
population projections.
Policies: 2.3.1 The Village shall provide updated land use maps to the County for the conversion of the
BEBR projections into both existing and new residential units and disaggregate these
units throughout incorporated and unincorporated Palm Beach County into each CSA,
usingBEBR's annual estimates by municipality,persons-per-household figures,historic
growth rates and development potential.These projections are shown in Exhibit E of the
Interlocal Agreement as"Projected Units Table"which shall be amended annually and
provided to the School District.
2.3.2 The Village commits to working with the School District and Palm.Beach County to
improve this methodology and enhance coordination with the plans of the School
District and local governments.Population and student enrollment projections shall be
revised annually to ensure that new residential development and redevelopment
information provided by the municipalities and the County as well as changing
demographic conditions are reflected in the updated projections.The revised projections
and the variables utilized in making the projections shall be reviewed by all signatories
through the Intergovernmental Plan Amendment Review Committee (IPARC).
Projections shall be especially revisited and refined with the results of the 2000 Census.
The responsibilities of local governments and the School District on population
projections are described in Section VIII B of the Interlocal Agreement.
IMPLEMENTATION/Concurrence Service Area(CSA)Boundary Description
The Palm Beach County School District is divided into twenty-one(21)CSAs for school concurrency.The Palm Beach
County School CSA boundaries are described in the following pages as bounded by Section lines,major traffic-ways,
natural barriers and county boundaries consistent with s.163.3180(13)(c)2.,F.S. Changes to the CSA boundaries shall
be made by plan amendment and exempt from the limitation on the frequency of plan amendments.
CONCURRENCY SERVICE AREA DESCRIPTIONS DESCRIBED AS BOUNDED BY:
#1
NORTH-The Martin/Palm Beach County Border
SOUTH-Donald Ross Rd
EAST -The Atlantic Ocean
WEST Florida's Turnpike
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NORTH-The Martin/Palm Beach County Border
SOUTH-Donald Ross Rd and the South Section Line
of Sections(using T-R S).41-42-21,41-42-20,
41-42-19,41-41-24,and 41-41-23, then Southwest
along the centerline of the C-18 canal to
the Bee Line Hwy
EAST -Florida's Turnpike
WEST -Bee Line Hwy
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NORTH-Donald Ross Rd
SOUTH-The South Section Line.of Sections(using T-R-S)
42-43--10,42-43-09,42-43-08,.42-43-07,and 42.42-12,
East of Military Trl,then South,along Military Trl to
Northlake Blvd then West along Northlake Blvd to
Florida's Turnpike
EAST -The Atlantic Ocean
WEST Florida's Turnpike
#4
NORTH.-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
41-42-21,41-42-20,41-42-19,41-41-24,and 4141-23,
then Southwest along the C-18 Canal to the Bee
Line Hwy,then Northwest along the Bee.Line Hwy
until the intersection of Bee Line Hwy and the
West Section Line of Section 41-41-18
SOUTH Northlake Blvd West to Grapeview Blvd,.North along
Grapeview Blvd to the South Section Line of Section
(using T-R-S)42-41-08,then West along the South
Section Line of Sections 4241-08 and 42-41-07
EAST Florida's Turnpike
WEST -The West Section Line of(using T-R-S)41-41-18
South of the Bee Line Hwy,and the West Section
Lines of Sections.41-41-19,414130,41-41-31,
4241-06,and 42-41.07
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NORTH.-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
4243-10,42-43-09,42-43-08,42-43-07,and
42-42-12 West to Military Trl
SOUTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
42-43-34,42-43-33,42-43-32,42.43-31,and
42-42-36 West to Military Trl_
EAST -The Atlantic Ocean
WEST -Military Trl
#6
NORTH-Northlake Blvd
SOUTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
42-42-36 West of Military Trl,42-42-35,
42-42-34,42-42-33, 42-42-32.and 42-42-31
EAST -Militant Trl
WEST -The West Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
42-42-18, 42-42-19,42-42-30,and 42-42-31
#8
NORTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
42-43-34, 42-43-33,42-43-32,42-43-31,and
42-42-36 West to Military Trl
PSF-13
SOUTH The North Line of the South Half of Sections
(using TRS)43-43-23,43-4.3:22.43-43-21,
43-43-20,43=41-19,and 43-42-24 East of
Military Trl
EAST -The Atlantic Ocean
WEST -Military Trl
#9
NORTH.-The.South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
42-42-36(West of Military Tr1),42-42-35.
42-42-34,42-42-33,4242-32,and 42-42-31
SOUTH-Thee North Section Line of Sections.
(using TRS)43-42-24 West of Military Trl,
43-42-23.4342-22,43-42-21,43-42-20,
and 4342-19
EAST -Military Trl
WEST -The West Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
4342-06,43-42-07,43-42-18,and 4342-19
North of the South Line of the North Half
#10
NORTH-Northlake Blvd West to Grapeview Blvd,North along
Grapeview Blvd,then West along the South
Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)42-41-08,
and 42-41-07,then South along the.West Section
Line of 42-41-18 until intersecting with the •
Canal generally delimiting the Northern extent of
The Acreage and the Southern extent of the J.W.
Corbett preserve.West along the centerline of
the Canal through the center of Sections
42-40-13.42-40-14,42-40-15.42-40-17,and
4240-18.then North along the East Section Line
of Section 42-39-13 to the North Line of the
South Half of Section 42-39-13.then West along
the North Line of the South Half of Section
42-39-13 to.the West Section Line of
Section 42-39-13
SOUTH-Southern Blvd West of 441,West to the West
Section Line of Section(using T-R-S)43-40-33
EAST -The East Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
43-41-01,43-41-12,43-41-13,43-41-24,4341-25,
and 43-41-36 South to Southern Blvd
WEST -The L-8 Canal South of the South Section Line
of Section(using T-R-S)42-40-31 and West of the
West Section Line of Section 43-40-08,the
West Section Line of Section 43-40-08 South
of the L-8 Canal,the West Section Line of
Sections 43-40-16,43-40-21,43-40-28, and
• 4340-33 South to Southern Blvd
PSF-14
#11
NORTH-The North.Line oldie South Half of Sections
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(using TRS)43-43-23,4343-22..43-43-21.
4343.20,43=43-19,and 4342-24 East of
Military Trl
SOUTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
44-43-02,44-43-03,44-43-04,4443-05.
44-43-06,and 44-42-01 East of Military Trl
EAST -The Atlantic Ocean
WEST -Military Trl
#12
NORTH-The North Section Line of Sections
.(using TRS)43-42-24 West of Military Trl,
43-42-23,43-42-22.43-42-21,43=42-20,
and 43-42-19
SOUTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
4442-01 West of Military Trl,4442.02.
44-42.03,44.42-04,44-42-05,and 4442-06
EAST -Military Trl
WEST -The West Section Line of Section(using T-R-S)
43-42.19 South of the North Line of the South Half,
and State Rd 7
#14
NORTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R S)
44-43-02,44-43-03,4443-04,4443-05,
44-43-06,and 44-42-01 East of Military Trl
SOUTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
44-43-26,44-43-27,4443-28,4443-29,44-43-30,
and 44-42-25 East of Military Trl
EAST -The Atlantic Ocean
WEST -Military Trl
#15
NORTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
44-42-01 West of Military Trl,44-42-02,
44-42-03,4442-04,44-42-05,and 44-42-06
SOUTH-The L-14 Canal
EAST Military Trl
WEST -State Rd 7
#16
NORTH-Southern Blvd West of 441, West to the West
Section Line of Section(using T-R-S)43-40-33
SOUTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
44-41-25,44-41-26,44-41-27,44-41-28,
44-41-29, and 44-41-30 East of the L-40 Canal
EAST -U.S.Hwy 441/State Rd 7
WEST -The L-40 Canal and the West Section Line of
Section 43-40-33 South of Southern Blvd
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#17
NORTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
4443-26,44-43-27,4443-28,44.43-29.4443-30,
44-42-25,44-42-26,and 44.-42 27 East of Jog Rd
SOUTH-The Boynton Canal
EAST -The Atlantic Ocean
WEST -Jog Rd
#18
NORTH-The L-14 Canal West to the Florida Turnpike.
then North along the Turnpike to the South
Section Line of Section(using T-R-S)
44-41-29,then West along the South Section
Line of Sections 44-42-30,44-41-25.44-41-26,
• 4441=27,44-41-28,44-41-29 and 44-41-30 East
of the L-40 Canal
SOUTH-The Boynton Canal
EAST -Jog Rd
WEST -The L40 Canal
#19
NORTH-The Boynton Canal
SOUTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
. 46-43-03,46-43-04,46.43-05,46-43-06,
46-42-01,46-42-02,46-42-03,4642-04,
46-42-05,46-42-06, State Rd 7 South to
the South Section Line of Section 46-41-01,
West along the South Section Line of Section
46-41-01 extended to the L-40 Canal
EAST -The Atlantic Ocean
WEST -The L-.40 Canal
#20
NORTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
4643-03,46-43-04,4643-05,46-43-06,
4642-01,46-.42-02,46-42-03,46-42-04,
46-42-05,46-42-06,State Rd 7 South to
the South Section Line of Section 46-41-01,
West along the South Section Line of Section
46-41-01 extended to the L-40 Canal
SOUTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
46-43-28,46-43-29, 46-43-30,46-42-25,
46-42-26,46-42-27,46-42-28,46-42-29,
46-42-30,46-41-25,and 4642-26 East
of the L-40 Canal,the portion of the line
formed by these Section Lines West of I-95
generally approximates the C-15 Canal
EAST -The Atlantic Ocean
WEST -The L-40 Canal
PSF-16
#21
NORTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
4.6.-43-28,46-43.-29,.46 43-30,46442-25,,
4642.-26.4642--27,4642-28,.46-42-29.
