HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity of Tamarac Ordinance O-1982-0553
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Sponsored by Councilor n Disraeli
Introduced by Temp. #967
Rev. 10/21/82 (1st reading)
11/10/82 (2nd reading)
11/9/82 Revision
CITY OF TAMARA( 11/24/82 Revised(
ORDINANCE N0.Q
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TAMMAC AMENDING CHAPTER 14
OF THE CITY CODE BY ADDING A NEW ARTICLE XIII WHICH SAID
ARTICLE SHALL PROVIDE FOR THE REGULATION A�1DFLICENSING
OF AMUSEMENT CENTERS AND THE OP'RATION OF COIN OPERATED
AMUSEMENT DEVICES; PROVIDING FOR SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION
OF LICENSE; PROVIDING FOR SEIZURE OF UNLAWFUL DEVICES;
PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING REPEALER; PROVIDING
FOR SEVERABILITY OF INVALID PROVISIONS; AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Council desires to exercise its lawful police
power for the benefit of the general welfare of the residents and visitors of the
City of Tamarac.
TAMARAC, FLORIDA:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SECTION 1: Chapter 14 of the Code of the City of -Tamarac is
amended by adding a new Article XIII which shall read as follows:
ARTICLE XIII
AMUSEMENT CENTER BUSINESSES
I SECTION: 14-102: DEFINITIONS & LIMITATIONS
A. The term "amusement game" shall mean any coin -operated game or
device designed and manufactured only for bona fide amusement purposes which game
or device is played by the application of skill. Amusement games shall also mean
any machine which, upon the insertion of a coin or token, may be operated by the
public generally for use as a game. entertainment or amusement, whether or not
registering a score. It shall include such devices as electronic games,
pinball machines, and all games, operations or transactions under whatever name
they may be indicated. The term does not include vending machines, in which are
not incorporated game or amusement features, nor does the term include any coin -
operated musical devices or rides.
B. "Aawsement Centers" shad. be defined as follows:
1. "Primary use amusement center" shall mean an establishment
the primary use of which is to offer amusement games to the general public for
profit. A primary use amusement center shall operate no less than 25 nor more than
50 amusement games.
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2. "Accessorl use amusement center" shall mean an establishment)
the primary business of which is to offer goods or services other than amusement
games and which offer amusement igames to the general public for profit. An accessory
use amusement center shall operate no less than 4-or more than 50 amusement games.
3. "Incidenta•i use amusement center" shall mean -an establish-_
ment the primary business of which is to offer goods or services other than amusement
games and which offers amusement games -to the general public for profit. Any
establishm6�t containing one, two-dr three amusement games shall be deemed an
incidental use amusement center.,
SECTION 14-103: GAMBLING DEVICES NOT TERMITTED.
Nothing in this ordinance shall in any way be construed to authorize
license or permit any gambling or gambling devices not permitted by State Law.
SECTION 14-104: LICENSE REQUIRED FOR ALL AMUSEMENT -CENTERS,
No person, firm, corporation or association shall display for
public patronage or keep for operation any amusement center or amusement game
without first having obtained a proper license from the City of Tamarac.
A. License Application Requirements for Primar-Usa'ot Acmessn
Use Amusement Center. - - - --
Application for a license to operate a primary or accessory
use amusement center shall be made on forms provided by the City Clerk, which
application shall be filed by the applicant with the'City Clerk and shall contain
the following information:
1. Address and name of the owner, lessor or other person in
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control of the establishment or establishments wherein said amusement device or
devices are proposed to be located, hereinafter called applicant;
2. Business address of applicant;
3. Residence address of applicant;
4, Date and Place of birth of applicant (no license shall be
issued to any individual under the age of 18);
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5. Citizenship of the applicant;
6. if the applicant has been convicted of any felony or
misdemeanor, a statement concerning same, giving the
time and place of s-1ch convictions;
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A statement that the device or devices for which the license
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is soughtAs not intended to be, and will not be permitted
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to be used for any gambling purpose whatsoever;
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A description of the amusement device or devices and the manne.
in which they are to be placed c.nd operated;
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A statement of the total number of such devices currently on
the premises, if any, or proposed on the premises, .and a
description of each.
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A s' *ynent of the applicant's interest in or title to the
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aev,sce or, devices for which a license is sought.
If the applicant is a corporation, the name of the corporation
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shall be set forth exactly as shown in the articles of
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incorporation, or charter, together with State and date of
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incorporation and names and residence address of each of its
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current officers and directors, and of each stockholder hold-
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ing more than five percent (5%) of the stock of the corpora-
tion. The applicant shall provide proof that it is licensed
and active in the State of Florida, by providing a docu-
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mentation,obtained by the applicant from the Florida
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Secretary of State within two (2) months prior to the appli-
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cation date.
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If the applicant is a partnership, the application shall
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set forth the names and residence addresses of each of the
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partners, including limited partners.
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If the applicant is a limited partnership, it shall furnish
a copy of its certificate of limited partnership as filed
with the Court Clerk. If one or more of the partners is a
corporation, the provisions of this subsection pertaining to
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r or partnership shall designate one of its officers or general
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B. license Application Requirements_ for Incidental Use Amusement
Center.
