Ordinance 02-1607ORDINANCE NO. D2-160]
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE CITY CODE, AMENDING CHAPTER 2,
DIVISION 2. CODES ENFORCEMENT BOARD,
JURISDICTION, ADDING A CHAPTER REFERENCE AND
CORRECTING A CHAPTER REFERENCE NUMBER;
AMENDING CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE VII, ADMINISTRATIVE
FEES, ADDING A NEW FEE; AMENDING CHAPTER 3,
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; AMENDING CHAPTER 3.5,
AMUSEMENTS AND ENTERTAINMENT, ARTICLE VI,
PROHIBITED LOCATIONS, CHANGING ALLOWABLE
DISTANCES OF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESSES
FROM OTHER LAND USES AND CERTAIN CORRIDORS
AND REMOVING ANY REFERENCES TO ZONING, ZONED
OR LIKE WORDING; AMENDING CHAPTER 4, ANIMALS
AND FOWL, PROVIDING FOR THE REGULATIONS OF
ANIMALS; RESTATING CHAPTER 6, SEC. 6.166,
MUNICIPAL ANNEXATION; AMENDING CHAPTER 19 BY
ADDING RULES AND REGULATIONS fOR NOME
OCCUPATIONS; ADDING A NEW CHAPTER TO PROVIDE
FOR THE REGULATION OF OUTDOOR STORAGE AND
DISPLAY; AMENDING CHAPTER 14, PEDDLERS AND
SOLICITORS, ADDING REGULATIONS FOR TEMPORARY
USES; AMENDING CHAPTER 16, PLANNING, BY
RESTATING ARTICLE I, IN GENERAL AND REPEALING
ARTICLE II, LOCAL LAND PLANNING AGENCY; AMENDING
CHAPTER 19, ARTICLE I, SEC. 19-t, PRIVATE USE OF
STREETS AND OTHER PUBLIC RIGHTS-OF-WAY
PROHIBITED; AMENDING CHAPTER 22, DIVISION 2.
ABANDONED, WRECKED VEHICLES BY ADDING A
DEFINITION FOR INOPERABLE VEHICLES AND ADDING
REGULATIONS FOR THE STORAGE AND LOCATION OF
INOPERABLE VEHICLES; AMENDING CHAPTER 22,
TRAFFIC AND MOTOR VEHICLES, ARTICLE II, ADDING
REGULATIONS FOR THE PARKING OF COMMERCIAL
VEHICLES, BOATS, TRAILERS AND RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES AND ADDING REGULATIONS FOR INDIVIDUAL
VEHICLE SALES; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS,
SEVERABIIITV, CODIFICATION AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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WHEREAS, the City Commission has determined that certain regulations
previously included in the City of Longwood Development Cade would not be
incorporated Into the proposed Longwood Development Code, and
WHEREAS, the CiN Commission has determined that the sectons being
clutletl from the proposed Longwood Development Code should be
mcroiporated into the City Cade of Ordinances;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BV THE CITV COMMISSION OF
THE CITV OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS:
Insert Bek9e
SECTION 1: That Chapter 2, Administration, Division 2, Codes
Enforc¢ment BoarQ Sec. 2-135, Jurisdiction, be amended as follows:
(a) Insert the following new subparagraph and assign appropriate
number:
Chapter 4, Animals and Fowl, Article II, In General.
(b) Amend subparagraph (18) as follows and number appropriately:
(18) Chapter 2425, Development Cotle, or any
amendments or replacements therelo-
SECTION 2: That CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE VII, ADMINISTRATIVE FEES
be amended to insert a new fee schedule in the appropriate location as follows:
Site Plan review -Minor amendment ..................$250.00
SECTION 3: Thal Chapter 3, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, ARTICLE I, IN
GENERAL, Section 3-1 and 3.2 and 3.3 be deleted and replaced with the
following:
ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL
Sec. 3-1. State beverage laws adopted.
The provisions of Chapters 561. 562, 563, 564 and 565, Florida Statutes,
may be amended from time to time, relating to alcoholic beverages, a cept
those sections thereof which are by their nature Inapplicable to municipalities, are
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hereby adopted as a part of this Cotle as if fully set forth herein, except any more
estrictive provisions as provided for by the charter or ordinances of the city. The
city police shall be charged with the duty of enforcing the provisions hereof and
shall be vested with the powers and authorities of State and County officials as
set forth in the beverage laws of the State in carzying out their dudes hereunder.
