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CITY OF TAMARAC, FLORIDA
ORDINANCE NO. 0-90 -
Temp. Ord. #1471
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TAMARAC RELATING TO
LAND DEVELOPMENT; PROVIDING FOR A LIST OF CHAPTERS
WHICH TOGETHER SHALL COMPRISE THE CITY OF TAMARAC
LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE; PROVIDING FOR INTERIM
CONSISTENCY STANDARD AND PROCEDURES; PROVIDING FOR
CONCURRENCY STANDARDS AND PROCEDURES; REQUIRING
DEMONSTRATION OF COMPLIANCE BY APPLICANT; PROVIDING
FOR A CONCURRENCY MONITORING SYSTEM; PROVIDING FOR
DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING
FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF
CONFLICTING REGULATIONS; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
WHEREAS, the State of Florida has mandated that develop-
ment be concurrent and consistent with the City of Tamarac
and the Broward County Comprehensive Plans; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Tamarac,
F] .ida, finds and determines that standards for determining
the concurrency and consistency of development with the
Comprehensive Plans are necessary;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF TAMARAC, FLORIDA:
SECTION 1: Chapter 10 of the Code of Ordinances of the
City of Tamarac is hereby amended to create Article VI,
entitled "1--d Development and Consistency Standards and
Procedures" which article shall read as set forth below.
SECTION 2: The Land Development Code of the City of
Tamarac shall consist of the following chapters of the 1989
City Code of Ordinances as amended:
Chapter 5 - Buildings and Building Regulations
Chapter 8 - Flood Prevention and Protection
Chapter 10 - Land Development Regulations
Chapter 11 - Landscaping
Chapter 18 - Signs and Advertising
Chapter 20 - Streets and Sidewalks
Chapter 21 - Subdivisions
Chapter 24 - Zoning
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SECTION 3: Purpose
The purpose of this Article is to establish procedures
for a concurrency management system and to assure that the
issuance of Development Permits is in conformance with the
Tamarac Comprehensive Plan.
SECTION 4: Land Development Code
This section sets forth for the concurrency management
system, for the issuance of Development Permits in con-
formance with the Tamarac Comprehensive Plan:
(a) Development Orders Consistent with Tamarac Compre-
hensive Plan
No Development permit shall be issued by the City
of Tamarac unless it is found that the development
is consistent with the City of Tamarac Compre-
hensive Plan.
(b) Determining Consistency with the City of Tamarac
Comprehensive Plan
Prior to the issuance of any Development Permit by
the City, the City Planner shall check the proposed
development for consistency with each of the
policies of the Tamarac Comprehensive Plan. In
checking Development Orders for consistency, the
City Planner may be assisted by the members of the
Site Plan Review Committee. Any finding of consis-
tency by the City Planner shall be supported by
competent findings of fact documented in writing.
It shall be the responsibility of all applicants
for Development Permit approval to pay the full
cost of the time and overhead of the Planning
Director, other City staff and outside
consultants who review Development Permit appli-
cations for consistency with the Comprehensive Plan.
The City Manager, other City of Tamarac official,
other public official or any resident or property
owner of the City may appeal the City Planner's
finding of consistency. Such an appeal will be to
and render an interpretation. Appeals from
interpretations of the Council shall be made to the
appropriate Court.
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If a Development Permit application is found to be
consistent with the policies of the Comprehensive
Plan, the Order may be issued provided the other
requirements of this development code are met and
provided particularly that the concurrency and
level -of -service standards of this development code
are met.
If any provisions of this development code which, in
its application to a particular property, is
determined to be inconsistent with any policy of the
Tamarac Comprehensive Plan, then that provision of
this development code is hereby declared void as
pertains to the particular property.
(c) Adequacy of Public Facilities and Services
Public facilities and services may be determined to
be adequate to serve the needs of a proposed
development when the following conditions are met:
(1) Traffic circulation, recreational, drainage and
flood protection, potable water, solid waste
and sanitary sewer public facilities and
services will be available to meet established
level -of -service standards, consistent with
Chapter 163.3202(g) Florida Statutes and the
concurrency management provisions of this
Ordinance.
