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Comprehensive Plan Intergovernmental Coordination Element POLICY 5.8: The county and school board jointly will determine the consistency of proposed school sites and proposed school development projects with the comprehensive plan, as early in the design phase as possible. POLICY 5.9: The county and school board will hold joint meetings as needed. POLICY 5.10: �T7 he county and school board shall maintain theif faemefmdufn of understanding regarding egar�d t�` seleetien and site plan fe-oiews fef seheel fueilitiesan Interlocal A<rl't cincnt for Coordinated Plannin<l and School Concurrency. POLICY 5.11: The county shall review site plans for school development projects consistent with the development standards identified in Ch. 163, F.S. and Ch. 2-3-5101 F.S. Site plan review for school projects shall include but not be limited to: • compatibility with the surrounding properties • environmental concerns • health, safety, and welfare concerns With'resDect to compatibility_ the following standards shall ann v• • Schs • Out: • Play areas,a • School • �. VP.OPtAt1VF? will be designed to shii roperties from school light sources'. be designed to limit noise irnnacts of _open space areas, and setbacks may be used to midi?ate potential' compatibility problems. OBJECTIVE 6 Coordination of New Dredge Spoil Disposal Sites By 2000, the county will have a coordination mechanism with appropriate agencies for designation of new dredge spoil disposal sites within the county. POLICY 6.1: The county shall coordinate with the navigation and inlet districts and other appropriate state and federal agencies and the public in identifying dredge spoil disposal sites. POLICY 6.2: The county shall utilize the dispute resolution process of the coastal resource interagency management committee to resolve conflicts between the county and public agencies seeking a dredge spoil disposal site. Community Development Department Indian River County 58 Attachment 3