5.C.2 LAND USE COMPATIBILITY

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1 5.C.2 LAND USE COMPATIBILITY According to FAR 14 CFR Part and Federal Interagency Committee on Aviation Noise (FICAN), 15 all types of land uses including residential are considered compatible with noise levels below 65 DNL. Areas exposed to noise levels exceeding the 65 DNL are considered incompatible with residential land uses, including mobile home parks and transient lodging. Public use facilities may be considered incompatible within the 65 DNL, depending on the use and noise attenuation methods incorporated into the structural design of these facilities. These noise-sensitive public facilities would include schools, places of worship (churches, synagogues, mosques, etc.), assisted living centers (nursing homes), hospitals, libraries, auditoriums, concert halls, and outdoor music shells/amphitheaters. The discussion of land use within the affected environment of this EIS includes a summary of existing land use patterns and noise-sensitive public facilities. Local comprehensive plans and applicable zoning regulations is summarized for the jurisdictions within Broward County that are located within the Study Area. 5.C.2.1 Land Use Pattern The existing land use pattern around FLL is graphically depicted on Exhibit 5.C.2-1, Study Area Existing Land Use. The general land uses located immediately east and west of the airport are largely compatible with airport operations (i.e., commercial and transportation). The areas north and south of the airport are more residential, with commercial uses located in a half-mile wide corridor running along both sides of Interstate-95 from Davie Road south to Sheridan Road. There are a number of noise-sensitive public facilities surrounding FLL. These facilities are graphically depicted on Exhibit 5.C.2-2, Noise-Sensitive Facilities Grid Point Location Map. The names and types of noise-sensitive facilities that are located within the EIS Study Area are provided in four tables (located at the end of this Section 5.C.2, Land Use Compatibility): Table 5.C.2-1, Schools in the Study Area, identifies the 35 schools within the EIS Study Area. Table 5.C.2-2, Libraries in the Study Area, identifies the four public libraries within the EIS Study Area. Table 5.C.2-3, Assisted Living Facilities in the Study Area, identifies the 30 assisted living facilities within the EIS Study Area Federal Aviation Regulations 14 CFR Part 150 Airport Noise Compatibility Planning, Appendix A, Table 1. FICAN: Letter of Understanding: Federal Interagency Committee on Aviation Noise. On March 16, 1993, representatives of the agencies that participated on the Federal Interagency Committee on Noise (FICON) met and agreed to establish a standing committee to be known as the Federal Interagency Committee on Aviation Noise (FICAN). This Letter of Understanding defines the purpose, scope, membership, process, and products of the FICAN, and formally documents the commitment of the participating agencies. Internet web site: letter_understanding.html. Page 5.C-21

2 Table 5.C.2-4, Places of Worship in the Study Area, identifies the 84 places of worship (churches, synagogues, mosques, etc.) located within the EIS Study Area. Table 5.C.2-5, Performing Arts Centers and Museums in the Study Area, identifies two performing arts centers/concert halls, and four museums. No auditoriums or outdoor music shells/amphitheaters are in the EIS Study Area. Table 5.C.2-6, Hospitals in the Study Area, identifies the one hospital within the EIS Study Area. 5.C.2.2 Land Use Plans The land uses within each jurisdiction located within the EIS Study Area comply with the future land use designations contained in the Broward County 1989 Land Use Comprehensive Plan (County Land Use Plan). 