Table 5-13 Land Use Compatibility with Air Force Guidelines in APZs in Biloxi ( continued ) Land Use APZ I Compatibility Assessment APZ II Compat
Table 5-13 Notes :
1 . A “ Yes ” or a “ No ” designation for compatible land use is to be used only for general comparison . Within each , uses exist where further evaluation category as to whether it is clearly compatible , normally compatible , or not compatible due to the variation of densities of people and structures . installations and local governments , general suggestions as to FARs are provided as a guide to density in some categories . In general , land use re including employees , of commercial , service , or industrial buildings or structures to 25 an acre in APZ I and 50 an acre in APZ II are considered to b should normally be limited to assemblies of not more than 25 people an acre in APZ I , and maximum assemblies of 50 people an acre in APZ II . 2 . The suggested maximum density for detached single‐family housing is two Du / Ac . 3 . No above ground passenger terminals and no above ground power transmission or distribution lines . Prohibited power lines include high‐voltage distribution lines that provide power to cities , towns , or regional power for unincorporated areas . 4 . Facilities must be low intensity , and provide no playgrounds , etc . Facilities such as club houses , meeting places , auditoriums , large classes , etc ., a
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Existing Land Use Figure 5‐12 shows the conditionally compatible and incompatible existing land uses within the Keesler AFB airfield Safety Zones . Table 5‐14 shows the breakdown of acreage by existing land use within the Safety Zones . Safety zones with acreages in black are conditionally compatible and acreages in red are incompatible . In total , there are approximately 549 acres in APZ I and II in D ’ Iberville , of which 306.6 acres are incompatible . There is no land within the North CZ in D ’ Iberville .
The majority of the existing land use within the North APZ I is Vacant , comprising 97.65 acres . This land is located along the waterfront and was once low‐density residential prior to Hurricane Katrina . Existing land use is compatible with the Air Force land use recommendations , but conditionally compatible depending on future development . There are 47.21 acres of Single‐Family Residential uses in APZ I , which are incompatible . The 3.46 acres of Public land consists of a wastewater treatment facility , which is compatible .
The majority of existing land uses within APZ II i This existing land use is conditionally compatibl does not exceed two dwelling units per acre . A Single‐Family Residential in the North APZ II are density . The second largest existing land use is which is situated south of the I‐10 and I‐110 int currently compatible with the Air Force land us conditionally compatible depending on future d incompatible existing land use is Commercial lo Commercial uses include retail trade as well as medical facilities . Generally , commercial uses a because this land use category includes medica use area is incompatible . Multi‐Family is anoth comprising almost 1,000 multi‐family units in ap housing , such as this , is incompatible in APZ II s recommended at a maximum density of two dw within APZ II are Public / Quasi Public uses inclu Civic Center , and parks .
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