46-42-30,46-41-25,and 46=42-26 East
of the L-40 Canal;the portion of the line
formed by.these Section Lines West of I-95
generally approximates the C-15 Canal
SOUTH-The Palm Beach/Broward County Border
EAST -The Atlantic Ocean
WEST -The L-40 and L-36 Canals
#22
NORTH-The Martin/Palm Beach County Border
SOUTH-The Palm Beach/Broward County Border
EAST -From the Martin I.Palm Beach County Border,
the Bee Line Hwy South to the West Section Line
(using T-R-S)of 4141-18,the West Section
Lines of Sections 4141.18.4141-19.
41.41-30,4141-31.4241-06,42-41-07,.
and 42-41-18 until intersecting with the Canal
generally delimiting.the.Northern extent of The
Acreage and the Southern extent,of the J. W.
Corbett preserve.West along the centerline of
the.Canal through the center of Sections.
4240-13,42-40-14,42-40-15,42-40-17,and
42-40-18,then North along the East Section Line
of Section 42-39-13 to the North Line of the
South Half of Section.42-39-13,then West along
the North;Line of the South Half of Section
42-39-13 to the West Section Line.of
Section 42-39-13,then South along The West
Section Line of South Half of section
42-39-13,The West Section Line of Sections
42-39-24,42-39-25;.and 42-39-36
North of the L-8 Canal,the L-8 Canal South
to.the West Section Line of Section 43-40-08,
then South along The West Section Lines of
Sections 43-40-08 South of the L-8 Canal,
43-40-16,43-40-21,443-40-28,and 43-40-33,
then South along the L-40 Canal and the
L-36 Canal to the Palm Beach/Broward
County Border.
WEST -The Shoreline of Lake Okeechobee South
to the South Section Line of Section
(using T-R-S)41-37-22,East along the
South Section Line of Sections
43-37-22. and 41-37-23,then South along
the East Section Line of Sections
41-37-26, 41-37-35,42-37-02, 42-37-11,
42-37-14,42-37-23,42-37-26, and
PSF-17
42-37-35.then.West along the South
Section Line of section.42-37-3.5-to the
East Section,Line:of Section,43-37-02,,then
Southalon,the,East.Section:ldine of Sections
43-37-02,43-37711,43437-14,.43-37-23,
43-37-26,and 43-37-35.then in a Southerly
direction to the East.Section Line of
Section.4447-02,then.South along the
East Section Line ofSections 44-37-02,
44.-37-11.,444-37-14,an4 44. 37 23 to the
L-16.Canal.then West along the.L-16 Canal
and the L-21.Canals,also referenced as the
Bolles Canal,to the West Section Line.of
Section 44-35.-34;then l)Torth along the West
Section Line of Sections 44-35-34,44-35:-27,
44-35-22,44-35-15,44-35-10,4.4,35-03,
43-35-34,and 43-35-27 to the Shoreline of
Lake Okeechobee,then Westerly along the
Shoreline of Lake Okeechobee to the Palm
Beach/Hendry County Border,South along
the Palm Beach/Hendry County Border to the
Palm Beach/Broward County Border
23
NORTH-The South Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
43-37-22 East of Lake Okeechobee,and 41-37.-23
SOUTH-The L-16 and L-21 Canals,also referenced as
the Bolles Canal
EAST -The East Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
41-37-26,41-37.35,42-37-02,42-37-11,
42-37-14.42-37-23,42-37-26,and
42-37-35,then West along the South
Section Line of Section 42-37-35 to the
East Section Line of Section 43-37-02,
then South along the East Section Lines of
Sections 43-37-02,43-37-11,43-37-14,
43-37-23.43-37-26,and 43-37-35,
then in a Southerly direction to the
East Section Line of Section 44-37-02,
then South along the East Section Line
of Sections 44-37-02,44-37-11,44-37-14, and
44-37-23 to the L-16 Canal
WEST -The West Section Line of Sections(using T-R-S)
43-35-27 South of the Shoreline of Lake
Okeechobee,43-35-34,44-35-03,44-35-10,
44-35-15, 44-35-22,44-35-27,and 44-35-34
South to the L-21 or Bolles Canal
PSF-18
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CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ELEMENT:
Objective: 1.8A The SchoQi:District.ofPalm Beach County shall maintain minimum level
of service standards for public school facilities,as defined in the Public School Facilities
Element and in accordance with the"Palm Beach County Interlocal Agreement with
Municipalities of Palm Beach County and The School District of Palin Beach County To
Establish Public School Concurrence". In the rase of public school facilities,the
issuance of Development Orders,Development Permits or development approvals shall
be based upon the School District of Palm Beach County's ability to maintain the
minimum level of service standards as established in.Policy 1.1.1,Public School
Facilities Element.
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Policies: 1.8.1 For public school facilities,the applicant for a Development Order or
Development Pecinit which includes any residential component shall provide a
determination of capacity by the School District of Palm Beach County that the proposed
development will meet the public school facilities level of service. A determination by
the School District is not required for existing single family legal lots of record,in
accordance with the Public School Facilities Policy 1.1.8,Public School Facilities
Element.
1.8.2 In accordance with Policy 1.8.1,prior to issuance of a Development Order/Permit,the
School District of Palm Beach County shall determine that the level of service for public
school facilities can be achieved and maintained The necessary public school facilities
shall be considered to.be in place when sufficient capacity exists in the concurrence
service area(CSA)in which the Proposed development is located,or an immediately
adjacent CSA.
1.8.3 The School District of Palm Beach County Six Year Capital Improvement Schedule
(TABLE CI-4)is adopted as a supplement to the Village of Tequesta"5-Year Schedule
of Improvements".
CI-6
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School District of Palm Beach Ca.,..,
Six Year Capital Improvement Schedu�° -
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Cumulative Cumulative Cumulative
FY 2001 FY 2007 FY 2012
FY 2001 FY 2002 FY 2003 FY 2004 FY 2005 FY 2006 (lint Ulm
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Project pnes4nsoq pmeunoi0t) pnptantws) nlo14r19101 pnio44goni thry
New Schools i pnlo4anoloa) FY 200e FY 2011 FY:o:1
Acreage Area Elementary(00-0) 100,000 p 12,932.920 e
a Area Elementary96-8 13,032,020
Acreage ( ) 1,000,000 le .1,020,030
Acreage Area Middle(99-HH) 100.000 p 19,240262 c 1.195,000 le 20,541,282
Boca Raton Area Middle(98-GG) . 1.201,256 p 17,719,673 c 1,100,000 le 20,020,929
Boynton Area High(91-II1) . 1.073,074 le 1,073,074
Boynlon/Delray Area Elementary(97•M) 1,000000 fa 1,000,000
BoynlorVDelray Area Elementary(98-I) 12,093,960 c 12,093,960
Boynton/Delray Area Middle(96-88) 1,010,690 le • 1,010,690
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Central WPB Area High(98-JJJ) 48.760,169 a 48,760,169
Elementary Holding(97-0) 12,010,540 a 12,010,540
Jupiter Area Elementary(96-A) 849,040 re 849,040
Jupiter Area Middle(98-FF) 1.500.000 la
1,500,000
Lantana Middle Replacement(97-0D) 18,531,752 c 18,531,752
Middle/High Mod.Rotation School 6,905,829 0 6,905,626
Pleasant City Area Elementary(98-N) 1,320911 le
Village Academy Secondary Level 100,000 p
1,320,911
W Palm Beach Area Elementary(97-K) 1,304.838 le .100,000
W Palm Beach Area Middle(98-EE) 1,258,533 1,304,839
p 19.367,011 c 1,350,000 le 20,975,544
Wellington Area Elementary(97-L)' 1.000,000 le 1,0110
Weal Boca Raton Elementary(96-H) 1,003,000 le 1,000,000
Weal Boynton High(91-EEE) 3,295.472 p 48,629,066 a 2,500,000 le 54,424,535
Western Communities Elementary(98-J)• 12.142,480 e
12,142,480 y New Elementary Schools(6)
New Middle Schools(2) .
