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CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
Planning Depa~~ent
100 B. Boynton Beacb Boulevard
P.O. Box 310
Boynton Beach, Florida 33425-0310
FAX NUMBER (407) 738-7459
OFFICE NUMBER (407) 738-7490
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MEMORANDUM
Utilities #90-214
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TO:
Timothy Cannon
Interim Planning Dir~c or
John A, Guidry
Director of Utilities
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FROM:
DATE: April 4, 1990
SUBJECT: TRB Review - Boynton Beach Car Care Center
Site Plan
We offer the following comments on this pro1ect:
1. The on~site 6" sewer main should be redesiqned as an 8"
sewer to the City's standards. Note that the City will own
and maintain only the 8" main line, and will require ease-
ments for same.
2. Show all easements for the on-site utilities, including fire
hydrants, main lines and water services up to and including
the water meter.
3. Reduced pressure backflow preventers will be required on the
water services due to the type of cross-connection hazards
posed by the projected uses. We recommend dual units,
mounted in parallel, on each service so as to allow for un-
interrupted flow.
4. Show the fire line connection. A double check valve
assembly may be required on this line.
5. Loop the 6" water main.
6. Provide fire flow calculations.
7. All water and sewer utilities to be owned and maintained by
this department must meet our adopted design criteria,
Please alter your details accordingly.
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bc: Peter Mazzella
EN3INEEERIN3 DEPAR'IMENT MEMO NO. 90-079
March 27, 1990
TO: J. Scott Mil1er
City Manager
FRa.1.: Vincent A. Finizio
Acting Assistant to the City Engineer
RE: T .R.B. Carrrents
Car Care Center
VanderPloeg and Associates
In confonnance with Chapter 19, Article II, "Site Plan Review and Approval",
Section 19-17 "Plan Required" and Boynton Beach Parking Lot Regulations,
Article X, Section 5-142, "Required Irrproverrents", the applicant shall sutrnit
the following information, data and pIan corrections.
1. Provide a current survey which is a sutmittal requirerrent for the site
pIan review and approval process. Section 19-17 (k) "Required Technical
Data" .
2. Provide a construction detail depicting luminaire (lighting fixture)
types, including a staterrent that the lighting system shal1 be activated
by photo.cel1s. Section 5-142(g) "Lighting Standards".
3. Raised continuous concrete curbing as shown on section/detail sheet does
not carpI y with minimum City standards. Raised continuous concrete curbing
shall re 13~"x6Ix8" as specified within Section 5-142(g) "CUrbing Standards".
Place raised continuous concrete curbing at the extrerre N.E. parking stall,
the extrerre N. W. parking stalls and the extrerre S. W. parkiling stalls.
Note: One :foot wide curbing interruptions may re utilized to facilitate
stOnTlW"ater drainage.
4. Stormwater inlet grates shall be set at an elevation approximately 0.5 I
above the invert elevation of grassed swale/retention areas to facilitate
the percolation and pretreatrrent of stOnTlW"ater. Provide swale elevations
on plans, 5-142 (g) "Drainage and Construction Standards". Percolation
test data and drainage calculations are required. Section 5-142 (f)
"Drainage" .
5 , The southwest ingress/egress approach is closer than the minimum allowable
distance of 180 feet to intersecting rights-of-way lines for Congress
Avenue and S.W. 30th Avenue. Section 5-142 (h) Driveways, Subsection (h3).
6. Clarify how the erosion of soils adjacent to the east edge of the facility,
will be prevented, when stormwater appears to be sheet flowing into tre 60 I
Drainage easement fran the parking lot. Section 19-17 (k) "Technical Data".
7. Insufficient free back up space (27') at nurrerous parking stall locations.
Section 5-142 (g) "Construction Standards and Appendix",
8. Minimum parking stal1 length shall re 18 I. Revise plans accordingly and
provide a striping detail for handicap and standard stalls in compliance
with Section 5-142 (i) "Parking Lot Layout", Section 5-142 (k) "Handicap
Requirerrents", Section 5-142 (1) "Parking Lot Striping" and Section 5-142 (g)
"Standards".
9. Provide fully sodded and irrigated swales within the public rights-of-ways
in confonnance with minimum Engineering Departrrent Standard A-80033.
