HomeMy WebLinkAboutSupplement 06 L SUPPLEMENT NO.6
November 1998
CODE OF ORDINANCES
City of
CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA
Looseleaf Supplement
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this time through:
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Chapter Page
Art. II. Tree Protection CD102:3
Div. 1. Generally CD102:3
Div. 2. Land Clearing CD102:3
103-105. Reserved CD103:1
106. Waterways CD106:1
Art. I. In General CD106:3
Art. II. Wetlands Protection CD106:3
107-109. Reserved CD107:1
110. Zoning CD110:1
Art. I. In General CD110:7
Art. II. Board of Adjustment CD110:14
Div. 1. Generally CD 110:14
Div. 2. Special Exceptions CD110:16
Div. 3. Variances CD110:18
Art. III. Administration and Enforcement CD110:19
Div. 1. Generally CD110:19
Div. 2. Permits CD110:20
Div. 3. Certificate of Occupancy CD110:21
Div. 4. Amendments and Rezonings CD110:22
Art. IV. Special Exceptions CD110:23
(IhmoyDiv. 1. Generally CD110:23
Div. 2. Alcoholic Beverages CD110:23
Art. V. Nonconformities CD110:25
Art. VI. Site Plans CD110:28.1
Art. VII. Districts CD110:30
Div. 1. Generally CD110:30
Div. 2. R-1 Low Density Residential District CD110:33
Div. 3. R-2 Medium Density Residential District CD110:34
Div. 4. R-3 Medium Density Residential District CD110:36
Div. 5. C-1 Low Density Commercial District CD110:37
Div. 6. M-1 Light Industrial and Research and De-
velopment District CD110:41
Div. 7. Townhouses CD110:44.1
Art. VIII. Residential Planned Unit Developments CD110:46
Div. 1. Generally CD110:46
Div. 2. Development Plans CD110:49
Div. 3. Land Use Regulations CD110:56
Art. IX. Supplementary District Regulations CD110:59
Div. 1. Generally CD110:59
Div. 2. Offstreet Parking CD110:64.10
Div. 3. Offstreet Loading CD110:64.12
Div. 4. Home Occupations CD110:64.12
Div. 5. Setbacks CD110:65
Div. 6. Vehicles and Vessels CD110:67
Div. 7. Landscaping and Vegetation CD110:69
Div. 8. Swimming Pools CD110:71
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A. Franchises CDA:1
Art. I. Cable Communications CDA:3
Art. II. Electric CDA:9
Art. III. Gas CDA:11
Art. IV. Telephone CDA:19
Art. V. Water CDA:22
B. Schedule of Fees CDB:1
Code Comparative Table—Laws of Florida CCT:1
Code Comparative Table---1981 Code CCT:3
Code Comparative Table—Ordinances and Resolutions CCT:9
State Law Reference Table SLT:1
Charter Index CHTi:1
Code Index CDi:1
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(d) Exterior property areas of all premises other parts of the premises which are
shall be kept free of all nuisances, litter, rubbish, accessible to and used by persons on the
debris, objects, material or conditions which may premises.
create a health or fire hazard. Exterior property (5) Excessive accumulation of stormwater.
areas shall be free of unsanitary conditions which
constitute a blighting or deteriorating influence (6) Source of infestation.
on the neighborhood. Lawns, landscaping, drive- (7) Vacant property and improvements shall
ways and fences shall be maintained so as not to be kept free of refuse, debris, trash or
constitute a blighting or deteriorating effect in litter and vegetation cut periodically as
the neighborhood. needed.
(e) Exterior property of buildings under con- (b) The owner of every single-family or multiple-
struction shall be maintained during the period of family dwelling, commercial or industrial prop-
construction as free of debris, rubbish or litter as erty, his appointed agent and occupants, opera-
possible so as not to constitute a blighting effect tors, tenants or anyone otherwise using the
on the neighborhood. property in any form or manner shall provide:
(Code 1981, § 652.11) (1) Adequate placement of trash cans and
dumpsters in strict observance of applica-
Sec. 34-97. Duties and responsibilities for ble sections of this Code and guidelines
maintenance. for garbage and trash collection service.
(2) Screening of service yards and dumpster
(a) The owner of every single-family or multiple-
area by use of walls,fencing,planting or a
family dwelling, commercial or industrial prop- combination of these on three sides with
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erty, his appointed agent and the occupant, oper, the open side positioned away from public
ator,tenant or anyone otherwise using the property view when possible, and which meet the
in any form or manner shall maintain the prem- design requirements as adopted in Appen-
ises free of hazards which include but are not dix A [refer to building department] of
limited to: this article referring to this section.Screen-
(1) Brush,weeds,broken glass,stumps,roots, ing shall be equally effective in winter
obnoxious growths,accumulations of filth, and summer.
garbage, trash, refuse, debris and inoper- (3) Parking areas in good repair, free from
ative machinery. erosion, properly marked and clear of
(2) Dead or dying trees and limbs or other litter and debris.
natural growth which, because of rotting, (Code 1981, §652.13;Ord.No. 17-98,§ 1,5-19-98)
deterioration or storm damage,constitute Cross references—Supplementary zoning district regu-
a hazard to persons in the vicinity thereof. lations, § 110-466 et seq.;visibility requirements at intersec-
tions,§ 110-469;requirements for fences,walls and hedges,§
Trees shall be kept pruned and trimmed 110-470.
to prevent such conditions.
(3) Holes, excavations, breaks, projections, Sec. 34-98. Building appearance and main-
obstructions. All such holes and excava- tenance.
tions shall be filled and repaired and
walks and steps replaced and other con- The following criteria, unless specifically liin-
ditions removed where necessary to elim ited, shall apply to all improvements within the
Mate hazards or unsanitary conditions city:
with reasonable dispatch upon their dis- (1) Reserved.
covery. (2) Materials shall have good architectural
(4) Excretions of pets on paths,walks, drive- character and shall be selected for suit-
ways, parking lots, parking areas and ability to the type of buildings and the
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shall be of durable quality and appropri- cant for more than 15 days shall be main-
ate to the climatic conditions of Florida. tained in a suitable manner. All glass
(3) Mechanical equipment,including air con- surfaces visible to the public shall be kept
ditioners or other utility hardware, on the
clean and screened from the inside, and
roof,ground or buildings shall be screened the adjacent lawns, landscaping, drive
ways and fences shall be maintained reg
from public view when practicable with
materials harmonious with the building ularly.
or they shall be located so as not to be (9) Exterior lighting used to illuminate a
visible from any public ways. This equip- building and its grounds for safety pur-
ment shall conform with normal noise poses shall be in an aesthetic manner.
standards and shall not emit excessive
noise. (10) Reserved.
(4) Buildings and appurtenances, including (11) All permanently placed trailers or mobile
signs, should be cleaned, painted, re homes shall be skirted with harmonious
paired and free of mildew as required to materials to prevent animal infestations
present a neat appearance. Deteriorated,
worn or damaged portions should be re- and encroachment.
built or replaced. All surfaces shall be (Code 1981, § 652.15; Ord. No. 16-95, § 1, 12-19-
maintained free of broken glass, loose 95)
shingles, crumbling stone or brick, exces-
sive peeling paint or other conditions re Sec. 34-99. Landscape appearance and main-
flective of deterioration or inadequate
maintenance to the end that the property tenance.
itself may be preserved safe from fire
hazards. The community depends on trees and plant
(5) Exterior porches,landings,balconies,stairs material to enhance its beauty, moderate its cli
and fire escapes shall be provided with mate and provide year-round greenery and color.
banisters or railings properly designed Landscaping criteria shall include but not be
and maintained to minimize the hazard of limited to the following:
falling, and such shall be kept structur- (1) All landscaped areas shall be maintained
ally sound in good repair. to present a neat and orderly appearance.
(6) All roofs shall have a suitable covering
free of holes,cracks,excessive wear,miss- (2) All dead or deteriorated plant material
ing shingles or tiles. shall be promptly replaced or removed.
(7) On commercial or industrial property, all (3) Where natural or existing topographic
storefronts and walls exposed to public patterns contribute to beauty and utility
view shall be kept in good repair and shall of a development, they shall be preserved
not constitute a safety hazard or nui- and developed. Modification of topogra-
sance.All windows exposed to public view phy will be permitted where it contributes
shall be kept clean and free of marks or to good appearance.
foreign substances except when necessary
in the course of changing displays. No (4) Parking areas and trafficways shall be
storage of materials, stock or inventory encouraged to be enhanced with land-
shall be permitted in display window ar- scaped parking spaces containing trees or
eas or other areas exposed to public view, tree groupings. Shrubs shall be used only
unless such areas are first screened from when they will not obscure vision and will
public view with suitable material. not require excessive maintenance.
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(5) All public landscaped areas shall be pro-
tected from vehicular encroachment.
(Code 1981, § 652.17)
Cross references—Vegetation,ch. 102;requirements for
off-street parking, § 110-491 et seq.; requirements for land-
scaping and vegetation in the zoning regulations,§ 110-566 et
seq.
