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125.62(A) The area covered by
and impervious surface shall not exceed 75% for industrial, 70% for commercial, and 60% for residential
. For the purposes of this requirement all other
, such as, but not limited to, utilities, transportation, and office parks, shall be included in the commercial category. In mixed
the most restrictive of the applicable
limitations shall be utilized.
125.62(A)(1)
may be used to satisfy requirements for landscaping and setbacks, buffer strips, drain fields, passive recreation areas, or any other purpose that does not require covering with a material that prevents infiltration of water into the ground.
125.62(A)(2) In the case of the use of an impervious material that does not cover all the surface to which it is applied, credit towards the computation of the
shall be given according to the percentage of
that is retained.
125.62(A)(2)(a) Pervious paving blocks or turf blocks may not be used within
, loading zones, actively used
in commercial or industrial
, or any other area that may cause a liability to the property
.
125.62(A)(2)(b) Pervious paving blocks may be used in overflow parking areas, park and recreation parking facilities, and
. In all cases where the pervious paving blocks are used where pedestrian
is prevalent, the block voids shall be planted with a nonrunner species of grass such as, but not limited to, zoysia and Bermuda grass.
125.62(B) Each proposed
shall include provisions for the application of best management practices to enhance
such as grass ponds, grass
, French drains, or combinations thereof, and shall meet all requirements of the applicable 208 Areawide Wastewater Treatment Management Plan.
125.62(C) Where one or more of the nine
listed in Appendix 17-1 of the Broward County Comprehensive Plan are present within a proposed
, (except in jurisdictional
as determined by Broward County), a minimum of 50% of the
required by this subsection shall consist of these
in preservation areas.
(Ord. 2010-21, passed 10-4-2010)
Proposed site plans that include any land designated as an
in the
’s Comprehensive Plan or in the
, or designated as an Archaeological Cultural Resource Site shall include requirements for management of the
. Those requirements shall be based upon an archaeological report prepared by a professional archaeologist and submitted by the
prior to site plan application. The report shall include a brief history of the area, the field survey methods, the results of the field survey, an assessment of the archaeological significance, and a proposed plan for management. The requirements for management shall be approved by the
after consultation with any other agencies deemed appropriate. It shall be the purpose of the management plan to provide for protection and preservation of the site to the extent feasible and to allow salvage
only where other methods of preservation would not permit reasonable
of the site.
(Ord. 2010-21, passed 10-4-2010)
125.64(A) Generally.
having a minimum width of five feet shall be constructed adjacent to all developed properties and shall be located within the abutting Public and Private road
, except for properties abutting Road 84, US 27 and Interstate 75 or in residential developments where the minimum lot size is greater than two and one-half acres.
125.64(B)
. A minimum five-foot wide
shall be constructed on both sides of all
, except expressways and limited access .
125.64(C)
. All
shall be constructed in accordance with the City of Weston Engineering Standards, the Minimum
Standards Applicable to
under Broward County Jurisdiction (in the case of
), and applicable FDOT Standard Indexes.
shall be concrete and separated from the road surface by a curb or
. At intersections, midblock crossings, bus stops, and bus bays, and bus shelters,
connections to the road surface or drop curb ramps shall be constructed to provide accessibility to disabled persons. In accordance with the Florida Accessibility Code for New
, at least one accessible route from on-site
to the external public
system must be provided.
shall not be constructed within
easements where existing or future
, service boxes, or other obstructions will reduce the width of the
below five feet, or as mandated for accessibility by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
125.64(D) Pedestrian barriers. The may require that a site plan indicate fences,
, berms, other landscaping, or other barriers on site plans, in order to discourage pedestrians from crossing hazardous Streets at unsafe points or at numerous points. When possible, sites shall be designed so as to promote pedestrian
crossings only at Control signals, crosswalks, or intersections.
(Ord. 2010-21, passed 10-4-2010)
125.65(A)
.
125.65(A)(1) Generally. The establishment of commercial tracts to serve as freestanding may be permitted when the
complements and serves to better define the principal commercial . To provide for their appropriateness, site standards are identified for . The objectives of these standards are as follows.
125.65(A)(1)(a) To assure the principal
are not visually obscured by
;
125.65(A)(1)(b) To maintain architectural continuity with the principal design features of surrounding
and signage;
125.65(A)(1)(c) To encourage complementary amenities;
125.65(A)(1)(d) To embellish the adjacent
with landscaping and other pedestrian features;
125.65(A)(1)(e) To provide convenient and safe pedestrian connection with the principal
;
125.65(A)(1)(f) To provide an
parking and circulation system that can sufficiently serve the
; and
125.65(A)(1)(g) To permit restrained signage in the form of monument or
signage to occur.
125.65(A)(2) Standards.
125.65(A)(2)(a) Architectural design and signage. The design and
of all and signs on shall be maintained so as to be compatible with the architectural format and signs of the principal
comprising the . Colors, materials, finishes, and
forms and signs shall be coordinated with the
and the so they are identical with the overall center.
125.65(A)(2)(b) Number of
. The number of permitted on any commercial tract shall be no more than one for every ten acres of total site area. Likewise, there shall be no less than 500 lineal feet of
per .
125.65(A)(2)(c) Distance between
. There shall be a minimum of 300 lineal feet of open space between except on adjacent properties where there may be 300 lineal feet between
when separated by a
.
125.65(A)(2)(d) Distance between principal and
. There shall be a minimum distance separation of 150 feet from the
to any
.
125.65(A)(2)(e) Number of
on
. No more than one
may be permitted on each approved containing no more than 15,000 square feet.
125.65(A)(2)(f)
. shall be scaled to surrounding areas; however, not to exceed one
with a maximum of 18 feet as measured from the crown of the road.
125.65(A)(2)(g) Access. Access to the shall be as direct as possible avoiding excessive movement across
and queuing across surrounding parking and driving aisles. All access to the must be internalized utilizing the main access drive of the principal retail center. Storage and service facilities for all shall be integrated within the
zone and preferably constructed as an integral part of the
. Drive-Through facilities shall be provided on the site exclusively. In no instance shall the circulation and access of the principal commercial facility and its parking and service be impaired.
125.65(B) Multi-tenant properties. Multi-tenant projects may be permitted when multiple
are included as part of a single site plan. To provide for their appropriate , the following site standards are identified for the of multi-tenant properties.
125.65(B)(1) All
within the site plan shall be identical in architecture, style, and color.
125.65(B)(2) Convenient and safe pedestrian connection between the various
must be provided.
125.65(B)(3) An
parking and circulation system that can sufficiently serve the project must be provided.
(Ord. 2010-21, passed 10-4-2010)
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