16 Compliance with the County s land uses is enforced through the Broward County Planning Council and the Broward County Board of County Commissioners (the Commission). Objective of the County Land Use Plan states that the County will develop and implement land use programs to encourage the elimination or reduction of existing incompatible land uses and prevent future incompatible land uses. Ensuring the protection of residential areas from encroachment of commercial, industrial, and other non-residential areas (including airports) is of particular concern. Objective specifically addresses Airport and Heliport Land Use Compatibility by requiring the identification and reduction of incompatible land uses adjacent to existing and proposed airport/heliport facilities. Florida state regulations require that each jurisdiction establish a comprehensive plan. These local comprehensive plans serve as the basis for ensuring compatibility with the County Land Use Plan designations. Local government zoning and land use plans may be more restrictive or prohibitive of land uses within any of Broward County s land use categories. Therefore, future development or redevelopment within the Study Area is subject to both county and/or local zoning and land use regulations. Local zoning regulations provide these jurisdictions with the ability to enforce their land use controls to ensure compliance with county land use requirements. On that basis, any request for an amendment or building variance is subject to the review and approval of the local jurisdictions. The Study Area includes portions of the cities/towns of Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Dania Beach, Town of Davie, and Plantation; and the Hollywood Reservation of the Seminole Indian Tribe of Florida. 17 A summary of the applicable key policies in the Broward County Comprehensive Plan, (Amended) February 2002, Broward County Board of County Commissioners. The FAA held an information briefing with local municipality planning and zoning departments on February 8, 2007, to discuss local land use controls, policies, regulations, ordinances, and planning documents. The municipalities invited to this meeting included: Dania Beach, Davie, Hollywood, Plantation, and Fort Lauderdale. Meeting materials are in Appendix J.3, Municipality Planning and Zoning Coordination. Page 5.C-22

3 local comprehensive land use plans and zoning ordinances for these jurisdictions, pertaining to airport and compatible land use planning, is provided in the following paragraphs. 5.C BROWARD COUNTY The relevant policies pertaining to FLL and airport facilities in general, as cited in the Broward County Comprehensive Plan Transportation Element, 18 are provided in Appendix J.2, Land Use Policies. These policies state that the Broward County Planning Services Division will consider the objectives of major transportation facilities, including airports, when amending land use plans and that the County will take recommendations from the airport s FAR 14 CFR Part 150 Noise Compatibility Study Update documents when preparing land use recommendations, which may affect the airport. The policies state that Port Everglades shall coordinate expansion plans with FLL. Provisions that the Broward County Aviation Department review any development activities adjacent to the airport to protect the FAA navigable airspace and all locally approved aircraft air corridors from any obstruction are included. 5.C FORT LAUDERDALE The Fort Lauderdale Comprehensive Plan 19 (the Fort Lauderdale Plan) was developed to address the needs and aspirations of the community, and establishes the long-term direction of goals as well as short-term objectives and policies to guide implementation efforts. The purpose of the Future Land Use Element of the Fort Lauderdale Plan 20 is to..."promote the distribution of land uses that will preserve and enhance the character of Fort Lauderdale by establishing land development guides designed to promote environmental protection, meet social and economic needs, provide for adequate services and facilities, conserve natural resources, and ensure compatibility of land uses." Objective 40 of the Fort Lauderdale Plan deals with the coordination of land use and airport planning and establishes the policies for existing and future airport facilities to identify and reduce incompatible land uses adjacent to existing and proposed airport/heliport facilities. These policies are listed in Appendix J.2, Land Use Policies Broward County Comprehensive Plan, (Amended) February 2002, Broward County Board of County Commissioners. City of Fort Lauderdale 1999 Comprehensive Plan, (Amended) May 2006, City of Fort Lauderdale Planning and Zoning Department. City of Fort Lauderdale 1999 Comprehensive Plan, (Amended) May 2006, City of Fort Lauderdale Planning and Zoning Department. Page 5.C-23

