Chapter 26 - City of Punta Gorda

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(6) Light intensity industrial so long as use is rendered unobjectionable because noise, heavy truck traffic, odor, fumes and other potential nuisances are effectively mitigated by performance standards set out in the ordinance establishing the use. (7) Fire and/or rescue facility (8) Group homes (9) Park, public (10) Recreation facility (11) Hospitals, schools, technical and special instruction (11) Essential services, classes 1, 2 and 3 (12) Any other uses designated in the PD application with City Council approval (b) Support Uses. The following support uses are permitted in a PEC District when subordinate to principal office or industrial uses: (1) Service Station (2) Service and supply establishments (3) Convenience retail food stores (4) Bank, with drive-in facility (5) Health club or spa (6) Parking structure, private (7) Service, personal (8) Pharmacies, retail pharmacies (9) Repair service establishments (10) Eating establishments and fast food (11) All principal and accessory residential uses intended as living quarters for employees or owners of establishments within the district if located and designed in a manner appropriate to the character and function of the district. (c) Use Limitations. The following limitations apply to uses of land in a planned employment center in addition to any limitations provided in the ordinance establishing the district. (1) All operations shall be conducted within a fully enclosed building unless the City Council finds that outdoor operations are compatible with the planned employment center. (2) The gross land area of all residential uses shall not exceed 15 percent (15%) of the total land area of the district. Land where residential uses occur over non-residential uses shall not be included in the calculation of this percentage. (3) Automobile service stations may include accessory uses such as vehicle or tool rental; however, shall not include the outdoor storage of any inoperable, wrecked or abandoned vehicles on the site for more than 72 hours. (d) Open Space. (1) At least 30 percent of the gross area of a Planned Employment Center shall be open space. (2) Any common open space provided shall be maintained as required by this Article. (3) All open space shall be included in the development schedule and be fully improved by the developer at a rate equivalent to or greater than the 26-56
construction of all structures. {Ord. No. 1475-07, 2 04-04-07; Ord. No. 1532-08, 1, 01-02-08} Section 5.9. Procedures Planned Development Districts shall be established in accordance with the following standards and procedures: (a) Concept Plan. A concept plan of the proposed development shall be submitted to the Urban Design Division to determine the plan’s consistency with the Comprehensive Plan. The Concept Plan application shall include a map of the property and land area within 200 feet showing: (1) The general location and arrangement of proposed uses, including open space and recreational uses. (2) The general alignment of major arterials or primary thoroughfares, minor arterials or major thoroughfares, through collector roads and general alignment of pedestrian ways. (3) The location of sensitive and critical environmental features as defined in the Comprehensive Plan [floodplains and wetlands]. (4) The approximate number of dwellings by type and the approximate floor area of nonresidential uses. (5) Such other information as is necessary and appropriate to show compliance with Comprehensive Plan policies. If a concept plan is determined to be consistent with the Comprehensive Plan by the Urban Design Division, a Planned Development Plan [PD] may be prepared. If the Urban Design Division determines that the concept plan is not consistent with comprehensive plan, the applicant may appeal the decision to the City Council. (b) Planned Development [PD] Plans. A PD Plan is the detailed development plan for the proposed planned development and must cover all of the land area to be included in the planned development. (1) Application Filing. PD Plan applications shall be filed with the Urban Design Division. The required application form must be completed and signed by the applicant and owner/s of the property. Upon receipt of an application, the Zoning Official shall acknowledge acceptance or rejection of the application in writing within 10 working days from the date of submittal. Upon acceptance of a completed application, the application shall be forwarded to the DRC and applicable review agencies for review and comment. Once all comments have been received by the Urban Design Division, comments generated shall be forwarded to the applicant. (2) Developer’s Statement. Each PD Plan application shall contain a statement by the applicant describing how the proposed development departs from the otherwise applicable [conventional district] standards of this code and how the proposed development, on balance, will benefit the City as a whole more than would a development approved under otherwise applicable standards. (3) Submittal Requirements. PD Plan applications shall include all of the following information: a. The proposed classification of the planned development, the existing district classification of the subject property and the 26-57
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Section 1.1. Title ARTICLE 1 INTROD
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Exhibit 2-A. A B A. Existing land u
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watersheds and water recharge areas
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MAIN STREET Main streets are urban
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LOCAL STREET Local streets are pede
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LANE Lanes are narrow, short, priva
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ARTICLE 10 PARKING AND LOADING Sect
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(5) Motorcycle/Scooter spaces shall
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Section 10.4. Off-Site Parking Area
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(b) Institutional/Medical/Governmen
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ARTICLE 11 SIGN STANDARDS Section 1
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Section 11.3. Permitted Signs The f
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(4) Such signs may contain logos or
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shall not be legible from a public
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(7) Construction of the development
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(7) All portable signs must be main
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sign. d. The Urban Design Manager m
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ordinances of the City, any sign ma
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property may be submitted only if s
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these review standards are to serve
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(c) To minimize the need for rescue
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certified by same. When flood-proof
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(c) Approval Factors. In passing ap
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water and with structural component
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(d) Designed primarily not for use
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Section 15.1. City Council ARTICLE
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conformity in all respects to the p
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uildings and unit numbers within bu
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during minor construction or renova
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public hearing by the Planning Comm
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(32) BUILDING LINE The line formed
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electrical, natural, gas, and water
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appearance through architectural el
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for sidewalks], gravel, rooftops of
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the lease, rental or sale of boat d
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entertainment is conducted as a pri
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of seats for customers indoors and
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(242) SUSTAINABLE Having the abilit
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y the City Council in accordance wi
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