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An application for an incidental use amusement center license
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shall only require the inclusion of provisions A 1, 2, 3, and 9.
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SECTION 14-105: MANAGEMENT PLAN REQUIREMENT FOR PRIMARY USE AND ACCESSORY USE
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AMUSEMENT'CENTER.
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A. In addition to the requirements contained in Section 14-104.A. to
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the above, the application for a primary or accessory use amusement center license
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shall include a management plan which•.at a minimum shall set forth a plan designed
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1. Avoid nuisances and maintain the quiet enjoyment of.the ..
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property in the immediate area.
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2. Prevent loitering, as defined in the City Code.
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3. Provide for the availability of bathroom facilities, as
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provided for in the South Florida Building Code.
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4. Provide for safe traffic conditions, as set forth in the
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City Code regarding parking.
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5. Prohibit persons over six (6) years and under sixteen (16)
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years of age from using amusement games during school hours,
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and provide for the enforcement thereof.
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6. Provide a statement committing the applicant to require
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children under the age of 16 years to be accompanied by a
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parent or other adult while in the amusement center.
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7. Specify the minimum number of employees to be on duty at any
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time, insuring the presence of at least one (1) person twenty-
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one (21) years of age or older during hours of operation.
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8. Specify the maximum number of persons permitted on the premis-
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es, which number shall not exceed th,,e limits established by
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the Fire Marshall.
9. Designate a specific area for the amusement games and specify
the net square footage of floor area where amusement games
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will be located.
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B. MANAGEMENT PLAN REQUIREMENTS FOR INCIDENTAL USE AMUSEMENT CENTER.
Management plan requirements for incidental use amusement centers
shall provide that information set forth in this section at A., 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9
to the City Council.
SECTION 14-106: ADD.ITIOML REO FOR -PRIMARY :USE_AM..-AC1CFF!S0RY USE AMUSEMENT
- A11--pr:L—_rary and accessary ar=errnt centers s'mll-require
licensing approved by the City Council.
b. An amusement center located in a multiple tenant shopping complex
shall not operate closer than two hundred fifty (250) feet from
residentially zoned property. Measurement shall be from the
exterior walls of the amusement center nearest the residentially
zoned property in a straight line to the nearest boundary line of
the residentially zoned property.
c. Amusement centers may be located in freestanding, single -tenant
buildings, provided that no part of the property shall be closer
than two hundred fifty (250) feet from the residential property.
d. No amusement center shall be located closer than fifteen hundred
(1,500) feet from any public or private primary or secondary school,
or playground. Measurement shall be from the exterior walls of the
amusement center nearest the school or playground in a straight
line to the nearest boundary line of that school or playground.
e. An amusement center shall not be permitted in a shopping center of
less than six (6) acres of gross land area.
f. An amusement center shall not be located in an enclosed shopping
center having a total commercial indoor area of less than fifty
thousand (50,000) square feet.
g. There shall be no more than one primary or accessory amusement
center in each shopping center within the City.
h. The net designated area provided for an-usement-garries in primary or
accessory anisemen.t centers shall be not less than. forty. -four.
144) square_. feet for- each mmiachine.
i. The operation of amusement devices in primary or accessory
amusement centers shall not be conducted before 10:00 A.M. nor
later than 11:00 P.M. except Friday and Saturday nights when they
shall be permitted two additional hours until 1:00 A.M. of the
following morning.
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If an amusement center has a liquor license for consumption of alcoholic
beverages on its premises, issued by the State of Florida, then the lawful
hours of operation of the amusement games shall be expanded to coincide with
the hours that are established by law, regulation or ordinance, for the
consumption of alcoholic beverages on the ,)remises.
J. There shall be a minimum of six (6) bicycle rRck spaces.
k. After 8:00 P.M. at a primary amusement center or at an accessory amusement
center with more than 20 games that is open for business, a certified
uniformed police officer will be employed to provide security, and will
remain on duty at the amusen=t center until one hour after closing.
SECTION 14-107: INVESTIGATION AND RECOMMENDATION BY CHIEF OF POLICE.
Prior to the consideration by the City Planning Commission or Council
of any application for the operation of a primary or accessory amusement center,
the license application shall be referred by the City Clerk to the Chief of Police,
or his designee, for the purpose of investigation. The Chief of Police, or his
designee, shall be allowed ten (10) days to investigate and make a report regarding
the accuracy of said licensing application. The report shall be in writing for
consideration by the City Council.
SECTION 14-108: LICENSING HEARING.
a. No amusement center (primary or accessory) license shall be issued
until a public hearing has been held by the City Council and the application is
approved by the City Council. In addition, any amusement center that is required
(by Chapter 28 of the City Code) to obtain a special exception from the City Plan-
ning Commission shall have had a hearing before the Planning Commission prior to
the licensing hearing takes place before the City Council. The zoning considera-
tion of a special exception and the licensing consideration may be heard and con-
sidered simultaneously by the City Council.
b. Fee for processing applications; reasonable fee to cover cost of
publication. All applications for approval of primary use or accessory use
Arnisement Centers, shall be accompanied by a fee in an amount determined by Reso-
lution of the City Council to cover all costs in processing such applications. In
addition, the applicant shall be responsible for the reasonable costs of publica-
tion in connection with said application for such license. This fee shall not be
required of Amusement Centers required to obtain a Special Exception. The fee
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SECTION 14-109: TRANSFER OF LICENSE.
