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include accessory uses, such as snack shops or food stands, ice cream stands, gift shops, or similar uses, provided that such uses are not open to the general public without entrance to the arena, auditorium, or stadium. C. An arena, auditorium, or stadium shall be located a minimum of 500 feet from property zoned to allow residential uses. The distance shall be measured from the outermost structural component of the arena, auditorium, or stadium to the property line. D. The parking lot or structure serving the arena, auditorium, or stadium shall be located a minimum of 200 feet from property zoned to allow residential uses. E. All access to an arena, auditorium, or stadium shall be directly from an arterial road. The location and design of the primary and secondary access points to the arena, auditorium, or stadium shall minimize traffic impacts on local streets and residential neighborhoods. F. A perimeter landscaped buffer shall be required and shall be twice the minimum standard set forth in Section 4. 08.05. G. Exterior lighting shall be directed and shielded to avoid illumination of adjacent properties. H. Loudspeakers or paging systems shall be designed, installed, and used to avoid detection on adjacent properties. I. Outside storage and loading areas shall be fully screened from view from the public right -of -way and adjacent properties. The design and development of the outdoor Acc s, m' v, 7fempura,.' I.. al l vice Paccc_ 3 Port I4 Awn B,,, 1, HN: 1L Land Cnde storage and loading areas shall comply with the standards set forth in Section 5. 01. 13. J. Temporary or permanent sanitation facilities that are not located within the principal building shall be fully screened from view from the public right -of -way and adjacent properties. 5. 04. 11 Community Residential Homes A. A community residential home is defined in Chapter 419. 001, F.S. B. A community residential home for six ( 6) or fewer residents is considered a single - family dwelling and is permissible by the City provided that the home is no closer than 1, 000 feet from another such facility. C. The sponsoring agency shall notify the City in writing of establishment of the community residential home. D. When a community residential home for six ( 6) or fewer residents is proposed on a parcel zoned for multifamily residential use, the sponsoring agency shall notify the City in writing as set forth in Chapter 419. 001, F.S. The City shall review the notice and approve the home as consistent with this LDC, allow the home to be established without review following a sixty ( 60) day period, or deny the establishment of the community residential home. Denial shall meet the requirements set forth in Chapter 419. 001, F. S. E. All matters pertaining to the establishment of a community residential home shall be governed by the requirements of Chapter 419. 001, F.S. 5. 04. 12 Self- Service Storage A. The following activities or uses are permissible on the grounds or within the buildings of self- service storage facilities: 1. Rental of storage bays; 2. Sales of boxes or goods related directly to the operation of a self -service storage facility; and 3. Sales by the owner or manager of the facility of abandoned items for reclamation of rental costs. B. One ( 1) caretaker accessory dwelling may be permissible in compliance with the standards set forth in Section 5. 01. 04. C. The following activities or uses are prohibited on the grounds or within the buildings of self -service storage facilities: 1. Wholesale sales; 2. Retail sales, including garage sales, or other commercial activities; 3. Manufacturing, fabrication, processing, or other industrial activities; 1 Service or repair of vehicles, engines, electronic equipment, or similar activities; 5. Rehearsal or practice of musical instruments; and 6. Residential use. D. Individual storage bays or private postal boxes within a self -service storage facility use shall not be considered premises for the purpose of assigning a legal address. E. Except as specifically provided in this section, all property stored on the site shall be entirely within enclosed buildings. F. Storage of flammable liquids, highly combustible or explosive materials, or hazardous chemicals is prohibited. Aax. cmy. Temporary, tiprcial Cans Pate 8 - 3(i Furl Noiton [ teach Fl ?Al. Land Oexclmrau•ni Cnde G. Open storage of recreational vehicles and dry storage of pleasure boats shall be permissible within a self- service storage facility, provided that the following standards are met 1. A designated area shall be provided and clearly delineated. 2. The storage area together with buildings on the site shall not exceed the buildable area, as defined by the setbacks required for the zoning district. 