Sec. 3-2. Hours of business.
(a) It shall be unlawful for any intoxipting or alcoholic beverages as
may be defined from time to time by the laws of the State Including liquor,
sand beet to be sold or consumed upon the premises; or served or permitted
to be served or consumed on or at the place of service; or having been sold,
rvetl or allowed to be wnsumetl, be allowed to remain open eatllness for
umption on or at the prem where the sale or service occurred, within the
tertitorial limits of the city between the hours of 2:00 a.m. of each Sunday and
12:00 noon of each Sunday, and between the hours of 2:D0 a m. and 8:00 a.m.
on all other days.
(b) Other than as an incident to the sale of food or as an incident to the
recall sale of other items not being classified as intoxicating or alcoholic
beverages as same may be defined from time to Hme by the laws of the state,
restaurants, convenience stores, and grocery stores, it shall be unlawful for
any person in the business of vending, sale cr service of intoxicating or alcoholic
beverages as same may be tlefnetl tram time to time by the laws of the state, to
keep their place of business open during the houre as set forth and enumerated
in subsection (a).
(c) A police officer or offiwrs may enter upon and into any
establishment holding an alcoholic beverage license from the State Division of
Beverage for inspection purposes, or other such purpose as pertnided by general
law, during or immediately after business hours, or at such time as the license
holder, his agent or employee, or such other persons who may be within the
premises, to determine compliance with this section. It it reasonably appears to
the oficer that alcohol is being consumed, served, or sold, past the time
permitted in this section, the police are authorized to immediately order the
establishment to stop the unlawful activity and to take such further action as
authorized by law. This failure to mmply with this section may also subject the
license holder, the owner of the business, or a tenant leasing {rom a license
holder to any additional penalties as may be imposed by Florida Statutes,
Chapter 162.
Sec. 3-3. Distance from church, school, or day cere center.
(a) No place of business for the sale or censumption of alcoholic
beverages on lands designated as commerical, industrial or downtown on the
future land use map of the city shall be located within one hundred filly (150) feet
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of propeM owned or utilizetl by any establishetl church, school, or day care
Center.
(b) No place of business for the sale or consumption of alcoholic
beverages shall be locetetl within Flve hundred (SOD) feet of property owned or
utilizetl by any established church, school or tlay care center located in any lantl
use tlesignation other than commercial, Industrial or downtown.
(c) The distances in (a) and (b) above shall be measuretl along the
ordinary pedestrian walkway, sidewalk or public thoroughfare from the front door
of saitl establishment to the front tloor of said church, school or day care center.
The front door of said builtlings shall be the normal front door in the front of the
building. If there is no front door, the tlistance shall be measured from the middle
of the front of the building tlirectly to the street or sidewalk.
(d) The distance requirements shall not apply to any establishment
presently operating under a valitl city occupational license and located closer
than the restricted distances to any church, school or day care center.
(e) Any existing establishment selling alcoholic beverages,and
operating under a valitl city occupational license, which is locatetl Goser to a
church, school or day care center than as providetl herein, shall not hereafter be
permitted to expantl or enlarge the existing square footage of the building.
(~ Any existing establishment selling alcohol which is located closer to
a church, school or tlay care center than as provitletl herein may continue such
so long as the owner or occupant holds a valid city occupational license and
alcoholic beverage license from the Slate of Florida. However, if another use is
matle of the location, such location shall not thereafter be re¢stablished for the
sale of alwfwlic beverages, unless in compliance with this section.
Sec. 3-0. Sale of prohibited beverages.
No alcoholic beverage tlisinbutor, vendor, or club shall sell any alcoholic
beverage unless same is authorized for sale by the laws of the Unitetl States antl
the State of Flodtla.
Sec. 3-5. Waiver of requirements.
The City Commission may waive any requirement of this chapter as it
relates to hours of business or distance for the purpose of special events heltl on
City property or City owned buildings.
