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• <br /> Plan/land uses . <br /> POLICY LU-1-3-5: New development will be served by adequate public <br /> access . <br /> POLICY LU-1-4-1: Development of residential, commercial and/or <br /> industrial be staged. with infrastructure, community facilities . <br /> POLICY TRA-2-4-2: City will approve bypass development at designed <br /> interchanges . <br /> POLICY TRA-2-4-1: City will support bypass corridor alignments. <br /> POLICY WAT-1-2-2: No permits will be issued to development not on <br /> public water system. <br /> 'OBJECTIVE WAT-1-3: City will provide adequate water supply to meet <br /> fire standards . <br /> POLICY WAT-2-2-2: Enforce requirement that •all development be on <br /> sewer system if within 200 feet of the system. <br /> POLICY WAT-4-1-3: All development will provide on-site retention. <br /> POLICY WAT-4-2-4: Sites will retain natural drainage features as <br /> required by LDC. <br /> POLICY WAT-5-1-2: Developer is responsible for on-site detention <br /> and costs of detention. <br /> Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council: <br /> Policy 8. 1.3: New development shall be consistent with <br /> Comprehensive Plan, water usage guidelines . <br /> Goal 10.2: City will adhere to written goals, policies to protect <br /> isolated wetlands . <br /> Policy 10. 11.3: Park, recreation lands be planned for multiple <br /> uses and located in, areas to serve residents . <br /> Policy 13. 6.5: Prohibits use of septic tanks for non-residential <br /> development. <br /> Policy 13. 6. 6: Eliminate septic tanks through connection to <br /> wastewater treatment systems. <br /> Policy 20. 1. 12: Create more pedestrian friendly environments, <br /> coordinate traffic improvements . • <br /> State of Florida Comprehensive Plan: <br /> Education policies : <br /> 6. : Provide alternative methods for low achievers . <br /> 8 . : Promote educational/cultural/recreational sites outside <br /> traditional systems through community facilities . <br /> 10 . : Develop programs/sites for senior citizens <br /> Water policies: - <br /> n{�'il r> l 5r.7!e'fi'?•'! ��� rr Fly ' ' '�i3�y� !kr 1 . : Ensure safety/quality of drinking wad' 3556 32 06 01/ _ 0 f L , : :1 <br /> 5. : Ensure new development compatibr ` tf r orc-ag% � egional waterT7AT <br /> supplies . i2:COFDS �::LiE N i zATinm F cc <br /> 12 . : Eliminate discharge of inadequately treated wastewater. <br /> T(vrAf :., 0 <br /> 11 <br /> Recreation policy: <br /> 2 . : Attain/acquire lands for recreata..or /ponserWa ilon9`� RGE '_ :2?_ {� <br /> Transportation policies : <br /> 3 . : Promote comprehensive transportation planning process with ------ <br /> state/regional/local plans . <br /> 9. : Ensure transportation system provides access to jobs, markets, <br /> attractions . <br /> 13 . : Coordinate improvements with state/regional/local levels . <br /> Economic policies : <br /> 1 . : Attract job producing industries. <br /> 3 . : Maintain safe environments . <br /> 7 . : Provide increased opportunity for Florida work force. <br /> 10 . : Provide non-discriminatory employment opportunities . <br /> 12 . : Encourage development of businesses that provide growth, <br /> expansion of existing industries . <br /> Childrens ' policies : <br /> 7 . : Encourage community support for parents/children. <br /> won jkj n�� U PAGE 7'53 <br />