(2) Local streets and roads will provide safe,
adequate access between buildings within the
proposed development and the trafficways
identified on the Broward County Trafficways
Plan prior to occupancy.
(3) Fire protection service will be adequate to
protect people and property in the proposed
development.
(4) Police protection services will be adequate to
protect people and property in the proposed
development.
(5) School sites and school buildings will be
adequate to serve the proposed development.
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SECTION 5: Concurrency Standards and Procedures
(a) Public Facilities Concurrent with Development
Impacts
Following the effective date of the 1990
Comprehensive Plan, the City shall not grant a
Development Permit for a proposed development
unless the City has determined that public
facilities are adequate to serve the needs of
the proposed development or unless the
developer agrees in writing that no certificate
of occupancy shall be issued for the proposed
development until public facilities are
adequate to serve its needs as specified in the
following portions of this Chapter. The
Concurrency determination shall be made at the
earliest appropriate stage of the Development
Permit review process.
(b) Applicability of Level of Service Standards
New Development Permits shall not be approved
unless there is sufficient available design
capacity to sustain the following levels of
service as established in the City of Tamarac
Comprehensive Plan:
Sanitary Sewer
Tamarac Utilities West Service Area - 124
gallons per capita per day
Tamarac Utilities East Service Area - 94
gallons per capita per day
Broward County - 120 gallons per capita per day
Solid Waste
6.2 - pounds per capita per day
Drainage - Canals
Maximum elevation - 10 year storm event - 10.0'
MSL, with up to 48 hours of standing water
Potable water
Tamarac Utilities West - 144 gallons per capita per
day
Roadways
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1. The minimum Level of Service (LOS) standard
for the State Highway System:
a. Freeway LOS - "D"
b. Principal (Limited Access Facilities) -
LOS "D"
c. Minor Arterials - LOS "D"
2. County arterial roadways, LOS standard "D".
3. County collector roadways, LOS standard "D".
4. City collector roadways, LOS standard "D".
Recreation Standards for Facilities
Facility Per 1,000 Pop.
Baseball/Softball Fields 1/6,000
Soccer Fields 1/10,000
Tennis Courts 1/2,000
Golf Courses 1/50,000
Recreation Center 1/50,000
Bicycle/Pedestrian Trails/ 1 mi/10,000
Lanes or Paths
Shuffleboard 1/3,000
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the prescribed levels
of service do not necessarily have to be met during
construction of new facilities in a specific area if
upon completion of the new facilities the prescribed
levels of service will be met.
Open Space and Recreation Site Standards for Local
Parks and Private Open Space Site Standards
I. Public lands: 1.3 acres/1,000 population
2. Private lands 3.5 acres/1,000 population,
including private recreation facilities and
clubhouses. Up to 15 percent of this land,
requirement may be met by private golf
courses. These lands shall be deed
restricted to open space uses and shall be
zoned S--1. Credit shall not be given for
lands less than 0.5 acres in size.
(c) Determination of Project Impact on Thoroughfares
The impact of proposed development activity on
available traffic design capacity shall be determined
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as follows:
1. The area of impact of the development (a traffic
shed) shall be determined in accordance with
Broward County Land Development Code Trafficways
Plan criteria. The traffic shed shall be that
area where the primary impact of traffic to and
from the site occurs. If the City has
designated sectors of the County for determining
development impacts and planning capital
improvements, such sectors or planning areas may
be used. If the application is for a building
permit for a single-family or duplex develop
ment, the impact 'shall be presumed to be limited
to the collector or arterial giving direct
access to the lot.
2. The projected level of service for arterials and
collectors within the traffic shed shall be
calculated base upon estimated trips to be
generated by the project, or where applicable,
the first phase of the project, and taking into
consideration the impact of other approved but
not completed developments within the traffic
shed.
