Backup Documents 05/18/1999 SBOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SPECIAL MEETING OF
MAY 18, 1999
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
,:!...~.. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, COI.,I,IER COUN'I'Y, FI,OI*,II)A
.;¢}~( ,-.~ Tuesday, May iS 1999
Notice ia h~by given that the Collier County Board of Counly Commissioners will meet in the
Board's Cfia~be~ on the Third Floor of the Xdministration B~ilding {Building F) at thc Collier
County G0v~mment Complex, Naples, Florida, to d~scuss the rcvmw and authorizalion of
proposed I~guage developed by staff and the Ad }loc Comprehensive Phm Standards
Committee for remedial amendments m response to findings of non-compliance of ~l~e County's
Growth M~gement Plan by the Stale of Fiohda Department of Community Affifirs and thc
Division ofAdministmtive }teahngs, a~ the above slated lime and date.
Copies oflh ,~aganda for said meeting will be made available Io the press and may be obtained al
the office [f~he County Administrator, same location, same period of time.
¢.
· ho d~id~ to appeal a decision of this Board ~s ill need a record of the proceedings
;~lO, ~d therefore may need to ensure that a verbatim record of tim proceedings is
made, wh[el ~o~ includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONF. I~,S
COLLIER COUN'I'Y, FI.OP, II)A
PAMELA S. MAC'KIE, CttAIRWOMAN
DWtGIIT E. BP, O('K, CI.ERK
By:/s/Maurccn Kcnyon
Deputy CIc~ k
Nap(e~, FL 3&flO~
Affidavit of Pubttcatto~ Naplel Dat ty Hevl
BOARD OF COUNTY ¢O~NISSIONERS
ATTN: TOe4YA PHZLLIPS
PO BOX &1~016
NAPLES FL
REFERENCE: (X)12~0 ' #912713
57878/.00 :~ NOTICE OF PUBLZC HEE
State of Ft. orJda
County of CotLier
Before the u~derligned authorJ
appeared Angels Bryant, vho on oath says that she
servem es AslJstant Secretary of the Nap[es Oat[y
Nevi, I daily ne~lpeper et Nepl, es, ~n
F Lot ida :pub I, 1 Ihed
Co[Lter C~ty, that the attached copy
of the edvertistr~g wes ~Lilhed tn said nevspaper
o~ datel UIted.
Afftant further la~,l ~hat the latd Naptel Oat[y
Cotl. tar ¢ount:y~ ~LorJd·~ ·nd that the laid
n~.?~r has heretofore ~ continuously
pu~shed tn laid CoLLier County, FLorida, each
day and hal b~e~ entered ·t lecc~d CLall mail
·attar ·~ the post office tn Naptel, tn
CotHer Co~mty, F~or~da, for a period o~ 1 yea~
next pre. ceding the first p~bttcattof~ ot' the
attacr~cl copy of ~dverttlement; and affiant
further says that she hal netther potd ~or
proetsed any per$o~, ftrm on coporatto~ any
dtscount~ rebate, coem$1lto~ on refund for the
purpole of mecurtng thtl eclverttsement for
Pubttcatto~ In the laid neulpeper.
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AD SPACE: 68.000 INCH
FILED 0#: 05/17/99
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Slgrmtur:e Of Affian _ .
$~orn to end iubscr~.bed.before me
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COLLIER COUNTY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AGENDA
Tuesday, May 18, 1999
9:00 a.m.
NOTICEI ALL PERSONS WISHING TO SPEAK ON ANY AGENDA ITEM MUST
REGISTER PRIOR TO SPEAKING. SPEAKERS MUST REGISTER WITH THE
COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR TO THE PRESENTATION OF THE AGENDA
ITEM TO BE ADDRESSED.
COLLIER COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 99-22 REQUIRES THAT ALL LOBBYISTS
SHALL, BEFORE ENGAGING IN ANY LOBBYING ACTIVITIES (INCLUDING,
BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ADDRESSING THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS), REGISTER WITH THE CLERK TO THE BOARD AT THE
BOARD MINUTES AND RECORDS DEPARTMENT.
'ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION OF THIS BOARD WILL
NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS PERTAINING THERETO, AND
THEREFORE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE
PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND
EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED.
ALL REGISTERED PUBLIC SPEAKERS WILL BE LIMITED TO FIVE (5)
MINUTES UNLESS PERMISSION FOR ADDITIONAL TIME IS GRANTED BY
THE CHAIRWOMAN.
ii!ASSISTED LISTENING DEVICES FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED ARE
:i'i?AVAILABLE IN THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.
1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
REVIEW AND AUTHORIZATION OF PROPOSED LANGUAGE DEVELOPED
BY STAFF AND THE AD HOC COMPREHENSIVE PLAN STANDARDS
COMMITTEE FOR REMEDIAL AMENDMENTS IN RESPONSE TO FINDINGS
OF NON-COMPLIANCE OF THE COUNTY'S GROWTH ~'L~NAGEMENT PLAN
BY THE DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS
Ad Hoc Conunittee,s Report supported 4/1 (Commissioner
Mac'Kie opposed)
I
May 18, 1999
APPROVAL OF RESPONSE TO THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OF
PLANNING
AND BUDGETING REGARDING THE SHERIFF'S BUDGET APPEAL
Approved - 5/0
PUBLIC coMMENT
John Boldt regarding support for the County Administrator
ADJOURN
2
M.¥ 18. 1999
IN RE:
BEFORE THE ADMINISTRATION COMMISSION
STATE OF FLORIDA
Appeal of:
Collier County Sheriff's Office
Appeal of FY 1998-99 Budget
Don Hunter, Sheriff
Collier County, Florida
COLLIER COUNTY'S MEMORANDUM OF LAW CONCERNING THE
COLLIER COUNTY SHERIFF'S RESERVE FOR CONTINGENCIES
COMES NOW, Board of County Commissioners, Collier Coun~ Florida, by its undersigned
counsel, and files this Memorandum of Law.