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ZONING § 110-1
Easement means a right-of-way granted for Garage, storage means a building or portion of
limited use of private property for a public or a building thereof designed or used exclusively for
quasipublic purpose. the storage or parking of automobiles. Service
other than storage at such storage garage shall be
Existing grade shall mean the ground surface limited to lubrication, washing, waxing and pol-
elevation prior to grading, or the addition of fill ishing. When used for such a purpose, such prop-
material. erty may not be used in combination with any
Fair market value means the valuation of a other use, with the exception of mini storage.
structure by the county tax assessor in his assess- Guesthouse means living quarters within a
ment for the levying of ad valorem taxes for the detached accessory building located on the same
tax year. lot with the main building for use by temporary
guests of the occupants of the premises, such
Family means a person or a group of persons quarters having no kitchen facilities or separate
related to each other by blood or marriage or a utility meters and not rented or otherwise used as
group of not more than four adults who are not a separate dwelling.
necessarily so related, living together under one
roof as a single household unit. Hedge means a row of bushes or small trees
planted close together in such a manner as to
Fence means a structure forming a physical form a boundary or barrier.
barrier,which is constructed of wood or a similar Height of building means the vertical distance
lightweight building material. from 12 inches above the crown of the fronting
Finish grade shall mean the final grade of the road or finish grade at the building line, which-
site, which conforms to the approved plan. ever is highest,to(i)the highest point of flat roof;
(ii) the deck line of a mansard roof; (iii) the
Fire district includes that territory or area average height between the eaves and ridge for
consisting of: gable,hip and gambrel roofs. Measurement must
(1) Two or more adjoining blocks,exclusive of be in compliance with the 100-year flood level, as
determined by the Federal Emergency Manage-
intervening streets, where at least 50
percent of the ground area is built upon ment Agency.
and more than 50 percent of the built on Home occupation means any occupation con-
area is devoted to group S occupancy or ducted entirely within a dwelling unit and carried
group H occupancy as defined in the Stan- on by an occupant thereof, which occupation is
dard Building Code. clearly incidental and secondary to the use of the
(2) Where four contiguous blocks or more dwelling for dwelling purposes and does not change
comprise a fire district, there shall be a the residential character thereof.
buffer zone, as determined by the fire Hospital means a building or group of build-
marshal, of up to 200 feet around the ings, having room facilities for one or more over-
perimeter of such district. Streets,rights- night patients,used for providing services for the
of-way and other open spaces not subject inpatient medical or surgical care of sick or in-
to building construction may be included jured humans, and which may include related
in the buffer zone. facilities, such as laboratories, outpatient depart-
Floor area means the sum of the gross horizon- ments training facilities, central service facilities
and staff offices; provided, however, that such
tal areas of the several floors of a building, related facility must be incidental and subordi-
measured from the exterior faces of exterior walls nate to the main use and must be an integral part
or from the centerline of walls separating two of the hospital operations.
attached buildings. The required minimum floor
area within each district shall not apply to acces- Hotel means a building in which lodging is
sory uses. provided and offered to the public for compensa-
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tion and duly licensed pursuant to Ch. 509, Flor- (3) A combination of complete lots of record or
ida Statutes. It shall provide an inside office that complete lots of record and portions of lots
shall be supervised by a person in charge at all of record; and/or
times. In no event shall the number of efficiency (4) A parcel of land described by metes and
units or units with kitchen facilities exceed a bounds.
maximum of 25 percent of the units per building
or buildings. There shall be a minimum of six Lot, corner, means a lot located at the intersec-
guestrooms per building and a minimum of 150 tion of two or more streets. A lot abutting on a
guestrooms per hotel or motel. As used in this curved street shall be considered a corner lot if
definition, the term "guestrooms" means those straight lines drawn from the foremost points of
rooms intended or designed to be used or which the side lot lines to the foremost point of the lot
are used, rented or hired out to be occupied or meet at an interior angle of less than 135 degrees.
which are occupied for sleeping purposes by guests.
Lot coverage means the area of a lot that is
Landscape buffer means that portion of the covered by an enclosed structure.This is normally
building setback area which is located along prop- the principal and accessory structures and any
erty lines adjacent to streets or abutting lots and other structure that blocks sunlight and the breeze-
which in its entirety contains landscaping. way.
Landscaping means the arrangement of vege- Lot dimensions means as follows:
tation such as trees, bushes and grass, together
with other suitable materials in complementary (1) Depth of a lot shall be considered to be the
fashion, over a tract of land for aesthetic effect. distance between the midpoints of straight
lines connecting the foremost points of the
Living area means the minimum floor area of a side lot lines in front and the rearmost
dwelling as measured by its outside dimensions, points of the side lot lines in the rear.
exclusive of carports,porches, sheds and attached (2) Width of a lot shall be considered to be the
garages. distance between straight lines connect-
ing front and rear of the required front
Loading space, offstreet, means space logically setback; provided, however, that width
and conveniently located for bulk pickups and between side lot lines at their foremost
deliveries, scaled to delivery vehicles expected to points,where they intersect with the street
be used, and accessible to such vehicles when lines, shall not be less than 80 percent of
required offstreet parking spaces are filled. Re- the required lot width, except for lots on
quired offstreet loading space is not to be included the turning circle of cul-de-sacs, where
as offstreet parking space in computation of re- the 80-percent requirement shall not ap-
quired offstreet parking space. ply; provided, however, that all lots shall
Lot means a parcel of land of at least sufficient have a minimum of 25 feet facing a street.
size to meet minimum zoning requirements for Lot frontage means the narrowest portion of
use, coverage and area and to provide such set- the lot fronting on a dedicated, accepted or main-
backs and other open spaces as are required in tained street right-of-way.
this chapter. In no case of division or combination
of parcels shall any residual lot or parcel be Lot, interior, means a lot with only one frontage
created which does not meet the requirements of on a street.
this chapter, except townhouses. Such lot may
consist of: Lot line means the boundary line of a lot.
(1) A lot of record; or Lot of record means a lot whose existence,
(2) A portion of a lot of record;or combination location and dimension have been legally re-
of portions of lots of record; corded or registered in a deed or on a plat.
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Lot, reversed frontage, means a lot on which the
frontage is at right angles or approximately right
angles (interior angle less than 135 degrees) to
the general pattern in the area.A reversed front-
age lot may also be a corner lot, an interior lot or
a through lot.
Lot, through, means a lot other than a corner
lot with frontage on more than one street. A
through lot abutting two streets may be referred
to as a double frontage lot.
Major recreational equipment means boats and
boat trailers,travel trailers,trailers for transport-
ing motorized vehicles, pickup campers or
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meant to include, but is not limited to, what are Street means a public or private right-of-way
commonly referred to as satellite earth stations, set aside for public travel.
TVROs, and satellite microwave antennas.
Street centerline means the midpoint of the
Schoolgrounds means all the land included in street right-of-way.
the lot or parcel upon which a school building is
regularly used,except during vacation periods,by Street, private, means a private way set aside
for vehicular traffic
elementary and secondary school students. The that exceeds 200 feet in
school and land may be public or private. developed length or serves four or more residen-
tial,commercial or any combination of residential
Service station means a building and premises and commercial units. Private streets shall be
where petroleum products are supplied at retail, installed in accordance with section 98-92.
as a primary use,and where,in addition,services Street right-of-way means the property line
may be rendered and sales made as specified by which bounds the right-of-way set aside for use as
this chapter. a street.
Setback means a required open space on the Structure means that which is built or con-
same lot with a principal building,which space is structed.
unoccupied and unobstructed by buildings from
the ground upward,except as specified in sections Swimming pool means any portable pool or
110-468, 110-538 and 110-567. All required set- permanent structure containing a body of water
back areas shall be landscaped with greenery 18 inches or more in depth or 250 square feet of
(sod) and shall be properly maintained. surface area or more of water service area,includ-
ing an ornamental reflecting pool or fish pond or
Shed means any structure built for the sup- other type of pool, regardless of size, unless it is
Lroe port, shelter or enclosure of persons, animals, located and designed so as not to create a hazard
chattels or property of any kind which has enclos or not be used for swimming or wading.
ing walls for less than 50 percent of its perimeter.
Tent means a collapsible shelter of canvas or
Shopping center means three or more units for other fabric-type material.
purposes of mercantilism.
Terrace means an open space adjacent to the
Sign means the same as defined in chapter 23 principal building on one or two sides, prepared
of the building code adopted in section 82-31. with a hard, semihard or improved surface, for
the purpose of outdoor living.