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A license granted under the provisions of this Ordinance shall not be
transferable from person to person nor place to place and shall be valid only at
the place and by the persons designated on the license.
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All licenses granted under the provisions of this Ordinance shall be
subject to such conditions and restrictions as the City Council deems it proper
to impose, including but not limited to Sections 14-32 through 14-35.
SECTION 14-111: SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION.
In addition to the reasons for suspension and revocation of
occupational licenses as described in 14-27 (a) and (b) of the City Code, a
license issued under the provisions of this Ordinance to an amusement center
may be suspended or revoked for violation of any provision of the management
plan filed with the City Clerk of any condition imposed by the City Council.
SECTION 14-112: SEIZURE OF UNLAWFUL DEVICES.
In the event that any person, firm, partnership or corporation shall
conduct, carry on or manage any amusement center (primary, accessory or incidental
or shall operate any amusement game unlawfully without obtaining a license therefo
or shall fail to pay the license fee therefore, as provided in Chapter 14 of the
City Code, the Chief of Police shall seize such device or devices and hold same
as security for the payment of the license fee until the license is obtained or
remitted. In the event the person owning or having control of the possession of
such device shall fail, within a period of thirty (30) days to apply for a license
or pay any license fee due, then and in that event the device shall be disposed of
as follows:
The device or devices shall be sold to satisfy the amount of
license fee or any other costs due the City and any device or
devices not sold shall be returned to the owner.
In the event the device or devices are sold for a sun less than the
amount of the license fee for which the operator of the device is
liable, said operator shall remain liable for the balance of such
license fee due and unpaid.
In addition to the license fee due to the City, all costs incurred
by the City in enforcing this provision shall be due to the City,
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said expenses shall be paid from the proceeds of the sale of these
devices or shall be paid by the owner of said devices before the
release of the devices.
SECTION 2: CODIFICATION
Specific authority is hereby granted to codify this ordinance.
SECTION 3: REPEALER
All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed to the extent of such conflict.
LION 4: SEVERABILITY OF INVALID PROVISIONS.
Should any 'section or provision of this Ordinance or any portion
thereof, or any paragraph, sentence or word be declared by a Court of competent
jurisdiction to be invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity of the
remainder hereof as a whole or any part hereof, other than the part declared to
be invalid.
SECTION 5: EFFECTIVE DATE.
This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its final
passage.
PASSED FIRST READING this —a 7y of 1982.
PASSED SECOND READING this�y of '.�. 1982.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have approved
the form and correctness of this
ORDINANCE.
MAYOR,
DISTRICT
DISTRICT
DISTRICT
DISTRICT
RECORD OF COUNCIL VOTE
Purpose:
AMENDMENT #1
Adopted
Ordinance #
To provide minor clarification in the
in order to bring the Tamarac Land Use
the Broward County Planning Council's
Revision:
"Reserve Unit Regulations"
Element in conformance with
adopted reserve unit policy.
The chapter titled "Implementation Procedures" of the text in
Tamarac's Future Land Use Element is proposed to be amended by
adding the -following underlined language and deleting the language
in Section 2, Subsection 2.05, Guideline of "Application of Reserved
Units" Sub -Paragraph a. on Page 38 as follows:
2.05 Guideline - Upon determining that a sufficient number of dwelling units
are held in reserve within a flexi-bili-11 zone, the City may grant an
allocation of the units within the same flexibility zone, provided
that:
a. The number of reserve units allocated to a Rart4eu4ae parcel
desi nated for residential use by the City Land Use Plan ma
shall not exceed 20% of the fetal maximum number of dwelling
units perm4tted indicated by-th4s-kasd-dse-Rlap for the parcel
by the City Land Use Plan map or, for parcels of record prior
to November 22, 1977,one additional dwelling unit per acre,
whichever is greater.
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5811 NORTHWEST 88TH AVENUE 0 TAMARAC, FLORIDA 33321
TELEPHONE (305) 722-5900
Proposed Amendments to:
FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT ........ Adopted JULY 23, 1982
Recertified by Broward County Planning Council November 22 1982
Prepared by Richard S. Rubin, A.I.A.
Consultant City Planner
For: Department of Community Development
-Planning Commission
-City Council
June 16, 1982
June 23, 1982
August 26, 1982
November 22, 1982
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AMENDMENT #2
Adopted
Ordinance #
Purpose:
To clarify what types of parcels may be exempt from Tamarac's
platting requirements by incorporating the interpretations of
of Section 5.02 (Broward County Land Use Plan) as adopted by_
the Planning Council on June 28, 1979 and by the Board of
County Commissioners in Ordinance #81-107 effective November 25,
1981.
