1. Charter Review Commission Retreat
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Charter Review Commission Retreat
October 17, 2015
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2. Development Over Time

3. 1915

4. 1924

5. 1940
Population  39,794

6. 1970
Population  620,100

7. 1980
Population  1,018,200

8. 2015
Population  1,869,235

9. Downtown Fort Lauderdale
1920s
2000s
Credit this photo:
State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory, & sunny.org

10. City of Weston

11.  Highlighted Regional Issues
Multi-Modal Transportation
Attainable Housing
 Targeted Redevelopment
Climate Resiliency
Criminal Justice & Incarceration
Social Safety Net
Solid Waste Management

12. Multi-Modal Transportation

13. Multi-Modal Transportation
Work with Municipalities to Promote “Complete Streets” Principals Where Appropriate
Sustainable Countywide Funding Source(s) for Countywide Transportation System
Secure Appropriate Sites for Regional Transportation Facilities

14. Attainable Housing

15. Attainable Housing
Sustainable Countywide Funding Source(s) to Develop and/or Rehabilitate Attainable Housing.
Attainable Housing Density Bonus Program
Enhancing Affordability to Improve Countywide Economic Development Recruitment Efforts

16. Targeted Redevelopment

17. Targeted Redevelopment
Work with Municipalities to Prioritize Redevelopment to Existing and Planned Downtowns, Transportation Corridors and Other Activity Centers
Transfer of Development Rights

18. Climate Resiliency

19. Climate Resiliency Protection of Water Supply Pre and Post Disaster
Adaptation to Sea Level Rise
Risk Mitigation

20. Criminal Justice

21. Criminal Justice Implement Strategies to Reduce Length of Stay in Jail
Community-Based Programs
Civil Citation Programs to Reduce Jail Population.
Implement Alternate Sentencing Strategies
Behavioral/Health Treatment Options for Homeless, Youth and Adults

22. Social Safety Net

23. Social Safety Net Homelessness
Securing Appropriate Sites for Facilities
The Uninsured (Healthcare) Population
Child Abuse & Sexual Assault

25. Solid Waste Management
Promote Governmental Collaboration to Take Advantage of Regional Efficiencies
Increase Countywide Recycling
Sustainable Countywide Funding Source(s) for Key Solid Waste and Recycling Programs
Study Emergent Technologies

26. Thank You!