Ordinance 90-059 ORDINANCE NO. 90- 59
EvAN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 84-90, WHICH
STABLISHED THE WEST CROWN POINTE PLANNED UNIT
ELOPMENT, BY AMENDING THE PUD DOCUMENT COVE~
EET TO REFLECT NEW APPLICANT NAME, AND TO CH~.GE
E DATE OF THE REVISED PUD DOCUMENT; AMENDING ~ii
BSECTION 1.3 TO REFLECT NEW PROPERTY OWNERSHIP;
ENDING SUBSECTION 1.4, GENERAL LOCATION OF :"
OPERTY AREA, PARAGRAPH B) TO REFLECT THE CURRENT
. ONING CLASSIFICATION; AMENDING SECTION II, "
OF COMPLIANCE, TO REFLECT COMPLIANCE ITH
THE GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLAN AND TO ALLOW THE ~.
COMMUNITY TO BE DEVELOPED AT A LOWER DENSITY FO~
SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS, YET ALLOW THE MAXIMUM
DENSITY TO OCCUR WITHIN THE REMAINING TRACTS;
AMENDING SECTION III, PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
DESCRIPTION, SUBSECTION 3.3, PROJECT PLAN AND LAND
USE TRACTS, PARAGRAPH A) TO ADD SINGLE FAMILY
DWELLINGS; AMENDING SUBSECTION 3.3, PROJECT PLAN
AND LAND USE TRACTS, PARAGRAPH B), TO ADD SINGLE
FAMILY DWELLINGS; AMENDING SUBSECTION 3.3, PROJECT
PLAN AND LAND USE TRACTS, PARAGRAPH C), MAXIMUM
PROJECT DENSITY, TO ALLOW NO MORE THAN 100 SINGLE
FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNITS OR 330
MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNITS PROVIDED
TMAT FOR EVERY SINGLE FAMILY UNIT CONSTRUCTED THE
PETITIONER WILL REDUCE THE TOTAL NUMBER OF
MULTI-FAMILY UNITS BY TWO UNITS; AMENDING
SUBSECTION 3.4, PROJECT PHASING, TO REFLECT THE
REVISED DEVELOPMENT PHASING SCHEDULE; AMENDING
SECTION IV, TRACTS E THROUGH J, RESIDENTIAL
DEVELOPMENT, SUBSECTION 4.3, MAXIMUM DWELLING
UNITS, TO REFER TO SUBSECTION 3.3, PARAGRAPH C);
AMENDING SUBSECTION 4.5, USES PERMITTED, PARAGRAPH
A), PRINCIPAL USES, BY ADDING SINGLE-FAMILY
RESIDENCES; AMENDING SUBSECTION 4.5 USES PERMITTED,
PARAGRAPH B), ACCESSORY USES, BY ADDING PARKING,
TENNIS COURTS AND PARAGRAPHS 6) AND 7), TO ALLOW
BOAT DOCK FACILITIES AND A GATE HOUSE; AMENDING
SUBSECTION 4.5, USES PERMITTED, PARAGRAPH C),
SPECIAL USE, TO PROHIBIT THE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
AND EVAPORATION POND USE FROM TRACT "J"; AMENDING
SUBSECTION 4.6, REGULATIONS, BY ADDING SETBACKS AND
YARD REQUIREMENTS, MINIMUM FLOOR~REA FOR
SINGLE-FAMILY DWELLINGS, MAXIMUM HEIGHT FOR
SINGLE-FAMILY AND MULTI-FAMILY DWELLINGS, AND
SINGLE F~MILY AND MULTI-FAMILY DEFINITIONS, AND BY
ADDING SINGLE-FAMILY MINIMUM LOT SIZE; ~4ENDING
SUBSECTION 4.7, OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS,
PARAGRAPHS 4.7.1 AND 4.7.2, TO REFLECT PAd, KING
LOCATION AND PARKING REQUIREMENTS FOR SINGLE FAMILY
RESIDENCES; AMENDING SECTION VII, EASEMENT TRACTS C
& D, SUBSECTION 7.2, TRACT D: UTILITY AND ROADWAY
EASEMENT, TO ALLOW A 60 FOOT DEDICATED PUBLIC RIGHT
OF WAY AND PRIVATE ROADWAYS; AMENDING SECTION VIII,
UTILITIES AND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS, SUBSECTION
8.7, TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENTS, BY ADDING MUNICIPAL
SERVICE TAXING UNIT/LIGHTING DISTRICT; ~4ENDING
SUBSECTION 8.12, CLEARING, GRADING, EARTHWORK AND
SITE DRAINAGE BY ADDING A REQUIREMENT FOR AN
EXCAVATION PERMIT; AMENDING SUBSECTION 8.13 STREET
CONSTRUCTION, BY ADDING A REFERENCE TO PRIVATE
STREETS; AND BY PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners approved Ordinance