SECTION 4: That Chapter 3.5, AMUSEMENTS AND ENTERTAINMENT,
ARTICLE VI. PROHIBITED LOCATIONS, Sec. 3-5-52, be amentletl as follows:
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Sec. 3.5-52. Prohibited locations and distances
No persons shall cause or permit the establishment, substantial
enlargement or transfer of ownership or control of an atlult entertainment
establishment within one hundred fifty (150) fee[ of an existing orpre-existing
atlult entertainment establishment within one theusantl (1,000) feet of a school
or public recreation facility; wi1hM seven huntlretl ftty (750) feet of any local,
state or federal office building, including but not limited to U.S. Post Offices which
xistence, planned or under consbuction; within fifteen hundred 0500) feet
of anyreligious institutions; xened
within seven huntlretl fiM (7501 feet of an
with a residential land use s desi natetl on the Ci 's Future Land Use
Ma°, or within fifteen huntlretl (1500) feet of an establishment that sells alcohol
for consumption on the premises. These requirements are independent of and
tlo not supersede the distance requirements for alcoholic beverages
establishments contained in the LandBevelopmeM Lonowootl CiN Code.
Substantial enlargement shall mean increasing the size of the licensed premises.
The above distance requirements shall be considered locational rasher than land
e requirements. Other prohibited locations: No new adult entertainment
establishment shall be established or enlarged on the condor (within two three
huntlretl (2BB) L) feet of either side otthe right-of-way) of State Roatl 434,
U.S. Highway 17-92, County Road 427 or North Street.
SECTION 5: That Chapter 3.5, AMUSEMENTS AND ENTERTAINMENT,
ARTICLE VI, PROHIBITED LOCATIONS, See. 3-5-54 be amended to read as
follows:
Sec 3.54 '~ Land Use.
(a) SestiengBZM9ustnaF(121-NwRke:ppeadad4einsludeadnli
enk~. Adult entertainment establishments shall
be allowed to locate in an Industrial IINOI land use subject to [he
rtl a of the Lon wo tl D veto merit Cotle and Cha ter
3.5 of the CiN Cotle. Adult entertainment establishments shall not be
allowed in any other zwwrg lance rategory.
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(6)f~ Any adult entertainment establishment which exists in locations
outside of ~2-zeaing an Industrial land use and which are annexed into the
City of Longwood aker this Chapter takes eHeci shall relocate their atlult
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entertainment business withln three (0) years of the effective date of the
annexation.
SECTION 6. That Chap[er 3.6, AMUSEMENTS AND ENTERTAINMENT,
be amended to replace wording related to "zoning, zoned" or like wording with
the words "land use" or like wording wherever they may appear throughout the
Chapter.
SECTION 7: That CHAPTER 4, ANIMALS AND FOWL, be amended to
atltl the following regulations:
Sec. 4.2. Definitions.
The a ula i n and re u merits of this Section re inl nded
the residential character of the Ci of Lon wood and to minimize conflicts
of noise odor and health h artl h of animals.
The follow'na words terms and ohrases when used'n this chanter shall
have the meanin s t hem in thi section e t wher the
wntex! clearly'nd'cates adifferent me
Animal means every I'v'n nonhuman creature.
Animal control officer means a m to ed or a ointed b
Se inole Coun Animal o rot who is au[horizedb the ci to enfor
the Seminole Coun Anim I Control re ulafions withln the ci limits.
A ' ! rt th rid II b 'Id' b rid
their urtenan used r he kee of do sand cats or other
tlomesl catetl an orals.
Codes Enforcement Officer means a e m to ed or a intetl b the
N th ' ed t f tti h t
Control means trier ulation of the ershi ca and
cost nr cats and do s or other aomest iced an mall and navm
authori o ratlomesticated animal whether or not under restraint.
Cats means nmals that are me bars of he reline famil that are
t tl to'I'v'n or about the hab tat'on of humans and are
domesticated.
Commercial Kennels See he Lon wood Develo menf Cod f r
eculations.
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D9s means animals that are members of the canine family that are
customed to living in or about the habitation of humans antl have been
tlomesticated.
Domesticated animal means an animal accustometl to living in or about
the habitation of humans.
Fowt means all kinds of birds. whether wild or domesticatetl.
livestock means all animals of the equine. bovine or swine class.
includi but not limited to oats shee mules horses ho s catlle and
other grazing mats.
Ownermeans an n kee in harbodn
hav'nD wntrol or custody of a domesticated animal or if the animal is
wnetlb a untler lhea eof 18 that a rent or uartlian.
Poul(rv means any animal such as but not limited to ch~ckens roosters
turkeys De cocks ae and ducks.
Public nuisance animal is an animal as described in section 4.3.
Stra a mat means an u licens tl or n ttentletl animal of the w
Ven eotiles means all reptiles producing venom.