. 29,163,420 g 29,163,420 58.356,840
P 25,058,1011 g 25,056,106 50,112,216
New High Schools(2)
New Elementary Schools(17) 122,012,156
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New Middle Schools(5) - 234,796,200
New High Schools(4) 167,243,580
Subtotal New Schools 124,082,1351 38,186,684 21,796,282 17,423,392 49,829,066 58,739,529 304.637,603 230,491,212 564,555,808
\ •aka 96-1.and 96-J in the corresponding 2001-05 Five Year Plan
`,.., c=consnrcl,on;lie=furniture/equipment g=general eppropr48ons to be wrier specified;p a planning
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Cumulatlw Cumulative .Cumulative
FY 2001 FY 2002 FY 2003 FY 2001 FY 2005FY 2001 FY 2007 FY 2012
Project pnasaraaaq pnata+sooz FY Z000 tints lhru Ihru
I png24rasa3l pnio34nmo4l pnlaarsaaq pnas4rsaal FY 2006 FY 2011 FY 2021
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Allanlic High Modernization 100,000 p 2,960,542 p 45,446,497 c 2500.000 re
Belvedere Elementary Modernization 100,000 p 100,51,000.000
000 Boca Raton Elementary Modernization 9,353,700 e
Boca Raton High Modernization112,641 9,353.700
p 43,475,645 c 2,500,000 le • 46,O68,206
Career Academies Modifications 1,000.000 c 1,000,000 c
Central Bus Compound 2.000,000
275,000 p 2,750,000 c 3,025,000
Connislon Middle Modernization 19,117,128 c t 19,117,126
Dreyfoos School of the Arls•Additlon 195,000 p 195,000
Feasibility Studies 525,000 p
Forest Hill Elementary Modernization525,000
11,651,453 c 11.651,453 Forest Hill High Modernization 2,095,240 p 37,596,205 c 39,691,445
Future Schools Modernizations 1,679,505 g 33,791,911 g 20,567,035 g 54,994,771 g 21,146,782 g 54,498,480
Greeneaes Elementary Modernization 100,000 g 194,e97,4e1 252,555,10e 666,378,591
p 100,000
H.L.Wilkins Middle Modernization 100,000 p
Indian Pines Elementary Addltlon 100,000100,000 p 100,000
John I.Leonard High Modernization 100,000 p 3,082,643 p 46,851,208 c 2,000,000 fe •54,014,051
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Jupiter Elementary Modernization '104,561 p 11,116,463 c 11,221,024
Jupiter High Modemlzelion 2,750,000 fe 2,750.000
Lake Worth High Addition 4,524.000 c
Palm Beach Public Modernization 4.524,000
201,710 p 8,792,918 c 0994.526
Palm Springs Elementary Modernization 100,000 p
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Roosevelt Elementary Modernization 100,0013 100,000
p 100,000
South Olive Elementary Modernization 8,007,207 c e,007,207
U.B.Klnsey/Peimvlew Elementary Modernization 100,000 p
West Gale ElementaryModernization 100,003
2,332,228 c
Subtotal Modemlzallons 2,332,228
34,224,038 . 129,636,710 116,961,737 60,557,614 69,997,990 56,498,460 467,896,569 252,555,106 666,376,591
Site Acquisition 30,350,000 9,500,000 8,000,000 6,500,000 6,500,000 6,500,000
Major Maintenance 67,350,000 40.000,000 72.000.000
38,322,816 31,713,377 30,616,593 31.942,738 31,505,738 31,505,73e 193,809,002 140,000,000 252.000.000
Reloeatabies 11,915.000 11,050,000 10,500,000 9,700,000 g5pp000
�� 9,500.000 62,165.000 14,500,000 26.100.000
\ Educational Technology 18,570,000 17,708,866 20,652,000 16,139,760 15,956,660 15,956,660
Equipment 101,983,916 43,850,000 78.930,000
8,815,000 10,315,000 9,420,000 8,420,000 9,420,000 9,420,000 56,870,000 49,100,000 88,380,000
Debt Servlce,Operating Transfer,Contingency 81,357,627 77,284,304 80,287,649 80,203,936 80,287,739 80,267,739 479,768.994 239,1100,000 701,754,803
Subtotal 107,390,445 157,571,547 159,676,242 153,986,434 . 153.170,137 153,170,137
964,966,942 527,250,000 1,219,161,803
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Total Capital Improvement Program 345,977,334 323,394,941 298,456,2111 231,967,440 271,797,193 266,408,145 1,737,701,314 1,010,296,320 2,450,097,202
c=construction.are=furnilure/equipmenl,g=general appropriations to be further specified;p=planning
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Cumulative Cumulative Cumulative
FY 2001 FY 2007 FY 2012
FY 2001 FY 2002 FY 2003 FY 2004 FY 2005 FY 2001 thru thru utru
Project pnxaoartmSti ltnawanoeti pnr024130e3 pnAtartsiai pnReanaesl pnaosartaeel FY 2006 FY 2011 FY 2021
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State Sources
CO I DS 1,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 1.0013,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 6,000,000 5,000,000
COBI Bonds 560,000 300,000 t 860,000
PECO 6onds-Construction 8,499,155 5,506,335 10,031,442 7,958,929 6,790,364 5,725,445 44,511,700 27,500,000 49,500,000
PECO Bonds-Maintenance 7,940,257 5.949.337 5,695,593 5,535.538 5,535,530 5,621,421 36,277,1354 27,500000 49,500,000
Effort Index
-SIT Awards
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Subtotal State 17.999.442 12,755,672 16,727,035 14,494,467 13,325,902 12,346,866 67,649,384 60,000,000 99,000,000
Local Sources
Special Millege 137,044,747 139,710,800 146,974,500 154,323,225 158.952,922 163,721,509 903,727,703 595,295,320 2,241,097,202
Impact Fees 6,000,000 6,000,000 6,000,000 6,000,000 6,000,000 6,000,000 38.000,000 30,000.000 60.000.000
Interest Income 5,030,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 30,000,000 25.000.000 50,000,000
Misc Local Revenue
Carry-over(General) 40.4913,142
40.490,142
Subtotal Local 188,534,1389 150,710,500 157,974,500 165,323,225 169.952.922 174,721,509 1.007,217,845 990,296,320 2,351,097,202
n Total Projected Revenue 208,634,331 153,456,472 174,701,635 179,817,892 103,278,824 187,009,376 1,0114,617,229 1,010,296,320 2,450,097.202
CT COPs Proceeds' 139,143,003 159,928,489 - - - 299,071.472
Alternate Funding Source" - • 123,754,726 52,149,748 88,618,389 _ 79,339,770 343,752,1113 - •
Total Projected Revenue 345,177,334 323,394,941 295,458,261 231,987,440 271,797,193 299,408,145 1,737,701,314 1,010,295,320 2,450,097.202
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'The School Board has directed that Certificates of Paraklpatlon(COPS)be used through al least FY 2003 to balance the District's Capital Budget.
"An alternate revenue source,such as voter approved sales tax revenue or general obligation bond,or School Board approved COPs may be used to balance the Capital Budget as necessary.
FY 2001 Capital Budget and FY 2001•FY 2005 FIve-Year Capital Work Plan as approved by the School Board on September 12,2000
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Table of Contents
Section Page Number
Introduction 1
Future land Use FLU-1
Transportation T-1
Housing H-1
Utilities
Sanitary Sewer SS-1
Solid Waste SW-1
Potable Water W-1
Stormwater Management SM-1
Natural Groundwater Aquifer Recharge NG-1
Conservation C-1
Recreation and Open Space R/OP-1
Intergovernmental Coordination IGC-1
Costal Zone Management CM-1
Public School Facilities PSF-1
Capital Improvement CI-1
Consistency with State Comprehensive Plan CMK-1
Monitoring and Evaluation ME-1
Appendix A: Concurrency Service Area Tables
LIST OF TABLES
Table Number Title Page Number
FLU-1 Future Land Use FLU-8
FLU-2 Soil Type-Characteristics FLU-9
FLU-3 Flood Zone Map Key and Explanation FLU-13
of Zone Designations
SM-1 Village of Tequesta Proposed 10-Year SM-4
Capital Improvement Program
PSF-1 Standard for Tiered Level of Service(LOS) PSF-2
PSF-2 Maximum Utilization Table PSF-5
CI-1 Tequesta Level of Service(LOS)Standards CI-8
CI-2 Village of Tequesta Proposed 5-Year Capital CI-9
Improvement Program-Capital
Projects Fund-FY1998-2002
CI-3 Village of Tequesta Proposed Capital Improvement CI-12
Projects-Water Department-FY 1997-2002
CI4 School District of Palm Beach County Six Year CI-14
Capital Improvement Schedule
CMK-1 Consistency with the State of Florida Comprehensive Plan CMK-5
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure Number Title Page Number
FLU-1 Future Land Use Map FLU-14
FLU-2 Generalized Soils Map FLU-15
FLU-3 Flood Zones Map FLU-16
FLU-4 Coastal Zone and Conservation Map FLU-17
FLU-5 Hurricane Surge Map FLU-18
T-1 Future Transportation Map T-6
PSF-1 Concurrency Service Areas PSF-19
PSF-2 School Facility Locations PSF-20
PSF-3 Planned Additional Capacity. PSF-21
(Locations Shown for Confirmed Sites)
PSF-4 Planned Facility Locations PSF-22
(Schools without Confirmed Sites)
PSF-5 Proiected Additional Facility Demand PSF-23
2004/05 to 2009/10
PSF-6 Projected Additional Facility Demand PSF-24
2009/10 to 2019/20
EXHIBIT "B"
• Appendix"A": Concurrency Service Area Tables.