Number 84-90, as amended, which established the West Crown Pointe
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Planned Unit Developmont; and
W~EREAS, Rick Hedlund of Team Plan Incorporated, representing
Crown Point Development Corporation, Loch Louise Master Plan
Association, Incorporated, petitioned the Board of County
Commissioners of Collier County, Florida, to amend Ordinance Number
84-90, as previously amended by Ordinances 86-3, 87-30 and 88-32;
NOW,' THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by the'Board of County"
Commissioners of Collier County, Florida:
SECTION ONEs
Ordinance 84-90, Cover Page, shall be amended to reflect new
applicant'name of Crown Points Development Corporation, Loch Louise
Master'Association, Inc. and Forest Lake Development Corporation of
Naples and date of revised PUD document,
SECTION-TWOS
Ordinanc~ 84-90, Section I, Project Ownership and Description,
Subsection-l.3, Property Ownership, shall be amended to read as
''1;'3-'PROPERTY OWNERSHIP
.'~Thm.~ropsrty is currently under the ownership of ~s=es~-Bake
Vem~H~e? Crow~ Points Development Corporation. Loch Louise
Master Association. Inc. and Forest Lake Development
~.~CorDoration of
SECTION THREE,
i'.Ordinance 84-90, Section I Project Ownership and Description,
Sub~m~%~
1".4., General Location of Property Area, shall be amended
J.l~.4. ~.,GENERAL LOCATION OF PROPERTY AREA
,.,..,.~..',...A ...... The site contains 102.6 (±) acres and is located on
-"= ' S.R. 84 (Davis Boulevard, approximately 3 miles east
of the intersection of Davis Boulevard and Airport
Road. The site is further described as being
~, --.. bounded on the north by Davis Boulevard; on the
.-.. south by the Riviera Golf Course; on the east by
~ndeve~oped-pa~ee~s-o~-~and~ the Kin~ Wood Garde~
~ondominium; and on the west by the King's Lake
subdivision.
B. The current zoning classification of the subject
project is
5-a=~es~= P.U.D. fMulti-Famil¥ P.U.D.)
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SECTION FOUR:
Ordinance 84-90, Section II, Statement of Compliance, shall be
amended to read as follows:
SECTION II
STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE
The-rezoning'to'Planned-Unit Degelopment of 102.6 acres-(±) located
in Section 7, Township 50 South, Range 26 East, Collier County,
Florida, to be known as West Crown Points is in compliance with the
objectives stated in the Comprehensive Plan and with the
requirements of the Colliur County Zoning OrdinancQ for the
following reasons:
adsq~a~e-e~mm,m~%~-~ae½~½es-a~d-ee~v~¢~es? The proposed
Dro4ect is consistent with the Growth Manauement Plan.
The Density Ratin~ SYstem allows for a maximum of four
(4~ dwollln~ units Der acre. Tho Dro4ect is Proposed to
have a maximum density of 3.2 units Der acre.
2) ~he-Pre~m~nary-Re¥~ew-~er-e~mp~½a~ce-w½%h-~he
eemprehens~ve-P½an-~n~½ea%es-%he-Dropese~-pregec%-w~½~
~epese~-~e-have-a-msx~m~m-~ens&~y-e~-Bv~-un~s-pe~-ae~e=
The Dro4ect facilitates builder/developers the
ODDortunitv tO de¥clo~ the communitv at a lower density,
vet allowinc the maximum density to occur within any
all tracts to take advantage of the existinc lake (~7,~ +
acres) amenity and the desires of th~ DroDosed residents.
3) The property is well served by direct access to S.R. 84
(Davis Boulevard).
4) The property is within the County water supply system
service area.
