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Authority: Section 163.3177(5)(a), Florida Statutes (F.S.) Recommendation: Revise the amendment to include labeling on the future land use map so that it is identified as the "Year 2030 Future Land Use Map." II.The following Comments are offered to assist the City of Sunny Isles. They will not be used as a basis for a challenge. 1) Comment: Future Land Use Map series/Coastal Management Element—Incorrect Coastal High-Hazard Area Mapping and Missing Definition of Coastal High-Hazard Area The amended Future Land Use Map (series) does not depict the correct location of the coastal high-hazard area in accordance with sections 163.3177(6)(a)10.c.(VI).,F.S., 163.3178(2)(h),F.S. and, 163.3178(8)(c), F.S., Section. The Coastal Management Element does not include the statutory definition of coastal high-hazard area in accordance with sections 1633178(2)(h),F.S. and 163.3178(8)(c),F.S. In response, the City should revise the amendment to the Coastal Management Element to include the statutory definition of Coastal High-HaardArea as"the area below the elevation of the category 1 storm surge line as established by a Sea,Lake, and Overland Surges from Hurricanes (SLOSH)computerized storm surge model" and to depict the Coastal High-Har and Area on the Future Land Use Map. Mapping of the location of Coastal High-Hazard Area should be based upon the most recently available data published by the Florida Division of Emergeng Management. 2) Comment: Implementation of Recent Statutory Changes —Coastal Management Element Redevelopment Component Requirements The City's December 1, 2014, Evaluation and Appraisal Notification response to the Department of Economic Opportunity specified that the ensuing amendment would include updates to reflect statutory changes. The adoption of the Peril of Flood.legislation in 2015 modified Section 163.3178(2)(f), F.S., to require those local governments with Coastal Management Elements to include a redevelopment component within this Element, that addresses a variety of planning considerations to respond to and prepare for a variety of coastal and other flooding events. The City's Comprehensive Plan, along with the proposed amendments,does not demonstrate complete compliance with all components of these statutory requirements. In response, the City should revise the amendment to the Coastal Management Element to ident5 post flood and sea level rise redevelopment strategies and activities and update applicable Code citations to reflect currently adopted regulations. The revised amendment should identi and map flood risk in coastal areas, including sea level rise-related impacts. The amendment should also identift and outline strategies to employ in flood risk areas including the designation of adaptation action areas(AAA)and establishment of strategies relating strategies to the spec AAAs,for example: flood proofing of vital infrastructure located within AAAs experiencing frequent flooding and increased flood elevations;elevating minimum finished floor elevation requirements in flood risk areas;and, upgrading to stormwater infrastructure within vulnerable areas, such as use of backflow preventers or green infrastructure to reduce runoff in flood cones. 2