Fort Walton Beach Ordinance — 1877--dissolves boa — reading text

applications for variances; 10. Review, consider, and render decisions regarding appeals of administrative Gc aeral Pn., We ns PagcI - 7  F1 3. 1.. Land Doselopment r xle Iwrt A4allu11 Reads decisions; and 11. Consider such other matters as may be assigned by the City Council. 1. 06. 05 Code Enforcement Board ( CEB) A. Appointments, membership, and qualifications 1. Appointments to the CEB shall be for a term of three (3) years. 2. Preference shall be given to potential members with experience and expertise in the following professions: zoning, architecture, building ( contractors or subcontractors), and real estate. B. The powers, duties, responsibilities, and procedures of the CEB shall comply with the requirements set forth in Chapter 162, Part 1, F.S. 1. 07. 00 DOCUMENTS REFERENCED The City shall annually publish a list of documents, codes, and manuals which are adopted for regulation of development within the City in addition to this LDC. 1. 08. 00 ACRONYMS AND DEFINITIONS 1. 08. 01 List of Acronyms rr ADA Americans with Disabilities Act BeA C CCCL Coastal construction control line adE c CPA Community Redevelopment Agency E a DBH ( dbh) Diameter at breast height F a DO Development order DRI Development of regional impact N EPA Environmental Protection Agency v ERP Environmental Resource Permit E FAA Federal Aviation Administration FAC Florida Administrative Code a GeneralGeneral PrecisionsPrecisions He,He, 11- - 88 Parrl5et1Parrl5et1 55. .  13. 1. a Lund VA nihm 1 § 1a111 FCC Federal Communications Commission FDEP Florida Department of Environmental Protection FDOT Florida Department of Transportation FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency FIRM Flood Insurance Rate Map FLUM Future Land Use Map FS Florida Statutes ITE Institute of Transportation Engineers LDC Land development code LOS Level of service NGVD National Geodetic Vertical Datum PUD Planned Unit Development ROW Right -of -way TCEA Transportation eoncurrency exception area USACOE United States Army Corps of Engineers 1. 08. 02 List of Defined Terms Words used in this LDC shall be construed according to the common meaning as defined in a standard dictionary, such as the Merriam -Webster Collegiate Dictionary, or other source, such as The Florida Building Code, or the Florida Statutes. Words defined in this Section have the meaning provided when used in this LDC. 3^-E Access: A way or means of vehicular or pedestrian approach to provide physical entrance to a property. Accessory dwelling: A secondary dwelling unit established in conjunction with and clearly subordinate to a principle dwelling, whether part of the same structure as the principle dwelling or a detached dwelling. Accessory dwellings may be called helpers quarters, guest quarters, mother -in -law suites, granny flats, or other similar terms, all having the same meaning as " accessory dwelling." Accessory use or building: A subordinate use or building customarily incident to the principle building or use and which is on the same lot or parcel of ground as the principle building or use. Adverse effects: Any modifications, alterations, or effects or waters, associated wetlands, or shore lands, including their quality, quantity, hydrology, surface area, species composition, or usefulness for human or natural uses which are or may potentially be harmful or injurious to human health, welfare, safety or property, to biological productivity, rneral Proti (sim c Pine I -' 1 Pack4f' 9. 1"  13. 1.. kind D, v6 pnwm ( Code ILrt Nanon IteacL diversity, or stability or which unreasonably interfere with the reasonable use of property, including outdoor recreation. The term includes secondary and cumulative as well as direct impacts. Aquifer: An underground formation, group of formations, or part of a formation that is permeable enough to transmit, store or yield usable quantities of water. rm Grn' rA Rnvivionc Page 1 - 10 Packet - 197 `.  13. 1. a Fore Matron Rcaeh I : md Dc" Ionmcnl {' ode Archaeological site: A property or location which has yielded or may yield information on the city's and local area' s history or prehistory. Archaeological sites are evidenced by the presence of artifacts and features indicating the past use of a location by people. Arena, auditorium, or stadium: An open, partially enclosed or fully enclosed facility primarily used or intended for commercial spectator sports or entertainment. Typical uses include convention and exhibition halls, sports arenas, and amphitheaters. Artisan .studio: A workplace for a person skilled in an applied art. As -built plans: The amended site development plans specifying the locations, dimensions, elevations, capacities and capabilities of structures or facilities as they have been constructed. w5 Breakaway wall: A wall that is not part of the structural support of the building and is intended through its design and construction to collapse under specific lateral loading forces without causing damage to the elevated portion of the building or the supporting foundation system. Building: Any structure built for support, shelter, or enclosure for any occupancy or storage. 1116 Clearing. The removal of trees and brush from a substantial part of the land but shall not E 4 include mowing of grass. Commercial vehicle: Any vehicle whether motor -driven or towed, and used constructed or equipped for the transportation of goods, wares, merchandise, tools, or equipment in the trade, commerce or industry. The following vehicles shall be excluded from the effect of this W LDC: Passenger vehicles including station wagons, SUVs, and vehicles constructed for recreational purposes or other non commercial purposes, vehicles used by governmental E agencies for official business, and vehicles which are or may be required to be similarly E a identified by State or Federal law Cottage industry: The creation or assembly of products in a home -based setting rather E than a factory. ax Cross- access: A vehicular and /or pedestrian connection between abutting properties which permits the exchange of trips between the two adjacent sites without the need to use the public street system. n Cultural or historic resource: Any prehistoric or historic district, site, building, object, or other real or personal property of historical, architectural, or archaeological value. The properties may include, but are not limited to, monuments, memorials, Native American habitations, ceremonial sites, abandoned settlements, artifacts or other objects with intrinsic E r historical or archaeological value, or any part thereof relating to the history, government, and culture of the city, the state, or the nation. a corral Prori, ions P:) ye I - I I Paekeok' , 198  F13 .1.. I' mi w whoa Bead. I,: uul 1) . lopnxvit C' ndc