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City Commission Meeting July23, 2007 Page 4 LOCATIONS IN EACH TYPE OF DISTRICT; ESTABLISHING SECTION 3, "USE OF TRAILERS WITHIN THE RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT" DEFINING "PERMANENT" AND "TEMPORARY USE" AND PROVIDING CRITERIA FOR A TEMPORARY USE PARKING PERMIT; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION, CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE." Lel!al Advertisement: Advertised in the Orlando Sentinel on July 12, 2007 Staff Presentation: Ordinance 07-1215 is the second in a series of three ordinances that amends the Unified Land Development Regulations regarding Parking in Residential Districts. This ordinance defines recreational equipment and provides appropriate parking locations on single- family and multi-family properties. Ordinance 07-1215 was recommended for approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission on June 14,2006 and approved by the City Commission on first reading on June 25, 2007. Staff Recommendation: Recommended approval of Ordinance 07-1215 on second reading based upon the following changes: · Page I, Second Whereas, Line I - the word economical was changed to "economic". . Page I, Fourth Whereas, Line 2 - deleted the phrase "hased OR a permit aRdmeeHRg the eriteria faF issH8Bee of the permit; and" · Page 2, Section I, Line 3 - corrected the spelling of "reoealed". . Page 2, Section 1(2)(a) - Added "4. Storaee or lone-term oarkine of boats, boat trailers. or recreational vehicles within anv street or rieht-of-wav is orohibited. " . Page 2, Section 1(2)(b)(A)(iv) Added "or caroort". · Page 3, Section 1(2)(b) Deleted (D) "CorRer lo~s. f. eorRer lot shall haye ORe side -'Brd. aRe haeh -lard aad two froBt vanls. The fFORt van's are thase vents that a:kat l3ath streets." Audience Input: I. David Henson, 233 Bridle Path, Casselberry, Florida, Member of the Planning and Zoning Commission, voiced objections to the 25' limit on recreational equipment parked in residential districts and urged the Commission to pass the ordinance without the 25' limitation. 2. Craig Tull, 420 Ranch Trail, Casselberry, Florida, opined that the passage of the parking ordinance was complete arrogance on the part of the Commission to expect that all citizens live by their rules. Also, the elimination of ladder racks on trucks was a safety hazard. During discussion, consensus of the majority of the Commission was to increase the 25 foot limitation on recreational vehicles to 32 to 35 foot limit and to require screening on vehicles in the back yard and no screening on vehicles in the side yard. A limit of two large vehicles in the back yard was also recommended. MOTION: Moved by Commissioner Sandra T. Solomon to approve Ordinance 07-1215 with a 35 foot maximum limit on recreational vehicles with required screening in the back yard; limit of two large vehicles in the back yard; vehicles on the side yard behind the front fa~ade do not