1 Comprehensive Plan p • Evaluation and Appraisal Review (EAR) a on Public Information Meeting N o v em b er 1 4 , 2 0 1 9 N Calvin, Giordano & Associates, Inc. alvin, Gi ordano ssociates, Inc. City of Treasure Island
PROJECT OVERVIEW 2 The State of Florida requires that at least every seven years communities review, and update if necessary, their Comprehensive Plans (Florida Statutes Sec. 163.3191) • To reflect changes in State law • To reflect changes in local and regional conditions City of Treasure Island
~ PROJECT OVERVIEW 3 Based on the State schedule, the deadline for the City to notify the State of intent to update the Comprehensive Plan – November 1, 2019 • City sent Notification Letter – October 15, 2019 • State received Letter – October 21, 2019 City of Treasure Island ll0l08"A• · •nu• Tru,ur, bbn<I, Fl. 337064702 --•H17l.Sll-'ll1~ fo,(7l l).Sl 7..o,a.; De fl 9 RayEut-d<J Di, ioionofCommuni1yD,,,.· ,1opmen1 ~ofEcooom;.; Opponunit)" l07tas1Madi-S tm.1..MSC160 Krnl-a,.· o.o n 'la llabu0tt.FloridaJ23\l9 fX ICUIMOl~lCT~ Deadline to transmit proposed ~~~~~~T~~::~~~~;z:2~~; ;; ~:7£:E.~ Mo. PaultttoCohon.Dire<tor O.p,<1men1ofCommunltylmp,o,tm1M ~~:• ::,:~'"d <l<Cd>ar)"IO-~, .. ~i11swcm:iu 1n,me1l1J,p.ll'S""1l l0So<:1i<><1 l 6).J l ql(l).flondoSuu u1 cs. g~~~E.~~~~~gi;;:1~t::;l~~~:?!n~~~ - Comprehensive Plan amendments 1,u,u, 01< land.floflcf1l3706 ·•70l T!ll sis ! oot k nowle<IJ0 " 0<•l p1 0f l")1!f[valuo,kln1nd-"-11"'oisll Not1fia1klnLett e,whk h wo, duo on N""omt,.,, I, l0191nd rt<ol\t+d bylt• • Dop, nm en1 on Octobo, ll. 201i. to the State – October 21, 2020 Pltose notothO!l")urp,ol>OH(lcom,,..•htn..,.ploflOMtndmtnUba<ffon¥(K>, E••lu•100 andApp tJ l ,. lslloutdott, .. ,mltle<ltoth 10o p¥tm""'by~wilhln Dfl l l"'•rof¥(K><nctifkotlon,punuon1 1 o!.t<Oon10.31~ 1(2),floflcf•Sta1ut n. The •mendmen!Soreoub]t< t10t htS1atoCoordi n01td~.i.wl'fo,: .. ,a,ou!lintd ln !.t<tOO 163.ll8-l[ll,floo1doSmun. M s. Sll.,,y$J>~o,of t ht 0.,,, 11 .- t'sotol! is••ollable to MOist and pr<M<letlWI~ Juicloo«!OfOU<q<JHliono,onu,nm11ht<Oflt tntoolthtE•o luotlofl>nd-"9"'ol ... l>tsed ,:omp,.,htnshte plon o m<ndmtn!Sondmayt,.,,oxhtdot(IS0)717-&199 . il l'W h• ••,.yquo,tk,nocon<o,nln1thtpnxHsin&of th1 E•olu;,tlon ondN1p,olt.al ~;~~.~~ ~ndm1nu. 01, .. , tonloc! M,. ftay EubMlb,Plan Pr, ><1tUlnJ"d<nnllmt1or,a1 [ISO) at,'--- D. ltO yE•• · ·"' pj 1 nPnx 01sincAdmlni,trotor .,,----·-------- .. -- ,__,.c __ 1c.i.--.i11011-- 1 ,_,._ ,__,.:~:=.=-.=..,oco __ ,.. ___ ... ,.."';':::::::,.-:.:::,.~ .. --TI't"f1l0-• City of Treasure Island
PROJECT OVERVIEW 4 Project Components • Project 1 Conduct an Evaluation and Appraisal Review of the City’s Comprehensive Plan & approve report Update the Data & Analysis of the Comprehensive Plan • Project 2 Transmit proposed EAR-based Comprehensive Plan amendments to the State & adopt changes Revise those specific Land Development Regulations needed to implement the EAR-based amendments City of Treasure Island
PROJECT OVERVIEW 5 Treasure Island Comprehensive Plan • Required by Chapter 163, Florida Statues Pnlpllad)¥U.. Tap BSy 1-g iaa.J. PlaminJ O::u'cU • Policy document that provides a coordinated approach to guide and control community and oc:td)Qr, 1999 P Hpan t.lon ot the doc:1,-,r; - aided thnlUQh f~i.al -ltotarc,a economic development, while conserving and tKa l....,i fn:a u..stata or Florida \rder thelDoal~lYlf Pl aminlJ AMt.t.anoa Pl'O:Jr19 MltlXlrlz.ad 1¥ O\IIIUr 16-161, ta. or f'lcr i.da 1¥ tne norka ~ ac a-.tlty anl ~ Al lal.no. preserving resources, and ensuring that infrastructure, services, and facilities are available to meet current and future needs City of Treasure Island Comprehensive Plan Adopted by the Treasure Island City Commiuion Fi rs1 Rcad ingof0 rdin ancc#98-9, October 27,1998 Second ReadingofOrdinance #98-9, April 27,1999 Prepared by the City of Treasu re Island Local Planning Agency With Staff Assistance from the Pinellas Planning Co uncil Pr eparation Date : April 27 , 1 999 City of Treasure Island
PROJECT OVERVIEW 6 Treasure Island Comprehensive Plan • 8 Elements 1. Future Land Use 5. Coastal Management & Conservation 2. Transportation 6. Recreation & Open Space 3. Housing 7. Intergovernmental Coordination 4. Infrastructure 8. Capital Improvements Data & Analysis - to identify current conditions and trends and project future needs Goals, Objectives, & Policies - to establish the strategies and funding mechanisms to meet those needs City of Treasure Island