Special exception means a use that would not
be appropriate generally or without restriction Total floor area or gross floor area means the
throughout the zoning division or district but area of all floors of a building, including finished
which,if controlled as to number,area,location or attics, finished basements and all covered areas,
relation to the neighborhood, would promote the including porches, sheds, carports and garages.
public health, safety, welfare, morals, order, com Townhouse means a single-family dwelling unit
fort, convenience, appearance, prosperity or gen constructed in a series or group of attached units
eral welfare. Such uses as may be permitted by
with property lines separating such units.
the board of adjustment are identified for each
zoning district as special exceptions. Trailer means a portable structure having no
foundation other than wheels,jacks or blocks that
Story means that portion of a building included will not be a hazard to adjacent buildings and
between the floor surface and the upper surface of that is also fully enclosed, operable and licensed.
the floor next above or any portion of a building
used for human occupancy between the topmost Trailer park means an area duly licensed by
floor and roof. A basement or cellar not used for the city and approved by the state board of health,
human occupancy shall not be counted as a story. which is designed, constructed, equipped, oper-
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ated and maintained for the purpose of providing generally applies to the area from each lot line to
space for and otherwise servicing mobile homes the principal building and its attached porches,
and trailers. sheds, carports, garages and storage areas.
(Code 1981, § 632.01; Ord. No. 7-96, § 1, 6-18-96;
Travel trailer. See the definition of"recreation- Ord.No.9-97, § 1,9-2-97;Ord.No. 19-98, §§ 1-3,
al vehicle." 6-16-98; Ord. No. 30-98, § 1, 10-20-98)
Cross reference—Definitions and rules of construction
generally,§ 1-2.
Utility access easement means an easement
less than 20 feet wide, dedicated and used for
utilities and utility vehicles. The term does not Secs. 110-2-110-25. Reserved.
qualify as an alley pursuant to chapter 98 per-
taining to subdivisions. ARTICLE II. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT*
Vacant means a building or parcel of land that
is neither occupied nor used. DIVISION 1. GENERALLY
Variance means a relaxation of the terms of Sec. 110-26. Established; composition; qual-
this chapter when such variance will not be ifications.
contrary to the public interest and when,owing to
conditions peculiar to the property and not the (a) A board of adjustment is established,which
result of the actions of the applicant, a literal shall consist of five members and two alternate
enforcement of this chapter would result in un- members appointed by the city council.
necessary and undue hardship. As used in this
chapter, a variance is authorized only for height, (b) Members and alternate members of the
area, size of structure or size of yards and open board of adjustment shall have been residents of
the city for at least one year prior to their appoint-
spaces; establishment or expansion of a use oth-
erwise prohibited shall not be allowed by variance ment. Members and alternate members shall be
nor shall a variance be granted because of the registered voters.
presence of nonconformities in the zoning district (c) Members of the board of adjustment shall
or used in an adjoining zoning district. be appointed for staggered terms of three years.
In addition, the chairman of the planning and
Wall means a structure forming a physical zoning board or his duly authorized representa-
barrier which is so constructed that less than 50 tive shall be an ex-officio member of the board of
percent of the vertical surface from ground level adjustment.
to its top is open to permit the transmission of (Code 1981, § 645.13; Ord. No. 49-93, § 1, 1-4-94)
light, air and vision through such surface in a
horizontal plane. Sec. 110-27. Proceedings.
Wall, concrete boundary, means a structure (a) The board of adjustment shall adopt rules
constructed using concrete, either poured or in necessary to the conduct of its affairs and in
block form,along the property boundary or within keeping with this chapter. Meetings shall be held
the setback and used as a dividing line between at the call of the chairman and at such other
parcels of property in a residential zone, specifi times as a majority of the board of adjustment
cally excluding townhouse interior party walls. may determine. The chairman or, in his absence,
the acting chairman may administer oaths and
Yard means all open space on the same lot as compel the attendance of witnesses.All meetings
the principal building,which space is unoccupied shall be open to the public.
and unobstructed by buildings from the ground *Cross reference—Boards, committees, commissions, §
upward, except as otherwise provided. The term 2-171 et seq.
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(b) The board of adjustment shall keep min-
utes of its proceedings, showing the vote of each
member upon each question or if absent or failing
to vote indicating such fact,and shall keep records
of its examinations and other official actions, all
of which shall be public records and shall be
immediately filed in the office of the city clerk for
the board of adjustment.
(Code 1981, § 645.15)
Sec. 110-28. Powers and duties.
The board of adjustment shall have the powers
and duties enumerated in this article.
(Code 1981, § 645.17)
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proved private street or easement dedicated and (d) No building permit shall be granted for the
accepted by the city providing legal access to a construction, addition or alteration of a place of
public street. assembly, unless plans signed by a registered
(Code 1981, § 645.03) architect or registered engineer, according to the
laws of the state governing the practice of archi-
Sec. 110-107. Application. tecture, accompany the permit application.
(a) All applications for building permits re- (e) Where plans and specifications for construc-
quired under this chapter shall be made in con tion in the city are revised by the city engineer,
formity with this chapter and other applicable the actual costs of such review shall be paid by the
city ordinances or codes, including those ordi- applicant, whether a building permit is issued or
nances or codes applicable to the building and not.The building official shall require a deposit of
construction industry. All applications for build- estimated cost upon receipt of the application for
ing permits shall be accompanied by plans in a building permit.
duplicate, drawn to scale, showing the legal de- (Code 1981, § 645.04)
scription and the actual dimensions and shape of
the lot to be built upon; the exact sizes and Sec. 110-108. Expiration.
locations on the lot of buildings already existing,
if any, and the size, shape and location of the The expiration date of the building permit
building or alteration, including accessory build- shall be in accordance with section 106.6.1 of the
ings or structures, if any. The application shall building code adopted in section 82-31.
include such other information as lawfully may be (Code 1981, § 645.09)
required by the building official, including exist-
ing or proposed building or alteration; existing or Secs. 110-109-110-120. Reserved.
Logge proposed uses of the building and land;the num-
ber of families,housekeeping units or rental units
the building is designed to accommodate; condi DIVISION 3. CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY
tions existing on the lot; and such other matters
as may be necessary to determine conformance
with and provide for the enforcement of this Sec. 110-121. Required.
chapter.
No land or building or part thereof erected or
(b) It shall be unlawful for any person to altered in its use or structure shall be used until
continue construction of any building or structure the building official shall have issued a certificate
beyond the foundation until a plot plan showing of occupancy stating that such land, building or
the foundation of the building or structure has part thereof and the proposed use thereof is found
been prepared in duplicate by a licensed surveyor to be in conformity with this chapter. Within
and approved by the building official. One copy of three days after notification that a building or
the plot plan shall be returned to the owner, and premises or part thereof is ready for occupancy or
one copy shall be filed with the city. use, it shall be the duty of the building official to
make a final inspection thereof and to issue a
(c) One copy of the plans shall be returned to certificate of occupancy if the land, building or
the applicant by the building official, after he part thereof and the proposed use thereof is found
shall have marked such copy as permitted for to conform with this chapter. If issuance of such
construction and attested to such by his signature certificate is refused, the building official shall
on such copy. This copy of the plans shall be state such refusal in writing with the reason. A
available at the site of construction during all temporary certificate of occupancy may be issued
times when construction is being carried on. The by the building official for a period not exceeding
second copy of the plans, similarly marked, shall six months during alterations or partial occu-
be retained by the building official. pancy of a building pending its completion, pro-
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such conditions and safeguards as will protect the zoning change contained in subparagraph(a)above,
safety of the occupants and the public. shall be submitted to the planning and zoning
(Code 1981, § 645.07) board for study and recommendation. The plan-
ning and zoning board shall study such proposals
Sec. 110-122. Hotels and motels. to determine.
A certificate of occupancy for hotels and motels (1) The need and justification for change.
shall only be issued initially for a minimum of 150 (2) The relationship of the proposed amend-
units. After a hotel or motel project has received ment to the purpose of the city's plan for
its initial certificate of occupancy for its first 150 development, with appropriate consider-
units, subsequent certificates of occupancy may ation as to whether the proposed change
be issued for each building constructed thereafter. will further the purposes of this chapter
All units within any one building of a hotel or and the plan.
motel shall be completed before a certificate of
occupancy is issued. (d) The planning and zoning board shall sub-
(Code 1981, § 645.08; Ord. No. 30-98, § 2, 10-20- mit the request for change or amendment to the
98) city council with written reasons for its recom-
mendation.
Secs. 110-123-110-135. Reserved.
(e) The procedure for the adoption of any ordi-
nance amending this chapter shall be in conform-
DIVISION 4. AMENDMENTS AND ance with the notice and meeting requirements as
REZONINGS codified in Section 166.041, Florida Statutes, as
amended.
Sec. 110-136. Authority. (Code 1981, § 647.01; Ord. No. 14-97, § 1, 11-18-
97)
The sections, restrictions and boundaries set
forth in this chapter may, from time to time, be
amended, supplemented, changed or repealed in Sec. 110-138. Limitations.
the manner prescribed by law and this division.
(Code 1981, ch. 647) No proposal for zoning change or amendment
affecting a particular property shall contain con-
Sec. 110-137. Procedure. ditions, limitations or requirements not applica-
ble to all other property in the district to which
(a) The procedure for a zoning classification the particular property is proposed to be rezoned.
change or any comprehensive plan amendment (Code 1981, § 647.03)
shall be the procedure as adopted or promulgated
by the State of Florida in Chapter 163 and Chap- Sec. 110-139. Reconsideration of district
ter 166, Florida Statutes. boundary changes.