Appendix"A"
Concurrency Service Area Tables
Enrc numbers based on FY20001-FY2005 Five-Year Plan of the Sct Oct of Palm Beach County SoUl
CONCURREN'CY SERVICE AREA 1
00/01 . 01/02 ' 02/03 .. 'k,: a)3io4. 04/05
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Jerry Thomas Elementary 852 790 108% 740 790 94% 749 790 95% 748 790 95% 762 790 96% 804 790 102%
Jupiter Elementary . 490 723 68% 583 723 78% 573 723 79% 786 970 81% 830 970 86% 841 970 87%
Lighthouse Elementary 1254 790 159% 740 790 94% 659 790 83% 689 790 87% 732 790 93% 773 790 98%
Limestone Creek Elementary_ 1031 817 126% 990 817 121% 999 817 122% 791 817 97% 746 817 91% 753 817 92%
New Jupiter Area Elementary(96-A) 478 970 49% 566 970 58% 590 970 61% r 628 970 65% 669 970 69%
Total Elementary 3627 3120 116% 3511 • 4090 86% 3546 4090 87% 3604 4337 83% 3698 4337 85% 3840 4337 89%
Jupiter Middle 1626 1296 125% 1551 1296 120% 1340 1296 103% 1306 1296 101% 1305 1296 101% 1323 1296 102%
New Jupiter Area Middle(98-FF) 832 1300 64% 1114 1300 86% 1116 1300 86% 1122 1300 86%
Total Middle 11626 1296 125% 1551 1296 120% 2172 2698 84% 2420 2696 93% 2421 2596 93% 2445 2598 94%
Jupiter High _ 1698 2570 66% 1789 2570 70% _ 1841 2570 72% 2009 2500 80% 2187 2500 87% 2291 2500 •92%
Total High 1698 2570 66% 1789 2570 70% 1841 2570 72%. 2009 2500 80% 2187 2500 87%. 2291 2500 92%
Cross reference the schools In this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,Planning Zones 01.
)elementary Schools
Middle Schools
Jupiter Elementary Modernization completed in 2003. New capacity 970. To provide Jupiter Middle To receive enrollment relief with the
enrollment relief to Limestone Creek opening of the new
Jupiter Area Middle School(98-FF)In 2002.
Lighthouse Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the new Jupiter Area Elementary New Jupiter Area Open in 2002. Capacity 1300.
(96-A)in 2001. Middle(98-FF)
Limestone Creek Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the addition et Jupiter Elementary in
2003.
Nigh Schools
New Jupiter Area Elementary Open in 2001. Capacity 970. To provide enrollment relief to Jupiter High Modernization completed in 2003. May provide enrollment
(96-A) Lighthouse Elementary and other schools in neighboring CSAs. relief to neighboring CSAs.
Notes:
• The program and boundary adjustments necessary to effectively utilize
capacity may occur at any time.
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Enro'. ant numbers based on FY20001-FY2005 Five-Year Plan of the Sch ,',.':,t of Palm Beach County ow
CONCURr;:=NCY SERVICE AREA 2
00/01 01/02 02/03 ; 03/04: 04/05 05/06
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Jupiter Farms Elementary -799 783 102% 803 783 103% 836 783 107% 846 783 108% 844 783 108% 850 763 109%
Total Elementary 799 783 102% 803 783 103% 836 783 107% 846 783 -108% 844 783 108% 850 783 109%
Elementary Schools
Jupiter Farms Elementary Monitor enrollment.
Cross reference the schools in this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,Planning Zones 02
Notes:
• The program and boundary adjustments necessary to effectively utilize
capacity may occur at any time.
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Enro t numbers based on FY20001-FY2005 Five-Year Plan of the Sch rict of Palm Beach County ool
CONCU ENCY SERVICE AREA 3 .
00/01 01/02 02/03 03/04 04/05 05/06
SCHOOL NAME ci
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Allemande Elementary 489 851 57% 530 851 62% 508 851 60% 521 851 81% 483 851 57% 456 851 54%
Dwight D.Eisenhower Elementary 445 869 51% 306 869 35% 314 869 36% 317 869 36% 331 869 38% 357 869 41%
Palm Beach Gardens Elementary _ .676 688 98% 594 688 86% 579 688 84% 578 688 64% 562 688 82% 579 688 84%
Timber Trace Elementary 738 825 89% 680 825 82% , 714 825 87% 747 825 91% 725 825 88% _ 719 825 87%
Total Elementary 2348 3233 73% 2110 3233 65% 2115 3233 65% 2163 3233 67% 2101 3233 65% 2111 3233 65%
Watson B.Duncan Middle 1499 1189 126% 1506 1189 127% 1167 1189 98% 1062 1189 89% 1039 1189 87% 1013 1189 85%
Total Middle 1499 1189 126% 1506 1189 127% 1167 1189 98% 1062 1189 89% 1039 1189 87% 1013 1189 85%
Palm Beach Gardens High 2475 _2229 111% 2433 2229 109% 2440 2229 109% 2438 2229 109% 2439 2229 109% 2441 2229 110%
William T.Dwyer High 2087 1942 109% 2139 1942 111% 2076 1942 107% 1910 1942 99% 1642 1942 95% 1755 1942 90%
Total High 4562 4171 109% 4572 4171 110% 4516 4171 108% 4348 4171 104% 4281 4171 103% 4196 4171 101%
Cross reference the schools in this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,Planning Zones 02 and 03.
Elementary Schools Middle Schools
Allamanda Elementary Community Choice School. Watson B.Duncan Middle To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new
Jupiter Area Middle School(98-FF)in 2002. .
D.O.Eisenhower Community Choice School.
Nigh Schools ,
Timber Trace Elementary Community Choice School.
William T.Dwyer High To receive enrollment relief with the modernization of
Jupiter High In 2003.
Notes: Palm Beach Gardens High Monitor enrollment.
• The program and boundary adjustment necessary to effectively utilize
capacity may occur at any time.
• Elementary utilization projections are based on assumptions of the
adopted Community Choice Plan for Palm Beach County Schools.
Further adjustments will be based on information from the first
quarter of school year 2001-2002.
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Enrc' Int numbers based on FY20001-FY2005 Five-Year Plan of the Sct n/vtnct of Palm Beach County a1, 1101
CONCURRENCY SERVICE AREA 4 - No schools
CONCURRENCY SERVICE AREA 5 . . I
00/01 01/02 02/03, . . .03/04. 04/05 05/06
SCHOOL NAME
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Grove Park Elementary 850 732 116% 890 732 122% 822 732 112% 779 732 108% 796 732 109% 801 732 109%
Lake Park glemeniary _ 596 394 151% 562 394 143% 552 600 92% 547 800 91% 530 800 88% 535___600 __ 89%
Lincoln Elementary —_ 841 1452 58% 974 1452 67% 974 1452 67% 908 1452 62% , 955 1452 66% 949 1452 65%
North Palm Beach Elementary 521 834 62% 414 834 50% 399 834 48% 371 834 44% 376 834 45% 389 834 . 47%
Washington Elementary _ _ 557 572 97% 614 572 107% 815 572 108% 616 572 108% 615 572 108% 611 572 107%
West Riviera Elementary_ ____ 670_ _ 840 80% 818 840 97% 804 840 96% 825 840 98% 852 840 101% 880 840 105%
Dr.Mary Bethune Elementary(96-C) 723 970 75% 939 970 97% 952 970 98% 984 970 99% 978 970 101% 994 970 102%
Total Elementary 4758 5794 82% 5211 5794 90% 5118 6000 85% 5008 6000 83% 5102 6000 85% 5159 6000 86%
H.L.Watkins Middle 1416 1068 133% 1394 1068 131% 1127 1068 106% 982 1068 90% 993 1068 93% 1030 1068 96%
John F.Kennedy Middle 1413 1227 115% 1481 1227 121% _ 1509 1502 100% 1402 1502 93% 1349 1502 90% 1349 1502 90%
Total Middle 2829 2295 123% 2875 2295 125% 2636 2570 103% 2364 2570 92% 2342 2570 91% 2379 2570 93%
Suncoast High 1279 989 129% 1270 989 128% 1251 989 126% 1235 989 125% 1188 989 120% 1186 989 120%
Total High 1279 989 129% 1270 989 128'/• 1251 989 126% 1235 989 125% 1186 989 120%_ 1186 989 120%
Cross reference the schools in this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,Planning Zones 03,and 17,18,.
