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No structure shall be located closer than twen- ty-five (25) feet to any exterior boundary or property line of the Planned Residential Develop- ment. The perimeter transition area, as established in paragraph 25.4(E)(8) shall be provided. Parking shall not be permitted within any perime- ter building setback required herein. ii. Minimum Residential Floor Area Requirements. The minimum floor area requirements for dwelling units wii.iiin Planned Residential Developments, regardless of structure type, shall be established as follows: -- Efficiency -- One Bedroom -- Two Bedrooms -- Three Bedrooms -- More Than Three Bedrooms iii. Maximum Lot Coverage. coverage requirements Planned Residential space requirements are 500 square feet 550 square feet 650 square feet 750 square feet 750 square feet plus an additional one hundred (100) square feet for each additional bedroom over three. There shall be no maximum lot for residential uses within a Development, provided all open satisfied. 10. Compliance With Other Regulations. Subdivision Regulations. All Planned Residential Develop- ments shall be platted in compliance with the Indian River County Subdivision and Platting Regulations, except as specifically stated otherwise herein. All tracts within the PRD are to be in conformance with the approved Final PRD plat and site plan rather than with the provisions of the zoning district regulations which would otherwise apply. In connection with the approval of any plats involved in a Planned Residential Development, the requirements of the subdivision regulations may be waived or modified where such action would be consistent with the purpose and standards of this section. b. Site Plan Requirements; Review Standards. All PRD applica- tions shall be reviewed pursuant to the criteria established in Section 23.3. C. Off -Street Parking and Loading. All parking and loading spaces required pursuant to Section 24, "Off -Street Parking and Loading Regulations", shall be provided within the PRD. The Board of County Commissioners may permit a reduction in parking when it can reasonably be evidenced that dual use of parking can be accommodated by two (2) or more permitted uses without causing a shortage of parking spaces to result at any one time for any one use. No permitted reduction of parking area shall be used for other than open space pur- poses. Such reduced parking areas shall not be used to meet the minimum amount of required open space. 11. Underground Utilities. Within the Planned Residential Develop- ment all utilities including, but not limited to telephone, television cable, and electrical systems shall be installed underground. Primary facilities providing service to the site may be exempted from this requirement. Large transformers may be placed on the ground and contained within pad mounts, enclosures -12-