(d) Development Subject to Concurrency Determination
The following Development Permits shall be subject to
Concurrency review; the review shall occur at the
earliest appropriate submittal stage in the Deve-
lopment Permit review process:
1. All Development Permits to be approved by the
City of Tamarac after the effective date of this
Ordinance except as noted in 2 and 3 below.
2. Traffic concurrency only shall be considered
vested or approved for plats approved by Broward
County between March 20, 1979 and October 1,
1989, assuming there is no replat. Otherwise,
they shall be subject to Concurrency review.
3. Property which is exempt.
Exempt property includes:
a) Development which is authorized by an
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approved Development of Regional Impact (DRI)
Development Order.
b) Development which is found by the City
Planner to have vested rights with regard to any
affected roadway segments and/or infrastructure
capacity reservations.
c) Development of one single family or duplex
dwelling on a lot which was in single and
separate ownership on the effective date of this
Ordinance.
d) Development which is a government facility
which the Tamarac City Council finds is
essential to the health or safety of persons
residing in or using previously approved or
existing development.
(e) Platting Requirements
1. In addition to the above Concurrency
requirements after March 1, 1989, the City shall
not grant an application for a building permit
for the construction of a principle building on
a parcel of land unless a plat including the
parcel or parcels of land has been approved by
the City and Broward County and recorded in the
official records of Broward County subsequent to
June 4, 1953. This section will not apply to an
application for a building permit which meets
any of the following criteria:
a) construction 'of one single-family dwelling
unit on a lot or parcel which lot or parcel was
of record as such in the applicable public
records as of the effective date of this Plan;
or
b) construction on any multifamily or non-
residential lot or parcel which is less than
five acres in size and specifically delineated
on a plat recorded on or before June 4, 1953.
2. Provided that in addition to meeting the above
criteria, the issuance of the building permit
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shall be subject to all of the following:
a) compliance with the other applicable
provisions of this Land Development Code; and
b) any land within the lot or parcel which is
necessary to comply with the Broward County
Trafficways Plan has been conveyed to the public
by deed or grant of easement.
3. The City shall not approve for recordation in
the Official Records any plat of lands that is
not in compliance with the City's Land Use Plan.
(f) Measurement of Facility Capacities
1. Water and Wastewater
Measurement of 'the capacity of water and
wastewater facilities will be based on design
capacities and flows. Tables I and II shall be
used to calculate design flows per unit.
2. Roadway
The standard for measuring highway capacities
shall be current Broward County Office of
Planning TRIPS Generation Rate Table of Florida
DOT Table of Generalized Daily Level -of -Service
Maximum volumes. The measurement of capacity
may also be determined by engineering studies or
other data provided that analysis techniques are
technically sound and acceptable to the Broward
County Office of Planning and City Engineer.
Alterations to capacity on the State Highway
Network shall only be approved after FDOT
review. Measurement of County and State roads
shall be in accordance with the development
review requirements (Section 5-182) of the
Broward County Land Development Code. Any
development that are determined to be within or
create a Compact Deferral Area shall be reviewed
in conjunction with Broward County Office of
Planning and any other effected agencies to
determine if an Action Plan can resolve the
capacity deficiencies.
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3. Drainage
Measurement of the drainage facilities will be
based on a topographic or other map showing
elevations in a format acceptable to the City
Engineer.
4. Solid Waste
Measurement of solid waste shall be based on
generation rates shown in Table III and the
design capacity of the landfill and/or resource
recovery facilities of Broward County or its
approved vendors.
S. Recreation
Measurement shall be based on the latest
Planning Department population figure and the
public recreation land inventory in the Tamarac
Comprehensive Plan, or any official supplement
thereto.
(g) Determination of Capacity Availability
For purposes of these regulations, the capacity
availability shall be determined by:
1. Adding together:
a) the total design capacity of existing
facilities operating at the required level of
service; and
b) the total design capacity of new facilities
that will come available concurrent with the
impact of the development. The capacity of new
facilities may be counted only if one or more of
the following is shown:
1. The necessary facilities are in place at the
time a plat approval is issued, or a plat
approval is issued subject to the condition that
the necessary facilities will be in place when
the impacts of development occur.
