§ 118-1672. Parking.

The requirements for on-site vehicular parking spaces within the gateway overlay district are as follows:

Parking
Land Use Type	Required Spaces
Residential	1.5 sp/unit
Live/Work	2.5 sp/unit
Commercial	3.0 sp/1,000 sf
Manufacturing	N/A
Civic/Institutional	By study

 

The parking location on site shall be as follows:

Zone I	Not Permitted
Zone II	Permitted, subject to screening requirements
Zone III	Permitted
Zone IV	Not Permitted

 

See 4.1.6: Parking Location Diagram in the Design Plan.

(Ord. No. 17-06, § 2(Exh. A), 6-22-17)

APPENDIX

Commercial Corridor Plant Material List.

All required landscape materials shall be selected from the Commercial Corridor Plant Materials List. These common plant materials shall be used along streets, buildings, buffers, and parking lots.

All new plant material to be used for material required in division 3 landscape design standards shall be container grown and shall equal the standards for Florida No. 1 as set forth in "Grades and Standards for Nursery Plants", Part I, 1963 and Part II State of Florida Department of Agriculture, and any amendments thereto. Plant material should be evaluated by texture, color, ultimate growth, Xeriscape properties and ease of maintenance.

Decorative plant materials, not included on the list, may be used only with written city approval. All landscape materials shall be allowed to grow in a natural condition and not be pruned back to avoid growth.

Canopy trees may be substituted for understory trees at a rate of three understory trees equal to one canopy tree. Palms may be used as an alternate for canopy tree requirements at a rate of three palms to one canopy tree except along buffers adjacent to residential uses. Understory tree substitution shall not be employed to eliminate 50 percent or more of required canopy trees.

Recreational Vehicles (RV's), Automobile/Truck and Boating Sales.

In the special case of front & side buffers for automobile/truck sale, recreational vehicle sale or boat sale property uses, all canopy trees shall be allowed to be substituted in favor of understory or palm trees in order to protect on site merchandise from leaf/bird droppings. For these uses only, two understory trees or palms may be substituted for one required canopy tree if the understory trees are at least 65-gallon industry standard or palms are at least 12 foot clear trunk height. Understory trees shall not be substituted for canopy trees adjacent to rear buffers or residential uses.

1.

Canopy shade trees. Canopy trees shall be, at minimum: Two-inch to two and one-half-inch caliper, eleven to twelve foot height, five foot clear trunk, five-foot spread, container grown. (30-gallon tree container industry standards)

Acer rubrum	Red Maple*
Liquidambar styraciflua	Sweetgum*
Pinus elliottii	Slash Pine
Pinus palustris	Longleaf Pine
Pinus taeda	Loblolly Pine
Quercus laurifolia	Laurel Oak
Quercus shumaridii	Shumard Oak
Quercus virginiana	Live Oak
Magnolia grandiflora	Magnolia
*These trees best placed in naturally wet areas such as swales and along retention basins

 

2.

Understory/ornamental trees. Understory/ornamental trees shall be, at minimum: One and one-half-inch to two-inch caliper, five- to seven-foot height overall, three-foot spread, container grown. (15-gallon tree container industry standards.)

Eriobotrya japonica	Loquat
Gordonia lasianthus	Loblolly Bay*
Ilex cassine	Dahoon Holly*
Ilex opaca (or x attenuata)	American Holly and cultivars
Taxodium distichum	Bald Cypress*
Ulmus alata	Winged Elm
Ulmus parvifolia 'Drake'	Drake Elm

 

Multi-trunk trees shall have three to four one-inch trunks, minimum.

Lagerstroemia indica	Crape Myrtle
Ligustrum japonicum	Tree Ligustrum
Myrica cerifera	Wax Myrtle
*These trees best placed in naturally wet areas such as swales and along retention basins

 

3.

Understory/ornamental trees (palms). Understory/ornamental palm trees shall be, at minimum: height varies, minimum eight feet clear trunk.

Sabal palmetto	Cabbage Palm
Phoenix dactylifera	Date Palm
Washingtonia robusta	Washington Palm

 

4.

