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8. Traffic Circulation: The project site can be accessed througn the main Grand Harbor U.S. #1 entrance or from 53rd Street. The applicant is proposing a 24' wide paved access road to directly access the clusters of condominium buildings contained within the project site. The interior traffic circulation within the building clusters will be provided by 24' driving aisles, which will provide access to all parking spaces. 9. Off -Street Parking: Phase I Required: 158 spaces Phase I Provided: 171 spaces Note: These spaces will be provided in a combination of garage, trellis, and open parking spaces. Phase II Required: 10. Stormwater Management: Residential uses require 2 spaces per unit. Any commercial use will require subsequent approval of P.D. plans which provide for the appropriate number of spaces, which varies by specific commercial use category. Phase I: A detailed stormwater management plan has not been submitted or approved by the Public Works Department but will be reviewed and approved through the land development permit process. However, Public Works has reviewed and approved the conceptual drainage plan submitted with the subject request and has no objections to conceptual and preliminary P.D. plan approval. Phase II: A conceptual stormwater management plan for the overall development has been reviewed and approved by the Public Works Department. 11. Landscape Plan: The landscape plan is in conformance with Chapter 926 requirements and provides for the required 25' buffer along the perimeter of the project.. The plan also provides for an upland edge transitional planting adjacent to estuary areas, as required by the DRI development order. Where the 25' perimeter buffer is provided "off-site" on adjacent property under the developer's control, the buffer will be legally tied to this project via a covenant which will be filed along with the P.D. final plat. A Type "C" buffer strip is required to be provided within the' 251 perimeter buffer where commercial uses are proposed adjacent to residential uses on the project's perimeter. Irrigation, grading and planting details of the upland edge transitional, zones will need to be provided with the land development permit application. The upland planting details will need to be approved by the Environmental Planning Section prior to issuance of a land development permit. 12. Utilities: The project will be served by County water and sewer -services. The utility services plan has been approved by the County's Department of Utility Services. 31 MAY 0 5 199