SECTION FIVE:
Ordinance 84-90, Section III, Project Development Description,
Subsection 3.3, Project Plan and Land Use Tracts, shall be amended
to read as follows:
3.3 PROJECT PLAN AND LAND USE TRACTS
A) The project master site plan and tract map is
iljustrated by Figure 3, "Amended PUD Master Plan",
is hereby amended to reflect the private internal
roadway network and the public roadway connecting
West Crown Points with East Crown Pointe. .The
project will be comprised of nine tracts totaling
102.6 (±) acres. The planned development calls for
a maximum of 330 m~-~am~y residential units
resulting in a gross project density of ±3.2 units
per acre.
The basic project development objective is to
provide a quality residential community comprised of
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ulnole family, villas, townhouses, medium density
multi-family~ apartment buildings together with
recreational facilities and related amenities.
A majority of the residential units will be arranged
facing the water around the perimeter of an
expansive central lake.
The remaining portion of the project's units
~ be arranged along the road connecting the lake
front development with Davis Boulevard.
............. B) Tract descriptions for the nine tracts are listed ......... below (refer to Figure 3).-
1. Tract C: Vegetative buffer and FP&L Easement.
2.Tract D: Access right-of-way, drainage and
utility easement.
3. Tracts H, I, ~ - SinGle-family residential, or
multi-family residential; 13-story over parking
with a maximum buildinq heiqht of 50
4. Track K: Open lake recreational.
5. Tracts E, F, G: Sin~le-familv residential, or
Villas, town houses; and multi-family: -
12-story over parking?i with a maximum ~uildin~
height of 40 feet],
6. Tract J: SinGle family or multi-family
residential with a maximum building height of
40 feet,
~ In addition to the various areas and specific items
shown in Figure 3, such easements (utility, private,
semi-public, etc.) shall be established within or
along the various tracts as may be necessary or
deemed desirable for the service function or
convenience of the project's inhabitants.
C) Maximum Project Density: Ne-mere-ghan-~e
m~-fam~½y-~es~e~a~-dwe~ng-~s No more thaq
100 single familv residential dwellin~ unit~
or 330 multi-family residential dwelling units shall
be constructed in the total project area, DroVid~
that for every single family unit constructed the
petitioner will reduce the total number Qf
multi-family units by ~ uD~ts, These units may be
located as desired meeting all requirements of this
document within the boundaries of each tract.
Section 4.3 of tb~s document outlines the maximum
~wellinG units by tract lev the Dro~ect. Thes-
units may be either single-family or multi-family
accordance with Subsection 3.3 D, Up to a maximum
of 10% of the total project dwelling units may be
transferred from any tract or or tracts to any other
tract or tracts.
SECTION SIX:
Ordinance 84-90, Section III, Project Development Description,
Subsection 3.4, Project Phasing, shall be amended to read as
follows:
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3 . 4 PROJECT PHASING
West Crown Pointe will be developed in approximately five
(5) phasee as indicated in Table 1. Estimates of the
conztruction periods and number of dwelling units in each
phase are included in Table 1. The sequence, number of
units in each phase, and type of units in each phase may
change during the course of the project as dictated by
market conditions, or as demand for certain types of
housing becomes evident.
............................... TABLE 1
ESTIMATED DEVELOPMENT PHASING SCHEDULE
Phase No. of Units Start Completion
I 50 6~85 1/91 ~85 ~/91
2 80 ~86 1/92 ~Z~86 12/92
3 100 ~B~ 1/93 ~8~ 12/93
4 100 ~88 1/94 ~88 ~2/94
SECTION SEVEN:
Ordinance 84-90, Section IV, Tracts E Through J, Residential
Development, Subsection 4.3, Maximum Dwelling Units, shall be
amended to read as follows:
4.3 HAXIMUM DWELLING UNITS
A maximum number of 330 dwelling units may be constructed
on the tracts designated with the following breakdown by
tract:
Tract J 57 dwelling units
Tract E 49 dwelling units
Tract F 28 dwelling units
Tract G 48 dwelling units
Tract H 61 dwelling units
Tract I 87 dwelling units
Total 330
These units may be located or cjustered as desired within
the development tracts as defined above to enable maximum
open space subject to limiting conditions as set forth in
this document~, and as set forth in SubsectioD 3.3 C) of
this document.
