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Evaluation and Appraisal Report
Based Comprehensive Plan
Amendments
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PranarPrl by Rall navirl Plannina GroUD n(-A Trancm►ttal nrtnhPr 2008
APPLICATION NO. 1
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Policy 1. 1.2 as follows:
1.1.2 The Village's Land Development Regulations shall conform to, and
implement, the use, density and intensity standards as outlined on
Table FLU -1 below:
en Table FI=W 4 is adopted as the "FutuFe Land U69 Glassifiraten
System of the Village Gf Teque6ta.7
Table FLU -1. Future Land Use Districts Densibp and Intensity Standards
District Uses Maximum Density and
Intensi
Low Density Residential Residential units 5.4 units per acre
Medium Density Residential Residential units 12 units per acre
Commercial Activities related to the Floor Area Ratio of 2.0
sale, lease or distribution of
products and /or the
p rovision of services
Recreation and Open Active or passive Floor Area Ratio of .10
ace recreational uses
Public Buildings and Land and structures owned. Floor Area Ratio of 2.0
Grounds leased or operated by a
government entity, and/or
Privately owned but used
fora oublic, purpose
Other Public Facilities Public or private facilities or Floor Area Ratio of 2.0
institutions such as
churches, schools, fraternal
organizations, and nursing
homes
Conservation Land used for the Floor Area Ratio of .10
conservation and
preservation of natural
resources
Mixed Use A mix of: single and multi- 18 dwelling units per acre,
family residential uses: 24 units per acre in an
small scale retail sales and Ault Congregate Living
services, business services Facility, Floor Area Ratio of
and professional services 4_2
primarily designed to serve
residential neighborhoods,
and: recreation and open
s ace
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2. Amend Policy 1. 1.3 as follows:
1.1.3 Coordinate and support Palm Beach County and Martin County in
the protection of potable water well fields. Adopt the Palm SeaGh
YeWAGR and in the implementation of applicable well field protection
Programs
3. Amend Policy 1.2.0 as follows:
Objective 1.2.0
Continue to monitor conditions in the
Village in carder to identify and evaluate need —9f renewal or
redevelopment needs, if any
4. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
Policies 1.3.1 Through the adeptieR implementation of planned unit development,
mixed -use and other innovative regulations, encourage the
development of housing types within a physical setting that permit
both comfortable and creative living, while affording both privacy
and sociability.
5. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
1.3.2 Maintain the gull ' Y of existing high quality.a# single family
neighborhoods through tdie- eemmur* by prohibiting commercial
and high density residential development in these areas.
6. Amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
1.3.4 ,
iRapleFReieR -ef- Implement height limitations in the zoning
erdiRaRSe- accordance with the Land Development Regulations
7. Amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
1.3.5
beWmen !he Futufs Land Map and the CN e l s , Zen i Rg Map Maintain
residential densities in accordance with the standards prescribed in
Table FLUA and the Land Development Regulations
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8. Amend Policy 1.3.6 as follows:
1.3.6 Require
adequate parking, suitably arranged and attractively landscaped, is
hided -MAWR in all developments.
9. Amend Policy 1.4.2 as follows:
1.4.2 At the t of eaeh &m yeOF GempFaheneiye Deve Plan
apdate,4The Village will, where applicable, identify, designate, and
protect
historic archeological and cultural
resources that may be located within its boundaries.
10. Amend Policy 1.4.5 as follows:
1.4.5 The Village shall continue to supports the U.S. Department of
Interior, Bureau of Land Management/ Palm Beach County
Environmental Resource Management
Department Land Stewardship Memorandum of Understanding to
j ol
mt the
Jupiter Inlet Natural Area The Village shall s� nervation
of native plant and animal species on Eco -Site #61 a 52 acr
parcel located east of US-1 and north of County Road 707 (Beach
Road), as a compo nent of this effort
11. Delete Policy. 1.4.8 as follows:
12. Amend Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
Policies 1.5.1
Implement standards for future
land use development in accordance with the density intensity and
use standards outlined in Table FLU -1 of this Element
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13. Amend Policy 1.5.2 as follows:
1.5.2 The Village shall ensure that the availability public facilities and
services meet seseptable adopted levels of service, be and are
provided concurrent with development imps I
,
utility sewiees te IDO 864heFize at the same time laAd uses' aFe
aer�ed.
14. Amend Policy 1.5.3 as follows:
1.5.3 The site plan see ee4f Village =s
Development shall be wften to speeiflealty continue
condition the issuance of permits on the availability of facilities and
services necessary to serve the proposed development.
15, Add a new Policy 1.5.9 as follows:
1.5.9: The Vllaae of Teauesta, through the Land Development
Regulations will coordinate current land uses and any future land
use chances with the availability of water supplies and water jupply
facilities.
16. Amend Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
Policy: 1.6.1 The Village will coordinate its future planning and development with
the South Florida Water Management District by requiring the
issuance of a Surface Water Management permit, as appropriate,
prior to issuing a site plan approval
17. Amend Objective 1.7.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.7.0 Development within the steFm Aged Flood Insurance Rate Mao
zones shall be subject to restrictions implemented through the
Village of Tequesta's land development regulations and other
provisions of the Code of Ordinance - 9 pai:fieipatieR OR the
Gone=, 12 i6iGAG (8) NOW elevation above sea level.
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18. Amend Policy 1.7.4 as follows:
1.7.4 A minimum finish first floor elevation above mean sea level (MSL)
for all new construction, additions and substantial improvements to
existing structures shall be 8.5 ft. mean sea level MS6;iewevef
areas 18 inches above the crown of any road street cul-de -sac or
highway or meet the reguirements of the Code of Ordinances
pertaining to flood hazard areas, whichever is most stringent
19. Amend Objective 1.8.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.8.0 All new development and redevelopment,
develop within the special flood hazard areas shall be subject
to site plan review.
20. Delete Policy 1.8.2 as follows:
should be sei:vie�W by Gentfa eanits stems.
21. Renumber Policy 1.8.3 as follows:
1.8.32 The Village should discourage high intensity land uses and publi c
facilities in the Flood Insurance Rate May zones and the Coastal
High Hazard Area ' iA WFAG8140 flGGd MQAGG.
22. Amend Objective 1.9.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.9.0 Gfeate The Village should follow regulations in existing building
codes requiring new construction in the hurrisanefleed zone Flood
Insurance Rate Mae zones and Coastal High Hazard Area to utilize
the latest wind damage and flood prevention techniques.
23. Amend Policy 1.9.1 as follows:
Policy: 1.9.1 The Village should
, VAII ma a rovisions for the utilization of
these latest techniques and building standards for development in
the Flood Insurance rate Mgp zones and Coastal High Hazard
Area
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24. Amend Policy 1.10.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.10.1 All structures in the #UFrasane -11 Flood Insurance Rate Map zone
and Coastal High Hazard Area should be protected by flood
insurance where possib
areas.
25. Amend Objective 1. 11.0 as follows:
Objective 1.11.0 , ' Implement
innovative development and redevelopment concepts such as
Planned Unit Development, overlay zoning, and mixed use
development
seACepts- the land development regulations and other
soprwriate mechanisms
26. Amend Policy 1.11.1 as follows:
Policy: 1.11.1 The Village shall continue to
m use deyelopment support beautification efforts and
streetscaoe improvements on commercial corridors
27. Amend Objective 1.12.0 as follows:
Objective 1.12.0 Special land use Fpolicies shall be developed by the Village of
Tequesta when necessary to address site specific land
development issues
heal- Statemeet.
28. Delete Special Policy 1.12.1 as follows:
Po li Gy. , 1.12.1 Utilize the-mixed us e4 the Mixe4 Wee FSqWhW8R6 OF
land deve MSMIEWORS eited above.
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29. Renumber and amend Policy 1. 12.2 as follows:
Policies: 1. 12.21 Areas designated The Mixed -Use lard- use -afees shall provide for a
shall be lift"--d- In- IS dwelliRg units-.16-a-M ;A the emeptien
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lot GweFage shall not
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sinole and mufti - family
residential uses: small scale retail sales and services. business
services and professional services primarily desioned to serve
residential neighborhoods and: recreation and open space
30. Delete Policy 1.12.3 as follows:
31. Delete Policy 1.12.4 as follows:
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32. Amend Objective 1. 13.0 as follows:
Objective 1.13.0 Geerdonalae The Village shall continue to review hurricane
evacuation and emergency management plans to ensure that they
adeguately address its evacuation and emergency management
needs, and are compatible with coastal planning area population
densities and recional emergency management plans
applicable.
33. Amend Policy 1. 13.1 as follows:
Policy 1. 13.1 The hurricane evacuation plan for the Village shall take We
nsider the densities and
intensities prescribed on the.Future Land Use Map
34. Amend Objective 1. 14.0 as follows:
Objective 1.14.0 The Village.
as appropriate and feasible. shall encouragiagg the elimination or
reduction of uses that are not consistent with interagency hazard
mitigation reports or hazard mitigation goals that the - Mllage-
35. Amend Objective 1. 15.0 as follows:
Objective 1.15.0 The Village should actively- sue ns' er annexation of
neighboring areas that are consistent with the character of the
community, which can be provided facilities and services consistent
with the levels of service standards established by the Village, and
which speeifieallyF discourage urban sprawl.
36. Amend Policy 1. 15.1 as follows:
Policiesy 1. 15.1 The annexation of future areas into the Village shall discourage the
proliferation of urban sprawl consistent with standards contained
within Chapter 9J -5.006 (5), Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.).
37. Amend Policy 2. 1.1 as follows:
PolicyF 2.1.1 Public Educational Facilities of the School District shall be an
allowable use within the "Other Public Facilities' land use category
on the Future Land Use Map.
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38. Amend Policy 2.1.2 as follows:
2.1.2 In the event of a future annexation that has sufficient land area to
site schools or co- locate schools with public facilities such as;
parks, libraries and community centers, prior to the amendment to
incorporate the area into the Village Comprehensive Plan, the
Village shall coordinate with the Palm Beach County School Board
to determine the need to site a school in the annexed area. TWe
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APPLICATION NO.2
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
TRANSPORTATION ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
Goal: 1.0.0
Mely Provide a safe. convenient accessible
and efficient multi -modal transportation system (a system that provides for
Pedestrianism, bicycles automobiles watercraft and transit) for the cidiens of
Teauesta
2. Amend Objective 1.1.0 as follows:
Objective 1.1.0 Continue to provide an energy efficient multi -modal transportation
system that is efficiently managed, arm -whisti circulates traffic
safely and conveniently within the Village and which separates
provides for the safe separation of vehicular and non - vehicular
traffic.
3. Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
Policies 1.1.1 Provide safe and convenient on -site traffic flow pg-t rou h
the implementation of the p arking regulation Mthip
in the land development regulations
4. Amend Policy 1. 1.2 as follows:
1.1.2 Construct or encourage the provision of multf-modal transportation
facilities as feasible and appropriate in the implementation of
transportation improvements Ulais in the planning of wed
and require sidewalks in areas of new
development.
5. Amend Policy 1.1.3 as follows:
1.1.3 Promote traffic safety by through the use of p roper traffic control
devices and street design improvements.
6. Amend Policy 1.1.5 as follows:
1.1.5 The Village shall seeWinate ensure the provision of multi -modal
transportation alternatives demand stic"ies with I and was
strategies by requiring that facilities for bicycles and pedestrians
are provided for in future development and redevelopment
proposals, and inggMgrating. requirements be FnadeaparE -ef
into the site plan review process.
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7. Amend Policy 1. 1.6 as follows:
1.1.6 The Village shall were coordina with t
g at he Metr000litan Planning
Organization MPO te"M in the implementation of strategies to
reduce fedueinq per capita Vehicle miles traveled (VMT) and
discourage single occupant vehicle trips, recognizing that these
programs assist in reducing the everzall aiF quality emissions traffic
congestion, and the consumption of fuel This can be accomplished
through municipal representation on the MPO and providing for Tri-
Rail, alternative fuels, ride sharing, alternative work hour programs,
public transit, parking management and other transportation control
measures that are being continually developed as part of a
Countywide effort.
8. Delete Policy 1. 1.9 as follows:
sfessi�
9. Amend Objective 1.2.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.2.0 The transportation system shall be consistent with the future
land uses shown on the Future Land Use Map, population and
densities, employment patterns, and the
transportation modes and services provided for in the 5 -year
Schedule of Improvements.
10. Amend Policy 1.2.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.2.1 Control of the connections and access points of driveways
and n p 'vate roads to roadways by requiring iA - the - Village visibility
triangles that are free and clear of obstruction.
11. Amend Policy 1:2.2 as follows:
1.2.2 The Village shall construct road and street improvements and /or
expansions which are consistent with the 5 -year Schedule of
Improvements, and Me Village require developers to develop
other roads
' reguired IQ serve
their development .
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12. Amend Policy 1.2.5 as follows:
1.2.5 Encourage future land uses which promote public transportation in
public transportation corridors ,.
develepmentafeas.
13. Amend Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
1.2.6 Require land use, building and site design guidelines that assure to
provide for accessibility to public transit where appropriate
14. Amend Objective 1.3.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.3.0 In the FwAew of developmeM pFejeets '
' , The Village shall
coordinate its plans and programs with the plans and programs of:
a. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT)-,—F4eada
T-FaA Perkier ;
b.
o. la.The Metropolitan Planning Organization of Palm Beach County
(MPO);
d- c. The Palm Beach County Engineering Department (Traffic
Engineering Division); and
e: d. The Martin County Metropolitan Planning Organization and
Engineering Department: and
e. Adiacent municipalities
15. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.3.1 The Village hereby adopts the following Level of Service I LOSZ
standards for each listed facility type:
City Collector Roadways - LOS Standard C, Peak D, except for Country
Club Drive, and Seabrook Road which will be LOS Standard C, Peak C;
Urban %Ana -v Adariafm Collectors LOS Standard C, Peak D; Urban
Principal Arterials - LOS Standard C, Peak D.
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16. Amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
1.3.2
The Village shall review updates to Palm Beach Counws Long
Range Transportation Plan Unified Planning Work Plan, and other
transportation plans as appropriate and amend its Comprehensive
Plan as needed to address these plans
17. Add a new Policy 1.3.3 as follows:
1.3.3 The Village shall continue to identify projects to support and fund
mobility, enhance alternate modes of trangportation and ensure
connectivity in its Capital Improvements Schedule in accordance
with State requirements. These projects shall include Village-
funded projects and ipro funded by other agencies that will
demonstrably impact its roadway Level of Service standards
18. Amend Objective 1.5.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.5.0 Encourage the use and provision of mass transit facilities in Palm Beach
County by supporting R:R.G's efforts established in the Transportation
Element of their Palm Beach County Comprehensive Plan and by
implementing the following Policies.
11. Amend Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.5.1 The Village shall continue to work with the County and support the
Metropolitan Planning Organization's (MPO) efforts through-- mumeipal
FePF8SeP4aIi9R on *9 MR0_ to increase the presence and use of mass
transit services in the County through modification of the existing route
system1 increasing services in k_„y. areas
use, and ,
Tequesta and other strateaWs as appropriate
12. Delete Policy 1.5.2 as follows:
1.5.2
#ansit useF amenities, sid AMAWSIMAW biWele paths that link to etheF R
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13. Renumber and amend Policy 1.5.3 as follows:
1.5.32 The Village shall support the Metropolitan Planning Organization's (MPO)
efforts to investigate the use of transit services to promote more efficient
urban development
attems.
14. Renumber Policy 1.5.4 as follows:
1.5.43 The Village shall not object to the County's effort to encourage the future
location of Palm Tran bus routes with new developments.
15. Renumber Policy 1.5.5 as follows:
1.5.54 The Village shall not object to the MPO's efforts to encourage the use of
rail modes of transportation, as Tequesta could be favorably impacted by
these efforts.
16. Renumber and amend Policy 1.5.9 as follows:
1.5.0§ The Village shall support efforts of FDOT, to the extent possible, in
South FleFida Rail GeFAde the development and implementation of the
South Florida East Coast Corridor Study
17. Amend Objective 1.6.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.6.0 Encourage P.R. G. Palm Beach C2ymty -thF9u9h Palm Tran to provide
public paratransit transportation services to eligible persons who qualify
under the "Americans with Disabilities Act" (ADA).
18. Amend Policy 1.6.2 as follows:
1.6.2 The Village shall support efforts of Palm Tran to maintain services for
eligible riders with disabil' ' , by
providing paratransit services.
19. Amend Policy 1.7.1 as follows:
Policies 1.7.1 Support the MPG by Metropolitan Planning Organization in its efforts to
maki"a services available for individuals qualifying under Chapter 427 of
the Florida Statutes by managing and monitoring a system of
transportation operators and by coordinating provider organizations.
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20. Amend Policy 1.7.2 as follows:
1.7.2 Support the Metropolitan Planning Organization , d as the
, in its efforts to maximize the use
of public school transportation and public fixed route or fixed schedule
transit service for the transportation of the transportation disadvantaged.
21. Amend Objective 1.8.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.8.0 The Village shall promote the increased use of" bicycles and walking as
viable alternate means of - transportation through implementation of the
Policies below.
22. Amend Policy 1.8.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.8.1 Bikeways shall be given full consideration in the planning and
development of Village roadways and transportation facilities and
programs and in as -paFt the Site Plan Review Process.
23. Amend Policy 1.8.2 as follows:
1.8.2 The Village shall provide for and encourage the development of compact.
pedestrian scaled the - design -ef -mixed use, af* multi -use, developmer s
and planned unit developments
that incorporat4W and integrate transit stops, bicycle and sidewalk
connections.
24. Amend Policy 1.8.3 as follows:
1.8.3 The Village shall ameRd its 1 9sal develepmeFA m9ulatione 49 require all
new mixed -use, commercial and residential developments or
redevelopment Prepesals projects to ra
RtefseRnestiea address connectivity to adjacent uses.
25. Amend Policy 1.8.4 as follows:
1.8.4 The Village shall review the recommendations of 1.111- I=eiqg Range
Palm Beach County's Long Range
Transportation Plan, Unified Planning Work Plan, and other transportation
plans reaardina bicycle and pedestrian facilities and -- mplemer#
appimpriate resemmend -A the
Plan as saft-Mato FReape
#aR6PGftNGR thFoughoW the Gown"
hall assist in the implementation of
key recommendations as feasible and appropriate
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26. Amend Policy 1.8.5 as follows:
1.8.5 The Village shall work toward increased Rmobility in the Gcommunity by
providing for increased amounts of bicycle paths and sidewalks in new
development and re- development areas.
27. Amend Objective 1.9.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.9.0 The Village shall provide- fer coordination of its transportation plans
and programs with appFepdale its land use plans and the relevant
transportation and land use p ian_sRing of
other a encies on, a continuing basis.
28. Amend Policy 1.9.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.9.1 The Village shall continue to participate in and utilize intergovernmental
programs, such as the Countywide Intergovernmental Plan Amendment
Review Committee (IPARC) and the Multi - Jurisdictional Issues Forum, to
implement the Goal, Objectives, and Policies of the Village's
Transportation Element.
29. Amend Policy 1.9.3 as follows:
1.9.3 The Village shall continue to work with Palm Beach and Martin Counties,
afW the Town of Jupiter and the Town of Jupiter Inlet Colony in
seepei:atiea aAd order to coordination of transportation related issues,
such as: (1) the locations and dimensions of thoroughfare rights -of wayj
mW LQ § to address multi jurisdictional traffic impacts to assure
maintenance of acceptable Level of Service standards on the Uaff+s
siredlalier� transaortation network (23, the future transit needs and
delivery services, and; (34,) the provisions and operations of non - vehicular
modes as they relate to intercounty travel.
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APPLICATION NO.3
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
HOUSING ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
Goal: 1.0.0 To guide the prepamfieFi G1 plans and pelicies to assure the
availability of decent. safe, sanitary, and affordable and e4hefwise
adequate housing to
meet the needs of existing. and. future residents
2. Amend Objective 1.1.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.1.0 To conserve existing standard condition housing, prevent substandard
housing conditions, and to assure that new residential construction is of
the same high quality as the existing housing st ock by strictly enforcing
adopted building, construction and housing codes.
3. Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.1.1 Continue enforcement of the S#aawlard- Florida Building Code and
StandaFd Neasing Intemational Property Maintenance Code, and adopt
updated additions thereof as they become available, in rder to: (1) assure
new building materials and techniques are allowed within the Village in
order to reduce construction costs; and (2) maintain existing housing
stock.
4. Amend Policy 1. 1.2 as follows:
1.1.2 Continue to develop implement. and enforce other ordinances and
2roarams (e.g., landscaping code) as-- nesessar to assure that the
quality of residential neighborhoods is maintained and improved as
needed
5. Amend Policy 1.1.3 as follows:
1.1.3 Continue to develop and enforce administrative and enforcement
procedures, as necessary, to implement minimum housing regulations a w
vAieh, at a rough code enforcemen in accordance with the
A. Designate a Village hems ,
B. restablosh the following definitions of housing condition:
Standard Condition — A residential structure meeting all minimum
standards for basic equipment and facilities, as set forth in the gWndaFd
Heusing Gode, 1986 edition Internatiorial PromrtyMaintenance Code
Substandard Condition — A residential structure which does not meet all
minimum standards for basic equipment and facilities, as set forth in the
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(Meial International Property Maintenance Code where the costs of
rehabilitation, renovation or code compliance are valued at less than 50%
of the total value of the structure.
In Need of Replacement — A residential structure which does not meet all
i
m nimum
standards for basic equipment and facilities, as set forth in the
Offleial International Property Maintenance Code where the costs of
rehabilitation, renovation or code compliance are valued at greater than
50% of the total value of the structure; and
6. Amend Policy 1.1.4 as follows:
.1.1.4 Requife Encourage housing construction that is compatible with existing
dwellings located within the Village and adjacent to unincorporated areas,
by strictly enforcing the Village land development regulations.
7. Amend Policy 1.1.5 as follows:
1.1.5 Require land developers to coordinate with the Village Planning and
Zoning Advisory Board during the design and ce construction of
residential developments by strictly enforcing provisions at 9-he- -2eging -awl
BaildiAg- Cede to assure that housing characteristics of the Village are
maintained.
8. Amend Objective 1.2.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.2.0 To provide for adequate and affordable housing to all existing and
projected segments of the Village population,
home, fester- ears, elder4y housing and Fneb hems .
9. Amend Policy 1.2.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.2.1 Support activities which facilitate lower costs for housing construction -ley
10. Amend Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
1.2.2 Encourage programs to
alleviate housing problems in Palm Beach County including continued
interlocal participation at the aumeM Wel in
feral State and local housing programs and
associated activities
ems.
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I 1. Amend Policy 1.2.3 as follows:
1.2.3
as deten;*e -big Aft aaawlew"
The Village
shall encourage the provision of - a diversity of housing units and tv_es that
are affordable to residents of all income and special needs groups at
levels that are reflective of existing and crojected demand
12. Delete Policy 1.2.4 as follows:
13. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.5 as follows:
1.2.64 6ew ineeme housing eftne shall be eFiepAed twAsFile the- pmvisiep of-
Village shall continue to grovide for elderly rental units by permitting
development of independent supportive congregate living facilities within
the Mixed -Use areas &Lup to a maximum of 18 dwelling units per acre. or
24 dwelling units per acre in an Adult Congregate Living Facility .
14. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.5 as follows:
Policies: 1.3.1 Co. ntinue to phase residential development with the availability of urban
services and infrastructure in
accordance with the
Concurrency Management GW;RaRGe Systerr�
15. Amend Policy 1. 3.2 as follows:
1.3.2 Minimize traffic on local residential streets by instituting site plan controls
which will pmvent #MLtraffic generated by the commercial areas from
directly accessing local residential streets.
16. Amend Policy 1.3.3 as follows:
1.3.3 Maintain the current character of the Country Club area by continuing to
designatinge the golf course as a recreational use on the Future Land Use
Map.
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17. Amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
1.3.4 Require housing in newly annexed undeveloped areas to be consistent
with the existing character of housing within the Village adjaeent to these
areas by assigning compatible zoning districts.