Vicious ant al means an a mat or re file that has made un rovoked
attacks on an mat or has for no a rent reason causetl
bodily harm to anvsoerson olr animal.
Section 4.3. Public Nuisance animals.
Il is unlawful fora a onto ermit anirtul obe om ublic nuisance.
An animal shall be tleclared a ublic nu maleif such animal:
(11 Is reoeatedly fountl at large.
2 Re eatedl dama he r of an o Bother than its owner'
(3) Isvc'o
{4) Causes unsanitary contlitions of enclosures or surroundings:
i61 Is on Drooertv'n such numbers ceetls the number limits
placed on animals in this chanters ex
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6 Barks chi s howls makes other such rolon etl antl
distutbin n es which intertere with tlm and letu eof the
cu
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when such no wnti
e for eriotls Ion er
ei hborin
e
than 15 minutes'
(]) Harasses gassersbv or oassing vehicles:
(81 Has attacketl other domesfca mats.
(91 Has been tles gnatetl by the an mat control officer or the codes
enforce ent offi r to be a ublic nuisance b virtue of bei
ce to oubl c health welfare o safety or
(10) Has othenv se been determinetl to be a stray.
Sec 44 Prohib~tetl animals.
S ecific animals. Il shall be unlawful to kee aintain or raise in
th N [h f II q I
t Cows all s ecies' shee all s c oats all s ec s' all
other hoofed animals and livestock.
(21 A ~mals such as but no[ I'm tetl to cli ckens roosters
t rk k tld k th IW
(31 Anv dangerous mat or reotile.
(41 Venonro reotiles.
15) Publ'c NU Sa mats.
u Ex Y S b Con (al of th's ect'on not htentletl to cooly
antl it is ce tion to iho sartlin thek e f
h b'tednanXmals if
1 The rohibited animals are trainetl uard ani als or trainetl
I f t I d r ainta'ned b a law enforcement
and used ex lusivel b the law enforcement a e
fulfill no its duties.
fcZ N b fd d is It shall be unlawful to keen ma ntain or
in the ci re t an five tl and/or cats n cel of
lantl of one acre o~ less.
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t For arcels of land tar rfhan re the number of do s
andlor cats cermitted shall increase by one animal for each one-
Ofth acre over one acre until the oarcel reaches iwo acres in site
Parcels of land two acres or realer shall be ermitted to have u
to ten lops antl/or cats. but no more than ten such dons or cats or
combination of such animals shall be cennitted in areas with a
esitlen5al lantl use.
(2) This restriction of the number of lops antl cats shall not
a I rf the number is exceetletl tlue to birth of u and/or
kittens antl the violation of this section is temoorarv in nature antl
tloes not extend oast 18 weeks after the birth of the puppies and/or
kittens.
fG) Resfrktions for certain animals. The kee in of ham stets erbils
ferrets. mice. Guinea Dios. non-viciou antl non-venomous reotiles
trot and olh r mall birds antl rabbits shall be nnitled in the
city: however. the restrictions uoon cats and dons fountl in
subsection (c1 of this section shall also aoply to other domesticated
mats being kept uoon a parcel of land
SECTION 8: That Chapter 5, Sec. 5-165, be reinsfaletl, as follows:
Sec. 5-t65. Municipal annexation.
When a parcel of land, a subtlivision, or any part Hereof
becomes part of the municipal limits of the City of Longwood, Floritla, by
exaticn, tbe-Seminole County pfaaaixgdepa0.meaf win review the address
umbers of such properly antl tletermine whether such numbers, their posting
and the method of numbering for such annexed portion wnform 1o the
tlesignatetl grid system and the uniform building numbering system within thirty
(30) days of such annexation.
SECTION 9: That Chapter 10, LICENSES, Sec. 10-t 3, Tax Schedule,
Sub-paragraph (81) Home OfFCe be amended to read as follows:
(St) Home Bffice-Occupations (must wmply with the rules antl
regulations for Home Occupations as tlefinetl in this Chapter)
SECTION I0: That thefollowing rules antl regulations for Home
Occupations be incoryorated into Chapter 10, LICENSES, as follows:
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Home Occuoations.
a. The standards for home occuoations are intentletl to ensur
m atibili with other ermittetl uses antl with the resitlential
charecter of the neiohborhootl.
b. No home occu ation shall be ermided that mi ht interfere wi h the
eral welfare of the su undin ea due oten ial n
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asetl edestrian o vehicular aHic' oth r ondition
which would constitute a oti ect' nabl o Cbl p f
esidential Home occ ations shall b Mowed in
land use tllstdct that permits residential dwellings as a or nc oel
nnitled use.
