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BOOK iii PAGE J(J9 <br />14. Utilities: <br />Connection to public water and wastewater services is mandatory. These utility provisions <br />have been approved by the Health Department and the County Utility Services Department. <br />The applicant will be extending both county water and sewer service improvements to the <br />site based on a separate developer's agreement with the Department of Utility Services. The <br />utilities developer's agreement will need to be approved by the Board of County <br />Commissioners prior to the issuance of a land development permit. <br />15. Dedications and Improvements: <br />Sidewalks. A 5' public sidewalk is required to be constructed along the site's 9* <br />Street SW and P Street SW frontages (north side of each street frontage). The <br />sidewalks are shown on the conceptual plan and will need to be constructed in <br />conjunction with the appropriate development phase. <br />Paving of 0 Street SW. 5t6 Street SW must be paved from 43rd Avenue to 5811 <br />Avenue. The timing and any county contribution for such paving will be part of the <br />developer's agreement that will require Board of County Commissioners approval. <br />Bridge at 0 Street SW and Se Avenue: The applicant is responsible for constructing <br />the bridge over the Lateral B Canal. The developer's agreement will set the timing <br />and amount of any county contribution. <br />Emergency Access and Pedestrian Access: Emergency access and pedestrian access <br />points will be provided in Villages A and D and will provide emergency and <br />pedestrian access to 51 Street SW. These connections have been conceptually <br />approved by Emergency Services and Public Works, and will be constructed in the <br />appropriate phases. The applicant will need to obtain approval of Emergency <br />Services and Public Works for detailed designs of the emergency access points. Said <br />details will be reviewed under the appropriate land development permit applications. <br />Proposed PD Waivers: The proposed waivers available through the PD process were- <br />discussed <br />erediscussed in the PD zoning analysis. Please reference that section for waivers <br />proposed by the developer. <br />Pedestrian Circulation: The applicant has submitted an approvable internal <br />pedestrian circulation plan which provides for the emergency access points to <br />function as pedestrian accesses. The pedestrian plan consists of sidewalks on both <br />sides of all internal streets, a sidewalk along the west side of the main north/south <br />road and a path connecting the two cul-de-sacs in Village B. The sidewalks will be <br />constructed with the respective phases. <br />Accessory Commercial The applicant is proposing a maximum build -out of 12,900 <br />sq. & of accessory commercial building area. This is allowed based on the criteria <br />of PD section 915.12. The proposed design meets the criteria, which are attached. <br />In staiTs opinion, the location of the accessory commercial away from the project <br />perimeter, and in conjunction with the project clubhouse and main north/south road, <br />- . is acceptable. <br />- --Road Names: The applicant is requesting the use of named roads rather than <br />numbered roads which fit into the county's street number grid system. Staff denied <br />this request. Then, the applicant appealed that denial to the Planning and Zoning <br />July 13, 1999 <br />52 <br />
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