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driving hours, dumpster
contents removal.
Swimming pool enclosures with specified standards for pools, spas and
enclosures.
What has not been amended includes:
development standards such off -street parking, landscape, signage, and stormwater
management have been recently revised and are basically the same;
zoning districts ( except those eliminated because no longer in use and inconsistent
with the Future Land Use Map) and their standards ( except in a few cases where the
standard was obsolete or not consistent with comp plan).
The Table of Contents for the new Land Development Code is:
GENERAL PROVISIONS
ADMINSTRATION /ENFORCEMENT
SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
ZONING DISTRICTS
DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
RESOURCE PROTECTION
CONCURRENCY
SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS
GLOSSARY
MPB ACTION:
On February 21, 2008, MPB considered Ordinance 1756, An Ordinance of the City of Fort
Walton Beach, Florida relating to adoption of the 2008 Land Development Code as Volume / V
of the Code of Ordinances; specifically amending Chapter 12. 10, Designation and General, of
the current Land Development Code, as set forth in this Ordinance and the attached Land
Development Code; providing editorial and codification authority, conflicts, and severability; and
setting an effective date. MPB discussed the major changes to the proposed LDC which are
shown in the table below with the MPB' s recommendation in the last column. Following the
table is a description of each of the recommended change to each of the sections identified in
the table, with a brief explanation for the recommended change.
MAJOR CHANGES
Section # Title Change MPB
Recommendation
and Staff Action
13. 805 Penalties or Deleted Delete
Remedies Section Deleted
16. 101. 5 Accessory Apartment New section: allows construction Delete
and rental of accessory apartment Section Deleted
in single family districts and
provides standards
16. 104 Bed and Breakfast New Section that allows operation Delete
of bed and breakfast in historic Section Deleted
structure in single family districts
and provides operation standards
16. 118 Permanently Installed New Section that allows Delete
Generators permanently installed generators Section Deleted
and sets standards
16. 200 Parking of Provides an option to the provision Delete
Recreational Vehicles which permits the parking of Option not
recreational vehicles which sets incorporated,
additional criteria for the location of Original language
the parked RV unchanged
16. 300 Inoperable or Derelict The requirement for a current No change
Vehicles license tag is being challenged by No change
Mr. Ray Sie
Major Changes: Below are the sections referred to in the table above, followed by a brief
explanation of the staff recommendation and MPB recommendation.
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This section is deleted because it replicates Chapters 1. 05. Violations of Code, and 2. 05.
Code Enforcement Board, of the Code of Ordinances. The staff, city attorney and MPB
recommend that this section be deleted.
16. 101. 5. Accesso Apartment. An accessory apartment use shall comply with the
followinq standards: [ See GlossarFLfor definition]
A. General. A maximum of one apartment may be permitted as an accessory use to
a principal family dwelling unit. The accessory apartment may be attached to
single-
the principal dwelling unit, a freestanding structure or located above a one -story
accessory structure.
B. Accessory to Single Family. In single family homes or lots, no accessory apartment
shall contain more than one bedroom or be larger than 600 square feet in size;
C. Similar Materials. The
accessory apartment shall be constructed of materials
substantially equivalent to either the principal dwelling unit or other permanent
accessory structure on the lot, provided that such materials comply with all other
applicable standards .of the building code;
D. Compatible Character. The accessory apartment shall be compatible in character
and subordinate in size to the principal dwelling unit or the commercial uses in which
they are located in the Commercial and Mixed Use Districts.
E. Yard Setbacks. The accessory apartment shall comply with the minimum yard
setbacks applicable to the district in which it is located; and
F. Ownership. The accessory apartment in the residential districts shall remain accessory
to and under the same ownership as the principal single family dwelling unit, which shall
be the principal residence of the property owner and homesteaded.
The concept of an accessory apartment was first discussed as a means to provide additional
housing for family, especially elderly parents and for young adults. It was broadened to
allow rental as a means to provide additional income to offset the costs of taxes and
insurance and provide affordable workforce housing. The neighborhoods were in support of
this change. The primary concern expressed by the MPB was the negative impact on the
adjacent single family property, i.e., cars, noise, number of people, etc.
16. 104. BED AND BREAKFAST.
16. 104. 1. Site Development Standards. A bed and breakfast use shall comply with the
following standards:
A The bed and breakfast shall be a property that complies with one of the following
standards:
1 It is within an historic structure in a residential district as defined by Sec. 17. 700;