(b) Any amendment to this chapter,other than When a proposed change in zoning district
a zoning district boundary change, may be pro boundaries has been acted upon by the city coun-
posed by:
cil and disapproved or failed to pass, such pro-
(1) The city council. posed change, in the same or substantially simi-
(2) The planning and zoning board. lar form, shall not be reconsidered by the city
council for a period of two years. Such restriction
(3) Any department or agency of the city. shall not apply to the property owner if the
(4) Any person. original request was initiated by the city council,
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planning and zoning board or any department or
agency of the city nor shall such restriction apply
to the city council,the planning and zoning board
or any department or agency of the city.
(Code 1981, § 647.05)
Secs. 110-140-110-160. Reserved.
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proval and determine if the proposed institutional, or multi-family
use complies with subsections 4., structure of eight or more dwell-
7.(b)(4) and 7.(b)(5) of this section. ing units, provided:
(4) The building official shall respond to (i) The antenna does not ex-
each such application within 60 days tend more than 30 feet
after receiving a fully completed ap- above the highest point of
plication by either approving or de- the structure;
nying the application.If the building (ii) The antenna complies with
official fails to respond to the appli- all applicable FCC and
cant within said 60 days, then the FAA regulations; and
application shall be deemed to be (iii) The antenna complies with
approved. all applicable building
(5) In connection with any such admin- codes.
istration approval, the building offi- (b) Antennas on existing towers.An
cial may,in order to encourage shares antenna which is attached to
use,administratively waive any zon- an existing tower may be ap-
ing district setback requirements in proved by the building official
subsection 7(b)(4) or separation dis- and, to minimize adverse vi-
tances between towers in subsection sual impacts associated with
7(b)(5). the proliferation and clustering
of towers, collocation of anten-
(6) In connection with any such admin-
nas by more than one carrier
istrative approval, the building offi- on existing towers shall take
tial may, in order to encourage the precedence over the construc-
use of monopoles, administratively tion of new towers, provided
allow the reconstruction of an exist- such collocation is accomplished
ing tower to monopole construction. in a manner consistent with
(7) If an administrative approval is de- the following:
nied, the applicant shall file an ap- (i) A tower which is modified
plication for a special exception pur- or reconstructed to accom-
suant to paragraph 7. prior to filing modate the collocation of
any appeal that may be available an additional antenna
under the zoning ordinance. shall be of the same tower
(b) List of administratively approved uses. type as the existing tower,
The following uses may be approved by unless the building offs
the building official after conducting an cial allows reconstruction
administrative review: as a monopole.
(ii) Height.
(1) Locating antennas on existing struc-
An existing tower
tures or towers consistent with the (a) m
terms of subparagraphs (a) and (b) bybe modified or
rebuilt to a taller
below. height, not to exceed
(a) Antennas on existing structures. 30 feet over the
Any antenna which is not at- tower's existing
tached to a tower may be ap- height, to accommo-
proved by the building official date the collocation
as an accessory use to any corn- of an additional an-
mercial,industrial,professional, tenna.
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(b) The height change re- comes within the sep-
ferred to in subpara- aration distances to
graph(ii)(a)may only residential units or
occur one time per residentially zoned
communication lands as established
tower. in subparagraphs
(c) The additional height 7.(b)(4) and 7.(b)(5)
referred to in sub- shall only be permit-
paragraph(ii)(a)shall ted when approved by
• not require an addi- the building official.
tional distance sepa- (2) Installing a cable microcell network
ration as set forth in through the use of multiple low-
paragraph 7. The powered transmitters/receivers at-
tower's premodifica- tached to existing wireline systems,
tion height shall be such as conventional cable or tele-
used to calculate such phone wires, or similar technology
distance separations. that does not require the use of tow-
(iii) Onsite location. ers.
(a) A tower which is be- (3) Antennas located on existing sites at
ing rebuilt that will grade level subject to compliance with
accommodate colloca- separation distances as established
tion of additional an- in paragraph 7.(b)(5),compliance with
tennas may be moved all adopted building codes and ade-
onsite within one quate screening from adjacent prop-
hundred(100)feet of erty and city rights-of-ways.
its existing location.
(b) After the tower is re- 7. Special exceptions(M-1 zoning district only).
built to accommodate (a) General. The following provisions which
collocation, only one shall govern the issuance of special excep-
tower may remain on tions for towers or antennas:
the site.
(c) A relocated onsite (1) If the tower or antenna is not a
tower shall continue permitted use under paragraph 5. of
to be measured from this section or permitted to be ap-
the original tower lo- proved administratively pursuant to
cation for purposes of paragraph 6.of this section,then the
calculating separa construction of a tower or the place-
tion distances be- ment of an antenna is only permit-
tween towers pursu ted on real property with an M-1
ant to subparagraph zoning district designation.
7.(b)(5). The reloca- (2) Applications for special exceptions
tion of a tower here- under this paragraph shall be sub-
under shall in no way ject to any applicable procedures and
be deemed to cause a requirements of the zoning ordi-
violation of subpara- nance, except as modified in this
graph 7.(b)(4) or paragraph.
7.(b)(5). (3) In granting a special exception, the
(d) The onsite relocation board of adjustment may impose con-
of a tower which ditions to the extent the board of
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adjustment concludes such condi- (iii) The setback distance between
tions are necessary to minimize any the proposed tower and the near-
adverse effect of the proposed tower est residential unit,platted res-
on adjoining properties. identially zoned properties,and
(4) Any information of an engineering unplatted residentially zoned
nature that the applicant submits, properties.
whether civil,mechanical,or electri- (iv) The separation distance from
cal, shall be certified by a licensed other towers described in the
professional engineer. inventory of existing sites sub-
(5) An applicant for a special exception mitted pursuant to paragraph
shall submit the information de- 4.(c) shall be shown on an up-
scribed both in this paragraph and dated site plan or map. The
section 110-46 and a non-refundable applicant shall also identify the
fee as established by the city council type of construction of the ex-
to reimburse Cape Canaveral for the isting tower(s) and the owner/
costs of reviewing the application. operator of the existing tow-
(b) Towers. er(s), if known.
(1) Information required. In addition to (v) A landscape plan showing spe-
any information required for appli- cific landscape materials.
cations for special exceptions pursu- (vi) Method of fencing,and finished
ant to the zoning ordinance, appli- color and, if applicable, the
cants for a special exception for a method of camouflage and illu-
tower shall submit the following in- mination.
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(vii) A description of compliance with
(i) A scaled site plan (no greater paragraphs 4.(c),(d),(e),(f),(g),
than one inch to 50 feet)clearly
indicating the location,type and (j), (1), and (m), 7(b)(4), 7(b)(5)
and all applicable federal,state
height of the proposed tower, or local laws.
on-site land uses and zoning,
adjacent land uses and zoning (viii) A notarized statement by the
(including when adjacent to applicant as to whether con-
other municipalities), Compre struction of the tower will ac
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Plan classification of commodate collocation of addi-
the site and all properties within tional antennas for future users.
the applicable separation dis- (ix) Identification of the entities pro-
tances set forth in paragraph viding the backhaul network
7.(b)(5),adjacent roadways,pro- for the tower(s) described in
posed means of access, set- the application and other cellu-
backs from property lines, ele- lar sites owned or operated by
vation drawings of the proposed the applicant in the municipal-
tower and any other structures, ity.
topography, parking, and other (x) A description of the suitability
information deemed by the of the use of existing towers,
building official to be necessary other structures or alternative
to assess compliance with this technology not requiring the use
section. of towers or structures to pro-
(ii) Legal description of the parent vide the services to be provided
tract and leased parcel (if ap- through the use of the proposed
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(xi) A description of the feasible lo- permitted unless the applicant dem-
cation(s)of future towers or an- onstrates to the reasonable satisfac-
tennas within Cape Canaveral tion of the board of adjustment that
based upon existing physical, no existing tower, structure or alter-
engineering, technological or native technology that does not re-
geographical limitations in the quire the use of towers or structures
event the proposed tower is can accommodate the applicant's a
erected. proposed antenna.An applicant shall
(2) Factors considered in granting spe- submit information requested by the
cial exceptions for towers. In addition board of adjustment related to the
to any standards for consideration of availability of suitable existing tow-
special exception applications pursu- ers, other structures or alternative
ant to the zoning ordinance,the board technology. Evidence submitted to
of adjustment shall consider the fol- demonstrate that no existing tower,
lowing factors in determining whether structure or alternative technology
to issue a special exception,although can accommodate the applicant's pro-
the board of adjustment may waive posed antenna may consist of any of
or reduce the burden on the appli- the following:
cant of one or more of these criteria (i) No existing towers or struc-
if the board of adjustment concludes tures are located within the geo-
that the goals of this section are graphic area which meet
better served thereby: applicant's engineering require-
(i) Height of the proposed tower; ments.