4 5.C HOLLYWOOD The Transportation Element of The City of Hollywood s 2001 Comprehensive Plan 21 (the Hollywood Plan) indicates that the city of Hollywood respects the economic importance of FLL while wanting to limit its negative affects on the residents of Hollywood. The city s policies address connectivity of the airport with other transportation infrastructure, such as roads and the port, and address the need for thorough planning and consideration of negative airport impacts in the event of airport expansion. The policies cited in the Hollywood Plan state that proposed future land uses will be compatible with the effects of airport expansion. To help meet that objective, the city of Hollywood has established an Airport Advisory Committee to monitor the proposed expansion of the airport. The relevant policies as cited in the Hollywood Plan are provided in Appendix J.2, Land Use Policies. 5.C DANIA BEACH The Dania Beach Comprehensive Plan 22 (the Dania Beach Plan) policies state that areas surrounding existing and proposed airports shall be planned to promote compatible land uses consistent with the affected elements of the Dania Beach Plan. The Dania Beach Plan states that within areas surrounding existing or committed airports, Dania Beach shall not issue development orders for land uses or structures that are incompatible with airport/heliport uses. Dania Beach s zoning ordinance includes pertinent regulations on building height restrictions near airports. These state that the applicant for a permit for any structure of any type, proposed to be constructed in the city near or in proximity to any airport or within the flight path approaching the airport, must comply with all regulations of the FAA (and any other governmental agency having jurisdiction) and have the approval of the FAA (and any other governmental agency having jurisdiction) before the city shall issue a permit allowing the construction of the structure. In the event the city s building inspector believes that any proposed structure may be in conflict with any governmental rules or regulations governing the height and location of structures near FLL or in the flight patterns or approaches to such airport, the building inspector shall decline to issue a permit to allow the construction of the structure until first obtaining a favorable approval or recommendation from the manager of such airport. The relevant policies as cited in the Dania Beach Plan are provided in Appendix J.2, Land Use Policies The City of Hollywood Comprehensive Plan, (Revised) April 1999, Office of the City Manager Community Planning Division. City of Dania Beach Comprehensive Plan, (Amended) July Page 5.C-24

5 5.C TOWN OF DAVIE The Town of Davie has established an Airport Advisory Board, like the city of Hollywood. The Town of Davie Comprehensive Plan 23 (the Davie Plan) includes Objective 16, which pertains to the compatible land use and development with airports. It includes provisions to identify and reduce incompatible land uses adjacent to existing and proposed airport facilities. Objective 16 states that areas surrounding existing and proposed airports/heliports shall be planned to promote compatible land uses consistent with the affected elements of the comprehensive plan, and that the town shall not issue development permits for land uses or structures that are incompatible with airport uses, pursuant to the development review requirements subsection of the plan implementation requirements section of the Broward County Land Use Plan. 24 The relevant policies, as cited in the Davie Plan, are provided in Appendix J.2, Land Use Policies. 