SECTION EIGHT:
ordinance 84-90, Section IV, Tracts E Through J, Residential
.Development, Subsection 4.5, Uses Permitted, Paragraph A),
Principal Uses, shall be amended to read as follows:
4.5 USES PERMITTED
No building or structure, or part thereof, shall be
erected, altered or used, or land used, in whole or in
part, for other than the following:
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,, A) Principal Uses:
1) Tracts H, I, J - sinGle-familv, or multi-family
residences,-_/3-story over parking including
villas and townhouses ~ith a maximum building
height of §0 feet.}
2) Tracts E, F, & G - Residences including Single-
family, villas, townhouses, and multi-family.
(Maximum building height 40
..... 3) 'Lakes and water management-facilities.
4) Project management office and facilities.
5) Manager's residence.
Tract J: SinGle-family or multi-family with
maximum building height of 4Q feet.
SECTION NINE:
Ordinance 84-90, Section IV, Tracts E Through J, Residential
Development, Subsection 4.5, Uses Permitted, Paragraph B),
Accessory Uses, shall be amended to read as follows:
~, B) Accessory Uses:
1) Accessory uses and structures, including
· private garages.
: 2) Recreational uses and facilities such as boat
ramps and small docks, swimming pools, tenni~
courts, children's playground areas, pedestrian
and bicycle paths, golf practice areas, club
facilities which offer food, beverage, social
recreational and related services. Such
facilities may be owned in common by dwelling
unit owners or may be owned and operated as a
commercial recreation service by the developer
or his successor in title. Such uses shall be
visually and functionally compatible with the
project residences which have the exclusive use
of such facilities.
3) Signs as permitted at the time a permit is
requested or required.
4) Model dwelling units shall be permitted in
conjunction with the promotion of the
development.
5) Maintenance and utility buildings and
> facilities.
Boat dock facilities constructed to a maximu~
of 20' (feet} beyond the normal low water lin,
(+4,- N.G.V.D.} of lake for either
family or multi-familv, and may be constructed
within the Lake maintenanc~ e~ements OF
tracts so long as the mainten~!nce of these
lakes is not effected,
on private access ways, cate house or
controlled access po~Dt dev~f~
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SECTION TEN:
Ordinance 84-90, Section IV, Tracts E-J, Residential
Development, Subsection 4.5, Uses Permitted, Paragraph C), Special
Uses shall be amended as follows:
C) Special Use:
A portion of any Tract"C through I may be used
as the temporary location of a sewage treatment
plant and oxidation/evaporation pond until a
municipal treatment and collection system is
available to serve the project. At such time
as the treatment plant is discontinued, all of
so used Tract shall be utilized in a manner
provided for by this document. The temporary
sewage treatment plant including
oxidation/evaporation ponds shall be located no
closer than 150 feet from the Kings Lake P.U.D.
property line= No o×idation/evaDoration Ponds
or sewage treatment treatment Dlant will be
allowed in Trac~ J.
SECTION ELEVEN:
Ordinance 84-90, Section IV, Tracts E Through J, Residential
Development, Subsection 4.6, Regulations, shall b(~ amended to read
as follows: ~'
4.6 REGULATIONS
4.6.1 General: All criteria listed below shall be
understood to be in relation to the respective
tract boundary lines or between buildings.
4.6.2Minimum Yards: Residential "tracts" included in
the project design
se%Baeks,--en-%he-o~he~-han~z have the following
criteria and are herein included so as to preserve
the integrity of the project:
A) Setback from edge of street pavement - 35 feet
multi-family. 25 feet single-family,
B) Setbacks from project boundary lines = 25 feet
multi-family. 20 feet single-~amily,
C) Sin~le-familv minimum yard requiremeD~s~
1, Front yard: 20 feet.
2. Side yard: 7.~ feet (NOTE: In the event
of an irregular shaped lot. where either
the front or rear Yard w~dth is
substantially wider or narrower than th,
other, the
modified as fo~%ows; i.e.: Fro~t 80',
Rear 60', StaDdard 7.5' setbac~ - (60 :
80) X 7.5' = $.6' adjusted side setbac~
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~Smaller is always divisible by the
larqer).
3. Zero lot lines will be al%Qw~, ~rovided a
7.5 fOQ~ side Yard from each zero-lot-line
struct~r~ is imposed Calso sg~ Subsection
4.6.2.c,~),
4. Rear vard: 15 feet, Set~ack shall be from
the lake maintenance tract or 15' from the
rear lot line on dry lotsu
e~D~ Setback from Florida Power & Light Easement = 0
feet, except Tract "J" where the setback shall
be 15 feet. A landscaped buffer per Section
8.37 of the Zoning Ordinance (82-2) shall be
provided within the 15-foot setback for that
portion of Tract "J" that is opposite the ...
single family development in Kings Lake P.U.D.
