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Home My WebLink AboutCity of Tamarac Ordinance O-1969-010• 11 ORDINANCE NO. %O 6 FLORIDA: CITY OF TAMARAC Tamarac. Florida AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE IV OF ORDINANCE NO. 1-64, REGARDING ZONING AND ZONING CLASSIFIC- ATIONS FOR THE CITY OF TAMARAC, BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO PROVIDE FOR SPECIFIC USES AND OTHER REGULATIONS IN C-1 DISTRICT (COMMERCIAL DISTRICT); PROVIDING A SAVINGS CLAUSE; REPEALING ALL ORDIN- ANCES IN CONFLICT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TAMARAC, SECTION 1: That Article IV. C-1 District (Commercial District) of Ordinance No. 1-64 of the City of Tamarac, Broward County, Florida, is amended to read: " ARTICLE IV. C-1 DISTRICT COMMERCIAL DISTRICT SECTION 4.01. Uses Permitted. Within any C-1 District (Commercial District) no_building or premises shall be erected or used, in whole or in part, for any industrial or manufacturing purpose, or for any other than one or more of the fol- lowing specified uses: (1) PRINCIPAL USES. (a) Any use permitted in R-2 District. _ (b) Agencies, such as insurance, real estate, car rental with storage not to exceed 5 cars offered for lease, travel and employment. 1. New Car Agency with trade-in used car sales and garage facilities subject to the following: (i) No car or cars for sale may be parked or displayed closer than twenty-five feet (25') to any street property line, unless in a fully enclosed building. (ii) Garages and other phases of a New Car Dealership must be locat- (� + &j. ip a',b",11di.rae, Lr, th. l r,,-ar of the property, and be incidental to the use. (c) Appliance, radio and television sales and retail showrooms (including repair, with repair limited to the rear one-third of the floor area). (d) Banks and simil:=ar financial institutions. (e) Barber shops and beauty parlors. (f) Bicycle sales and repair and similar small scale fix -it shops. (g) Blueprinting, photostating and similar map reproduction processes. (h) Business and commercial colleges, night ORDINANCE NO. 69-10 (Continued) -2- schools, adult training and similar educa- tional enterprises conducted privately for gain. (i) Department store, retail furniture, retail clothing and notions. (j) Dressmaking and tailoring (not manufactur- ing). (k) Dry cleaning, carpet, rug or bag cleaning, pressing, blocking and dyeing establishments, and hand laundries employing five persons or less and using no steam pressure in excess of 100 p.s.i., and no combustible or flammable liquid with a flash point of 1900 F., or lower. (1) Express company. (m) Filling stations for automotive vehicular service. The following is permitted as an incidental and accessory use only to the above primary use, to -wit: minor tune-up, muffler and tailpipe installation, wheel balance, wheel aligning, brake service, fuel pumps and light service, fan belt in- stallation, windshield wiper replacement and adjustment, ignition checking and re- pair. (n) Florists, retail sale only. (o) Gift shop, book and stationery stores. (p) Grocery, market, bakery and similar enter- prises, retail only. (q) Hospitals and clinics, including veterinary. (r) Hotels, motels and apartments. (s) Ice pick -yap station, self-service and auto- matic laundry, personal service shops such as barbershop, beauty parlor, shoe shine and shoe repair shop, shop for making articles sold at retail on the premises, and any other similar enterprise, not a nuisance, operated for profit, the chief characteristic of which is a service to the neighborhood, and where mechanical power (for other than space heating, ventilating and air-conditioning) not exceed- ing 5 h.p. to any one machine is used; provided, that where steam is used it shall be generated only by means of oil or gas. (t) Jewelry store, dressmaking, material and fabric shop. (u) Medical, prescription and apothecary stores. (v) Moving picture houses, theatres, auditoriums and similar recreational uses or places of assembly. (w) Music stores, photo shops, art galleries (not auction) and similar enterprises. (x) Newspaper business and administrative offices. (y) Office buildings, professional offices and public stenographers. (z) Private and public utility offices, such as electric light and power company, water com- pany and gas company (business and adminis- trative offices only). (aa) Restaurants, cafeterias, tea rooms, caterers, and other places serving food or beverages. (bb) Small parts stores such as automotive stores �, and hardware retail. 11J ORDINANCE NO. 69-10 (Continued) -3- (cc) (dd) (ee) (ff) (gg) Stationery and office equipment. Stone or monument display and retail sales only. Studios. Telephone, telegraph and U.S. post offices (main or sub -stations). Watch and jewelry repair. (2) ACCESSORY USES. All customary uses and structures, except that no such accessory use shall be of a nature prohibited as a principal use. SECTION 4.02. Uses Prohibited. Except as expressly authorized or permitted pursu- ant to the provisions hereof, all other uses are express- ly prohibited. SECTION 4.03. Setback Requirements. (a) Where any building is constructed or used in a C-1 District for purposes allowed under Section 4.01(4(a) such building shall comply with the provisions, restrictions and require- ments of the R-2 District. (b) Any building constructed or used in a C-1 District shall have a five foot (5') front yard and a five foot (5') rear yard setback. Buildings on oorner lots shall have a five foot (5') setback along the intersecting street. SECTION 4.04. Buildinr,, Projections. (a) Permanent projections such as fixed and rigid awnings and marquees on business buildings shall not encroach upon the public right-of-way more than six feet (6') from the recorded property line or extend to a point closer than twelve inches (12") from the curb line, and shall not be erected to overhang the public right-of-way at a clear height of less nine feet (9') above the established sidewalk grade. (b) Temporary projections, such as movable awnings, shall not encroach upon the public right-of-way more than five feet (5') from the recorded prop- erty line or extend to a point closer than twelve inches (12") from the curb line, and shall not be erected to overhang the public right-of-way at a clear height of less than seven feet (7') above the established sidewalk grade. (c) Residential building projections shall conform to the applicable requirements as specified for such residential buildings in R-2 Districts. ORDINANCE NO. t9- /6'- (Continued) -4- SECTION 4.05. All of the permitted uses described herein shall be permitted in such C-1 Districts, provided that no opera- tion or business shall be carried on which is injurious or hazardous to the operating personnel of the business or to other properties, or to the patrons or occupants thereof by reason of the objectionable emission of cinders, dust, dirt, fumes, gas, odor, noise, refuse matter, smoke, vapor, vibration, radiation (nuclear or other), fire or danger of explosion." SECTION 2. 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 in- valid, 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 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed. PASSED FIRST READING this �� y of 196$. PASSED SECOND READING this,:-,�/40-d aY of 1969 /> PASSED THIRD READING this day of 1969. ATTEST: G CITY CLERK a _. MAYOR