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ORDINANCE 2012-016 <br />SECTION #2: <br />Amend LDR Section 911.04(3)(C), Minimum yard and setback requirements, to read as follows: <br />(c) Minimum yard and setback requirements. <br />Generally. Minimum yard requirements shall be as specified for a given zoning <br />district. The yard requirements shall apply to all buildings and structures, as they relate <br />to the respective lot lines, except as otherwise specifically provided in this chapter or <br />as exempted in section 911.04(3)(c)2. <br />2. Accessory uses and structures. Special yard requirements related to accessory uses <br />and/or structures are provided in Chapter 917. <br />3. Yard encroachments. See section 911.15(2), encroachments into required yards. <br />4. Required yards for lawfully created nonconforming lots. Lawfully created <br />nonconforming lots shall have required yards; provided, however, that the buildable <br />width of such lot shall not be reduced by front or side yard requirements to less than <br />thirty (30) feet and provided further that no accessory structure on a corner lot shall <br />project into the required front yard on any street. In those instances where the thirty- <br />foot minimum applies, the house shall be centered between the lot lines, unless an <br />alternative siting arrangement is approved by the community development director. <br />5. Residential lots and units adjacent to the urban service area boundary. Residential <br />subdivision projects, site plan projects, and planned development projects located <br />inside the urban service area where new residential lots or units are proposed adjacent <br />to the urban service area boundary shall include provisions for a special buffer. Project <br />sites are considered adjacent to the urban service area boundary when adjoining that <br />boundary and when separated from that boundary by intervening road and canal <br />rights-of-way. Said buffer shall be provided in a separate tract and provided between <br />the proposed residential lot (single-family) or unit (multi -family) and the urban service <br />area boundary and shall consist of native vegetation planted in a fifty -foot or wider <br />Type "B" buffer with a six-foot opaque feature, as described in Chapter 926. Where <br />walls are used, the wall variation requirements of subdivision ordinance section <br />913.09(9) shall apply. Where required, said buffer shall be treated as a required <br />improvement for the project or project phase in which the buffer is to be located. <br />6 Yards adiacent to active agricultural operations. Subdivision and planned <br />development proiects located within the urban service area where new residential <br />lots are proposed adiacent to active asricultural operations that typically involve <br />application of fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides (e.2. citrus Groves and field <br />crops) shall provide a special buffer. A pasture shall not be considered an active <br />agricultural use for purposes of this buffer requirement unless the pasture is <br />regularly sprayed with fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides. The buffer shall be <br />provided between the proposed residential lots and the adiacent active <br />agricultural operation and shall consist of the quantity of canopy and understory <br />trees required in a twenty-five (25) foot wide Type "B" buffer. As an alternative <br />Bold Underline: Additions to Ordinance <br />St.i !hfaugh: Deleted Text from Existing Ordinance <br />C:\Documents and Settings\tlister\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.Outlook\QPAZMTU8\2012-016 911 and 912.doc <br />