PROJECT OVERVIEW 7 Treasure Island Comprehensive Plan • First Comp Plan adopted October 1989 Notification Letter Updates Needed • History of most recently adopted Comp Plan 2019 EAR Completed 2008 Notification Letter No Changes Amendments 2012 Comp Plan Adopted Due 2020 1999 Various Amendments 2012 - 2017 1999 2002 2005 2008 2011 2014 2017 2020 City of Treasure Island
PURPOSE OF EVALUATION & APPRAISAL REVIEW 8 The Evaluation & Appraisal Review (EAR) is an evaluation of a municipality’s Comprehensive Plan to ensure that it reflects current local and regional conditions and confirm consistency with changes in state requirements since the last Plan update. • Process was driven by the repeal of Rule 9J-5, F.A.C. in 2011 • Objective is to: Reflect changes in state law Ensure conformity with state, county, and regional plans Remove obsolete language Update inaccurate information City of Treasure Island
EXAMPLES OF CHANGES SINCE LAST UPDATE 9 Note: The primary • 2015 Peril of Flood Legislation. Requires purpose of the communities to adopt project is to keep policies addressing sea the Comprehensive level rise. Plan in compliance • State review process Manatee with State law. changes • Transportation and Mobility Management • Infrastructure Changes • FEMA Regulations City of Treasure Island
EXAMPLES OF CHANGES SINCE LAST UPDATE 10 • Remove obsolete State requirements Example: Delete all references to Rule 9J-5 and its stated requirements, which were repealed by the State Legislature in 2011 • Remove obsolete policies Example: “suspending the collection of tolls on the Treasure Island Causeway to expedite ordered evacuations and re-entries” • Reference most recently adopted plans, programs, agencies Examples: Update references to Pinellas County MPO Long Range Transportation Plan and Mobility Plan , Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council Hurricane Evacuation Study; change Pinellas County Bikeways Plan to Forward Pinellas 2013 Bicycle Pedestrian Master Plan; change Department of Community Affairs (DCA) to Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) City of Treasure Island
N EB Z0 Z0NE □ ED N ZO □ □ DATA & ANALYSIS UPDATE 11 Each element will be updated with the most reliable information available to reflect current conditions and correct any inconsistencies. Revisions may include maps, data, tables, and text. Data and Analysis Table 16 Projec ted Average Household Size, 2016-2040 Year 2016 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 Pro jected 6 806 6 700 6 568 6 424 6 272 6 086 P o~ ulati on Pro jected 3 901 3.862 3 786 3 702 3 5 98 3 477 Households Emergency Management Pro jected Evacuation Route Household 1.74 1.73 1. 73 1.74 1. 74 1. 75 Size • ... D Hurricane Evacuation legend • zo N EA Sources: Esttmated by CGA from Shimberg Cent er f or Housmg Studies based on 2000 an d 2010 U.S. Cens us: data and population projections by the Bure.au of Economic and Bu siness: Research, Univer s: itv of O Z0 N EC Florida. 0 N0 N- EVAC City of Treasure Island
DATA & ANALYSIS UPDATE 12 Some of our initial findings: • Some elements not updated since 1999 -- original data from 1994 • Numerous bicycle, pedestrian, transit, parking, & Intelligent, Transportation Systems (ITS) improvements have been made • FDOT and MPO Level of Service for Gulf Boulevard is projected to improve between 2017 and 2040* Legend Fa c il i ty LOS · Grades Le , vel , of Serv, i Cf! -- Otha, O<ld. -- B -- c D -- E * Sources: Forward Pinellas 2017 Annual Level of Service Report & 2040 LRTP City of Treasure Island
DATA & ANALYSIS UPDATE 13 Some of our initial findings: • The median value of an owner-occupied home in Treasure Island is approximately $361,300 versus $167,000 countywide* • Housing Occupancy* Vacant 25% Occupied 62% Seasonal / Recreational / Occasional 13% • City population is expected to decline by 10.6% by 2040* 60% Largest population decline - Residents aged 45-74 Largest population growth - Residents aged 75+ 85% * Source: U.S. Census, 2013-2017 ACS 5-year Estimates City of Treasure Island
DATA & ANALYSIS UPDATE 14 Some of our initial findings: • Parks improvements have been made to address current demand 60 parks and open spaces Beach/bay access points, Triangle Park, FootGolf, Pickleball, and Mobi-Mat City Master Park Plan to address future demand currently underway City of Treasure Island
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