2. Construction of the new facilities is under
way at the time of application.
3. The new facilities are the subject of a
binding executed contract for the construction
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of the facilities to be constructed within a
period of time as stipulated in the contract or
the provision of services at the time the
development permit is issued.
4. The new facilities have been included in a
funded capital improvement program annual
budget.
5. The new facilities are guaranteed at a
specific time in an enforceable development
agreement. An enforceable development agreement
may include, but is not limited to, development
agreements pursuant to Section 163.3220, Florida
Statutes, or an agreement or Development Order
pursuant to Chapter 380, Florida Statutes. Such
facilities must be consistent with the Capital
Improvements Element of the City of Tamarac
Comprehensive Plan and approved by the
City/County Engineer.
6. The developer has contributed funds to the
City of Tamarac, Broward County or other
governmental entity necessary to provide new
facilities consistent with the Capital Improve-
ments Element of the City of Tamarac compre-
hensive Plan. Commitment that the facilities
will be built must be evidenced by an appro-
priate budget amendment and appropriation by the
City, County or other governmental entity.
2. Subtracting from that number the sum of:
a) the design demand for the service created by
existing development; and
b) the new design demand for the service (by
phase or otherwise) that will be created
concurrent with the impacts of the proposed
development by the anticipated completion of
other presently approved developments.
SECTION 6: Demonstration of Compliance by Applicant
The burden of showing compliance with these levels of
service requirements shall be upon the developer. In
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order to be approvable, applications for development
approval shall provide sufficient and verifiable infor-
mation showing compliance with these standards.
SECTION 7: Concurrency Monitoring System
(a) Responsibility
The City Planner shall be responsible for
monitoring development activity to ensure the
development is consistent with the City of
Tamarac Comprehensive Plan. The City Planner
shall record all existing and committed
development and its impact on facilities subject
to level -of -service standards. Monitoring shall
include:
I. A monthly report of all new or amended land
development regulations or a new or amended land
development code, including changes in zoning
district.
2. A monthly summary of all building permits,
provided to the City Planner by the Building
Department.
3. A monthly summary of all permits issued for
demolition of buildings, provided to the City
Planner by the Building Department.
4. A monthly summary of all certificates of
occupancy, provided to the City Planner by the
Building Department.
(b) Concurrency Review Fee
The City may establish a Concurrency review fee
as part of its fee schedule. This will be used
to defray the determination of Concurrency.
(c) Development Permit Review
All Development Permit applications shall be
reviewed by the appropriate City departments as
specified by the City Manager. The City Planner
shall review all appropriate Development Permit
applications for Concurrency.
(d) Required Information
At every stage of the development process
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(including, but not limited to, Development of
Regional Impact applications, land use plan
amendments, rezonings, plats, site plans, and
building permits), the developer shall provide
the required information to the appropriate City
Department for review and verification, as
specified by the City Manager.
(e) Concurrency Rights Reservation and Effective
Period
Compliance will be finally calculated and
capacity reserved at time of final action of an
approved site plan or enforceable developers
agreement for those concurrency services within
the authority of the City of Tamarac. Appli-
cations for Development Permits shall be
chronologically logged upon approval to
determine rights to available capacity.
Developer agreements as described in Chapter
163.3220 the "Florida Local Government
Development Agreement Act" shall have a valid
concurrency period not to exceed five (5) years
or as may be modified. A building permit
application must be submitted within 18 months
of site plan approval to preserve the Con -
currency reservation. An extension of up to one
(1) year may be issued by Administrative
Approval. At each annual renewal of public
performance bonds,.', the City shall make a
determination if the bonds shall be drawn upon
for completion of construction to meet Con -
currency standards.
(f) Infrastructure Construction
If infrastructure construction is necessary to
meet adopted levels of service, the developer
must issue performance bonds to ensure comp-
letion of construction within the concurrency
time limit or risk forfeiture of favorable
concurrency status.