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Vincent A. Finizio ~
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cc: Jim Golden, Senior City Planner
ENGINEERING DEPAR'IMENT MEMO NO. 90-085
March 30, 1990
TO: J. Scott Mil1er
City Manager
FRa.1: Vincent A. Finizio
Acting Assistant to the City Engineer
RE: T .R.B. Carrnents
Boynton Beach Auto Care Center
Amended based upon Traffic Irrpact Analysis
The Engineering Departrrent for the City of Boynton Beach has received the
above referenced Traffic Report on 3/30/90. The following items listed
below shall augxrent the staff carrnents contained in Engineering Depa..rtrrent
Memo No. 90-079.
10. The north driveway onto Congress Avenue shall have a separate 12 foot
lane for right ingress and right egress traffic.
11. The south driveway onto Congress Avenue shall have a separate 12 foot
lane for right ingress and right egress traffic.
12. No northbound right turn lanes onto Congress Avenue because of the low
right turn volume and due to the arterial having three northbound lanes.
13. The driveway onto S. W . 30th Avenue shall have a separate 12 foot lane
for egressing and ingressing traffic.
14. S. W. 30th Avenue shall be reconstructed to develop a rredian opening pIus
left turn lane to acccmnodate the developrent traffic.
15. All driveways shall be constructed so that an adequate sight triangle is
provided.
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Vincent A. Finizio
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cc: Jim Golden, Senior City Planner
MEMORANDUM
April 5, 1990
TO: Applicant/ Boynton Beach Car Care Center
FROM: Michael E. Haag, Zoning & Site Development Administrator
RE: Courtesy comments Boynton Beach Car Care Center
Upon review of the above mentioned project, the following list of
comments have been provided as a courtesy with the applicant's full
knowledge that there will be at full review made when the project's
site plan is placed on a Technical Review Board agenda:
1. Number each parking space shown on the site plan drawing.
The minimum number of parking spaces must equal parking space
requirements as described in Appendix A zoning section 11 H,
2, Show on the plans the location and size of the required
loading zone.
3. Show on the site plan, paving and drainage and landscape plan
drawing the location of the appropriate number of handicapped
parking spaces, Distribute the handicapped parking spaces to
adequately serve each building, Show on the plans spot
elevations along the handicapped accessibility path leading
to the entrance of each tenant space from the associated
handicapped parking space. Where the handicapped code
requires a handrail identify the location and height of the
rail.
4. Show on the site plan, paving and drainage and landscape
drawing the location, width, and proposed type of material
for the handicapped accessibility path leading to the each
building from both public rights-of-way.
5. Show on the plans the location, width, length and elevation
of the level platform that is required at the ~ntrance to
each tenant space,
6. Specify the width, length and slope of the handicapped ramps
shown on the plans,
7. Show on the plans a regular and handicapped parking space
typical detail drawing. Drawing to include the width and
length of each type of parking space. Identify the color,
. size and configuration of the pavement markings. Specify the
height of the handicapped parking space signage.
8. Show and identify on the plans that each tenants maximum
allowed office space is 25% of the total area of the
individual tenant space.
9, Uses as identified on the plans will require an environmental
review pefmit prior to final site plan sign-off.
10, South Florida Water Management District permit or letter of
exemption is required.
11. Lake Worth Drainage District permit or letter of exemption
letter is required,
Memo: Boynton Beach Car Care Center
April 5, 1990
Page 2 of 2
12. Provide a detailed plan view and full section view drawing of
the dumpster enclosure and pad. Identify type, size and
color of the material proposed for the sides of the
enclosure. Specify the size and type of all required
vertical and horizontal structural material and components
required for the dumpster enclosure and pad. Identify the
overall height, width and length of dumpster enclosure, Show
the clear width of the enclosure opening <clear width to be
area inside of gate and post material) required minimum width
is ten <10') feet.
13.
Identify on plans the total setback distance
property line to the face of each building.
dimensions to meet the allowable setbacks as
Appendix A Section 8.
from each
All setback
described in
14. Show on paving and drainage plan drawing the horizontal
control dimensions through each parking space, handicapped
parking spaces, landscape islands and driveways for the
entire site.
1~. Provide a total count of each species of trees, shrub and
ground cover plant material and show computations providing
an overall percentage of each type meeting the required count
of 50% native species.
