Ferrin Campbell

This document outlines the agenda for an Executive Session scheduled to follow the Regularly Scheduled Board Meeting. The primary discussion topic for the Executive Session is litigation strategy and settlement relating to the lawsuit entitled Sandman LLC v. Okaloosa County. The public meeting is scheduled to be opened by the Chairman, followed by the Executive Session, and concluding with the re-opening of the public meeting to take necessary action and adjourn.

The Okaloosa County Planning Profiles serve as a foundational data resource for the Okaloosa County Comprehensive Plan, aiding its evaluation and potential amendments. The document systematically compiles current data across diverse categories, including demographics, land use, infrastructure (transportation, utilities), community facilities, public schools, and environmental resources. Its primary objective is to assess capital improvement needs and recommend strategies to achieve and maintain established levels of service for public facilities and services over a ten-year planning period, from 2025 to 2035.

This document, the Okaloosa County Planning Profiles for Planning Area 32564 (Holt/Milligan), provides comprehensive data and analysis to support the Okaloosa County Comprehensive Plan and its evaluation process. It details current conditions and future considerations across general demographics, land use patterns, land characteristics, transportation infrastructure, utility services, community facilities, public schools, conservation areas, parks and recreation, and capital facilities needs. A central focus is identifying required capital improvements for water, wastewater, transportation, and stormwater based on anticipated population growth and land use plans, ensuring the achievement and maintenance of adopted level-of-service standards for public facilities over a ten-year planning period.

This document serves as a planning profile for Planning Area 32579 (Shalimar) within Okaloosa County, providing data in support of the County's Comprehensive Plan and its ongoing evaluation. It details demographics, land use, land characteristics, transportation, utilities, community facilities, public schools, conservation areas, and parks and recreation. A primary focus is the assessment of capital facility needs and the maintenance of adopted level-of-service standards over 5-year and 10-year planning periods, from 2025 to 2035. The analysis concludes that for Planning Area 32579, no significant capital expenditures are currently required to maintain these standards, largely due to its developed status and sufficient existing infrastructure.

This document, the Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan, outlines a strategic vision for the Choctawhatchee Bay Estuary Program. Key focus areas include enhanced public awareness and environmental education, improved environmental monitoring, continued resource protection for resilience and sustainability, and targeted restoration efforts where necessary.