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1 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005, 2006; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005; Florida Geographic Data Library 2003 and 2004; Florida Dept. Environmental Protection 2005; Florida Dept. of Transportation 2005; City of Carrabelle 2006; and Franklin County 2005, Location: \\Suwannee\library$\Projects\04960-Carrabelle_Comp_Plan\ MXD\Report\Series11x17\04960-LUa mxd TRM/ /20/06 Existing Land Use -1a Road Status Paved Road Unpaved Road -A Minimally Opened Road Platted, Not Opened Road Existing Land Use Commercial Communications A Conservation ndustrial Public Facilities Residential Vacant
2 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005, 2006; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005; Florida Geographic Data Library 2003 and 2004; Florida Dept. Environmental Protection 2005; Florida Dept. of Transportation 2005; City of Carrabelle 2006; and Franklin County 2005, Location: \\Suwannee\library$\Projects\04960-Carrabelle_Comp_Plan\ MXD\Report\Series11x17\04960-LUb mxd TRM/ /20/06 Existing Land Use - Public Facilities -1b Road Status Paved Road Unpaved Road Minimally Opened Road Platted, Not Opened Road Existing Public Facilities C Carrabelle City Government Facility F C C C C F F City Park City-owned Property County-owned Property Florida Fish and ildlife Conservation Commission Florida Power and Light Franklin Correctional nstitution F Franklin County Government Facility Private/Public Facility Public Housing Authority Recreational USAF/USCG Facility United States Post Office
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4 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, MXD\Report\Series11x17\04960-AdjacentLU-v mxdd KC/ /13/06 # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # -A of Adjacent Land Uses within One Mile of Carrabelle -3 Bays and Estuaries Commercial and Services Evergreen Forest Land Forested etland # # # # # # # # Mixed Forest Land # # # # Nonforested etland Other Urban or Built-Up Land Residential Strip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel Pits Public Facilities # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # Recreation
5 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, MXD\Report\04960-Historic mxd KC/ /12/06 Historic Resources -4 ï -A ñ ñ ñ ï ï ñ ï County Archaeological Sites (and within 1 mile of city limits) Surveyed Areas Historic Buildings Cemeteries and Gravesites Ê Lighthouse Ê
6 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, MXD\Report\04960-ells-v mxd KC/ /11/06 &(!?!? &( ater ells and ellhead Protection Area -5 -A! & Primary Zone 200 Foot Radius Secondary Zone 1000 Foot Radius!?!? Elevated Storage Tank (125,000 gal.)!? Elevated Storage Tank (135,000 gal.)!? Ground Storage Tank (400,000 gal.)!? &(!? Proposed Elevated Storage Tank (500,000 gal.)
7 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, MXD\Report\04960-FEMA-v mxd KC/ /11/06 FEMA 100-Year Flood Plain -6 -A FEMA 100-Year Flood Plain
8 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, MXD\Report\04960-N_et-v mxd TRM/1514 5/02/06 N etlands -7 May A N etlands A
9 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, MXD\Report\04960-etlands-v mxd KC/ /11/06 FLUCCS Categories of etlands -8 -A Cypress Non-vegetated etlands Streams and aterways Vegetated Non-forested etlands etland Forested Mixed etland Scrub Shrub
10 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, MXD\Report\04960-Marine_et-v mxd KC/ /11/06 Tidal Flats and Saltwater Marshes (Marine etlands) from FLUCCS Categories of etlands -9 -A Saltwater Marshes Tidal Flats
