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This ordinance amends the Calhoun County Comprehensive Plan, specifically its Future Land Use Element. It outlines the legal procedures and rationale for updating the plan to guide future development and land use. The amendment provides specific provisions for agricultural land, timber production, and compatible activities, aiming to ensure appropriate use of land, water, and resources within Calhoun County.
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This document is an ordinance updating the Calhoun County Comprehensive Plan. Its overall purpose is to amend the existing plan by adopting a new Public Education Facilities Element and incorporating specific infrastructure capital improvements. The plan aims to guide future development by encouraging appropriate land, water, and resource use, and effectively addressing associated future issues within Calhoun County.
This ordinance formally amends the Calhoun County Comprehensive Plan, specifically approving a new Economic Development Element and New Map Series, along with other revisions to streamline the plan. The primary objectives are to encourage the most appropriate use of land, water, and resources consistent with public interest, and to effectively address future development issues within the county.
This ordinance amends the Calhoun County Comprehensive Plan to reclassify a specific parcel of land. The amendment changes 9.98 acres of land owned by Sylvia I. Mayo from an agricultural classification to Mixed Use Rural-Residential, located in Section 23, Township 1 North, Range 10 West, Calhoun County, Florida.
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