Home occupations are to be conducted entirely with'n the tlwell'na
unit and are sub'ecl to all of the followin r ulatlan and
limitations:
i. A member of the immediate fam'IV o no the dwell'ng
shall conduct the home occupat on cACUp
m of one additional cerson outside the'mmediate
family may be engaged in the home o upafon
2. No home occu anon shall occu han (wen (rve
percent f25%1 of the first flop a ofrthe residence.
exclusive of the area of an or orch or attached a
milar space not suited or intended for occupanev as a
uarters. No rooms which have been censtructed as
an' addition to the residence n v attached porch or
e which has ve oed Into livin uarters shall
berconsitleretl as floor area for the pumose of this
tlefnition until two (21 years after the date of completion
thereef as shown by the records of the c'N bu Id no d'v s
By accept na a home Paton I ce ent's anted
for the Ci to enter thec r on demand to ve r fhe
percentage of square footaoe be ng util'zetl
There shall be no than a in the outside a e e of the
buildin o rother isible v a fnhe ntluct
of such home occupation. inGUtling outside storage or
o buildin s includin s
mailboxes.
4. There shall be no increase I tlestrian or mot r vehiGe
traffic'to the premises over what would be considered
mat visitor traffic to the r s where no home
ti b' 'dam Aa df rk'
eratetl b the conduct of such home occu anon shall be
met off the street and other than 'red front yard
5. No equipment or process shall be used in such home
pation which creates noise vibration glare. fumes.
odors or electrical interference delectable to the normal
s off lot it he occu anon Is wntluctetl in a sin le
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family residence. or outside the tlwellina un t T contluc[ed'n
other than a sirwle family residence
6. No a ui ment or r s shall be used which creates visual
autllble interference n anv ratlio or telex s o
outside thedwellin unit orce es fluctuation ninths voltae
outside me dwemng unit.
7. To the extent that there is anv sale of anv item related to a
home occu ationb the rmideea a eller no delive of
Chat item shall o r ad'a n1 to fhe re h r
than by delivery by the U.S. Postal Service. Unitetl Parcel
Service or similar Cartier. No trucks with over six wheels
shall pick up or deliver materials or orotlucts.
8 The follow ng shall not be considered home occupations'
beauty shoos. barbershops. group band instrument or dance
'nstrucfon 'nstrucfon astud'o for anv NOe
of ro ins) uctions mubllc tlinin fdcili ortearo
anti uu r ift sho hot ra hic stutlio ne tellin o
imila QactiviN. outtlcor repair. footl processing. on
Stail sales. day care/nurserv providing care for morerthane
five 5 chiltlren kin er amen the iv of ro instruction
of an ovitlin pool services on then re
such as massa a hers rs n (fitness or rovidin da
re. boarding. grooming or breeding of animals.
9. Ahome ce ation nu inducts the iv of intlivitlual
instructions to one (1l pets nata time such as an art or
p'ano teacher provided that no ore than five indvitlua
lesso er day
10. Fabrication of artides s ch as are common) )ossified
under the teems arts antl handicrafts may be deemetl a
home occuoaton sub'ect to the other terms and conditon
of the Home Occ nation Regulations and orovidinq no on
p e retail sales of the orotlud are made.
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Generation Manual fiN Edition Sin le Famil Detachetl Housin Code
2101- 10 Ave2ge Dailv Trios IADTf
SECTION 11: That a the CiTy Code be amended [o incorporate a
new Chapter entitled Outdoor Storage antl Display, as follows:
Outdoor Storage and Diaplay
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onlaopr smra9p.
(a) Open outtloor storage in residential tlistricts is expressly prohibited.
Lawn eouipment. furniture or other obiegs normally used or des aned io
be used outdoors antl that ar in tar use ma be ke tin car ohs or in
side or rear vards.
(b) Outdoor storage antl dlsplay maybe permitted in conjunction with
s allowed in the Commercial antl Intlustrial land use distracts in
accordance with the requirements of the Longwood Development Code.
(c) Outdoor storage Is prohibited in front yards in all tlistricts.
(tl) Outdoor storage is also prohibited in the sitle yards of parcels
designated Intlustrial unless enclosed by a solid fence
(e) No outtloor storage may be located in required parking area. fire
zone loading area, or access lane.