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In some cases, a developer may need to construct
off -site infrastructure improvements to meet
Concurrency. If this work is a part of other
effective development agreements, he may do so
in accordance with a new development agreement
that may entail reimbursable clauses for off -
site work and facility oversizing to meet area
needs. The original developer will be contacted
concerning the potential of work being deleted
from his developers agreement. It shall be
determined by the City that modifying the
original development agreement is in the best
interests of the City. In this case, the
original developer must pay reasonable infra-
structure costs to the new developer under the
terms of the original or modified developers
agreement.
(g) Development Permit Approval or Disapproval
Development Permits shall be processed to the
furthest degree possible. If Concurrency
determinations of a project show unacceptable
levels of service in any one of the necessary
public facilities, the project shall receive
Development Permit approval until one of the six
(6) alternatives in Section 5(g) 1.(b) of this
ordinance is achieved. If capacity conditions
change at some time in the future, Concurrency
shall be rechecked to verify compliance with
adopted levels of -service. If compliance is
found, the development shall be rescheduled for
final action.
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SECTION 8: Definitions
The following words, terms and phrases, when used
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in this Article, shall have the meanings ascribed
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to them in this section, except where the context
clearly indicates a different meaning:
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(a) Action Plan - means a program of transportation
improvements designed at a minimum to accommodate
the net traffic impact of development to the extent
that the regional road network lacks the available
capacity to provide for the net traffic impact.
The Action Plan shall provide substantiation in the
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form of engineering studies or other data
acceptable to the County to demonstrate to the
satisfaction of the County the anticipated effect
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of the proposed program of improvements and/or
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innovations; shall provide for a source of funding
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for the improvements and/or innovations; and shall
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provide for monitoring of the program to ensure
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implementation.
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(b) Building Permit -- means:
1. Any permit for the erection or construction of a
new building required by Section 301.1 of the South
Florida Building Code, 1984, Broward Edition, as amended
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2. Any permit for an addition to an existing building
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which would:
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a. create one or more dwelling units, or
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b. involve a change in the occupancy of a building
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as described in section 104.7 of the South Florida
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Building Code, 1984, Broward Edition, as amended.
3. Any permit which would be required for the nonresi-
dential operations included in Section 301.1 (a) of the
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(c) Capital Improvement - means physical assets
constructed or purchased to provide, improve or replace
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nonrecurring and may require multiyear financing. For
the purpose of this rule, physical assets which have
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been identified as existing or projected needs in the
individual comprehensive plan elements shall be
considered capital improvements.
(d) Compact Deferral Area - means the geographic area
which is a two (2) mile band having a centerline
which is coincident with the centerline of the
congested link, extending parallel to the congested
link for a distance of a one-half (1/2) mile beyond
each end point of the congested link.
(e) Comprehensive Plan - means the 1990 Tamarac
Comprehensive Plan as may be amended and that meets
the requirements of ss. 163.3177 and 163.3178,
Florida Statutes.
(f) Consistent - means compatible with and furthers.
"Compatible with" means not in conflict with.
"Furthers" means to take action in the direction of
realizing the goals and policies. As applied to
the Land Development Code it shall be consistent
with the Comprehensive Plan, the state plan and the
regional plan.
(g) Developer - means any person, including a
governmental
agency, undertaking development.
(h) Development - means:
1. The carrying out of any building activity or
mining operation, the making of any material change
in the use of appearance of any structure or land,
or the dividing of land into two or more parcels.
2. The following activities or uses shall be taken
for the purposes of this chapter to involve
"development", as defined in this section:
a) A reconstruction, alteration of the size or
material change in the external appearance of a
structure or land.
b) A change in the intensity of use of land, such
as an increase in the number of dwelling units in a
structure or on land or a material increase in the
number of businesses, manufacturing establishments
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or offices in a structure or on land.
c) Alteration of a shore or bank of a seacoast,
river, stream, lake, pond, or canal, including any
"coastal construction" as defined in ss.161.021.
d) Commencement of drilling, except to obtain
soil samples, mining, or excavation on a parcel of
land.
e) Demolition of a structure.
f) Clearing of land as an adjunct of construc-
tion.
g) Deposit of refuse, solid or liquid waste, or
fill on a parcel of land.
