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Ordinance 388AN ORDINANCE OF THE CAS THE SITE PLAN OF LONCEI D, ON RRI DI I KNOWN LAN VIE ORDINANCE; REQUIRING AND DRIHIATING THE PREPARATION AND PAREENTATIO OF SITE p "N" FOR THE 'E"' REENT OF LANDS AND THE CONEIRITION OF DWELLING" ON GARIELY 01 LAND ZONED C. THE CLASSIFICATIONS ` 1; F_I C " R I LEI' AT 4S OF IFICKILY GETIN D N ORDINANCE 11 ED. 1 3 AND AS AEURNMED AND E OFFAINEENTE OF THE CITY OF LON—D, —RIFAt TITLE; DEFINITIONS; GENERAL PRO- VISIONS; PROCEDURES; FINAL BUILDING AFPEOVAI; PENALTY; R-RRRSILITI; CON- FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE INIT. WHEREAS, the Site Plan A—i— is a FII—y p-111I which —,—­ orderly d—I.p.— and —,— the best i-- If the citizens by providing -­— planning for the d.—I.P—t If P-P—ti— within the categories listed i. the Caption If this Ordinance; and WHEREAS, III City Council If the City If Longwood, Florida, I-- it I—Ily t, —tlblisb procedures and guide- lines for the review If site PI.— for the dC—I.­t If all parcels Of property to be improved within the districts defined and within the purview If this -di—- in —der that the following objectives sh. Il 01 1. T. —I that the p"OcId D,.j,,t I, iI 1—f—ity with the goals and objectives If —­—. Comprehensive Plan. 0. 1. --- that the planned project il __t iblI with the S .... HONiOq ­ and11 t il ill —I,. b. enhance the I —I character If th.t — and the city. 3.T'that adequate provisions a madesfor vehicular traffic a ingress, i.—011 Fit—'Itill I'D p"'i", t—fiI T.—.1, pedestrian IF.—.t I - safety, ....... Y —cl. -- — Iltil—t "ip—t .—g— T. that adequate c s e ing and buffering detail., will beprovided be- e planned project and contiguous properties. planned for utilities; drainage; and all public s rvi ces, including garbage/ refuse collection, delivery s postal s school busy Loadingiandnunloadinglcuti li ty and e r lighting, and Other s necessaryito the maintenance of the health that adeqte provisions have beensmade for luaight, a aand pri- acy in the a angement o£buildings a they relate t other improvements, t public roads and streets, to internal 1. 11 that the n ral qualities and characteristics of t euI— will be p- d, andha t yethehre zo p— s wi11 be appropri_lylandscaped and pxo vis ions established £or the maintenance of same. e. that adequate r space wipro aided within the planned project andd th,tthat provisions su a made £or the per - vision and mai ntena nceethereof. 9. that the aesthetic and architec- turalsdetails o£ r the planned project ompaa tible w un taing a and v o enhance thescharacter ofthat NOW, THERE£ORB, BE IT OREAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONOWOOD, FLOAIDA, AB FOLLOWS: ARTICLE I - General Provisions Si-i— 1 - Title - This Ordinance shall be known as the Site elan Review Ordinance if the City o£ Longwood, Florida. Section 2 - Ee £ini tion of T For the purposes of this ordinance, certain terms and words are hereby defined. Words used in the present tense shall include the future to use: words used in the singular shall include the plural number, and words used in the plural n.ssMer shall include the singular number; the words "used for" shall include the meaning "designed for"; the word "building" shall include the word "structure the word "lot" sha11 include the words "plot", "parcel", or tract , the word "shall" is mandatory, and not directive; the word may" is permissive and not mandatory, and the word "person" includes ... individual, group of persons, firm, corporation, association, organization, and any legal public entity. A. Site Plan i the development plan for the project under side ra Lion including all _ants, deed ti—and other conditions relating L tr location, and bulk of buildings, density development, open space and related facilities. The Plan shall include sc information a required by Article 11 ofthis Ordinance. h. Gros s Acreage - The total n wa of within thepe rimeter boundaries ofthe project. c, tal number of a ithin the pr er boundaries of the project, we - cludingia s devoted t parking areas, relakes, pziva to so pentspace and O. veloper - A developer i any person, firm, iation, syndicate, partnership, o - poration, o a land which is developing a project under --id— ion, and which i ually involved in the construction ofsany project. Section 3- Bllis for A I t d R The regulations and requirements herein set forth have been made in accordance with hongwood's comprehensive Plan with reasonable consideration, among other things, to the prevailing land uses, growth characteristics and the character of the respective districts and their peculiar use of land throughout the city. Section 4 - retat'on and Conflicts - In their interpretation and application, the provisions o£ this Ordinance shall be the minimum requirements £ox the promotion of public health, safety, conve nre nce, comfort, morals, pros- perity and general welfare: to conserve the taxable value of land and buildings and to protect the character and main tarn the stability of residential, business and industrial areas within the City and to promote the orderly and beneficial development of such areas. Among other purposes, such provisions are intended to provide adequate light, air, privacy and con- venienec of access to property; to avoid undue concentration and density of population; and to provide for open spaces surrounding buildings. It is not intended by this