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CHAPTER 910 <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />910.01 <br />910.02 <br />910.03 <br />910.04 <br />910.05 <br />910.06 <br />910.07 <br />910.08 <br />910.09 <br />910.10 <br />910.11 <br />910.12 <br />910.13 <br />Section 910.01 <br />(1) Title <br />CONCURRENCY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM <br />Title, Background and Intent <br />Certificate of Concurrency Determination <br />No Taking or Abrogation of Vested Rights <br />Definitions <br />Interpretation and Administration of the Indian <br />River County Concurrency Management System <br />Establishment of Fee for Concurrency Review <br />Development Review System <br />Determination of Concurrency, Generally <br />Determination of Concurrency, Components <br />Level of Service Standards Established in the <br />Comprehensive Plan <br />Determination of Concurrency Specifically <br />Appeal Process and Vested Rights Determination <br />Assignability and Transferability <br />Title, Background and Intent <br />This chapter shall be known as the Indian River County Concurrency <br />Management System". <br />(2) Background <br />On February 13, 1990, the Indian River County Board of County <br />Commissioners adopted the Indian River County Comprehensive <br />Plan. The adoption of a comprehensive plan is required by <br />the Local Government Comprehensive Planning and Land <br />Development Regulation Act, Chapter 163, Part II, Florida <br />Statutes, as amended (the Act), a primary objective of which <br />is to effectively manage the problems associated with <br />Florida's rapid population growth. A key element of the Act <br />(Section 163.3177 (10)(h), Florida Statutes) is the concept <br />of "concurrency" expressed as follows: <br />"It is the intent of the Legislature that public <br />facilities and services needed to support development <br />shall be available concurrent with the impacts of such <br />development". <br />The Act further requires that each local government adopt <br />locally acceptable levels of service (LOS) for its various <br />public facilities and then provide for the capital <br />improvements necessary to maintain these adopted levels of <br />service. Levels of service adopted by local governments must <br />be reasonably attainable and financially feasible. <br />110 <br />