(3) The following operations or uses shall not be taken
for the purpose of this chapter to involve
"development" as defined herein:
a) Work by a highway or road agency or railroad
company for the maintenance or improvement of a
road or railroad track, if the work is carried out
on land within the boundaries or the right-of-way.
b) Work by any utility and other persons engaged
in the distribution or transmission of gas or
water, for the purposes of inspecting, repairing,
renewing, or construction on established rights -of -
way and sewers, mains, pipes, cables, utility
tunnels, powerlines, towers, poles, tracks, or the
like.
- c) Work for the maintenance, renewal, improvement
or alteration of any structure, if the work affects
only the interior or this color of the structure or
the decoration of the exterior of the structure.
d) In the case of residential parcels, the use of
structure for any purpose customarily incidental to
enjoyment of the dwelling; an accessory use.
e) The use of any land for the purpose of growing
plants, crops, trees, and other agricultural or
forestry products; raising livestock; or for other
agricultural purposes.
f) A change in use of land or structure if the new
use is in a class which has the same or lessor
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parking ratio requirements.
g) A change,in the ownership or form of ownership
of any parcel or structure.
h) The reaction or termination of rights of
access, riparian rights, easements, covenants
concerning development of land, or other rights in
land.
(4) "Development," as designated in an ordinance, rule,
or development rule includes all other development
customarily associated with it unless otherwise
specified. when appropriate to the context,
"development" refers to the act of developing to
the result of development. Reference to any
specific operation is not intended to mean that the
operation or activity, when part of other
operations or activities, is not development.
Reference to particular operations is not intended
to limit the generality of subsection (1).
(g) Development Order - means any order granting,
denying, or granting with conditions an application
for a Development Permit.
(h) Development Permit - includes any building permit
required by the Building Code, zoning
certification, plat approval, site plan, rezoning,
special exception variance necessary for a building
permit, or other action having the effect of
permitting development.
(i) Drainage Facilities - 'means a system of man-made
structures designed to collect, convey, hold,
divert -or discharge stormwater, and includes
stormwater sewers, canals, detention structures,
and retention structures.
(j) Improvements - may include, but are not limited to
street pavements, curbs and gutters, sidewalks,
alley pavements, walkway pavements, water mains,
sanitary sewers, storm sewers or drains, street
names, signs, landscaping, permanent reference
monuments, permanent control points, or any other
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improvement required by a governing body.
(k) Infrastructure - means those man-made structures
which serve the common needs of the population,
such as: sewage disposal systems; potable water
systems; potable water wells serving a system;
solid waste disposal sites or retention area;
stormwater systems; utilities; piers; docks;
wharves; breakwater; bulkheads; seawalls; bulwarks;
revetments; causeways; marinas; navigation
channels; bridges; and roadways.
(1) Land- Development Regulation - means ordinances
enacted by governing bodies for the regulation of
any aspect of development and includes any local
government zoning, rezoning, subdivision, building
construction, or sign regulations or nay other
regulations controlling the development of land.
(m) Land Use - means the development that has occurred
on the land, the development that is proposed by a
devel-oper on the land, or the use that is permitted
or permissible on the land under an adopted com-
prehensive plan or element or portion thereof, land
development regulations, or a land development
code, as the context may indicate.
(n) Level of Service - means an indicator of the extent
of service provided by, or proposed to provided by
a facility based on and related to the operational
characteristics of the facility. Level of service
shall indicate the capacity per unit of demand for
each public facility.
(o) Park - means a local or community park.
(p) Plat - means a map or delineated representation of
the subdivision of lands, being a complete exact
representation of the subdivision and other in-
formation in compliance with the requirement of all
applicable sections of this chapter and of any
local ordinances, and may include the terms
"replat," "amended Plat," or "revised Plat."
(q) Public Facilities - means major capital improve-
ments, including, but not limited to, trans-
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portation, sanitation, solid waste, drainage,
potable water, educational, parks and recreational,
and health systems and facilities.