Ordinance to interfere with, abrogate or repeal any ordinances, rules, requlati ons, or permits previously adopted or issued by the City, and not rn conflict with any of — provisions o£ this Ordinance, or which shall be adopted or issued pursuant to law re latinq to the use of buildings or premises, and likewise not in conflict with this Ordinance, nor rs it intended by this Ordinance to interfere impose a greater restriction, this Ordinance shall control ARTICLE. II - Procedure Section 1 - Establishment of R w Procedures o Site Plan - The procedure for obtaining approval of a site shall be as follows: A. placation Conferences - The pplit— _4_ encouraged to confer witb the Zoning Board, Mayor and City Engineer prior to formally submitting a request for approval of a site plan. The purpose of these mee tinge is to aid in com- plying with the guidelines of the site plan review. b. velopment Plan A111-1 - 1. Application submittal - The applicant shall submit to the City request for approval of a site plan prior to issuance of a building permit on C, M, R-M, B-1 or MH-1. Each request shall be accompanied by each if the following items. a. check made payable to the City of Longwood i ua eql to $1.00 £or ach a Ifathempr0ject, computed o gross a eage basis. However, no fee shal be lessc than $30.00 nor more than $300.00; b. billblack or blue Sine prints of a .aster development plan of the e showing proposed land u vopen tspace, and s thoroughfares, drawn t ca len maller than 100 feet t0 1 itch appropriate scale acceptable to the City nEngineer. c. A minimum of two copies of tlI following; (1) A ent listing the n of the developer, the o 0f theereal pro- perty which i subject 0f the tle ve lopment, t of the proposed ve lopmen o tf all 0bjeItivestgavang the general purpose and character of the proposed develop- (27 A ity map showing t e Location o£ e ipropos.d s e plan, relationship _ding vs and thorough- fares a lana ing z Wing o s [he undingta and e ingv na vse on the site and surrounding areas. (3) A boundary s vey and legal descriptio If the property, prepared by a - veyor regisl.ered an the State of Florida. 11,11,111it ——showingy showing _. drawn t. . —1. f IN feet 1 1 �b, —h I i-.— of five feet a "bbb"I elevations —, — the most rec—t -it.d St.— Geodetic Survey t., g—bhic data prepared by a --y- - —gib- who are registered in <he state of -11,showing h—i ........rth: parcel under —and � table I p—p—d.— —b, densities ti— for —id—tialand uses. ,I—, —i ay ,,d potable —, supply prepared by ­Z­ i� the State.1 FlorI- ­—d by the Departmentof P.II.ti.. Control of the State of Florida. (7) A bt.t ... tt indicating the type f i—tr-- that will —i—1 and provide for perpetual ...9 .... t —ibt—t— f common areas, if any (1, 1 It ... t the type of _.__ t. b. c nstructed a siaential — �itbin the sit, --.— location, jltilllhi,�ld compatibility if rel ationship t. the p— tt ... t — —p describing the 'I_.b _,_ f (IG) The lite plan shall — all —.tt.... ibt j_bg tb—ti— --i— fl... pa thwalks, parking a 'it, �11 —il ­gf—It"It". ll :1 sages withinbI t .1 tit any ot—elements may .y b ' . d and the B—I f preservation(11J Plans for the specific of all f and other growth with t.t.—t f i-- regarding the of t oraanee with Article p2 i, sectronr4 e)e (12) A of peak hour traffic and raffic t related t raffi potent ialue ingsand e ing the proposed parcel from allXe and exists that serve saadnparcels 2. Application b—i— - The application shall be considered by the 2oni nq Board of the City of Longwood, after th City £ngi neer, Building Inspector, and other necessary City per-t. determine the feasibility and suitability of such receipt of all required material, the Board shaI reco recommendations to the City Council. in addition to standards specified in Ordinance No. 143 and as amended and supplemented and elsewhere in this Ordinance, the Board shall consider the following in air wing at their recommendations and findings: a. ompatibility within the s e plan and relationships with surrounding areas, b, of e n and degrading o£ surrounding areas, c. n for future education n facilities, t nsportation,ew supply, s rage disposal, surface d flood c and s the requirements forrxmpacteS—ies, should their need be determined. d. e nand compatibility of specifiedstagesof the development plan. 4. Review by City Council - Before the City Council approves the site plan, the Zoning Board shall make findings and recommendations with eT,p,t to the following; a. Comprehensive Zoning Plan. b. Traffic. c. On -site and off -site streets. d. Site Usage. e. Landscaping. f. architectural re vvew. g. Light standards. h. Miscellaneous matters. The Zoning Board shall specifically consider the following: Section a. - Comprehensi Plan - The project is conformity with objectives of the City's Comprehensive Zoning P access ways are adequate, but not excessive in nwwer, adequate rn grade, width, aIighment and visibility, and not located too near street corners, entrances to schools or places of public pattern is adequate in grade, width and safety markings. That proper traffic and parking controls are provided. To f—ber these ends the developer shall provide the Zoning Board with e strmates of peak hour traffic and traffic turnover. section c, site and off -site s All roadways, both on-ai to and --it, are provided with vertical I— and gutters of monolithic construe tvon. sidewalks con- --Id in all areas other