(ii) Proximity of the tower to resi- (ii) Existing towers or structures
dential structures and residen- are not of sufficient height to
tial district boundaries; meet applicant's engineering re-
(iii) Nature of uses on adjacent and quirements.
nearby properties; (iii) Existing towers or structures
(iv) Surrounding topography; do not have sufficient struc-
(v) Surrounding tree coverage and tural strength to support
foliage; applicant's proposed antenna
(vi) Design of the tower, with par- and related equipment.
ticular reference to design char- (iv) The applicant's proposed an-
acteristics that have the effect tenna would cause electromag-
of reducing or eliminating vi- netic interference with the an-
sual obtrusiveness; tenna on the existing towers or
(vii) Proposed ingress and egress; structures, or the antenna on
and the existing towers or struc-
(viii) Availability of suitable exist- tures would cause interference
ing towers, other structures, or with the applicant's proposed
alternative technologies not re- antenna.
quiring the use of towers or (v) The fees, costs, or contractual
structures,as discussed in para- provisions required by the owner
graph 7.(b)(3) of this section. in order to share an existing
(3) Availability of suitable existing tow- tower or structure or to adapt
ers, other structures, or alternative an existing tower or structure
technology. No new tower shall be for sharing are unreasonable.
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Costs exceeding new tower de- (ii) Guys and accessory buildings
velopment are presumed to be must satisfy the minimum zon-
unreasonable. ing district setback require-
(vi) The applicant demonstrates that ments.
there are other limiting factors
that render existing towers and (5) Separation. The following separa-
structures unsuitable. tion requirements shall apply to all
(vii) The applicant demonstrates that towers and antennas for which a
an alternative technology that special exception is required; pro-
does not require the use of tow- vided, however, that the board of
ers or structures, such as a adjustment may reduce the stan-
cable microcell network using dard separation requirements if the
multiple low-powered transmit- goals of this section would be better
ters/receivers attached to a served thereby.
wireline system, is unsuitable.
Costs of alternative technology (i) Separation from off-site uses/
that exceed new tower or an- designated areas.
tenna development shall not be
presumed to render the technol- (a) Tower separation shall be
ogy unsuitable. measured from the base of
(4) Setbacks. The following setback re- the tower to the lot line of
quirements shall apply to all towers the off-site uses and/or des-
Lippe, for which a special exception is re-
quired; provided, however, that the in Table 1, except as oth-
erwise of adjustment may reduce the erwise provided in Table
standard setback requirements if the 1.
goals of this section would be better (b) Separation requirements
served: for towers shall comply
(i) Towers must be set back a dis- with the minimum stan-
tance equal to at least 75 per- dards established in Table
cent of the height of the tower 1.
from any adjoining lot line.
Table 1
Off-site Use/Designated Area Separation Distance
Single-family or duplex residential units 1 200 feet or 300 percent height of tower whichever is
greater
Vacant single-family or duplex residentially zoned 200 feet or 300 percent height of tower2 whichever
land which is either platted or has preliminary is greater
subdivision plan approval which is not expired
Vacant unplatted residentially zoned lands3 200 feet or 300 percent height of tower whichever is
greater
Existing multi-family residential units greater than 200 feet or 300 percent height of tower whichever is
duplex units greater
Non-residentially zoned lands or non-residential None; only setbacks apply
uses
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Off-site Use I Designated Area Separation Distance
Highway AlA 200 feet or 100 percent height of tower whichever is
greater
'Includes modular homes and mobile homes used for living purposes.
2Separation measured from base of tower to closest building setback line.
3Includes any unplatted residential use properties without a valid preliminary subdivision plan or valid
development plan approval and any multi-family residentially zoned land greater than duplex.
(ii) Separation distances between straight line between the
towers. base of the existing tower
(a) Separation distances be- and the proposed base,
tween towers shall be ap- pursuant to a site plan, of
plicable for and measured the proposed tower. The
between the proposed separation distances (list-
tower and preexisting tow- ed in linear feet) shall be
ers. The separation dis- as shown in Table 2.
tances shall be measured
by drawing or following a (b) Table 2:
Existing Towers—Types
Monopole Less
Monopole 75 Ft in Than 75 Ft in
Lattice Guyed Height or Greater Height
Lattice 5,000 ft 5,000 ft 1,500 ft 750 ft
Guyed 5,000 ft 5,000 ft 1,500 ft 750 ft
Monopole 75 Ft in 1,500 ft 1,500 ft 1,500 ft 750 ft
Height or Greater
Monopole Less Than 750 ft 750 ft 750 ft 750 ft
75 Ft in Height
(6) Security fencing. Towers shall be en- quired; provided, however, that the
closed by security fencing not less board of adjustment may waive such
than six feet in height and shall also requirements if the goals of this sec-
be equipped with an appropriate anti- tion would be better served thereby.
climbing device; provided however, (i) Tower facilities shall be land
that the board of adjustment may scaped with a buffer of plant
waive such requirements,if the goals
of this section are better served materials that effectively
thereby and the public health,safety, screens the view of the tower
and welfare is not adversely affected compound from property used
by such waiver. for residences. The standard
(7) Landscaping. In addition to any other buffer shall consist of a land-
applicable landscaping requirements scaped strip at least four feet
in the zoning ordinance, the follow- wide outside the perimeter of
ing requirements shall also govern the compound.
the landscaping surrounding towers (ii) In locations where the visual
for which a special exception is re- impact of the tower would be
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minimal, the landscaping re- shall be no greater than six feet in
quirement may be reduced or height or 36 square feet in gross
waived by the board of adjust- floor area and shall otherwise con-
ment if the goals of this section form to the requirements of section
would be better served thereby. 110-468 as an accessory structure.
(iii) Existing mature tree growth and The structure or cabinet shall be
natural land forms on the site screened from view.
shall be preserved to the maxi- 9. Removal of abandoned antennas and tow-
mum extent possible. In some ers. Any antenna or tower that is not operated for
cases, such as towers sited on a continuous period of 12 months shall be consid-
large, wooded lots, natural
growth around the property pe- ered abandoned, and the owner of such antenna
rimeter may be sufficient buffer. or tower shall remove the same within 90 days of
receipt of notice from the City of Cape Canaveral
8. Equipment cabinets and accessory struc- notifying the owner of such abandonment.Failure
to remove an abandoned antenna or tower within
tures. said 90-day shall be grounds to remove the tower
(a) Antennas mounted on structures or roof- or antenna at the owner's expense. If there are
tops. The equipment cabinets or struc- two or more users of a single tower, then this
tures used in association with antennas provision shall not become effective until all users
shall comply with the following: cease using the tower.
(1) The cabinet or structure shall not
contain more than 36 square feet of 10. Nonconforming uses.
Lire gross floor area or be more than six (a) Not expansion of nonconforming use. Tow-
feet in height. ers or antennas that are constructed, and
(2) Equipment storage buildings or cab- antennas that are installed,in accordance
inets shall comply with all applica- with the provisions of this section shall
ble building codes. not be deemed to constitute the expansion
of a nonconforming use or structure.
(b) Antennas mounted on utility poles or light
poles. The equipment cabinet or structure (b) Preexisting towers. Nonconforming towers
used in association with antennas shall or antennas shall be allowed to continue
be located in accordance with the follow- their usage as they presently exist. Rou-
ing: tine maintenance shall be permitted on
such nonconforming towers or antennas.
(1) In residential districts, the equip-
New construction other than routine main-
ment cabinet or structure may be tenance on a nonconforming tower or an-
located: tenna shall comply with the requirements
(i) In a rear or side yard provided of this section.
the cabinet or structure is no
greater than six feet in height (c) Rebuilding damaged or destroyed noncon-
or 36 square feet of gross floor forming towers or antennas. Notwithstand-
area and shall otherwise con- ing paragraph 9., bona fide nonconform-
form to the requirements of sec- ing towers or antennas that are damaged
tion 110-468 as an accessory or destroyed may be rebuilt without hav-
structure. ing to first obtain administrative ap-
proval or a special exception and without
(ii) The structure or cabinet shall having to meet the separation require-
be screened from view. ments specified in paragraphs 7.(b)(4)and
(2) In commercial or industrial districts 7(b)(5). The type, height, and location of
Lme the equipment cabinet or structure the tower onsite shall be of the same type
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and intensity as the original facility ap- DIVISION 2. OFFSTREET PARKING*
proval. Building permits to rebuild the
facility shall comply with the then appli Sec. 110-491. Number of spaces required.
cable building codes and shall be obtained
within 180 days from the date the facility There shall be provided at the time of the
is damaged or destroyed. If no permit is erection or change of use of any main building or
obtained or if said permit expires, the structure or at the time any main building or
tower or antenna shall be deemed aban- structure is enlarged or increased in capacity, by
doned as specified in paragraph 9.
adding dwelling units, guestrooms, floor area or
(d) Collocation. To accommodate collocation, seats,minimum offstreet automobile parking space
nonconforming towers may add addi- with adequate provisions for ingress or egress in
tional antennas (belonging to the same accordance with the following:
carrier or other carrier) subject toadmin-
istrative review pursuant to paragraph 6. (1) Auditoriums, theatres, clubs, lodges, res
of this section. taurants and other places of assembly.
