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OBJECTIVE 1 CONSTRUCTION OF CAPITAL FACILITIES By 1990, the County shall have Capital Improvement systems which identify all existing and future needs and ensure the provision of facilities and services which meet these needs. - NO COMMENT OBJECTIVE 2 DEVELOPMENT IN HIGHHAZARDCOASTAL—AREAS By 1990, the county will have eliminated all public expenditures that subsidize development in high hazard coastal areas. Director Keating explained that this is different than the Hurricane Vulnerability Zone. It is a much narrower area. OBJECTIVE 3 MAINTENANCE OF ESTABLISHED LEVELS -OF -SERVICE By 1991, the county will have land development regulations which ensure that development permits are issued only if infrastructure is available to maintain adopted levels of service. NO COMMENT OBJECTIVE 4 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT'S SHARE OF CAPITAL COSTS The county will have a Capital Improvements program which ensures that future developments bear a proportionate share of the cost of providing the infrastructure required to maintain adopted levels of service standards. - NO COMMENT OBJECTIVE 5 LOCAL GOVERNMENT'S ABILITY TO PROVIDE REQUIRED --------- ------- ------- SERVICES AND FACILITIES The county will have a capacity monitoring system for all improvements and facilities identified in the various elements of the Comprehensive Plan in order to ensure that the county can adequately plan for necessary facility improvements. Mrs. Offutt noted that Policy 5.3 sets priorities for different types of development, and she questioned the rationale whereby new orders permitting redevelopment would take priority over new orders permitting new developments where the applicant agrees to participate in the provision of infrastructure. Director Keating explained that generally with redevelopment you get a better utilization of existing facilities, and also it is more in -fill. AUG 2 3 1�65 9 800