Fort Walton Beach Ordinance — 1861--Adoption of the 2012 Land Development Code — reading text

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, Figure 5. 01. 09 ( C -2). Carport whichever is less, is permissible. encroachment into a required setback 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  I and D"' I,, l ndr requirements shall have a minimum three ( 3) foot 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 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) Peet) feet) Corner Lot feet) Pools and Spas Single -family, duplex, and triplex 28 R s is structures Multifamily structures and Shall meet the setbacks for accessory structures plus three ( 3) feet for the pool lodging perimeter. establishments Screened enclosure, Pool deck, or patio Single -family, duplex, and triplex 25 5 5 3 structures Multifamily structures and Shall meet the setbacks for accessory structures. lodging establishments 5.5. 01.01. 1111 SpecificSpecific RequirementsRequirements forfor AccessoryAccessory Structures Structures inin thethe RR- - 1E1E ZoningZoning DistrictDistrict TheThe followingfollowing accessoryaccessory structuresstructures maymay bebe locatedlocated withinwithin thethe rearrear yardyard ofof lotslots zonedzoned RR- - lE,lE, providedprovided thatthat suchsuch structuresstructures areare locatedlocated aa minimumminimum ofof twentytwenty - - fivefive( ( 25)25) feetfeet fromfrom thethe meanmean highhigh waterwater lineline oror thethe seawall:seawall: poolpool andand poolpool deck;deck; gazebo;gazebo; cabana cabana withwith showershower and/and/ oror restrest roomroom facilities;facilities; outdoor outdoor kitchen,kitchen, whichwhich maymay includeinclude aa grill,grill, wetwet bar,bar, andand associatedassociated storage;storage; deck;deck; pavedpaved oror woodenwooden terrace;terrace; andand aa walkway walkway connecting connecting toto aa dock,dock, providedprovided thatthat thethe walkwaywalkway isis limitedlimited toto aa maximummaximum ofof fourfour ( ( 4)4) feetfeet inin width.width. 5.5. 01.01. 1212 SpecificSpecific Requirements Requirements forfor Accessory Accessory StructuresStructures inin thethe YCYC ZoningZoning DistrictDistrict A.A. ParkingParking andand storage storage forfor boatsboats andand boatboat trailerstrailers maymay bebe locatedlocated withinwithin thethe frontfront yard,yard, 13"'13"' 1up,1up, nrnrnrnr Swml.Swml. nd.nd. PapePape 44- - I II Purl o: dIun 6cach Lund D ' v1(' pnm. 1 GA provided that the front yard is a minimum of 150 feet. B. Tennis courts may be located within the front yard, provided that the front yard is a minimum of fifty (50) feet. 5. 01. 13 Outdoor Storage Areas A. Outdoor ( or outside) storage includes the storage of equipment, machinery, or materials outside of the principal building on a site. B. The provisions of this section shall not be construed to prohibit the outdoor storage of non -commercial lawn equipment in residential areas. C. Outdoor storage shall be located within a rear yard or side yard. D. Except in the CTP zoning district, outdoor storage shall be fully concealed from public view and shall be enclosed with a solid fence, solid wall, or landscaping. E. Outdoor storage of parts, materials, equipment, machinery, or vehicles shall be maintained in a neat, orderly, dust free, and safe manner. F. Stored materials and parts shall not exceed eight ( 8) feet in height. G. Outdoor storage shall not be located within any required buffer or other landscaped area, stormwater management area, easement, required parking spaces, driveway or parking aisle, or loading spaces. 5. 01. 14 Vending Machines and Vending Boxes A. Vending machines and vending boxes include devices which dispense a product, either by coin operation or freely distributed. Examples include food and beverages, newspapers, flyers, cigarettes, media such as DVDs, and ice. Ice vending kiosks and buildings are regulated in Section 5. 04. 08. B. Vending machines and vending boxes are permissible within a principal building, within an accessory building, and under the roof of a principal or accessory building. 1. The principal or accessory building shall be in conformance with the requirements of this LDC. 2. The principal or accessory building shall be a commercial, office, business, industrial, civic, cultural, or multifamily building. 3. The vending machines and vending boxes shall be licensed as required by the City. 4. When located outside under the roof of a principal or accessory building, vending machines and vending boxes shall be Flush against the fagade of the building. 5. Vending machines and vending boxes shall not be located to impede or interfere with pedestrian access, pedestrian circulation, emergency access, or otherwise present an impediment to public health and safety. 6. There are no additional requirements regarding location, placement, or number of such machines or boxes. C. Vending machines and vending boxes may be located outside on private property, subject to the following standards: 1. Outdoor vending machines and boxes shall be placed on an impervious surface. 2. Outdoor vending machines and boxes shall be placed in groups of no more than six ( 6) such machines or boxes. Groups of such machines and boxes shall be separated by a minimum of fifty (50) feet. 3. Vending machines and boxes shall not be located in such a manner as to impede Ih•volopnu n1 2l ... dnrd. I' u „ r - 15  Reach Iand lr"' Ionmenl ( pedestrian access, obstruct parking areas or driveways, obstruct emergency lanes or access, or otherwise create an unsafe situation. 4. The property on which the vending machines or boxes are located shall remain in compliance with ADA standards. 5. Vending machines and boxes shall be maintained in good operating condition. D. Vending machines and boxes may be placed on public property, subject to the following standards. 1. The machine owner shall obtain permission from the City for the proposed