Ordinance 85-44 WILL!,, !~ j. P~AgAN ~
ORDINANCE 85- 4/~ c)
AN ORDINANCE AMENDINC,~)~ RDINANCE 78-29, TIlE PLANNED
UNIT DEVELOPMENT DOCUM'~iNT FOR PARK SHORE UNITS 2 &
5, BY AMENDING SECTION,, ,, GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF
PROJECT: AMENDING IV b. LOTS 1 through 29, BLOCK 1:2;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, William R. Vines, Agent for' Park Shore petitioned the Board of
County Commissioners of Collier County, Florida, to amend the Park Shore
Unit 2 & $ Pier, ned Unit Development Document, Collier County Ordinance ?8-29,
NOW, THEREFORE LET IT BE ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA:
SEC': ION ONE:
Ordinance No. 78-29, P.U.D. Document Section 1, BACKGROUND
INFORMATION, Subsection 1 (c) shall be amended to read ss follows:
c. General Description of Project
The essential development components of Park Shore Unltl 2 & $ are
as follows:
Sites for tall elevator apartments, and/or cjustered Iow-rise
residential structures, along the gulf.
2. Six large beachfront commons areas.
Four access commons areas located on the beach side of' Gulf
Shore Boulevard.
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Five bayfront residential cjusters.
Two commercial parcels located at the Intersection of Park Shore
Drive and C;ulf Shore Boulevard.
6. A boyfront apartment site.
A 100 foot wide public beach access strip at the south and of Unit
2, Including parking facilities, and a 20 foot wide easement at the
north end of Unit 5, which will provide beach access for emergency,
maintenance, and other authorized vehicles, together with a pedes-
trian beach walk connecting the offstreat parking facilities on Gulf
Shore Boulevard to the beach.
8. A 200 foot wide, approximate 2 acre private beach access parcel.
9. Boat docks, extending into the waters of Venetian Bay.
10. Portions of Gulf Shore Boulevard and Park Shore Drive,
SECTION TWO:
Ordinance No. 78-29, P.U.D. Document Section IV, SPECIFIC DEVELOP-
MENT AREAS, Subsection IV (b) shall be amended to read as follows:
b. Lots 1 through 29, Block 12.
These building sites shall be used solely for multi-family residences
and/0~' clu. s. tered slnc~le family or two family resldencesf and customary
mul~,i-FemHy-~'esh:lence accessory uses and structures.
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1. Setbacks - Principal and Accessory Buildings.
Any building housing accessory uses which is In excess of two stories
In height Is defined as a principal building. No building, principal o~'
accessory, shall be closer than 50 feet to a lot line which abuts a beach-
front commons. No building shall be closer' than $0 feet to the Gulf Shore
Boulevard right of way, or one-half its building height, whichever is
greater. No building, principal or accessory, shall be closer to a side yard
line than 25 feet, or one-half of the building height, whichever Is greater',
except that if adjoining lots are Jointly planned, buildings may be closer
to thel~ common side lines than required above, so long as no two bulldlnge
on adjoining lots are closer together than 50 feet or one-half of their combined
heights, whichever is greater. No building, principal or accessory, shall
be closer than 50 feet to an access commons lot line. These setback
rea~uirements are deslc~ned to insure adec[uate separation between and
o. pen space around residential structures. In the event that cjustered
low-rise residential structures are planned on Lot 26~ lesser setbacks to the
iow-rise buildings may be approved by tho county through the Development.
Plan Approval process, as set forth In Section 10.5 of Collier County Zoning
Ordinance No. 82-2. Below ground and pactlally below ground structures,
principal and accessory, which ara covered with landscaping end/or with
outdoor recreational facilities which are no higher than 2 feet above the
finished grade, may be built within required yards. No building, principal
or accessory, shall be constructed seaward of the Coastal Setback Line
unless necessary variances from all agencies with Jurisdiction over the
Coastal Setback Line have been secured.
2. Maximum Density.
25 dwelling units per nat acre. Individual lots within Block 12 may bm
developed to a higher or lower density than 25 units per acre, Io long
as the total dwelling units developed on Lots 1 through 29, Block 12,
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does not exceed 25 unite per acre. Provided however that In the event
that cjustered Iow-rlse.dwelllnfl units are developed on Lot 26r .the unused
density on Lot 26 may not be transferred elsewhere.
3. Minimum Dwelling Unlt Flo.or Area.
1. 200 square feet
Minimum Offstreet Parking.
1. $ spaces per dwelling unit, which may be located on the building
site and/or within the adjoining parking commons.
5. Minimum Recreational Open Space.
750 square feet for efficiency or one bedroom apartments0 l$0additlonal
square feet for each additlonal bedroom. Recreational open space Includes
landscaped ground area; ground and roof area which has been developed
for recreational use by apartment residents; and open apartment belconlel.
Open space credited to each apartment project Includes that which la on
the building site plus that which occurs in the fractional commons areas
assigned to that building site. (See Table Number 1)
Height Limitation
None. Building height shall be measured from the minimum permitted
elevation for habitable floors.
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SECTION THREE;
This ordlnance shall become effective upon notice that it hal been
filed with the office of the Secretary of State.
DATES: Ausult 20, [985
ATTESTED:
'.';~Y~'U~AM J, REAGAN,/<=Ierk
form
and
Assis~nt County ~torney
By:
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
FRED~[R/CK Jo VOSS, Chairman
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This ordinance filed wlfl~ ~
Secrefar~ of S~ate's
ofld Qckrtowl4K:lgement of fhat
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STATE OF FLORIDA )
COUNTY OF COLLIER )
I, WILLIAM J. REAGAN, Clerk o£ Courts in and for the
Twentieth Judicial Circuit, Collier County, Florida~ do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true original oft
ORDINANCE 85-44
which was adopted by the Board of County Conmissioners during
Regular Session on the 20th day of August, 1985.
WITNESS my hand and the official seal of the Board of
County Conissioners of Collier County, Florida, this 21st
day of August, 1985.
WlLI~IAM J. REA(~AN
Clerk of Courts and Clerk
Ex-Officio to Board of
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