18. Amend Objective 1.4.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.4.0 Continue to rely upon the private sector to provide the limited "in-fill"
housing that the Village can accommodate while providing incentives such
as zoning code amendments and mixed -use regulations to promote the
developme -ef
housing altematives provis of housing that is affords le to residents of
All income and special needs groups at levels that are reflective of existing
and projected demand
19. Amend Policy 1.4.2 as follows:
1.4.2 Group homes all be
- home wa ho aana
accommodat
pei:mftled 'A sing family d in accordance with State law. Group
homes of six units are less are allowable in all residential and mixed -use
zoning districts. Group homes of more than six units may be permitted as
a Special Exceotion Use in resid ential and mixed -use zoning districts
20. Amend Policy 1.4.2 as follows:
1.4.3 At the time of each required Comprehensive Development Plan update,
consider the need to designate any housing structures as historically
significant and in need of special consideratio
21. Delete Policy 1.4.4 as follows:
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kitehens and uti . • '
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t vAh sing family ffis
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22. Delete Policy 1.4.5 as follows:
The Village shell pub"Gize the avai of any subsidy PFOOFaFR
23. Renumber and amend Policy 1.4.7 as.follows:
1.4.7,5 Require that reasonably located, standard housing, at affordable cost, is
available to persons displaced through any public action prior to their
displacement in accordance with State statutes
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APPLICATION NO.4
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
UTILITIES ELEMENT, SANITARY SEWER AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
Goal: 1.0.0 Maietaii -a- Ensure the provision of quality wastewater collection and
treatment systems.
2. Amend Objective 1.1.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.1.0 Develop w- -sS the development of, wastewater collection and
treatment systems that are cost-effective., and v*ieh -aPe consistent with
the plans of the Loxahatchee River SnyiFeAmemal Go District
(E-04 AAELRD), and discourage the provision or extension of service in a
manner that encourages urban sprawl.
3. Amend Objective 1.1.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.1.1 The iHstallatieR use of septic tanks in flew deyeiepment areas where
sanitary sewer systems are not available shall be governed by
Environmental Control Rule 1, chapter 31, Flbr/de Administrative Code and
Chapter 17, Florida Administrative Code. Further, the Village shall require
that all new development and exi ting_uses connect to and utilize the
central system in areas where sanitary sewer systems are available.
4. Delete Policy 1.1.2 as follows:
eperatienal
5. Amend Policy 1. 1.2 as follows:
1.1.32 The Village should consult with ENGON the Loxahatchee River District
the Village's service provider, in determining the most effective and
efficient wastewater systems for use in Teques , and eliminate the u
80088 i A 89 ROW 016VOIGPFASMS,
6. Amend Policy 1. 1.4 as follows:
1.1.4 The Village should continue to request that ENGON Loxahatchee River
Distri ct submit comments on proposed projects/developments regarding
wastewater system requirements prior to, or as a part of, the site plan
review process.
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7. Amend Policy 1.1.5 as follows:
1.1.5 The Village should request 6NGGN Loxahatchee River District approval,
or approval with conditions, of proposed projects/developments prior to
the issuance of building permits.
8. Amend Policy 1.1.6 as follows:
1.1.6 The Village should request that FiNGAN Loxahatchee River District submit
evidence of acceptance of the wastewater system to serve proposed
projects/developments and evidence that contractual obligations placed
on the developer regarding the wastewater system are being met prior to
issuance of certificate of occupancy,
9. Amend Policy 1.1.7 as follows:
1.1.7 The use of existing properly constructed and functioning septic tank
systems within the Village is acceptable only in areas where sgnitary
sewer facilities are not available however, when analysis indicates that
septic tank systems are adversely impacting the environment according to
State Water Quality Standards 62,302, FAG for surface water, 64:
62529, #er groundwater and Gh. 100 6, X46 feF bathing places) and
that public health standards are endangered, septic tank systems causing
the situation will be repaired or replaced.
10. Amend Policy 1.1.8 as follows:
1.1.8 When a central sanitary sewer system becomes available to currently
unsewered areas,
WateF Quality PlandaMe (Gh. 02 302, FAG fGF SU46198 water-, Gh. 62 620,
endangeF the pub!-G health, hook -up I to the central system shall be
required.
11. Amend Objective 1.2.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.2.0 Annually participate in the FiNGAN Loxahatchee River District's facilities
planning effort.
12. Amend Policy 1.2.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.2.1 Annually, at the time of the Village budget process, request a written
assessment by €NG; A RD of wastewater facilities serving Tequesta,
including a statement of deficiencies and required improvements, costs of
improvements and a schedule for implementation.
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13. Delete Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
Fes:
14. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.3 as follows:
1.2.32 The Village should encourage and support local membership on the
ENGON LRD board by concerned and qualified residents of Tequesta
and /or the District.
15. Amend Objective 1.3.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.3.0 Coordinate with developers to ensure that wastewater collection and
treatment needs are met in the planning and phasing of develepmee
16. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.3.1 The Village in coordination with LRD and to the extent appropriate and
feasi le shall incorporate into local plans, codes and ordinances various
land use and wastewater systems design and construction criteria that will
minimize point and non -point discharges into surface waters in
accordance with its National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Permit.
17. Amend Policy 1.3.3 as follows:
1.3.3 NICON LRD shall be included in
the pre - application meeting to make appropriate comment on specific
wastewater systems needs and requirements.
18. Amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
1.3.4 The Village Level of Service Standards for central wastewater service are
is .heFeby established as felkme 108 gallons per capita per day.
.ate@GFI,F Flow (I
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APPLICATION NO.5
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
UTILITIES ELEMENT, SOLID WASTE SUBELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
Goal: 1.0.0 Ensure the provision of Aadequate and efficient solid waste services and
facilities meeting the needs of the population and providing for their health,
safety and general welfare.
2. Amend Objective 1.1.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.1.0 Ensure the P2rovision of a responsive and cost effective solid waste
system.
3. Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.1.1 The Village should maintain a close liaison with its contracted private
hauler
in order to ensure the
provide of responsive service to ids -W- -mess- residents and businesses
4. Amend Policy 1.1.3 as follows:
1.1.3 The following solid waste Levels of Service are established by the Village:
Residential Collection Twice Per week garbage collection, twice per
week yard waste collection. Qnce Per week mcvclable collection
Non - Residential Collection Private contrails
Disposal Capacity: 7.13 lbs. Per Person Per day
T4)+ai 126 lbsFasmMay
4. Amend Policy 1.1.4 as follows:
1. 1.4 Hazardous materials management concerns should be addressed by the
Village's Haz-Mat Response Group.
5. Amend Policy 1.1.5 as follows:
1.1.5 In accordance with State requirements, the Village shall include Palm
Beach County Solid Waste Authority capital proiects that will impact
achievement of its Solid Waste Level -of Service Standard in the Capital
Improvement Schedule, as it is annually updated .
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6. Amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
1.3.2 Continue to implement recycling programs in accordance with all aoolicable State
laws.
7. Delete Objective 1.4.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.4.0
dated annually, in eenfemen6m %A41h the Capital lmprommeRtS .
8. Delete Policy 1.4.1 as follows:
aWYKiee:
seFRpeaeAE .
R� 4 goo. .
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APPLICATION NO.6
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
UTILITIES ELEMENT, POTABLE WATER SUBELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
Goal: 1.0.0 To provide a safe and sufficient potable water supply and. aR agate
flees -of a distribution s ystem network
2. Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.1.1 The Village water systems should be managed and operated consistent
with local plan , as well as any
regional or area -wide plans affecting the Village water systems including
the Lower East Coast Water Supply Plan.
3. Amend Policy 1. 1.2 as follows:
1.1.2 The Village should investigate alternative sources/water systems and
methods of treatment for providing and upgrading water supplies in
accordance with the Lower East Coast Water Supply Plan and its Water
Supj2ly Work Plan
4. Amend Policy 1. 1.4 as follows:
1.1.3
Land use plans and development regulations should be consistent with
the findings and recommendations of this the Lower East Coast Water
Sup°fy Plan.
5. Amend Policy 1. 1.4 as follows:
1.1.4 The Village should carefully consider all municipal Potable water system
expenditures and revenues
when determining the cost and benefit of
these development p roposals. A clear statement of costs and benefits
should be prepared for the Village before any determinations are made.
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6. Amend Objective 1.2.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.2.0 Environmental impacts of growth in developing areas should pfeslude
wRasseytable not result in the degradation of water resources and water
treatment systems, and prevent irreversible damage to the ecological
balance of environmental resources.
7. Amend Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
1.2.2 Future wells should be located in where
the potential for saltwater intrusion into the surficial aquifer and existing
well fields in periods of drought is minimized.
8. Amend Policy 1.2.3 as follows:
1.2.3 The Village Building DepaFtimeAt in its site plan Feview pmesse shall
require, site plans which incorporate innovative urban, architectural,
and /or engineering design of impervious areas (e.g. parking lots) to
maximize the retention of rainfall to in these areas wlhiGh will in a manner
th Lincreases " groundwater recharge while and
reducieg I stormwater runoff.
8. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.3.1 in an effort to conserve the use of water in irrigation, the development
codes and ordinances should make provisions for he use of native
vegetation using xeriscape concept
9. Delete Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
10. Renumber and amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
1.3.32 The Village shall implement, aed enforce and cooperate fully with ftitef
emergency water conservation measures mandated by the South Florida
Water Management District.
11. Renumber and amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
1.3.43 The Village shall continue to actively enforce all existing potable water
planning policies, as well as continue to research and develop additional
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planning policies, for the conservation of potable water resources within
the Village's service areal
12. Amend Objective 1.4.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.4.0 Establish criteria necessary to maintain adopted Levels of Service
Standards for the eMension public water facilities within the Village's
designated service area.
13. Amend Policy 1.4.2 as follows:
1.4.2 The Village shall continue to: coordinate with " Palm Bead County in
the implementation of the Wellfield Protection Ordinance and
If regulate land use activities within the travel time
contours of its k4lfage's wellfields as they are delineated on the Future
Land Use Map
14. Amend Policy 1.4.3 as follows:
1.4.3 Expansion to the Village's water supply and distribution systems shall be
constructed to the most current engineering and
design
standards tg_meetirt acceptable federal. State. County fire flows and
water quality requiremen
560,656 660.
15. Amend Policy 1.4.6 as follows:
1.4.6 The following p otable water Level of Service standards eet feM -ire lie
Vie - system are established by the Village:
Potable water — 3.9 million gallons per day systemwide
Fire flow -1.000 for residential, 1,500 — 5.000 Commercial
Storage —100% average daily flow of system
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15. Amend Objective 1.5.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.5.0 The Village shall incorporate and annually update its Ave yea
schedule of public water facilities capital improvement needs, le be
W War
nto its Capital Improvements Schedule.
Capital Improvements needs are defined as: (1) those improvements
necessary to correct existing deficiencies in order to maximize the use of
existing facilities; eF (2) those improvements necessary to meet projected
future needs without encouraging urban sprawl- (3) those improvements
necessary to achieve or maintain the adopted Level of Service standards:
4 those imp rove m e n ts, n to Ice wo r
eces�ary rep a w o r n - out o obsolete
facilities. and: (5) improvements that will otherwise assist in the
achievement of Comprehensive Plan aoals objectives and policies
16. Delete Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
Policies:
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a) W6ftF
The buim 48411 fGF 3.6 MG0 49 aGeemmedete ultimate bu
eel
the We YeaF P18AR
16. Renumber and amend Policy 1.5.2 as follows:
1.5.21 The Village shall maintain a permitting procedure to ensure that adequate
facility capacity exists or will exist concurrently with development to
maintain adopted Level of Service Standards.
17. Renumber and amend Policy 1.5.3 as follows:
1.5.32 Extension of service to any area within the Service Area is dependent
upon approval of both the Water Department and the Village Council
based upon:
a) Availability of existing capacity as determined by the Water
Department:;
b) Cost effective of provision of service on a long term basis; and
c) The best interest of the Village.
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18. Renumber and amend Policy 1.5.4 as follows:
1.5.43 The Village shall maintain its on -going monitoring and maintenance
program for the potable water system as administered by the Water
Department.
19. Renumber and amend Policy 1.5.5 as follows:
1.5.64 Proposed potable water facility capital improvement
projects will be evaluated and ranked according to the following priority
level guidelines:
Level One — whether the project is needed to (a) protect public health and
safety in order to fulfill the Village's legal commitment to provide facilities
and services; of (b) to preserve or achieve full use or efficlency of existing
facilities or achieve or maintain the Level of Service Standard
Level Two — whether the project: (a) prevents or reduces future
improvement costs; or (b) provides services to developed areas currently
lacking full service or promotes in-fill development.
Level Three whether the project represents a logical extension of
facilities and services within a designated Village Planning Area.
20. Amend Policy 1.6.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.6.0 Seek to�Aachieve an average potable water consumptive use of 175
gallons per capita per day (defined as the total amount of water used by
all consumers in the Village divided by the Village's population) through
the implementation of voluntary programs for existing development and
mandatory programs for new development and redevelopment.
21. Amend Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.6.1 The Village continues to design and implement the following water
conservation education water conservation education programs:
a) Increase public awareness by water bill messages, the Viilao website.
monthly newsletters, education programs at local schools, meetings
with homeowners and associations and other innovative means.
b) Provide literature racks at Village buildings for public information
purposes.
c) Provide thmugh th anedy updates of water conservation
goals, the success of on -going programs, and new water- saving
techniques and strategies. Such updates should be coordinated. with
changes in season and recommend appropriate irrigation adjustments.
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d) The Village Water Utilities Department will have a knowledgeable
employee who will be available for consultations on water conservation
strategies that may be used in site development plans and in
residential and non - residential buildings.
21. Delete Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
the Village shall adopt and a FRP19ffieRt additional pmoFame whish
21. Renumber and amend Policy 1.6.5 as follows:
1.6.64 As part of the required five yea Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR)
the Village shall specifically evaluate the effectiveness of all on -going
water conservation programs and shall consider additional water
conservation techniaues as appropriate and feasible
22. Delete Policy 1.6.6 as follows:
lishod by this pkm-.
23. Delete Policy 1.6.7 as follows:
adoption -of Obese deemed appFopOate.
24. Add a new Objective 1.7.0 and implementing policies as follows:
Objective 1.7.0: The Village of Teauesta shall comply with its Ten year Water
Supply Facilities Work Plan (Work Plan) as required by section
163 3177(6)(c) F S within 18 months after the goveming board of
the South Florida Water Management District approved its Lower
East Coast Water Supply Plan Update on February 15, 2007. The
Work Plan will be updated. at a minimum. every 5 years. The
Village of Teauesta's Work Plan is designed to: assess current and
proiected potable water demands* evaluate the sources and
capacities of available water supplies: and, identify those water
supply projects using all available technologies necessary to meet
the Village's water demands for a ten year period.
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_1.7.1 Comply with the Water Supply Facilities Work Plan and incorporate
such Work Plan by reference into the Comprehensive Plan
1.7.2 Coordinate approodate asuects of the Commehensive Ptan with
the South Florida Water Management District's Regional Water
Supply Plan adopted February 15, 2007 and with the Palm Beach
County 20 -Year Water Supply Work Plan adopted August 21 2008
The Viflaae shall amend its Comprehensive Plan and Water Supply
Facilities Work Plan as required to provide consistency with the
District and County plans.
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APPLICATION NO.7
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
UTILITIES ELEMENT, STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
SUBELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Objective 1. 1.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.1.0 The Village' shat , incorporate and annually
update its €we -yeaf schedule of
to
sormwater drainage capital
improvement projects into its Capital Improvements Schedule --and
Capital
Improvements needs are defined as: (1) those public drainage
improvements necessary to correct existing deficiencies in order to
maximize the use of existing facilities while maintaining the adopted Level
of Service; er (2) those public drainage improvements necessary to meet
Projected future needs based upon the adopted Level of Service without
encouraging urban sprawl and /or: (3) improvements that will otherwise
assist in the achievement of Comprehensive Plan goals objectives and
p olicies.
2. Delete Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
Aseal yeaFe 1909 through 2002 shall Fepi:e"At the 6 Y"F Gapka
Plan
3. Renumber and amend Policy 1. 1.2 as follows:
Policies: 1.1.21 The Village Stormwater utility shall also maintain a 10 -year Capital
Improvements schedule for storm water facilities as a guideline for
planning facilities over the long to
4. Delete Policy 1.1.3 as follows.
1 . 1 . 3 BY FY 1 I)WOO, the Vi shall have Gempleted a Village wide
feNevARO:
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5. Renumber and amend Policy 1.1.4 as follows:
1. 1.42 Expansion of drainage areas shall be based on ability to serve new
customers in a cost effective manner without any reduction in the
adopted Level of Service within the drainage area for the present
and future customers.
6. Add anew Policy 1.1.3 as follows:
1.1.3 The Village shall implement capital oroj20 to provide storrnwater
drainage in accordance with its adopW Level of Service standard, and
shall include these protects in its Carta! Improvements Schedule as it is
annually updated The Capital Improvements Schedule shall also include
capital projects being implemented and funded by other agencies such as
the Jupiter Inlet District, to the extent that these 12roi2M impact the
Village's ability to achieve its Level of Service Standard.
7. Amend Policy 1.2.5 as follows:
1.2.5 The Village shall maintain levels
of pollutants at all outfalls within its jurisdiction into the North and
Northwest Forks of the Loxahatchee River as part of its "Wet
Weather" Sampling regulations of the MPBES National Pollutant
Discharge Elimination System Stormwater Permitting Program.
8. Amend Policy 1.2.6 as follows:
1.2.6 The Village shall maintain levels
of pollutants at all dry weather sampling areas (areas with three (3)
days of no rain) as part of its "Dry Weather" Sampling regulations of
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the NPOES National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Stormwater Pennitting Program.
9. Amend Policy 1.2.7 as follows:
1.2.7 The Village shall establish maintain water quality standards
consistent with the NPOES National Pollutant Discharge
Elimination System Program on an
ongoing basis
10. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.3.1 Public. dFainage fteilities Level W SepAee standaW ef ProWgfioa
from the degree of flooding that would result from. twenty -five (25)
year frequency, twenty-four (24) hour duration storm event is
hereby adopted as the Village's Level of Service Standard for
stormwater drainage facilities and shall be used as the basis of
estimating the availability of capacity and demand generated by a
proposed development project.
11. Amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
1.3.2 All Odevelopment and /or redevelopment activities shall be
undertaken in a manner consistent with adopted Level Service
standards.
12. Amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows.
1.3.4 The Village shall continue its routine maintenance program by
through the inspection " of catch basins, culverts, outfalls and
retention areas as a preventative measure against any major
system failure, as required by the Nationpl Pollutant Discharge
Elimination Program NRD68% Stormwater Permitting Program.
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APPLICATION NO.8
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
UTILITIES ELEMENT, NATURAL GROUNDWATER AQUIFER RECHARGE
SUBELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. .Amend Objective 1.1.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.1.0 The Village shall develop an active program that provides for the
protection and maintenance of natural groundwater recharge areas,
including natural drainage features, within the Village to ensure or
enhance groundwater recharge to the surficial and Floridan aquifer.
2. Amend Policy 1.1.2 as follows:
1.1.2 The stormwater drainage regulations shall require retention of stormwater
runoff to maximize groundwater recharge potential to Fna*i
3. Amend Policy 1.1.3 as follows:
1.1.3 The Village shall coordinate the development and implementation of
aquifer recharge area protection programs to meet national, estate -aAd
regional an local objectives.
4. Amend Policy 1.1.4 as follows:
1.1.4 Continue to encourage and work closely with ENGON the Loxahatchee
River District (LRD) to facilitate IQ Irrigation Quality water systems for
irrigation usage.
5. Delete Policy 1.1.5 as follows:
i.4.6 The Village shall mmplete euFb and gu#er-, as wall as land-sn-
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APPLICATION NO.9
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
CONSERVATION ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Objective 1. 1.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.1.0 To undertake programs to help achieve compliance with State -Bepa
Federal air quality regulations.
2. Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.1.1 Continue to landscape Dublic areas and continue to require landscaping
as a part of new private development .
3. Amend Objective 1.3.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.3.0 The Village shall maintain landscape regulations that provide for the
preservation of a minimum 60% native vegetation that is indigenous to"
South Florida area on all new development and re- development areas
sites
4. Amend Objective 1.3.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.3.1
the supped daeumeRWOOR The Village shall support the U.S. Department
of Interior. Bureau of Land Management/ Palm Beach Count
Environmental Resource Managgment Deter ar ment Land Stewardship
Memorandurin of !Jnderstangina to provide for Joint manaoemerd of the
Jupiter Inlet Natural Area. The Village shad support [)reservation of native
plant and animal species on Eco -Site #61 a 52 acre parcel located east of
US -1 and north of County Road 707 (Beach Road) as a component of
this effort
5. Amend Objective 1.5.0 and demote it to be a Policy under Objective 1.4.0, as follows:
Abjest+ve -- 1.64.83 Notwithstanding the intent of - Ob' dive 1.4.0 of this element, the
Village shall continue to restrict public works projects from disturbing
existing mangroves except where such work is essential to the continued
health, safety and welfare of the public.
6. Renumber Objective 1.6.0 as follows. Renumber policies 1.6.1. 1.6.3, Objectives 1.7.0,
1.8.0, 1.9.0, and 1.10.0, and their Policy series accordingly:
Objective: 1.65.0 The Village shall protect natural wildlife areas and environmentally
sensitive lands by implementing the following policies.
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7. Renumber and amend Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.65.1 Continue to Ro serve all existing wetland areas identified on the Coastal
Zone &
__r_____Conservation Map by adopting regulations that
require the protection of existing native wetland vegetation buffers
adjacent to the Loxahatchee River and Indian River Lagoon estuaries.
8. Delete Policy 1.6.2 as follows:
9. Renumber and amend Objective 1.8.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.67.0 The Village shall, through its landscape regulations, require the use of
native vegetation to stabilize the dune system identified in the Coastal
Maeagsme Zone & Conservation Map as described in the support
documentation.
10. Amend Objective 2. 1.0 as follows:
Objective: 2.1.0 The Village Code of Ordinances shall provide '
for the continued conservation and protection of wateF the quality and
quantity of waters that flow into estuarine or oceanic waters within its
jurisdiction by providing for the review of all development activities in or
90AMbU#A impacting the coastal area as part of its development
review process.
11. Amend Policy 2. 1.1 as follows:
Policies: 2.1.1 The Village shall continue to require, as part of its
development review process, the submittal of a
drainage /environmental statement describing how the proposed
development will affect the estuurine water quality of the Class III
waters of the Villa .
12. Amend Policy 2.1.3 as follows:
2.1.3 The Village shall continue to p rotect water quality and quantity by
restricting activities and land uses known to adversely affect the - quality
and - wary -e# identified water sources such as natural ground water
aquifer recharge areas and wellhead protection areas.
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13. Amend Policy 2.2.1 as follows:
Policy: 2.2.1 The Village shall continue to P rohibit development or modification of the
shoreline within the Indian River Lagoon Aquatic Preserve with the
following exoept te- pFevide- #er- -the Lwater-dependent and water -
related land uses such as marinas, provided that the siting of such shall
be consistent with the Marina Siting ordinance upon appiisatien to
viNagei where the ,21modification or development is deemed necessary for
the continued health, safety and welfare of the public.
14. Amend Policy 2.4.1 as follows:
Policies: 2.4.1 The Village shall
continue to make available to Village residents and developers information
on flood zones, flood rates and flood insurance
AfeiAaRses.
15. Amend Policy 2.5.1 as follows:
Policies: 2.5.1 SPOGift011y,
The Village
shall imple gnt capital projects to 2rovide stormwatOr drainage in
accoadance with its adopted Level of Service standard and shall include
these projects in -ftj Capital Improvements Schedule. as it is annually
updated. The Capital Iftrovgments Schedule shall also include capital
projects being imPlementsd and funded by Other 19806", such as the
Jupiter Inlet District to the extent that these Ppro edecls, impact the Village's
ability to achieve its Level of Service Standard
16. Amend Policy 2.5.2 as follows:
2.5.2 The Village shall continue to maintain land development regulations that
limit the amount of impervious area permitted in the development of flood
prone areas by e"lishing enforcing minimum green space requirements
pursuant to a master drainage plan for the coast area.
17. Amend Objective 2.6.0 as follows:
Objective: 2.6.0 Maintain, and whem Reeded, create and expand outdoor recreational
facilities in the coastal zone
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18. Amend Policy 2.6.1 as follows:
Policies: 2.6.1 The Village shall
areas -a d continue to wife encouMg public access easements to the
beaches and shoreline fGF Fiew develepmeRt, in the coastal area through
its Code of Ordinances.