FACTS
The Collier County Board of County Commissioners has a long standing policy to
include a reserve for contingencies for the Sheriff's operating fund in the Collier County
General Fund reserves. In fiscal years 1993 to 1996, no separate reserve for contingencies
was requested. In fiscal year 98-99, a separate reserve ,.vas requested. The Collier County
Board of County Commissioners reduced the Sheriff's reserve for contingencies to zero
because of the County's long standing policy to include a reserve for contingencies for the
Sheriff's operating fund in the Collier County General Fund reserve. The adopted budget
policy related to reserves provides:
Operating funds may budget, at a minimum, a 5% reserve for
contingency. A reserve for contingency is typically budgeted in all
operating funds, with the exception of the Constitutional Officer funds.
Reserves for the Constitutional Officers Funds shall be appropriated within
the County General Fund.
DISCUSSION
The Board of County Commissioners exercised its discretion and acting in the best
interests of the citizens of Collier County, placed a sum for the reserve for contin§encies
for the Sheriff in the Collier County General Fund reserves. Section 30.49/6), Florida
Statutes, provides in pertinent part that "... and the board or commission, as the case may
be, shall include the reserve for contingencies provided herein for each budget of the
Sheriff in the reserve for contingencies in the budget of the appropriate county fund." The
Board of County Commissioners determined that it is fiscally re-~ponsible to reduce the
proposed reserve for contingencies in the Sheriffs budget to zero and include a reserve for
contingencies for the Sheriff in the Collier County General Fund reserves. The Board of
County Commissioners determined in the public hearings heid pursuant to Section
200.065, Florida Statutes, that the "appropriate count~, fund" for the Sheriff's reserve for
contingencies is the Collier County General Fund reserves.
The practice of Board of County Commissioners utilizin§ the "appropriate county
fund", viz, the Collier County General Fund reset'es, per Section 30.46(61, Florkla
Statutes, is consistent with Section 30.49(/"), Florida Statutes, which [)rovides:
The reserve for contingencies in the budget of a sheriff shall be governed
by the same provisions governin§ the amount and use of the reserve for
contin§encies appropriated in the county budget, e.~:cepl that the reserve
for contingency in the budget of the sheriff shall be appropriated upon
written request of the sheriff.
The Collier Coumy Board of Commissioners applies the same provisions governing
the amount and use of the reserve for contingencies appropriated in the county budget. If
there were a reserve for contingency ~~J.~lJ~, th{~n pursuant to Section
30.49(7), the Sheriff could appropriate the reserve amount by a written request. ,Although
the Board of County Commissioners, pursuant to Sections 30.49(6, and 17), Florida
selected the Collier County General Fund reserve as the "appropriate county
fund" for the Sheriff's reserve for contingencies, it is noted that the Board generally has not
denied the Sheriff's previous written budget amendment requests for additional monies
from the Counb/'s General Fund reserve. The Board has fulfilled its responsibilities,
utilizing the empowering and discretionary language of Section 30.49, Florida Statutes,
particularly subsections (6) and (?), construed in par/mater/a, to achieve a legal budgetary
determination for the Sheriff.
Previous history of the Sheriff's own budget proposal submissions for prior years
documents that IEe Sheriff doesn't perceive that a dollar amount specifically itemized as
"Reserve for contingencies" per Section 30.49(2)(a), Florida Statutes, in the Sheriff's budget
is required - because it didn't appear in the Sheriff's budget submittals for fiscal years 1993
- 1996.
The Board of County Commissioners has reduced an olher',vise significant millage
increase impact upon the property owners/taxpayers of the Count,,,, for a Sheriff's resen,,e
l'or contingencies by not placing it directly in the Sheriff's bu(t~eL Nonetlleless, the
Sheriff's reserve for contingencies exists, is recognized and available ~','ithin a county fund
and the Board, charged with the County government and constitutional officer budget
adoption process, has acted responsibly in its fiduciary role to tt~e residents of Collier
County.
CONCLUSION
Collier County's placement of a Sheriff's bud§el reserve ior conlin§encies in
the Collier County General Fund reserves is consistent with Section 30.49, Florida Statutes,
~nd ~t benefits the citizens of Collier Count,.
h:publlc/hl~/%f,:~99memo/cc Shen/t's Resen.e
Respectively Submitted,
County Attorney
Florida Bar No. 369233
Collier County Government Center
3301 Tamiami Trail, East
Administration Building, 8'~' Floor
Naples, Florida 34112
Tel: (941) 774.8400
Fax: (941) 774-0225
and
!
Heidi F.-Ashton, Esquire
;\ssislant County A~lorney
Florida Bar No. 966770
Collier County Government Center
3301 Tamiami Trail, East
Administration Building, 8*' Floor
Naples, Florida 34112
Tel: (941) 774-8400
Fax: (941) 7;'4-0225
Recommended Language Changes to the 2/2/99 Settlement Proposal
Adopted by the Comprehensive Plan Standards Ad-hoc (;ommittee
Drainage~_l_~,b. Element May 17, 1999
Policy 1.1.2
Impleme~t'procedures within the County's 1 and Development Code (Section ~ :~ $ a ~'~) and Ihose
procedur~i"delegated by the South Flori~a \\rater ,Xlanacement District pursua~i]i, i"l.,"r~da Statutes chapter
373, and[~apter 1740 and title 40-E, Florida Admlnis~ati,..e Code, to ensure that al the time a
developr~c~t pen~ ~ ia issued, pre-development versus post development discharee rates are
monitor~o assure that adequate water management facility capacity is available or ;','~11 be available when
needed t~'~rve the development. C-tm. em-4e,,~4ol~m,n~q~~h~,.~._l,,,4.~4tA~r4_&~,a:~,,
site discharge contributed bv a development is limited to amount- .,,,.~-:~- ......
· · ~ ..~ IIILII ',~.'111 not cal. lsc acl')'crsc OIl-sile
u'npacts v ' 't, ' a ver a' a e.
These amounts racy-be are determined by t_.h~: (most restrictive applies)
Historic pre-development discharges;
a.) Amounts determined in previous South Florida Water Management District Fe,':~lit actions;
b.) Amounts specified in South Florida Water Management District criteria (Basis of Review :\ppendix
2);
C.) Amounts based on system capaciw for selected County primary outfall canals, unless special
engineering studies are provided gy a Registered Professional Engineer, shall ~,.' as loll'owe:
~sin
--o; , Va:. _at .-a Road:
~ 25 year(3
i '2 -a q:u'~u:4 asin_~
'q- u. "Van_'e :' t ach Road
2~ year'3 da'..______.d
25 year '~ dr:'.'
