Safe Paths to School Sample Clauses

Safe Paths to School. In accordance with Section 1013.33(1), Florida Statutes, when conducting the comprehensive plan and land development regulation consistency determination for school site plans, required by Section 4.2 above, and at the time of review of development orders or plats by the Local Governments, the Parties to the planning process must consult with the state and local road departments to assist in implementing the Safe Paths to School program administered by the Florida Department of Transportation.
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