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

fuel pumps: oil ro E change and light repair ( but not including body work) for automobiles; car wash facility; fast food restaurants; drive -through restaurants; groceries; sundries; supplies mo for the traveling public; food; and beverages. d B. Access shall be from a collector or arterial street. C. Fuel pump islands shall be set back a minimum of thirty (30) feet from any property line. D. Underground storage tanks shall be designed, located, and monitored in full compliance with State requirements. Evidence of such compliance shall be provided to the City. m E. Oil drainage pits and hydraulic lifts shall be located within an enclosed structure. F. Gasoline service stations located within 100 feet of any property zoned to allow residential uses shall be buffered in compliance with the following standards: n 1. A masonry, wood, or solid fence shall be required on any side or rear property r+ line that is within loo feet of any property in a district zoned to allow residential 0 uses; 2. The decorative or finished side of the fence shall face outward; 3. Perimeter landscaping shall include evergreen shrubs or understory trees planted in a double staggered row to form a continuous hedge. The landscaping shall comply with the specifications set forth in Section 4.08. 03 and the number of plants shall be doubled. o G. Drive- through lanes for restaurants or car wash facilities associated with the gasoline iS service station shall be located a minimum of twenty- five (25) feet from any property zoned to allow residential uses. Distance shall be measured from the outermost edge of the drive- through lane to the property line of property zoned to allow residential E use. H. Dumpsters shall be located a minimum of twenty- five (25) feet from the property line of property zoned to allow residential use. I. All exterior lighting shall be directed and shielded to avoid direct illumination of adjacent properties. J. Audio amplification systems, including, but not limited to, telephone loudspeakers or paging systems, shall be located to ensure that the sound cannot be heard on adjacent properties. Page 5- 28 IJceauhrr IS 2011 lccesnrri, Temporary, Special Uses Packet:Pg. 121  3. 1. a I' aiY \ 5141111 IScaeh PtA U 1 . md lh, dopmcm Cude K. Repair services shall be limited to minor repairs to passenger vehicles, such as tires repair or replacement; oil and other fluid changing; replacement of belts, hoses, filters, and windshield wipers; and similar minor repairs. No body work, painting, engine tune -up or overhaul, or repair of trucks, RVs, or commercial vehicles shall be provided. All permissible repair services shall be carried out only within an enclosed building. L. Vehicle parts, supplies, damaged parts, or other materials and supplies shall be stored within an enclosed building. M. Canopies over gas pumps or pump islands shall meet the setback requirements for the zoning district in which they are located. N. The sale of vehicles is prohibited on the gas station site and any adjacent right -of- way. 5. 04. 06 Religious Facilities A- The principal use for a site developed for religious uses is worship. Worship is a form of religious practice with its creed and ritual. B. Uses and activities other than worship shall be considered accessory uses and shall be clearly ancillary to the principal use. Such uses and activities shall be limited to: 1. Religious instruction ( such as " Sunday School," Bible school, or similar instruction or study typically associated with the religion); offices to support the religious facility; 2. Child day care, adult day care, preschool, or child nursery school subject to the standards of Section 5. 04. 06. G; 3. Private academic school, subject to the standards of Section 5. 04. 06. H; 4. Fellowship hall or social hall, with or without a kitchen, subject to the standards of Section 5. 04. 06. 1, ( which may be known as a community center, activity hall, or life center); and 5. Individual meeting spaces. C. All accessory uses are subject to the following requirements: 1. The accessory use shall be owned and operated only by the owner of the principal use. 2. The facility housing the accessory use shall meet all local, State, or Federal standards. 3. The owner of the principal use shall obtain any licenses required to conduct the accessory use. Any approval of the accessory use shall be contingent upon demonstrating that all licenses have been obtained. 4. Audio amplification systems, including, but not limited to, telephone loudspeakers or paging systems, shall be located to ensure that they cannot be heard on adjacent properties. 5. All outdoor activities shall occur no earlier than 8: 00 a. m. and no later than 10: 00 p.m. 6. All exterior lighting shall be directed or shielded to avoid illumination of adjacent properties. 7. Outdoor play or activity areas shall be no closer than thirty ( 30) feet from property designated for residential use, as measured to the nearest residential property line. N, 5 - 29 1), " c n" r 15. 21111 A ereccnn, l' cnglornn. SJ... l I" s Packet Pg. 122  3. t. a I,,,( wnitrm Bcneb I F, A1. I.: md D. The following activities shall be prohibited in association with religious uses: overnight lodging facilities or other temporary sleeping quarters; and any use not specifically identified as an allowable accessory use. Notwithstanding the prohibition of overnight lodging, one ( 1) residential dwelling unit may be provided as a parsonage, subject to the standards of Section 5. 04.06. 11. E. Child day care, adult day care, preschool, or child nursery school uses are allowable accessory uses subject to the following standards: 1. The total floor area allocated to the child day care, adult day care, preschool, or child nursery school uses shall not exceed ten ( 10) percent of the total gross floor area on the site. The calculation of total floor area allocated to the uses shall be cumulative and shall include all child day care, adult day care, preschool, child nursery school facilities, and mechanical and support facilities required for operation of the child day care, adult day care, preschool, or child nursery. 2. An off -street drop -off area for persons served by the facility shall be provided. F. Private academic schools are allowable accessory uses subject to the following standards: 1. The total floor area allocated to the school shall not exceed twenty ( 20) percent of the total gross floor area on the site. The calculation of total floor area allocated to the school shall include all components of the school: classrooms, school library, school offices, teacher work areas, and the like, including related mechanical and support facilities. 2. An off street - drop -off area for persons served by the facility shall be provided. G. A fellowship hall is an allowable accessory use subject to the following standards: 1. Dining, including dining open to the public as a " soup kitchen," is permitted between the hours of 8: 00 a. m. and 10: 00 p. m., provided: a. The owner of the religious use ensures that meal recipients remain on the site except during travel to and from the fellowship hall; and b. No consideration or value of any kind is given, directly or indirectly, in exchange for the meal. 2. The total floor area allocated to the fellowship hall, including related mechanical and support facilities, shall not exceed twenty ( 20) percent of the total floor area on the site. H. One ( 1) residential dwelling unit is allowable to serve as a parsonage, subject to the following standards: 1. The minimum lot area devoted to the dwelling unit ( "parsonage lot") shall comply with the standards set forth for dwelling units in R -2 in Table 4.01. 01. The parsonage lot shall be used exclusively for the dwelling unit, and shall not include any primary or other accessory use allowable on the site. 2. Two ( 2) parking spaces shall be provided within the parsonage lot. 3. The parsonage lot may contain children' s outdoor play equipment, in a size and quantity typical of a single- family residential use, but shall not contain an accessory recreation facility for the principal religious facility. I. The parsonage lot may contain a residential swimming pool, fully enclosed, and attached to the dwelling. J. A specific parking plan shall be provided. This plan shall identify the principal use and each accessory use proposed on the site. The parking plan shall indicate the Acecsmn, I' I' y" Iarc. Speria t ,,, Paae5_ } a 1) c comber l5, ? I I II