19. Amend Policy 2.6.2 as follows:
wildl Va4ees The provision of public and recreational access to coastal
areas should provide opportunities for apprggiation of end education about
coastsl and wildsif_ resources while ngI degrading or negativeN imps -0-
these resources
20. Amend Policy 2.11.1 as follows:
Policies: 2.11.1 Mangrove, wetlands and seagrasses areas within the Village shall be
deemed environmentally sensitive, in recognition of their many natural
functions and values, and, , shall be protected
from incompatible land uses. The Village shall afford protection to all
these resources regardless of size.
21. Amend Policy 2.11.2 as follows:
2.11.2 The definition of mangroves and wetlands to be used for regulatory
purposes by the Village shall be the most comprehensive definitions of he
used by the South Florida Water Management
District, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the U.s.
Army Corps of Engineers. Representatives of these agencies will be
contacted for assistance in identifying the location of all wetland areas
within the Village.
22. Amend Policy 2.11.2 as follows:
2.11.3 The location of mangrove and wetland areas shall be identified by survey
at the time of site development review on a site -by -site basis. The Village
shall not issue a development order or permit for a parcel until all wetland
areas on that parcel . ofr immediately adjacent to the proposed
development have been identified and located.
23. Amend Policy 2.11.5 as follows:
2.11.5 The Village shall permit the following within mangrove, seagrass and
wetland areas: elevated piers, docks, and walkways of no more than five
feet in width, unless vehicular access in the form of a golf cart or similar
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vehicle is necessary, in conjunction with a permit from the Florida
Department of Environmental Protection, pursuant to Chapter 17 -27,
F.A.C.
24. Amend Policy 2.11.11 as follows:
2.11.11 Graywater discharge shall not be permitted in mangrove and wetlands areas except
as may be required by ENGO l the Loxahatchee River District (LRD) and
as permitted pursuant to Florida Administrative Code, Ch. 17-610 and 17-
611, and with Village approval.
25. Amend Policy 2.11.12 as follows:
2.11.12 Reauire Aa buffer zone of native upland edge vegetation around
mangrove and wetland areas and along " shoreline areas to protect
these areas from the impacts, including stormwater runoff, of adjacent
development. The buffer zone shall consist of preserved native
vegetation, including canopy, understory and ground cover. If there is no
native vegetation on the site, a planted vegetative buffer shall be required.
The buffer zone shall begin at the upland limit of any mangrove or wetland
area, including the transitional vegetation zone, and shall be no less than
twenty -five (25) feet in width at any point unless otherwise not achievable
due to platting, right -of -way easements, utility easements, ofd existin
access easements existing at the time of adoption of this comprehensive
plan.
25. Amend Objective 2.12.0 as follows:
Objective: 2.12.0 The Village shall implement measures to identify and protect native wildlife
and their habitats, including state and federally protected plant and animal
species (endangered, threatened and species of special concern), within
proposed development sites, and protect these natural resourcess from the
impacts of development.
26. Amend Policy 2.12.1 as follows:
Policies: 2.12.1 Require the evaluation and proper management of native wildlife and
vegetative communities including endangered, threatened, and species of
special concern by requiring that all proposed development sites of 5
acres or more, regardless of use, be surveyed by an ecologist, biologist or
other similar professional for the presence of satate and federally
protected plant and animal species. Criteria for site surveys shall be
specified in the Village's land development regulations and are to be
professionally accepted techniques for such surveys. Site surveys shall
address the size and distribution of the native habitat, wildlife and listed
species populations within a proposed development site, the feasibility
and viability of on -site protection and management, whether the proposed
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development site includes a wildlife corridor,, and the feasibility of
maintaining the wildlife corridor. The survey shall also address the
appropriateness of mitigation to an acceptable off` site location in the event
that on -site mitigation is shown to be ineffective. Protection of any wildlife
and protected plant and animal species found on the site and their habitat
will be required as part of the overall development plan submitted for
development approval.
27. Amend Objective 2.13.0 as follows:
Objective: 2.13.0 The Village shall require the conservation and use of native plant species
in the developed landscape and prohibit the spread of exotic nuisance
species such as Australian pines, melaleuca, Brazilian pepper and other
species as set forth on the most current list supplied by Palm Beach
County.
28. Amend Policy 2.13.4 as follows:
2.13.4 The Village shall develop --a maintain its g rogram to plant native trees in
public rights of -way and other public lands, whenever practical, thereby
adding to the Village's aesthetic appeal and providing habitat for urban
wildlife.
29. Add a new Objective 2.14.0, and implementing policies, as follows:
Obiective: 2.14.0 The Village shall implement the Water Supply Facilities Work Plan to
ensure that adequate water supplies and public facilities are available to
serve the water supply demands of any pQQulation growth the Town may
experience.
Policies: 2.14.1 The Village shall coordinate the planning of Datable water and san'itary
sewer facilities water supply sources. demands other services and level -
of- service standards with the Loxahatchee River District Palm Beach
County Martin Couabf, South Florida Water Management District and
through 'the Lower East Coast Water Supply Plan Update as necessary .
2.14.2 The Village will cooperate with the Loxahatchee River District to jointhr
develop methodologies and procedures for biannualh updating estimates
of system demand and capacity, and ensure that suffiident capacity to
serve development exists.
2.94.3 If in the future there are iciated with water supply, ggnservation
or reuse the Village will immediately contact the Loxahatchee River
District to address the corresponding issues) In addition the Village will
follow adopted communication protocols with the Loxehatft2 River
District communicate and/or prepare an _appropriate action plan to address
any relevant issue associated with water supply, conservation or reuse
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2.14.4 The Village will encourage the use of high efficiency toilets showerheads,
faucets, clothes washers and dishwashers that are EneMy Star rated and
WaterSense certified in all new and retrofitted residential nroiects
2.14.5: The Village will encourage the use of Florida Friendly Landscape
guidelines and principals: outter downspouts roof runoff, and rain
harvesting through the use of rain barrels and directing runoff to
landscaped areas: drip irrigation or micro- sprinklers: and the use Of porous
surface materials (bricks, gravel turf block. mulch pervious concrete etc.)
on walkways, driveways and patios
2.14.6 The Village will participate when warranted in the SFWMD's Water
Savings Incentive Program (WaterSIP) for large -scale retrofits as
recommended by the Lower East Coast Water Supply Plan
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APPLICATION NO. 10
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
Goal: 1.0.0 The development of an recreation and open space system that adequately
provides for the recreational needs of the Village and enhances "everall
its built and natural environment .
2. Amend Objective 1.1.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.1.0 Maintain community and neighborhood parks and facilities meeting the
needs of all age groups in Tequest
3. Amend Objective 1.2.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.2.0 As part of the development
approval p rocess, require that recreation areas be provided as a part of
the development, or accept a recreation fee in lieu of land, where and
when appropriate.
4. Amend 1.2.1 as follows:
Policy: 1.2.1 The Village shall continue to zone all properties they ward utilized or
targeted for recreation and open space purposes as R/OP,
Recreation/Open Space.
5. Amend Objective 1.3.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.3.0 Coordinate development which allows safe and easy access to
recreational facilities outside and within the Village's corporate limits *at
in a manner that is consistent with the Traffie Gimulation Transportation
eElement of this Plan and the Village of Tequesta
6Yea Capital Improvement Program.
6. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.3.1 The Village should provide for safe access to recreation areas by making
road improvements and pathway improvements consistent with the Village
5 -YeaF Capital Improvement Program.
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7. Amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
1.3.2 Existing roads and thoroughfares should be considered as primary
locations to for the accommodateion of bicycle traffic when they lead to
the Village's park and recreation facilities and encourage bicycle paths in
the parks
8. Delete Policy 1.3.5 as follows:
areas- iRTequesta.
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9. Amend Objective 1.4.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.4.0 Continue to expand recreational facilities with the growth of the Village to
meet the needs of the residents and Level of Service Standards- �-tk►e
10. Amend Policy 1.4.2 as follows:
1.4.2 Strive to meet minimum FeeFeatieR standards for recreation open space, service
areas and facilities as established in the Level e4 SeFYIee Standai;ds Table be!
Policy 1.4.5 of this Element
11. Delete Policy 1.4.5 as follows:
12. Renumber and amend Policy 1.4.6 as follows:
1.4.65 The following Level of Service Standards reflecting Palm Beach County
stand ards, shall apply to sha - be adepted recreation and open space
facilities within the Village of Tequesta.
COUNTY LEVEL OF SERVICE STANDARDS TABLE FOR TEQUESTA
Classification Area/Activity Standard (unit/pmulation)
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Neighborhood Parks 2 acres/ 1,000
Community Parks 2 acres/1,000
Beaches 1 mile/31,250
Golf Courses 9 holes/30.000
Tennis 1 court/2,500
Basketball 1 court/2,500
Baseball/Softball 1 fieldl7,200
Football/Soccer 1 field /4,800
Playground Areas 1 acre /3,600
Beach Access Easements 1 per % mile of developed
or redeveloped beach
frontaoe
13. Renumber and amend Policy 1.4.7 as follows:
1.4.7-6 The Village shall maintain and enforce its landscaping regulations fry -its
which establish new landscaping and
open spaces definitions, standards and regulations.
14. Renumber and amend Policy 1.4.6 as follows:
1.4.97 The Village should continue to work cooperatively with the Federal
Government and Palm Beach County to direct the development of the
Coast Guard property north of CR 707 for future recreatiordopen space,
culture/civic and /or other appropriate public use. Since there is similar
federally owned property south to CR 707 within the corporate limits of the
Town of Jupiter, the Village should investigate coordination with their work
toward similar development of the entire area. (See InteF99vemme
15. Amend Objective 1.6.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.6.0 Continue to receive and consider citizen input in
determining recreational needs of the community.
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APPLICATION NO. 11
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
Goal: 1.0.0 Coordinate with other governmental entities for the purpose of
maintaining the high quality of life for the residents of Tequesta,
and to achieve mutually beneficial aoals
2. Amend Objective 1.4.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.1.0 The Village shall participate in
intergovernmental coordination processes with develeprflepA
ashes -9e neighboring municipalities, Palm Beach County, Martin
County, the Palm Beach County School Board, and the region
other agencies charged with planning_ and review activities to
ensure that full consideration is given to the extra-jurisdi 'onal
impacts of proposed Comprehensive Plan amendments and as
development eeeum and as pan e4 #:is site plan Feview pFeeess as
requests, and that such impacts are appropriately mitigated and
d re se
3. Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.1.1 Identify those development activities which affect other jurisdictions,
and also evaluate the impacts of such activities at the time of
development and as part of the site plan review process.
Conversely, coordinate with adjacent local governments to ensure
that fty considgr the impacts of development occurring within their
boundaries on the Village of Teauests, and ensure that these
impacts are adequately considered and addressed.
4. Amend Policy 1.1.2 as follows:
1.1.2 Recognize that planning and zoning initiated by the Village can
have diverse effects on neighboring jurisdictions and develop
procedures by which such external effects can be addressed as
part of the site plan review process established in the Village
Zoning Code Ordinance_ Conversely, recognize that planning and
zoning initiated by surrounding iurisdictions may affect the Village.
and ulge these jurisdictions to address these external effects
throuah the appropriate development review procedures and
mechanisms.
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5. Amend Policy 1.1.3 as follows:
1.1.3
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The Village
shall coordinate its Comprehensive Plane land development
regulations. and planning programs with the plans and programs of
surrounding jurisdictions. including Martin County, to provide for
greater compatibility and the achievement of mutualk beneficial
c3oalaand by having the Village al—au a(IJaGeM
6. Delete Policy 1.1.4 as follows:
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7. Renumber and amend Policy 1.4.5 as follows:
1.1.54 The Village shall enteF inte the "
continue to participate in the Intemgovemmental Plennhg and
Review Committee (IPARC) process with its fellow cities, County,
School Board, South Florida Water Management District and
various special districts that opt to participate in
te- etab'iek order to imolement a countywide intergovernmental
coordination program for reviewing proposed changes to
comprehensive plans of adjacent local governments and the plans
of other units of local government providing services but not having
regulatory authority over the use of land.
8. Renumber and amend Policy 1.1.6 as follows:
1. `1.65 The Village shall enter- We continue to participate in the "Multi-
Jurisdictional Issues Coordination Forum Interlocal Agreement
with its fellow cities, County, School Board, South Florida Water
Management District and various special districts that opt to
participate in a feFmalized aftFt to GFeate order to impiemen-L
multi jurisdictional issues forum whieh will Jfacilitate the
identification and possible resolution of countywide issues by
providing a vehicle for consensus building through the joint
research and discussion of issues
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9. Renumber and amend Policy 1.1.7 as follows:
1.1.76 Although there are no schools that are The Village shall "eFd
part of the State
University system located or planned to be located in the Village at
present, in Abe event that such a school is located in the Village in
the future. the Village shall coordinate with the school regarding the
development of campus master plans or amendments thereto, to
be -dGRe in accordance with Section 240.155, F.S.
10. Demote Objective 1.2.0 to a Policy under Objective 1.1.0, and renumber and
amend as follows (Note renumber all subsequent objectives and policies
accordingly):
Qbjestive:- 1.2-.Q:1_7T-e The Village shall coordinate with agencies charged with
planning and /or review responsibilities at all levels of government in
order to address ilsues of mutual congem, and achieve mutually
beneficial goals.
11. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.1 as follows:
Pelisies= 1.2.1.8 Communicate to with adjacent jurisdictions regarding p rojected
impacts of new developments and changes in local government.
12. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
1.21 Respond in a prompt and thorough manner to review and comment
requests from review other governments and agencies - 10E- L411ege
13. Delete Policy 1.2.3 as follows:
14. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.4 as follows:
1.2 -4 1.10 Coordinate with other governments entities and agencies
including the Town of Jupiter, Jupiter Inlet Colony, Martin and Palm
Beach Counties, the Palm Beach County School Board the
Treasure Coast Regional Planning Agency, and the State AgeRGiee
FeteFeneed in the supped , by annually reviewing the
appFepFlate elements -of Vheee agenGies'AhgiLcomprehensive plans,
proposed amendments. and/or other planning seumes documents
Villags'planniRg elements.
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15. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.5 as follows:
1.x:6 i
Coordinate the
Comprehensive Plan with the Treasure Coast Strategic Regional
Policy Plan, and utilize the Treasure Coast Regional Planning
Council informal mediation process to resolve conflicts with other
local governments.
16. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.6 as follows:
1. 1.12 Notify potentially affected entities,
jurisdictions and/or service providers iR the i Aitial "es of the
gevemment may of actions that may create an impact on
public facilities and services in other
jurisdictions
17. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.7 as follows:
1.2-.7 nter into interlocal agreements with
neighboring entities, jurisdictions and /or service providers thFedgh
in
order to addresses how the cost for Impacts to public facilities and
services will be borne, and by whom, when the impacts are
imposed upon other entities, jurisdictions and /or service providers.
Interlocal- Agreements and the IPARC Process will be used to
identify and implement joint planning areas, when deemed to be
appropriate.
18. Renumber and amend Objective 1.3.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.32.0 To strengthen existing interlocal mechanisms which provide a
means of discussing #fie and implementing social, environmental
and service sewseeas programs for mutual benefit.
19. Renumber and amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
1.32.2 The Village shall cooperate with agencies and municipalities serving to
protect the resources of the Indian River Lagoon Aquatic Preserve
(Intracoastal Waterway) by actively coordinating with the
development of estuarine policies that shall be, at a minimum,
consistent with present management plans through paltisipame ir+
coordination with agencies including, but not limited to, the
Loxahatchee Council of Governments, .Jupiter Inlet District, Martin
County and the Palm Beach Countywide Beaches and Shores
Council
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20. Add a new Policy 1.2.3 as follows:
1.2.3 The Village shall continue to participate as a cooperative and
coordinating partner in the Palm Beach County National Pollutant
Discharge Elimination System Program.
21. Renumber and amend Policy 1.4.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.43.1 Ensure that opportunities for acquiring funding or other forms of
assistance through intergovernmental relations with municipalities, .
Palm Beach County, and/e Martin County, the sState and / or the
federal government are fully explored.
22. Renumber and amend Policy 1.4.2 as follows:
1.43.2 Direct or indirect contact should be maintained with federal, state
and local agencies in order to monitor opportunities for a®qu*Fing
assistance errant and funding opportunities
23. Renumber and amend Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
Policy: 1.64.1 Assess the e#est . impacts of rezoning, annexation, and
development activities on interlocal agreements which exist
between the Village and other jurisdictions to determine any effects
on the ability to provide the services which are the subject of the
fa#eFlesal agreements.
24. Renumber and amend Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
Policy: 1.65.1 Gemplete- A SIRa"is On an ongoing basis. evaluate the of Level of
Service standards for facilities within the Village operated by Palm
Beach County, the Loxahatchee River
District, the Florida Department of Transportation, and
Nneighboring jurisdictions and other service providers to determine
the compatibility of these standards with thq Village's planning
efforts.
25. Add a new Policy 1.5.2 as follows:
1.5.2 The Village shall coordinate the adopted Comprehensive Plan with
the plans of school boards regional water supply authorities, and
other units of local novemment providing services but not having
regulatory authority over the use of land. and with thy
comprehensive plans of adjacent municipalities the State
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Comprehensive Plan, and the South Florida Water Management
District's Regional Water SUDDIv Plan
26. Add a new Policy 1.5.3 as follows:
1.5.3 The Village shall continue to coordinate the planning of potable
water and sanitary sewer facilities water supply sources demands
other services and level -of -service standards with the Loxahatchee
River District, Palm Beach County, Martin County, South Florida
Water Management District. and through the Lower East Coast
Water Supply Plan Update. as necessary .
27. Renumber and amend Objective 1.7.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.76.0 Snsur-e- the - sCoordinatiww with hie appropriate sState and federal
agencies having locational, maintenance and operational
responsibilities in the designation of new dredge spoil disposal
sites, if any weFe are to be located within the limits of Tequesta in
the future.
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APPLICATION NO. 12
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
COASTAL MANAGEMENT ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.1.1 The Village shall cooperate with agencies and municipalities serving to
protect the resources of the Loxahatchee River and Indian River Lagoon
Aquatic Preserve by actively eeeMinating —withh garticioating in the
development of estauarine policies that shall be, set- a , are
consistent with present management plans thFough
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2. Amend Policy 1. 1.2 as follows:
1.1.2 Preserve all existing wetland areas identified on the Coastal
Management/Conservation Map by adopting regulations aAd by Mq ir_
that require the protection of existing, native wetland vegetation buffers
adjacent to the Loxahatchee River and Indian River Lagoon edueFies -as
to the apprepiciate Village land development FOgUIOMORS.
Exceptions shall be provided for water- dependent and water - related land
uses that have been determined to be consistent with management plans
for these estuaries or when modification of said wetlands is necessary for
the continued health, safety and welfare of the public.
3. Amend Objective 1.2.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.2.0 The Village shall continue to provide for the eOMAued protection of
estuarine water quality and resources in its Code of Ordinances.
4. Amend Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
1.2.2 The Village shall cooperate with the Palm Beach County Health Department and
Department of Environmental Resource Management to continue to
monitor LMiF water quality aLsampling stations located within the Village,
and shall continue to incorporate substantiated water quality controls (e.g.
drainage) into the development review process to ensure that future
development in the coastal area does not contribute to the degradation of
estuarine water quality.
5. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.3.1 The Village shall
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continue to
maintain beach and beach access requirements as a component of its
adopted Level 'of Service Standard for recreation and open spaoe. and
associated concurrence requirements
6. Amend Policy 1.3.3 as follows:
1.3.3 The Village through its land development regulations and continued
compliance with and adherence to the Palm Beach County Boat Facilities
Siting Plan, shall ensure that marinas are sited to minimize impacts on
coastal and estuarine resources
PlaafliF;g GGWAGN•.
7. Amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
1.3.4 The Village shall regulate the siting of marinas through the Palm Beach
County Boat Facilities Sitinai Plan.
hich addresses land use support,
compatibility, availability of upland support services, hurricane contingency
planning, protection of water quality, water depth, environmental
disruptions and mitigation actions, availability of public use and economic
needs and feasibility. These eoeFiia caR be aGwmplished by the village
8. Amend Objective 1.4.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.4.0 Continue to Ggoordinate with the Jupiter Inlet District to achieve Fn8Fe
adequate beach renourishment to the south of the Jupiter Inlet; otherwise
continue to protect the beach and dune system.
9. Amend Policy 1.4.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.4.1 CeepeFate Continue to coordinate with the Jupiter Inlet District to ensure
adequate renourishment to of the beach area south of Jupiter Inlet and
continue to support County efforts to implement the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers plan of providing additional sand pumping capability by
adeptiAg implementing a coordinated, multi jurisdictional plan in
cooperation with the Council of Governments, Jupiter Inlet District, Palm
Beach County, and the Corps of Engineers.
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10. Amend Objective 1.5.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.5.0 The Village shall Gcontinue the Village PGlIGY Gf 8YGidiRg GIR to avoid
increases in infrastructure capacity that promote population growth and
additional development beyond that currently provided for in the
Comprehensive Plan in the Coastal Hiah Hazard Area unless public safety
so requires.
11. Amend Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.5.1 The Village shall review and appropriately address any infrastructure
capacity increase that would induce and subsidize development in the
Coastal High Hazard Area beyond that currently provided for in the
Comprehensive Plan
12. Amend Policy 1.5.2 as follows:
1.5.2
The Village shall not
amend the Comprehensive Plan and Future Land Use Map to increase
the maximum allowed densities and intensities on lands within the
Coastal High Hazard Area.
13. Amend Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.6.1 The Village shall continue to Wwork with the County to maintain general
public parking and access via the Coral Cove Park.
14. Amend Policy 1.6.2 as follows:
1.6.2 The Village shall continue to coordinatimm
with Palm Beach County in #fie planning the operation. maintenance
and development of plans for Coral Cove Park.
15. Amend Policy 2. 1.1 as follows:
Policies: 2.1.1 The Village shall 6continue to review development plans in order to
require on -site detention of a substantial portion of stormwater runoff
in coordination with the South Florida Water
Management District.
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16. Amend Policy 2.1.3 as follows:
2.1.32 The Village shall
continue to utilize its development review procedures to reduce non -point
source pollutant loading to the Loxahatchee River and Indian River
Lagoon Aquatic p! reserve iRtG ke dwelepment Feview pFeGedums in
accordance with its NPDES Permit. and see review its current
drainage system in terms of design criteria established by the South
Florida Water Management District.
17. Amend Objective 2.2.0 as follows:
Objective: 2.2.0 The Village shall maintain ' provisions for the
protection of existing native vegetative communities and wildlife habitats in
its Code of Ordinances
18. Amend Policy 2.2.3 as follows:
2.2.3 The Village shall , id-eaffie-d- i n
vegetative - - support the U.S. Department of
Interior Bureau of Land Management/ Palm Beach County Environmental
Resource Management Department Land Stewardship Memorandum of
Understanding to provide for ioint management of the Jupiter Inlet Natural
Area The Village shall support preservation of native plant and animal
spies on Eco -Site #61 a 52 acre parcel located east of US-1 and north
of Counly Road 707 (Beach Road) as a component of this effort
19. Amend Policy 2.2.5 as follows:
2.2.5 In the event that p ublicly -owned spoil
islands are located within the Village in the future, they will be designated
Is "eConsenration- afeas" on the Future Land Use Map to ensure their
future as protected wildlife habitats.
20. Amend Policy 2.2.6 as follows:
2.2.6 The Village shall continue to coordinate with
Palm Beach County, the er municipalities and the marina industry to
deve!Gp and pai:wpate On a implement a manatee protection program
which:
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a) requires operators of new and existing marinas and boat ramps
establish and maintain a permanent manatee educational display at a
prominent location at these facilities. Information to be provided or
displayed would include regulations protecting manatees and exiting
slow speed or idle zones as well as additional information available
from the Florida Department of Natural Resources and U.s. Fish and
Wildlife Service. The Village shall establish and maintain a display at
public boat launch facilities.
b) Requires those involved in the sale of boats and motors to provide
manatee information to the buyer at the time of delivery of boats or
motors; and
c) Ensures that prospective renters, lessees or owners of slips be
prohibited from using the facility if they are found in violation of marine
laws which are intended to protect manatees.