16. Identify grade of plant material <Florida #1 or better is the
minimum required).
17. Identify that all landscape areas shall be provided with an
automatic irrigation water supply system.
18. Identify the size and spacing requirements for each species
of tree and shrub landscape material that meets the
requirements of the landscape code.
19. Specify the location and type of proposed grass ground cover.
20. Show required accent landscape shrubs around the dumpster
enclosure.
21. Identify the width and length of all landscape islands. A
minimum of twenty square feet landscape area is required for
~ach interior parking space.
22. Specify on the plant list the size, type and spacing of plant
material identified as LD.
23.
All signage must comply with the sign code,
CAB approval of a sign program,
Sublni t plans for
24. I dent i fy on the plans the "on center" spac i ng of the trees
bordering the perimeter of public rights-of-way.
25. Show and identify a continuous vehicle use area landscape
screen along the east side of rear vehicle use area with
maximum spacing of shrub landscape material of 2.0' D.C.
26. Extend the vehicle use area landscape screening to form a
continuous visual barrier with a maximum 351 un landscaped
area at ingress and egress locations only.
27. Color elevations drawings must be submitted matching all the
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~ael E. Haag
ec: Timothy Cannon
Don Jaeger
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MEMORANDUM
RECEIVED
APR 4 1990
I PLANNING DEPT.
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POLICE # 90-041
TO:
Mr. James Golden
FROM:
Lt. Dale Hammack
RE:
Car Care Center
DATE:
April 3, 1990
As per our discussion at the Technical Review Board meeting of
3 April 1990, I am recommending the following:
1. Stop Bars and Stop Signs at points controlling internal ~
traffic flow.
2. Stop bars at exits.~
3. One Way and Do Not Enter signs to control."
4. Comply with Security Construction Ordinance.
I: VokS ~
Lt. Dale Hammack
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FIRE DEPARTMENT M~~ORANDUM NO. 90-204 W~C
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JIM GOLDEN. PLANNING DEPARTMENT
FROM:
WILLIAM D. CAVANAUGH, FIRE DEPARTMENT
DATE:
APRIL 5, 1990
RE:
C,AR CAF-'E CanER
SOUTH CONGRESS AVENUE
THERE IS INSUFFICIENT PARKING SHOWN AT THIS LOCATION, USE
OF DRIVEWAYS, ETC., TO ALLEVIATE A PARKING SHORTAGE HAMPERS FIRE
DEPARTMENT ACCESS,
::;HC)ULD A TIRE :3TORE e.E Cc'tna1PLATED F()R TH I~:, LC"-::/.:\TI'Al, THE
DEVELOPER SHOULD BE FOREWARNED THAT FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AND
HH1HER R/\THH:i:3 Fe'R FIRE \.'A,LL~; :3HALL BE PEG;~UIRED.
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FIRE PREVENTION OFFICER I
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RECREATION & PARK MEMORANDUM *90-182
FROM:
Timothy Cannon, Interim Planning Director
Kevin J. Hallahan, Forester/Horticulturist ~
TO:
SUBJECT: Boynton Beach Car Care Center
DATE: April 4, 1990
The following comments pertain to the landscape plans for the
above project:
1. The applicant must submit a landscape and irrigation plan
for the medians of Congress Avenue and SW 30th Avenue
(attached guidelines).
2. Non-potable water must be used for landscape irrigation.
3. All road R.O.W.'s must receive irrigation.
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POLICY AND PROCEDURE
MEDIAN LANDSCAPING
The landscape plans designed in accordance with the following
requirements will be submit~ed with the project site plan to be
reviewed by the Parks Division representative at the Technical
Review Board meeting. The approved plans will be part of the
Building Department site landscape plan kept on file. The median
will be included in the Community Appearance Board inspection for
the site requested by the applicant to the Building Department.
1. Developers will submit landscaping plans for medians in
accordance to the following guidelines:
a. Shade or flowering trees every 40 lineal feet (50%
native species).
b. Flowering bushes and/or groundcover plants located on
terminal ends of medians (30% native species).
c. Grouping of shrubs/bushes located in sporadic clumps
rather than long continuous hedge line.
d. Grassed path of minimum 60" wide to allow riding mower
to pass from one end of median to other.
e. 3" thick Melaleuca mulch in all bedding areas.
f. Irrigation system installed for all planted and grassed
areas where none exists.
g. Sod installed in median (type sod to be determined at
time of, review j .