Revision:
The chapter titled "Implementation Procedures" of the text in
Tamarac's Future Land Use Element is proposed to be amended by
adding the -following underlined language and deleting the striekep
language in Section 1.04 located on Page 36:
1.04 Ater-November-22;-1948, The City shall not grant an application
for a building permit for the construction of a principal building on a
parcel of land unless a plat including the parcel or parcels of land
has been approved by the County Commission and recorded in the official
records of Broward County subsequent to June 4, 1953. However, such
platting requirement shall not apply to any-p4atted-res4deRt4a}
applications for a building permit for the construction of a building
or structure on an nily lotor arcs or on any mu i- am7 y
or non-residential lo or parts w ic is less than Tive k5T acres in
size and cifi all delineated on a lat recorded on r before June
4.. 1953, provided that the building permit will be in compliance with
the applicable land development regulations and that any land within
the parcel which is necessary to comply with the Trafficways Plan of
the Planning Council has been conveyed to public by deed or grant of
easement.
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Purpose:
To provide greater
Industrial Land Use
of industrial area
presently allowed b
Revision:
AMENDMENT #3
Adopted:
Ordinance #
flexibility of commercial uses permitted in the
classification provided the maximum reduction
does not exceed 20% of each flexibility zone as
y the Broward County Land Use Plan, page 106.
A. In the chapter titled "Future Land Use Plan" of the text of
Tamarac's Future Land Use Element, Permitted Uses in Industrial
Areas, is proposed to be amended by adding the following underlined
language on page 23 after Sub -section 7:
Commercial and retail business uses other than major employment
centers-, or hotel, motel and other tourist accommodations, provided
a. the total area of these uses does not exceed 20% of the
area designated for industrial use in each exi i ,ty
zone of the County Land Use Plan map;
b. the location of these uses does nat reclude or adversely
affect the future uses of the surrounding_a_rea_fo_r industry;
and,
c. the applicant submits adequate justification for the pro-
posedrezoning act nd receives approval for the requested_
commercial zoning district.
B. In the chapter titled "Implementation Section", Section 3.02(c) of
the text of Tamarac's Future Land Use Element, Zoning as to Permitted
Uses and Densities, for parcels designated as Industrial on the Land
Use Plan map is proposed to be amended by adding new Sub -section 8 on
page 42:
8. Commercial and retail business uses other than major
employment centers, or hotel, motel and other tourist
accommodations, provided
a. the total area of these uses does not exceed 20% of
the area designated for industrial use in each
flexibility zone on the County Land Use Plan map;
b. the location of these uses does not 2reclude or
adversely affectthe future uses of the surrounding
area for industry_� and,
c. the applicant submits_ adequate justification for the
proposed rezoning and receives approva1 for the re uested
commercial zoning district.
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EXHIBIT A
AMENDMENT #4
November 10, 1982
Revised
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Adopted:
Ordinance #
Purpose:
To adopt language similar to the Broward County Ordinance #81-106
in order to allow certain impermanent uses in right-of-way of
proposed expressways and to provide underlying residential density
to proposed expressways land areas provided the total units do not
exceed the maximum units permitted in each flexibility zone included
in Tamarac's Land Use Plan.
Revision:
A- A new subsection of certain permitted land uses pertaining to and
under the heading Permitted Uses in Trafficways/Expresswa s shall be
added to the chapter titled "Future Land Use Plan" of the text in
Tamarac's Future Land Use Element and shall be inserted at page 25
after the subsection related to "Permitted Uses in Areas Designated
for Utilities" and prior to the subsection related to "Future Land
Use by Study Area" by adding the following underlined language:
Permitted Uses in Trans oration Areas.
Major existing and future corridors in the City's highway network are
indicated on the map by white and gray lines. The functional importance
and r-isht-of-way width of the highway corridors are indicated by the
width and style of the lines. All of these areas will serve as elements
of the City's transportation system.
Certain uses of an impermanent nature including but not limited to
agriculture, nurseries, grazing, nonre uired arkin , open stora e
and parks are permitted in proposed expressways. Such provisions
are intended to allow owners of property within proposed ex resswa s
to have some limited uses that do not interfere with the ublic's
long term goal of acquiring the rights -of -way for expressway ur oses.
No principal building may be ermitted nor may any land use which
substantially impedes the future construction of a highway be allowed.
However, the land uses permitted for the area of the proposed Sawgrass
Parkway within the Leadership Development are those allowed by the land
use plan map and the Leadership court actions. The County Land Use Plan
allows for assignment of densit unless the corridor is bordered on both
sides by nonresidential uses. This provision does not pertain to the
portion of the expressway corridor within the Leadership Development.)
The City would consider initiating a local land use plan amendment to
allow the transfer of units if a developer were willing to dedicate the
area desi nated for ex resswa ur oses. However, when a developer
wishes to transfer units to an adjacent flexibilit zone, due to the fact
that the other conditions are not possible and there are no excess dwelling
units in the adjacenf flexibility zone, e i y wou cons er ins is in9
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the appropriate County Land Use Plan amendment to effect the transfer.
If the County Commission makes a final determination that the propcvsed
Sawgrass Parkway is infeasible to construct that the land uses permitted
within the ex resswa corridor can be those Permitted in adjacent land
uses, as determined by the City of Tamarac throu h the recertification
process and approved by the Broward County Planning Council.