21. Amend Policy 2.2.7 as follows:
2.2.7 The Village shall continue to participate in Palm Beach Cou&'s Miataie
a- manatee protection eEdiAaaee progra %Aieh, at
wake OF idle speed awie�,
h) designates slow speed ZqRem- whara menstess (nod OF ,
these - faeili iesi
use of mGWFL-ed boats i n aewFdaRee with 46 N 22.009, Fla.
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22. Add a new Policy 2.2.8 as follows (Note: Replaces Policy 3.5.2):
2.2.8 The Village shall continue to participate in the County's sea turtle
protection D DrOgram.
23. Amend Goal 3.0.0 as follows:
Goal: 3.0.0 Th rotection of reservation areas to the maximum degree possible,
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while eensieter# wit# continuing to recognize and respect p rivate property
rights.
24. Amend Objective 3.1.0 as follows:
Objective: 3.1.0 The Village shall Aavoid or minimize adverse impacts upon coastal
mangrove systems that might result from public works activities such as
transportation, mosquito control, and drainage activities, by the review e
25. Amend Policy 3. 1.1 as follows:
Policy: 3.1.1 The Village shall continue to prohibit th"ublic expenditure of funds that
will adversely affect existing mangrove areas or sea grass beds iR ite -sede
ef- FdiAanees.
26. Amend Objective 3.2.0 as follows:
Objective: 3.2.0 To The Village shall expressly prohibit new construction to take - -place
Geeanside seaward of the coastal construction setback line or in an area
that would threaten the stability of either the primary dune or the beach
itself, except as may be approved by the state.
27. Delete Policy 3.2.2 as follows:
3.2.2 The Village should prohibit now d '.Amet ef the eftie deelgRated
.
28. Delete Policy 3.2.3 as follows:
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29. Amend Policy 3.3.4 as follows:
3.3.4 The Village shall maintain its landscape regulations to require the use of
Xeriscape (plants that tolerate or avoid water stress) materials, where
possible, and identify which non - native lag nts landscaping might be
appropriate for landscapina use witWn the Village.
30. Amend Policy 3.4.1 as follows:
Policy: 3.4.1 When appropriate, the Village should seek means and utilize innovative
techniques to allow grovide roper access to beaches while protecting the
future integrity of the dune system .
31. Amend Objective 3.5.0 as follows:
Objective: 3.5.0 The Village shall prohibit all private motor vehicles from driving on the
beach and dune syste
. An exception shall be provided for emergency
vehicles and those associated with beach restoration and cleanup,
provided that the latter are restricted to the area adjacent to the mean high
water line and meet the specific provisions of the Palm Beach County Sea
Turtle Protection Ordinance.
32. Amend Policy 3.4.1 as follows:
Policy: 3.4.1 When appropriate, the Village should seek means and utilize innovative
techniques to aNew provide p roper access to beaches while protecting the
future integrity of the dune syste .
33. Amend Policy 3.5.0 as follows:
Objective: 3.5.0 The Village shall prohibit all private motor vehicles from driving on the
beach and dune system.
An exception shall be provided for emergency
vehicles and those associated with beach restoration and cleanup,
provided that the latter are restricted to the area adjacent to the mean high
water line and meet the specific provisions of the Palm Beach County Sea
Turtle Protection Ordinance.
34. Delete Policy 3.5.2 as follows (Note — replaced by Policy 2.2.8):
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j) pFavidest for. enfe-Feemen
k) pmvie (a), (b), and (e) sha apply as pel i GW6 of 4iis plai; PAQF 4.G_
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35. Amend Objective 4.1 .0 as follows:
Objective: 4.1.0 The Village will continue to prohibit the disturbance of the sensitive sea
grass beds and productive mangrove and high marsh areas adjacent and
within the Indian River Lagoon Aquatic Preserve, except when necessary
for the continued health, safety and welfare of the
of 04nanses.
36. Amend Policy 4.4.1 as follows:
Policy: 4.1.1 The Village shall continue to require a twenty -five (25) foot landscape
buffer zone along the Indian River Lagoon Aquatic Preserve +n -eFdeF W
in
accordance with its participation in the Palm Beach County Mangrove
Protection Program
37. Amend Objective 4.2.0 as follows:
Objective: 4.2.0 The Village shall limit development and- redevelopmen and infrastructure
in the 99R ofien ef in tM coastal high - hazard area as
4. 2.3 in accordance with statutory requirements
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38. Amend Policy 4.2.3 as follows:
4.2.3 The relocation, mitigation or replacement of infrastructure within the
coastal high hazard area shall be prioritized as follows when State funding
is anticipated to be needed, as 1. When the general health,
safety and welfare of the community is directly impacted
2. When the general
health, safety and welfare is not directly impacted, mitigation of
infrastructure can be considered, while relocation of infrastructure shall be
hLen the lowest of priorities
39. Amend Objective 5.1.0 as follows:
Objective: 5.1.0 The Village shall limit public expenditures that subsidizes
development poFmWed in coastal high - hazard areas, except for restoration
or enhancement of natural resources.
40. Amend Policy 5. 1.1 as follows:
Policies: 5.1.1 The Village shall discourage Me expenditure of public funds in the coastal
high - hazard area, unless funds are to be used to upgrade existing facilities
or infrastructure, or to replace damaged infrastructure.
41. Renumber and amend Policy 5.1.1 as follows:
5.1.4 The . Village shall continue to tidentify areas fneeting needin
redevelopment, including the elimination of unsafe conditions and
inappropriate uses, as oppedun 8068 in the coastal high hazard area
42. Renumber and amend Policy 5.1.2 as follows:
5.1.23 The Village shall periodically review existing coastal construction
regulations to determine the need for revisions based upon natural
disaster mitigation techniques formulated by State and County agencies
and the Village post- disaster redevelopment plan as it may be amended
from time to time
43. Amend Objective 5.2.0 as follows:
Objective: 5.2.0 The Village shall maintain hurricane evacuation procedures that will
maintain or reduce hurricane evacuation times.
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44. Amend Policy 5.2.1 as follows:
Policies: 5.2.1 Periodically Rreview at FequlaF inteFyale wW hurricane evacuation
methods and keep abreast of procedures regarding integration into the
regional lesat evacuation plan.
45. Amend Policy 5.2.2 as follows:
.5.2.2 The Village shall iesepperate consider hurricane contingency planning We
as a component of the marina siting criteria and procedures referenced in
Policy 1.3.3 of this Element.
46. Amend Objective 5.4.0 as follows:
Objective: 5.4.0
fewew- prsseee The Village will, where applicable, identify.
designate, and arotect historic, archeological and cultural resources
that may be located within its boundaries, including the Coastal
High Hazard Area. Redevelopment of other uses -in the Costal
Hiah Hazard Area shall be in accordance with the followina polices.
47. Renumber Policy 5.3.3 as follows:
5.344_1 The Village shall provide for removal, relocation, or structural modification
of damaged infrastructure, as determined appropriate by the Village, but
consistent with federal funding provisions and unsafe conditions. Priority
shall be given to immediate clean -up actions and replacement service,
and maintenance of infrastructure in the coastal high - hazard area,
including but not limited to- roadways, drainage and utilities.
48. Renumber and amend Policy 5.4.0 as follows:
5.3:4.2 The Village shall amend its eade of CMinanme W restrict redevelopment
in the coastal high - hazard area as part of a post - disaster redevelopment
plan and discourage fe expenditure of public funds te-I uild+Rfil for the
construction of new facilities and infrastructure. arm, -where possible,
economical and feasible, Further, the Village shall relocate public
infrastructure and facilities outside of the coastal high - hazard area where
feasible, appropriate, and economical
49. Delete Objective 5.4.0 as follows:
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50. Delete Policy 5.4.1 as follows:
PORGY 6.4.4 The Village shall prehibit dwelepment eAdieF FadevelepmeAt ef sites tha
by State and hanal Rd, if 8PPFGPFiate, th9-4
51. Amend Goal 6.0.0 as follows:
Goal: 6.0.0 Continue to Rgrovide for the GGPAAded use of the natural resources of the
Village and ensure that adequate services are available to serve Village
residents and the public to the coastal area.
52. Amend Objective 6. 1.0 as follows:
Objective: 6.1.0 The Village shall establish maintain a Level of Service standards for beach
access incorporate
P infrastructure and water-dependent land uses and rp
orate
them into the Code of Ordinances.
53. Amend Policy 6. 1.1 as follows:
Policies: 6.1.1 The Village shall establish maintain a Level of Service standard for
providing beach access and incorporate that Level of Service into the
development review process in the coastal area by amending its codes
where necessary.
54. Amend Policy 5.4.0 as follows:
6.1.2 The Village shall define maintain a service area in the coastal area and
establish a Level of Service standard for the phasing of infrastructure by
amending its codes, where appropriate.
55. Amend 6.1.3 as follows:
6.1.3 The Village shall establish continue to maintain a Level of Service for
water- dependent land uses and priorities for shoreline uses and amend its
Code of Ordinances, where necessary, to provide for their future
development.
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APPLICATION NO. 13
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
Goal: 1.0.0 Undertake actions necessary to: (1) keep present public facilities in
good condition; (2) accommodate new development; (3) maximize
the use of existing facilities and promote orderly, compact municipal
growth and: (4) achieve adopted Level of Service Standards.
Further, decisions to finance public facilities improvements shall be
based upon the use of sound fiscal policy oriented to minimizing
Village debt service liabilities.
2. Amend Policy 1. 1.2 as follows:
1.1.2 The Village shall, as a matter of priority, schedule for funding any
capital improvement projects in the 5-Year Schedule of
Improvements which are designed to correct existing public facility
deficiencies and or that are needed to maintain or meet adopted
Level of Service Standards In addition. the Capital Improvements
Schedule shall list projects funded and implemented by other
agencies that will impact the Village's ability to meet its Level of
Service standards.
3. Amend Policy 1. 1.3 as follows:
1.1.3 A Capital Improvements Coordinating Committee ,
composed of the Village Council Finance and Administration
Committee, the Village Manager and the Finance Director,_ fer-the
pwpese -ef shall annually evaluatinge and rankiAg capital projects in
order of priority roD iects proposed for inclusion in the 5 -Year
Schedule of Improvements through the Comprehensive Plan
amendment process
4. Amend Policy 1.1.4 as follows:
1.1.4 Proposed capital projects shall be evaluated and ranked in order of
priority according to the following guidelines:
a) Whether the proposed project is financially feasible, -a #erms of
potential;
b) Whether the project is needed to protect public health and
safety, to fulfill the Village's legal commitment to provide facilities
and services, or to pFeseFve, achieve the full use of
and efficiency of existing facilities;
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c) Whether the project prevents or reduces future improvement
costs, provides service to developed areas lacking full service, or
promotes in -fill development;
d) Whether the proposed project is consistent with plans of State
agencies and the South Florida Water Management District.
5. Amend Policy 1.2.3 as follows:
1.2.3 The Village shall coordinate with other agencies providing
infrastructure and services in the programming and implementation
of projects that impact the achievement of its adopted Level of
Service standards.
6. Amend Policy 1.31 as follows:
Policies: 1.3.1 The Village shall require new development to provide for local
street, drainage, sewage collection, wW potable water distribution
system recreation open space. beach access, and other capital
improvements,
sueh develepmeAt required to address their Level of Service
im acts.
7. Amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
1.3.2 Defined Recreation Facility needs may be met by any of the
following means: (1) on -site provision of public or private facilities;
(2) dedications; or (3) fees in lieu thereof. Plan expansion for
potable water and sewer systems shall be accommodated by
charges administered by the Village and the Loxahatchee River
District. Major road improvements shall be
accommodated by participating in the County's Fair Share Road
Impact Fee program. Solid waste collection and disposal
improvements shall be accommodated by the fee schedule
annually levied by the private hauler (Note: Tipping fees are levied
by the Palm Beach County Solid Waste Authority).
8. Amend Policy 1.4.3 as follows:
1.4.3 The Village shall annually update the 5 -Year Schedule of
Improvements as a small -scale Comprehensive Plan amendment,
in accordance with Florida Statutes. The results of this update shall
be incorporated within a capital budget as part of the annual Village
budgeting process.
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9. Add a new Policy 1.4.5 as follows:
1.4.5 Appropriate mechanisms will be developed and adopted with the
South Florida Water Management District. the Loxahatchee River
District. Palm Beach County, and Martin County in order to assure
that adeguate water suppliers are available to all water uses.
Furthermore. the Village will be responsible for monitoring the
availability of water supplies for all water users and for
implementing a system that links water supplies to the Permitting of
new development.
10. Add a new Policy 1.4.6 as follows:
1.4.6 The Village shall incorporate capital improvements affecting Village
levels of service by referencing the Capital Improvements
Schedules of Palm Beach County, Martin County, Loxahatchee
River District. State agencies. regional water supply gluthodties and
other units of govemment providing services but not having
regulatory authority over the use of land into its 5 -Year Schedule of
Capital Improvements. The Schedule shall be maintained and
updated annually
11. Amend Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.5.1 Prior to issuing a development order or building permit, the Village
shall use Level of Service (LOS) Standards adopted in the various
elements of this Comprehensive Plan to review the impacts of new
development and redevelopment on public facility provision. The
Village shall not issue a development order or building permit which
results in a reduction in service for affected public facilities below
these Level of Service Standards. A listing of LOS Standards is
exhibited on Tabie G! I- as follows:
Transportation:
City Collector Roadways — LOS Standard C. Peak D. exceot for Country
Club Drive, and Seabrook Road which will be LOS Standard C. Peak C:
Urban Collectors— LOS Standard C. Peak D: Urban Principal Arterials —
LOS Standard C. Peak D.
Wastewater:
108 gallons per capita per day.
Solid Waste:
Residential Collection: Twice per week garbage collection. twice per
week Yard waste collection, once per week recyclable collection
Non - Residential Collection: Private contracts
Disposal Capacity: 7.13 lbs. per person per day
Potable Water:
3.9 million gallons per day systemwide
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Fire flow —1.000 for residential. 1.500 — 5,000 Commercial
Storage —100% average daily flow of system
Stomlwater Drainage:
Protection from the degree of flooding that would result from a
twen five (25) year frequency. twenty -four (24) hour duration
storm event
Recreation and Open Space:
Classification Area/Activfir Standard (unit/population)
Neighborhood Parks 2 acres/1,000
Community Parks 2 acres/1.000
Beaches 1 mile/31.250
Golf Courses 9 holes/30.000
Tennis 1 court12.500
Basketball 1 court/2.500
Baseball/Softball 1 field/7,200
Football/Soccer 1 fieldi4.800
Playground Areas 1 acre13.600
Beach Access Easements 1 per Y2 mile of developed
or redeveloped beach
frontacie
12. Amend Policy 1.5.2 as follows:
1.5.2 The Village shall maintain a Concurrency Management Ordinance
requiring that, at the time a development order is issued, adequate
facility capacity is available, or will be available upon occupancy of
the development, based upon the application of the Tequesta Level
of Service Standard .
13. Amend Policy 1.5.3 as follows:
1.5.3 Proposed Comprehensive Plan amendments and requests for new
development or redevelopment shall be evaluated according to the
following guidelines as to whether the proposed action would:
a) Contribute to any condition of public hazard as described in the
Gone ND AlATE RF Qr fi Mrs UTILITIES and
COASTAL MANAGEMENT ELEMENTs;
b) Exacerbate any existing condition of public facility capacity
deficits, as described in the TRANSPORTAION ELEMENT;
MANAGEMBNT-, POTABLS WATER and NATURAL
TILITIES ELEMENT; and
RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE ELEMENT;
c) Generate public facility demands that may be accommodate by
capacity increases planned in the 5 -Year Schedule of
�Y P
Improvements; and
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d) Conform with future land uses as shown on the Future Land Use
Map of the FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT, and public facility
availability as described in the , SQUO
TILITIES ELEMENT.
If public facilities are developer - provided, they shall accommodate
public facility demands based upon adopted LOS standards.
If public facilities are provided, in part or wholly, by the Village,
financial feasibility shall be demonstrated subject to this element.
Effects upon appropriate State agency and/or Water Management
District facilities plans shall be evaluated.
14. Delete Objective 1.6.0 as follows:
ObjeGfive. 4.6.0 The Village designate an UFbaA SepAee AFea ar, a Fneens of-
15. Delete Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
be dG6*gRQ1tW as the T-equeste UFban. Area.
16. Delete Policy 1.6.2 as follows:
17. Delete Objective 1.6.0 as follows:
18. Renumber and amend Objective 1.6.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.76.0 The Village shall maintain a concurrency management system to
ensure that public facilities, at a miRim im and services to support
development are available concurrent with the impact of
development.
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19. Renumber and amend Policy 1.7.1 as follows:
Policies: 1.76.1 For sanitary sewer, solid waste, drainage and potable water
facilities, at -a FRiROFRU m the Village shall meet the following.
standards to satisfy the concurrency requirements:
1. A development order or permit is issued subject to the condition
that, at the time of the issuance of a certificate of occupancy or
its functional equivalent, the necessary facilities are in place and
available to serve. the new development; or
2. At the time the development order or permit is issued, the
necessary facilities and services are guaranteed in an
enforceable development agreement, pursuant to Section
163.3220, Florida Statutes, or an agreement and development
order issued pursuant to Chapter 380, Florida Statutes, to be in
place and available to serve a new development at the time of
issuance of a certificate of occupancy or its functional
equivalent.
a. A development order or permit is issued subject to the
condition that the necessary facilities and services needed to
serve the new development are scheduled to be in place or
under actual construction not more than one year after
issuance of a certificate of occupancy or its functional
equivalent as provided in the adopted local government 5-
year schedule of capital improvements; or
b. At the time the development order or permit is issued, the
necessary facilities are the subject of a binding executed
agreement which requires the necessary facilities and
services to serve the new development to be in place or
under actual construction not more than one year after
issuance of a certificate of occupancy or its functional
equivalent; or
e: At the time the development order or permit is issued, the
necessary facilities and services are guaranteed in an
enforceable development agreement, pursuant to Section
163.3220, Florida Statutes, to be in place or under actual
construction not more than one year after issuance of a
certificate of occupancy or its functional equivalent. {Sesfien
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18. Renumber and amend Policy 1.7.3 as follows:
1.76.3 For Ttransportation facilities (roads and mass transit
designated in the adopted Village Comprehensive Plan), at-a.
i , the Village shall meet the following standards to
satisfy the concurrency requirement, except as otherwise
provided in subsections (4) — (7) of this section.
1. At the time a development order or permit is issued,
the necessary facilities and services are in place or under
construction; or
2. A development order or permit is issued subject to the
conditions that the necessary facilities and services to serve
the new development are scheduled to be in place or under
construction not more than three years after issuance of a
certificate of occupancy or its functional equivalent as
provided in the local government five-year schedule of
capital improvements. The schedule of capital
improvements may recognize and include transportation
projects included in the first three years of the applicable,
adopted Florida Department of Transportation five -year work
program. The Capital Improvements Element must include
the following policies:
a. The estimated date of commencement of actual
construction and the estimated date of project completion.
b. A provision that a plan amendment is required to
eliminate, defer or delay construction of any road or mass
transit facility or service which is needed to maintain the
adopted level of service standard and which is listed in the
five -year schedule of capital improvements; or
3. At the time a development order or permit is issued, the
necessary facilities and services are the subject of a binding,
executed agreement which requires the necessary facilities
and services to serve the new development to be in place or
under actual construction no more than three years after the
issuance of a certificate of occupancy or its functional
equivalent; or
4. At the time a development order of permit is issued, the
necessary facilities and services are guaranteed in an
enforceable development agreement, pursuant to Section
163.3220, Florida Statutes, or an agreement or development
order issued pursuant to Chapter 380, Florida Statutes, to be
in place or under actual construction not more than three
years after issuance of a certificate of occupancy or its
functional equivalent: jrseGfien ReFida
Stethtes}
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19. Add a new Objective 1.7.0 as follows:
Obiective 1.7.0 The following Capital Improvements Schedule as it is annually
updated in accordance with State growth management
requirements, includes all projects scheduled to meet or improve
the adopted Level of Service Standards during the five -year
planning period, and other protects that further implementation of
this Comprehensive Plan and its goals, objectives and policies.
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA FIVE YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT SCHEDULE
2007-2012
Project Project Name 07108 08109 09110 10111 11/12
Catego
2,4 Road $131,000 $107,120 0 0 $141,026
Improvements
4 Buildings 0 0 0 $76,491 $78,786
4 Other Building 0 $2,060 $2,122 0 $2,151
Improvements
4 Pathways 0 0 0 $20,000 0
4 Si na a $6,000 0 $3,183 0 0
4 Landscaping $70,000 0 $26,513 0 0
2,4 Park 0 $257,500 $58,350 $32,781 $225,102
Im rovements
4 Irrigation 0 0 $21,218 0 $22,510
Improvements
2,4 Street Lights $100,000 $103,000 $106,090 $109,273 $112,551
Conduit
2,4 Misc. Park $90,000 0 0 $5,464 0
Improvements
2,4 Ball Field Projects 0 $40,994 $3,713 $4,589 $49,522
2,4 Playground 0 $92,700 0 0 0
Imp rovements
1,4 Filter Plant & 0 0 0 0 $80,000
Reverse Osmosis
Plant
Rehabilitation
1,4 Ground Storage 0 0 0 0 $75,000
Tank
Rehabilitation
1,4 Reverse Osmosis 0 0 0 0 $175,000
Train Membrane
Replacement
1,4 Water Main $430,000 $309,000 $318,000 $328,000 $338,000
Replacement
1,4 Well Construction $40,000 0 0 0 0
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Project Category Codes
1 — Project necessary to achieve Level of Service
2 — Project will enhance ability to continue to meet Level of Service
3 — Project will enhance ability to meet Level of Service for Optional Element (Public Safety)
4 — Project will further the achievement of Comprehensive Plan goals, objectives and policies.
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA CURRENT REVENUES 2007/08
Funding Source General Special Capital Water Refuse Stormwater
Fund Revenue Projects Utility and Utility
Recyclin
Ad Valorem $5,575,100 0 0 0 0 0
Taxes
Sales and Use $861,800 $90,000 0 0 0 0
Taxes
Franchise Fees 0 $395 0 0 0 0
Licenses and $397,600 0 0 0 0 0
Permits
Intergovemmenta $826,050 0 0 0 0 0
I Revenues
Charges for $564,428 0 0 $3,841,000 $397.650 $304,000
Services
Miscellaneous $320,330 $22,390 0 $179,135 $6,700 $8,785
Revenues
I ntragovt. $280,100 0 0 0 0 0
Services
Grants and 0 0 $212,500 0 0 0
Contributions
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Village Council
' Mayor Pat Watkins
Vice -Mayor Calvin D. Tumquest
' Council Member Vince Arena
` Council Member Jim R. Humpage
' Council Member Tom Patemo
Village Staff
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' Michael R. Couzzo, Jr., Village Manager
Catherine A. Harding, Community Development Director
Jody Forsythe, Finance Director
' James Weinand, Fire Chief
' Greg Corbitt, Parks R Recreation Director
William McCollom, Police Chief
' Russell K. White, Public Services Manager
' Roy Fallon, Chief Water Treatment Plant Operator
Trela J. White, Village Attorney
' Table of Contents
Introduction and Executive Summary 1
' Application No. 1 — Future Land Use Element Amendments 3
' Application No. 2 — Transportation Element Amendments 11
Application No. 3 — Housing Element Amendments 18
' Application No. 4 — Utilities Element, Sanitary Sewer Amendments 23
Application No. 5 — Utilities Element, Solid Waste Amendments 27
Application No. 6 — Utilities Element, Potable Water Amendments 29
' Application No. 7 — Utilities Element, Stormwater Management Amendments 36
Application No. 8 — Utilities Element, Natural Groundwater Aquifer
Recharge Amendments 39
' Application No. 9 — Conservation Element Amendments 40
Application No. 10 — Recreation and Open Space Element Amendments 46
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Application No. 11 — Intergovernmental Coordination Element Amendments 49
PP 9
' Application No. 12 — Coastal Management Element Amendments 55
Application No. 13 — Capital Improvements Element Amendments 67
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INTRODUCTION AND EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This report is comprised of 13 applications for amendments to the Village of Tequesta's
Comprehensive Plan. The Village's Comprehensive Plan Evaluation and Appraisal
' Report was adopted in May 2007, and found sufficient by the Florida Department of
Community Affairs on July 23, 2007. These amendments are intended to: implement the
recommendations contained in the Village's adopted Evaluation and Appraisal Report;
' generally update the Plan and its goals, objectives and policies, and; address
subsequent changes in State growth management legislation. The proposed
amendments are collectively referred to as Evaluation and Appraisal Report-based
' amendments. Only goals, objectives, policies and text for which amendments are
recommended, or new goals, objectives and policies, are included. Additions are
denoted by underline deletions by stFikethreugh.