2. Plans shall be reviewed by the Parks Division, Urban
Forester and approved as part of the Technical Review Board
and Community Appearance Board process. The Building
Department permitting set of plans shall include the
approved median landscape plan.
3.
The developers shall bear
including curbing, plant
Installation shall include:
all costs
materials
of installation,
and irrigation.
a.
Spraying grass areas
grasses two weeks
plants/trees.
with chemical to destroy
prior to installation
all
of
b.
All dead grass removed from
soil, additional spraying
residual grasses.
site, not
performed
plowed under
to destroy
c. Any existing irrigation system changed to provide
adequate water to newly planted materials from outside
curb edge spraying into center.
d. All existing shellrock or road construction debris
excavated from planting areas to depth of treelplant
rootball.
e. All trees/plants installed lower or level to existing
soil grade, using topsoil and Terra-Sorb granules as
backfill mixture.
f. Trees staked where necessary.
g. Contractor to request landscape inspections (items b,
d, e) by City .
h. ci ty shall perform a Community Appearance Board
landscape inspection, together with site landscape
inspection (Building Department).
4. The City shall assume all maintenance, property loss, and
liability responsibilities upon acceptance of installation.
cc: John Wildner, Superintendent, Parks Division
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Doug Long
FROM: James J. Golden, Senior City Planner
DATE: April 5, 1990
SUBJECT: Boynton Beach Car Care Center - Site Plan
With respect to the above, please be advised of the following:
1. The site plan is deficient 30 parking spaces (Section
11.H.16.d(4) of Appendix A - Zoning). Automobile service
bays cannot be considered parking spaces (Section 11.K of
Appendix A - Zoning).
2. Access aisle width must be increased from 24 feet to 27 feet
for ninety degree parking (Design Requirements of Article X
- Parking Lots).
3. South driveway on Congress Avenue cannot be located within
180 feet of intersecting right-of-way lines (Section 5-142
(h)(3) of Article X - Parking Lots).
4. The site plan is designed in a manner which allows for
numerous garage door openings to be visible from Congress
Avenue. There is a policy in the 1989 Comprehensive Plan
which prohibits garage doors to face Congress Avenue in this
area of the City for aesthetic reasons (see subsection 8.e
of Planning Area 8 of the Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use
Element Support Documents).
5. An Environmental Review Permit is required prior to the
issuance of a building permit (Section 8.A.3.6.3 and Section
11.3.C.6 of Appendix A - Zoning). The Environmental Review
process should be done concurrently with site plan review.
Please contact me for further details.
6. Loading zones (12 by 35 feet) have not been shown on the
site plan (Section 11.J of Appendix A - Zoning). At least
one loading zone should be provided to serve each wing of
the building. Loading zones must be separate from parking
spaces and vehicular access areas (Section 11.K of Appendix
A - Zoning).
7. Color schemes and materials of exterior surfaces have not
been indicated on the blueprint elevations (item no. 14 of
site plan application checklist).
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8. A signed and sealed survey dated within 6 months must be
submitted with each copy of the site plan (item no. 19 of
site plan application checklist).
9. The information on the site plan application does not
correspond to the site plan. In addition the site plan
application checklist was revised in March. A copy of the
new application is attached. Please note item no. 29 on
page 8.
10. Freestanding signs require site plan approval, if any are
proposed (Section 21-9 of Sign Regulations).
11. Details on the type of lighting proposed and the fixture
proposed must be shown (item no. 26.d. on site plan
application checklist - also see design requirements of
Article X - Parking Lots).
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CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
TO: Tim Cannon
DATE
3/3/90
DEPARTMENT
Planning Department
APPROPRIATE ACTION ~
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ACTION DESIRED PRIOR TO
SUBJEC'r: Auto Care Center
Attached hereto please find a letter dated February 22, 1990, to Mayor Gene
Moore from Park Place Development Group, Inc. regarding their proposal to
construct an auto care center on Congress and 30th Avenue in Boynton Beach.
For my information, what process must the applicant pursue in obtaining
approval to include food service as an accessory use to a car care center?
Your prompt attention to this inquiry is appreciated. Thank you.
