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Resolution Number
2008-196
Approved Date
12/02/2008
Agenda Item Number
10.A.2.
Resolution Type
Amendment
Entity Name
Coastal Management Element
Future Land Use Element
Florida Department of Community Affairs
Subject
Approving the transmittal of a proposed IRC Comprehensive Plan Amendment
Changing the definition of the Coastal High Hazard area
Depicting the Coastal High Hazard area on the future land use map
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Comprehensive Plan Coastal Management Element <br />TABLE 9,14 <br />SAFFIR-SIMPSON HURRICANE SCALL <br />Category III Winds of 11 I to 130 MPH. <br />Evacuation routes cut off by rising water three (3) to four (4) hours <br />before landfall. Mobile homes destroyed; some structural damage <br />to small buildings (inland); severe damage on the coast. <br />Category IV Winds of 131 to 155 MPH. <br />Evacuation routes cut off by rising water three (3) to five (5) hours <br />before landfall. Major damage to lower floors of buildings near <br />shore. Extensive damage to windows, doors and roofmg material. <br />Category V Winds in excess of 155 MPH. <br />Evacuation routes cut off by rising water thre (3) to five (5) hours <br />before landfall. Small structures destroyed; extensive damage to <br />vN indows and doors; and, collapse of roofs on most residential and <br />industrial buildings. <br />• Coastal High 1 Lazard Area <br />As�1e# ned-by 1 .� C'h tpte�=lf�� h I the{4�ast2i1-1 ITh tArz�t-(GI=It4A consist <br />of -flee c I hu3� is e. Thi 'Id 1�� �r ElelxL ec3 n <br />ti, as -,ell as 1z����I-lyingn4�r}g�I3e��est bank��f <br />t l c' -1 -R -I,. <br />The coastal high -hazard area is the area below the elevation of the. categ,ory 1 store► <br />surge line as established by a Sea, Lake, and Overland Surges for IIurricanes <br />(SLOSH) computerized storm surfje model. <br />Within the CHHA, there are several large tracts of land in the unincorporated County that <br />consist of environmentally -sensitive estuarine wetlands. In the unincorporated area, those <br />lands, located along both sides of the IRL, are designated "C-2" on the future land use <br />map. `C-2" designated lands may be developed at one (1) unit per 40 acres or used for a <br />density transfer of one (1) unit per acre to an upland site. <br />Most of the land in the unincorporated County within the CI IHA consists of residential <br />land with dcveloprnent potential and permitted densitics ranging from three (3) to ten <br />(10) units per acre. A substantial portion of this land is currently developed. Much of that <br />development took place at a time when the CIII-IA was more nar-owly defined as land on <br />the barrier island, east of the Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL). <br />In the unincorporated area, the CHHA also contains a shall portion of the commercially <br />designated knid in three (3) areas. Those areas within the CHHA are: the Medical Node <br />Appendix A <br />
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