B~E~ Buildinq setbacks from lake will be at the
landward lake maintenance easement line.
Structural protrusions into and over the lake
shall be allowed as identified in Subsection
4.5.B)6),
M~F~ Lesser setbacks may be provided for villas and
townhouses subject to site plan approval.
P)G~ Distance between principal multi-family
structures - 20 feet or one half (1/2) the sum
of the heights of the adjacent structures,
whichever is greater. Sinqle family build~Dg
separations shall be dictated bv their
respec~ive yard setbacks.
he~h~-o~-~he-s~t~rer
S~H~ Villas, townhouses and cjuster housing in tract
E, F, & G shall have no minimum distance
between adjacent structures.
4.6.3 Minimum Floor Area: Each residential unit shall
have a minimum floor area of 800 square feetr for
multi-family and 1000 square feet lone storY) or
1200 square feet ~two story) for siD.gle-family.
4.6.4 Maximum Height: Three (3) stories above parking in
Tracts H, I &-Se with a maximum height of 50 feet,
two (2) stories above parking in Tracts E, F & G
with a maximum buildtn~ height of 40 feet, and
Tract J the maximum bu$ldSn~ height wilt be 40 ~eet
£or multi-family or two f2) stories for
~inqle-familv. BuildiD~ heiqht is the vertical
distance measured ~rom the first finished floor to
the hiqhest point of the roof surface of a flat o~
Bermuda roof to the deck liDe of a mansard roof and
to the mean height level b~tween eaves and ridqe of
qable, hid and qambrel roofs.
4.6.$ Multi-family units are defined as:
2-story stacked up,ts over Parkinq or 3-story
stacke~ un,ts over parkiBq.
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2-story stacked units or 3-story stacked units
~et on ~rade.
~ C~ 2-story attached townhouse units with no more
than 8 uDits Der building and with each unit
havin~ no more ~han (21 party walls.
D)1-story attached or detached v~llas units with
no more ~b~n 4 units Der buildinq.
E~ Cjustered hoqsin~ units with a combination of
1 and 2 story attached & detached units
orcanized argqD~ ~ q~Dtral theme with no more
than 20 units Der cjuster.
4.6.6 Sinqle family units are defined as:
A) Fee simple lo~ with a minimum lot size of 65'
× 100' having detached units with the reGuire4
~etbacks set in Subsection 4.6.2.C~.
Zero lot line units are single family units
that have ~11 one buildin~ wall on a lot line.
SECTION TWELVE:
Ordinance 84-90, Section IV, Tracts E Through J, Residential
Development, Subsection 4.7, Off-Street Parking Requirements, shall
be amended to read as follows:
4.7 OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS
4.7.1 Location: Parking spaces required for buildings
within an envelope or tract shall be located within
said tract and shall be located under the building
and/or outside in the immediate vicinity of the
building being served?~ for multi-family and on the
same lot for sinGle-family.
4.7.2 Requirements: One and one-half (1 1/2) paved
parking spabes per residential unit plus one-half
(1/2) grassed space dedicated to overflow parking~
for multi-family and two (2) Der residential unit
for single familY. All parking shall be located on
the same tract or as parking serves and Darkin~
COuqts shall include all spaces within covered or
eDc~osed ~araGes. No recreational vehicle
Parking will be allowed in Tract J.
SECTION THIRTEEN:
ordinance 84-90, Section VII, Easement Tracts C & D,
Subsection 7.2, Tract D: Utility and Road Easement, shall be
amended to read as follows:
7.2 TRACT D: UTILITY AND ROADWAY EASEMENT
This tract is designated for permanent ingress and egress
to the project. It may also contain utility, drainage or
other easements designated by the County or by private
utilities. The roadways will be public pr private=
The Public roadwavs will be dedicated to Collier County
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following normal acceptance procedures. The
dedicated public right of way will run from Davis Blvd.
~outh to and in front of the Fecr~ation Facility (on the
north side of the lake) and then run into the Crown
Pointe East. P.U.D. All roadways on tho west. south and
east side of the l~ke will be private. See figure
SECTION FOURTEEN:
Ordinance 84-90, Section VIII, Utilities and Development
standards, SUbsection 8.'7, Traffic Improvements,' shall be amended
to read as follows:
· 8.7 TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENTS
Subject to Collier County Department of Transportation
approval, the Developer, his assigns or successors, shall
provide the following:
1. Left and right turn lanes on S.R. 84 at the project
· entrance.