~"d~~~~e in exces~ nCO. 15 cF~ 'acre. Variation,,
~ ~L'~'L~O-~~'~tr~'~t - '~~"l~ee~i~° t~r. eEarcd by a R,e-isteret!
Future Land Use Element
II. A GKICULTURA L/R L'p,~. L DESIGNATION
The Agricultural/Rural Land Use Desiznat~on i~ for ~hose areas that are ~v rcmc)t.~ from tee e~cist:ng
development patlern, tTpicaliy lack pu'~lic facilities and sel'vzccs, are more cn:'iroa::~.:ntallv sensm;'e or are
in agricultural production. Urbar. ization :s not promoted, therefore most aliowable land' (:scs -',re of Iow
intensity in an effort to maintain and promote the n~ral character of these lan,is. The_ht_~r~iecti:'es
cjustenne residential units and the vreservat o ,a a r as ar t al t ~ th
vlar~¢
contieuous Btural areas; to restoze in]pac~c,J sites to natural area',, a'
converted from a~ricultural uses ~o other uses: and to preserve interconnect,rd ~,,etl_a_:~..!.~.n_
corriqlor~ and to discouraee urban sprawl ~~.zre_,ddt_,t~tia
-~' ~¢[ive recreational uses Is encouraeed to cjuster development [ml~nc__q!~,qnd tn be deveh)l_~ed i, the
form of' a Planned Unit Development (Pl,~.I)_l.,~and/or ..................
-- _ utilize ~l~e c t ster~,d ..... , .... ._u.,..._ 'e Ul
~_ceordance with Pglicv 6.4.2 of Ihe .. - ~ deve_hmmeI~t nhern'~ti~. ....
Cnn~ervatioI~ .~nd Coa'~tal~fanaeement l"lt~ ~ent
,41J ~e'~v projects in the Asricuhural~ural and the Cnn~ervatiorl l,and t",e l)e'dgmt~jon,~
residential, commercial nr :~cfive recreational use5 eh'q] be subject to the a~ble .rovi,don,~
· v .2 f vat n oas(al h an.-,oe en le n~' hnwev r Policv 6 4 ~' hall not
· . o n u . or w t a ot ntv develo me t order v.'a,~ is,riled riot to the
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Adopted by lhe Comprehensive Plan Stanclards Ad-hoc Committee
May 17~ 1999
A. Rural Fringe-Mixed Use District
~ hl*~ dt I i-tis-- ~ om.nmlat I:,w de.p,~itv re~idenfi~ ! devel,pmem, a~ricullur:d
iv ie and a · a desi,,na d as ur I in*e are,enerallvlneated imrnediatelv
u in,, t Ir an i~,n ted rea r ar w sl o E at Desiona d a eas which ermit td,,her
d t e a a d ar a w e cent -", tilit' . a Innn d. ~e Rural FrJng~
· tri t i inlend d o rovide a transition from the nunt`."s Urban and E~,talt,~ desi~ w, led. l_.,nd,~
those desi hated as ~a'rlcultura[-..*,Ii.~ d t;se. Where a .in,de to'cci inchide~ ts.~h Urban nmi RtLr_aJ
'ri~nd density r om the I;rhnn land~ m:v,, be shifled t. thc l,tur: I F'rin,se
d r t re ye n tire v -etat'on the ;rbnn Inn Is r ','itl d lhat Ihe nver:~ll den,,itv allow: hl,.,
,~ned la d_ i not e~c~
~ll..Y.:l:the following uses ~r.e-. ~ pem6tted in this District:
a. Agricultural uses such as farming, ranching, forestry, bee-keepin.u,.p.t_Lr~_er_i?
b, Residential uses at a m~ximum densely of one dwelling unit on each five acr~. ::,~zt.
non-conforming lots o~'record; .
c. Habitat presen'ation uses;
Parks, open space and recreational uses. gob'courses;
e. Essential services-e,3 de F. ned~4.~,..,k~r,~m~_4~' a~ servi;:.-_<~,'!Z~.~.::_~;:¢__.%xl
,r ,v' ~ewa~ . e~ teIe -i one elec,ric tv cable television or ct, ....... _.L '_. '.~&'_.JL'_' ._"_.'
L~" ~'~"~ ~.at~L~ LL'IL'¥1blOn ClI' ('~_,,,Hd ..... ~.. [.~ .-.
f. Safety. sen'ice facilities
g. Community facilities fiC-g.!~~ie- -~'ona uws ~h:c:,.,,_~:.rve the c~.'~:x:,,: v t
~ such as, churches. ~roup housme uses cemeteries· and schools and ~ci' ,.' facihii'7.~-~,-r,;~ii;ic.--I
~','e -e',;,_ _bi 5ac es's t~i .-a. erial or cntirc:,,r road or tn ~t:ch
,oadwav,~,,. ~e ' · (%u tv%cz e:t-fa ifa rn~cnr i.h..'::t.m ' '
:-J ~ :': · - - 1-......!:.;Z:
:. "- :. -' :-':.. :I :'L. '-.. I: .'e"a~.t~4?~4.~t.....a~..~.~.,._.,....... ,:.,.,_._~u
·: -'" .... ~--""/-.'" ..-: :.; -- -, a~. 'v4,3h. eot..~.-,.a,.M4~t~..,, L · ,"' ,
I. Migrant labor housing ~~ses at a maximum d_. ..... it... ~f l
acre subject to the dev,'torment ~n_._dard~; for farm labor housing as p:ovid,:d ~:: the l.and
Development Code; --
j. Eart~ mining, oil extraction and related processing;
k. ,An a.-x, sphalt p[ant ~~--a~ a C,',nditional Use _or
/gi!owin~.critelda: '.w~evr...~a:~ cn:t:~.~tihihv, with surtoundin,g land usa:s: i, :x~: iota:ed wi~hirt
Count,,. State or Feder=l.iur;sdictim:ai ~vedand are:: and any ,.qtl; e~. b',:, ,ct .' '::?st .,:,
within 1.000 feet cfa Florida State Par.k; is ~;,;t located ~'it~in d~e ..'~r'.',~ o(('mx:d Stat..'
depicted on the Future Land Use ?,lap; ---~ is r, ot located w~thin 1.000 test c: .: ..a.::ra,
and is no: located ~'it~,in 1.000 t'~,rt 9fa Natural Resetlrc~' Pr~z~_~.,o.n area.
