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Read. Follow. Verify.Update to Cutler Bay Water Supply and Growth Management Plan
Record date · July 17, 2015
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What This Bill Does
The Town of Cutler Bay is updating its official Water Supply Plan and making corresponding changes to its . This ordinance formalizes the town's strategy for managing water resources in alignment with future development.
This ordinance updates the legal framework for how the town manages water resources and development, which dictates the long-term capacity for infrastructure and growth in Cutler Bay.
Who It Affects
Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.
Cutler Bay Residents
Residents are subject to the updated growth management and water supply policies that dictate future development and infrastructure capacity.
Town Council
The Council is responsible for the adoption and implementation of the updated plans.
Key Facts
- The ordinance updates the Town of Cutler Bay Water Supply Plan.
- The ordinance amends the Town Growth Management Plan to align with the updated Water Supply Plan.
- The document includes provisions for transmittal to relevant authorities.
- The ordinance includes a conflict clause to address inconsistencies with other town regulations.
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- The ordinance includes a severability clause, ensuring the rest of the law remains in effect if one part is found invalid.
- The ordinance establishes an effective date for these changes.
- The ordinance was introduced on March 10, 2015.
- The ordinance is currently in its second reading.
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Alignment of Planning Documents
The ordinance explicitly links the Water Supply Plan to the Growth Management Plan, indicating a policy shift toward integrated resource and development planning.
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