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8A. Unless exempted under other policies, the adopted concurrency management system shall establish the following roadway level of service standards (LOS) for the purpose of issuing development orders and permits: 1. In conformity with Miami -Dade County, the acceptable peak period LOS for all non-FHISS State and County roads inside the City shall be the following: a) Where no public mass transit service exists, roadways shall operate at or above LOS E; b) Where mass transit service having headways of 20 minutes or less is provided within 0.5 mile distance, roadways shall operate at no greater than 120 -percent of their capacity (LOS E+20); c) Where extraordinary transit service such as commuter rail or express bus service exists parallel roadways within 0.5 mile shall operate at no greater than 150 -percent of their capacity (LOSE+50). 2. The adopted level -of -service for all collector roads maintained by the City shall be 120 -percent of LOS E (LOS E+20), as defined and measured by the methodologies of the FDOT LOS Standards and Guidelines. 8B. The level -of -service for all local residential roads shall be guided by the recommendation of the Miami - Dade County Street Closure Traffic Flow Modification Study and adopted policy. LOS: D in the AM and PM peak periods in the year 2025 conditions and LOS E+20 in the PM peak period in the year 2045 conditions. See attached Exhibit "B" for the Traffic analysis from Corradino Group dated February 28, 2021. Recreation and Open Space Objective 4 Provide local park recreational facilities at the following Level of Services Standards: 2.75 acres per thousand population. Population (2020 — U.S. Census) — 22,342 LOS Standard — 2.75 acres/1,000 residents Existing Park Acreage — 69.8 Acres Park Acres required to meet LOS Standard — 61.44 acres Surplus Parks Remaining — +8.36 acres Proposed Community Facility to increase recreational facilities, therefore no impact to Recreation and Open Space Level of Service. Sources: 2020 U.S. Census Bureau Park Inventory List Infrastructure (Potable water; Sanitary Sewer; Drainage; Solid Waste) Objective 3 — The City will work with service providers to ensure an adequate level of service for public facilities to meet both existing and projected needs as identified in the comprehensive plan through implementation of those projects listed in the Capital Improvements Element. All improvements for replacement, expansion or increase in capacity of facilities shall conform with the adopted policies of the comprehensive plan including level of services standards for the facilities. Policy 3A PZ2022-02 102