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Resolution Number
2007-047
Approved Date
05/08/2007
Agenda Item Number
9.A.5
Resolution Type
Amendment
Entity Name
Florida Department of Community Affairs
Subject
Amendments to Capital Improvements Element
Text Intergovernmental Coordination Element
Public Schools Facilities Element
Archived Roll/Disk#
3129
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Comprehensive Plan Public School Facilities Element <br />performing arts centers, and stadiums. Co -location and shared use of school and <br />governmental facilities for health care and social services should also be considered. <br />As detailed in Figure 12.7, several co -location opportunities are available for existing <br />facilities. Middle schools and high schools are particularly well equipped to serve as <br />community centers because of their capacity, parking, and multi-purpose classrooms. If <br />middle schools were available for such purposes, community associations and private <br />organizations could utilize schools for meetings and events. The North County Park, <br />located near Sebastian River Middle School, provides an opportunity for mutual benefit. <br />Oslo Middle School, which is located adjacent to the South County Park, also provides an <br />opportunity for benefit. Both of these examples highlight opportunities for the shared use <br />of public school and park facilities. <br />For each instance of co -location and shared use, the School Board and the County or <br />affected municipality must enter into an agreement addressing each party's liability, <br />operating and maintenance costs, scheduling of use, facility supervision, and other issues <br />that may arise. <br />As residential development occurs near school facilities, opportunities exist for the <br />County and School District to jointly plan for community focal points and parks. <br />Recently, the County completed planning efforts on the South County Initiative and the <br />West County Initiative. These initiatives involve several adjacent residential <br />development projects and the provision of pedestrian facilities, future school sites, parks, <br />and a connected roadway grid. Such coordinated planning between the School District <br />and the County ensures that proposed school sites will be consistent with land use plans <br />and regulations. Likewise, a co -location review by the School District of a proposed <br />County capital project will enhance co -location opportunities. The required coordinated <br />planning for co -location will additionally result in capital savings for the School District <br />and the County. <br />Community Development Department Indian River County <br />39 <br />
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