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r <br />BOOK 103 FACE 563 <br />and approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission. As part of the preliminary <br />PD plans for commercial and residential phases, a detailed site plan will be part of <br />each submittal. For any of the single-family areas, a plan book of all models <br />proposed in that area must be submitted with the preliminary PD to ensure that the <br />layouts meet the TND criteria of Policy 18.1 and the conditions of this report. The <br />plan book shall contain a typical floor plan of the unit and architectural elevations of <br />all building sides. In conjunction with each single-family preliminary PD plan, a <br />plan book for the single-family homes must be submitted and approved. <br />21. Hotel and ALF Total Care Facilities: <br />While the hotel/lodging facility and the ALF/total care facility add necessary <br />elements to the community, it is important to limit the intensity of the hotel/lodg" <br />use and ALF/total care use, so that neither one of the uses dominates the community. <br />The institutional portion of the ALF/total care facility will contain units which range <br />from fairly independent living with group meals and minor supervision to units <br />which offer total nursing care. As proposed, the ALF/total care facility will be a mix <br />of single-family and multi -family units that will be associated with the institutional <br />portion of the ALF/total care facility. Consequently, the ALF/total care facility will <br />be like Indian River Estates or Oak Harbor. Since it is important that the entire <br />development not function as a retirement community, the number of beds in the <br />institutional portion of the ALF/total care facility are limited to the equivalent of 50 <br />residential units. This restriction does not apply to the single-family or multi -family <br />units associated with the ALF project. <br />According to the developer's concept, the hotel/lodging facilities will serve the Town <br />Center uses, the ALF/total care visitors, and visitors from the residential areas. As <br />a result, the lodging facilities will bring a transient element to the Town Center and <br />create activity. As with ALF uses, it is important that lodging facilities do not <br />dominate the scale of Town Center or introduce too much of a transient element to <br />the community. Consequently, lodging facilities are limited to a maximum of 65 <br />rooms. <br />22. Planned Development Waivers and Modifications: <br />Dimensional Modifications Requested through the PD Process are as follows <br />for specified project areas: <br />Setbacks for SR 60 Entrance Commercial/Offue <br />Setback Site from <br />SR 60 <br />East & West <br />Setback from Internal <br />Internal Property <br />0 <br />(Perimeter) Property <br />Right -of -Way <br />Lines <br />Line <br />0 <br />75'min I <br />25'min <br />---] <br />5'min - 15'max <br />Setbacks for Town Center CommerciaUOffke <br />Setback from 161h Street <br />Right -of -Way <br />Setback from Internal Right- <br />of -Way <br />Setback from Internal <br />Property Line <br />20'min <br />0 <br />0 <br />MARCH 9,1999 <br />42 <br />