Okaloosa County

This Multiyear Plan Amendment #1 for Okaloosa County, Florida, outlines three key programs focused on environmental restoration and infrastructure improvements under the RESTORE Act Direct Component. The Choctawhatchee Bay Estuary Program aims to develop a Comprehensive Conservation Management Plan to restore and maintain water quality and ecological integrity of the Bay. The Stormwater Program focuses on designing and permitting improvements to address outdated stormwater management systems and enhance water quality. The Road Stabilization Program seeks to pave dirt roads to reduce sediment erosion into local watersheds, protecting marine life and water quality. Each program is initially designed to span five years.

This Multiyear Plan Amendment for Okaloosa County, Florida, details the development of the Shoal River Ranch Water Reclamation Facility (SRRWRF) project. The plan aims to address increased wastewater demand by establishing a 10 MGD water reclamation facility, including an effluent disposal system and associated infrastructure. Key objectives encompass master planning, design, permitting, and construction. The project is intended to improve water quality, manage nutrients, and reduce environmental impact to surface waters and the Gulf Coast Region.

This document outlines the Okaloosa County RESTORE Act Direct Component Multiyear Plan. It details an initial phase of projects focused on environmental restoration and protection, promotion of tourism, and infrastructure improvements benefiting both the economy and ecological resources. The plan emphasizes mitigating environmental damage, enhancing natural resources, fostering economic diversification, and creating job opportunities, developed through a public review process that considered community input.

This document outlines a long-term, five-phase master plan for the redevelopment of the former Okaloosa County Fairgrounds into the Rigdon Center Complex. Key initiatives include comprehensive upgrades to existing facilities, construction of a new 3,000 square foot building, and development of a new 50,000 square foot multi-purpose event center. The plan aims to create a versatile venue offering approximately 100,000 square feet of event space, capable of hosting a wide array of festivals, trade shows, business meetings, community, and sports events. It also seeks to attract larger, multi-day events and enhance resilience for emergency use, with funding primarily from non-taxpayer sources.

This document serves as an official notice for a public meeting of the Board of Directors. The notice emphasizes compliance with Florida Statutes regarding the provision of a record of proceedings for potential appeals and outlines the board's adherence to the American Disabilities Act, providing procedures for requesting reasonable modifications for accessibility.