One space for each three seats or seating
(e) Repair. Nothing in this section shall be places or one space for every 100 square
deemed to prevent the strengthening or feet of floor area of the main assembly
restoring to a safe condition of any non- hall, whichever is greater.
conforming tower or antenna or part
thereof declared to be unsafe by the build- (2) Churches, temples or places of worship.
ing official or any other city official One space for each four seats or seating
autho-
rized to protect the public, health, safety, places or one space for each 125 square
and welfare. feet of floor area of the main assembly
hall, whichever is greater.
11. Nonconforming towers shall be allowed to (3) Hospitals. Two spaces for each patient
be rebuilt and relocated elsewhere on the existing bed plus one space for each employee on
site with administrative approval of the building the largest work shift.
official under the following conditions: (4) Libraries, museums. Offstreet parking
(a) The tower does not exceed the maximum spaces equal in area to 50 percent of the
height allowed in 110-483, 4(o). floor area open to the public.
(b) The tower does not reduce the existing (5) Manufacturing and industrial uses. One
setback from residentially zoned property. space for each employee on the largest
(c) The tower does not reduce the existing work shift.
separation distances from other existing (6) Medical or dental clinics. Three spaces for
towers. each examination or treatment room plus
(d) The tower includes the provision for the one space for each employee.
collocation of antennas. (7) Mortuaries. One space for each five seats
(e) The tower is designed to be less intrusive or seating places,exclusive of areas needed
than the existing tower. for ambulances.
(f) The existing tower is removed within 30 (8) Nursing or convalescent homes and sani-
days of completion of the new tower. tariums. One space for each four patient
(Ord. No. 8-97, § 2, 9-2-97; Ord. No. 22-98, § 1, beds plus one space for each employee on
7-7-98; Ord. No. 28-98, §§ 1-5, 9-15-98) the largest work shift.
*Cross references—Requirements for landscape appear-
ance and maintenance, § 34-99; buildings and building regu-
Secs. 110-484-110-490. Reserved. lations, ch. 82.
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(9) Commercial,office and professional build- and unparked without moving another, allowing,
ings, excluding medical and dental din- however,a driveway of not more than 24 feet total
ics. One space for each 300 square feet of on any street or alley for ingress or egress to the
gross floor area. offstreet parking area.
(10) Public buildings. One space for each five (Code 1981, § 641.01(B))
seats or seating places or one space for
every 150 square feet of floor area in the Sec. 110-493. Access.
main assembly room,whichever is greater. (a) In order to promote the safety of the motor-
(11) Residential uses, including single-family, ist and the pedestrian and to minimize traffic
two-family and multiple-family dwellings congestion and conflict by reducing the magni-
and mobile homes. Two spaces for each tude of and the points of contact, the following
living unit. shall apply:
(12) Colleges,technical and vocational schools. (1) A point of access (a driveway or other
One space for each student and faculty opening for vehicles onto a public street)
member. shall not exceed 24 feet in width, except
(13) Hotels and motels. One space for each as otherwise provided in this division.
sleeping unit plus one space for 12 sleep- (2) The maximum number of points of access
ing units for employee parking. permitted onto any one street shall be as
(14) All other uses. To be determined by the follows:
building official, who shall use the ratios Lot Width Number of Points
established in this section as a standard Abutting Street of Access
for determining the requirements.
Loo"' (Code 1981, § 641.01(A)) Less than 125 feet 1
Over 125 feet 2
Sec. 110-492. Location of spaces. provided; however, that a residential lot
of less than 125 feet may have a circle
(a) Parking spaces for all residential uses shall
pro-
be located on the same property as the main driveway with two points of access building, except that one-half the total number of vided that it comply with the other terms
and conditions of this section.
required spaces for multiple-family dwellings,
townhouses and mobile homes may be located in a (3) Joint use access between abutting proper-
common parking facility not more than 200 feet ties is encouraged and there may be per-
distant from the nearest boundary of the site. mitted a single joint use point of access up
to 35 feet in width. Service stations shall
(b) Parking spaces for other uses shall be pro- be permitted two openings not to exceed
vided on the same lot or not more than 500 feet 35 feet each in width along any abutting
distant. public street,provided that such property
(c) Parking requirements for two or more uses abuts such street for a distance of not less
of the same or different types may be satisfied by than 120 feet.
the allocation of the required number of spaces for (4) There shall be a minimum distance of 30
each use in a common parking facility. feet between any two openings onto the
same street.
(d) Required offstreet parking areas for seven
or more automobiles shall have individual spaces (5) No point of access shall be allowed within
marked and shall be so designed, maintained and 30 feet of the intersection of the right-of
regulated that no parking or maneuvering shall way lines of any public street.
be on any landscaped buffer,public street,walk or (6) No curbs shall be cut or altered and no
alley and so that any automobile may be parked point of access or opening for vehicles onto
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a public street shall be established with- (2) Width, 12 feet.
out a permit issued by the building de- (3) Height, 14 feet.
partment. (Code 1981, § 641.03(B))
(7) In lieu of any two openings permitted on
any one street, there may be permitted a Secs. 110-508-110-520. Reserved.
single point of access up to 35 feet in
width when the property frontage is in DIVISION 4. HOME OCCUPATIONS*
excess of 200 feet.
(b) Projects for which a site plan is required, Sec. 110-521. Permitted home occupations.
such as plaza developments, compound uses and Customary home occupations which are inci-
shopping centers, shall be considered on an indi- dental to the permitted residential use shall be
vidual basis and may deviate from this section in allowed in any district which permits home occu-
the interest of traffic safety, upon recommenda- pations.
tion by the planning and zoning board. (Code 1981, § 641.07)
(c) One-family, two-family and three-family
dwelling units shall be exempt from this section. Sec. 110-522. Requirements.
(Code 1981,§641.01(C);Ord.No.3-96, § 1,3-5-96; (a) Home occupations are permitted within the
Ord. No. 26-96, § 1, 1-14-97) confines of any dwelling unit,provided all restric-
tions of this section are complied with.
Secs. 110-494-110-505. Reserved.
DIVISION 3. OFFSTREET LOADING
Sec. 110-506. Requirements.
(a) Every permitted use requiring the receipt
or distribution by vehicles of materials or mer-
chandise and having a floor area of 10,000 square
feet or more shall have at least one permanently
maintained offstreet loading space for each 10,000
square feet or fraction thereof of gross floor area.
(b) Single-occupancy retail operations, whole-
sale operations and industrial operations with a
gross floor area of less than 10,000 square feet
shall provide sufficient receiving space on the
property so as not to hinder the movement of
vehicles and pedestrians over a sidewalk, street
or alley.
(Code 1981, § 641.03(A))
Sec. 110-507. Location and dimensions of
space.
Each offstreet loading space shall have direct
access to an alley or street and shall have the
following minimum dimensions:
*Cross reference—Occupational license tax, § 70-66 et
(1) Length, 45 feet. seq.
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ty as a function of the primary use, including but (7) Be protected from vehicular encroach-
not limited to drives,parking,service and display ment.
areas, shall be paved.
(Code 1981, § 641.49) (c) All areas not paved or with other landscap-
ing, as designated in this section or in section
Secs. 110-556-110-565. Reserved. 110-567,shall be planted with grass,hardy shrubs,
evergreen or other ground cover materials, as
specified in section 102-44, having the cold toler-
DIVISION 7. LANDSCAPING AND ante designation (+). Otherwise, the owner or
VEGETATION* developer must provide documentation from a
recognized knowledgeable person, as defined in
section 102-36, that his choice of vegetation has a
Sec. 110-566. Landscaping and screening for good chance of thriving or meets state require-
commercial and industrial zon- ments for low water need (xeriscape).
ing districts.
(a) Whenever the boundary of a commercial or (d) Where a fence or wall is used to fulfill the
industrial zoning district abuts a residential zon- screening requirements within a vegetative buffer,
ing district, a visual screen shall be provided it shall be located one foot inside of the property
within the required setbacks of such commercial line which abuts the residential zoning. When a
or industrial zoning district. drainage easement, ditch or water body runs
along a property line, an administrative waiver
(b) Such visual screen shall: may be granted by the building official to allow
the masonry wall or fence to be placed along the
(1) Be provided along the entire length of the edge of the ditch or water body, instead of on the
commercial or industrial zoning boundary property line. Where existing trees exist within
which abuts any residential zoning dis the buffer area, the fence or wall shall be located
trict. so as to preserve the trees.
(2) Consist of decorative or ornamental fent- (Code 1981, § 641.43; Ord. No. 1-92, § 1, 1-21-92)
ing or shrubs designed and placed in a
manner rendering such visual screen den- Sec. 110-567. Interior landscaping for
sity of at least 80 percent within a period offstreet parking areas.
of two years after such screen is provided.