(r) Recreation - means the pursuit of leisure time
activities occurring in an indoor or outdoor
setting.
(s) Services - means the program and employees deter-
mined necessary by local government to provide
adequate operation and maintenance of public
facilities and infrastructure as well as those
educational, health care, social and other programs
necessary to support the programs, public
facilities, and infrastructure set out in the local
plan or required by local, state, or federal law.
(t) Solid Waste - means sludge from a waste treatment
works, water supply treatment plant, or air
pollution control facility or garbage, rubbish,
refuse, or other discarded material, including
solid, liquid, semisolid, or contained gaseous
material resulting from domestic, industrial,
commercial, mining, agricultural, or governmental
operations.
(u) Structure - means anything constructed, installed
or portable, the use of which requires a location
on a parcel of land. It includes a movable
structure while it is located on land which can be
used for housing, business, commercial,
agricultural, or office purposed either temporarily
or permanently. "Structures" also includes fences,
billboards, swimming pools, poles, pipelines,
transmission lines, tracks, and advertising signs.
(v) Subdivision - means the platting of real property
into two or more lots, parcels, tracts, tiers,
blocks, sites, units, or any other division of
land, and includes establishment of new streets and
alleys, additions, and resubdivisions and, when
appropriate to the context, relates to the process
of subdividing or to the lands or area subdivided.
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(w) Vested Rights - means rights which have so com-
pletely and definitely accrued to or settled in a
person, to 'the extent that it is right and
equitable that government should recognize and
protect, as being lawful in themselves, and settled
according to then current law.
SECTION 9: Codification
That the provisions of this Ordinance shall be codified
within the Code of Ordinances of the City of Tamarac,
Florida, and any paragraph or section may be renumbered
to conform with the Code of Ordinances.
SECTION 10: Severability
In the event any provision or application of this
Ordinance shall be held to be invalid, it is the
legislative intent that the other provisions and
applications hereof shall not be thereby affected.
SECTION 11: Repeal of Conflicting Regulations
All Ordinances or part of Ordinances in conflict here-
with are to the extent of said conflict, hereby
repealed.
SECTION 12: Effective Date
This Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its
passage.
PASSED FIRST READING THIS �7 DAY OF 1990.
PASSED SECOND READING THIS DAY OF 1990.
ATTEST:
CAROL A. EVANS
CITY CLERK
I HERESY CERTIFY that
I have appraved this
Ord�UTI form.
C_
ALAN F.
INTERIM CITY ATIORNEY
MAYOR
RECORD OF COUNCIL VOTE
MAYOR
DISTRICT 1:
DISTRICT 2:
DISTRICT 3:
DISTRICT 4 :
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§ Stores:
(No Food Service or Laundry)
Per Square Foot or Floor Space 30
Swimmir.:4 Pools Per Person 10
Warehc - es:
('.:) Food Service or Laundry)
PL.r Square Foot of Floor Space 10
9 In the case where the type of connection is not listed then the most
10 suitable on is to be used.
The City retains the authority to require appropriate information to
be submitted in accordance with AWWA standards to settle any dispute.