B- In the chapter titled "Implementation Section", Section 3.02 of the
text of Tamarac's Future Land Use Element, Zoning as to Permitted
Uses and Densities, for parcels designated as Trafficways/Expressways
on the Land Use Plan map is proposed to be amended by adding new Sub-
section G on page 42:
Each arcel of land within an area which is designated as a
Trafficwa /Ex resswa by the ty Land Use Map must be zoned
in a zoninq district which Permits the type of transportation
use desi nated. No land use or permanent structure which
substantially alters the character of the land may be permitted
within an ortion of a proposed expressway or major interchan e.
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AMENDMENT #5
Adopted:
Ordinance
Purpose:
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1. To amend
Future Land Use
Plan map.
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2. To amend
sub -total future
land uses, units
26-30
& tables
in certain study
areas.
3. To amend
summary of land
uses in acres.
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4. To amend
Tamarac's total -dwelling
units by
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study area.
5. To amend Tamarac's total
population projection.
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To amend
Tamarac's total
Parks b Recreation facilities. 35
in
order to revise
the land use on the following parcels of
land:
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No.
Flex. Zone
Parcel Name
Acres Exist. Desi
Proposed
Comments
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64
Sabal Palm
15.244 Medium, 10-15 DU/AC
Medium -High
Court Order
Condominium
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15-21 DU/AC
Stipulation
Golf Course (4.0)
-314 D.U.
146 extra units
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64
Lakes of
1.358 Recreation/Open
Commercial
Land Use appl.
Carriage Hills/
Space
submitted by
Rock Island Road
developer
Parcel
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El" X119 X1001.
NOT APPROVED
SlAhmitted4y
level oper
4 42 Sienema/Trachsel 2.8
Comm'1 Blvd. site
adj. to Turnpike
5 42 D.O.T. property 6.5
between Lakes I
b II
6 60 Shell Oil/ 20.0
Vanguard Village
Low -Medium
5-10 DU/AC =
28 D.U. max.
Low Density/0-5,
DU/AC = 32 D.U.
maximum
Low Density, 0-5
DU/AC = 100 D.U.
maximum
Commercial Application
initiated by
Staff to
clarify proper
zoning district.
Recreation/ Acquisition of
Open Space property by City
is pending.
Low -Medium. Application for
5-10 DU/AC 100 reserve
= 200 D.U. units approved
by Ord. #82-21
& #82-22
effective upon
re-cer=ification
by Broward Cty.
Planning Council
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No. Flex. Zone Parcel Name Acres Exist. Desi Proposed Comments
7 61 F & R/Commercial 2.04 Med. Density Commercial Court Order
10-15DU/AC Stip. #12 & 13
reduces density
8. 61 F & R/Theatre 2.038 Commercial Recreation by 140 DU.
9. 61 F & R/Community 13.734 Med. Density Recreation
Center 10-15DU/AC
10. 42 Eric Traub 14.00 Med. Density Commercial Conforms to
10-15 DU/AC 20% Flexibility
= 210 DU max. Rules.
11. 62 Caporella Island 1.00 Recreation Low Med Total max. unit
Density w/ will not exceec
no res. units 453 D.U. or 9A
DU/AC.
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Revision:
1. The "Future Land Use" Plan map, page 24 of the City of Tamarac's Future
Land Use Element is proposed to be amended to revise ten (1Q) parcels,
land designations as noted by the numbers #1411 included on the revised
map as included in page 9 of the proposed land use amendments.
2. The chapter titled "Future Land Use Plan" of the text in Tamarac's Future
Land Use Element 1 s proposed to be amended by revising the following tables
and summaries included on the noted pages for the following parcels as shown
on the attached tables:
A. STUDY AREA PAGE PARCEL NUMBER PARCEL NAME
42 26 4 Bienna/Trachel
a5q DOT Lakes I & II property
I0 r fX 4 � :P4a
64 27 1 Sabal Palm Condo
2 Lakes of Carriage Hills/Rock
Island Road property
60 28 6 Shell Oil/Vanguard Village
B. Summary of Land Uses in acres - page 31
C. Tamarac total dwelling units by study area - page 32
3. The chapter titled "Future Land Use Plan" of the text in Tamarac's Future Land
Use Element is proposed to be amended by revising the "Population Projection"
and "Parks and Recreation Facilities" by adding the following underlined
language of the City's Land Use Plan Element as shown on Page #15 of this
Amendment document.
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The following are the acreage for the future land uses within Study Area 42.
F
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Land Use Category
Existing
(in Acres)
Future
(in Acres)
Residential
346.88
383.88
Low
Low -Medium
p
333.26
5.18
3
Medium
2.17
2.5
2Z
Medium -High
21.45
•
Commercial
71.23
134.60
60
RecreationlOpen Space
212.83
12 1.52
Public/private
53.81
62.50
69.02
Golf Course
59.02
Industrial
8.07
12.61
Utilities
0
0
Community Facilities
4.67
4.67
Major Road R.O.W.
40.58
40.58
Total 597.85
Study Area 42 is currently 84% developed. Most of the future develoament
will occur in small parcels within larger developed areas. Residential
land has the potential, under the City plan, to increase from 347 acres
currently to 383 acres, mostly in medium density, multi -family develop-
ment. The plan provides for an increase in commercial land from 71
acres to 134.60 acres.