3. The storage area shall be entirely screened from view from adjacent properties zoned to allow residential use and public rights -of -way by buildings, fences, or walls. Landscaping shall be provided on the outside of the fence, according to the standards set forth for perimeter landscaping in Section 4. 08. 05. 4. Dry stacking of boats is prohibited. H. The site shall comply with the following standards: 1. The minimum site area is one ( 1) acre. 2. Where two ( 2) or more buildings are provided, buildings shall be separated by a minimum of ten ( 10) feet. 3. Overhead access doors shall not be visible from the public rights -of -way or adjacent properties zoned to allow residential use. 4. Outdoor lighting shall be shielded and directed to avoid direct illumination of adjacent properties. 5. The faqade design shall comply with the requirements set forth in Section 4. 00.04. 6. Loudspeaker or paging equipment is prohibited. 1. Traffic circulation requirements 1. interior parking shall be provided in the form of aisle ways adjacent to the storage bays. 2. Aisle ways shall be used both for circulation and temporary customer parking while using storage bays. a. Where lanes are for one -way traffic, the minimum lane width shall be twenty 20) feet. b. Where lanes are for two -way traffic, the minimum lane width shall be twenty- four (24) feet. c. Traffic flow patterns, directional signage, and painted land markings with arrows shall also be clearly marked. 3. in order to ensure appropriate access and circulation by emergency vehicles and equipment, the turning radii of the aisle ways shall be approved by the fire marshal at the time of preliminary plan review. 5. 04. 13 Marinas A. A marina may include the following facilities and uses: 1. Wet slips for temporary or permanent dockage; 2. Dry storage for boats; 3. Rental of watercraft; 4. Fuel and oil sales for watercraft; 5. Sale of parts and supplies for watercraft; 6. Sale of prepared, packaged food and beverages for personal consumption; 7. Sale of personal safety equipment for use on watercraft; 8. Bait, fresh, frozen, or artificial; and t...... reurynr: n' 1. Spe ci:d I vu ru,;e 5 - 3 Fort iv aftwt ueach I IN AL Land D"' Io.)' w' d 1.' ndr 9. Sale or rental of fishing equipment. B. Engine repair and maintenance, fiberglass repair, painting, or other repair services are prohibited. Oil change is a permissible activity. C. A marina shall provide off -street parking in compliance with the standards set forth in Section 6. 04.02 and shall include parking for boat trailers or vehicle -boat trailer combinations. Up to fifty ( 50) percent of the required off-street parking for vehicles may be replaced with parking spaces for vehicle- boat trailer combinations. However, parking for only boat trailers shall not count toward meeting the requirement for off- street parking spaces. D. Stacked dry storage for boats shall be permissible only within an enclosed or partially enclosed building in compliance with the standards set forth in Section 5. 04.07. E. Where fuel or other hazardous substances will be stored, handled, or sold, the marina shall provide facilities and procedures for the prevention, containment, recovery, and mitigation of spilled fuel or other hazardous substances. Facilities and procedures shall be designed to prevent such substances from entering the water or soil, and shall include adequate means for prompt and effective cleanup of spills. F. Docks, piers, pilings, ramps, and other marine structures shall be placed to avoid obstruction of navigable waters and alteration of natural water flow and circulation. G. Docks, piers, pilings, ramps, and other marine structures shall be placed to avoid grass beds and wetlands. H. Construction materials and processes shall avoid or minimize environmental impacts and shall implement best practices. I. Outdoor lighting shall be directed and shielded to avoid direct illumination of adjacent properties. 1. A marina that provides mooring for live- aboard boats shall comply with the following standards: 1. Only boats with sewage holding facilities shall be permissible. 2. The marina shall provide sewage pump -out facilities. 3. A dumpster shall be provided and shall comply with the standards set forth in Section 5. 01. 06. 5. 04. 14 Manufactured Home Communities Mobile homes, manufactured homes, or modular homes may be located within a manufactured home community. Such homes are not required to comply with the standards set forth in Section 4. 01. 02. The following standards apply to manufactured home communities: A. The manufactured home community shall be limited to rental of lots. Where lots are intended to be sold, the subdivision standards set

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