5.C PLANTATION The policies in the Plantation s Comprehensive Plan 25 (the Plantation Plan) state that areas surrounding existing and proposed airports/heliports shall be planned to promote compatible land uses and that the city shall not issue development orders for land uses or structures that are incompatible with airport uses, and to take into consideration adopted FAR 14 CFR Part 150 Noise Compatibility Study Update recommendations. The policies of the Plantation Plan support the efforts of Broward County to provide safe, convenient, and energy-efficient county airports and related facilities through implementation of programs and activities including: a) Continue to review all proposed plats for new development within Broward County for possible aviation impacts, and to advise developers and property owners of the need to submit FAA forms for airspace reviews. b) Support the provision of bus shelters to enhance transit and Tri-Rail ridership to FLL. The relevant policies as cited in the Plantation Plan are provided in Appendix J.2, Land Use Policies. 5.C HOLLYWOOD RESERVATION OF SEMINOLE INDIAN TRIBE OF FLORIDA The Hollywood Reservation of the Seminole Indian Tribe of Florida is located at 6300 Stirling Road in Hollywood, Florida. The Florida Seminole reservations, more or less as they exist today, were established at the end of the Great Depression. The 497-acre Hollywood Reservation is the headquarters for the Seminole Indian Tribe of Florida. As established in the Seminole Tribe of Florida's constitution, the Town of Davie Comprehensive Plan, (Amended) August 1998, Town Council. Broward County Comprehensive Plan, (Amended) February 2002, Broward County Board of County Commissioners. Comprehensive Plan, City of Plantation, Florida, (Amended) January 2003, Planning and Zoning Board. Page 5.C-25

6 Tribal Council is the chief governing body. The Tribal Council administers the Tribal gaming enterprises, citrus groves, the Billie Swamp Safari, and the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum. The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino encompasses approximately 100 acres of the reservation. Other facilities located on the reservation include the Seminole Casino Hollywood, and the Seminole Okalee Indian Village attraction and Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum. 5.C OTHER LOCAL PLANS There are a number of local transportation plans that could potentially affect future development at the FLL. Airport Master Plan Update is being prepared in phases to evaluate the facility capacity needs at FLL based on a ten-year and 20-year growth projection. The baseline assumptions used in the development of the (per Broward County policies) are: the proposed south runway extension and the decommissioning of Runway 13/31; the redevelopment of Concourse A and exit roadway improvements; and a program to provide for international gate development. Broward County is continuing to review options for terminal redevelopment and preparing an update to the Airport Layout Plan (ALP), and define the follow-on Capital Improvement Program. Broward County 2025 Long-Range Transportation Plan consists of a number of transit and highway projects, including: rapid rail transit to the airport; improving Interstate-595, between Interstate-95 and Interstate-75, by widening to four lanes in each direction; and widening Ravenswood Road to two lanes in each direction south of the airport from McNab Road to Royal Palm Boulevard. Port Everglades Master Plan calls for an automated people mover (APM) connector with the airport. The Port s Master Plan cites the following, The overwhelming potential for cruise passenger volumes necessitates a vision for efficient intermodal transport of passengers between the FLL and the Port Everglades cruise terminals as well as the Broward County Convention Center. The proximity of the airport and its needs with regard to cruise passenger traffic is a driving factor behind the development of the 2020 Vision Plan. Port Everglades has the potential to provide premier cruise passenger service by capitalizing on the airlift potential at FLL. An Airport/Seaport Connector has been identified to be the key to capitalizing on this potential. The Airport/Seaport Connector is envisioned as an overhead Fixed-Guideway (possibly monorail) system. This system has formed the basis for the proposed Broward Intermodal Center (IMC). Page 5.C-26