The number of dwelling units permitted in Study Area 42 by the City land
use plan map is 2843*units. The 6roward County Land Use plan. allows 3249
units in this stu�y�ato applyhere toeparcelsioftland w;thin162 erve Studynits Areathat
42.
PAY be used by the city
pP Y
* RESIDENTIAL CALCULATIONS
1 originally
adopted units
= 3113
2 Less
#4 =
28DU
Less
#5 =
32DU
Less
#10=210DU
Sub -total
= t7)
3) New
total
units
- 2843
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tud Area
The following are the aerialei for the ivure land uses rithia study Area 64.
• rid t or � �istinp ivture
in Acres (in Acres)
!ti idential
,
S .
626.09
47-23
toemrrtSal
20.11
19.82
Oetreationlopen Space
"7.l1
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►ublic/Private
Ze.l7
448.74
44
iolf Coarse
3wastrial
O
a..
utilities
20.12
10.22
comnity Facilities
SM
1.d8
Major Road LOX
35.77
lR.til 2358.23
Study Area 64 is currently 93% developed. with only 74 acres of Vatent land.
Future developr+ent Kill largely be residential of a wrdium dtnsit multi.
family Character. Only eight additional acres of tcaftrcial dev*ID m tt
is provided on the City Land Use Plan lisp.
TAe number of dwelling snits permitted in study Area 64 by the City lard
Use Plan Map is 4420*snits. The County tend Use Plan permits a total of
SM units. There are at this time gesture units that ay be used by
t City to apply to parcels within study Area 64. however. = snore than
tY of the total dwelling units permitted under the County Plan can be
designated its reserve units. limiting the actual ember of reserve units
to 263.
* RESIDENTIAL CALCULATIONS
1) Originally adopted units = 4274
_ 2 Add #1 = 146
3) New total units = 4420
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Study Area 60
The following are the acreages for'the future land pses within Study Area 60.
Land Use Category Existing future
(in Acres) (in Acres
Residential
Low
Low -Medium
Medium
Medium -High
Commercial
Recreation/Open Space
Public/Private
Golf Course
Industrial
Utilities
Community Facilities
Major Road R.O.W.
771.58
386.32
368.86
16.40
0
68.11
47.55
47.55
0
0
4.75
5.53
0
893.24
393.79
4_50.74
48.71
0
284.50
70.15
70.15
0
0
0
25.75
0
Total 1173.64
Study Area 60 is currently 76% developed. Residential land has the potential
of increasing from 772 acres to 893 acres, with most of the increase in
low -medium density, multi -family or townhouses development. Commercial
acreage is substantially increased on the City Plan, from 68 acres currently
existing to over 184 acres. Park and Recreation uses will also increase
by 23 acres.
The number of dwelling units permitted in Study Area 60 by the City Land Use
Plan Map is.5_4L2*units. The County Land Use Plan permits a total of 5561
units. There are. at this time, 99 reserve units that may be used by the
City to apply to parcels within Study Area 60.
* RESIDENTIAL CALCULATIONS
Originally adopted units = 5362
Add #6 residential units =-}100
New total units = 5462 Amendments
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Stud Area 62
The following are acreages
Land Use Cate or
0 Residential
Low
Low -Medium
Medium
Medium -High
Commercial
Recreation/Open Space
Public/Private
Golf Course
Industrial
Utilities
Community Facilities
for the future land uses within Study Area 62.
Existing
(in Acres)
355.44
74.74
152-94
67.75
6.S7
266.26
31.32
' 234.94
46.92
•
0
22.72
Future
(in Acres)
928.20
180.43
456.30
291.47
0
167.b0
276.59
41.65
234.94
312.5A
0
48.41
Lmajor Road R.O.W.
0 91.09
1824.47
Total
Since Study Area 62 is turrently less than 40% developed the City land use
Land
plan provides for substantial residential and non from 355eacrest99devetoprd today to
allocated for residential use is increased
928*acres- Most of this increase is in 1s�din COMNrcialola land the
dwellings. The plan allows for an increas ,ay expand
6.6 acres currently in use tod168 acres and
acres.
properill
from the 47 acres existing today the City land uie
The number of dwelling units permitted in tudnd Use PlanArea 62ypermits a total of
plan map is A045 units. The Broward 13 County be used by t
he
1058 units. There areat
this Study reserea ve units that may
City to apply to parts
*CAPORELLA ISLAND
One acre of proposed park wase o ved buttno additionalon units greater t an
453 gross or 9.8 DU/AC netllbe
12A
ttudy Area 61
tend use Cate r
Residentiil
Comercial
Recreation/Open Space
Public/Private
Golf Course
Industrial
utilities
Community Facilities
Major Road R.O.K.