2. Arterial level street lighting at the project
entrance. Operation and maintenance shall be the
responsibility of the owner/developer until such
time as the system becomes part of any arterial
street lighting system from S.R. 84 or a MuniciPal
Service Ta×ln~ Unit CM.S.T.U.) and/or a stree~
li~htin~ district, either being formally adopted and
includes the property referenced in ~
"' above.
3. A "fair share" contribution toward the capital cost
of a traffic signal at the project entrance when
deemed warranted by the County Engineer. The signal
will be owned, operated and maintained by Collier
County.
4. A 10-foot bikepath easement and obligation to
construct a bikepath along the S.R. 84 frontage when
and if the bikepath is needed as part of the County
or State bike route.
5. Subject to FDOT approval, the developer shall
provide a sidewalk/bike path within the right-of-way
and abutting the north boundary of the property.
If existing right-of-way or easement is not adequate
for construction of said sidewalk/bike path, as
determined by the County Engineer and/or FDOT, the
developer, his successors or assigns shall provide
such right-of-way or easement as is necessary.
Sidewalk/bike path will not be required until a
sidewalk/bike path network is existing and provides
pedestrian/bicycle transportation to useful places
within the area ad determined by the County
Engineer. Construction of the sidewalk/bikepath
will not be required by the developer if it is
constructed as part of FDOT's improvements to Davis
Boulevard (SR-84). Prior to the approval of the
final phase of construction (if there is only one
phase of construction then prior to approval of this
one phase) if the sidewalk/bike path has not been
constructed the developer shall provide the
necessary right-of-way or easement and, at his
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option, construct the sidewalk/bike path, or post a
bond in the amount deemed necessary by the County
Engineer to insure the sidewalk/hike path will be
constructed, or make payment to the County for the
cost of the sidewalk/bike path improvements at the
current cost of construction as determined by the
County Engineer. If the latter is chosen, the
County would then be responsible for construction as
part of a County-wide program.
6. The project shall be subject to the provisions of
. .... the "fair share" ordinance now under study by the
County, when and if enacted. -
7. The developer shall analyze the road system to
determine the appropriate speed limit: and post the
speed limit as required by the Manual of Uniform
Traffic Control Devises (MUTCD). Additionally,
warning signs and raised pavement markings will be
placed along the entrance road as required by the
MUTCD and by the County Transportation
Department.
SECTION FIFTEEN:
Ordinance 84-90, Section VIII, Utilities and Development
Standards, Subsection 8.13, Street Construction, shall be amended
to read as follows:
8.13 STRE~f CONSTRUCTION
" All streets will remain public or Private with Public
street design and construction meeting ths minimum County
-'. , standards that are in effect at the time a permit is
'~ ~ requested or required.
SECTION SIXTEEN:
This Ordinance shall become effective upon receipt of notice
from the Secretary of State that this Ordinance has been filed with
the Secretary of State.
DATE: July 24, 1990 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER C~J~TY, FLORIDA /,~
ATTEST: BY:
JAMES C~'~ILES, CLERK MAX A. ~RAS~E, J~. /CHAIRMAn/' '
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~P~OVED AS TO FORM AND LEGAL SUFFICIENCY:
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MARJO~ E M~':.STUDENT ' Q~
ASSISTANT ~bUNTY ATTORNEY fllln~
DA-8 -14 O INANCE AMEnDmEnTS
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':~' ~,001~ AS'..
STATE OF FLORIDA )
COUNTY OF COLLIER ) ~'
I, JAMES C. GILES, Clerk of Courts in and for the
Twentieth Judicial Circuit, Collier County, Florida, do :'
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of:
Ordinance No. 90-59
which was adopted by the Board of County Commissioners on
the 24th day of July, 1990, during Regular Session.
WITNESS my hand and the official seal of the Board
County CommIssioners of Collier County, Florida, this
day of August, 1990.
~i:.- JAMES C. GILES
!', Clerk of Courts and Clerk'
Ex-officio to Board of .t
;: County Commissioner~ /'),'
i!< (By: /s/Maureen Kenyon '/,
? Deputy Clerk -.,