(3) Be not less than four or more than eight (a) Offstreet parking areas in C-1,M-1 and R-3
feet in height, except as provided in sec- districts shall have internal and perimeter land-
tion 110-470(a)(2). scaping as follows:
(4) Have a minimum of one ten-point tree (1) Parking areas with ten or fewer spaces
value as defined in section 110-567 which shall have at least one ten-point tree for
shall be planted every 35 feet with at least every five spaces or fraction thereof planted
two five-point trees on the minimum 50- within the interior of the parking lot.
foot C-1 lot and three five-point trees on (2) Parking areas with 11 or more spaces
the minimum 75-foot M-1 lot. shall have at least one five-point tree for
(5) Be serviced by a functional underground every five spaces or fraction thereof inter-
sprinkler system adequate to maintain spersed throughout the parking area. In
such landscaping. addition,one ten-point tree shall be placed
(6) Be properly maintained and replaced if at the end of each row where internal
for any reason it does not survive. curbing would be placed, even though
_ internal curbing may not be required.
*Cross references—Environment, ch. 34; requirements However, trees must be protected from
(11111,01 for landscape appearance and maintenance, §34-99. vehicular encroachment.
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(3) Subsections (a)(1) and (2) of this section less than one percent of the total cost of
may be satisfied by cluster plantings, at the project, including land acquisition, or
the discretion of the building official. three percent of the project, excluding
(4) Parking areas in the C-1 and M-1 districts land acquisition, whichever is greater.
and parking areas in the R-3 districts that (b) Tree value points referred to in subsection
contain 16 or more parking spaces shall (a) of this section shall be grade Florida Fancy or
be planted to a width of at least two feet of Florida #1 and will have the following values:
the entire perimeter facing the public Florida Florida
right-of-way,except for ingress and egress Fancy #1
and sidewalks. The perimeter shall be Points Tree Points
planted with decorative shrubs and bushes 10 Large and medium species,ten feet tall 7
three feet in height to form a visual screen with greater than three-inch diameter
with a density of 80 percent within two (dbh)and two-foot spread.
5 Small species, six feet tall with two to 4
years of planting. Perimeters facing such three inch diameter (dbh) minimum
public right-of-way shall,in addition,have and two-foot spread.
five tree value points planted every 35 5 Cabbage palms, minimum height six 4
feet with at least ten tree values on a feet(overall).
5 Non-native palms, minimum height 4
minimum 50-foot C-1 lot and 15 tree val three feet(overall).
ues on the minimum 75-foot R-3 lot.
(5) No trees shall be planted that will ob (c) Only trees listed in section 102-44 having
the cold tolerance designation (+) shall be consid-
struct visibility at intersections or points ered for use in meeting landscaping requirements
of ingress and egress to streets. See sec for C-1, M-1 and R-3 zones. Further, if the plant-
tion 110-469. The perimeter footage de- ing is in an area subjected to salt air, the B
fined in section 110-469 and ingress and (barrier island)designation shall be present,which
egress shall not be used to calculate land- meets the state requirement to tolerate xeric
scaping of perimeters. conditions. Otherwise, documentation must be
(6) Existing trees in proposed internal park- presented as provided in section 110-566(d).
ing areas as listed under subsection (b)of (Code 1981, § 641.44; Ord. No. 1-92, § 2, 1-21-92;
this section shall not be removed if over Ord. No. 28-94, § 1, 7-19-94; Ord. No. 14-98, § 1,
three inches diameter at breast height 9-15-98)
(dbh) without a permit from the building
official. Every effort shall be made to Sec. 110-568. Preservation of trees in all dis-
build,pave or otherwise construct around tricts.
existing trees of value.
During the development of any project, all
(7) Each landscaped area, both within the trees of four inches in diameter or larger shall be
interior parking area and around the pe- preserved or replaced unless they exist within:
rimeter, shall be served by a functioning
underground sprinkler system adequate (1) A proposed public or private easement.
to maintain all landscaping. (2) A proposed structure dimension.
(8) All landscaping specified in this subset- (3) A proposed driveway or designated park-
tion shall be properly maintained and ing area in the R-1 or R-2 districts. See
replaced if for any reason it does not sections 110-566 and 110-567.
survive. (4) Ten feet of a proposed structure.
(9) The value of the landscaping for the in- (Code 1981, § 641.59)
ternal parking areas and their perimeter, Cross reference—Preservation of trees, § 102-26 etseq.
as well as all additional external landscap-
ing for other areas on the site,will not be Secs. 110-569-110-580. Reserved.
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DIVISION 8. SWIMMING POOLS* Sec. 110-582. Enclosure.
Sec. 110-581. Construction and location. (a) Any portion of a swimming pool to which
(a) Swimming pools shall be installed to city access may be obtained from outside a residence,
requirements, and a city permit shall be required building or similar structure shall be required to
and approved by the building department prior to be protected by a barrier as stipulated in the
construction or installation (placement). Standard Swimming Pool Code as adopted in
Chapter 82 of the City Code of Ordinances.
(b) Swimming pools may be built within the
principal structure if it is determined through
analysis by a certified engineer that such construe- (b) Any portion of a swimming pool to which
tion shall not be harmful to the principal struc access may be obtained from inside a residence,
ture. At the discretion of the building official, building or similar structure where a wall of the
residence, building or similar structure serves as
engineering may be required when the vertical
wall of the pool (water's edge) is located within a portion of the barrier required in(a)above shall
five feet of the foundation system supporting the be protected as stipulated in the Standard Swim-
principal structure. Engineering may also be re- ming Pool Code as adopted in Chapter 82 of the
quired on all premanufactured or prefabricated City Code of Ordinances.
pools which do not bear product approval from an (Code 1981, § 641.47(B); Ord. No. 16-98, § 2,
accredited testing agency. 5-5-98)
(c) Swimming pools which are open and
unenclosed may occupy a required rear or interior Sec. 110-583. Accessories.
cori side yard setback, provided they are not located
closer than five feet to a rear lot line or eight feet Swimming pool accessories, such as ladders,
to an interior side lot line. slides, pumps and similar items, shall not en-
(d) Commercial swimming pools are prohib- croach into a required yard setback beyond the
ited in residential districts. limits specified for swimming pools.
(Code 1981, § 641.47(C))
(e) Swimming pools shall not occupy a re-
quired front or corner side yard setback.
Sec. 110-584. Minimum setbacks.
(f) Swimming pools may not be constructed
prior to the construction of the principal building.
(a) The minimum setbacks for swimming pools,
(g) For the purposes of this section, neither enclosures and accessories shall be as follows and
pools nor screened enclosures are considered struc- shall be in compliance with the electrical code as
tures for the sole purpose of determining lot adopted in Chapter 82 of the City of Code of
coverage. Pools and screen enclosures shall meet Ordinances:
the setback requirements as stipulated elsewhere
in this chapter. (1) Front, 25 feet (see subsection (b) of this
section).
(h) For the purposes of this section, neither
pools nor screened enclosures are considered struc- (2) Side (interior lot line), eight feet.
tures for the purpose of determining lot coverage.
Pools and screened enclosures are not permitted (3) Side (corner lot line), 25 feet; on all non-
in the setback area. conforming lots of record 15 feet (see
(Code 1981, § 641.47(A); Ord. No. 16-98, § 1, subsection (b) of this section.)
5-5-98)
(4) Rear, five feet (see subsection (c) of this
‘1111111101 *Cross reference—Swimming pool code,§82-246 et seq. section).
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(c) In no event shall a swimming pool, screen
enclosure or accessory feature be located within
15 feet of a property line that abuts and runs
parallel to a public street.
(Code 1981, § 641.47(D); Ord. No. 16-98, § 3,
5-5-98)
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Lsoe Ordinance/
Resolution Section
Number Date Section this Code
2-96 2-20-96 1 Rpld 10-99
10-114-10-117
2 Added 10-114
10-119
10-121
3 10-100
10-122, 10-123
7 App. B, Ch. 10,Art.
IV
3-96 3- 5-96 1 110-493(a)
4-96 5-21-96 1 App.A,Art. IV, §4
96-23(Res.No.) 5-21-96 1 App. B,Ch. 2,Art.V
96-24(Res.No.) 5-21-96 1 App. B,Ch. 78,Art. II
96-25(Res.No.) 5-21-96 1 App. B,Ch. 62
96-26(Res.No.) 5-21-96 1 App. B,Ch. 78,Art.
III
5-96 6- 4-96 1 110-48
7-96 6-18-96 1 110-1
8-96 6-18-96 1 82-81
10-96 6-18-96 1 Added 54-2
12-96 8- 6-96 1 Added 38-33
2 Added 38-34
14-96 8-20-96 1 Added 66-27
15-96 9- 3-96 1 110-171(a))2)c.1.