1. Corm'v, ercml uses access, cry to other permitted u~es, ~uch as restavrant access, :.v lo ?Il' course
retail sales of produce accessory to farming, .~,~ long as restrictions or limham.::, are impos~'d
insure the commercial me functions as an accessory, subordinate use. S~:ch re*t: ic:ior:~
lirmtations .%=12 include limiting fl~e s~ze and or location o£ the c,*n,ne-cial u.,..' ,nc[ or I::::~:::~:.
access to the commercial u~e: '
m. Co,.'v. mercial uses. within the R-~-r.*.! r- ....... ,., . . , .
Subdistrict based upon c,"i:eria ofthe 5; ~b(h,,.. % ........ -=-~"-'--~=-:'- -:'----.,_~
n. Industrial uses v.'itbin :?.e Rural - Indu~rria! I);
o, Travel trailer recreational vehicle parks, pro'. ;ded ~e followim: criteria arc
1. The maximum dcnsi.ty is ~ ac__;~::
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~ted by the Comprehensive Plan Standards Ad-hoc Committee
51ay 17, 1999
2, site has direct l:'rinc]pal accc.,,s to a road classified as an arterial m thc f raffle Clrculanon
element, direct principal access defined as a driveway and:'or road,.,.ay c,,r:nection t,, tee after;si
road, v,'ith no access points from inter.'cning propcmes: and.
3. The use will be compatible with surrounding land uses.
Dt ri ~I.qnnoement Plan.
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The overall purpose of the Cor'aev,'ation Designation is to conserve ~nd me:r,:a:n
Collier Count' and their associated environmental, recreational and ect;,,;u:=l:c b:m,,::5:s
possess ecological and physic-,/characteristics tba~ justify anempts to maintain
resource:;. Baa'Tier Islands. coasm! bays and wetlands desen'c particular street:on
ecological value and :heir sensid',-ity to permrbatior:. It is b.-'cause o1' this that aH
development in the Conservation Designation must be subject to rigorous rc',':..'w
oft.he de;'elopment do not des:'oy or una¢ceptal~ly degrade the inhe:ent func:iun::!
Consev.'atior. Designation is ia:ended to protect certain vital natu:al re~ou:cc area...' of thc Count>,
h....".'atural Re~rea/Public Ow_ne~ District
~ * '~~~ov,'ncd, primarily, by the public. 2..h ?a,..:h Fr?~'ate~'...-.~u k.::~ :,,
and privately owned conservation areas which ar~hicnllv within these areng do exist 'l hese
r'vnt Iv own d ar a~ ar ,~uh' to th Rt ral Frinoe stands tls and u~es until such time n~ they :Jrt,
a_K.quired by a ~ TI:lc boundaries of~a_~ce Prntec_j~,.',:_rea~___~uhliz
~ C ' ' .... :i.=. '. meOW...e,.4.~3~ chan~e in the fl~::~re ...,.~.~.--v~..,_~=.-
a.~ addi!j_onal lan_L~_~d ar..~e ~~h~Dtv. 5t_3_nLe. Fs'd._e_ra ¢invernmznL and :}:c~r resnecnve
~r ~ ur;?mse t thc ('¢,untv ~:n~s I't:..__.~:'.Ire lam! usc map ,erie,
· lud*theead ~ la, s:v't i
Agr_e~a_nds. This ~-~-~:!c_.h:des f..eh--d:e r',,ll;,,,~'m,:
· Everglades National Park
· Big Cypress National Presen'e
· Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge
· Fakahatchee Strand State Preserve,
· Collier-Seminole State Park
· Rookery Bay
· 10,000 Islands National Esmarme Research R:sen'e
· Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Recreation Area
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May 17, 1999
· Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary (privately owned).
· Corkscew Regional Ecosystem Watershed (CREW) Trust
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- '-- - ---.-"".':c .'~~._;: · ~ -. .t-m-,d4m~ . · '- ...-' . . ', ¢__'nN~:F-.the £ollowin~
uses maybe ~ permitted in this Dis~ct ~
a. allla ' '' in ublicownc i asofJa uarv I 1090
density of one dwelling unit per f+ve f_9..~ross acres, ~ ~ands that :re in priva:.,:
~- ~', d iii s ha a, Iv:
Wit i t - ' ',re ~ Pr--..'ea J :1, it'o- one dwelling unitlr~r 3 gross
acres ~- "-:': -- ~ ._- · -._,' _; _. ,.
..... ' '
- W'~~en Gape
.el, i-a -a: n-e . o..i -l.:t recor
a~tura Re ource Protection ~ Owv, ershb any
co,fro _ '~ lot ~ee. !e.~s that~ ,10 ,..'ro~s ac.~- in size ma:' be develop-:,! a:
..-:~_--- _ .. _.....- _ ._.,. _. -- ;
Staffhousing in conjunc:ion ,,vis sa£ety service facilities and essential s'.'rx'i;~:s, at a dens:v:' m
accordance with the Land Development Code;
C--.~'~.;
g..{l. Esse.-.tial ser~'ices...~ deFa~ed ~~C-o-~.; a~. ser,.-ices de~:,_,ned nnd or'era:ed
rovid water ew r e~ ~an-~~z,-qbt::ior: !it',es cable
or c ~_ studio,-, - e'.va~,e IT! stat:on and er~:e:ze,"ic'.'pn'.t er
:-cmr.toth. - erat.u, li-_-
b.c. Parks. open space and recreational uses~;
; '- - i --:_ :. .;-~'.-.
Cormmercial uses accessory to other ?e,,"mmed use.~, such as restaurant .,ccz:'<,~' to op.e:a::on
Park or Preserve;
Safety sen'ice facilities;
~._-_.:.' ..:-. _.'i' :~
~.h. Agricultureill u ' ~, n ;n or e-keeni - nurseries-: and.