7 The 2020 Vision recognizes the need for an APM connector to Port Everglades and an intermodal center. The IMC would serve as a regional transportation hub, housing such facilities as bus and train stations, kiss and ride areas, people mover connection, vehicle parking, and concession spaces. The IMC would facilitate transfers to other regional transit systems. The APM system would be designed to transport passengers within and between FLL and Port Everglades, with connections to other regional transportation modes at the IMC. South Florida East Coast Corridor Transit Analysis focuses on development of a transit corridor from Miami, at the Port of Miami to the Palm Beach/Martin County Line. The kick-off meeting for this study was held in December A Draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (DPEIS) was submitted to the Federal Transit Administration in September This DPEIS for Tier 1 of the study lists 38 different possibilities, or alternatives, for transit within the three counties as well as a no action alternative. Conclusions as to likely corridor sections to be built out, types of transit service, and station locations will be considered in greater detail in Tier 2, currently underway (as of February 2008). Page 5.C-27

8 Table 5.C.2-1 SCHOOLS IN THE STUDY AREA TYPE OF SCHOOL South Plantation 1300 Paladin Way Plantation High S-1 Hollywood Hills 5400 Stirling Road Hollywood High S-2 Cooper City 9401 Stirling Road Cooper City High S-3 Nova High 3600 College Avenue Davie High S-4 Seminole 6200 SW 16th Street Plantation Middle S-5 New River 3100 Riverland Road Fort Lauderdale Middle S-6 Pioneer 5350 SW 90th Avenue Cooper City Middle S-7 Driftwood 2751 N 70th Terrace Hollywood Middle S-8 Attucks 3500 N 22nd Avenue Hollywood Middle S-9 Olsen 330 SE 11th Terrace Dania Middle S-10 Nova 3602 College Avenue Davie Middle S-11 Westwood Heights 2861 SW 9th Street Fort Lauderdale Elementary S-12 Cooper City 5080 SW 92nd Avenue Cooper City Elementary S-13 Davie 7025 SW 39th Street Davie Elementary S-14 Nova Eisenhower 6501 SW 39th Street Davie Elementary S-15 Nova Blanche Forman 3521 SW Davie Road Davie Elementary S-16 McFatter Technical 6500 Nova Drive Davie Special Education S-17 Silver Ridge 9100 SW 36th Street Davie Elementary S-18 The Quest Center 6401 Charleston Street Hollywood Special Education S-19 Driftwood 2700 n 69th Avenue Hollywood Elementary S-20 Tropical 1500 SW 66th Avenue Plantation Elementary S-21 Meadowbrook 2300 SW 46th Avenue Fort Lauderdale Elementary S-22 Foster 3471 SW 22nd Street Fort Lauderdale Elementary S-23 Sunset School 3775 SW 16th Street Fort Lauderdale Special Education S-24 Pine Ridge Alternative 1251 SW 42nd Avenue Fort Lauderdale Special Education S-25 Plantation Park 875 SW 54th Avenue Plantation Elementary S-26 Riverland 2600 SW 11th Court Fort Lauderdale Elementary S-27 Whiddon-Rogers 1300 SW 32nd Court Fort Lauderdale Special Education S-28 Whiddon-Rogers 700 SW 26th Street Fort Lauderdale Special Education S-29 Seagull School 425 SW 28th Street Fort Lauderdale Special Education S-30 Collins 1050 NW 2nd Street Dania Elementary S-31 Dania 300 SE 2nd Avenue Dania Elementary S-32 Bethune 2400 Meade Street Hollywood Elementary S-33 Stirling 5500 Stirling ROAD Hollywood Elementary S-34 Fox Trail 1250 Nob Hill Road Davie Elementary S-35 Barry University 4801 S. Univeristy Drive Davie University S-36 Nova South Eastern 3301 College Avenue Davie University S-39 Florida Atlantic 2912 College Avenue Davie University S-38 Florida International 2912 College Avenue Davie University S-39 Broward Community 3501 SW64th Avenue Davie College S-40 Univeristy of Florida 3205 College Avenue Davie University S-41 Source: The Corradino Group, 2007 Page 5.C-28