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Central File
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RESPONSE:
The Building Official has previously determined that the restaurant which
Mr. Long had previously proposed was not an accessory use and therefore was
not permitted in the M-l zoning district (see attached pages 1874 and 1934.9
from zoning code). policy 1l6.1 of the Comprehensive Plan also limits
restaurants to accessory uses (see attached p. 29 from Plan). If the
restaurant is in fact, a legitimate accessory use, then it could be approved
as a part of the site plan for the property; otherwise, an amendment to
both the Comprehensive Plan and zoning regulations would be necessary.
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PARK PLACE DEVELOPMENT GROUP, INC.
ONE PARK PLACE
SUITE 325
621 N.W, 53rd STREET /
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Mr. Gene Moore, Mayor
City of Boynton Beach
639 East Ocean Avenue
P.O. Box 910
Boynton Beach, Florida 33425-0910
Dear Mr. Mayor:
As we discussed, I am planning to build an "Auto
Care Center" on Congress and 30th Ave, in Boynton Beach.
There is no zoning category in Boynton Beach for "Auto
Care Center" but a number of the uses are included under
the M-1 zoning category.
I have patterned this Center after a number of upscale
successful Centers in California and the Midwest. I've
enclosed some site background on some of these Centers.
It is essential for the success of the Center, as in any
other development where you are accumulating a number
of users who also can stand alone, to provide a synergy
that works for a successful business environment. Shopping
Centers do it with food courts, upscale Car Care Centers
do it with fast food or in line food service.
If you are having your car serviced, most people
prefer waiting on site as long as there is an opportunity
for a meal in a pleasant environment. Few people enjoy
waiting in the repair service waiting area. Other people
prefer to rent a car for the day and drive nff. There
are a number of car rental agencies who specialize in
renting during auto service.
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Mr. Gene Moore, Mayor
City of Boynton Beach
More women are becoming car owners and are taking
the responsibility for auto servicing. Whether they work
or have families to care for women prefer the convenience
of an "Auto Care Center" and require an acceptable environment
for waiting or a convenient auto rental. Most women would
consider food service as an accessory use to an "Auto
Care Center" as a convenient place to wait.
We want the citizens of Boynton Beach to enjoy the
convenience and pleasantness of a property planned "Auto
Care Center." I hope the City of Boynton Beach will be
helpful in this effort in granting site plan approval
to include food service as an accessory use to the "Boynton
Beach Car Care Center."
Thank you for your consideration.
Very truly YOU7 .
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Sec. 1
BOYNTON BEACH CODE
the word "lot" shall include the words "plot and tract;" and
the word "shall" is mandatory.
DEFINITIONS. For purposes of these regulations, the
following terms or words shall be used in interpretation of
the purpose and intent:
ABUTTING PROPERTY, See "Contiguous."
ACCESS. The principal means of ingress and egress of
abutting property from a publicly dedicated right~of-way,
ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE. A detached,
subordinate building, the use of which is clearly incidental
and related to that of the principal building or use of the
land, and which is. located on the same lot as that of the
principal building or use.
ACCESSORY USE, A use that is customarily incidental to
the principal use and so necessary or commonly to be
expected that it cannot be supposed that these regulations
intended to prevent it, Accessory uses, unless otherwise
provided, shall be located on the same premises as the
principal use.
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following the section amended. The absence of such citation indicates that the
section has not been amended and is as originally enacted by Ord. No. 75-19.
References in Ord, No. 75-19 to specific provisions of the previous Code
of Ordinances of the city have been changed in the text to refer to the
appropriate provisions of this Code of Ordinances.
Words and phrases have been added in brackets [] by the editors in the
interest of clarity.
Pursuant to Ord. No. 87-4, ~ 1, adopted Feb. 3, 1987 (see ~ 2-1.1, Code of
Ordinances) the term city council is changed to city commission as pages are
pulled through the supplement service.
Cross references-Code enforcement board generally, ~ 2-72 et seq,;
board to enforce this appendix, ~ 2-75; location of heverage establishments,
U 3-6, 3-7; keeping livestock prohibited, S 4-10; building regulations
generally, Ch. 5; limits where bulk storage of inflammable liquids in outside
aboveground tanks prohibited, ~ 9-16; junk and junkyards, Ch. 11; special
provisions governing licensing of used car lots, S 13-20; hours for noisy
commercial or industrial activities, S 15-8(i); planning and development
generally, Ch. 19; site plan review and approval procedures, S 19-17 et seq,;
regulations governing parking and storage of recreational vehicles, boats
and boat trailers. Ch. 20; trailers generally, Ch. 25; number of trailers on a
parcel of land, S 25-9; subdivision to have appropriate zoning classifica-
tion, App, C, Art. VIII, S 1.