' The Village of Tequesta is a municipality of 5,871 residents located in northeast Palm
Beach County. Incorporated in 1957, the Village occupies 2.28 square miles (1,459.25
acres) bounded by: Martin County to the north; the Town of Jupiter, Town of Jupiter
Inlet County, unincorporated Palm Beach County, and the Loxahatchee River to the
south; the Atlantic Ocean, unincorporated Palm Beach County, and the intracoastal
waterway to the east, and; the northwest fork of the Loxahatchee River to the west.
Residential development is the primary land use in the Village, comprising
' approximately 548 acres, thirty -eight percent (38 %) of the total land area. Residential
canals and water bodies comprise approximately 299 acres (21%), recreation and open
space uses comprise approximately 254 acres (17 %), and conservation areas comprise
` approximately seven (7) acres (.5 %). Commercial uses comprise approximately 82
acres (5 %), and are primarily concentrated along US -1, Cypress Drive South, and the
Village center area. Public buildings and lands comprise approximately 21 acres
' (1.5 %), while other public facilities comprise approximately 39 acres and transportation
facilities, including public rights of ways, streets and roadways, comprise approximately
214 acres (14.9 %). Only approximately 14 acres (1%) in the Village are vacant and
i available for future development. These areas include ten vacant single family lots, a
4.2 acre site in the Mixed Use District that could be developed at up to 18 units per
' acre, and discontinued commercial uses along US -1.
With its extensive waterfront property, high quality residential development, extensive
' park system, and natural beauty, the Village of Tequesta offers its residents a high
quality of life and small town ambiance in a major metropolitan region. Within the five,
ten and 20 year planning periods, the Village does not project significant new
development or redevelopment to occur within its boundaries, or significant population
growth. Redevelopment needs are minimal, and are primarily limited to streetscape
improvements in the strip commercial areas along US -1. Because of these factors, no
' major issues were identified in the Evaluation and Appraisal Report. The amendments,
while significant in number, are generally intended to update dates and references,
delete obsolete objectives and policies, provide new or amend existing objectives and
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policies to address new statutory requirements or changing conditions, and improve
' readability and organization.
The 13 applications contained in this report correspond to the Comprehensive Plan
' elements and subelements to which amendments are recommended.
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APPLICATION NO. 1
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
' 1. Amend Policy 1. 1.2 as follows:
1.1.2 The Village's Land Development Regulations shall conform to, and
implement, the use, density and intensity standards as outlined on
Table FLU -1 below:
System" of the Village ef Tequesta,
Table FLU -1. Future Land Use Districts, Density and Intensity Standards
District Uses 7 Maximum Density and
Intens
Low Density Residential Residential units 5.4 units per acre
Medium Density Residential Residential units 12 units per acre
Commercial Activities related to the Floor Area Ratio of 2.0
sale, lease or distribution of
' products and /or the
p rovision of services
Recreation and Open Active or passive Floor Area Ratio of. 10
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Space recreational uses
Public Buildings and Land and structures owned, Floor Area Ratio of 2.0
Grounds leased or operated by a
government entity, and /or
privately owned but used
fora public u ose
' Other Public Facilities Public or private facilities or Floor Area Ratio of 2.0
institutions such as
churches, schools, fraternal
' organizations, and nursing
homes
Conservation Land used for the Floor Area Ratio of .10
' conservation and
preservation of natural
resources
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Mixed Use A mix of: single and multi- 18 dwelling units per acre,
' family residential uses: 24 units per acre in an
small scale retail sales and Adult Congregate Living
services, business services Facility, Floor Area Ratio of
' and professional services 4.2
primarily designed to serve
residential neighborhoods,
' and: recreation and open
space
' 2. Amend Policy 1.1.3 as follows:
1.1.3 Coordinate and support Palm Beach County and Martin County in
t the protection of potable water well fields. Adept the Palm Bea
versiem and in the implementation of applicable well field protection
' programs
' 3. Amend Policy 1.2.0 as follows:
1.2.0
blighted aFeas wkhon the Continue to monitor conditions in the
Village in order to identify and evaluate Reed e# renewal or
' redevelopment needs, if any
4. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
' 1.3.1 Through the adoption implementation of planned unit development,
mixed -use and other innovative regulations, encourage the
' development of housing types within a physical setting that permit
both comfortable and creative living, while affording both privacy
and sociability.
t 5. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
' 1.3.2 Maintain the quality of existing high quali single family
neighborhoods through th6 cow by prohibiting commercial
and high density residential development in these areas.
' 6. Amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
' 1.3.4
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impl6meniatlen of Implement height limitations in tdie— aeniflg
of liRSIAGO accordance with the Land Development Regulations
7. Amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
1.3.5 r
between the FutwFe Land Map and the CAsial Zenil;g Maintain
residential densities in accordance with the standards prescribed in
Table FLU -1 and the Land Development Regulations
8. Amend Policy 1.3.6 as follows:
1.3.6 Require '
adequate parking, suitably arranged and attractively landscaped., is
pfevided- w in all developments.
9. Amend Policy 1.4.2 as follows:
1.4.2
epdate; -tThe Village will, where applicable, identify, designate, and
protect r aFeas
' historic archeological and cultural
resources that may be located within its boundaries.
' 10. Amend Policy 1.4.5 as follows:
1.4.5 The Village shall continue to supports the U.S. Department of
Interior, Bureau of Land Management/ Palm Beach County
Environmental Resource Management
_Department Land Stewardship Memorandum of Understanding to
I to provide for joint management of the
Jupiter Inlet Natural Area The Village shall support p reservation
of native plant and animal species on Eco -Site #61 a 52 acre
t parcel located east of US -1 and north of County Road 707 (Beach
Road), as a component of this effort
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11. Delete Policy 1.4.8 as follows:
GhWahl ar.GepdanGe with the n r M n
by the ' Depai:trniax� of r Fish and 0AIdIffe
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12. Amend Policy 1.5.1 as follows.
' Policies 1.5.1 By eeRtinu w existing laAd and Ga"eFies, a
Imglement standards for future
land use development in accordance with the density, intensity and
use standards outlined in Table FLU -1 of this Element
' 13. Amend Policy 1.5.2 as follows:
' 1.5.2 The Village shall ensure that tae- aveilabiiity public facilities and
services meet asseatable adopted levels of service, be and are
provided concurrent with development impa ,
' atlthGFized.
t 14. Amend Policy 1.5.3 as follows:
1.5.3 The Village's
' geyeiepment Fegulafi shall be wOAeR to speeAea0y conti!
condition the issuance of permits on the availability of facilities and
services necessary to serve the proposed development.
15. Amend Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
t 1.6.1 The Village will coordinate its future planning and development with
the South Florida Water Management District by requiring the
issuance of a Surface Water Management permit, as appropriate,
' prior to issuing a develepmeRt 9FdeF plan approval
' 16. Amend Objective 1.7.0 as follows:
1.7.0 Development within the -steFm #lead Flood Insurance Rate Map
zones shall be subject to restrictions implemented through the
' Village of Tequesta's land development regulations and other
provisions of the Code of Ordinance
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GSReFal PFWS (8) fiGOF elevation above-sea level.
17. Amend Policy 1.7.4 as follows:
' 1.7.4 A minimum finish first floor elevation above mean sea level (MSL)
for all new construction, additions and substantial improvements to
existing structures shall be 8.5 ft. mean sea level MS6; heweveF
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i flGQF elevatieR as established by the National Flood I ns-i-vanes
' areas 18 inches above the crown of any road, street, cul-de -sac or
highway, or meet the reauirements of the Code of Ordinances
' pertaining to flood hazard areas, whichever is most stringent
18. Amend Objective 1.8.0 as follows:
' 1.8.0 All new development and redevelopment,
deyelepmeat within the special flood hazard areas shall be subject
' to site plan review.
19. Delete Policy 1.8.2 as follows:
1.9.2 High deRs deve o n Teguesta's -hur*isane flood zone
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20. Renumber Policy r P 1.8.3 as follows:
' 1.8.32 The Village should discourage high intensity land uses and public
facilities in the Flood Insurance Rate Map zones and the Coastal
High Hazard Area
21. Amend Objective 1.9.0 as follows:
' 1.9.0 Gfeate The Village should follow regulations in existing building
codes requiring new construction in the Flood
Insurance Rate Map zones and Coastal High Hazard Area to utilize
' the latest wind damage and flood prevention techniques.
22. Amend Policy 1.9.1 as follows:
' Villa
1.9.1 The a should y
Make p rovisions for the utilization of
' these latest techniques and building standards for development in
the Flood Insurance rate Map zones and Coastal High Hazard
Area
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23. Amend Policy 1.10.1 as follows:
' 1.10.1 All structures in the iGafle#leed Flood Insurance Rate Map zone
and Coastal Hiah Hazard Area should be protected by flood
insurance where possible
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24. Amend Objective 1.11.0 as follows:
1.11.0 Adept land development FegulatieRs, i neluding Implement
innovative development and redevelopment concepts such as
' Planned Unit Development, overlay zoning, and mixed use
development
senseps— through the land development regulations and other
' appropriate mechanisms
25. Amend Policy 1.11.1 as follows:
' 1.11.1 The Village shall continue to
Fn**ed use —development su ort beautification efforts and
streetscape improvements on commercial corridors
' 26. Amend Objective 1.12.0 as follows:
' 1.12.0 Special land use Rpolicies shall be developed by the Village of
Tequesta when necessary to address site specific land
development issues
' Goat- Statemeat.
27. Delete Special Policy 1.12.1 as follows:
' staA ,
sited - above.
28. Renumber and amend Policy 1. 12.2 as follows:
1.12.51 Areas designated T4e Mixed -Use land- dseaaFeas shall provide for a
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shall be knited to 19 dwelling unkslam w& the ex-eepti
(AV 's),
single We 0 3200 sq. ft. FA Fnay have 60% lot eGveFage
shall be the maximum 14'eight fGF a uses in the-mWed use aFea aPA
24% q4 the 'at- shall be Fequ'Fed fGF I&Rdseaping Gn a#
and RGA metideantial uses 1
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' single and multi - family
residential uses' small scale retail sales and services, business
services and professional services primarily designed to serve
' residential neighborhoods and: recreation and open space
29. Delete Policy 1. 12.3 as follows:
1 and atfit -d
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Wiave-Fedevelopment potential.
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` 30. Delete Policy 1. 12.4 as follows:
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' 31. Amend Objective 1.13.0 as follows:
1.13.0 6eerdinate The Village shall continue to review hurricane
' evacuation and emergency management plans to ensure that they
adeguately address its evacuation and emergency management
needs, and are compatible with coastal planning area population
' densities and regional emergency management plans
apylisable.
32. Amend Policy 1.13.1 as follows:
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1.13.1 The hurricane evacuation plan for the Village shall take—We
being pFel- . . this nsider the densities and
intensities prescribed on the Future Land Use Map
' 33. Amend Objective 1. 14.0 as follows:
' 1.14.0 G994natien of future land uses w#hA the VffiHag&* The Village,
as appropriate and feasible, shall encourag+Ae the elimination or
reduction of uses that are not consistent with interagency hazard
' mitigation reports or hazard mitigation goals #hat -the VillaW
detei:mined to be apprepgate.
' 34. Amend Objective 1.15.0 as follows:
1.15.0 The Village should artively pumue consider annexation of
' neighboring areas that are consistent with the character of the
community, which can be provided facilities and services consistent
with the levels of service standards established by the Village, and
' which spesi€+sally discourage urban sprawl.
35. Amend Policy 1. 15.1 as follows:
' 1.15.1 The annexation of future areas into the Village shall discourage the
proliferation of urban sprawl consistent with standards contained
i within Chapter 9J -5.006 (5), Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.).
36. Amend Policy 2. 1.1 as follows:
2.1.1 Public Educational Facilities of the School District shall be an
allowable use within the "Other Public Facilities" land use category
' on the Future Land Use Map.
37. Amend Policy 2.1.2 as follows:
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2.1.2 In the event of a future annexation that has sufficient land area to
site schools or co- locate schools with public facilities such as;
parks, libraries and community centers, prior to the amendment to
incorporate the area into the Village Comprehensive Plan, the
Village shall coordinate with the Palm Beach County School Board
' to determine the need to site a school in the annexed area. :P4is
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APPLICATION NO.2
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
TRANSPORTATION ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
I 1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
' Goal: 1.0.0
Provide a safe, convenient, accessible
and efficient multi -modal transportation system (a system that provides for
pedestrianism bicycles automobiles watercraft and transit) for the citizens of
Teq uesta
' 2. Amend Objective 1.1.0 as follows:
1.1.0 Continue to provide an energy efficient multi -modal transportation
' system that is efficiently managed,,, wd iGh circulates traffic
safely and conveniently within the Village v** eh sepafates
provides for the safe separation of vehicular and non - vehicular
f traffic.
■ 3. Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
Policies 1.1.1 Provide safe and convenient on -site traffic flow by Fev+siAg -through
the implementation of the p arking regulations as appFGPFiate, within
in the land development regulations
4. Amend Policy 1. 1.2 as follows:
' 1.1.2 Construct or encourage-the provision of multi -modal transportation
facilities as feasible and appropriate in the implementation of
transportation im rovements
and require sidewalks in areas of new
' development.
5. Amend Policy 1.1.3 as follows:
' 1.1.3 Promote traffic safety by through the use of roper traffic control
devices and street design improvements.
' 6. Amend Policy 1.1.5 as follows:
' 1.1.5 The Village shall eesi:dinate- ensure the provision of multi -modal
transportation alternatives demand sUe"ies ARM I SIRd use
stfategies by requiring that facilities for bicycles and pedestrians
are provided for in future development and redevelopment
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proposals,. and incorporating these requirements be- Made -a-pa Ft Of
' into the site plan review process.
7. Amend Policy 1.1.6 as follows:
I 1.1.6 The Village shall we* coordinate with the Metropolitan Planning
Organization MRO tewafd in the implementation of strategies to
' reduce redmeing per capita Vehicle miles traveled (VMT) and
discourage single occupant vehicle trips, recognizing that these
programs assist in reducing the- everall aiFquality emissions traffic
' congestion, and the consumption of fuel This can be accomplished
through municipal representation on the MPO and providing for Tri-
Rail, alternative fuels, ride sharing, altemative work hour programs,
public transit, parking management and other transportation control
measures that are being continually developed as part of a
Countywide effort.
8. Delete Policy 1.1.9 as follows:
PFGblems of weetbaund tFaffiG OR T-equesta DOW at the Fai
sFessteg
' 9. Amend Objective 1.2.0 as follows:
1.2.0 The transportation system shall be consistent with the future land
' uses shown on the Future Land Use Map, population and densities.,
employment patterns, and the
transportation modes and services provided for in the 5 -year
' Schedule of Improvements.
' 10. Amend Policy 1.2.1 as follows:
1.2.1 Control of the connections and access points of driveways and
private roads to roadways by requiring is t he ` loge visibility
' triangles that are free and clear of obstruction.
11. Amend Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
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1.2 9 .2 The Village shall construct road and street improvements and /or
expansions which are consistent with the 5 -year Schedule of
' Improvements, and the Village shall require developers to develop
other roads Vi
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jwFiediGtions' p wh vA fadilitate addifiGRall required to serve
' their development
12. Amend Policy 1.2.5 as follows:
' 1.2.5 Encourage future land uses which promote public transportation in
public transportation corridors 1
' development aFeas.
13. Amend Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
' 1.2.6 Require land use, building and site design guidelines that assure to
provide for accessibility to public transit where appropriate
' 14. Amend Objective 1.3.0 as follows:
' 1.3.0
' , The Village shall
coordinate its plans and programs with the plans and programs of.
' a, The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT}, —ale i
b.
G-. b.The Metropolitan Planning Organization of Palm Beach County
' (MPO);
d- c. The Palm Beach County Engineering Department (Traffic
' Engineering Division); sad
e- d. The Martin County Metropolitan Planning Organization and
' Engineering Department - and
' e. Adjacent municipalities
15. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
1.3.1 The Village hereby adopts the following Level of Service ( LOSZ
standards for each listed facility type:
' City_ Collector Roadways — LOS Standard C, Peak D, except for
Country Club Drive, and Seabrook Road which will be LOS
Standard C, Peak C; Urban MiRQF AFte Collectors LOS
Standard C, Peak D; Urban Principal Arterials — LOS Standard C,
Peak D.
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' 16. Amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
1.3.2 Adept the YeaF 2046 rest feasible UaRspe"WA plan OWSUAXS)
' The Village shall review updates to Palm Beach Counfii's Long
Range Transportation Plan Unified Planning Work Plan and other
transportation plans as appropriate and amend its Comprehensive
' Plan as needed to address these plans.
17. Add a new Policy 1.3.3 as follows:
1.3.3 The Village shall continue to identify projects to support and fund
mobility, enhance alternate modes of transportLbon, and ensure
' connectivity in its Capital Improvements Schedule, in accordance
with State requirements. These oroiects shall include Village -
funded projects and projects funded by other agencies that will
' demonstrably impact its roadway Level of Service standards.
I 18. Amend Objective 1.5.0 as follows:
1.5.0 Encourage the use and provision of mass transit facilities in Palm
Beach County by supporting P-B-Gs efforts established in the
Transportation Element of theif Palm Beach County
Comprehensive Plan and by implementing the following Policies.
' 19. Amend Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
1.5.1 The Village shall continue to work with the County and support the
' Metropolitan Planning Organization's (MPO) efforts thFeugh
FRURiGipal FOPFesentatien 9R the to increase the presence and
use of mass transit services in the County through modification of
I the existing route system;, increasing services in key areas W#h
tie►
' , ' , and other strategies
as appropriate
I 20. Delete Policy 1.5.2 as follows:
1.5.2 ,
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deyeleped- ssystem.
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' 21. Renumber and amend Policy 1.5.3 as follows:
I 1.5.32 The Village shall support the Metropolitan Planning Organization's
(MPO) efforts to investigate the use of transit services to promote
more efficient urban development
patterns
22. 22. Renumber Policy 1.5.4 as follows:
' 1.5.43 The Village shall not object to the County's effort to encourage the
future location of Palm Tran bus routes with new developments.
' 23. Renumber Policy 1.5.5 as follows:
' 1.5.54 The Village shall not object to the MPO's efforts to encourage the
use of rail modes of transportation, as Tequesta could be favorably
impacted by these efforts.
' 24. Renumber and amend Policy 1.5.9 as follows:
' 1.5.85 The Village shall support efforts of FDOT, to the extent possible, in
the development and
' implementation of the South Florida East Coast Corridor Study
25. Amend Objective 1.6.0 as follows:
' 1.6.0 Encourage RL.B--G: Palm Beach County t#reagh Palm Tran to
provide public paratransit transportation services to' eligible persons
' who qualify under the "Americans with Disabilities Act" (ADA).
' 26. Amend Policy 1.6.2 as follows:
1.6.2 The Village shall support efforts of Palm Tran to maintain services
' for eligible riders with disabilities,
themselvers,, by providing paratransit services.
' 27. Amend Policy 1.7.1 as follows:
1.7.1 Support the MPG by Metropolitan Planning Organization in its
' efforts to makiRge_ services available for individuals qualifying under
Chapter 427 of the Florida Statutes by managing and monitoring a
system of transportation operators and by coordinating provider
' organizations.
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' 28. Amend Policy 1.7.2 as follows:
1.7.2 Support the Metropolitan Planning Organization M designated
' , in its efforts to
maximize the use of public school transportation and public fixed
route or fixed schedule transit service for the transportation of the
' transportation disadvantaged.
29. Amend Objective 1.8.0 as follows:
I 1.8.0 The Village shall promote the increased use of " bicycles and
walking as viable alternate means of transportation through
implementation of the Policies below.
30. Amend Policy 1.8.1 as follows:
1.8.1 Bikeways shall be given full consideration in the planning and
development of Village roadways and transportation facilities and
programs in as -e# the Site Plan Review Process.
31. Amend Policy 1.8.2 as follows:
' 1.8.2 The Village shall provide for and encourage the development of
compact, pedestrian scaled #*4esigr► -"ixed use, aAd multi -use.,
develepmeR#s -and planned unit developments
seale and design b that incorporat4W and integrate transit stops,
bicycle and sidewalk connections.
' 32. Amend Policy 1.8.3 as follows:
' 1.8.3 The Village shall require
all new mixed -use, commercial and residential developments or
redevelopment pFepesals projects to
' intefsennestien address connectivity to adjacent uses.
33. Amend Policy 1.8.4 as follows:
' 1.8.4 The Village shall review the recommendations of the -NIRA's Long Palm Beach County's Long
I Range Transportation Plan Unified Planning Work Plan, and other
transportation plans regarding bicycle and pedestrian facilities, and
' shall
assist in the implementation of key recommendations as feasible
' and appropriate
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' 34. Amend Policy 1.8.5 as follows:
1.8.5 The Village shall work toward increased Mmobility in the
Gcommunity by providing for increased amounts of bicycle paths
and sidewalks in new development and re- development areas.
' 35. Amend Objective 1.9.0 as follows:
1.9.0 The Village shall pfsvyde -fQF coordinatieAe of its transportation
' plans and programs with appi:epgate its land use Ip ans and the
relevant transportation and land use p lansAiAq ard-i pleaaer�tiAg
oFganiaatiens of other agencies on a continuing basis.
1 36. Amend Policy 1.9.1 as follows:
' 1.9.1 The Village shall continue to participate in and utilize
intergovernmental programs, such as the Countywide
Intergovernmental Plan Amendment Review Committee (IPARC)
' and the Multi- Jurisdictional Issues Forum, to implement the Goal,
Objectives, and Policies of the Village's Transportation Element.
37. Amend Policy 1.9.3 as follows:
1.9.3 The Village shall continue to work with Palm Beach and Martin
Counties.,
and the Town of Jupiter and the Town of Jupiter Inlet Colony in
seepefatien and order to coordinations of transportation related
' issues, such as. (1) the locations and dimensions of thoroughfare
rights- of -wayi and (2) strateg to address multi jurisdictional traffic
impacts to assure maintenance of acceptable Level of Service
' standards on the transportation_ (2,33 the
future transit needs and delivery services, andi (34� the provisions
and operations of non - vehicular modes as they relate to intercounty
' travel.
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APPLICATION NO.3
' VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
HOUSING ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
' 1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
' Goal: 1.0.0 To assure
the availability of decent, safe, sanitary, and affordable housing
to meet the needs of existing. and
' future residents
2. Amend Objective 1.1.0 as follows:
' 1.1.0 To conserve existing standard condition housing, prevent
substandard housing conditions, and to assure that new residential
' construction is of the same high quality as the existing housing
stock by strictly enforcing adopted building, construction and
housing codes.
' 3. Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
' 1.1.1 Continue enforcement of the Standard- Florida Building Code and
StaAd&Fd Housing International Property Maintenance Code, and
adopt updated additions thereof as they become available, in order
' to: (1) assure new building materials and techniques are allowed
within the Village in order to reduce construction costs; and (2)
maintain existing housing stock.
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4. Amend Policy .1.2 as follows:
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' 1.1.2 Continue to develop implement, and enforce other ordinances and
Program s ; (e.g., landscaping code) ae- ResessaFy to assure that the
quality of residential neighborhoods is maintained and 'improved as
' needed
5. Amend Policy 1.1.3 as follows:
1.1.3 Continue to develop and enforce administrative and enforcement
procedures, as necessary, to implement minimum housing
' regulations through code enforcement in
accordance with the
A. Designate-a V4 housing GM-'-"
' 6 Setabliesh the following definitions of housing condition:
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Standard Condition — A residential structure meeting all minimum
I standards for basic equipment and facilities, as set forth in the
Standard WGUSiRg Gede, 11986 edition International Property
Maintenance Code
' Substandard Condition — A residential structure which does not
meet all. minimum standards for basic equipment and facilities, as
set forth in the , as deteFmined
' by the NeusiRg QffiGial International Property Maintenance Code
where the costs of rehabilitation, renovation or code compliance are
valued at less than 50% of the total value of the structure.