(f) All outdoor storage areas shall be screened from adjacent
residential or historic uses by a masonry wall, wgishisaNeasteigpt{>g
feeMigp in cordance with the minimum re iretl height as established
In the Lonpwootl Development code.
(g) loose materials such as saint, sryrofoam, mulch, cardboard boxes,
and similar material, which are subject to being scattered or blown about
the premises by normal weather conditions, shall be contained by
adequate fencing and/or covered with a taro to prevent the scatterino of
materials. No outside storage area, or building, shall be located in a
public utility or drainage easement.
Outdoor Display
(a) Outdoor display of merchandise may be permitted within the
required front, side, or rear yard areas, providing that such outtloor display
shall not be located adjacent to a local residential street.
(b) Outdoor dlsplay areas shell be set back no less then then (10) feet
from the front right-of-way line antl five (5) feet from the sitle property line.
Landscaping shall be installed such that outdoor display materials are not
visible from any adjacent local residential street.
(c) All display merchandise and related display equipment shall be
rtwved at the close of business each day. No outtloor display areas
shall be permitted within required parking spaces or areas. nor shall they
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be pertnittetl on public sidewalks or pedestrian or vehicular access areas,
parking aisles, or tldveway entrances or exits.
SECTION 12: That CHAPTER 14, PEDDLERS AND SOLICITORS.
be amendetl to add a new Section entitled Temporary Uses, as follows:
Sec. 14-12. TEMPORARY USES.
(a) Temporary Use Table
The following fable identifies the temporary uses permitted within the
various lantl use tlesignations on privately owned property:
Temporary Uses
2enk~N3is~~
Tem Uses Permitted Land Use Where rmitted
ProtlucelSeasonal or Temporary Gen.Comm. O-3
Goads Sales
Separate Carnivals, Circuses Gen. Comm. 6J
and Revivals
Caro vats, circuses, revivals tlirectly Only on the o peM
dated with existing churches, where church/school is
public or onvate schools locatetl. Amy
Semi-Annual Inventory Sales Intlustrial N-L2
Outtloor Pmrnotional Sales Gen. Comm.B Industrial
Special Event Sales Gen. Comm.. Intlustrial.
antl Downtown
-.2-9F!
Outtloor Music Festivals/Arts antl Gen. Comm. Intlustrial
and Crafls Shows and Downtown
6-2;~-k2-0N
(b) Temporary Use Permits (TUP)
A temporary use permit must be obtained from the Planning Division poor
to beginning operation. Acomplete application shall be submiketl to the
City at least fifteen (15) working tlays prior to the scheduletl start of the
event. The Planning Division shall submit TUP applications to the
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appropriate City Departments for review antl comment prior to its
(c) Issuance of Temporary Use Permits
A rgmplete application shall be provitled to the City at least fifteen (15)
working days prior to the schetluled start of the event.
All signs used In conjunction with the TUP shall be itlentified and located
n a plan for review by the Planning Division In accortlance with the Lantl
Use distract regulations. A builtling permit far all signs. tents antl/or other
structures shall be requiretl.
The Planning Division may Issue a Temporary Use Permit (TUP) if the
following conditions are met:
i. The proposed use provides safe ingress and egress to the
site for both vehiGes antl pedestrians.
2. The proposed use complies with the appropriate Pire antl
Safety Code requirements.
3. The proposed use complies with the appropriate Building
Code requirements.
4. The apofcant may be requiretl to shah provitle adequate
nclutling but not Ilmiled to performance bontls or letters
of cretlitcthat the site conditons will be restored at the entl of the
time limit.
5. Each TUP Shall inGUdeaspecigc termination tlate not to
teed 30 tlays with a minimum of 90 days between each permit;
antl tlaily operating hours Ooeretina hours are Ilmitetl to B:00 a. m.
to 10'00 p.m.
6. The TUP shall be displayetl in an all-weather container that
allows the permit to be viewed isle from the atljacent public
slreeL
7. No Ingress or egress to the site shall be solely through a
residential street.
8. All lighting shall be directetl away hom adjacent properties
and public rights-of-way.
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9. All TUP's shall require signature of the property owner or a
signed authorization by the property owner for the applicant to
apply for the permit.
10. Semi-annual retail inventory sales shall be permitted in the
Intlustrial land use districts.
b~oF+ibitetl-
ii. Occupafional Licenses are required for certain temporary
se permits pursuant to the requirements of Ghapter 10 of the City
Code.
