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BOOK 99 PAGE 291 <br />ordinance. Second, it violates the county's prohibition on <br />"permanent" outdoor display. County policy on outdoor display <br />allows displaying of merchandise only along a building front <br />sidewalk, but does not allow display area with the parking lot <br />area or streetward of the building front sidewalk. Staff is <br />recommending that all parking lot display be prohibited after <br />the issuance of a C.O. for the expansion, which will include <br />an enlarged garden center. <br />18. Surrounding Land Use and Zoning: <br />North: SR 60, Single Family/RS-6 <br />South: Main Relief Canal, Single Family/RS-2 <br />East: Applebee's, Vacant/CL <br />West: Wal-Mart/PD Commercial Retail <br />CONCLUSION: <br />Subject to the conditions cited in staff's recommendation, the <br />requested PD rezoning and conceptual PD plan are compatible with <br />the surrounding area, consistent with the Comprehensive Plan, meet <br />all concurrency requirements, and correspond to the site's <br />Commercial/ Industrial land use designation. It is staff's position <br />that the subject property is suitable for large, retail department <br />stores, given the future land use and zoning pattern of surrounding <br />lands, and the site's proximity and direct access to SR 60 and 58th <br />Avenue. The conceptual PD plan is consistent with the proposed PD <br />rezoning, and meets or exceeds applicable land development <br />regulation requirements. <br />RECOATION: <br />Staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners grant <br />approval of the PD rezoning request and approve the PD conceptual <br />plan, with the following conditions: <br />1. That prior to preliminary PD plan release, the plan shall be <br />revised to depict the 8' wall along the entire south property <br />line, extending the existing 8' wall to the eastern property <br />line of the 6.19 acre expansion parcel. Said wall shall be <br />constructed prior to issuance of a C.O. <br />2. That prior to preliminary PD plan release, the applicant shall <br />obtain release of the conservation easement from the county <br />and satisfy the native upland set-aside requirements. <br />3. That prior to preliminary PD plan release, the applicant shall <br />prepare a traffic monitoring plan for 53rd Avenue, and shall <br />obtain approval of the plan from the county traffic <br />engineering division. Monitoring will need to commence upon <br />construction of a traffic signal at 53rd Avenue and SR 60 and <br />continue for 2 years. <br />4. That prior to preliminary PD plan release, the applicant shall <br />enter. into a developer's, agreement with the public works <br />department regarding the construction and maintenance of a <br />proposed signal at 53rd Avenue and SR 60. <br />5. That prior to issuance of a C.O., the applicant shall install <br />green or black vinyl clad chain link fencing, not to exceed a <br />height of 5' above the parking lot grade, around the <br />stormwater management ponds that are north of the store front . <br />6. That temporary outdoor sales events and other temporary events <br />be prohibited on the everall site. <br />48 <br />OCTOBER 1, 1996 <br />
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