17-96 10- 1-96 1 110-292
2 110-312
(1101110e 3 Added 110-332(14)
4 Added 110-352(8)
18-96 9- 3-96 1 110-336(6)
2 110-356(6)
19-96 9- 3-96 1 Added 110-195(8)
20-96 9-17-96 1 110-171(a)(2)
23-96 12- 3-96 1 Dltd 78-124
2 Dltd 78-126
3 78-122
4 78-125
5 78-128
24-96 12- 3-96 1 38-31
26-96 1-14-96 1 Added 110-493(a)(7)
96-26(Res.No.) 5-21-96 1 App. B,Ch. 78,Art.
III(c)
96-32(Res.No.) 6-18-96 1 App. B,Ch. 22
96-62(Res.No.) 12-17-96 1 App.B,Ch. 78,Art.
III(b)
4-97 4- 1-97 1 Added 66-1
6-97 5- 6-97 1 Added 110-482,
7-97 5- 6-97 1 22-28
97-15(Res.) 5-20-97 1 App.B, Ch. 110(a)—
(d)
97-18(Res.) 6-17-97 1 App. B, Ch. 62(a)
8-97 9- 2-97 1 Added 110-354(c)(15)
2 Added 110-483
9-97 9- 2-97 1 110-1
2 110-478
97-36(Res.) 10- 7-97 1 App. B, Ch. 78,Art.IV
13-97 10-21-97 1 98-92(t)(3)
LINP0'
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Ordinance/
j
Resolution Section
Number Date Section this Code
2 98-92(u)
3 110-475(e)
14-97 11-18-97 1 110-137
15-97 12- 2-97 1 Added 50-4
3-98 3- 3-98 1 82-31,82-32
4-98 3- 3-98 1 82-148
5-98 3- 3-98 1 82-171
82-173
6-98 3- 3-98 1 82-196, 82-197
7-98 3- 3-98 1 82-223
8-98 3- 3-98 1 82-246
9-98 3- 3-98 1 82-271
10-98 3- 3-98 1 82-321
2 Rpld 82-322-82-346
13-98 3-17-98 1 102-36
14-98 9-15-98 1 110-567(b)
15-98 3-17-98 1 78-176
2 78-177
3 Added 78-181
16-98 5- 5-98 1 110-581(g)
2 110-582
3 110-584(a)
17-98 5-19-98 1 34-97(b)(2)
19-98 6-16-98 1-3 110-1
22-98 7- 7-98 1 Added 110-483 6.(b)(3)
28-98 9-15-98 1 110-483 6.(a)(5)
2 110-483
6.(b)(1)(b)(iii)(a)
3 110-483
6.(b)(1)(b)(iii)(c)
4 110-483
6.(b)(1)(b)(iii)(d)
5 Added 110-48311.
30-98 10-20-98 1, 2 110-1, 110-122
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STATE LAW REFERENCE TABLE
This table shows the location within this Charter and Code,either in the text or notes following
the text,of references to the Florida Statutes.
F.S. Section F.S. Section
Section this Code Section this Code
1.01 1-2 Char.Art.XVII, § 1
34.191 Ch. 50 Char.Art.XVII, §§3-6
ch. 50 2-288 Char.Art.XVII,§§8, 9
50.041 2-288 Char.Art.XX
50.051 2-288 Char.Art.XXI,§2
chs.97-106 Char.Art.III Char.Art.XXII
Char.Art.XXI Char.Art.XXIV, § 1
Ch. 26 Char.Art.XXIV, §
26-1 10
97.041 Char.Art.XXI,§2 110-37(a)
98.041 Char.Art.XXI,§2 166.021(5) Char.Art.XIII, §3
Char.Art.XXI,§9 Char.Art.XIV,§§
98.041 et seq. Char.Art.XXI,§ 2 1-3
100.361 Char.Art.XXI, §§ Char.Art.XVII,§ 7
10, 11 Char.Art.XVII,
101.161 Char.Art.XXI,§ 16 § 10
112.311 et seq. Char.Art.XXIV, § 166.041 1-11
13 Char.Art.XXIV, §4
58-29 110-137(e)
112.3135 Char.Art.XXIV,§8 166.046 App.A,Art. I
(111M0i 112.3143 2-67 166.101 Ch. 2,Art.V
ch. 119 78-98 166.101 et seq. Ch. 70
119.011 2-116 166.222 82-322
119.021 2-116 166.231 Ch. 70,Art. II
161.041 82-85 70-27
161.053 Ch. 14,Art. III 166.231(1)(b) 70-29
161.52 et seq. Ch. 82,Art. IV 166.232 Ch. 70,Art. II
161.55(1)(d) 82-94 166.241 Char.Art.XVII,§ 1
82-81 Char.Art.XVII,§9
161.142 Ch. 14,Art. III 167.22 App.A,Art. III, §8
161.161 Ch. 14,Art. III ch. 170 Char.Art.XX
161.163 Ch. 14,Art. III 90-192
ch. 162 Ch. 2,Art.VI ch. 171 Char.Art.XXIII
2-256 ch. 177 Ch. 98
2-258 98-1
94-5 110-423
102-37 177.25 et seq. 110-222
162.05 2-257 ch. 192 et seq. Char.Art. IX,Char.
162.09(3) 78-60 Art.X
ch. 163 110-37(a) Char.Art.XVIII,
163.3161 et seq. 58-35 Char.Art.XIX
163.3161-163.3211 58-57 Ch. 70
163.3174 58-56 ch. 194 102-36
163.3178 82-93 ch. 200 Char.Art.XVII, §§
163.3220 86-2 3-6
ch. 166 Char.Art. I,§3 203.012 70-26
Char.Art. II ch. 205 Ch. 70,Art. III
Char.Art. II, § 1 70-83
Char.Art.XIII, §§ 1, 2 205.043(2), (3) 70-81
Char.Art.XIII, §§4-6 205.053 70-75
Char.Art.XV, § 2 205.053(1) 70-74
Lirf Char.Art.XVI, § 1 70-76
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F.S. Section F.S. Section
3
Section this Code Section this Code
205.053(2) 70-75 553.79(7) 82-323
205.053(3) 70-75 Ch. 82,Art.XIII
215.85 2-206 553.900 Ch. 82,Art. IX
ch. 218 Char.Art.XVIII ch. 509
218.32 Char.Art.XVII, §9 110-1
218.33 Char.Art.XVII, § 1 ch. 561 6-52
232.03 10-139 chs. 561-568 110-171(a)(2)
ch. 233 10-86 ch. 561 et seq. Ch. 6
ch. 252 Ch. 18 561.01 6-51
ch. 280 Char.Art.XVII, §8 561.01(4)(a) 110-1
ch. 286 Ch. 2,Art. II,Div. 3 562.14 6-26, 6-27
286.011 Char.Art.V, § 1 562.45 6-27
ch. 316 74-1 565.02(4) 110-171
74-63 ch. 633 Ch. 38
316.194 74-56 633.022 Ch. 38,Art. II
316.195 34-34 633.025 Ch. 38,Art. II
316.293 Ch. 34,Art.V 658.98 2-206
316.650 Char.Art.XIII, §6 ch. 705 34-180
316.1936 Ch. 6,Art. III, Div. 705.101 et seq. Ch. 34,Art.VI
2 ch. 718 110-404
316.1945 74-56 768.28 Char.Art.XXIV,
Ch.318 74-63 § 11,
320.823 82-81 Char.Art.XXIV,
82-88 § 12
Ch. 337 66-1 775.082 Ch. 50
370.12 Ch. 14,Art. III 50-1
38ch. 86-3 775.083 Ch. 50
-1
ch. 381 10-163 50-1
•4411111)
ch. 386,pt.I 10-62 790.15 50-1
400.402 110-1 ch. 791 Ch. 38,Art. IV
403.91 et seq. Ch. 106,Art. II 791.01 38-81
403.413 Ch. 34,Art. II ch. 794 80-1
403.415 Ch. 34,Art.V ch. 796 10-86
403.702 et seq. Ch. 62 80-1
403.801 et seq. 106-29 ch. 800 10-86
ch. 468 82-32 80-1
82-148 806.01 10-86
ch. 471 82-322 806.10 10-86
471.003 82-322 806.13(2)(c) 10-86
471.005 82-322 806.111 10-86
ch. 480 10-86 ch. 810 80-1
10-175 ch. 812 80-1
480.034 10-86 ch. 817 80-1
ch. 481 82-322 839.13 1-13
489.105 82-322 ch. 847 10-169
489.119 82-322 847.013, 847.014 10-86
489.129 82-322 849.09(2) 10-86
489.131(3)(e) 70-85 849.10 10-86
ch. 517 10-86 849.25(3) 10-86
ch. 553 Ch. 82 865.09 10-114
82-321 870.041 et seq. Ch. 18
553.36(12) 82-81 877.03 10-86
110-1 ch. 893 80-1
553.71 82-322 893.13 10-86
553.71(7) 82-322 ch. 901 Char.Art.XIII, §4
553.77 82-322 901.25 Char.Art.XIII, §5
553.79 82-322 943.25(13) 50-3
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