(a)

Purpose. To provide guidelines for development activity within the North Tyndall Parkway Sub District which includes properties located adjacent to the corridor generally between Martin Court and E. 7th Street. The sub district is intended to redevelop over time through a combination of public and private investments into commercial uses along the corridor frontage and multi-family residential uses on the back half of the block.

(b)

Permitted use. To the extent permitted by the underlying land uses and except as limited by subsection (c) below, Mixed-use development may occur within the limits of the sub district but also may include those uses identified within the City's Medium Density Residential (MDR) and Commercial (C) land use designations.

(c)

Prohibited use. The following uses are not permitted within the sub district.

(1)

Residential - single-family detached uses (except as exempted by this ordinance), and adult congregate living facilities.

(2)

Commercial - gasoline service stations, "drive-thru" only uses (not part of or accessory to an allowable primary use), automobile or engine repair, construction storage yards, self-storage, farm equipment, vehicle sales, mobile home and recreational vehicle sales, mini-warehouse storage facilities, delivery facilities, minor repair and other uses deemed detrimental to or inconsistent with the character or purpose of the North Tyndall Parkway Sub District.

(d)

Bulk regulations. The following are the bulk regulation requirements for the sub district; see Figure 15.562-k for typical lot layout diagram:

(1)

Required Lot Size - 30,000 square feet, with 150 feet right-of-way and 200 feet side yard distance.

(2)

Required Setbacks (to be measured from the building, not the roof overhang)

a.

Front - 10 feet, with 80 feet desired for front yard cross access

b.

Side - zero feet, with 12 feet on corner lots

c.

Rear - 12 feet

(3)

Floor Area Ratio - 1.0 maximum

(4)

Density - Maximum of 8.99 units per gross acre

(5)

Impervious Surface Ratio - 75 percent maximum

(6)

Maximum Building Height (excluding roof pitch) - 30 feet, and 2 stories

(e)

Design standards.

(1)

Building Architectural Style - A contemporary or modern style, or both, shall be used within the sub district that incorporates or mimics design elements found within the North Florida Brick Georgian, Brick Victorian Storefront, New Orleans, and Key West architectural styles.

(2)

Building Use Mix - Non-residential buildings are desired fronting Tyndall Parkway, with multi-family residential buildings located on the back half of the blocks.

(3)

Building Façade - Buildings shall not exceed 400 feet length. Buildings shall have a minimum 100 feet façade break between buildings.

(4)

Vehicular Use Areas -

a.

Parking - 1 space per 300 square feet required. The use of shared parking spaces shall be encouraged. Public on-street spaces and surrounding private property spaces within 0.25-mile distance of the main building entrance may be credited towards minimum parking requirements upon the submittal of valid legal agreements establishing the shared use between the applicant and property owner.

b.

Public Right-of-Way Access Management - New curb cuts on Tyndall Parkway shall be minimized through the use of internal access roads, inter-connected parking lots and shared drives, among and between adjacent properties.

c.

Parcel Cross-Access - All properties fronting Tyndall Parkway shall provide vehicular cross access to adjacent vacant parcels, and wherever possible to developed parcels, by means of connected parking lots, shared driveways, cross access easements, or other interparcel connections. The primary location for cross-access shall be in a continuous front yard parking bay as depicted in Figure 15.562-j.

1.

Stub-outs and other design features shall be provided and installed in a manner that make it visually obvious to those traveling in the public right of way that the abutting properties will be tied in to provide cross access.

2.

Siting of buildings shall take into consideration the relationship of the site to adjacent buildings and internal street systems and driving aisles to promote interconnectivity between adjacent land uses. Separation of buildings by internal streets or driving aisles may be required to promote connectivity and promote pedestrian orientation.

(5)

Pedestrian Mobility - All properties within the sub district shall provide sidewalks which are five feet (5') wide and four inches (4") thick, installed parallel to all public rights-of-way across the entirety of the property frontage and connecting with and to existing sidewalks located on abutting properties. Internal sidewalks shall also be provided linking to buildings entrances. All pedestrian areas shall be designed, constructed and maintained to satisfy American with Disabilities Act (ADA) provisions.

(6)

Stormwater - All stormwater management basins shall be designed to meet the City's and Water Management District's design requirements. Co-location shall be encouraged for larger regional systems and use as a site amenity.

(7)

Landscaping - A minimum landscape buffer measuring 6 feet in width shall be installed and maintained in a neat, trimmed and healthy manner along all public right-of-way. The buffer shall include 1 canopy tree per 40 linear feet of parcel frontage. The remainder of the buffer shall be fully vegetated with a combination of understory trees, woody shrubs, groundcovers, turf and berming to create a visual buffer that is 24 inches in height and 80 percent opaque within 2 years of installation.