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14
15
16
17
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34
35
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2
3
4
3
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13
14
15
16
17
18
23
24
25
26
21
29
30
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33
34
35
TABLE I
POTABLE WATER DESIGN FLOWS
FACILITY TYPE
residential:
Single -Family House
Duplex,Triplex,Townhouse & Apt. Per Unit
Mobile Home
Auditorium Per Seat
Sar or Cocktail Lounge Per Seat
Boarding School (Students & Staff Per Person
3oarding House Per Person
3owling Alleys (Including Bar & Food Svs. Per Lane)
.�hurches Per Sanctuary Seat
Zhurches with Kitchen Per Santuary Seat
construction Camps (Semi -Permanent Per Person)
�ounty Clubs:
Per Resident Member Per Room
Per Seat (Bar, Dining)
Day Schools:
With Cafeterias, Gyms & Showers Per Pupil
Without Cafeterias, Gyms & Showers Per Pupil
With Cafeterias but no Gyms & Showers Per Pupil
Factories: (No Processing .or Industrial)
With Showers Per Person
Without Showers Per Person
Hospitals:
With Laundry Per Bed
without Laundry Per Bed
T,andscape & Lawn:
Per square foot of Area
:.aundromats Per Machine
4otels & Hotels Per Room
.4ovie Theatres Per Seat
'cursing Homes Per Bed
Dffices Per Person
Picnic Parks;
With Bathhouse Shower & Toilet
Toilets Only
Public Institutions Per Person
Restaurants (Including Toilets):
24 Hour Per Seat
_ Not 24 Hour Per Seat
Drive -In Per Car Space
Cocktail Lounge Per Seat
Rooming Houses Per Day
Service Stations:
Full Service Stations:
First Two Bays
Each Additional Bay
Self Service Stations:
Per Fuel Pump
~opping Centers:
(No Food Service or Laundry)
Per Square Foot of Floor Space
WATER USE
GALLONS PER DAY
375
270
108
5
21
108
54
215
3
7
54
108
27
27
16
21
37
21
270
214
35
428
161
5
108
21
11
5
108
54
39
16
21
39
810
375
108
10
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2
3
4
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TABLE II
SANITARY SEWER DESIGN FLOWS
FACILITY TYPE DAILY FLOW IN
GALLONS PER DAY
Residential:
Single -Family House
315
Duplex,Tripex,Townhouse & Apt -Per Unit
225
Mobile Home
90
Auditorium Per Seat
5
Bar or Cocktail Lounge Per Seat
18
Boarding School (Students & Staff Per Person)
90
Boarding House Per Person
45
Bowling Alleys (Including Bar & Food Svs. Per Lane)
180
Churches Per Sanctuary Seat
3
Churches With Kitchen Per Santuary Seat
6
Construction Camps (Semi -Permanent Per Person)
45
Country Clubs:
Per Resident Member Per Room
90
Per Seat (Bar, Dining)
23
Day Schools:
with Cafeterias,Gyms & Showers Per Pupil
23
without Cafeterias,,Gyms & Showers Per Pupil
14
With Cafeterias but no Gyms -& Showers Per Pupil
18
Factories: (No Processing or industrial)
With Showers Per Person
31
Without Showers Per Person
18
Hospitals:
With Laundry Per Bed
225
without Laundry Per Bed
180
Laundromats Per Machine
360
Motels & Hotels Per Room
135
Movie Theatres Per Seat
5
Nursing Homes Per Bed
90
Offices Per Person
18
Picnic Parks:
With Bathhouse Showers & Toilet
9
Toilets Only
5
Public Institutions Per Person
90
Restaurants (Including Toilets):
24 Hour Per Seat
45
Not 24 Hour Per Seat
33
Drive -In Per Car Space
14
Cocktail Lounge Per Seat
18
Rooming Houses Per Day
33
Service Stations:
Full Service Stations:
First Two Bays
680
Each Additional Bay
315
Self Service Stations:
Per Fuel Pump
90
3
2
3
4
3
TABLE III
SOLID WASTE GENERATION RATES
FACILITY TYPE GENERATION PER DAY
Residential
Industrial & Commercial
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Factory/Warehouse
Office Buildings
Department Store
Supermarket
Restaurant
Drug Store
13
School
Grade School
14
High School
15
Institution
Hospital
15
Nurse or Intern Home
Home for Aged ,
17
Rest Home
18
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8.9 lbs. per unit
2 lbs.
per
100
square
feet
1 lb.
per 100
square
feet
4 lbs.
per
100
square
feet
9 lbs.
per
100
square
feet
2 lbs.
per
meal
per day
5 lbs.
per
100
square
feet
10 lbs.per room & 1/4 lb.per pup:
0 lbs. per room & 1/4 lb.per pup:
8 lbs. per bed
3 lbs. per person
3 lbs. per person
d:- 3 lbs. per person