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JUN 111986 L BOOK 64 F,1-IH67 5. Internal Traffic Circulation: A one-way loop driveway provides access from 20th Avenue. In order to bring 12th Street into conformance with its status as a primary col- lector, the applicant will dedicate the northern 10 feet of the,site Ito the County for R.O.W. purposes. A 4' wide public sidewalk is required for all developments in the RS -6 zoning district. The cost of the sidewalk could be escrowed since sidewalks do not abut the property and a bikeway is developed on the other side of 12th Street. Upon examination of the intersection of 20th Avenue (Secon- dary Collector) and 12th Street (Primary Collector), the County Traffic Engineer determined that the morning peak hour traffic flow is at a level of service "A", i.e., free flowing traffic, little or no restrictions to maneuverability, able to maintain desired rate of speed. The peak hour traffic flow for noon hour traffic is at a level of service "B", i.e., stable traffic flow, limited restriction to traffic speed and maneuverability. The increased traffic attraction caused by the proposed use should not cause a substantial.' overburdening of existing intersection capacity. 6. Off-street Parking Spaces Required: 6 Provided: 6, 7. Drainage Plan: The conceptual drainage plan has received approval by the Public Works Department. 8. Landscape Plan: The proposed conceptual landscape plan is in conformance with Ordinance #84-47. 9. Utilities: The project will -connect to the public water system and utilize an on-site septic system. 10. Surrounding Land Uses: North: Vero Beach Elementary School South: Single family residential East: Single family residential West: Single family residential 11. Ordinance requirements for child care facilities [Sec. 25.1 (f) (1) ] . a) Location on a paved public road near a major thoroughfare. b) Special passenger loading/unloading facilities. c) State of Florida regulations governing child care facilities. d) Adequate active play yard containing 2,000 sq. ft. for the first 20 children plus an additional 150 sq. ft per each additional child over 20. e) A solid wall or fence five feet in height along the rear and side property lines adjoining residential zoned property. Section 25.1 of the Zoning Code, Regulations for Specific Land Uses, details specific criteria to be considered when reviewing a child care center as a special exception use. All criteria, including adequate outdoor play area and screening requirements have been met. The special exception process allows the Board of County Commissioners to impose any additional conditions to ensure compatibility of the proposed use with surrounding property. In this case, the staff recommends that the site be screened by a masonry wall to reduce any potentially adverse impact on surrounding properties which may be caused by noise generated on site in the play yard. If conceptual special exception approval is obtained, a major site plan conforming to all site plan requirements is required to be approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission in the usual manner. 12 _ M