10-1320 Comp Plan Amendments to Create a Citywide Transportation Concurrency Exception Area

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Solid Waste ~rra~s-pert~~er- Public Schools Concurrency may be satisfied by meeting at least one of the following: ~. The necessary public facilities and services are in place to serve a proposed project at the time a Development Order is granted; or 2. A Development Order is issued subject to the condition that the particular and necessary public facilities and services will be in place when the impact upon the public facilities and services of the project occurs; or 3, The necessary public facilities are under construction at the time a Development Order is issued; or 4. The necessary public facilities and services are the subject of a binding executed contract for the construction of the public facilities or provision of services at the time the development order is issued; or 6. The necessary public facilities and services are guaranteed in an enforceable development agreement; ar 6. The necessary public facilities and services are included in the adopted five- yearschedule of capital improvements in the capital Improvements element of the City of Casselberry Comprehensive Plan, provided that the schedule is realistic, financially feasible, based an currently available revenue sources, and contains estimated project completion dates for the affected public facilities or services. The Community Development Department will conduct concurrency evaluations through a comparison of the demand requirements of proposed developments with the capacity of existing facilities. This comparison will be based upon: 1. The existing demand for public facilities and services; and 2. The anticipated demand far public facilities and services generated by approved developments either under construction or for which final Development Order's have been issued; and 3, The anticipated demand for public facilities and services generated by proposals for which capacity reservation certificates have been approved. No Development Order shall be issued by the City of Casselberry unless the capacities for all public facilities and services anticipated to meet the demand for the proposed project can be allocated and the Levels of Service will, notwithstanding those allocations, meet or exceed the City's adopted Level of Service Standards; e~~~ept-faFpr~~pe~ w+tk~--#-f~~. No proposed or approved, Development Order will result in the reduction of any Level of Service below the adopted standards, All required transportation facilities and necessary facilities and services shall be scheduled to be in place or under actual construction not more than three years after issuance of a certificate of occupancy or its functional equivalent as provided in the adopted local government five-year schedule of capital improvements, Amended July 13, 2009 n Future [.and Use