' In Need of Replacement — A residential structure which does not
meet all minimum standards for basic equipment and facilities, as
' set forth in the StandaFd Heysing Code, 4085 edition, as
International Property
Maintenance Code where the costs of rehabilitation, renovation or
' code compliance are valued at greater than 50% of the total value
of the structure; and
6. Amend Policy 1. 1.4 as follows:
' 1.1.4 RequiFe Encourage housing construction that is compatible with
existing dwellings located within the Village and adjacent to
' unincorporated areas, by strictly enforcing the Village land
development regulations.
' 7. Amend Policy 1.1.5 as follows:
1.1.5 Require land developers to coordinate with the Wlage Planning
' and Zoning Advisory Board during the design and eeMplefien
construction of residential developments by strictly enforcing
provisions , to assure that housing
' characteristics of the Village are maintained.
8. Amend Objective 1.2.0 as follows:
1.2.0 To provide for adequate and affordable housing to all existing and
projected segments of the Village populatiorhAwJuding eldeFly hous and mebi he
alternat+ves.
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' 9. Amend Policy 1.2.1 as follows:
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1.2.1 Support activities which facilitate lower costs for housing
construction
' 10. Amend Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
1.2.2 Encourage programs
to alleviate housing problems in Palm Beach County including
' continued interlocal participation at the GUFFeRt level in the
federal. State
' and local housing programs. and associated activities by ente
' a 11. Amend Policy 1.2.3 s follows:
1.2.3
howeiRg Heeds The Village shall encourage the provision of a
. diversity of housing units and types that are affordable to residents
of all income and special needs groups at levels that are reflective
t of existing and projected demand
12. Delete Policy 1.2.4 as follows:
nsideFed at the t of any 8X"GR _aONGA. ,
sha be disrouFaged.
13. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.5 as follows:
1.2.5 the- pfwisiem
' e#- The Village shall continue to provide for elderly rental units by
permitting development of independent supportive congregate
living facilities within the Mixed -Use areas at up to a maximum of
' 18 dwelling units per acre, or 24 dwelling units per acre in an Adult
Congregate Livina Facility .
' 14. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.5 as follows:
1.3.1 Continue to phase residential development with the availability of
' urban services and infrastructure in
accordance with the Concurrency Management use Sptem
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15. Amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
1.3.2 Minimize traffic on local residential streets b institute site plan
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' controls which will preven limit traffic generated by the commercial
areas from directly accessing local residential streets.
' 16. Amend Policy 1.3.3 as follows:
1.3.3 Maintain the current character of the Country Club area by
continuing to designatipge the golf course as a recreational use on
the Future Land Use Map.
' 17. Amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
1.3.4 Require housing in newly annexed undeveloped areas to be
' consistent with the existing character of housing within the Village
adjaeeFA to these aFeaG by assigning compatible zoning districts.
t 18. Amend Objective 1.4.0 as follows:
1.4.0 Continue to rely upon the private sector to provide the limited "in -fill'
housing that the Village can accommodate while providing
incentives such as zoning code amendments and mixed -use
regulations to promote the develepmept -ef greup (i.e. festeF and
' rovision of
housing that is affordable to resid nts of all income and special
needs groups at levels that are reflective of existing and proiected
' demand
19. Amend Policy 1.4.2 as follows:
' 1.4.2 Group omes , shall
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be accommodated
in
' accordance with State law. Group homes of six units .are less are
allowable in all residential and mixed -use zoning districts. Group
homes of more than six units may be permitted as a Special
' Exception Use in residential and mixed -use zoning districts
20. Amend Policy 1.4.2 as follows:
Comprehensive Development 1.4.3 At the time of each p Plan P
' update, consider the need to designate any housing structures as
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historically significant and in need of special consideration -ref
' 9fdinanee.
f 21. Delete Policy 1.4.4 as follows:
G J) shall be defined as a State lieessed 1 by
unit, the FleFlda OepafteRt Health and Rehabilitative Sewises-4
ethepwise FneetiRg the requireMe-al—a e$ the Village
GOFAAFelISAsive Zoning ' ! by blood -GF
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bathr-eemis, 7 II ' ge shall
it DayGaF8 PeFFRI
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22. Delete Policy 1.4.5 as follows:
4.4.5 The Village shall publieize the availability 9$ any subsidy pFGgFaFnr&
living aGsemmedatienG within •
23. Renumber and amend Policy 1.4.7 as follows:
1.4.7-5 Require that reasonably located, standard housing, at affordable
cost, is available to persons displaced through any public action
' prior to their displacement in accordance with State statutes
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APPLICATION NO.4
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
r UTILITIES ELEMENT, SANITARY SEWER AMENDMENTS
r 1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
Goal: 1.0.0 Maintain a- Ensure the provision of quality wastewater collection
r and treatment systems.
2. Amend Objective 1.1.0 as follows:
r 1.1.0 Develop, 0 SSupport the development of, wastewater collection
and treatment systems that are cost - effective,
r consistent with the plans of the Loxahatchee River
EnA.Ara-m..ental Gent District (Pi6ANLRD ) and discourage
the provision or extension of service in a manner that
r encourages urban sprawl.
3. Amend Objective 1.1.1 as follows:
r 1.1.1 The +nsetallatien use of septic tanks in flew - development areas
where sanitary sewer systems are not available shall be governed
r by Environmental Control Rule I, chapter 31, Florida Administrative
Code and Chapter 17, Florida Administrative Code. Further, the
Village shall require that all new development and existing uses
r connect to and utilize the central system in areas where sanitary
sewer systems are available
r 4. Delete Policy 1.1.2 as follows:
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beeeme r 5. Amend Policy 1. 1.2 as follows:
1.1.32 The Village should consult with €NGON the Loxahatchee River
r District , the Village's service provider, in determining the most
effective and efficient wastewater systems for use in Tequesta and
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6. Amend Policy 1. 1.4 as follows:
' 1.1.4 The Village should continue to request that €-N6AN Loxahatchee
River District submit comments on proposed projects/developments
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regarding wastewater system requirements prior to, or as a part of,
the site plan review process.
7. Amend Policy 1.1.5 as follows:
1.1.5 The Village should request €pdG W- Loxahatchee River District
approval, or approval with conditions, of proposed
t projects /developments prior to the issuance of building permits.
8. Amend Policy 1.1.6 as follows:
1.1.6 The Village should request that ENGON Loxahatchee River District
submit evidence of acceptance of the wastewater system to serve
proposed projects/developments and evidence that contractual
obligations placed on the developer regarding the wastewater
system are being met prior to issuance of certificate of occupancy.
I 9. Amend Policy 1.1.7 as follows:
1.1.7 The use of existing properly constructed and functioning septic tank
systems within the Village is acceptable only in areas where
sanitary sewer facilities are not available however, when analysis
indicates that septic tank systems are adversely impacting the
environment according to State Water Quality Standards (Gh. 62-
30 FAG for surface water, fw groundwater and
Gh- 1QA- 6 ; r-A.G #er bathing places) and that public health standards
are endangered, septic tank systems causing the situation will be
repaired or replaced.
1 0 Amend Policy 1.1.8 as follows:
1.1.8 When a central sanitary sewer system becomes available to
currently unsewered area ,
hook -up to
the central system shall be required.
11. Amend Objective 1.2.0 as follows:
I 1.2.0 Annually participate in the FiNGON Loxahatchee River District's
facilities planning effort.
12. Amend Policy 1.2.1 as follows:
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1.2.1 Annually, at the time of the Village budget process, request a
written assessment by €NG M LRD of wastewater facilities serving
Tequesta, including a statement of deficiencies and required
improvements, costs of improvements and a schedule for
' implementation.
13. Delete Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
ntmepft te the wageus QnMM&#e9M =�QCIA available thFGUgh
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' 14. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.3 as follows:
1.2.42 The Village should encourage and support local membership on the
' €N69N LRD board by concerned and qualified residents of
Tequesta and/or the District.
' 15. Amend Objective 1.3.0 as follows:
1.3.0 Coordinate with developers to ensure that wastewater collection
d treatment needs are met in the planning and phasing of
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16. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
1.3.1 The Village in coordination with LRD and to the extent appropriate
' and feasible, shall incorporate into local plans, codes and
ordinances various land use and wastewater systems design and
construction criteria that will minimize point and non -point
' discharges into surface waters in accordance with its National
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Permit.
17. Amend Policy 1.3.3 as follows:
1.3.3 UfideF the puwiew ef this FequiFement, €NGAN LRD shall be
I included in the pre - application meeting to make appropriate
comment on speck wastewater systems needs and requirements.
I 18. Amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
' 1.3.4 The Village Level of Service Standards for central wastewater
service am is heFeby established as fbilews 108 gallons per capita
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VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
UTILITIES ELEMENT, SOLID WASTE SUSELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows: -
Goal: 1.0.0 Ensure the provision of Aadeauate and efficient solid waste
I services and facilities meeting the needs of the population and providing for their health,
safety and general welfare.
2. Amend Objective 1.1.0 as follows:
1.1.0 Ensure the laprovision of a responsive and cost effective solid
waste system.
3. Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
1.1.1 The Village should maintain a close liaison with its contracted
private hauler
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residents and businesses
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1.1.3 The following solid waste Levels of Service are established by the
Village:
Residential Collection Twice per week garbage collection,
twice per week Yard waste collection, once per week recyclable
collection
Mult; Family 3.44 ft/bapitaiday
Non- Residential Collection Private contracts
I Disposal Capacity: 7.13 lbs. per person per day
All Qt1heF 60 lbelaGi;elday
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I 1.1.4 Hazardous materials management concerns should be addressed by
the Village's Haz -Mat Response Group.
5. Amend Policy 1.1.5 as follows:
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1.1.5 In accordance with State requirements the Village shall include Palm
' Beach County Solid Waste Authority capital projects that will impact
achievement of its Solid Waste Level of Service Standard in the
' Capital Improvement Schedule, as it is annually updated .
6. Amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
' 1.3.2 Continue to implement recycling programs in accordance with all
applicable State laws.
' 7. Delete Objective 1.4.0 as follows:
' 1.4.0
futuFe needs without 8RGGWFaqiR"fban
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' 1.4.4 Existing defor.,ie;;Gies will be addFassed by Wdeftk*'Affthe following astw�ties:
be defeFFed to the Village's Him Mat. RespeRae GFeup.
Village Of T89WOSW ta*pclyeFS FeWive to the highest Leepieei of
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APPLICATION NO. 6
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
1 UTILITIES ELEMENT, POTABLE WATER SUBELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1 1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
Goal: 1.0.0 To provide ' a safe and sufficient potable water supply and aA
adequate F;etweFk of a distribution system network
r 2. Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
I 1.1.1 The Village water systems should be managed and operated
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as well as any regional or area -wide plans affecting the Village
water systems including the Lower East Coast Water Supply Plan.
3. Amend Policy 1. 1.2 as follows:
1.1.2 The Village should investigate alternative sources/water systems
and methods of treatment for providing and upgrading water
I supplies in accordance with the Lower East Coast Water Supply
Plan and its Water Supply Work Plan
4. Amend Policy 1.1.4 as follows:
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regulations should be consistent with the findings and
recommendations of this the Lower East Coast Water Supply Plan.
` 5. Amend Policy 1. 1.4 as follows:
1.1.4 The Village should carefully consider all municipal potable water
s sy tem expenditures and revenues
when determining
the cost and benefit of these development p roposals. A clear
statement of costs and benefits should be prepared for the Village
before any determinations are made.
I 6. Amend Objective 1.2.0 as follows:
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not result in the degradation of water
resources and water treatment systems, and prevent irreversible
damage to the ecological balance of environmental resources.
7. Amend Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
I 1.2.2 Future wells should be located in Village'
where the potential for saltwater intrusion into the surficial aquifer
and existing well fields in periods of drought is minimized.
' 8. Amend Policy 1.2.3 as follows:
` 1.2.3 The Village Building DepaFtment iR its site P Feview preGees shall
require site plans which incorporate innovative urban, architectural,
and /or engineering design of impervious areas (e.g. parking lots) to
maximize the retention of rainfall to in these areas which will in a
manner that increases the groundwater recharge e#— the
groundwater while and reduciAges stormwater runoff.
9. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
1.3.1 In an effort to conserve the use of water in irrigation, the
development codes and ordinances should make provisions for the
use of native vegetation using xeriscape concepts -- ia --Mure
` development.
10. Delete Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
developments te
11. Renumber and amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
1.3.32 The Village shall implement, arad enforce and cooperate fully with
` sbe�tage- emergency water conservation measures mandated by
the South Florida Water Management District.
12. Renumber and amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
' 1.3.43 The Village shall continue to actively enforce all existing potable
water planning policies, as well as continue to research and
develop additional planning policies, for the conservation of potable
water resources within the Village's service area.
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13. Amend Objective 1.4.0 as follows:
1.4.0 Establish criteria necessary to maintain adopted Levels of Service
' Standards for the extensieR of public water facilities within the
Village's designated service area.
' 14. Amend Policy 1.4.2 as follows:
1.4.2 The Village shall continue to_ coordinate with " Palm Beach
' County in the implementation of the Wellfleld Protection Ordinance,
and
' ll regulate land use activities within the
travel time contours of its Village's wellfields as they are delineated
on the Future Land Use Map
15. Amend Policy 1.4.3 as follows:
' 1.4.3 Expansion to the Village's water supply and distribution systems
shall be constructed to the most current engineering and AmeAGaR
t (A%MAIA) design standards to meet+R9 acceptable federal, State,
Coun fire flows and water quality requiremen 86 defiRedmiR Pa
Admink"&9 QDde 47- 660, 555,40.
16. Amend Policy 1.4.6 as follows:
' 1.4.6 The followin otable water Level of Service standards set -ergh in
the availability of faraility rapadW and demand geReFeted by -a
' of the GYeFall Mllage system are established by th.,, a Village:
Potable water — 3.9 million gallons per day systemwide
Fire flow — 1,000 for residential. 1,500 — 5,000
Commercial
Stora a —100% average daily flow of system
Residential !Igo gallens/eapitaklay
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17. Amend Objective 1.5.0 as follows:
1.5.0 The Village shall incoroorate and annually update its FAWR R a
five yea schedule of public water facilities capital improvement
needs, to be updated aRRUagy,
StandaWs — into its Capital Improvements Schedule, Capital
Improvements needs are defined as: (1) those improvements
necessary to correct existing deficiencies in order to maximize the
' use of existing facilities; of (2) those improvements necessary to
meet projected future needs without encouraging urban sprawl,; 3
those improvements necessary to achieve or maintain the adopted
' Level of Service standards: (4) those improvements necessary to
replace wom -out or obsolete facilities ands (5) improvements that
will otherwise assist in the achievement of Comprehensive Plan
t goals, obiectives and policies.
' 18. Delete Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
NAG-0. The building Will _�e sized fGF 3.6 MGD to aGGGR;medate
b) Wells AdOtien ef sesend R.Q. we vAh "e R.Q.
19. Renumber and amend Policy 1.5.2 as follows:
1.5.21 The Village shall maintain _ a permitting procedure to ensure that
adequate facility capacity : exists or will exist concurrently with
development to maintain adopted Level of Service Standards.
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' 1.5.32 Extension of service to any area within the Service Area is
dependent upon approvl of both the Water Department and the
Village Council based upon:
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b) Cost effective of provision of service on a long term basis;
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' c) The best interest of the
Village.
' 21. Renumber and amend Policy 1.5.4 as follows:
1.5.43 The Village shall maintain its on -going monitoring and maintenance
' program for the potable water system as administered by the Water
Department.
22. Renumber and amend Policy 1.5.5 as follows:
1.5.54 Proposed potable water facility capital improvement fable -water.
' facility projects will be evaluated and ranked according to the
following priority level guidelines:
t Level One — whether the project is needed to (a) protect public
health and safety in order to fulfill the Village's legal commitment to
provide facilities and services; eF (b) to preserve or achieve full use
' or efficiency of existing facilities or achieve or maintain the Level of
Service Standard
Level Two — whether the project: (a) prevents or reduces future
` improvement costs; or (b) provides services to developed areas
currently lacking full service or promotes in fill development.
Level Three — whether the project represents a logical extension of
' facilities and services within a designated Village Planning Area.
23. Amend Policy 1.6.0 as follows:
' 1.6.0 Seek to A . an average potable water consumptive use of
175 gallons per capita per day (defined as the total amount of water
' used by all consumers in the Village divided by the Village's
population) through the implementation of voluntary programs for
existing development and mandatory programs for new
' development and redevelopment.
' 24. Amend Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
1.6.1 The Village continues to design and implement the following water
conservation education water conservation education programs:
a) Increase public awareness by water bill messages, the Village
website. monthly newsletters, education programs at local
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' innovative means.
b) Provide literature racks at Village buildings for public information
' purposes.
c) Provide updates of water
conservation goals, the success of on -going programs, and new
water- saving techniques and strategies. Such updates should
be coordinated with changes in season and recommend
' appropriate irrigation adjustments.
d) The Village Water Utilities Department will have a
knowledgeable employee who will be available for consultations
on water conservation strategies that may be used in site
development plans and in residential and non - residential
' buildings.
25. Delete Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
amount ef wat9F used by all GeRSUFReFS iR the �Allaqe divided by the
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' 26. Renumber and amend Policy 1.6.5 as follows:
(EAR) 1.6.64 As part of the required five -yeaf Evaluation and Appraisal Report
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going water conservation program s L and shah consider additional
t water conservation techniques as appropriate and'feasible
27. Delete Policy 1.6.6 as follows:
11.6.6 The FAR shall identify all en 90ORg WMW Gensewatien PFOgFaFRS
28. Delete Policy 1.6.7 as follows:
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VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
UTILITIES ELEMENT, STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
SUBELEMENT AMENDMENTS
' 1. Amend Objective 1.1.0 as follows:
1.1.0 The Village shall, incorporate and annually
update its €we -yeaF schedule of
the Capita ' FRPFGYSFn to
management of the quantity and quality of steFFnwateF FMAG# iS
StandaFd stormwater drainage capital improvement projects into its
Capital Improvements Schedule.
apital
Improvements needs are defined as: (1) those public drainage
` improvements necessary to correct existing deficiencies in order to
maximize the use of existing facilities while maintaining the adopted
Level of Service; of (2) those public drainage improvements
` necessary to meet projected future needs based upon the adopted
Level of Service without encouraging urban sprawl and/or: (3)
improvements that will otherwise assist in the achievement of
Comprehensive Plan goals, objectives and policies.
2. Delete Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
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t 1.1.21 The Village Stormwater utility shall also maintain a 10 -year Capital
Improvements schedule for storm water facilities as a guideline for
planning facilities over the long to
4. Delete Policy 1.1.3 as follows:
14.3 By FY 4 99&99, the NAllage ehall have Gempleted a VA"s wide
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5. Renumber and amend Policy 1.1.4 as follows:
' 1.1.42 Expansion of drainage areas shall be based on ability to serve new
customers in a cost effective manner without any reduction in the
adopted Level of Service within the drainage area for the present
and future customers.
' 6. Add anew Policy 1.1.3 as follows:
1.1.3 The Village shall implement capital proiects to provide stormwater
I drainage in accordance with its adopted Level of Service standard,
and shall include these proiects in its Capital Improvements
Schedule as it is annually updated. The Capital Improvements
t Schedule shall also include capital projects being implemented and
funded by other agencies such as the Jupiter Inlet District, to the
extent that these proiects impact the Village's ability to achieve its
Level of Service Standard.
7. Amend Policy 1.2.5 as follows: '
' 1.2.5 WithiR the 6 yeaF plaRAiRgpeded 4The Village shall maintain levels
of pollutants at all outfalls within its jurisdiction into the North and
` Northwest Forks of the Loxahatchee River as part of its "Wet
Weather" Sampling regulations of the NPDSS National Pollutant
Discharge Elimination System Stormwater Permitting Program.
8. Amend Poli cy 1.2.6 as follows:
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1.2.6 VVAhan the 6 yeaF plaRniR9 pe0ed 4The Village shall maintain levels
' of pollutants at all dry weather sampling areas (areas with three (3)
days of no rain) as part of its "Dry Weather" Sampling regulations of
the NPDE -S National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Stormwater Permitting Program.
9. Amend Policy 1.2.7 as follows:
' 1.2.7 The Village shall establish maintain water quality standards
consistent with the NPDF=S National Pollutant Di arse
' Elimination System Program aftF the 5 Y861F pregFaFn PGF on an
on-going basis
' 10. Amend Policy 1. 3.1 as follows:
1.3.1 Protection
' from the degree of flooding that would result from a twenty -five (25)
year frequency, twenty -four (24) hour duration storm event is
hereby adopted as the Village's Level of Service Standard for
stormwater drainage facilities and shall be used as the basis of
estimating the availability of capacity and demand generated by a
proposed development project.
' 11. Amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
' 1.3.2 All 4Ddevelopment and /or redevelopment activities shall be
undertaken in a manner consistent with adopted Level Service
' standards.
12. Amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
' 1.3.4 The Village shall continue its routine maintenance program by
through the inspection she of catch basins, culverts, outfalls and
retention areas as a preventative measure against any major
' system failure, as required by the National Pollutant Discharge
Elimination Program N1 2 D€S Stormwater Permitting Program.
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APPLICATION NO.8
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
UTILITIES ELEMENT, NATURAL GROUNDWATER AQUIFER RECHARGE
SUBELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Objective 1.1.0 as follows:
1.1.0 The Village shall develop an active program that provides for the
protection and maintenance of natural groundwater recharge areas,
including natural drainage features, within the Village to ensure or
enhance groundwater recharge to the surficial aquifer.
2. Amend Policy 1. 1.2 as follows:
1.1.2 The stormwater drainage regulations shall require retention of
stormwater runoff to maximize groundwater recharge potential -to
3. Amend Policy 1.1.3 as follows:
1.1.3 The Village shall coordinate the development and implementation
of aquifer recharge area protection programs to meet national,
e tate -apA, regional and local objectives.
I 4. Amend Policy 1.1.4 as follows:
1.1.4 Continue to encourage and work closely with ENGON the
Loxahatchee River District (LRD) to facilitate 4Q Irri-gation Quality
water systems for irrigation usage.
5. Delete Policy 1.1.5 as follows:
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VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
CONSERVATION ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Objective 1.1.0 as follows:
1.1.0 To undertake programs to help achieve compliance with State
Federal air quality
regulations.
' 2. Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
1.1.1 Continue to landscape public areas and continue to require
' landscaping as a part of new private development and to landecape
tom.
' 3. Amend Objective 1.3.0 as follows:
1.3.0 The Village shall maintain landscape regulations that provide for
t the preservation of a minimum 60% native vegetation that is
indigenous to " South Florida area on all new development and
re- development areas sites
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4. Amend Objective 1.3.1 as follows:
' 1.3.1
' The Village shall support the U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of
Land Management) Palm Beach County Environmental Resource
Management Department Land Stewardship Memorandum of
' Understanding to provide for joint management of the Jupiter Inlet
Natural Area. The Village shall support preservation of native plant
and animal species on Eco -Site #61 a 52 acre parcel located east
of US -1 and north of County Road 707 (Beach Road), as a
component of this effort
' 5. Amend Objective 1.5.0 and demote into be a Policy under Objective 1.4.0, as follows:
' 1.54.63 Notwithstanding the intent of ReHsy- Objective 1.4.0 of this element,
the Village shall continue to restrict public works projects from
disturbing existing mangroves except where such work is essential
' to the continued health, safety and welfare of the public.
6. Renumber Objective 1.6.0 as follows. Renumber policies 1.6.1, 1.6.3, Objectives
1.7.0, 1.8.0, 1.9.0, and 1.10.0, and their Policy series accordingly:
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1.65.0 The Village shall protect natural wildlife areas and environmentally
sensitive lands by implementing the following policies.