®4- Oil extraction and related -i,." '~~- -u?-_ u-- o,: e. tr',c i ~
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Adopted by the Comprehensive Plan Standards Ad-hoc Committee
May 17, 1999
Add:
order lo roe lv faeilitale Ih cre:ltion ora corn rehenqve and slr;,c-i~n for lht. t.t.t.t.t.t.t.t.t.Z.' pri~atel,.-
-~a I ~a uraJ re~;otLrl,~e~re~Dct-I nrivate properly I
~ea~r a limit d li~zlemented~~folln~l~
T,le ~~e~ re:Iv Pro emies Qverlav Ar~~~deq:,n:,ed mi tho~e laml~
m ri~inothe C e ' ~ d n the Future Land rseM~ . TheE~:A
· eriodnfthr i- ~r,o~Mana~emenlPlanAmendment~:lre:i n~tednddre~i,,'
the ~~ occur: ~o:-n~ the "~dv aM~ PlanniM~Period~
Policy 7.2.:
~n- lh~v and Pl~~~Z~tir,~clt~dhl~.urrcnI i~L,~ and
d ~~en~i,'e lannino
~( ~~~~ I ' J : aFF d c ,. u,t< ,_ ~be ownerCzj~Se. Tile data
~s aerial ~oto., a, v and ~ ~J~~~j l~ ~rzct~:~2:illincl2~jte
: The Eastern Collier County Properties. consistin,4 of approximateh' 1§5.000 acres, art' all ~irhit: thc
[ural Designation of Collier Count-,' and are located ea'~t of ¢;oldetl Gate E~tatc~.
Immokalee and north of public pre'~erve lands such as the Big Cypress Preserve and Ihe
Florida Panther Wildlife Refuge, and are depleted on lhe Future I,and [,:se 31ap incorporated by
reference herein. '~'*
Re¢ontmended l.an~uaffe ('hanses to lhe 2/2/99 geltlemunl
Adopted by the ('onlprehcnsivc l'lan Standards Ad-h.c ('onlmillre
.~lav 17, 1999
h r a ne sso k t' tx' s ~' 1 ¢]~ vul latJoll mar ' ;irld IolljLX3.1l~ ii.___~.'t'._tl?
)ur n ni an 'f v P i~d ro o ! ;row h M:inaoent,nt i'lan az~Edn~3, nI~
~~ h :~--I :n.~onsid ralinf~plement and tnsu,~ ~r. lttfion
m ortant na r r. ou s main ai and i1 1aRC Ih economic viability
o mlunitvanda ) o ri' elandu~e~ re~~lyriel~pr,~id~ f, rdtlixtrx
aciliti, and er~icen ssh n and wh r need 'd and a o ~riate. Th ~ro ~osed amrn~ merits ~sill
ann ssthe rmvlh ot,ntialo theF : 'P()~bvas~es~in,the ntential 'm~vcrsion oF rural
nih rusn ina ro riatel,calion whiledis ou a,inourhans~ra~l direclin~aliblehmd
n wavfron rii Ila~'la at t .ufa fit , I v I m n h~ive
c i In n I o i I f urha v'lla ~ n w wn~ ~alellite c.mmtmifie~arca.hascd
I oations just ill o fln a rov*siOllS nad tllixt,( tls (l 'vt'In )IIlCllt~
rio o h a o f on ~ross ~ ara ,t, lll '!1 I jflll %IfIl, il(jIll lis for or Ill, ,)J)ir;lliol~ ljl~
P an t or boy 1 llo~vin- lan I us res ri finns shall a ~ fly t, the
Ih- Fu u~d %
a. N 'additional r sidential d 'vein )nlcnl will be )erlllillt, d cxct, ~t farnl ~s orkt, r hutt~EE
lirectlv related lo su -mrl of farmin- o ~ralions.
b~ilH~, al:o~v 'd.
c. Th re ssill b no ex nqon of ublic ~ater or sc~s r ~er~ice t, Iht [~('('l' ['ur
d. ~ rieullural activ'fl .$ shall be s lb'ecl lo ). mitlin, r .( uiremenls ,f lilt' ~olllh H,rida XVah. r
Mana em )'slri an l n h r re,ulalorv atlllmr'tJ ,$ as urr 'nih re( uircd.
nile ifl nd a rah'sis' I d us, rese rch alttJ all~sis inlpjICl :ltl llssis nfx ~ri~us land u~c
a~d ~ ~nl -~- m it rg~j -IIS arid rc~gw. Thc ~roc .s~ wiJl I)e ,~ltidc. d I)s
committee ~ consist of ?~77 ersons~adc(l bs fhe member or the Board ,f (',unlv
ommi. nin r. i whos diqrict h ECC'P ar, located xxilh ~ublic mectim,~ tu he_ hehl ut thc
~1 s~ tile ~roct. ss. 'r!~3. Pl:m ,~mendmenls will br rcvicxscd :,~ ~oxidt'd
b~~ ~H Io i,a
FUTURE I..\NI) USE 31AI' SERll'.'S
Future i.and Use ?,l:]p INeed to l)elele Private NRP:\s-I~,rllecf thai I.;nderh'in~
Land Use is Rural Fringe, Delete North Belle 3leade Suhl)istrict..Xdd thc E('~'i'(),x ]
5lixcd Use & Interchange Activity ('enters
Properties Consistent by l'olicy (5.9,5.10,5. II1
Collier County ~ ctlands ! 994/95 S I.'XX .Xl I)
Wellhead I'ro~
Potable Water Suh-Elemunt
Policy 1.5.1
Discour.',ge urban spraxx'l by ~ hmmn_g_,.¢ntral pot,lhlc x~:tlcr sc~,. ,cc~ ~-~eff~-o~ lied and
/acJJJtJcS or sca'ices o~lsidc lilt- ['rb~ ArCd. t~dqu'd -n Xl,i Z I'XV~ 1 ~, ~.F~hc d~c -I' ad-plmn .f Ihl~
Plan.
