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POLICY 2.3: The county shall not use public funds to <br />subsidize increased density or intensity of urban development <br />in high hazard coastal areas. However, public beach, <br />shoreline access, resources restoration, or similar projects <br />may be constructed. <br />POLICY 2.4: The county shall ensure that replacement of <br />infrastructure in high hazard coastal areas is at or below <br />existing service capacity, except where such replacement will <br />improve hurricane evacuation time, mitigate storm damage, or <br />meet regulatory requirements. Recreation and open space <br />improvements are exempt. <br />POLICY 2.5: High hazard coastal areas are defined as land <br />which is seaward of the Coastal Construction Control Line as <br />defined in Chapter 161 F.S., and land within the Federal <br />Emergency Management Administration "V" Zone as displayed on <br />National Flood Insurance Program Maps, Revised, November, <br />1987, or as may be subsequently revised. <br />OBJECTIVE 3 Maintenance of Established Levels -of -Service <br />By 1990, the county will have land development regulations which <br />ensure that development permits are issued only if infrastructure <br />is available to maintain adopted levels of service. <br />POLICY 3.1: By 1990, the county shall revise its land <br />development regulations to provide the basis for evaluating <br />proposed developments and assessing whether the planned and <br />existing infrastructure is sufficient to serve the proposed <br />development. The basis for these regulations will be the <br />concurrency management plan incorporated within this element. <br />Besides revising development regulations, the county will <br />prepare the computer files and take the actions identified in <br />the concurrency management plan section. <br />POLICY 3.2: The county shall use general obligation bonds and <br />other sources to raise the funding required to provide those <br />public facilities which cannot be constructed with user fees, <br />revenue bonds, impact fees or other dedicated revenue sources. <br />POLICY 3.3 The county shall approve development only in <br />accordance with the connection matrix identified in the <br />Sanitary Sewer sub -element, Table 3.A.16, Pg. 71.1. <br />POLICY 3.4: The county shall, concurrent with the impact of <br />new development, provide the infrastructure necessary to <br />maintain the level of service standards identified in the <br />various elements of the Comprehensive Plan. Where development <br />