7. Renumber and amend Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
1.65.1 Continue to ftreserve all existing wetland areas identified on the
Coastal ManagemeAV- & ' Conservation Map by adopting
regulations that require the protection of existing native wetland
vegetation buffers adjacent to the Loxahatchee River and Indian
River Lagoon estuaries.
8. Delete Policy 1.6.2 as follows:
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9. Renumber and amend Objective 1.8.0 as follows:
1.67.0 The Village shall, through its landscape regulations require the use
of native vegetation to stabilize the dune system identified in the
Coastal Maaageme Zone & Conservation Map as described in
the support documentation.
10. Amend Objective 2.1.0 as follows:
2.1.0 The Village Code of Ordinances shall provide in ft- Gods -e#
OrdiRaAses for the continued conservation and protection of watef
the quality and quantity of waters that flow into estuarine or oceanic
waters within its jurisdiction by providing for the review of all
development activities in or wntoibutiAg4e impacting the coastal
area as part of its development review process.
11. Amend Policy 2.1.1 as follows:
2.1.1 The Village shall continue to require, as part of its development
review process, the submittal of a drainage /environmental
I statement describing how the proposed development will affect the
estaurine water quality of the Class III waters of the Village
a1*18RdiRgite Gods of QFdinanGes.
12. Amend Policy 2.1.3 as follows:
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i restricting activities and land uses known to adversely affect #fie
quality and quantity ef identified water sources such as natural
ground water aquifer recharge areas and wellhead protection
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13. Amend Policy 2.2.1 as follows:
i 2.2.1 The Village shall continue to p rohibit development or modification of
the shoreline within the Indian River Lagoon Aquatic Preserve with
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water - related land uses such as marinas, provided that the siting of
such shall be consistent with the Marina Siting ordinance upeR
' ; where the 2) modification or development
is deemed necessary for the continued health, safety and welfare of
the public.
i 14. Amend Policy 2.4.1 as follows:
i 2.4.1 The Village shall
(6RS) -aad continue to make available to Village residents and
developers information on flood zones, flood rates and flood
insurance .
15. Amend Policy 2.5.1 as follows:
2.5.1 ,
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Village shall implement capital projects to provide stormwater
drainage in accordance with its adopted Level of Service standard,
I and shall include these proiects in its Capital Improvements
Schedule as it is annually undated The Capital Improvements
Schedule shall also include capital projects being implemented and
I funded by other a4encies such as the Jupiter Inlet District, to the
extent that these projects impact the Village's ability to achieve its
Level of Service Standard
16. Amend Policy 2.5.2 as follows:
2.5.2 The Village shall continue to maintain land development
regulations that limit the amount of impervious area permitted in the
development of flood prone areas by establishing enforcing
minimum green space requirements pursuant to a master drainage
plan for the coast area.
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17. Amend Objective 2.6.0 as follows:
' 2.6.0 Maintain, and wheFe needed create and expand outdoor
recreational facilities in the coastal zone
' 18. Amend Policy 2.6.1 as follows:
2.6.1 The Village shall
' asoess aFeas and continue to Fequke encourage p ublic access
easements to the beaches and shoreline fGF new development in
' the coastal area through its Code of Ordinances.
19. Amend Policy 2.6.2 as follows:
The provision of public and recreational
access to coastal areas should provide opportunities for
' appreciation of and education about coastal and wildlife resources,
while not degrading or negatively impacting these resources
' 20. Amend Policy 2.11.1 as follows:
' 2.11.1 Mangrove, wetlands and seagrasses areas within the Village shall
be deemed environmentally sensitive, in recognition of their many
natural functions and values, and, t9 fUft8F the publis inteFest, shall
' be protected from incompatible land uses. The Village shall afford
protection to all these resources regardless of size.
' 21. Amend Policy 2.11.2 as follows:
2.11.2 The definition of mangroves and wetlands to be used for regulatory
purposes by the Village shall be the most comprehensive
' definitions used by the South Florida
Water Management District, the Florida Department of
I Environmental Protection and the U.s. Army Corps of Engineers.
Representatives of these agencies will be contacted for assistance
in identifying the location of all wetland areas within the Village.
' 22. Amend Policy 2.11.2 as follows:
' 2.11.3 The location of mangrove and wetland areas shall be identified by
survey at the time of site development review on a site -by -site
basis. The Village shall not issue a development order or permit for
f a parcel until all wetland areas on that parcel ofr immediately
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located.
23. Amend Policy 2.11.5 as follows:
2.11.5 The Village shall permit the following within mangrove, seagrass
and wetland areas: elevated piers, docks, and walkways of no
more than five feet in width, unless vehicular access in the form of
a golf cart or similar vehicle is necessary, in conjunction with a
permit from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection,
I pursuant to Chapter 17 -27, F.A.C.
24. Amend Policy 2.11.11 as follows:
' 2.11.11 Gra ater discharge shall not be p in mangrove and
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wetlands areas except as may be required by SNGAN the
Loxahatchee River District (LRD) and as permitted pursuant to
Florida Administrative Code, Ch. 17-610 and 17 -611, and with
Village approval.
25. Amend Policy 2.11.12 as follows:
' 2.11.12 Reauire Aa buffer zone of native upland edge vegetation around
mangrove and wetland areas aAd along the sberel Re areas to
protect these areas from the impacts, including stormwater runoff,
of adjacent development. The buffer zone shall consist of
preserved native vegetation, including canopy, understory and
I ground cover. If there is no native vegetation on the site, a planted
vegetative buffer shall be required. The buffer zone shall begin at
the upland limit of any mangrove or wetland area, including the
transitional vegetation zone, and shall be no less than twenty -five
(25) feet in width at any point unless otherwise not achievable due
to platting, right -of -way easements, utility easements, ofr existin
access easements existing at the time of adoption of this
comprehensive plan.
I 25. Amend Objective 2.12.0 as follows:
2.12.0 The Village shall implement measures to identify and protect native
wildlife and their habitats, including state and federally protected
plant and animal species (endangered, threatened and species of
special concern), within proposed development sites, and protect
' these natural resources from the impacts of development.
26. Amend Policy 2.12.1 as follows:
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2.12.1 Require the evaluation and proper management of native wildlife
and vegetative communities including endangered, threatened, and
species of special concern by requiring that all proposed
development sites of 5 acres or more, regardless of use, be
I surveyed by an ecologist, biologist or other similar professional for
the presence of eState and federally protected plant and animal
species. Criteria for site surveys shall be specified in the Village's
I land development regulations and are to be professionally accepted
techniques for such surveys. Site surveys shall address the size
and distribution of the native habitat, wildlife and listed species
populations within a proposed development site, the feasibility and
viability of on -site protection and management, whether the
proposed development site includes a wildlife corridor, and the
feasibility of maintaining the wildlife corridor. The survey shall also
address the appropriateness of mitigation to an acceptable off -site
location in the event that on -site mitigation is shown to be
I ineffective. Protection of any wildlife and protected plant and
animal species found on the site and their habitat will be required
as part of the overall development plan submitted for development
approval.
27. Amend Objective 2.13.0 as follows:
2.13.0 The Village shall require the conservation and use of native plant
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species in the developed landscape and prohibit the spread of
exotic nuisance species such as Australian pines, melaleuca,
Brazilian pepper and other species as set forth on the most current
list supplied by Palm Beach County.
Policy 2.13.4
28. Amend Po y s follows: a
I 2.13.4 The Village shall develep -,a maintain its p rogram to plant native
trees in public rights of -way and other public lands, whenever
practical, thereby adding to the Village's aesthetic appeal and
providing habitat for urban wildlife.
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APPLICATION NO. 10
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
I 1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
Goal: 1.0.0 The development of ap recreation and open space system that
adequately provides for the recreational needs of the Village and enhances the evefall-its
' built and natural environmen .
2. Amend Objective 1.1.0 as follows:
1.1.0 Maintain community and neighborhood parks and facilities meeting
the needs of all age groups in Tequesta
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3. Amend Objective 1.2.0 as follows:
' 1.2.0 As part of the
development approval p rocess, require that recreation areas be
' provided as a part of the development, or accept a recreation fee in
lieu of land, where and when appropriate.
' 4. Amend 1.2.1 as follows:
1.2.1 The Village shall continue to zone all properties they waRt utilized
I or targeted for recreation and open space purposes as R/OP,
Recreation /Open Space.
' 5. Amend Objective 1.3.0 as follows:
1.3.0 Coordinate development which allows safe and easy access to
' recreational facilities outside and within the Village's corporate
limits that n a manner that is consistent with the
Transportation eElement of this Plan and
the Village of Tequesta 5-Yeaf Capital Improvement Program.
6. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
1.3.1 The Village should provide for safe access to recreation areas by
' making road improvements and pathway improvements consistent
with the Village 5-Year Capital Improvement Program.
7. Amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
1.3.2 Existing roads and thoroughfares should be considered as primary
locations to for the accommodateion of bicycle traffic when they
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lead to the Village's park and recreation facilities and encourage
bicycle paths in the pants
8. Delete Policy 1.3.5 as follows:
1.3.5 The Village shall GGA6t-R- t-hA- fa-lIGWiAg publir. pathways duFing the
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9! Amend Objective 1.4.0 as follows:
! 1.4.0 Continue to expand recreational facilities with the growth of the
Village to meet the needs of the residents and Level of Service
Standard .
! 10. Amend Policy 1.4.2 as follows:
! 1'.4.2 Strive to meet minimum mareafien standards for recreation open
space, service areas and facilities as established in the Level#
! SepArse StandaMe Table below Policy 1.4.5 of this Element
11. Delete Policy 1.4.5 as follows:
Meet 9;8 F;P--A-d- Of that FRajGFity.
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12. Renumber and amend Policy 1.4.6 as follows.:
1.4.65 The following Level of Service Standards reflecting Palm Beach
County standards, shall apply to shall be adopted fe recreation and
open space facilities within the Village of Tequesta.
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COUNTY LEVEL OF SERVICE STANDARDS TABLE FOR TEQUESTA
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Classification Area/Activity Standard (unit/pooulation)
' Neighborhood Parks 2 acres /1,000
Community Parks 2 acres /1,000
Beaches 1 mile /31,250
' Golf Courses 9 holes/30.000
Tennis 1 court/2,500
Basketball 1 court/2,500
' Baseball /Softball 1 field/7,200
Football/Soccer 1 field /4,800
' Playground Areas 1 acre /3,600
Beach Access Easements 1 per Y2 mile of
developed or
redeveloped beach
' frontage
' 13. Renumber and amend Policy 1.4.7 as follows:
1.4.7 The Village shall maintain and enforce #s landscaping regulations
' in its GempFeheRSive Zening OWeRaRGe which establish eew
landscaping and open spaces definitions, standards and
regulations.
' 14. Renumber and amend Policy 1.4.6 as follows:
' 1.4.87 The Village should continue to work cooperatively with the Federal
Government and Palm Beach County to direct the development of
the Coast Guard property north of CR 707 for future
' recreation/open space, culture/civic and /or other appropriate public
use. Since there is similar federally owned property south to CR
707 within the corporate limits of the Town of Jupiter, the Village
should investigate coordination with their work toward similar
development of the entire area. (See lRteFqGYeMMe
' 15. Amend Objective 1.6.0 as follows:
' 1.6.0 Continue to receive and consider citizen
input in determining recreational needs of the community.
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APPLICATION NO. 11
' VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
' 1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
Goal: 1.0.0 Coordinate with other governmental entities for the purpose of
' maintaining the high quality of life for the residents of Tequesta and to achieve mutually
beneficial goals
' 2. Amend Objective 1.4.0 as follows:
1.1.0 The Village shall participate in
' intergovernmental coordination processes with A—Felepmeat
astivitieson neighboring municipalities, Palm Beach County, Martin
County, the Palm Beach County School Board, and the Fegiea
' other agencies charged with planning and review activities to
ensure that full consideration is given to the extrajurisdictional
impacts of proposed Comprehensive Plan amendments and as
' development
requests and that such impacts are appropriately mitigated and
addressed
' 3. Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
1.1.1 Identify those development activities which affect other jurisdictions,
and also evaluate the impacts of such activities at the time of
' development and as part of the site plan review process.
Conversely, coordinate with adjacent local governments to ensure
that they consider the impacts of development occurring within their
t boundaries on the Village of Tequesta and ensure that these
impacts are adequately considered and addressed.
' 4. Amend Policy 1.1.2 as follows:
' 1.1.2 Recognize that planning and zoning initiated by the Village can
have diverse effects on neighboring jurisdictions and develop
procedures by which such external effects can be addressed as
' part of the site plan review process established in the Village
Zoning Code Ordinance. Conversely, recognize that planning and
zoning initiated by surrounding jurisdictions may affect the Village.
' and urge these jurisdictions to address these external effects
through the appropriate development review procedures and
mechanisms.
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5. Amend Policy 1.1.3 as follows:
1.1.3
The Village
shall coordinate its Comprehensive Plans land development
regulations and planning programs with the plans and programs of
surrounding jurisdictions including Martin County. to provide for
greater compatibility and the achievement of mutually beneficial
g by having the Village staff seeFd1nate with adjaGePA
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6. Delete Policy 1. 1.4 as follows:
7. Renumber and amend Policy 1.4.5 as follows:
1.1.64 The Village shall "
continue to participate in the /ntelyovemmental Plannina and
Review Committee (IPARC) process with its fellow cities, County,
School Board, South Florida Water Management District and
various special districts that opt to participate in
in- establish order to implement a countywide intergovernmental
' coordination program for reviewing proposed changes to
comprehensive plans of adjacent local governments and the plans
of other units of local government providing services but not having
regulatory authority over the use of land.
8. Renumber and amend Policy 1.1.6 as follows:
1.1.65 The Village shall efltef -iRte continue to participate in the "Multi-
' Jurisdictional Issues Coordination Forum Interlocal Agreement"
with its fellow cities, County, School Board, South Florida Water
Management District and various special districts that opt to
participate in order to implement a
multi jurisdictional issues forum whisk vAll LqJacilltate the
identification and possible resolution of countywide issues by
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providing a vehicle for consensus building through the joint
' research and discussion of issue
9. Renumber and amend Policy 1.1.7 as follows:
' 1.1.7 Althou h there are no schools that are
part of the State
' University system located or planned to be located in the Village at
present, in the event that such a school is located in the Village in
the future. the Village shall coordinate with the school regarding the
' development of campus master plans or amendments thereto, to
be done in accordance with Section 240.155, F.S.
' 10. Demote Objective 1.2.0 to a Policy under Objective 1.1.0, and renumber and
amend as follows (Note — renumber all subsequent objectives and policies accordingly):
' 1.2.8:1_7Te The Village' shall coordinate with agencies charged with
planning and/or review responsibilities at all levels of government in
order to address issues of mutual concern, and achieve mutually
i beneficial goals.
' 11. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.1 as follows:
1.2 -1.8 Communicate to with adjacent jurisdictions regarding p rojected
impacts of new developments and changes in local government.
12. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
' 1.2 -21_9 Respond in a prompt and thorough manner to review and comment
requests from FOView other governments and agencies -fGF Village
and/OF state assistaRes.
13. Delete Policy 1.2.3 as follows:
1.2.3 Ths.State eompi:eheRsive Plan sheu -he- reviewed to deteFm*F;e if It
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14. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.4 as follows:
' 1.2 - 1.10 Coordinate with other governments entities and agencies
including the Town of Jupiter, Jupiter Inlet Colony, Martin and Palm
Beach Counties, the Palm Beach County School Board the
Treasure Coast Regional Planning Agency. and the State Ageasies
fefeweed in the suppeFt , by annually reviewing the
' ' their comprehensive plans,
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proposed amendments, and/or other planning sewFees documents
' 15. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.5 as follows:
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' development der7iSiGR making pFeeess, Coordinate the
Comprehensive Plan with the Treasure Coast Strategic Regional
Policy Plan, and utilize the Treasure Coast Regional Planning
' Council informal mediation process to resolve conflicts with other
local governments.
' 16. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2 .6 as follows:
1. 1.12 Notify potentially affected entities,
' jurisdictions and /or service providers ;A the iRitia Stages, Of the
gevemmeAt --mays of actions that may create an impact on
' Aelghbegng jwisdiGlii public facilities and services in other
iurisdictions
' 17. Renumber and amend Policy 1.2.7 as follows:
1. 1.13 Enter into interlocal agreements with
' neighboring entities, jurisdictions and/or service providers thFGugh
in
order to addresses how the cost for impacts to public facilities and
' services will be borne, and by whom, when the impacts are
imposed upon other entities, jurisdictions and /or service providers.
Interlocal- Agreements and the IPARC Process will be used to
' identify and implement joint planning areas, when deemed to be
appropriate.
' 18. Renumber and amend Objective 1.3.0 as follows:
1.32.0 To strengthen existing interlocal mechanisms which provide a
i means of discussing the and implementing social, environmental
and service seASeFAs grog rams for mutual benefit.
' 19. Renumber and amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
' 9.32.2 The Village shall cooperate with agencies and municipalities
serving to protect the resources of the Indian River Lagoon Aquatic
Preserve (Intracoastal Waterway) by actively coordinating with the
' development of estuarine policies that shall be, at a minimum,
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consistent with present management plans through paF isipatie� -in
' coordination with agencies including, but not limited to, the
Loxahatchee Council of Governments, Jupiter Inlet District, Martin
County and the Palm Beach Countywide Beaches and Shores
' Council.
20. Add a new Policy 1.2.3 as follows:
' 1.2.3 The Village shall continue to participate as a cooperative and
coordinating partner in the Palm Beach County National Pollutant
' Discharge Elimination System Program.
21. Renumber and amend Policy 1.4.1 as follows:
' 1.4 Ensure that opportunities for acquiring funding or other forms of
assistance through intergovernmental relations with municipalities,
' Palm Beach County, and/eF Martin County, the estate and / or the
federal government are fully explored.
en Policy 22. Renumber and amend c
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1.4 Direct or indirect contact should be maintained with federal, state
' and local agencies in order to monitor opportunities for asgdi�iag
assistaece grant and funding opportunities
' 23. Renumber and amend Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
1.5 Assess the effect impacts of rezoning, annexation, and
' development activities on intedocal agreements which exist
between the Village and other jurisdictions to determine any effects
on the ability to provide the services which are the subject of the
' iRt SF I eGal agreements.
' 24. Renumber and amend Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
1.65.1 Gemplete aFt aAalysis On an ongoing basis, evaluate the of Level of
Service standards for facilities within the Village operated by Palm
' Beach County, the Loxahatchee finyFeRFReRta GGRtFW River
District, the Florida Department of Transportation, aad
' Alneighboring jurisdictions and other service providers to determine
the compatibility of these standards with the VIlage's planning
efforts.
' 25. Renumber and amend Objective 1.7.0 as follows:
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1.7-6.0 €Rsufe -#fie Coordinatkm with the appropriate a tate and federal
I agencies having locationai, maintenance and operational
responsibilities in the designation of new dredge spoil disposal
sites, if any wefe are to be located within the limits of Tequesta in
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APPLICATION NO. 12
' VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
COASTAL MANAGEMENT ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
' 1. Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
' 1.1.1 The Village shall cooperate with agencies and municipalities
serving to protect the resources of the Loxahatchee River and
Indian River Lagoon Aquatic Preserve by actively seerdinatip9 W&
' participating in the development of estauarine policies that shall be,
are consistent with present management plans
GeuRty and the Palm ReaGh
2. Amend Policy 1.1.2 as follows.
' 1.1.2 Preserve all existing wetland areas identified on the Coastal
Management/Conservation Map by adopting regulations and by
fg that require the protection of existing, native wetland
' vegetation buffers adjacent to the Loxahatchee River and Indian
River Lagoon estuaries as Feyis to the appropriate Village land
Exceptions shall be provided for water-
' dependent and water - related land uses that have been determined
to be consistent with management plans for these estuaries or
when modification of said wetlands is necessary for the continued
' health, safety and welfare of the public.
3. Amend Objective 1.2.0 as follows:
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1.2.0 The Village shall continue to pro vide for the sere protection of
estuarine water quality and resources in its Code of Ordinances.
4. Amend Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
' 1.2.2 The Village shall cooperate with the Palm Beach County Health
Department and Department of Environmental Resource
' Management to continue to monitor their-water quality at sampling
stations located within the Village and shall continue to incorporate
substantiated water quality controls (e.g. drainage) into the
' development review process to ensure that future development in
the coastal area does not contribute to the degradation of estuarine
water quality.
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5. Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
1.3.1 The Village shall
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PIaARiR9 paged continue to maintain beach and beach access
reauirements as a component of its adopted Level of Service
Standard for recreation and open space, and associated
concurrence requirements
6. Amend Policy 1.3.3 as follows:
1.3.3 The Village through its land develocment regulations and
continued compliance with and adherence to the Palm Beach
County Boat Facilities Siting Plan. shall ensure that marinas are
sited to minimize impacts on coastal and estuarine resources by
I 7. Amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
1.3.4 The Village shall regulate the siting of marinas through the
I Beach County Boat Facilities Sitina Plan, '
hich addresses. land use
I support, compatibility, availability of upland support services,
hurricane contingency planning, protection of water quality, water
depth, environmental disruptions and mitigation actions, availability
of public use and economic needs and feasibility. These -e*0 -
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I S. Amend Objective 1.4.0 as follows:
I 1.4.0 Continue to Cgoordinate with the Jupiter Inlet District to achieve
e adequate beach renourishment to the south of the Jupiter
Inlet; otherwise continue to protect the beach and dune system.
I 9. Amend Policy 1.4.1 as follows:
I 1.4.1 Eeeperate Continue to coordinate with the Jupiter Inlet District to
ensure adequate renourishment to of the beach area south of
Jupiter inlet and continue to support County efforts to implement
' the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plan of providing additional sand
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pumping capability by adeptiag implementing a coordinated, multi -
jurisdictional plan in cooperation with the Council of Governments,
Jupiter Inlet District, Palm Beach County, and the Corps of
Engineers.
' 10. Amend Objective 1.5.0 as follows:
I 1.5.0 The Village shall Ccontinue the Village pelley of ava aR to
avoid increases in infrastructure capacity that promote population
-growth and additional development beyond that currently provided
' for in the Comprehensive Plan in the Coastal High Hazard Area
unless public safety so requires.
11. Amend Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
1.5.1 The Village shall review and appropriately address any
infrastructure capacity increase that would induce and subsidize
development in the Coastal High Hazard Area beyond that currently
provided for in the Comprehensive Plan
' 12. Amend Policy 1.5.2 as follows:
1.5.2 M
development and '
times The Village shall not amend the Comprehensive Plan and
Future Land Use Map to increase the maximum allowed densities
and intensities on lands within the Coastal High Hazard Area.
13. Amend Policy. 1.6.1 as follows:
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general public parking and access via the Coral Cove Park.
' 14. Amend Policy 1.6.2 as follows:
I 1.6.2 EnGewFage iRt9FgeYeFnFA9MaI The Village shall continue to
coordinat1we with Palm Beach County in fie plaAning the
operation maintenance and development of plans for Coral Cove
I Park.
15. Amend Policy 2.1.1 as follows:
I 2.1.1 The Village shall Gcontinue to review development plans in order to
require on -site detention of a substantial portion of stormwater
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runoff en the Geastal zone, in coordination with the South Florida
' Water Management District.
16. Amend Policy 2.1.3 as follows:
' 2.1.32 The Village shall
continue to utilize its development review procedures to reduce
' non -point source pollutant loading to the Loxahatchee River and
Indian River Lagoon Aquatic pPreserve We its develeprieFA
presedums - in accordance with its NPDES Permit, and eeptinue -te
' review its current drainage system in terms of design criteria
established by the South Florida Water Management District.
' 17. Amend Objective 2.2.0 as follows:
2.2.0 The Village shall maintain in provisions for
' the protection of existing native vegetative communities and wildlife
habitats in its Code of Ordinances
' 18. Amend Policy 2.2.3 as follows:
2.2.3 The Village shall raentinue to inGqFp9Fa4e resesite NO. 64, Wwtified
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habitats support the U.S. Department of Interior. Bureau of Land
' Management/ Palm Beach County Environmental Resource
Management Department Land Stewardship Memorandum of
Understanding to provide for iomt management of the Jupiter Inlet
' Natural Area The Village shall support preservation of native plant
and animal species on Eco -Site #61 a 52 acre parcel located east
of US -1 and north of County Road 707 (Beach Road), as a
' component of this effort
19. Amend Policy 2.2.5 as follows:
' 2.2.5 The V41 shall designate all In the event that p ublicly -owned spoil
islands are located within the Village in the future, thev will be
' designated as uoGonservation -aFaW on the Future Land Use Map
to ensure their future as protected wildlife habitats.