Elementary Schools Middle Schools
Grove Park Elementary Community Choice Plan. Monitor enrollment. H.L Watkins Middle To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the
new Jupiter Aria Middle School(98-FF)in 2002.
Lake Park Elementary Modernization completed in 2002. New capacity 600.
John F.Kennedy Middle Magnet with boundaries. Complete addition in 2002.
Lincoln Elementary Community Choice Plan. Magnet with boundaries. New capacity 1502.
North Palm Beach Elementary Community Choice Plan.
High Schools
Washington Elementary Community Choice Plan:Magnet with boundaries. Suncoast High Magnet without boundaries. A Technical Advisory Group
(T.A.G.)school capacity study will be undertaken prior to
West Riviera Elementary Community Choice Plan. Magnet with boundaries. 2004.
Dr.Mary Bethune Elementary(96-C) Community Choice Plan. Magnet with boundaries.
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Notes:
• The program and boundary adjustments necessary to effectively utilize
capacity may occur at any time.
• Elementary utilization projections are based on assumptions of the adopted
community Choice Plan for Palm Beach Community Schools. Further adjustments
will be based on information from the first quarter of school year 2001-2002. •
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ICONCURRENCY SERVICE AREA 6 -No schools
CONCURRENCY SERVICE AREA 8 .
00/01 01/02 02/03 _ ,: .03/04 04/05 05/06
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Northboro Elementary 678 BBB 76% 761 888 86% 755 888 85% _ 702 888 79% 709 888 80% 731 888 82%
Northmore Elementary 559 765 73% 648 766 85% 626 768 82% 579 766 78% 582 768 76% 591 766 77%
Roosevelt Elementary 977 769 127% 1144 769 149% 1191 769 155% 1088 769 139% ' 1066 970 110% 1059 970 109%
U.B.Kinsey/Palmview Elementary 819 717 86% 643 750 86% 639 750 85% _ 639 750 85% 631 847 74% 644 847 76%
Westward Elementary 686 741 93% 697 741 94% 723 741 98% 734 741 99% 758 . 741 102% 766 741 103%
Pleasant City Elementary(98-N) 99 490 20% 452 490 92% 494 490 101% 494 490 101%
Total Elementary 3519 3881 91% 3893 3914 99% 4033 4404 92% 4174 4404 95% 4238 4702 90% 4285 4702 91%
Bear Lakes Middle 1462 1184 123% 1437 1184 121% 1522 1184 129% 1218 1184 103% 1168 1184 99% 1167 1184 99%
Middle School of the Arts 1220 962 127% 1213 962 126% 1200 962 125% 1200 982 125% 1154 962 120% 1154 962 120%
Roosevelt Middle 1452 1351 107% 1600 1351 118% 1500 1351 111% . 1416 1351 105% 1387 1351 103% 1387 1351 103%
Total Middle 4134 3497 118% 4250 3497 122% 4222 3497 121% _ 3834 3497 110% 3709 3497 106% 3708 3497 106%
Palm Beach Lakes High 2788 2593 108% 2994 2593 115% 2928 2593 113% 2701 2593 104% 2716 . 2593 105% 2722 2593 105%
Total High 2788 2593 108% 2994 2593 115% 2928 2593 113% 2701 2593 104% 2716 2593 105% 2722 2593 105%
Cross reference the schools in this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,Planning Zones 04 and 17. —
Elementary Schools
Middle Schools
Northboro Elementary Magnet with boundaries. Bear Lakes Middle To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new
West Palm Beach Area Middle School(EE)in 2003.
Northmore Elementary Magnet with boundaries.
Middle School of the Arts Magnet without boundaries. A Technical Advisory
Pleasant City Elementary(98-N) Open in 2002. Capacity 490. Group(T.A.G.)school capacity study will be undertaken
prior to 2004.
Roosevelt Elementary -Modernization completed in 2004. New capacity 970.
Roosevelt Middle Magnet with boundaries. To receive enrollment
U.B.Kinsey/Palmview Elem. Magnet with boundaries. Addition completed in 2001. New capacity relief.with the opening of the new West Palm Beach
750. Modernization completed in 2004. New capacity 847. Area Middle School(EE)in 2003.
Westward Elementary Magnet with boundaries High Schools
Palm Beach Lakes High To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the
Notes: New Central West Palm Beach Area High School
• The program and boundary adjustments necessary to effectively utilize capacity (JJJ)in 2003,
may occur at any time.
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Egret Lake Elementary __ 912 785 116% 828 785 105% 852 785 109% 867 785 110% 859 785 109% 809 785 103%
Seminole Trails Elementary 817 826 99% 733 826 89% 696 828 84% 715 828 87% 899 828 85% 715 826 87%
Total Elementary '1729 1611 107% 1661 1611 97% 1548 1611 96% 1582 1611 98% 1658 1611 97% 1524 1611 95%.
Elementary Schools
To receive enrollment relief with the new Okeechobee Corridor Elementary(98-D) i
Egret Lake Elementary with possible opening in 2004-05.
Cross reference the schools In this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,Planning Zones 04.
Seminole Trails Elementary
Community Choice Plan.
Notes:
• The program and boundary adjustments necessary to effectively utilize
capacity may occur at any time.
• Elementary utilization projections are based on assumptions of the adopted
Community Choice Plan for Palm Beach Community Schools. Further adjustments
will be based on information from the first quarter of school year 2001-2002.
•
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Acreage Pines Elementary 1513 762 199% 841 762 110% 782 762 103% 852 762 112% 817 762 107% 819 782 107%
Cypress Trails Elementary _ -924 790 117% 947 790 120% 751 790 95% 708 790 90% 733 790 93% 783 790 97%
Golden Grove Elementary 1072 1010 106% 1129 1010 112% 1083 1010 107% 1057 1010 105% 1074 1010 106% 1113 1010 110%_
H.L.Johnson Elementary 1171 801 146% 1264 801 158% 879 801 110% 808 801 101% 826 801 103% 677 801 85%
Loxahatchee Groves Elementary 773 773 100% 746 773 97% 661 773 86% 656 773 85% + 657 773 85% 4 666 773 86%
New Acreage Area Elementary(96-B) 841 970 87% 1037 970 107% 1130 970 116% 853 970 88% 859 970 89%
New Western Communities Elem.(96-J) 763 970 79% 1004 970 104% 1056 970 109% 987 970 102%
New Acreage Area Elementary(00-Q) 550 970 57% 600 970 62% _
Total Elementary 5453 4136 132% 5768 5106 113% 5956 6076 98% 6215 6076 102% 6566 7046 93% 6484 7046 92%
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Crestwood Community Middle 1448 1199 121% 1342 1199 112% 1350 1199 113% 1228 1199 102% 1214 1199 101% 1228 1199 102%
Western Pines Middle — 776
1499—1341 112% 1585 1341 118% - 1691 1341 126% 1770 1341 132% 1274 1341 95% 1270 1341 95%-
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New Acreage Area Middle(99-HH) 776 1300 60% 901 1300 69%
Total Middle 2947 2540 116% 2927 2540 115% 3041 2540 120% 2998 2640 118% 3264 3640 85% 3399 3840 89% _
Royal Palm Beach High 2459 2493 99% 2505 2493 100% 2470 2493 99% 2600 2493 104% 2700 2493 108% 2715 2493 109%
Total High 2459 2493 99% 2505 2493 100%, 2470 2493 99% 2600 2493 104% 2700 2493 108% 2715 2493 109%
Cross reference the schools In this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,Planning Zones 05.
Elementary Schools New Acreage Area Open in 2001. Capacity 970.
• Elementary(96-E)
Acreage Pines Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new Acreage
Area Elementary School(B)In 2001. New Western Communities Open in 2002. Capacity 970.
Additional relief with(00-Q)in 2004. Elementary(96.1)[aka 98J]
Cypress Trails Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new Western
Communities Elementary School(J)in 2002. New Acreage Area Open In 2004. Capacity 970.
Elementary(00-Q)
Golden Grove Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new Western
Communities Elementary School(J)in 2002. Middle Schools
H.L.Johnson Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new Western Crestwood Middle To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new
Communities Elementary(J)in 2002. West Palm Beach Area Middle School(EE)in 2003.