Existing
(in Acres)
367.94
fl.06
373.21
$3.63
289.58
0
0
17.83
0
Futgre
(in .Acres)
1879.23*
255.68
469.80
180.22
0
4.13
30.77
70.70
2610.64
TOTAL
Study Area 61 (synonymous with Flexibility Zone 61)9 consists of Land Sections
4,5 8 6, and was annexed into the City in 1972. As a result of the annexation,
litigation comenced between the City of Tamarac and Leadership Housing, the
primary developer. The first order of consequence was issued by Judge tiinnet in
1973; -The-Order mandates that with the exception.of.parking. .a11 of.Land Sections
495 i 6 would be subject to Broward County Zoning regulations in effect on ,
December 31, 1972. Sometime later, it became apparent to the City that the order
was going to create some significant problems and the City sought to have the
order modified. In 1974, Judge Yeissing upheld the Minnet Order. The City
appealed all the way to the Supreme Court which upheld the Minnet nod Yelssina
Orders. Then in 19769 the City and Leadership Housing agreed to have entered an
Order on Motion for clarification. This final order provided that Leadership
shall be subject to certain City regulations and that a hexi�itotal of9,114
nIng s fall
dwelling units shall be built on 48 specificparcels.
under the original order.
By the time the Broward County Planning Council prepared the County Land Use Plan,
substantial changes had occurred in Sections 496 i 6. Several parcels had been
sold, others voluntarily rezoned by the ownerss and some had been developed at a
density below what was permitted under the orders. Hence, the total number of
units to be permitted in Flexibility Zone 61 (Land Sections 4,5 6 6) became.r
matter of individual interpretation and the Planning Council Is determination Of
12,759 units resulted in serious objections from the land owners.
After several
months of study and negotiations, it'was establi,hed that the"land owners have
vested rights to a higher number of units pursuant to Section 6.06 of the Broward
County Charter. On January 309 1979, a consensus was reached among the County un
Commission, the City Council and the major land owners that a total ofi14 273 Zone s6l
(with 144 units specifically for Tract 44A) shall be permitted in Fte
* RESIDENTIAL CALCULATIONS
Originally adopted units = 1895.33
Less #7 = 2.04
Less #9 = 13.73
New Total Units = 1879.23 12-6
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The City will continually monitor development in this area by wonting with
developers and property owners to reduce residential densities In order to
insure that the maximum density will not be exceeded.
Non-residential uses such as commercial and community facilities are treated
the same as in other study areas. The City Land Use Plan Maps in conjunction
with the permitted uses within each of the land use categories. determines
the amount and location of these uses. .
Statistical City Summary '
The following is a statistical summary of the Tamarac Future Land Use Plan.
Table 2 summarizes the land uses on the Land Use Plan Map by•the acreage
of each land use category. for each study area and for the City as a whole.
Table 3 lists the number of dwelling units permitted in each study area
and the City as a whole, on the City Land Use Plan Maps and the County Land
Use Plan, and lists the number of reserve omits in each study area and the
City as a whole: Table 3 also indicates the overall gross density
represented on the City Land Use Map in each study area. Figure 3 depicts
the percentage of the City allocated for each land use on the Land Use
Plan Map.
Land Use
Category
Residential
Commercial
Public/Private
Golf Course
Industrial
Utilities
Community Fat.
Major Road R.Q.W.
TOTAL
Table 2
Summary of Land Uses in Acres
Study Area
42 64 60 62 61
383.88
626.09
893.24
928.20
1879.23
134.95
19.82
184.5n
267.60
155.68
62-550
�
70.15
41.65
180,22
59.D2
444.74
0
234.94
289.3E
12.61
0
0
312.S6
0
`T--
10.22
O
0
4.13
4.67
3.88
25.75
48.41
30.77
40.58
35.57
0
91.09
70.70
697.66 1158.13 2173.64 2624.47 2610.64
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Total
4710.64
662.20
372.13
1 8. 8
325.19
14.35
113.46
237.94
7464.74=11.E
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gamarat Total W9111n6 Units by Study Area
Study Area Overall County Dtfterente
City (Reserve
Density units)
42 1.9 du/at 3249 t 4Q6 (162 max. permitted)4
64 4420 3.7 $272 - f 852 (263 max. perr-itteWO)'
.60 5462 4.6 $562 4 99
62 9045 4.9 9053. ♦ 13
61 14273 5.5 1A273 0
36403 4.8 37413 537 "Reserve Units
SUB -TOTAL RESERVE UNITS 537 365BO
TOTAL UNITS 36580 833
Paper Units
* See Section 2 of "Implementation Procedures".
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Po�utai�oN PtO�Ecy�on
1
rmits a total Of 36,043 dwelling units t0
The Tamarac Land Vse Plan leap Pe Q
The built. The use of the res580e•Ynit to^vnitfeon 4 39a74 acres eofilandother
537 units for a total of 36. dwelling
The reserve
nit concept as applied to the Cit Of Ta""C wi11 nat 1n all
likel�haod result in an increase in residential nsdenfirft trohethat distrsbutiich an
permitted on the City Plan rip for three reaso
ich he bulk of the
of reserve units is such that the study lly S In developed• leaving Very little
reserve units are located ere substantially Setondl . the land uses on the
land available for their application•
Tana rat Land Use Plan M.aD represent a reasonable allocationland ressure u ion
of residential'denslties. therefore there r111 be eery► Finallye and
increase densities from
City tt proventcom utmented on the ito the�raintenance of Land
c*st irportantlys is t Y
a low densityg open space oriented cgrrmunity'as reflectede City of on �Mi11 primarily
Use Plan orpreThe
stributing unitscwithin anstudy area.
