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LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE Chapter 2
Zoning Regulations
2.13.00 AIRPORT INDUSTRIAL PARK DISTRICT (I - 2) ]
2.13.01 Purpose: The purpose of the Airport Industrial Park (I-2) District is to provide areas specifically
for public airport operations, related facilities, and airport-related or airport-compatible business and
industrial operations, facilities, and activities.
2.13.02 Intent: The |-2 District is intended to implement and put into regulatory effect the “Industrial”
Future Land Use Map category as established in the Comprehensive Plan.
2.13.03 Location/Designation Criteria: Lands to be designated as, or re-zoned to, an I-2 district may
be located within or outside the Urban Development area boundary. Airport Industrial Park districts may
be located only in an “Industrial” Future Land Use Map category
2.13.04 Permitted Uses: The following uses are permitted as of right in I-2 districts. Any other uses are
permitted by special exception or prohibited.
1. Aircraft fueling facilities including fuel sales, fuel dispensing, fuel
distribution for aircraft fuels, and oxygen delivery.
2. Aircraft repair and maintenance facilities — Fixed Base Operations (FBO).
3. Automobile rental facilities provided that vehicles available for rental do not
occupy any required parking spaces for passengers, terminals, or terminal
operations.
4. Hangars for the storage of aircraft and general aviation maintenance.
5. Parking concessions.
6. Aircraft communications towers.
7. Public utilities, i.e. electric substations, lift stations, water and wastewater
treatment facilities, water mains, sewer mains, electric power substations,
water supply wells and tanks, and other similar facilities necessary for the
delivery of utilities services.
8. Wash rack facilities for aircraft with water/oil separators when in
conformance with applicable FDEP and EPA regulations.
9 Auxiliary commercial uses customarily found at airports such as
restaurants, lounges, car rentals, retail sales shops, charter services,
novelty shops, and the like.
10. On-site signs as permitted by sign regulations.
11. Airport-related or airport-compatible industrial operations, facilities and
activities.
12. Aerial scenic and sightseeing such as cable cars, gliders, helicopter rides, and hot air balloon rides.
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LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE Chapter 2
Zoning Regulations
2.13.05 Special Exceptions: The following uses may be allowed by the granting of a special exception
by the Board of Adjustment.
1. Construction and demolition debris landfills provided that a fifty (50) foot or greater buffer, to be
determined at the time of the special exception, is provided on all adjacent property boundaries.
2. Borrow pits pursuant to Chapter 378, Fla. Stat. and borrow pit reclamation provided that a fifty (50) foot
or greater buffer, to be determined at the time of the special exception, is provided on all adjacent
property boundaries.
3. Other uses which, in the opinion of the Planning Official, are similar in nature to other uses allowed
either as permitted uses.
2.13.06 Bulk Regulations: No greater than 85% impervious surface coverage and no greater than 0.75
floor area ratio. Building heights shall be no greater than 100 feet. See Section 2.19.00 and 2.21.00 for
possible additional requirements.