Loxahatchee Groves Monitor enrollment. Western Pines Middle To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new
Elementary Acreage Area Middle(HH)in 2004.
Notes: New Acreage Area Middle Open in 2004. Capacity 1300.
- The program and boundary adjustments necessary to effectively utilize (99-HH)
capacity may occur at any time.
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Melaleuca Elementary 1012 809 125% 957 809 118% 861 809 106% 846 809 105% 822 809 102% 832 809 103%
Wynnebrook Elementary 1025 705 145% 925 705 131% 855 705 121% 826 705 117% 579 705 82% 596 705 85%
New Okeechobee Corridor Elem.(96-D) 342 970 35% 355 970 37%
Total Elementary 2037 1514 135% 1882 1514 124% 1716 1514 113% 1672 1514 110% 1743 2484 70% 1783 2484 72%
New Central WPB Area High(98-JJJ) 2028 2500 81% ' 2434 2500 97% 2514 2500 101%
Total High 2028 2600 81% 2434 2500 97% ' 2514 2500 101%
Cross reference the schools In this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,Planning Zones 04 and 08.
Elementary Schools High Schools
Melaleuca Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new West Palm New Central WPB Area Open in 2003. Capacity 2500.
Beach Area Elementary School(K)in 2002. High(984JJ)
Wynnebrook Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the opening of Pleasant City(98-
N)in 2002. To receive further enrollment relief with the opening of
the new Okeechobee Corridor Elementary(96-D) In 2004.
New Okeechobee Corridor Open in 2001 as a holding school for other schools being
Elementary(96-D) modernized. Open in 2004 to relieve schools in neighboring CSAs ,
as needed. Capacity 970.
Notes: • The program and boundary adjustments necessary to effectively utilize
capacity may occur at any time.
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CONCURRENCY SERVICE AREA 14
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Berkshire Elementary 913 674 135% 865 674 128% 688 674 102% 657 874 97% 656 674 97% 645 674 96%C.O.Taylor/Kirklane Elementary 1128 873 129% 1082 873 124% 1095 873 125% 1058 873 121% 890 873 102% 873 873 100%
Highland Elementary ' 808 848 95% 818 848 96% 812 848 96% 823 848 97% 843 848 99% 846 848 100%
Palm Springs Elementary _ 680 594 114% 683 594 115% 709 594 119% 736 594 124% 950 970 98% 1004 970 104%
North Grade Elementary 572 790 72% 781 790 99% 789 790 100%
818 790 104% 820 790 104% 821 790 104%_
South Olive Elementary 926 682 136% 841 682 123% 840 682 123% 755 800 94% r 755 800 94% 769 800 96% _South Grade Elementary 803 790 102% 836 790 106% 858 790 109% 880 790 111% 858 790 109% 872 790 110%
Total Elementary 5830 5251 111% 5906 5251 112% 5791 5251 110% 5727 5389 107% 5772 5745 100% 5830 5745 101%_
Jefferson Davis Middle- _ _ 1647 1391 118% 1626 1391 117% 1623 1391 117% _ 1384 1391 99% _ 1313 1391 94% 1334 1391 98%
Lake Worth Middle 1546 1228 126% 1679 1228 137% 1745 1228 142% 1476 1228 120% 1339 1228 109% 1329 1228 108%
Total Middle 3193 2619 122% 3305 2619 126% 3368 2619 129% 2860 2619 109% 2852 2619 101% 2663 2619 102%
Forest Hill High _ _ - 1558 1594 98% 1679 1594 105% 1693 1594 106% 1732 1594 109% 1842 1800 102% 1830 1800 102%
Lake Worth High 2988 1859 161% 3191 2782 115% 3122 2782 112% 2508 2782 90% 2404 2782 86% 2492 2782 90%
Total High 4546 3453 132% 4870 4376 111% 4815 4376 110% 4240 4376 97% 4246 4582 93% 4322 4582 94%
Cross reference the schools in this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,Planning Zones 07,08,and 08.
Elementary Schools Middle Schools
•
Berkshire Elementary To receive enrollment relief with opening of new West Palm Beach
Area Elementary(K)in 2002. Jefferson Davis Middle Receive enrollment relief with opening of West Palm
C.O.Taylor/Kirkland Elementary Receive enrollment relief with modernization at Palm Springs Beach Area Middle School(98-EE)in 2003.
Elementary School in 2004. Lake Worth Middle To receive enrollment relief from Lantana Middle School in
Palm Springs Elementary Modernization completed in 2004. New capacity 970. 2003.
• High Schools
South Olive Elementary Modernization completed In 2003. New capacity 800.
• Forest Hill High Modernization completed in 2004. New capacity
South Grade Elementary Monitor enrollment p ty 1800.
Notes. Lake Worth High Addition in 2001. New capacity 2762. To receive
• The program and boundary adjustments necessary to effectively utilize enrollment relief in 2003.
capacity may occur,at any time.
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CONCU ENCY SERVICE AREA 15
00/01 01/02 02/03 03/04 . . 04/05 05/06
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Forest Hill Elementary 1126 683 165% 1122 683 164% 1073 683 157% 1075 970 111% 1044 970 108% 1034 970 107%
Greenacres Elementary __ 561 652 86% 544 652 83% 565 652 87% 887 852 138% 1004 970 104% 995 970 103%
Liberty Park Elementary _ _ 1280_ 802 160% 1393 802 174% 1113 802 139% 795 802 99% 789 802 98% 819 802 102%
Heritage Elementary(96_F) _ 1006 970 104% 984 970 101% 992 970 102% 984 970 101% 978 970 101% 974 970 100%
New W.P.B.Elementary(97-K) 627 970 65% 852 970 88% 947 970 98% 968 970 100%
Total Elementary 3973 3107 128% 4043 3107 130% 4370 4077 107% 4593 4364 105% , 4762 4682 102% 4790 4682 102%
Okeeheelee Middle 1571 1278 123% 1547 1278 121% 1533 1278 120% 1301 1278 102% 1187 1278 93% 1221 . 1278 96%
New W.P.B.Area Middle(98-EE) 959 . 1300 74% 1281 1300 99% 1335 1300 103%
Total Middle 1571 1278 123% 1547 1278 121% 1533 1278 120% 2260 2578 88% 2468 2578 96% 2556 2578 99%
John I.Leonard High 2950 2616 113% 3291 2616 126% 3363 2616 129% 2659 2616 102% 2570 2818 98% 2620 2816 100%
•
Total High 2950 2616 113% 3291 2616 126% 3363 2616 129% 2659 2616 102% 2570 2616 98% 2620 2616 100%
Cross reference the schools in this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,Planning Zones 08.
Elementary Schools
Middle Schools
Forest Hill Elementary Modernization completed in 2003. Capacity 970. Okeeheelee Middle To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new
West Palm Beach Area Middle(EE)in 2003.
Greenacres Elementary Modernization completed in 2004. New capacity 970.
Boundary changes with neighboring CSA. New W.P.B.Area Middle Open in 2003. Capacity 1300. Will bring enrollment
(98-SE) relief.to schools within this and neighboring CSAs.
Liberty Park Elementary To receive enrollment relief with opening of new West Palm
Beach Area Elementary School(97-K)In 2002 and High Schools
modernization/addition completion at Greenacres
Elementary in 2004. John I.Leonard High To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the New
Central West Palm Beach Area High School(JJJ)in 2003.New W.P.B.Elementary Open in 2002. Capacity 970.
(97-K)
Notes:
The program and boundary adjustments necessary to effectively utilize •
capacity may occur at any time.
•
•
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New Horizons Elementary 716 750 95% 624 750 83% 627 750 84% 885 750 89% 740 750 99% 774 750 103%
Panther Run Elementary 1511 790 191% 829 790 105% 889 790 113% 860 790 109% 842 790 107% 858 790 109%
Wellington Elementary _ 1001 952 105% 805 952 85% 800 952 84% 777 952 82% _ 942 952 99% 986 952 104%
Binks Forest(96-E) _ 1041 970 107% 1070 970 110% 1112 970 115% 1124 970 116% 1032 970 108% 1044 970 108%
New Wellington Area Elementary(96-L) 830 970 88% , 888 970 92% 1009 970 104% 1018 970 105% 1037 970 107%
Total Elementary 4269 3462 123% 4158 4432 94% 4316 4432 97% 4435 4432 100% 4574 4432 103% 4699 4432 106%
Wellington Landings Middle 1505 1131 133% 1281 1131 113% 1319 1131 117% 1335 1131 118% 1120 1131 99% 1104 1131 98%
Polo Park Middle School(CC) 959 1300 74% 1175 1300 90% 1280 1300 97% 1320 1300 102% 1380 1300 106% 1380 1300 108%
Total Middle 2464 2431 101% 2456 2431 101%_ 2579 2431 106% 2655 2431 109% 2500 2431 103% 2484 2431 102%
Wellington High 3049 2539 120% 3200 2539 126% 3315 2539 131% 2944 2539 116% 2748 2539 108% 2720 2539 107%
Total High 3049 2539 120% 3200 2539 126% 3315 2539 131% _ 2944 2639 116% 2746 2539 108% 2720 2539 107%
Cross reference the schools In this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,PlannIng Zones 05.
