COORDINATE LAND USE AND SCHOOL CAPACITY Sample Clauses

COORDINATE LAND USE AND SCHOOL CAPACITY. 11 SECTION 4.1 Comprehensive Plan Amendments, Rezonings, and Development Approvals 11 SECTION 4.2 Educational Plant Survey 13 SECTION 5 IMPLEMENTATION OF SCHOOL CONCURRENCY 13 SECTION 5.1 Procedure 13 SECTION 5.2 Level of Service (LOS) Standards 14 SECTION 5.3 Concurrency Service Areas (CSAs) 16 SECTION 5.4 Applicability and Capacity Determination 17 SECTION 5.5 Process for Determining School Concurrency 18 SECTION 5.6 Proportionate Share Mitigation 19 SIGNATURE PAGES 24 MAP1a – School Concurrency Service Areas – Elementary Schools 30 MAP1b – School Concurrency Service Areas – Middle Schools 31 MAP1c – School Concurrency Service Areas – High Schools 32 AMENDED INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL FACILITY PLANNING‌ This agreement is entered into between the City Council of the Consolidated City of Jacksonville (hereinafter referred to as “Jacksonville”), the City Commission of the City of Atlan- tic Beach (hereinafter referred to as “Atlantic Beach”), the Town Council of the Town of Xxxxxxx (hereinafter referred to as “Baldwin”), the City Council of the City of Jacksonville Beach (herein- after referred to as “Jacksonville Beach”), and the City Council of the City of Neptune Beach (hereinafter referred to as “Neptune Beach”), which are hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Cities”; and the Xxxxx County School Board and administrative staff of the School District, hereinafter referred to as Xxxxx County Public Schools or “DCPS” .
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