Supp. No. 35
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(29) Drop forging.
(30) Chemical cleaning or etching of metals as a prin-
cipal use, or any chemical de scaling of metals.
(31) Coal or coke fired kilns and furnaces; coke ovens.
(32) Mining or quarrying, including removal of rock,
sand, muck, marl, soil, gravel, or shellrock, except
as incidental or necessary for construction on the
premises.
(33) Aerosol filling and packaging.
(34) Liquid, oil, or chemical electric transformers, man-
ufacture or rebuilding,
b. Storage, distribution, wholesale, retail, and services,
as follows:
(1) Any retail display or sale, not specifically allowed
elsewhere in this section.
(2) Farmers' markets.
(3) Flea markets, sales bazaars, swap shops, trading
posts, and the like; sale or display of used retail
merchandise, other than completely rebuilt or re-
finished merchandise where such uses would be
( allowed in accordance with section 8,A.l,
(4) Crematoriums and the like,
(5) Explosives, ammunition, matches, and fireworks.
(6) Bulk storage, bulk distribution, or bulk sale of
f chemicals and allied products.
(7) Compressed chlorine, fluorine,. ammonia, hydro-
gen sulphide, sulfur dioxide, or toxic gases.
(8) Bulk storage, bulk sale, or bulk distribution of
pesticides, herbicides, or agricultural chemicals.
(9) Offices or restaurants, except as an accessory use
to a lawful principal use.
(10) Agricultural fertilizing, and chemical pest, disease,
weed, or soil treatment services.
(11) Truck stops or automobile service stations.
(12) Boarding kennels; guard dog kennels and train-
ing services.
(13) Any open storage or display, unless adequately
screened, except that growing plants which are
stored or displayed shall not require screening.
Any exterior storage of motor vehicles or boats in
( Supp. No. 35 1934.9
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All uses allowed in t'- Local Retail
Commercial land use ca~egory, plus wholesale
of non-hazardous commodities, business
services, vehicle and boat storage;
household storage; shops for fabrication,
rebuilding, and repair on a custom basis.
Industrial:
This land use category shal1 consist of all
M-l and Planned Industrial Development
zoning districts, and any other industrial
zoning districts which may be established, ,
provided that all of the abovementioned
zoning districts are shown on the Future
Land Use Map within the Industrial land use
category.
The uses allowed in this land use category
shall be limited to, but shal1 not
necessarily include, the following:
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wholesale and distribution, business and
repair services, warehousing and storage;
transportation, communication, and utility
facilities, retail sale of home improvement
goods, tools, machinery, and the like; trade
and industrial schools; major recreation
facilities such as racetracks, arenas,
amusement parks, exposition halls, and the
like; offices and restaurants which are
accessory to the above uses; temporary
amusements, revival tents, and the like;
uses allowed in the Office commercial, Local
Retail Commercial, and Public and Private
Governmental/Institutional land use
categories, if approved as such in a planned
industrial development. ; provided, however,
that all of the abovementioned zoning
districts are shown on the Future Land Use
Map within the Industrial land use category.
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This land use category shall consist of all
Agricultural zoning districts7 , provided
that all of the land within this zoninq
district is shown on the Future Land Use
PIan in the Aariculture land use cateaorv.
The uses allowed in this land use category
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1. PERMANENT REFERENCE MONUMENTS ARE DESIGNATED THUSLY: _
2. PERMANErn: CONTROL POINTS ARE DESIGNATED THUSLY: -&-
3. BUILDING SETBACK LINES SHALL BE AS REQUIRED BY ORDINANCES OF
THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH. .
~. THERE SHALL BE NO BUILDINGS OR ANY KIND OF CONSTRUCTION OR
~. TREES OR SHRUBS PLACED ON DRAINAGE EASEMENTS.
5. THERE SHALL BE NO BUILDINGS OR OTHER STRUCTURES PLACED ON
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