Elementary Schools Middle Schools
Panther Run Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the Wellington Landings To receive enrollment relief with the opening of Acreage Area
new Wellington Area Elem(L)in 2001. Middle - Middle(NH)in 2004.
New Wellington Area Open in 2001. Capacity 970. J1igtLSchool0
Elementary(96-L)[aka 97-L]
•
Wellington High To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the New Central West
•
Palm Beach Area High School (JJJ)in 2003.
Notes:
• The program and boundary adjustments necessary to effectively utilize •
capacity may occur at any time.
•
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CONCURRENCY SERVICE AREA 17
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Barton Elementary 705 739 95% 617 739 83% 608 739 82% • 639 739) 86% 643 739 87% 658 739 89%
Citrus Cove Elementary _.. _ 1475 774 191% 1559 774 201% ' 889 774 115% 838 774 108% 834 774 108% 853 774 110%
Crystal Lakes Elementary ' 990 790 125% 941 790 119% 814 790 103% 773 790 98% 787 790 100% 814 790 103%
Indian Pines Elementary 964 769 125% 903 769 .117% 885 769 115% 901 769 117% 904 769 118% 919 970 95%
Lantana Elementary 714 626 114% 604 626 96% 592 626 959'' 605 626 97% 614 626 98% 615 628 98%
Rolling Green Elementary 843 602 140% 840 602 140% 666 802 111% 620 602 103% i 625 602 104% 625 602 104%
Starlight Cove Elementary -898 965 93% 881 965 91% 917 965 95% 961 965 100% 990 985 103% 1018 965 105%
New Boynlon/Delray Area Elem.(97-M) 816 970 84% 923 970 95% 939 970 97% 938 970 97%
Total Elementary 6589 • 5265 125% 6345 5265 121% 6189 • 6235 99% 6260 6235 100%. 6336 6235 102% 6438 6436 100%
Christa McAuliffe Middle 1488 1243 120% 1308 1243 105% 1327 1243 107% 1329 1243 107% 1320 1243 106% 1345 1243 108%_
Lantana Middle Replacement(98-DD) 848 501 169% 830 501 166% 829 501 165% 1069 1000 107% 1087 1000 109% 1058 1000 106%
- Total Middle 2336 1744 134% 2138 1744 123% 2156 1744 124% 2398 2243 107%. 2407 2243 107% 2403 2243 107%
Santaluces High _ - 3512 -2488- 141% 2843 2488 114% 2663 2488 107% 2700 2488 109% 2738 2488 110% 2748 2488 110%
New Boynton Beach High(91-III) 1934 2500 77% 2244 2500 90% 2324 2500 93% 2509 2500 100% 2489 2500 100%
Total High 3512 2488 141% 4777 4988 96% 4907 4988 98% 5024 4988 101% 5247 4988 105% 5237 4988 105%
Cross reference the schools In this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,Planning Zones 09,10 and 18.
Elementary Schools Middle Schools
Citrus Cove Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new • Chrlsta McAuliffe Middle Monitor enrollment.
Boynton/Delray Area Elementary School(M)in 2002. Additional
enrollment relief with the opening of the new Boynton/Delray Area
Elementary(I)in 2002. Lantana Middle Replacement Replacement school to open in 2003. New
(984D) capacity 1000.
Crystal Lakes Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the opening of Boynton/Delray Area
Elementary(I)in 2002. • High Schools
Indian Pines Elementary Addition completed in 2005;capacity 970.A Technical
• Advisory Group(TAG.)school capacity study will be Santaluces High To receive enrollment relief with the opening of Boynton
undertaken prior to 2004. Beach Area High School(III)in 2001.
Lantana Elementary Modernization completed in 2004.
New Boynton Beach High Open In 2001. Capacity 2500.
Rolling Green Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new (91.111)
BoyntoNDelray Area Elementary(I)in 2002.
New Boynton/Delray Area Open in 2002. Capacity 970.
Elementary(97-M)
Not€s: •
• The program and boundary adjustments necessary to effectively utilize .
capacity may occur at any time.
•
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Manatee Elementary _ _ 1236 978 126% 1079 978 110% 1047 978 107% 1058 978 108`13 1059 978 108% 1030 978 105%
Coral Reef Elementary 1084 970 112% 979 970 101% 1092 970 113% 1101 970 114% 1069 970 110% 1046 970 108%
Total Elementary •2320 1948 119% 2058 1948 108%. 2139 1948 110% 2157 1948 111% 2128 1948 109% 2076 1948 107%
Woodlands Community Middle 1725 1443 120% _ 1575 1443 109% 1605 1443 111% 1650 1443 114% 1695 1443 117% 1710 1443 119%
Total Middle 1725 1443 120% 1575 1443 109% 1605 1443 111% 1650 1447 114% ' 1695 1443 117% 1710 1443 119%
Cross reference the schools in this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,Planning Zones 10.
Elementary Middle
Manatee Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new Woodlands Community Middle A Technical Advisory Group(TAG.)school capacity
Boyntonloelray Area Elementary(M)in 2002. study will be undertaken prior to 2004. To receive
enrollment relief with schools In neighboring CSAs by
Coral Reef Elementary Monitor enrollment. 4004.
•
Notes:
• The program and boundary adjustments necessary to effectively utilize •
capacity may occur at any time.
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CONCURRENCY SERVICE AREA 19
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Forest Park Elementary 634 619 102% 695 619 112% 693 619 112% 690 619 111% 675 619 109% 682 619 110%
Galaxy Elementary _ _ _709 _ 652 109% 694 852 106% 653 652 100% 619 652 95% 591 652 91% 603 652 92%
Hagen Road Elementary _ 523__713_ 73% 542 713 76% _ 535 713 75% 558 713 78% 578 713 81% 622__713 87%
Poinciana Elementary___ 690 922 75% 721 922 78% 718 922 78% 710 922 . 77% 707 922 77% 723 922 78%
New /D Boyntonelray Area Elem.(98-I) 900 970 93% 1010 970 104% 1032 970 106% 1046 970 108%
Total Elementary 2556 2906 88°f. 2652 2906 91% 3499 3876 90% 3587 3876 93% 3583 3876 92% 3676 3876 95%
Congress Community Middle 1375 1344 102% 1016 1344 76% 1011 1344 75% 1004 1344 75% 1014 1344 75% _ 1021 1344 76%
New Boyn/Delray Area Middle(96-BB) 749 1300 58% 923 1300 71% 1015 1300 78% 1013 1300 78% 1008 1300 78%
Total Middle 1375 1344 102% 1765 2644 67% 1934 2644 73% 2019 2644 76% 2027 2644 77% 2029 2644 77%
Atlantic High 2852 1747 163% 2133 1747 122% 2176 1747 125% 2212 1747 127% 2467 2500 99% 2411 2500 96%
Total High 2852 1747 163% 2133 1747 122% 2176 1747 125% 2212 1747 127% 2467 2500 99% 2411 2500 96%
Cross reference the schools In this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,Planning Zones 11 and 18.
Elementary Schools Middle Schools
Forest Park Elementary Monitor enrollment. Congress Community To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new
• Middle Boca/Delray Area Middle School(8B)In 2001.
New Boynton/Delray Area Open in 2002. Capacity 970.
Elementary(98-I) New Boynton/Delray Area Open in 2001. Capacity 1300.
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Middle(9843B)
Poinciana Elementary Magnet without boundaries.
High Schools •
Atlantic High To receive enrollment relief with the opening of new
Boynton Beach Area High School(III)In 2001.
Modernization completed in 2004. New capacity 2500.
!Yates:
• The program and boundary adjustments necessary to effectively utilize
capacity may occur at any time.
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Morkami Park Elementary 987 1025 96% 992 1025 97% 999 1025 97% 1003 1025 98% 1016 1025 99% 1056 1025 103%
Orchard View Elementary 939 1034 91% 976 1034 94% 992 1034 96% 1001 1034 97% 1021 1034 99% 1028 1034 99%
Pine Grove Elementary __ , 703 728 97% 724 728 99% 703 728 97% 711 728 98% 720 728 99% 724 728 99%
Plumosa Elementary _ __ _ 583 671 87% 566 871 84% 559 671 83% 551 671 82% 545 671 81% 562___671 84%
S.D.Spady Elementary _ ___ 481 _441 109% , 593 441 134% 588 441 133% 580 441 132% 577 600 96% 592 600 99%
Village Academy 214 490 44% 328 490 67% 402 490 82% 479 490 98% ' 498 490 102% 504 490 103%
Total Elementary 4929 5166 95% 5224 6166 101% 5011 5166 97% _ 5047 5166 98% _ 5118 5325 96% 5208 5325 98%
Carver Middle 1711 1377 124% 1229 1377 89% 1144 . 1377 83% 1101 1377 80% 1088 1377 79% 1072 1377 78%
Total Middle . .1711 1377 124% 1229 1377 89% 1144 1377 83% 1101 • 1377 80% 1088 1377 79% 1072 1377 78%
Cross reference the schools in this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter 4,Planning Zones 11,17 and 18.
