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I APR, 0 8 M2 N 0 K 86' FAGE 07 districts and as such should have an open space requirement between 25% and 15%. Thus,. staff proposes establishing a 20% minimum open space requirement for the CH zoning district. 13.**Sections 15 and 16. These sections are considered by the county attorney's office to be necessary for the county to comply with Florida Statutes Chapter 333.05 which requires local governments to adopt airport zoning ordinances. These sections would authorize the Planning and Zoning Commission and Board of Adjustment to function in capacities that will be necessary to implement any local airport zoning ordinance adopted by the county in the future. Furthermore, adoption of this. section will allow staff to go forward with the review process of a drafted county airport zoning ordinance which is to be considered in the months to come. 14.**Section 17. Staff proposes this section to specify non -paved surface requirements for vehicle storage lots which are currently approved by staff pursuant to section 954.10(3) of the off-street parking ordinance. Staff proposes this amendment because section 954.10(3) might be changed via Section 1 of this ordinance, and because specific buffering provisions need to be applied to such vehicle storage lots. The proposed amendment will formalize existing county practice and is consistent with existing LDRs which govern �dutdoor vehicle storage lots constructed in conjunction with self- service storage facilities. 15.**Sections 18-21. These sections propose some changes to portions of the final plat general dedication and "special notes" language. The proposed wording has been agreed to by planning, engineering, and county attorneys office staff and is proposed in order to clarify responsibilities of various parties (lot owners, homeowners associations, the county). 16.**Section 22*. The intent of this section is to specify in the Tree Protection and Land Clearing chapter that the owner of the property on which a violation has occurred is presumed to be responsible for the violation unless the owner can show otherwise. The proposal appearing in the draft ordinance was revised by planning staff and attorneys office staff based upon comments made at the February 13, 1992 PSAC meeting. 17.**Section 23*. This section is proposed by staff to specify under what circumstances sidewalk escrowing may be accepted in lieu of up -front construction. Currently, escrowing for site plan projects is allowed "...as provided for..." in the site plan chapter; however, no specific provisions currently exist within the site plan chapter. The proposed specific provisions would allow a developer the option to escrow if physical or design constraints warrant a delay in construction or if a programmed construction project will provide an opportunity for coordinated future construction. 18. **Sections 24* and 25.* These sections are proposed by Attorney Michael O'Haire on behalf of Karl Hedin (see attachment #1). The applicant owns property zoned CL, Limited Commercial, located on the north side of S.R. 60 in the 4700 block (the new "Keith's Oil Can" is located on the southern portion of the site). The applicant desires to construct a self-service storage facility on the site. However, the existing site is zoned CL, Limited commercial. The current LDRs allow self- service storage facilities in the IL and IG (industrial) districts and the CH (Heavy Commercial) District as a permitted use, and allow the facilities in the CG, General Commercial District as a special exception use. Self-service storage facilities are not allowed in any of the "lower intensity" commercial districts such as the CL District. 6