be used fo
it has been the experience in urban areas thathe
intensity ofentntull
buildout is somewhat less than the buildout permitted
regulation most urban areas develop .to only 75%-20% of their potential and
it is reasonable to assume that oaulitiionilrojectionnrre will�assvmeilar Vhehat
enom
anon. For the purpose oft s population P
future residential development will Plan occur Thus.lthetProjtrteddnun+ber of
permitted by the City Land Use P
units rip1resented by the Tamarac land Use Plan is determined as follows:
1. Total number of existing units
2. Total aumbtrof nits" Permitted -
by the City P
2. Difference (1242813)
d. g5% X 22,294 a
S. Projected unit total (1) + S
36,580
22,294
The Broward County Land Use Plan projects that there will be.
persons per household in Broward bounty by the time the Count
its potential buildout. Applying this average household size
projected number of units represented by the Tamarac Land Use
detamine the projected future population.
Projected population
14,286
18,950
33,236 units
33,236 units 1 2.2 persons/household * 733,,1.19
This level of population which vast probably will be attained around the
l�sncrease over the 3- 3,.000 residents turrentlY
year 2000. represents a
estimated to be living in Tamara Ln
on the average, 2.2
y Plan reaches
number to Lhe
Plan, we can
AMENDMENT #5
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PARKS -AND RECREA710N FAC101YES
The eroward County
Land Use Plan requires that to order
for a 1ota1'lAni use
(3) acres of parkand
plan to be certified. it east Irovide a MlatwA of three
for 000 residents.
Since the Projected
recreation land every. projected
opulation for the City of Tamarac is '73,119 the park acreage
Muir" by
he County Plants
220 acres@
dhe following is a
list of the park acreagestciexisting
as recreation facilities
and zoned for park
use only, or shown park
on the City Land Use Plan Map.
Study area
Public/Private Park
Golf Courses
--
facilities
42
�L2..�() ac...
59.02 ac.
i4
1Lhl ac.
444.74 ac.
0
50
Ex
20.i5 ac.
41.65 aC.
234.94 ac.
S:
164.45 ac.
299.59 Sc.
+
Tc�zls
356.36 aC.
102S.28 Ac.
The County land Use Plan Permits up to I5t of the total park require~p'+►
t: be satisfied by golf course acreage. In Tamarac this means that 33
acres of total 220 acre county requirement is satisfied from golf course
t:rvaoe. Tara rac's land use plan also represents 356.35 acres of rutli:
ar.d private park facilities toned for open 'space use on y. h s Wore
than Reets the requirements of the County Plan.
in addition to the park facilities discussed Above, the City •rill Conti
to require each new development to provide park and recreation futilities
to reet the needs of its residents.
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AMENDMENT #6
Adopted:
Ordinance #
Purpose:- To amend Future Land Use Plan, p. 24
In order to include future reservation areas for annexation and proper land use
plan designations upon annexation into Tamarac provided the designation is
consistent with State and County laws related to annexation and land use planning.
The reservation areas to be included in Tamarac's Comprehensive Land Use Plan map
are listed as follows and graphically described on the following Page #18:
MEN AM91M r+ _ r
I 70 kRESf ij OF BOULEVARD SECTIONS
NDUSTRIAL S OFRST
ECUTIVE ,IR ORT
Catu Ty FACILITYW OF UTI ITY FLANT
TH TH COURT & E OF NM MST AVENUE
GOLD COAST SCHOOL
II ACRES± pUPLEx DEVELOP! NT-0 52ND CT)
11OF PORELLA ARK
OF ULEVARDS SECTIONS
OF OSPECT ROAD
W OF ECUTIVE AIRPORT
III 130 ACRES± N OF HOLIDAY INN ON SR#% & C"' L BLVD,
L OWERGIAL & OF MO SPELT ROAD
RrqmFNTiAL OF IEW INDUSTRIAL PARK
OF URNP I KE
IV 100 ACRES± N OF VERCIAL BOULEVARD
WF
NTIAL S OF ILEY ROAD
E OF SHAKER VILLAGE
HE GATE) W OF RDCK ISLAND POAD
V 75 ACRES- N OFrAI
ERCIAL BOULEVARD
RES DENT IAL S OFEY 1GOAD
E OFUDA CLUB
WOODLAND GREENS, W OF SHAKER VILLAGE
�0��� ��EADOVJS,
tWYAN LAKES &
VACANT PROPERTY)
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Revision:
1. The "Future Land Use Plan" map, page 24 of the City of
Tamarac's Future Land Use Element is proposed to be
amended to include five annexation reserve areas as
identified on page'17 of this amendment.
It is recognized that the State of Florida Statutes
mandate that the future land uses designated for each
annexation reserve parcel shall not be the effective
designation until the individual parcel is properly
annexed into the City of Tamarac and the densities and
other and 171ru+selatedttoions are annexationnsistent procedurestandFlorida
Statute
requirements.
2. The existing land uses for each parcel identified as
an annexation reserve area shall be in accordance with
Broward County Unincorporated Future Land Use Plan as
certified by the Broward County Planning Council unless
properly amended by Tamarac subsequent to annexation.
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