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Policy !.5.2
The County will - ' - -lus,e 'n - nd d~scotzrage urban spraM and the pr,)hft'tatmn of private Scclor
an~or package ~table water treatment systems ~mn ~_~q x ed [ ',:
~"?: -" ~ anao~ ., pt .... -~~. ~ _ . I ' s ti 'onscrv hm'm Coast.
~_ ~=- ' ~ -': - -, ' Isa · ' · t) ovid fly,lc ol;Iblc'~tL'rJreillm,lll
.....
' n I al i'i swillb cmlillcd m
-vi ~ ~ -inJ . ~ °':~'~ciJJw'~°CXlslin~privalcsectororpolablewak,~lreulnlenlsyslcms~lll
bc pg~Jllcd IO add cuslomgrs u~k'ss
conformance ~ith all DE~ t' pcrmllS.
Sanitary Sewer Sub-Element
?alley 1.5.1
Discourage urban sprawl by pemmO~ ~ central sanitary sewer service ~,~,ae,.~-~
~ ' ' ' ~Io thc ~crx ~ce orca~ SIloxX n iii
this Plan and in areas where file County has legal COmlllilments tO providc fhcdmc, ,,r scrx ices ntilsitlc
Urban Areas id h ifi.d on Ma - SS-~ as of the date ofadopmm o~' this Plan.
Policy 1.5.2
~e County ~ill -neoura e cl~ rin ~ _discourage urban sprawl and thc prohl'cralmn of prix'ale sector
and'or package sam~ server treatment systems ,- hmh~ ~aw ~t~lixt'd
~ r t t 't N.a ' ' 'tn ia withcjustc~m,~
v 4 o ~ f ' 'o and
u a mae ~ tie ~1 I u aris, to' cio lin to
h lu v at v iff ali v ,4.2 f h 'onserval/on and .ansi
~ ~a i~q~~mvidc
water treatment systems will be pe~itted lo add cuMomers unless all Lcvcls of Servwc stantlaitls arc mol
and o~rations are in confom~ance with all l)Eg P pe~its. }~~cuhural Rm;fl M/xed [
~ ~.a~- ~M.¢~ itt-
Conservation and Coastal Management Element
N .... -- '-' -'' -n Xr~...s_ Il_ - ~a ~,, ~ 'ation
' g ' o w. la 'v V" 'v ommtn'
~~~~:~s ,,~,' ,i~'~~
Poli~v &l.l
desi~n:le~ as envlronmenlallv sensitive b:scd glpon on~ or nl::r~ of Ih? l~:ll::wio~, ~'r,eria;
[~vin~ l:r~¢ ¢onne¢led w¢ll:nd
· ;: orovidine connectiOns to other presen'ed and ,rotccled areas.
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' ' a v ri ~r o ' ) i · la. '! 'tn lllCd lJldl tile J'oJlu~ I__~ ai'L';.l'.,
~P\.wh n: ]bli 'o~vn_ :
· B'- - --N.'~nt \ddiio
~ -- ~ _:
· , o i._---~_ ~.i o glnl _
· D~ Rec~ 'at'on Ar .~
· ~ Wkili- :.-'~,.
- - : - ~---
· P' a _- _! _:- .-r
' o~s ~~'arch R'servc
~e fimTtions of th ~~a~. hcnlion of clu,,Icrm2 out': ~a I'ound In I'.hcv h -1 ')
Non-a ' I r ev 1 wilhi ! )0ti ! fan NRP,\ undarv shal~e ti,llm~mg c[~:t'na m
o r! d e he'm ' fib develo menlon NRP,~sand natural rescrvaI~ons'
~ ro~- u,~.a .' g
~ ~ tier lhe NRPA_~ the most intcnx~~
g~ct shall demonstrate mol-ctMn for lisle s ecie in roxmmv to ~he to'eot within th
..................... mpction ~ ~e. s. ecie._ in _
NRP~' ~ovt~i~hall b' 8~ade to acconm:oda~c the movcmcnl of w~ldlil~
t rou ,~he :to' 'ct to Ibc N'RPA.
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'? .~ ' ' w v 'to w ts b ' fo owjn, 111 ''
3 .... ? a ' ' '
:-.~..~. ' 'i - ' ' " '~ ~ i 'uur I. nd ;~eFIc~'nl'
4~ '
· ' ' - ' I · W V W J ~nds J ~t 'llCOUrJl
~ 'v lo m- I sta%'~' ~v ~d'm 'Is nl h'~ ~mmi 'tm acts~hc~arc
nh n r - v lo · · ~n~. ' ~l'-v Il ' 1 -nl'nl~'d 1 lt~,Jl tJl~' ;~ li'atJnfl o'
~te w t, fl ~~ ~ tip ; l~ant shall fir~t ;ivptd ~ctlantl~;Icts and
then minimiz~ ts ~x'l~en lheL are unavoitbble~m imcn&.d l(1_~J~ilk';llg Or ~XCt't'lJ ~
'~, r r ' . v v ' , v · n s v,.tl, ds m~i,ationshallhcrt, cuir.din
n ur t t ' ' · o w lan m lions. ,k IlO-RL'I Jo~ tffwctJand
' r r~' ~r' 'v' , '. 'ra I a ' · fis~4 '
' ' ' ' '7- .' V- '_
.... u' n' fi)rn m,aionar'
" ~~' f,~ral or s~
. F r ro'e ts a r i w ti i l ,ation n nlit;' shal de~i,,natcd res,,mxil,lc t,) monAmr th\
'~~ ~ '-:
o.;s~ I tlu'h lla~' r '/\ ·
Non-( ',~a,qal ~..,\ rc_~
< tha___t~ 5 ac.
J 0%
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May 17, 1999
Within the Urban desiunatcd area. Iht follnwin~ criteria apply lo tl!~? ab0vg pr~'s~, v;~Lmn
a, '~c Drcsc~'ation restatements arc calculated on thc amount of naturally J~ulctnmirlu [~ative
found on-site, This will not be internreted to include areas where ~roun0 cq~ver~ havr
t~ . -'.