Elementary Schools Eddie Schools
Banyan Creek Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new Boynton/Delray Carver Middle To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new
Area Elementary(I)in 2002. Boca/Delray Area Middle School(BB)in 2001.
Morlkami Park Elementary Magnet without boundaries.
Pine Grove Elementary Magnet with boundaries.
S.D.Spady Elementary Magnet without boundaries. Addition In 2004. New capacity 600.
Village Academy Elementary Magnet without boundaries. Opens in 2000 for grades K•2. Capacity
490. An additional grade will be added each year to achieve K-5 by 2003.
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Cross reference the schools In this CSA with Capital Facilities Plan,Chapter g ter 1 Planning Zones 12,13 and 11. I
Elementary Schools Middle Schoole
Addison Mizner Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the modernization of Boca Raton Eagles Lending Middle To receive enrollment relief with the opening of new Boca
Elementary in 2002. Raton Area middle school(GG)in 2003.
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middle ached(GG)in 2003.
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Area Elementary School in 2001. Area Middle(98-GG)
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Area Elementary School(H)in 2001.
Boca Raton High Modernization completed in 2003. New
Sandpiper Shores Elementary To receive enrollment relief with the opening of the new West Boca capacity 2500.
Area Elementary School(H)In 2001.
Olympic Heights High To receive enrollment relief with the opening of
Whispering Pines Elementary Monitor enrollment. Atlantic High School addition in 2004.
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ALTERNATIVE AND SPECIAL SCHOOLS
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iouth Technical Education Center 385 584 66%
Vest Technical Education Center 163 416 39%
'otal Ed Techs 783
lelray Full Service Center(7-12) 201 300 67%
fold Coast Community School(9-12) 352 550 64% Enrollment in these programs is ptmjeatecLto be
Ugh Ridge(Sabal Palm) 58 75 77%
akeshore Annex 83 200 42% —stable-over-the-five year planning riod-
;oosevelt Full Service Center 149 300 50%
south Area Middle School of Choice(6-8) — 89 89 300 30%
Vest Area School of Choice • 96 250 38% —Individual schools may vary.
otal Alternative Schools 1,028
idian Ridge School(E.S.E.) 128 151 85% •
oyal Palm (E.S.E.) 208 280 74%
otal Exceptional Student Education (E.S.E.) 336
Iternative, E.S.E. &Tech Totals 12,147 I L I. I I
Tie special, alternative, and supplemental educational
rograms are district-wide. The number of students served,
there they are housed, and integration with the regular
rograms are all choices driven by District policies and budgets.
itudents in programs not based in School District Facilities: 728
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CLEARINGHOUSE NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO: Palm Beach County, TCRPC, SFWMD,PBC School Board, South Indian Water
Control District,Loxahatchee River Environmental Control District,Northern
Palm Beach County Improvement District,Jupiter Inlet District,Juno Beach,
Jupiter
FROM: Anna Yeskey, Clearinghouse Coordinator
DATE: July I2,2U01
As a participant local government,this memorandum serves as notice of the following
comprehensive plan amendment(s):
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Initiating Local Government: Village of Tequesta
Reference#: TEQ-1
Date of local planning agency hearing for the proposed amendment: August 9,2001
Date of public hearing at which the proposed amendment will be transmitted: August 9,2001
Nature of plan amendments as you have indicated is desired for review:
adjacent cities
Palm Beach County
amendments relating to traffic circulation or the roadway networks
amendments relating to affordable housing
Amendments related to the following elements:
land use
traffic circulation
mass transit
ports and aviation
housing
infrastructure sub-elements
coastal management
conservation
recreation and,open space
intergovernmental coordination
X capital improvements
X other Public School Facilites Element
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Instructions: Should you have any objections to these proposed amendments,please respond at
least 15 days prior to the transmittal hearing as scheduled.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT .
DATE:July 2, 2001
Reference#:
General Information
Initiating Local Government: Village of Tequesta
Contact Person:Jack Horniman Planning Consultant
Address: 250 Tequesta Drive: Tequesta.FL:33469.
Telephone/Fax: (561)575-6220/(561).575-6224
Applicant/Agent: Village of Tequesta/JLHAssociates
Telephone/Fax: (561)545 2402/(561)545-2405
Proposed Comprehensive Plan Textual Amendments
General Summary of Amendments:
amendments relating to traffic circulation or the roadway networks
amendments relating to affordable housing
Amendments related to the following elements: . - _
land use
traffic circulation
mass transit
ports and aviation
housing
infrastructure: sub-element:
coastal zone management
conservation
recreation and open space •
intergovernmental coordination
X capital improvements
X other: New Public School Facilities Element
Summary of addition(s)to adopted comprehensive plan:New Element of the adopted Village
Comprehensive Plan This Element has been coordinated with the School Board o Palm Beach
County Palm Beach County Planning Division, and 25 other municipalities through an
interlocal alrreenient titled: "Palm Beach County Interlocal Agreement with Municipalities of
Palm Beach County and The School District of Palm Beach County To Establish Public School
Concurrency': This new Element was created in accordance with procedures and requirements
of Chapter 163. Florida Statutes, and had been preliminarily reviewed for content by the
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D •nt of Community Affairs Level of service standards are_established as well as
language for measurinZ concurrency for public schools with this element. All support data and
analysis are contained within the Town's Support Documentation to the adopted Comprehensive
Plain In addition to this new Element. the existing Capital Improvements Element and
associated Support Documentation is amended
Summary of proposed change(s)to adopted comprehensive plan:New Public School Facilities
Element and associated Support Documentation:amended Capital Improvements Element and
associated Support Documentation.
Proposed Amendments to the Future Land Use Map
Location of proposed map amendment(include a location map)N/A.
Size of Area Proposed for Change(acres):N/A.
Present Future Land Use Designation(include a densityfntensity definition):N/A.
Proposed Future Land Use Designation(mclude a density/intensity definition):N/A.
Present Zoning of Site(mclude a density/intensity definition):N/A. _
Proposed Zoning of Site(include a density/intensity definition):N/A.
Present Development of Site:N/A.,
Proposed Development of Site, if known(Number of Dwelling Units; commercial Square
Footage;Industrial Square Footage; Other proposed usage and intensity):N/A.
Is proposed change a Development of Regional Impact? No.
Comprehensive Plan Change Processing
Date/Time/Location Scheduled for Local Planning Agency Public Hearing: Scheduled on August
9. 2001 Located at Village of Teauesta Recreation Center; 399 Seabrook Road: Teauesta.
Florida: 7:00p.m.
Date/Time/Location Scheduled for Governing Body Public Hearing: Scheduled for August 9.
2001. Located at Village of Teauesta Recreation Center: 399 Seabrook Road: Tectuesta.
Florida: 7:00p.m.
Scheduled Date for Transmittal to DCA: Scheduled for August 16. 2001.
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JUL.24.2001 10:10AM JONES FOSTER JOHNSTON & STUBBS NO.220 P.1/1
TONES
FOSTER1 lagler Center lower,Suite 1100 Mailing Address
JOHNSTON SOS South Flagler Drive Post Office Box 3475
JQO ±�v7'Q��lr West Palm Beach,Florida 33401 West Palm Beach,Florida 33402-3475
&���-UBBS P� Telephone(561)659-3000 Facsimile(561)832-1454
Attorneys and Cauaselera
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John C.Randolph,Esq.
DirectDiat(56I)650-0458 •
• E-mail:irandol h r@iones foater_com
July 23,2001 VIA TAX:.575-6224
Mr.Jeffery Newell
Director of Community Development
Village of Tequesta
Post Office Box 3273
Tequesta,Florida 33469-0273
RE: Village of Tequesta
Ordinance Regarding School Concurrency/Comprehensive Plan Amendment
Our File No. 13153.1
Dear Jeff:
I have reviewed the draft Ordinance forwarded to me by Jack Iloriman and approve same as to legal
form and sufficiency. I need to be advised,however,as to the underlying text included in Exhibits
"A" and"B"and be assured that the appropriate advertising requirements have been met.
Sincerely,
TONES,F JOHNSTON& STUBES,P.A.
ohn C.Randolph
JCR/ssm
cc: Jack Horniman