9 Table 5.C.2-2 LIBRARIES IN THE STUDY AREA Davie/Cooper City Branch 4600 SW 82 Avenue Davie L-1 Riverland Branch 2710 Davie Blvd Fort Lauderdale L-2 Dania Beach Paul DeMaio Branch 255 E. Dania Beach Blvd. Dania Beach L-3 Stirling Road Library 4200 Stirling Road Hollywood L-4 Source: The Corradino Group, 2007 Table 5.C.2-3 ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES IN THE STUDY AREA Willow Manor Retirement Living and Memory Support Center 150 Stirling Road Dania Beach AL-1 H & L Boarding Home 25 NW 5 th Avenue Dania Beach AL -2 Hammond House 357 SE 6 th Street Dania Beach AL -3 Bilmar Garden Home for Retired Citizen 380 S Federal Hwy Dania Beach AL -4 Emerald Park Retirement Center 5770 Stirling Road Hollywood AL -5 Amazing Care 2620 N 62 nd Avenue Hollywood AL -6 Meadowbrooke Retirement 2620 N 62 nd Avenue Hollywood AL -7 Dania Nursing Home 440 Phippen Road Dania AL -8 St. Thomas Manor Inc S State Road 7 Plantation AL -9 New River Retirement Home 2271 SW 30 th Terrace Fort Lauderdale AL -10 Anita's ALF 261 SW 38 th Terrace Fort Lauderdale AL -11 LuLu's Boarding Home 2720 SW 6 th Ct Fort Lauderdale AL -12 Joann's Transitional House 3101 SW 12 th Place Fort Lauderdale AL -13 Individuals Blessed 3760 SW 8 th Street Fort Lauderdale AL -14 Adams Retirement Home Inc. 401 Pennsylvania Avenue Fort Lauderdale AL -15 Buchanan Retirement Home 700 SW 38 th Terrace Fort Lauderdale AL -16 Health Trust America 4101 Ravenswood Road Fort Lauderdale AL -17 God's VIP Senior Haven Limited 4681 SW 66 th Avenue Davie AL -18 Victoria Villa Luxury Retirement Home 5151 SW 61 st Avenue Davie AL -19 Davie's Country Living 5540 SW 64 th Avenue Davie AL -20 L & J Retirement Home Davie AL -21 Safe Harbour Retirement Home Inc SW 14 th Avenue Fort Lauderdale AL -22 Safe Harbour Retirement Home Inc SW 26th Street Fort Lauderdale AL -23 EJL Assisted Living Facility 1701 SW 47th Avenue Fort Lauderdale AL -24 Broward Memory Institute Inc NW 4th Street Plantation AL -25 Paradise Loving Care, Inc NW 3rd Street Plantation AL -26 South Fort Lauderdale Senior Service Davie AL -27 Cross Point Care Center 440 Phippen Road Dania Beach AL -28 Plantation Nursing & Rehab Center 4250 NW 5 th Street Plantation AL -29 Source: The Corradino Group, 2007 Page 5.C-29

10 Table 5.C.2-4 PLACES OF WORSHIP IN THE STUDY AREA Dania United Methodist Church 1400 NW 1st Dania W-1 Emanuel Church Of God & Christ 102 NW 12th Avenue Dania W-2 Ebenezer Seventh Day Adventist 134 NW 12th Avenue Dania W-3 Restoration Outreach Center 23 NW 8th Avenue Dania W-4 Greater Trinity Baptist Church 25 NW 7th Avenue Dania W-5 Bethel Baptist Church 6 SW 6th Avenue Dania W-6 Gospel Of Christ Ministries 35 SW 1st Avenue Dania W-7 Dania United Methodist Church 113 S Federal Highway Dania W-8 Tucker Tommy 102 NW 7th Avenue Dania W-9 Bible Way Ministry Baptist Chr 102 NW 7th Avenue Dania W-10 Hollywood Metaphysical Books 233 N Federal Highway #51 Dania W-11 Church Of Worship & Praise Inc 321 S Federal Highway Dania W-12 Church-The Lord Jesus Christ 505 SW 12th Avenue Dania W-13 Dania Church Of God 715 SW 7th Terrace Dania W-14 St James Primitive Baptist 2209 Cody St Dania W-15 Lighthouse Community Church 700 S Federal Highway Dania W-16 Lael Baptist Mission 337 SW 13th Street Dania W-17 New Jerusalem First Baptist 2254 Douglas Street Hollywood W-18 Mt Pleasant AME Church 2341 Forrest Street Hollywood W-19 Faith Deliverance Cathedral 3051 N 24th Avenue Hollywood W-20 Church Of God Of Prophecy 3200 N 22nd Avenue Hollywood W-21 Duke's Temple Church Of God 3130 N 22nd Avenue Hollywood W-22 Lee's Memorial United Church 2231 Atlanta Street Hollywood W-23 Greater St Adorkor Missionary 2212 Atlanta Street Hollywood W-24 Free House Of Prayer 2228 Simms Street Hollywood W-25 New Hope Baptist Church 2305 Sheridan Street Hollywood W-26 First Baptist Church of Dania 213 E Sheridan Street #1 Dania W-27 St Ruth Baptist Church 145 NW 5th Avenue Dania W-28 Greater Mt Zion Ame Church 215 NW 5th Avenue Dania W-29 House Of God Church 810 NW 3rd Street Dania W30 Resurrection Roman Catholic 441 NE 2nd Street Dania W-31 Stella Maris 2500 Eisenhower Blvd Fort Lauderdale