than commercial to minimum sub- division standards shall be provided on all off -site streets and those on -site streets and parking areas deemed necessary by the Zoning Boae d. However, no off -site street in a commercial area shall have less than a six (6) foot sidewalk. Section I. - That adequate provis io has been made for light, air, access and privacy in the arrange- ment of the building (one to another). In residential develop- ments, each dwelling unit shall have a minimum of one (1) exterior exposure, gnats shall be furnished with laundry facilities, including washing machine and clothes dryers, which sfia11 be available on premises for use by all occupants. A11 parking facilities and —hi — storage shall be properly buffered from the street, either through use of landscaped areas or acceptable decorative walls. Also, in residential develop- ments, no parking lot should be closer than 25 feet to the front ways providi nq access shall not apply. In the case of residential development, at least 25% of the gross acreage shall be set aside and dedicated as recreatio space, of which total percent, 15% shalL be open green recreation space. This is to be exclusive If all on -site roads and parking lots. In residential developments other than M11-1 hereunder, the front or rear of any building may be no closer to the front /"` rear of other building than 4o feet. The side of any building may be no closer to the side, front or re ax of any It— building than 30 feet. The maximum length If any group of attached structure may not exceed 150 feet. A building group may not be arranged It as to be inaccessible by land -operated emergency vehicles. Section I. and—p q That the proposed sit it properly landscaped in the following areas. >n and around buildings, along sidewalks and buffering neighboring land. The topographical features of the site shall be taken into consideration thus assuring the retention of appropriate pro- portion of trees that have a mrnrmum trunk diameter of four (4) inches, that do not interfere with planned structures. The developer, furthermore, shall make provisions for the continued maintenance of landscaped areas, open spaces and rec re atronal areas. Other screening and buffering may also be required when necessary. Board and the City Council review the site plan to insure that 5 ectron g. - Light standards - Adequate light This shall include the placement of light poles with appropriate i llvmination appropriately spaced. Section h. - MiscellaneoIs - 1. The drainage plan to be approved by the City Engineer and the developer required to place in escrow a fair share, based upon acreage, fox providing ..jot through -City ., drainage. -� 2. Provisions —11 be —de for —1.—d 9—b.9. storage areas which are screened f..m public view. 3. Provrs cons shall b. .— for the aged and handicapped in I— to a11 parts If the development, including —p, park benches, and ­i.1 equipment in public ­t ­­ d. Fire hydrants - —b— and location. To provide fire hydrants II further than 350 feet apart in high —1— and high hazard Id industrial. --, and in multi -family residential —. within safety --- as deter - any such building or buildings, —1— all facilities ib- -- in the site plan have been provided i. ---h with the conditions for approval of the project. 2. -f— the City Council --id— the .ppli— Zllilg Board. Further, the applicant shall b, furnished —b written notice If the date, time and place of the Council meeting at —,], the Council will --id., the application for site plan —li, III —p— If —ibg B ... d. Further, the applicant —11 have the right t. b. present at all meetings -- his application for site plan --, i. t. or may b. con- sidered by the City ouncrl and 1-1 be given —t— —iof - I,t 1— than ten d­ If such meetings —11— said h—i­ shall constitute a continuation of a prior scheduled meeting. 3. No building permit will be issued without final sv to review approval by the City Council pursuant to the pro- vi svons of this Ordinance. 4. If and in the event a building permit for approved plan is not obtained within six 16' months of date of final site plan revre approval for single construction develop- ment and initial permit for multiple construction development, additional site plan review approval shall be required prior to 1 validation of sv to plan. On request for validation, the City Council may waive formal requirements of this Ordinance, absent substantial change in the area Of proposed development. ARTICLE IV - Penalty - Any persond/or persons, firm or corporation violating any of the terms anor provisions specified within this rdinance oe failing to omply with any order issued pursuant any section hereof, shall be, upon conviction, guilty of a isdem—l— and upon conviction of such misdemeanor, aFall. pay a fine of not more than Two Hundred Dollars ($200. 00) for each '~ offense or be imprisoned for a period not to exceed sixty (60) days in the City Tail, or botb such fine and imprisonment. ach day that a violation occurs or is permitted to exist, shall ns titute a separate offense hereunder. The developer, owner, or tenant of any building, struc- Cure, parcel, premises or any part thereof, and any architect, building contractor, agent, or other person who commits, parti- cipates I" ass is to n, or may n[avns that which is a violation of this Ordinance eh all be classified as a principal in the first de+� 1� C L ly .1 1- ill I 1 11