' 20. Amend Policy 2.2.6 as follows:
2.2.6 The Village shall continue to coordinate
' with Palm Beach County, the other municipalities and the marina
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industry to develop and paFfigipate iR a implement a manatee
protection program -whiGh
manatees and exiting slew speed OF idle zener, se, well as
Village shall establish and maintain a display at publis beat
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21. Amend Policy 2.2.7 as follows:
2.2.7 The Village shall continue to participate in Palm Beach Countys
maintain manatee protection GFd;RaRse program— v*ieh, at
a) designates the waters in and aFeuAdmaFina and beat Famps
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Gauss probable haFFA to MaRateeas shall net be appFeved. T-h;-s
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and speed zone sig tee prateWen aFeas te advise
beateFs of the pF%enGs ;
22. Add a new Policy 2.2.8 as follows (Note: Replaces Policy 3.5.2):
2.2.8 The Village shall continue to participate in the County's sea turtle
protection program.
23. Amend Goal 3.0.0 as follows:
I Goal: 3.0.0 The igprotection of preservation areas to the maximum degree
possible, while eeesiste wit# continuing to recognize and respect p rivate property
rights.
24. Amend Objective 3.1.0 as follows:
3.1.0 The Village shall _ Aavoid or minimize adverse impacts upon coastal
mangrove systems that might result_ from public works activities;
such as transportation, mosquito control, and drainage activities-,*
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25. Amend Policy 3. 1.1 as follows:
' 3.1.1 The Village shall continue to prohibit the p ublic expenditure of funds
that will adversely affect existing mangrove areas or sea grass
I beds in .
26. Amend Objective 3.2.0 as follows:
3.2.0 Te The Village shall expressly prohibit new construction to -take
place Aseaflside seaward of the coastal construction setback line
or in an area that would threaten the stability of either the primary
dune or the beach itself, except as may be approved by the state.
` 27. Delete Policy 3.2.2 as follows:
2.2.2 The Wlage should pFehibit Rew development east of the
appFGved by the state, OF Weer, the Village eMabiWA4es meFe
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' 28. Delete Policy 3.2.3 as follows:
3.2.3 The %Allage should establish new setbarak lines OR leGal cedes -Gf
29. Amend Policy 3.3.4 as follows:
' 3.3.4 The Village shall maintain its landscape regulations to require the
use of Xeriscape (plants that tolerate or avoid water stress)
I materials, where possible, and identify which non - native l�ants
landscaping might be appropriate for landscaping use within the
Village.
30. Amend Policy 3.4.1 as follows:
' 3.4.1 When appropriate, the Village should seek FAsaRs and utilize
innovative techniques to anew provide g roper access to beaches
while protecting the future integrity of the dune system -+a- u&
31. Amend Objective 3.5.0 as follows:
3.5.0 The Village shall prohibit all private motor vehicles from driving on
the beach and dune system
t . An exception shall be provided for
emergency vehicles and those associated with beach restoration
and cleanup,. provided that the latter are restricted to the area
adjacent to the mean high water line and meet the specific
provisions of the Palm Beach County Sea Turtle Protection
Ordinance.
32. Amend Policy 3.4.1 as follows:
' 3.4.1 When appropriate, the Village should utilize
innovative techniques to anew provide p roper access to beaches
while protecting the future integrity of the dune system- h4-suGh
' 33. Amend Policy 3.5.0 as follows:
3.5.0 The Village shall prohibit all private motor vehicles from driving on
' the beach and dune system i
An exception shall be provided for
emergency vehicles and those associated with beach restoration
' and cleanup, provided that the latter are restricted to the area
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adjacent to the mean high water line and meet the speck
f provisions of the Palm Beach County Sea Turtle Protection
Ordinance.
f 34. Delete Policy 3.5.2 as follows (Note - replaced by Policy 2.2.8):
3.6.2 -The Village shall maintain a sea WFUe pFeteeMeR eFdinanee, whiGI4
Araludes, but is AGt limited to the fellev&q!
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k4 pi;Wsiens (a), (b), and (e) shall apply as pelisies of this plan
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35. Amend Objective 4.1.0 as follows:
4.1.0 The Village will continue to prohibit the disturbance of the sensitive
sea grass beds and productive mangrove and high marsh areas
adjacent and within the Indian River Lagoon Aquatic Preserve,
except when necessary for the continued health, safety and welfare
of the public fteugh its Gods of GFdiRaReas.
' 36. Amend Policy 4.4.1 as follows:
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4.1.1 The Village shall continue to require a twenty -five (25) foot
' landscape buffer zone along the Indian River Lagoon Aquatic
Preserve
in accordance with its participation in the
' Palm Beach County Mangrove Protection Program
37. Amend Objective 4.2.0 as follows:
' 4.2.0 The Village shall limit development, ate- redevelopment and
infrastructure in the ef coastal
' high- hazard area as PF8Vi 8d fGF in Peliray 4.2.3 in accordance with
statutory requirements
' 38. Amend Policy 4.2.3 as follows:
4.2.3 The relocation, mitigation or replacement of infrastructure within the
' coastal high hazard area shall be prioritized as follows when State
funding is anticipated to be needed, as- fellows: 1. When the
general health, safety and welfare of the community is directly
' impacted the use of State fUndiA9 Shall b049F F8plaGOMSAt -4 9
+A#ra re; 2. When the general health, safety and welfare is
not directly impacted, mitigation of infrastructure can be considered,
r while relocation of infrastructure shall be is yen the lowest of
priorities .
39. Amend Objective 5. 1.0 as follows:
5.1.0 The Village shall limit public expenditures that subsidizes
' development peFm in coastal high - hazard areas, except for
restoration or enhancement of natural resources.
' 40. Amend Policy 5. 1.1 as follows:
5.1.1 The Village shall discourage the expenditure of public funds in the
' coastal high - hazard area, unless funds are to be used to upgrade
existing facilities or infrastructure, or to replace damaged
' infrastructure.
41. Renumber and amend Policy 5.1.1 as follows:
' 5.1.4.2 The Village shall continue to tidentify areas aaee#iAg needin
redevelopment, including the elimination of unsafe conditions and
inappropriate uses, in the coastal high hazard
' area
' 42. Renumber and amend Policy 5.1.2 as follows:
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5.1.23 The Village shall periodically review existing coastal construction
I regulations to determine the need for revisions based upon natural
disaster mitigation techniques formulated by State and County
agencies and the Village post - disaster redevelopment plan al t
may be amended from time to time
43. Amend Objective 5.2.0 as follows:
5.2.0 The Village shall maintain hurricane evacuation procedures that will
maintain or reduce hurricane evacuation times
44. Amend Policy 5.2.1 as follows:
5.2.1 Periodically Rreview hurricane evacuation
methods and keep abreast of procedures regarding integration into
the regional Iseal evacuation plan.
45. Amend Policy 5.2.2 as follows:
5.2.2 The Village shall ineeFpeFate consider hurricane contingency
planning inta s a component of the marina siting criteria and
procedures referenced in Policy 1.3.3 of this Element.
46. Amend Objective 5.4.0 as follows:
5.4.0
my proGess The Village will where applicable, identify.
designate and protect historic archeological and cultural resources
that may be located within its boundaries including the Coastal
High Hazard Area Redevelopment of other uses in the Costal
I High Hazard Area shall be in accordance with the following policies.
47. Renumber Policy 5.3.3 as follows:
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5.344_1 The Village shall provide for removal, relocation, or structural
modification of damaged infrastructure, as determined appropriate
by the Village, but consistent with federal funding provisions and
unsafe conditions. Priority shall be given to immediate clean -up
actions and replacement service, and maintenance of infrastructure
in the coastal high -hazard area, including but not limited to;
roadways, drainage and utilities.
48. Renumber and amend Policy 5.4.0 as follows:
' 5.3.4.2 The Village shall restrict
redevelopment in the coastal high -hazard area as part of a post-
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disaster redevelopment plan and discourage the expenditure of
public funds to building for the construction of new facilities and
infrastructure acid, where possible, economical and feasible,
Further. the Village shall relocate public infrastructure and facilities
outside of the coastal high- hazard area where feasible, aanrooriate,
and economical
' 49. Delete Objective 5.4.0 as follows:
C-0-de Of M-WiRanees.
50. Delete Policy 5.4.1 as follows:
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51. Amend Goal 6.0.0 as follows:
I Goal: 6.0.0 Continue to Porovide for the sued use of the natural resources
of the Village and ensure that adequate services are available to serve Village residents
and the public to the coastal area.
52. Amend Objective 6.1.0 as follows:
6.1.0 The Village shall establish maintain a Level of Service standards for
beach access, infrastructure and water - dependent land uses and
I incorporate them into the Code of Ordinances.
53. Amend Policy 6. 1.1 as follows:
I 6.1.1 The Village shall establish maintain a Level of Service standard for
providing beach access and incorporate that Level of Service into
the development review process in the coastal area by amending
its codes where necessary.
54. Amend Policy 5.4.0 as follows:
' 6.1.2 The Village shall define maintain a service area in the coastal area
and establish a Level of Service standard for the phasing of
infrastructure by amending its codes, where appropriate.
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55. Amend 6.1.3 as follows:
6.1.3 The Village shall establish continue to maintain a Level of Service
for water - dependent land uses and priorities for shoreline uses and
' amend its Code of Ordinances, where necessary, to provide for
their future development.
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APPLICATION NO, 13
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ELEMENT AMENDMENTS
1. Amend Goal 1.0.0 as follows:
' Goal: 1.0.0 Undertake actions necessary to: (1) keep present public facilities in
good condition; (2) accommodate new development; (3) maximize
the use of existing facilities and promote orderly, compact municipal
growth and, achieve adopted Level of Service Standards.
Further, decisions to finance public facilities improvements shall be
' based upon the use of sound fiscal policy oriented to minimizing
Village debt service liabilities.
I 2. Amend Policy 1. 1.2 as follows:
1.1.2 The Village shall, as a matter of priority, schedule for funding any
I capital improvement projects in the 5 -Year Schedule of
Improvements which are designed to correct existing public facility
deficiencies and or that are needed to maintain or meet adopted
' Level of Service Standards In addition. the Capital Improvements
Schedule shall list projects funded and implemented by other
agencies that will impact the Village's ability to meet its Level of
' Service standards.
3. Amend Policy .1.1.3 as follows:
' 1.1.3 A Capital Improvements Coordinating Committee -is here�ea�ted,
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composed of the Village Council Finance and Administration
I Committee, the Village Manager and the Finance Director fer -the
puFp ese shall annually evaluative and ran" capital projects in
order of priority projects proposed for inclusion in the 5 -Year
' Schedule of Improvements through the Comprehensive Plan
amendment process
I 4. Amend Policy 1.1.4 as follows:
I 1.1.4 Proposed capital projects shall be evaluated and ranked in order of
priority according to the following guidelines:
a) Whether the proposed project is financially feasible, Fma of
its impagt upon i9ral budget ' potential;
b) Whether the project is needed to protect public health and
safety, to fulfill the Village's legal commitment to provide facilities
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and services, or to preeewe, achieve the full use
' and efficiency of existing facilities;
c) Whether the project prevents or reduces future improvement
costs, provides service to developed areas lacking full service, or
' promotes in -fill development;
d) Whether the proposed project is consistent with plans of State
agencies and the South Florida Water Management District.
' 5. Amend Policy 1.2.3 as follows:
'
1.2.3 The Village shall coordinate with other agencies providing
infrastructure and services in the programming and implementation
of proiects that impact the achievement of its adopted Level of
' Service standards.
6. Amend Policy 1.31 as follows:
' 1.3.1 The Village shall require new development to provide for local
street, drainage, sewage collection., arm potable water distribution
' system recreation open space beach access, and other capital
improvement ,
' suGh deyelopmen required to address their Level of Service
impacts.
' 7. Amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
1.3.2 Defined Recreation Facility needs may be met by any of the
' following means: (1). on -site provision of public or private facilities;
(2) dedications; or (3) fees in lieu thereof. Plan expansion for
potable water and sewer systems shall be accommodated by
' charges administered by the Village and the Loxahatchee River
ERYiFeAmeRtal Contra! District. Major road improvements shall be
accommodated by participating in the County's Fair Share Road
' Impact Fee program. Solid waste collection and disposal
improvements . shall be accommodated by the fee schedule
' annually levied by the private hauler (Note: Tipping fees are levied
by the Palm Beach County Solid Waste Authority).
8. Amend Policy 1.4.3 as follows:
1.4.3 The Village shall annually update the 5 -Year Schedule of
Improvements as a small -scale Comprehensive Plan amendment,
in accordance with Florida Statutes. The results of this update shall
be incorporated within a capital budget as part of the annual Village
budgeting process.
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9. Amend Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
1.5.1 Prior to issuing a development order or building permit, the Village
shall use Level of Service (LOS) Standards adopted in the various
elements of this Comprehensive Plan to review the impacts of new
development and redevelopment on public facility provision. The
' Village shall not issue a development order or building permit which
results in a reduction in service for affected public facilities below
these Level of Service Standards. A listing of LOS Standards is
exhibited an Table G 1 4. as follows:
Transportation:
City Collector Roadways — LOS Standard C. Peak D. except for
' Country Club Drive. and Seabrook Road which will be LOS
Standard C. Peak C: Urban Collectors— LOS Standard C. Peak D:
Urban Princioal Arterials — LOS Standard C. Peak D.
Wastewater:
108 gallons per capita per day.
Solid Waste:
Residential Collection: Twice per week garbage collection,
twice per week yard waste collection once per week recyclable
collection
I Non - Residential Collection: Private contracts
Disposal Capacity: 7.13 lbs. per person per day
Potable Water:
I 3.9 million gallons per day systemwide
Fire flow — 1,000 for residential, 1,500 — 5,000 Commercial
' Storage — 100% average daily flow of system
Stormwater Drainage:
Protection from the degree of flooding that would result from a
' twenty -five (25) year frequency, twenty -four (24) hour duration
storm event
Recreation and Open Space:
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Classification Area/Activity Standard (unit/population)
Neighborhood Parks 2 acres/1,000
Community Parks 2 acres/1,000
` Beaches 1 mile /31,250
Golf Courses 9 holes /30,000
Tennis 1 court/2,500
Basketball 1 court/2,500
Baseball/Softball 1 fiekV7,200
Football /Soccer 1 field/4,800
Playground Areas 1 acre/3,600
Beach Access Easements 1 per '/ mile of
developed or
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redeveloped beach
frontage
10. Amend Policy 1.5.2 as follows:
1.5.2 The Village shall maintain a Concurrency Management Ordinance
requiring that, at the time a development order is issued, adequate
' facility capacity is available, or will be available upon occupancy of
the development, based upon the application of the Tequesta Level
of Service Standards te the prepesed development.
11. Amend Policy 1.5.3 as follows:
1.5.3 Proposed Comprehensive Plan amendments and requests for new
development or redevelopment shall be evaluated according to the
following guidelines as to whether the proposed action would:
' a) Contribute to any condition of public hazard as described in the
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A AIAr`�Ir NT ,00To ' WATCD,_aM NATURAL
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UTILITIES and
COASTAL MANAGEMENT ELEMENTS;
b) Exacerbate any existing condition of public facility capacity
' deficits, as described in the TRANSPORTAION ELEMENT;
M 4 , POTABLE WATER and NATU
ET�R Rr -CWA, °G;= UTILITIES ELEMENT; and
RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE ELEMENT;
c) Generate public facility demands that may be accommodate by
capacity increases planned in the 5 -Year Schedule of
Improvements; and
d) Conform with future land uses as shown on the Future Land Use
' Map of the FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT, and public facility
availability as described in the— SAN SEWER 801 = 1 1)
WASTC ST 1 nAtATER MANAGEM &AI�TAB C WATER and
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' UTILITIES ELEMENT.
If public facilities are developer - provided, they shall accommodate
public facility demands based upon adopted LOS standards.
' If public facilities are provided, in part or wholly, by the Village,
financial feasibility shall be demonstrated subject to this element.
Effects upon appropriate State agency and /or Water Management
' District facilities plans shall be evaluated.
12. Delete Objective 1.6.0 as follows:
1.@.Q The Village shall designate an WFban SepAce AFe ns
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13. Delete Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
i.6. i That peFfien Gf the Village net. ler---atead withii; the Geastal HiO
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14. Delete Policy 1.6.2 as follows:
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15. Delete Objective 1.6.0 as follows:
16. Renumber and amend Objective 1.6.0 as follows:
1.7-6.0 The Village shall maintain a concurrency management system to
ensure that public facilities, at a miRilzium. MW services to support
development are available concurrent with the impact of
development.
17. Renumber and amend Policy 1.7.1 as follows:
1.7-6.1 For sanitary sewer, solid waste, drainage and potable water
' facilities, at a FAiRiFRUM, the Village shall meet the following
standards to satisfy the concurrency requirements:
1. A development order or permit is issued subject to the condition
' that, at the time of the issuance of a certificate of occupancy or
its functional equivalent, the necessary facilities are in place and
' available to serve the new development; or
2. At the time the development order or permit is issued, the
necessary facilities and services are guaranteed in an
enforceable development agreement, pursuant to Section
163.3220, Florida Statutes, or an agreement and development
order issued pursuant to Chapter 380, Florida Statutes, to be in
place and available to serve a new development at the time of
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issuance of a certificate of occupancy or its functional
equivalent.
a. A development order or permit is issued subject to the
condition that the necessary facilities and services needed to
serve the new development are scheduled to be in place or
under actual construction not more than one year after
' issuance of a certificate of occupancy or its functional
equivalent as provided in the adopted local government 5-
' year schedule of capital improvements; or
b. At the time the development order or permit is issued, the
necessary facilities are the subject of a binding executed
agreement which requires the necessary facilities and
services to serve the new development to be in place or
' under actual construction not more than one year after
issuance of a certificate of occupancy or its functional
equivalent; or
' t time the development order or permit is issued
At the e p pe , the
necessary facilities and services are guaranteed in an
enforceable development agreement, pursuant to Section
163.3220, Florida Statutes, to be in place or under actual
' construction not more than one year after issuance of a
certificate of occupancy or its functional equivalent. {SestiGR
163.31180(2)(b), FleFida Statutes.-
' 18. Renumber and amend Policy 1.7.3 as follows:
1.76.3 For Ttransportation facilities (roads and mass transit
designated in the adopted Village Comprehensive Plan), at-a
the Village shall meet the following standards to
satisfy the concurrency requirement, except as otherwise
provided in subsections (4) — (7) of this section.
1. At the time a development order or permit is issued,
the necessary facilities and services are in place or under
' construction; or
2. A development order or permit is issued subject to the
conditions that the necessary facilities and services to serve
' the new development are scheduled to be in place or under
construction not more than three years after issuance of a
certificate of occupancy or its functional equivalent as
' provided in the local government five -year schedule of
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capital improvements. The schedule of capital
improvements may recognize and include transportation
projects included in the first three years of the applicable,
adopted Florida Department of Transportation five -year work
program. The Capital Improvements Element must include
the following policies:
a. The estimated date of commencement of actual
f construction and the estimated date of project completion.
b. A provision that a plan amendment is required to
eliminate, defer or delay construction of any road or mass
' transit facility or service which is needed to maintain the
adopted level of service standard and which is listed in the
five -year schedule of capital improvements; or
3. At the time a development order or permit is issued, the
necessary facilities and services are the subject of a binding,
executed agreement which requires the necessary facilities
r and services to serve the new development to be in place or
under actual construction no more than three years after the
issuance of a certificate of occupancy or its functional
equivalent; or
4. At the time a development order of permit is issued, the
necessary facilities and services are guaranteed in an
enforceable development agreement, pursuant to Section
163.3220, Florida Statutes, or an agreement or development
order issued pursuant to Chapter 380, Florida Statutes, to be
in place or under actual construction not more than three
years after issuance of a certificate of occupancy or its
functional equivalent. , ReFida
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19. Add a new Objective 1.7.0 as follows:
1.7.0 The following Capital Improvements Schedule, as it is annually
updated in accordance with State growth management
' reauirements, includes all proiects scheduled to meet or improve
the adopted Level of Service Standards during the five -year
planning period, and other prof §cts that further implementation of
this Comprehensive Plan and its goals, objectives and policies.
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA FIVE YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT SCHEDULE
2007-2012
Project Project Name 07108 08109 09110 10111 11112
Catego
2,4 Road $131,000 $107,120 0 0 $141,026
Improvements
4 Buildings 0 0 0 $76,491 $78,786
4 Other Building 0 $2,060 $2,122 0 $2,151
Im rovements
4 Pathways 0 0 0 $20,000 0
4 Si na a $6,000 0 $3,183 0 0
4 Landscaping $70,000 0 $26,513 0 0
2,4 Park 0 $257,500 $58,350 $32,781 $225,102
Improvements
4 Irrigation 0 0 $21,218 0 $22,510
Im rovements
2,4 Street Lights $100,000 $103,000 $106,090 $109,273 $112,551
Conduit
' 2,4 Misc. Park $90,000 0 0 $5,464 0
Im rovements
2,4 Ball Field Projects 0 $4 0,994 $ 3,713 $4,589 $49,522
' .2,4 Playground 0 $92,700 0 0 0
I m rovements
1,4 Filter Plant & 0 0 0 0 $80,000
Reverse Osmosis
Plant
Rehabilitation
1,4 Ground Storage 0 0 0 0 $75,000
Tank
Rehabilitation
' 1,4 Reverse Osmosis 0 0 0 0 $175,000
Train Membrane
Replacement
' 1,4 Water Main $430,000 $309,000 $318,000. $328,000 $338,000
Re lacement
1,4 Well Construction $40,000 0 0 0 1 0
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Project Category Codes
1 — Project necessary to achieve Level of Service
I 2 — Project will enhance ability to continue to meet Level of Service
3 — Project will enhance ability to meet Level of Service for Optional Element (Public Safety)
4 — Project will further the achievement of Comprehensive Plan goals, objectives and policies.
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA CURRENT REVENUES 2007/08
Funding Source General Special Capital Water Refuse Stormwater
Fund Revenue Projects Utility and Utility
Recyclin
Ad Valorem $5,575,100 0 0 0 0 0
Taxes
Sales and Use $861,800 $90,000 0 0 0 0
I Taxes
Franchise Fees 0 $395,000 0 0 0 0
Licenses and $397,600 0 0 0 0 0
I Permits
Intergovemmenta $826,050 0 0 0 0 0
I Revenues
Charges for $564,428 0 0 $3,841,000 $397.650 $304,000
Services
Miscellaneous $320,330 $22,390 0 $179,135 $6,700 $8,785
Revenues
Intragovt. $280,100 0 0 0 0 0
Services
Grants and 0 0 $212,500 0 0 0
Contributions
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24. Delete Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
amount of wateF used by a ll GORSUFReFs in the Vil di
V P8pU l at * GR) the Vi sha adopt a I i . ' eF#
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25. Renumber and amend Policy 1.6.5 as follows:
1.6.54 As part of the required five yea Evaluation and Appraisal Report
(EAR) the Village shall specifically evaluate the effectiveness of all
on -going water conservation programs and shall consider
additional water conservation techniques as appropriate and
feasible
26. Delete Policy 1.6.6 as follows:
27. Delete Policy 1.6.7 as follows:
1.6.7
28. Add a new Objective 1.7.0 as follows:
Objective: 1.7.0 The Village shall adopt and maintain a 10 -Year Water Supply
Facilities Work Plan based on the availability and appropriate use
of regional water resources and the combined use of alternative
water supplies to diversifiy the Village's source of water and reduce
dependence on the surficial aquifer. The Water Supply Work Plan
shall be consistent the Village's Water Use Permit renewals
29. Add a new Policy 1.7.1 as follows:
1.7.1 The Village shall consider the most current version of the South
Florida Water Management District's Lower East Coast Water
Supply Plan Update and Regional Water Supply Plan in developing
a 10 -Year Water Supply Facilities Work Plan. The Work Plan will be
updated within 18 months following an update of the Regional
Water Supply Plan.
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