W-32 St Sebastian Catholic Church 2000 Marietta Drive Fort Lauderdale W-33 Iglesia Puerta De Salvacion 1100 SW 21st Street Fort Lauderdale W-34 St Jerome Catholic Church 2533 SW 9th Avenue Fort Lauderdale W-35 First Church Of The Nazarene 2300 SW 15th Avenue Fort Lauderdale W-36 Iglesia Evangelica Del 2300 SW 15th Avenue Fort Lauderdale W-37 Wesley Chapel United Methodist 3307 SW 15th Avenue Fort Lauderdale W-38 Haven For Spiritual Travelers 1341 SW 25th Avenue Fort Lauderdale W-39 Living Water Community Church 1501 Riverland Road Fort Lauderdale W-40 Morija Baptist Church 1501 Riverland Road Fort Lauderdale W-41 Zion Foundation Tabernacle 3246 Davie Blvd Fort Lauderdale W-42 Page 5.C-30

11 Table 5.C.2-4, Continued PLACES OF WORSHIP IN THE STUDY AREA New Life Refuge 3360 Davie Blvd Fort Lauderdale W-43 Church Of God-Southwest 1890 SW 31st Avenue Fort Lauderdale W-44 St Ambrose Episcopal Church 2250 SW 31st Avenue Fort Lauderdale W-45 First Church Presbyterian 3550 Davie Blvd Fort Lauderdale W-46 Sunset Presbyterian Church 3550 Davie Blvd Fort Lauderdale W-47 Spring Of Living Waters 3904 SW 14th St Fort Lauderdale W-48 Berean Church Of God 3601 Davie Blvd Fort Lauderdale W-49 Abiding Savior Lutheran Church 1900 SW 35th Avenue Fort Lauderdale W-50 St Sava Serbian Orthodox Ch 3641 SW 23rd Street Fort Lauderdale W-51 First Haitian Baptist Church 1350 S State Road 7 Davie W-52 Faith United Church 1635 S State Road 7 North Lauderdale W-53 Providence Baptist Church 1101 SW 49th Avenue Plantation W-54 First Church Of Christ Science 1260 SW 55th Terrace Plantation W-55 Congregacion Mesianica Jerusalem 4101 SW 61st Avenue Davie W-56 Church Of Christ Holiness Unto 4427 SW 57th Terrace Davie W-57 Davie Apostolic Church 6451 Orange Drive Davie W-58 Our Lady Of Victory Catholic 4580 SW 65th Avenue Davie W-59 Davie United Methodist Church 6500 SW 47th Street Davie W-60 St Joseph's Polish Catholic 5401 SW 64th Avenue Davie W-61 Bishop Kardas Memorial Home 5401 SW 64th Avenue Davie W-62 Grace Christian Center 3301 NW 72nd Avenue Hollywood W-63 Imof 3201 NW 74th Avenue Hollywood W-64 Fuente De Agua Viva 6854 Stirling Road Hollywood W-65 Iglesia Internacional 6790 Stirling Road Hollywood W-66 Temple Judea Of Carriage Hills 6736 Stirling Road Hollywood W-67 Harvest Fellowship 6730 Stirling Road Hollywood W-68 Believers Assembly Of S Florida 6565 Stirling Road Davie W-69 Pentecostal Christian Church 6571 Stirling Road Davie W-70 Christ Crusaders Inc 4201 NW 66th Avenue Hollywood W-71 Ministerio Evangelistical Vano 6500 Stirling Road Hollywood W-72 House Of Prayer 6200 Stirling Road Hollywood W-73 Stirling Road Spanish Baptist 4907 Stirling Road Davie W-74 First Seminole Indian Baptist 4701 Stirling Road Davie W-75 Sikh Society Of Florida Inc Stirling Road Fort Lauderdale, W-76 Aish Hatorah 4010 N 46th Avenue Hollywood W-77 Young Israel Of Hollywood 3291 Stirling Road Fort Lauderdale W-78 Bendahan Amram 4021 N 41st Court Hollywood W-79 Union For Reform Judaism 2901 Stirling Road # 210 Fort Lauderdale W-80 B'Nai Sephardim-Shaare Shalom 3670 Stirling Road Fort Lauderdale W-81 St Maurice Catholic Church 2851 Stirling Road Fort Lauderdale W-82 St David's Catholic Church 3900 S University Drive W-83 Gloria DEI Lutheran Church 7601 Southwest 39th Street W-84 Source: The Corradino Group, 2006 Page 5.C-31

12 Table 5.C.2-5 PERFORMING ARTS CENTERS AND MUSEUMS IN THE STUDY AREA FACILITY TYPE Graves Museum of Natural History 481 Federal Highway Dania Beach Museums PA-1 IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame & Museum 300 Gulf Stream Way Dania Beach Museums PA-2 Native Village 3551 N State Road 7 Hollywood Museums PA-3 Seminole Oaklee Indian Village and Museum 5845 S. State Road 7 Hollywood Museums PA-4 Bailey Concert Hall 3501 SW Davie Road Davie Performing Arts Center PA-5 Begeron Rodeo Grounds 6591 Orange Drive Davie Performing Arts Center PA-6 Source: The Corradino Group, 2007 Table 5.C.2-6 HOSPITALS IN THE STUDY AREA FACILITY TYPE Plantation General Hospital 401 NW 42 nd Avenue Plantation Hospital H-1 Source: The Corradino Group, 2007 Page 5.C-32