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469 (a) Land Use: Explore the present and proposed distribution, location, and extent of the uses of land for housing, business, industry, agriculture, recreation, conservation, education, public facilities and other such uses as may be deemed significant. (b) Traffic Circulation: Research type, location, and extent of existing and proposed thoroughfares and transportation routes. (c) Water and Waste: Develope principles and guide- lines for future use of land based on inventory of the present system d- and the potential of sanitary sewers, solid waste collection, storm Oect water drainage and potable water. (d) Conservation: Organize policies to conserve, utilize and protect the areas natural resources, including air, water, soils, flood plains, rivers, lakes, wildlife, minerals and other natural and environmental resources. (e) Recreation and Open Space: Indicate a compre- hensive system of public and private sites for recreation including but not limited to parks, playgrounds, and recreation facilities. (f) Housing: Denote standards, plans and prin- ciples to be followed in (1) The provision of housing for existing residents and the anticipated growth of the area. (2) The elimination of substandard dwelling conditions. (3) The improvement of existing housing. (4) The provision of adequate sites for future housing, including housing for mobile homes and low and moderate income families. (5) The provision for relocation housing and identification of housing for purposes of conservation, rehabilitation, or replacement. (6) The formulation of housing implementation programs. (g) Utilities: The electric utility portion of this element will be in conformance with the ten year site plan required by the Florida Electrical Power Plant Siting Act, Part II , Chapter 403. - 6 — Ric 924 MU1436