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12. Traffic Circulation: The project will be accessed from SRA 1 A by an internal roadway that will serve as the main east1west road for the development. Cul-de-sacs and loop roads will branch north and south off the main road and will provide access to proposed individual lots and multi -family buildings. All of these proposed roads will be private. A traffic impact analysis has been submitted by the applicant and approved by the county Traffic Engineering division. The analysis indicates that a northbound left turn lane and southbound right -tum lane are required improvements on SR A 1-A at the proposed project entrance. These improvements are depicted on the plans and will need to be constructed prior to the issuance of any certificate of occupancy. The applicant is proposing to use Jungle Trail to access a circular drive and gazebo on the 5.24 acre portion of the project located west of Jungle Trail. That site will have a low intensity, passive recreation use that is looted outside of the 2.31 acre estuarine wetland area that is to be preserved. Due to the low trip generation/attraction characteristics of the proposed passive recreation area, staff has no objections to use of Jungle Trail to access the site. No other access alternatives exist. 13. Dedication and Improvements: Emergency Access: The applicant depicts an emergency access point in the southwest corner of the development. That access will connect the internal project roadway system to the existing north beach water treatment plant road, which is paved and runs from the county's water treatment plant to Jungle Trail along the western two-thirds of the project's south property line. Final location and construction details of the emergency access point will need to be approved by the Department of Emergency Services prior to the issuance of a land development pest. SR A -1-A Pedestrian Path: The Florida Department of Transportation recently completed a pedestrian path along this project's SR A -1-A frontage. Therefore, the developer has no responsibility for this improvement. 14. Pedestrian Circulation: The project will have internal sidewalks to provide pedestrian access within the project. This system will also connect to the SR A -1-A pedestrian path and to Jungle Trail. Also, an off-site pedestrian path for project residents will be provided to the beach, via the project's deeded beach access. 15. Utilities: County water and wastewater services are available to the site, and connection is required. The project will connect to county water and wastewater services. These utility provisions have been approved by the county Utility Services and Environmental Health departments. 16. Street Names: The applicant is proposing the use of street names. This is subject to review and approval by the planning staff in accordance with Chapter 951 requirements. Staff has no objection to the use of names, which is customary on the barrier island and is specifically allowed on the barrier island by section 951.05(4) of the county's land development regulations. 17. Proposed Waivers: Through the PD process, the applicant is requesting the following waivers from standard RM -6 district requirements: nu►t:: -oro zs PD perm . soma applis mmughm aro pmjm APRIL 69 1999 -67- 9 BOOK IUJ PAGE U j RM -6 DISTRICT NMUM UMS PROPOSED PD NE94E IUMS Lot Width 70' 65' Front Setback 25' 25' (no waiver requested) Side Setback 10' *5' / *7.5' Rear Setback 25' *15' Building Coverage 300/6 40% (no waiver requested) Lot Size 7,000 sq. R 7,600 sq. R (no waiver requested) nu►t:: -oro zs PD perm . soma applis mmughm aro pmjm APRIL 69 1999 -67- 9 BOOK IUJ PAGE U j