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OLF-8 Master Plan

The Master plan will balance the highest and best economic use of the Outlying Landing Field 8 (OLF-8) property with the needs of the County, region, and the Beulah community in creating a plan for a sustainable and resilient development with a plan for implementation. The Master Plan will be based on an existing conditions analysis, technical analysis, and on stakeholder engagement and community participation. OLF-8 is approximately 540 acres out of a 640-acre parcel in the Beulah community of Escambia County, Florida.

Milestones

Milestone	Date	Notes

Last Updated:

Notice to Proceed – Issued
Project Kickoff – May 2020
Phase 1 – Assessment & Analysis; Completed
Phase 2 – Scenario Planning; Completed
Phase 3 - Implementation Strategy - Draft under review
Charrette - October 13- 22, 2020
- Live video sessions = https://colab.dpz.com/olf8/events/#recordings
Phase 3 – Implementation Strategy; March – May 2021
Website = https://colab.dpz.com/olf8/
Facebook = https://www.facebook.com/myolf8/

Sponsoring Division: Natural Resources Management Division

Project Manager:

Terri Berry

Email:

Terri_Berry@myescambia.com

Office Phone:

850-595-3421

Architect/Engineer:

DPZ CoDESIGN

District #:

District 1

CRA District:

Safe Neighborhood District:

Funded:

Yes

Funding Sources:

Sponsoring Division:

NESD - Water Quality

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