Fort Walton Beach Council agenda — 01-24-12 special ldc — reading text

8 6 REC 6 6 The from yard L, the arc. be-, ee the pdn ,.] swmure end the from pmpeny line. 5. 01. 09 Building Attachments ( awnings, porches, carports, etc) A. Awnings All awnings placed on or attached to buildings in the R -IE, R -1, R -2, CG, MX -1, MX -2, CTP, and MB zoning districts shall meet the following standards: t A•rebryxac nl hnuuWtd. 1' aycS II Itccendnr N. _' I' ll Packet Pg. 104  3. t.a I " n w:dlon Itn.eb PtA 11. 1. The front edge of the awning in the R -IE, R- 1, R -2, CG, MX -1, MX -2, and MB zoning districts may encroach into the required - < ...... ono[ rr „ili ;,a„ rn. setback, provided that the front edge of the ...... awning shall be a minimum of four ( 4) feet from the property line. 2. An awning located on a building in the CTP zoning district shall not encroach into a required setback. 3. All supporting poles or structures shall be located outside the public right -of -way. 4. The lowest part of the awning, including supporting poles, structures, or other framework, shall be a minimum of eight ( 8) feet above the ground or paved surface under the awning. B. Porches Porches may be included in the initial construction or added to a principal building in any zoning district, subject to the following standards. 1. An existing porch in R -1E, R -1, and R -2 zoning districts may encroach into a required front or rear yard setback up to ten ( 10) feet. A roof overhang of up to eighteen ( 18) inches is permissible. An encroachment into a required side yard setback is prohibited. 2. An existing porch that encroaches into a required yard setback may be enclosed with transparent insect screening so long as the original design features, such as railings, columns, and other building details are maintained. 3. An existing porch that does not encroach into a required yard setback may be enclosed with walls, windows, and/ or doors. The building materials, roof style and materials, architectural style, and color of the porch enclosure shall be consistent with the principal building, such that the porch forms an integral part of the principal building. 4. A porch may be added to an existing principal building, provided it complies with the following standards: a. A proposed porch shall be compatible with ij the principal building in scale and mass. b. The porch shall not be enclosed except with screen. c. The porch may encroach into a required L front or rear yard setback in R -1E, R -1, and R -2 zoning districts up to ten ( 10) feet. The setback shall be measured from the property line to the outer edge of the porch deck. d. A roof overhang of up to eighteen ( 18) inches or the depth of the roof overhang on the existing principal structure, whichever is less, is permissible. e. A porch in all remaining zoning districts shall comply with the required front and rear yard setbacks. f. A porch shall not encroach into any required side yard setback. g. The building materials, roof style and materials, architectural style, and color of the porch shall be consistent with the principal building, such that the porch forms an integral part of the principal building. 1',,, r, _ 12 kl"" O. 0 11.'_ 011 0”, hq .... .. 1 Snwdani. Packet Pg 105  F31. 1 mW Uaca),, omen( inch C. Carports Attached carports may be included in the initial construction or added to a principal building in any zoning district, subject to the following standards: 1. A carport shall be attached to the principal building on at least one ( 1) side. 2. The support columns shall be consistent with the materials, style, and color of building materials for the principal building. r .. o ......... ,, tutu Notwithstanding this provision, decorative ndgur wrought iron columns may be used. .... 3. The lowest structural member of the carport i shall be a minimum of eight ( 8) feet and a maximum of ten ( 10) above the ground. 4. The area under the carport shall not exceed 600 s. f. 5. The area under the carport shall be paved or a stabilized all- weather surface. 6. A carport located in a side or rear yard shall be setback at least three ( 3) feet, measured to the outermost edge of the carport, including the eave. 7. A carport may be located within a required front yard setback in a R -IE, R -1, or R -2 zoning district provided that such encroachment is not more than ten ( 10) feet, measured to the outermost edge of the carport. A roof overhang of up to eighteen ( 18) inches or the depth of the roof overhang on the existing principal structure, whichever is less, is permissible. 5. 01. 10 Swimming Pools A. Purpose The purpose of this section is to regulate the location of swimming pools, spas, and associated decks and enclosures as accessory uses and structures to principal residential dwelling units and lodging establishments. Swimming pools that are principal, freestanding uses are permissible, subject to the site development standards of the zoning district and the Florida Building Code B. Standards 1. A deck or patio shall be limited to a wooden deck or patio constructed of pavement or concrete pavers and without a roof or other covering. 2. A swimming pool, with or without spa, deck, patio, or screen enclosure, is permissible as an accessory structure to a principal dwelling unit in a zoning district allowing residential uses. 3. A swimming pool, with or without spa, deck, patio, or screen enclosure, is permissible as an accessory structure to a principal building providing transient lodging facilities, such as a hotel, motel, or bed and breakfast establishment. 4. A swimming pool or spa shall meet setback standards set forth in Table 5. 01. 10. Setbacks for pools shall be measured to the edge of water. 5. Swimming pools or spas on a lot developed according to the zero -lot line requirements shall have a minimum three ( 3) feet setback on the side where the residence is constructed without setback. 6. A screened enclosure without a solid roof, pool deck, or patio is permissible as an uCCC10I,, I r5.' - U11 I) Cr4dOpr „ C n sI0. Id'. d, I R g , 4 _ ii Packet Pg. 108  3. 1. 0 Kurt ),N 111110 Beach I IN k[ land Dcrckpment Cud, accessory when installed in conjunction with the pool or spa. A screened enclosure, pool deck, or patio shall meet setback standards set forth in Table 5. 01. 10. 7. Screened enclosures or patios in a zero -lot line development are permitted without a setback on the side where the residence is constructed without setback 8. A screened enclosure with a solid roof shall meet the minimum setback requirements for the zoning district in which it is located, as set forth in Chapter 4. 9. Pool equipment shall be screened with a wall, fence, or landscaping. Table 5. 01. 10. Setback Standards for Swimming Pools, Spas, Screened Enclosures, and Patios. Minimum Front Minimum Rear Minimum Interior Minimum Side Yard Setback Yard Setback Yard Setback Yard Setback, feet) fee[) feet)