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Ordinance Number
1993-29
Adopted Date
09/07/1993
Ordinance Type
Land Development Regulations Amendments
State Filed Date
09\15\1993
Code Number
Amend Ch. 901,902,911,912,913,914,915,
Subject
Land Development Regulations Amend Various Chapters
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Codified
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2743
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r <br />Note: Adjust remaining criteria listing to reflect deletion. <br />SECTION 6: Limited expansion of special exception uses. Section <br />971.05(3) shall be amended to read as follows: <br />(3) Expansions and modifications to existing special exception <br />uses that are not planned development projects (PD/PRD. Project <br />applications proposing to expand an existing or approved special <br />exception use to more than ten percent (10%) or ten thousand <br />(10,000) square feet of floor area whichever is less, above the <br />original or approved project intensity shall comply with all <br />specific land use criteria contained herein that are specified for <br />the use(s) involved in the proposed project and shall comply with <br />the public hearing procedures of this chapter (971). <br />Modifications to an existing or approved special exception use <br />that do® not expand that use to more than ten percent (10%) or to <br />more than ten thousand (10,000) square feet of floor area, <br />whichever is less, above the original or approved project intensity <br />shall comply with all specific land use criteria contained herein <br />that are specified for the use(s) involved in the proposed project. <br />However, the public hearing provisions of this chapter shall not <br />apply. Applications for expansions or modifications that conflict <br />with special exception use approval conditions approved by the <br />Board of County_ Commissioners that limit project development <br />intensity shall comply with the public hearing procedures of this <br />chapter (971). <br />SECTION 7: Site plan threshold changes. Section 914.06(1) shall <br />be amended to read as follows: <br />(1) Site plan thresholds. <br />(a) Major site plans. The following projects shall constitute <br />major site plan projects and shall require, except as noted in <br />paragraph 5 below, major site plan approval. <br />1. Residential projects having three (3) or more dwelling <br />units. <br />2. Nonresidential projects comprised of five thousand <br />(5,000) square feet or more or new impervious surface <br />area, or projects comprised of new impervious surface <br />area representing more than ten (10) percent of the <br />site/area of development, whichever is less. <br />3. Nonresidential projects adding or replacing two thousand <br />(2,000) square feet or more of building gross floor area. <br />4. Where three (3) or more minor site plan requests or six <br />(6) or more administrative approval requests for a single <br />project area/site have been submitted and approved over <br />any five-year period of times where potential cumulative <br />impacts exceed the criteria of a major site plan <br />application or together may create a substantial impact, <br />the director of the community development department may <br />require any subsequent minor site plan or administrative <br />approval application to be reviewed pursuant to the <br />criteria of a major site plan. <br />Coding: Words in . . -. . type are deletions -from existing law. <br />Words underlined are additions. <br />17 <br />
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