11 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, MXD\Report\04960-Stratigraphy-v mxd KC/ /11/06 Stratigraphy -10 -A Carbonate Sand and Clay Quartz Sands Quartz Sands with Organics Undifferentiated Quartz Sands
12 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, MXD\Report\04960-GSoilsSimple-v mxd KC/ /12/06 Soils -11 -A Bohicket Chaires Leon Plummer ater
13 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, MXD\Report\04960-Soils-v mxd KC/ /12/06 Detailed Soils -12 Soil Compositions Submerged Aquents, Nearly Level Bohicket and Tisonia Soils, Tidal Corolla Sand, 0 to 5 Percent Slopes Dirego and Bayvi Soils, Tidal Dorovan-Pamlico Complex, Depressional Duckston Sand, Occasionally Flooded -A Hurricane Sand Kershaw Sand, 2 to 5 Percent Slopes Kureb Fine Sand, 3 to 8 Percent Slopes Leon Sand Lynn Haven Sand Mandarin Fine Sand, 0 to 5 Percent Slopes Ortega Fine Sand, 0 to 5 Percent Slopes Pamlico-Pickney Complex, Frequently Flooded Pickney-Pamlico Complex, Depressional Resota Fine Sand, 0 to 5 Percent Slopes Ridgewood Sand, 0 to 5 Percent Slopes Rutlege Fine Sand Rutlege Loamy Fine Sand, Depressional Scranton Fine Sand Scranton Sand, Slough Udorthents Nearly Level
14 Soil Erosion Susceptibility A
15 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, MXD\Report\04960-CHHA-v mxd KC/ /13/06 Coastal High Hazard Area -14 -A!«Ï Coastal High Hazard Area Hurricane Evacuation Route!(!( Ï Ï Primary Route Secondary Route!«Ï!«Ï
16 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, Florida Dept of Transportation 2005 and Franklin County 2005, Florida Hurricane Surge Atlas Apalachicola Bay Region Jurisdiction of Franklin County March MXD\Report\04960-GSoilsErosion-v mxd KC/ /17/06 SLOSH -15 -A SLOSH Categories Tropical Storm Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5 No Category
17 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, * The Critical Shoreline District is comprised of bodies of water, N wetlands, and zone VE of the FEMA 100-year floodplain. MXD\Report\04960-CHHA_Critical_Shoreline-v mxd KC/ /12/06 Coastal High Hazard Area and Critical Shoreline District -16!«Ï Coastal High Hazard Area -A FEMA 100-Year Floodplain: Zone VE Critical Shoreline District * 150 Foot Buffer of Critical Shoreline District Rivers. Lakes, and Bays Parcel Data Hurricane Evacuation Route!(Ï Primary Route!«Ï!(Ï Secondary Route!«Ï
18 ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, MXD\Report\04960-Hurr_Evac-v mxd TRM/ /03/06 Hurricane Evacuation Zone -17 May A Hurricane Evacuation Zone 98 Hurricane Evacuation Route Primary Route Secondary Route 30-A
19 12TH ST EST RVERVE DR AVE "F" NORTH NORTH 13TH ST 11TH ST (AKA RYAN DRVE) 10TH ST EST 9TH ST EST 8TH ST EST AVE "E" NORTH AVE "D" NORTH AVE "C" NORTH AVE "B" NORTH 2ND ST EST 1ST ST EST 1ST ST EAST 2ND ST EAST 3RD ST EAST 4TH ST EAST Carrabelle Redevelopment Area -18 HGHAY 98 AVE "A" NORTH AVE "B" SOUTH AVE "B" SOUTH MXSON CR Parcel Boundaries (Approx.) GRAHAM DR 5TH ST EAST 7TH ST EAST Carrabelle Redevelopment Area SANDY RD PNE RD TMBER SLAND RD This exhibit was prepared using GS data provided by various sources that may ilsonmiller, nc. does not warrant data provided by other sources for accuracy or property appraisal, survey, or for zoning verification. ilsonmiller, nc. has not verified this data for accuracy nor has ilsonmiller, nc. conducted field ilsonmiller, nc. 2005; Florida Dept. of Revenue 2005, MXD\Report\04960-Redev_Area-v mxd KC/ /12/ Feet
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In addition to the terms defined in this By-law, the following terms shall have the corresponding meanings for the purposes of this Section:
Click here to access definitions SECTION 12 FLOODPLAIN LANDS 12.1 INTERPRETATION In addition to the terms defined in this By-law, the following terms shall have the corresponding meanings for the purposes