'~ h
followin~ standards shall be used tn cakulatln~ the amount of nalurallv fqnctionin~ nativ~
~e~etation where invasive exotics exist on-slSe~n the canopy Qr ~hrub ~tratum,
% lnva,lv~ Exotic Veeefati0~ ~ of Area Covnt~,! ~!5 native ~e~cl:lfinn
0% - 49°/, 100%
~0% - 74~ 50%
75%. ~ 00% o%
b. ~e pre~c~'ation ortho naturally funcHonine nam'c vegetation shall include ~,~,h the
~he ground ~pvcr cmohasizin~ thc largest contimmus area
~ ~e Drcse~'ati0n 0fdifl~'rcnt conti~uous habitagS is i'n~'ouragg, d. Wh~.n ,~'vctal d~l't~'~cnt n;.~t x g, plant
communities exist on site. the dgvelopmenl plans ~ill r['asonablv attvmpl to prcscrvc cxampk,s
of them if ¢ossibl[
g. Where a oroiect has included o~en space, recreational amenities, or prcscrvgd ~ g'lla,ds that
exceed the minimum ooen soace criteria of Collier Counlv. this Polio' shall n,t hg gOl~Stm~,d Io rcqt.lc
Excemions. by means of mitigation m thc fom~ of ink'teased landscape requircn~0[s, ~hall
for parcels which can not reasonably accommodate both lt~c prg'scrvat on ar~';13~d thc
~¢tivity, Where nat~vc prcscm'afion rcquir~'mcnts arg not accommodated, thc J,~pdscapc plan shall
qreate a native planl community in all three slrala (ground cra'cra, shrubs and l~c~ls), utilizing larger
plant materials S0 aS ~o more quickly re-create ~l~e lost mamrg'
f, previously clear?d parcels, vpi~ ofnam'g vqgclation or revegetated wilh native Rrouml cover, be exempt from this req[Jiremcnl~
~his ¢olicy shall not be intcmreleO Jo allow development m wefla~!s!~, sh.uld th~. x~ctlands
conslimte more than the oo~ion of thc sil~ rcmnrcd to be pr~'sgn'~tl~ --~
Policy 6.4.2
For new pro~ects exceedin~ fiftl,' (~0) acres in size and containing residential, c,mu!!e,~cjal or agtiv~
recreational uses located within the Aeric~ltural/Rural and Conservalion I)e~iunation whicl~o nnl
~tilize the cjustered develooment alternative, such project~ ~hall be r~quired to retain as natural
areas fifty oercent (50%~ of the total 0roiect site. '
For new oroiects exceedin~ fifty (501 acres in size and contalninv re}id~,'ntia, ~;omm, er~;ial or aclis,:
recreation us~ which oot to utilize Ihe cjustered develooment alternaHv~ wi~hin~
A~rlcultural~ural and Conse~alion Desi~nalio,, develop~en~s ~hall be req,ir~.d ~0 r~ain a~
natural areas· forty ner:ent ¢40%) of the na~ralh' f, nctjonin~ na~ivr~ation found on-~it~,, ,o( ~
exceed third' oercent (30%1 of (he total prolecl site acreaee.
.This retention 0f naturally functioning native vegetalion requirement is en¢ourai:ed ~o be mil nn
~itel however, where the tn~ended develoomenl ~annot achi~v~ this rcquiremen~ on-si~e,
~uirem~nl may be met through on-~tle-restoralion/enhancement or off-site land re,erratUm in q
recognized public or private lands acoui~ition pro,ram or mitigation bank. The [ollo~vin~ resloralion
standards shall apoly~
Creation ora wetland or unland wildlife corri(~ors 0,75:1
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ail '"¢ al
f. · ~ H ,s rs' '
I:!
w v r in no a a ~ ha lw fl · tis' i 2~;* o t ina ufa Iv ['ttfl t'o lill, nativ,
on a o - i! on- ' I r u r m n e I ss fha 2t;% of fh r~fal
Th oil w ' v ' n It"
s 'a ' ~i 'a i 3 d r-st at' n ot'natura .._cas
,r a , ' 't I' t~ o-it c o£anvcx~.,tm~
w ! a e r I' i i n 'v v , ali()n xi~ in, on-nj
u osc fl ' nat ral are re u~r. t n thc ,N,,r~'uht~
o s ~'a'o i hate r ~' · a i th · fir'] ~ionofthc~t,to~.r~crx,cx,~tm,
x tatw c mmiti an ' rio estorcth r ti 'd ortit~f n th's,t,t.~u~
of native ye, tativ omm mi i s Natural areas filet lyf af~ b' 'mJ~ r~e(
n an r t w tl anl an ' I~tn ar stoa arc 'ur cnlivd~ml~
~~~-ta~on' a ~ I
n .i I v a - xvat dis ' '[u~ in, cana[~ and stor ~
Na ~ ] a ha ' lo r . such a t non-l'f )ra z(me~ of -nslruc/cd lak .~ I~
ana.e o Jo f. If co ~ scs stl-h as Ih ai rays-and .re'~s nd ~ ! [cIHllS courts and
i've r ationa ar a mowe commo at'as an t ot]~er ar as ~ha/ar · lantcd xk Ilh furl ~~-
I tm t e rcas ha om ts the r s ~'atmn ret mr.ment shall t- th · k'rcalc'st
Nau~ml r a s e-' llv r.s 'e w tla (t~ 11 be intt'rconnec:cd xt~th,n thc stt~' ami to otb
W ti a kn w t u iliz'd 'liste~ ' i-s ' ' ~~he
_.. ~ _ : '. _'- . ' . ..~~~
(4 r !an 't f · 'tv :; ~n r um 'IT)'hi
'd~f h re-ulY menL U~ h bi,ts ave lhe folh~ ~thn.. -;d~.r~lx... :
~a~. l~rdwood I a~
'e MI olh._r u.lan h~ats.
