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pursuant to generally accepted standards are suitable for the proposed use pursuant to the following criteria. 1. The project site shall be located outside of the urban service area as shown on the adopted land use map. 2. All requirements and standards of section 954.05, 954.06, 954.07, 954.08 and 954.09 shall apply to all parking spaces, driveways and traffic circulation areas. 3. All applicable Chapter. 930 stormwater management requirements shall be satisfied. 4. All state handicap parking and access requirements shall be satisfied. 5. The construction standards of section 954.10(5), (6) and (7) shall apply. 6. The proposed uses(s) on the site shall not generate/ attract a gross total of more than two hundred (200) average annual daily trips. The applicant shall provide information and analysis deemed sufficient by the county public works director or his designee rAILGrMMIZ74R to properly estimate the anticipated number of average annual daily trips. The county ublic works director or his designee - shall determine the total number of gross average annual daily trips pursuant to accepted traffic engineering design standards. 7. No more than five (5) percent of the vehicles using the project site may exceed (5) tons. The site may not be used by any vehicle having an axle weight exceeding eighteen thousand (18,000) pounds. 8. Unpaved parking stall areas shall have a stabilized subgrade (minimum thickness: six (6) inches)-with,a Florida bearing value of at least seventy-five (75). Sod or other stabilized material shall be placed on top of the subgrade. Unpaved driveway areas shall have a stabilized subgrade (minimum thickness: six (6) inches) with a Florida bearing value of at least seventy-five (75). To demonstrate that existing unpaved areas meet these standards, core samples taken in accordance with FDOT-approved methods shall be performed and the testing methods and results shall be reported to the ublic works director or his designee Mellon - • -- A minimum of three (3) core samples shall be taken on any given project site or one (1) core sample shall be taken for every five thousand (5,000) square feet of unpaved parking/driveway area, whichever results in the greater number of required samples. All core sample testing locations shall be approved by the public works director or his designee • - • -- prior to testing. Coding: Words in • • -• • type are deletions from existing law. Words underlined are additions.