881-04 Amend LDC re. Traditional Neighborhood

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OR BK 5922 P. 290 12 of �7 Development standards for traditional development building types, setbacks, frontage requirements, location of parking, and building design are presented within individual district regulations. Section 7.11.01.03 Review and Approval Process. All development within traditional development districts are subject to the review and approval procedures that apply to planned developments; see Article XI, PART 11.11.00, Planned Development. Section 7.11.01.04 Types of Traditional Development Districts. Traditional development districts include the following: 1. Traditional Neighborhoods (TND) are intended to accommodate a mix of housing types, civic and neighborhood-oriented commercial uses, integrated with a recreation and pedestrian- oriented open space system and a system of streets, alleys and sidewalks. A neighborhood center with an adjacent neighborhood square is a community focal point within easy walking distance of residents. 2. Traditional Marketplaces (TMD) have a concentrated area for shopping, entertainment, business services, cultural and housing opportunities in a pedestrian-oriented environment. Large-format retail stores ("big boxes") are not allowed. Floors above shops and offices may be used for housing, offices, or live/work units. 3. Traditional Towns (TTD) provide an opportunity for community planning at a large scale, integrating traditional neighborhoods and traditional marketplaces with an inter-connected system of streets, alleys, sidewalks, squares, parks and open space. A compact development pattern is promoted by not requiring buffers between uses within the town. 4. Traditional Employment Centers (TEC) provide for professional office and supporting commercial services within a TTD or integrated with a TMD. Traditional Development Standards -81 — Zephyrhills Land Development Code