........ ~e ~
· ,, , ,, It~
' ' ' ' ' olh)win~
v o v v ' a io~~
~xo/Ics exist on-sile in the canopy or ~hrub ~lrat,~
% Inva~iv~ Exotic Veffe/al]o, % of Area C.~ntcd
0% -49%
50% - 74%
7~'/, - 100%
Where the oercenla~e of na~rally funclmnin~ native ve~qlation for a sn¢ ~s ~nmally K'ss lhun
prese~'ation requiremenL re/enl[0n of the exislin~ ~/urallv funclionin~ n~liv~, vt'~elatiol~ on site.
and use or 100% native v~etalton In ~11 reauired I~ndscaoe olantinff area~ u~ Io twCnlv-fivf
Dereent ~2~%1 orthe total prolect ar~1, shall satisfy the olhenvlse required n~lurai area~
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tu I:~- - ~ :-~ '; ~ o-si- _
' i v , t u ar a 'o fi" sh I · r v'ded fi*r I slm'l .cs 'r,,m the near
t. al nt · at oll o a t ri at ~av Th' buf~'r ar'a shall co mira al l'as
m' v t ' N a a a · Led for i u fi re ui 'n.nt.
. Pa 'v ~ ~ s a ~r' r ' allow- ' atur l ar as
. ~ lan · b a'nt 'n ~ a~ i a ar- s x~ith'n th m'.-t or ur'rased :1~ rd'fsliC II1111 'all~)ll ~]1' II
o t n s "rio ~ · ' ~' t rol' )tin, f Irlhcr dcv'h~ m 'iH and s mm, .thzr
tan ar. ua i h sfl ' s 'iai '~o ~ · s r ~ ',ally 'ha ~,.s
' .an , I ~ itcdto'd '~v lion iht mslb, ak'nlhmu,hth,hF.~
I a I I s w' ~ iO ro os '. ] ' an shall a~ dr'ss 'xol~' '.nlroJ
1 ~ ' m ' ''' '
fl ' I tI Iha v d' r~l "lIon t~ IIsI 'd
~~ ~ - t shallMso a , v_
· i 'n ' ~ a v I~ ~ " " ' i I).~, ~, ,
zonn ov h "~ al z., t z n 't'u .' r't ~ .,. ti'
rca ~ . . h ' o r s on
nv o -a ri ulu a u iff ' Po'
m. If our wh I rre ndin or fa r si(len iai ro'e I si I adh, · Io th, -
usl~r~v I: - - i ~-'v~ ' f~t~bund n6.42a
h . ,h 6.4 k ' 's ' ,ol ~ la '-)ut in order lo rotccl~,mficant
~~~~, lans shall re~ ~ k'ast 7s". of~hc
~ ~ g / . .
' ale I . · ~' withatl st75%of I 'scl 'esaml
rou,h-I I ~ 'e G ' ute hall 1 o 'd'si,n dlol c- orate tlmse Best
I~~m.~ ~:P May 199~.
Th .. unt h rot, fishere an oth.r'mm Iwddlifeantth.e~v~n~~
,.'el nt de o ot ti ' · ' ~
a d,o r I al f'n an, r hrcat'n-,t s 'clcso£s~
on e. CO_~LC..~_ tam ' is' · n Ii ie ar e o Ii , I. o xc 'ed an ' fl' , a ,
t t r ' ' r r n i ~ ns "1,-o ' ,.- hal b.n:a em'asurabl,b,im Icmcnm_!Lg
o I:-win- uideF: _ an' _q. ar ·
fa 't ta an I or ~' ors i I'ams er d raland/ r. a rn~
uir me hall n i d o !~e n ' ~rior o on. u ion.. ·
b. U.qFWS euidelines imolemenled durln~ a~oroprlate federal or slale o~rmi( nro~e~ a, ldr~'ssm~
habitat manaeement for ~h¢ bald e~le tlhth'r~eents h'ucocenh,'dtt.~} and th~' ~voo~j,l~rk
americana) shall ~ used for ~rot~lmu ~hese s~ec~es and incomoratcd Irllo rcm,r-,d ~ a- ' 'm-',
plans. - -
c. %e develo~r shall ~ r~onsible Ibr a consc~'al~on ond manaeemcnt Pb, lbr dw rcd-c~kad~4
w~ecker fPicohl~3 ~rcal/~ ~ and the Florida panth~'r ( h~,h.s conqolorqo~
d. Projects within 300 feel of the MllW hne sholl mimmize outdoor li~hnn~ m that ncqCs~ary fi~r ss'S'unt~
and ~afetv in order lo ~rolect Ioeeerhq=d (~arqtta carq~a) and oliver hstgd sea turtles ll~a~ nest
Collier County beache~ '
In order lo protect th~ Wq~l Indian Manatee ( Trig'ht'f'htts' manattts) and it~ habilal, new ~nd cxpand~'d
wet sliu marinas and mulu-familv facilines shall not exceed densities of 18 bo~l sli~s lbr every 109
f~t of shoreline. Densities shall be less than ~his maximum based 0n ~a~cr dev~hq, imeact ~o marine
habilats, and manat~ concent~tions. -
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I , s t to h
w' h' ' a · ~¥ Fish ommission
~ s n o lib cam 'Titan k'sir.l .'tlc. s an"ri..~ ~ttl t~' rc~ cctwclv.
t I 'd w' I i Ih' .~ ,ri I al Rura D'~ 'n Ilo a d 'o ]scrvati.r Dc~i ,nature ~1~11 clu~tc~
nlq t awa, r al iral ar a~ su -- o t l' tcria main'd
i6 ab'Ia an wldli · o~'tors. Th'~, m"c at'alsorccuir,d
~ ' ' o ' a ' ~'l"r ca~b'txvc,n 'mo lan xvld if'
' ' w' ' v ~, o · ral i h ' r' .rrm- ro rial' a['a~ 'md h ·
"' , ' ' , w Ils ~, w' '['Io s'll ur~ 'or idor~.
T ro ' oa wa, ros( ,s I1 lilt]in,elevated roadcro~sin
nec~arv~fldhl"
~a ~f~'~CS wallsocothcrob~lructmns~
wi Ii o L' tu al corn or )r t s arat wil h~, corrado s from arca~ of J~tllllalJ
X~ ~ r v 's e w e ,arba,,e 'an h' la'cd n hca~-n ~'
.;
· i ~ ~ 2_: )-,~ a U 'i"s 'i a'l rlot o · '~in,o
r v w . al ondu' t i -or tal ~v'th l~~!j~tL~ (~flhc Fh*ri~arnc
' ~~_~tJl fin-~~~ifi ' 0 , ' 0 S~C i 'S %~'tJl S 'ia ttlq ti ar t a ' h ·
I'agc - 13-