Hedges, shrubs and groundcovers. All hedge, shrub and groundcover landscaped areas shall be planted to achieve 100 coverage of the planting area within one year of installation. All continuous shrub hedges shall be installed at minimum 24″ overall height and maintained at a height of 36″—42″ and 90 percent opacity within one year of planting.

All hedges/shrubs shall be, at minimum: three gallon, container grown, planted 36″ on center maximum spacing. Plant count at 36″ triangular spacing equals planting area x .129.

Galphimia gracilis	Thryallis
Ilex cornuta 'Burfordi'	Burford Holly
Ilex vomitoria	Yaupon Holly
Ixora	Ixora
Ligustrum japonica	Glossy Privet
Nerium oleander 'petite salmon'	Dwarf Oleander
Pittosporum tobira	Pittosporum
Pittosporum tobira 'Variegata'	Variegated Pittosporum
Raphiolepis 'majestic beauty'	Large Indian Hawthorn
Rhododendron	Azalea
Serenoa repens	Saw Palmetto
Viburnum odoratissimum	Sweet Viburnum

 

All groundcover plants shall be, at minimum: one gallon, container grown, planted 24″ on center maximum spacing. Plant count at 24″ triangular spacing equals planting area x .290.

Annuals	Annuals (4" pots, planted 6"-12" on center)
Aspidistra elatior	Cast Iron Plant
Cleyera japonica	Cleyera
Cuphea hyssopifolia 'Allyson'	Heather
Dietes vegeta	African Iris
Evolvulus glomeratus	Blue Daze
Hedera canariensis	Algerian Ivy
Hedera helix	English Ivy
Hemerocallis	Daylily
Ilex vomitoria 'nana'	Dwarf Yaupon Holly
Juniperus conferta 'compacta'	Shore Juniper
Juniperus squamata 'parsoni'	Parson's Juniper
Lantana montevidensis	Purple Lantana
Lantana camara 'Gold Mound'	Yellow Lantana
Lirope muscari 'Variegated Giant'	Aztec Grass
Lirope muscari 'Evegreen Giant'	Evergreen Giant Liriope
Pennisetum setaceum	Fountain Grass
Plumbago auriculata	Leadwort
Raphiolepis 'alba'	Dwarf Indian Hawthorn
Rhododendron	Azalea
Rhoeo discolor	Oyster Plant
Spartina bakeri	Cordgrass
Trachelospermum asiaticum	Dwarf Asian Jasmine
Trachelospermum jasminoides	Confederate Jasmine
Tulbaghia violacea	Society Garlic
Zamia pumila	Coontie

 

Accents: Limited use, may count toward total landscape area requirement.

Cycas revoluta	Sago Palm
Crinum asiaticum	Crinum Lily
Hibicus	Hibiscus
Philodendron selloum	Philodendron
Phoenix reclinata	Senegal Date Palm
Rhapis excelsa	Lady Palm
Strelitzia nicolai	White Bird of Paradise
Strelitzia regina	Bird of Paradise

 

5.

Lawns.

a.

All landscape areas not planted with shrubs and groundcovers, mulched, or left in a natural vegetative state shall be sodded with St. Augustine "Floratam" solid sod.

b.

The sod shall be in good condition, free of weeds, two inches in thickness and planted within 24 hours of arrival to the site. The planting method shall avoid continuous running sod joints. All areas where a solid joint is not achieved shall be filled with topsoil or sprigs of grass sod.

6.

Approved aquatic plant material list. Upper littoral zone (six inches above or below the normal water level).

Taxodium disticum	Bald Cypress (large native tree)
Iris hexagona	Blue Flag Iris (native perennial)
Scirpus califoricus	Giant Bulrush
Canna flaccida	Golden Canna (native plant)
Spartina Bakeri	Cordgrass

 

Middle littoral zone (from one inch to three inches below normal water level).

Sagittatia lancifolia	Arrowhead (native plant)
Taxodium ascendens	Pond Cypress (large native tree)
Pontederia cordata	Pickerel Weed (native perennial plant)

 

Lower littoral zone (from three inches to five inches below normal water level)

Nymphaea odorata

Fragrant White Water Lily

 

Other aquatic plants may be used from the List of Aquatic Plants Found in Florida, as prepared by the Florida Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of Aquatic Plant Management.

(Ord. No. 03-30, § 2B(App.), 9-17-03)