12. Garage and yard sales are regulated untler Chapter tT Of
the City Code.
13. Tents, antl the like, to be used for 72 consecutive hours or
less shell not be required to gat a Temporary Use Permlt (TUP) but
are required to obtain a Building Permit.
14. An other informations determinetl nece sa lore TUPo
be oropedv analvzetl.
(d) Appeals
Any tlecision regarding a TUP may be appealetl to the Boartl of AdNSiment
pursuant to the requirements of the Longwootl Development Code. The Board of
Atljustment decision may be appealetl in the manner provitled for In the
Longwood Development Cotle.
(e) Enforcement.
Failure to comply with the requirements of Section 14.14 shall be consitlered a
violation of the City Code antl shall be subject to the enforcement actions
described in Chapter 2, Division 2. of the City Cotle. The Planning Division shall
notify the Codes Enforcement Section of all TUPs and associatetl dates of
epkakaa oveanon.
(t) Fees.
The fees for Temporary Use Permits shall be as provitletl in Chapter 2, ARTICLE
VII, Administrative Fees.
SECTION 13: That Chapter 15, PLANNING, be amentletl as
follows:
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(a) Restate Article I, In General as follows:
ARTICLE I, IN GENERAL
Sec. 15-i. Adoption of comprehensive plan and future land use plan.
(a) This section is adopted in strict conformity with antl pursuant to the
General Laws of Floritla, "Local Government Comprehensive Planning antl Lantl
Development Regulations Act of 1987", antl hereby repeals Ordinance No. 428,
previously atloptetl on September 19, 1977 antl Ordinance No. 548, previously
atloptetl on April 26. 1982.
(b) The comprehensive plan preparetl antl approved by the City of
Longwootl Lantl Planning Agency antl as amentletl by the City Commission of
the City of Longwood is hereby adopted and approved as the Comprehensive
Plan for the City of Longwooq Floritla. A copy of the comprehensive plan, its
appentlices antl the future land use plan elements are attached hereto and
incorpo2letl antl atloptetl by reference.
(Insert list of ordinances which amentletl the Comprehensive Plan here
beginning with Ortlinance No.1019 -adopted 7-20-92 through Ortllnance
No.Oi-1583-atloptetl e-2Q01)
(b) Tha[ ARTICLE II, Local Land Planning Agency, of Chapter 15, be
repealetl In Its en9rety.
SECTION 14: Thal CHAPTER 19, STREETS, SIDEWALKS, AND
OTHER PUBLIC PLACES, ARTICLE I, GENERALLY, Sec. 19-i, Private use
of streets antl other public rights-of-way prohibited, be amended to read as
follows:
ARTICLE I
Sec. i9-1. Private Use of streets and other public rights-of-way
prohibited.
There shall be no private use of any kind for any reason of public
rights-of-way, properties, alleys, streets (whether through or tleatl-entl).
thoroughfares or avenues. No person shall plant any tree. bush, plant or
shrubbery or erect or cause to be eredetl any builtling, shetl, fence,
formation of materials or structure of any kintl on public properties
inGUtling all dghts-of-way or roatls antl highways, alleys, streets (whether
through or dead-end), thoroughfares or avenues within the municipal limits
of the ciN of Longwood without the written formal approval of the City
Com sd~ms
sEreekkoeplantingc as
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Final City
Commission approval of a street tree planting or landscape plan, as
includetl with an approved site plan, subdivision plan, planned unit
development plan or other development plan or project, shall constitute
approval to reasonably use such public propedies-aspreseribe46y~acNy-
SECTION 15: That Chapter 22, DIVISION 2. ABANDONED,
WRECKED VEHICLES, be amended as follows:
(a) That the following tlefinition be adtled into Section 2Y2E,
Definitions.
Inoperable vehicle shall mean any vehicle that cannot be
mediately started and legally driven away on a public
street.
(b) That a new section, Section 2228, be incorporated as follows and
that the existing Sec. 22-28 and all subsequent sections be
renumbered accordingly:
Sec. 22-26. Storage and Location of inoperable vehicles.
