Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 28-22.205 - Adoption of the Revised City of Apalachicola Comprehensive Plan
As adopted by the Apalachicola City Commission on June 20, 1990, and amended by the Administration Commission on February 28, 1991, Ordinance No. 90-1 amends, revises, and replaces the comprehensive plan of the City of Apalachicola, with the following modifications:
1. Page 10 of Ordinance 90-1 is amended as
follows: This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption by the City
Commission for the City of Apalachicola, and as modified by the Administration
Commission on February 28, 1991.
2.
Amend the City of Apalachicola Comprehensive Plan as follows:
a. Conservation Element Policy 2.2: By 1991,
the City shall adopt and implement a comprehensive stormwater management
ordinance which provides for:
(1) buffer
zones between the Apalachicola Bay/River and upland development so that
stormwater discharge is diverted away from surface waters;
(2) post-development runoff rates, volumes
and pollutant loads do not exceed pre-development
conditions.
b.
Conservation Element Policy 8.3: City land development regulations shall
prohibit the development and disturbance of the nesting areas of endangered
species, threatened species, and species of special concern, including the
nesting areas of turtles.
c.
Conservation Element Policy 8.5: The city shall prohibit the use of habitat
destroying vertical seawalls without rip rap reinforcement along natural water
body shorelines. The City will encourage the removal of existing seawalls when
the opportunity presents itself. Restoration will be accomplished by replacing
existing, deteriorating seawalls with sloped shorelines or rip rap which will
be vegetated where technically feasible. When properly done, such vegetated
areas will recreate habitat and also provide greater storm protection to upland
areas.
d. Conservation Element
Policy 8.8: The City shall protect manatees by imposing speed limits, within
the City's jurisdiction, on boats in areas frequented by manatees and by
posting signs indicating the presence of manatees.
e. Coastal Element Policy 2.5: The City shall
prohibit the use of habitat destroying vertical seawalls without rip rap
reinforcement along natural water body shorelines. The City will encourage the
removal of existing seawalls when the opportunity presents itself. Restoration
will be accomplished by replacing existing, deteriorating seawalls with sloped
shorelines or rip rap which will be vegetated where technically feasible. When
properly done, such vegetated areas will recreate habitat and also provide
greater storm protection to upland areas.
f. Coastal Element Policy 3.1: The City will
continue to implement the Septic Tank Abatement Program, Ordinance 89-4, which
is designed to correct any onsite sewage disposal systems that might endanger
the Apalachicola Bay.
g. Coastal
Element Policy 8.5: New sanitary sewer facilities in the hurricane
vulnerability zone shall be flood proofed, and raw sewage shall not leak from
sanitary sewer facilities during flood events.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 380.0555(10) FS. Law Implemented 380.0555(10) FS.
New 3-27-91.
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