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VERO BEACH <br />Minimum 300 Sq. Ft. for each <br />Minimum 336 Sq, Ft. for each <br />Maximum 30 units/acre density <br />SEBASTIAN <br />hotel/motel room <br />efficiency unit <br />for hotels/motels <br />No minimum unit size for hotel/motel rooms except for minimum. <br />dwelling requirements in the building code. <br />No maximum density requirements <br />In the commercial, office residential district there is: <br />600 Sq. Ft, minimum for efficiencies <br />700 Sq. Ft. minimum for 1 bedroom units <br />INDIAN RIVER SHORES <br />No provisions for hotels or motels at all, not permitted uses in <br />any district. <br />WEST PALM BEACH <br />Currently use only minimum dwelling space requirements in the <br />building code. <br />Proposed density maximums are as follows: <br />DISTRICT DENSITY <br />CN 28 units/acre <br />CG 48 units/acre <br />Downtown 72 units/acre <br />Those jurisdictions which address minimum square footage <br />requirements for hotel and motel rooms require anywhere from <br />150 square feet for a room for 1 occupant (Stuart), to 600 <br />square feet for a room for 2 or more occupants (Martin County). <br />Those jurisdictions which address maximum density for hotel and <br />motel rooms usually base the density on the zoning district <br />(Brevard County and West Palm Beach). Those jurisdictions <br />which do not distinguish between zoning districts have den- <br />sities which range from 20 units/acre (Martin County) to 30 <br />units/acre (Vero Beach) . <br />RECOMMENDATION <br />Based on the above analysis, staff feels the existing 300 square <br />feet of living area/unit which is now required for hotels and <br />motels is adequate. This figure is "middle-of-the-road" compared <br />to the requirements in neighboring jurisdictions. <br />35 <br />APR 16 1986 Bou 64 rncr 171 <br />