(a) Under no dreumstances shall an inoperable vehicle, which is
not located inside a storage building, garage, carport, side or rear
yards, previded-Mat unless they are enclosetl and screened from
the street (or streets, for side corner lots) and all abutting lots by a
solid fence, wall or a healthy evergreen hedge at the minimum
height as tlesignated by the Longwood Development Cotle be
permitted on any parcel tlesignatetl as bow
Medium
6 Residential. Commercial. Downtown
or lntlustrial. No more than one fit orooerly screened inoperable
vehicles will be all w d on an r el desi nat d as Resi ential.
(b) An inoperable vehida may be located on parcels designated
Commercial or Intlustrial if (1) the business in which the subject
vehicle is located has a valid current City Occupational License to
operate an automotive repair relatetl business at that location and
(2) the storage is screened hom atljacent property by a solitl fence,
wall or a healthy evergreen hedge at a minimum
heght as
d s natetl b the Lon wood Develo ment Code and as described
in (al above.
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(c) Inoperable vehicles which do not comply with subsection (a)
or (b) shall be removetl at the owners expense.
(d) Inoperable vehicles in any City, County, State or Federal
right-of-way, within the City boundaries, shall be removed by the
City at the owner's expense.
SECTION 16: That Chapter 22, TRAFFIC AND MOTOR
VEHICLES, ARTICLE II, be amentled by atltling a section. Division 3. entitletl,
Parking of Commercial Vehicles, Boats, Trailers and Recreational Vehicles
as follows:
Division 3. PARKING OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLES, BOATS,
TRAILERS AND RECREATIONAL VEHICLES.
Sec. 22-30. Definitions
The following words antl phrases. when used in Div. 3, shall have the
meanings respectively ascribetl to them:
Commercial vehicle shall mean any vehicle Naf exceetls a Gross
Vehicle Weight (GVNn more than 2.5 tons, antl has more than two
axles, more than four tires and Is beino used for commercial
~~, or has a sign more than six (6) square feet per vehicle
sitle or vehicle rear.
The term Recreational vehicle shall be as defned in Sec. 320.01,
Florida Statutes.
Sec. 22-31 Commercial vehicle parking.
(e) It shell be unlawful tar eny commercal vehicles andlortreiler
to be parked on any parcel or within any area tlesignatetl
Residenfial or Downtown Nistefis other than insitle an enclosed
garage. carport, sitle or rear yartls provitled that they are enclosetl
and screenatl from the street (or streets, for side oorner lots) antl all
abutting lots by a minimum six (6) foot high solid fence, wall or a
healthy evergreen hetlge. There shall be no more than one
commercial vehice on any resitlential parcel
(b) Delivery antl/or service vehicles provitling services to a site
shall be removetl a[ the end of each workday.
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(c) Any vehicle failing to comply with the oriteria cf subsections
(a) and/or (b)shall be removed by the City at the owners expense.
Sec. 22-J2 Boats, trailers antl recreational vehicle parking
Boats, trailers and recreational vehicles may be parked on parcels
tlesignatetl as Residential or Downtown u.subjeq to the
following restrictions and conditions'.
(a) Boats, canoes. rowboats, trailers and recreational vehicles
shall not be stored or parked in any public right-of-way, front yard,
and/or the sitle corner yard, for a period of more than twenty-four
(2A) hours in any seven (7) day period.
(b) Boats, canoes, rowboats, trailers and recreational vehicles
may be storetl or parketl In sitle or rear yartls, provitletl that they
enclosetl antl screened from the street (or streets for sitle
er lots)antl all abutting lots by a solid fence, wall or a healthy
oergreen hetlge having a minimum height of-six{6)teeFkomAhe
groanA as requited by the Longwood Development Code.
(c) Boats, trailers, oanoes antl rowboats may be storetl or
parked In carports, provitling they are so parked or stored to be
totally within the carport enclosure and also completely behintl the
actual front carportor building antllor actual side wrner lot builtling
line.
(d) The maximum number of boats, rowboats, canoes and other
reational vehicle type units permittetl cn a parcel shall be limited
to a total number of two (2) in any combination. Anon-commercial
type trailer tlasigned to hold multiple units shall be mneideretl one
(1) unit for the purpose of this section.
(a) A maximum of one (1) recreational vehiole. es defined by
Florida State Statutes, may be stored or parked on a building site.
(t) All boats, (including canoes and rowboats) trailers antl
reational vehicles parketl or stored must be awned by a resitlent
on the premises, except as provitled in subsection (g).
(g) Under no circumstances shall recreational vehicles or trailers
be occupied or used for temporary living, sleeping or housekeeping
purposes, a cept by relatives of the property owners on which it is
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