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VOLUMES I AND II
January 2024
CODE OF ORDINANCES
County of
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SUPPLEMENT NO. 148
• VOLUMES I AND II
January 2024
CODE OF ORDINANCES
County of
INDIAN RIVER,FLORIDA
Looseleaf Supplement
This Supplement contains all ordinances deemed advisable to be included at this time
through:
Ordinance No.2023-013,enacted September 26,2023.
See the Code Comparative Table—Volume I,and the Table of Amendments—Volume II for
further information.
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103/3, 103/4 141 201/9,201/10 131
103/4.1 141 201/11,201/12 131
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IX/21,IX/22 146 901/29,901/30 112
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IX/35,IX/36 142 901/40.5,901/40.6 94
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Date Included/
Ord. No. Adopted Omitted Supp. No.
2018-021 9-18-18 Included 128
2018-022 9-18-18 Included 128
2018-023 10-16-18 Included 129
2018-024 11-20-18 Included 130
2018-025 12- 4-18 Omitted 130
2018-026 12-18-18 Included 130
2018-027 12-18-18 Included 130
2019-001 1- 8-19 Omitted 130
2019-002 1- 8-19 Included 131
2019-003 1-15-19 Included 131
2019-004 1-15-19 Included 131
2019-005 1-22-19 Omitted 131
2019-006 1-22-19 Omitted 131
_ 2019-007 3- 5-19 Included 132
2019-008 3- 5-19 Omitted 132
2019-009 3- 5-19 Omitted 132
2019-010 6-11-19 Included 133
2019-011 6-11-19 Included 133
2019-012 6-18-19 Omitted 133
2019-013 6-18-19 Included 133
III 2019-014 6-18-19 Included 133
2019-015 7- 2-19 Included 133
2019-016 7- 9 19 Included 133
2019-017 8-13-19 Omitted 134
2019-018 9-17-19 Omitted 134
2019-019 11- 5-19 Omitted 134
2019-020 12- 3-19 Omitted 134
2019-021 12-10-19 Omitted 134
2019-022 12-10-19 Included 134
2019-023 12-17-19 Included 134
2020-001 1- 7-20 Included 134
2020-002 1-21-20 Omitted 135
2020-003 2-11-20 Omitted 135
2020-004 3- 3-20 Included 135
2020-005 3-10-20 Included 135
2020-006 4- 7-20 Included 135
2020-007 6-16-20 Omitted 136
2020-008 7-14-20 Included 136
2020-009 7-14-20 Omitted 136
2020-010 9-15-20 Omitted 136
2020-011 9-22-20 Included 136
2020-012 9-22-20 Omitted 136
2020-013 10- 6-20 Included 137
2020-014 10-28-20 Included 137
III 2020-015 11- 3-20 Omitted 137
2020-016 11-10-20 Omitted 137
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Date Included/
Ord. No. Adopted Omitted Supp. No.
2020-017 11-17-20 Omitted 138
2020-018 12- 1-20 Omitted 138
2020-019 12- 8-20 Omitted 138
2020-020 12-15-20 Omitted 138
2021-001 1- 5-21 Included 138
2021-002 1- 5-21 Included 138
2021-003 1-19-21 Included 138
2021-004 1-19-21 Omitted 138
2021-005 3- 9-21 Included 139
2021-006 3-16-21 Omitted 139
2021-007 3-30-21 Included 139
2021-008 4- 6-21 Included 139
2021-009 4-20-21 Omitted 139
2021-010 8-17-21 Included 140
2021-011 9-14-21 Omitted 141
2021-012 9-14-21 Included 141
2021-013 9-21-21 Included 141
2021-014 9-21-21 Included 141
2021-015 12-14-21 Omitted 142
2021-016 12-14-21 Omitted 142
2022-001 1-18-22 Included 142
2022-002 2- 1-22 Included 142
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2022-004 4- 5-22 Omitted 143
2022-005 4-12-22 Included 143
2022-006 5-17-22 Included 143
2022-007 5-17-22 Included 143
2022-008 5-17-22 Included 143
2022-009 6- 7-22 Omitted 144
2022-010 7- 5-22 Included 144
2022-011 7-12-22 Included 144
2022-012 10-18-22 Omitted 145
2022-013 11- 1-22 Included 145
2022-014 12- 6-22 Included 145
2022-015 12-13-22 Omitted 145
2022-016 12-13-22 Omitted 145
2022-017 12-20-22 Included 146
2023-001 1-17-23 Included 146 _
2023-002 1-17-23 Included 146
2023-003 2- 7-23 Included 146
2023-004 2- 7-23 Included 146
2023-005 3-28-23 Included 147
2023-006 4-18-23 Omitted 147
2023-007 5-15-23 Omitted 147
2023-008 6- 6-23 Included 147
2023-009 6- 6-23 Included 147III
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Ord. No. Adopted Omitted Supp. No.
2023-010 6-20-23 Omitted 148
2023-011 6-20-23 Omitted 148
2023-012 8-29-23 Included 148
2023-013 9-26-23 Included 148
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CHAPTER 210. TOURIST DEVELOPMENT recreational vehicle park, camping space or
TAX condominium for a term of six(6)months or less.
Said additional tax shall be for the purpose of
Sec. 210.01. Taxing district and levy. funding those authorized uses of tourist develop-
Sec. 210.02. Tourist development plan.
Sec. 210.03. Authorized uses of revenue. ment tax revenue as set out in section 210.03(a)(2)
Sec. 210.04. Local administration of tourist development and section 210.03(a)(6) of this chapter.
tax.
(e) There is hereby adopted and imposed an
Section 210.01. Taxing district and levy. additional one (1) percent tourist development
tax in accordance with F.S. § 125.0104(3)(n), on
(a) There are hereby created two (2) taxing the exercise within each of the taxing districts of
districts in which the tourist development tax is the taxable privilege of renting, leasing, or let-
imposed. One taxing district encompasses the ting for consideration any living quarters or
geographical boundaries of the City of Vero accommodations in any hotel, apartment hotel,
Beach. The second taxing district encompasses motel, rooming house, mobile home park,
the remainder of geographical boundaries of recreational vehicle park, camping space or
Indian River County. condominium for a term of six(6)months or less.
(b) There is hereby adopted and imposed a Said additional tax shall be for the purpose of
funding those authorized uses bf tourist develop-
two (2) percent tourist development tax in ment tax revenue as set out in section 210.03(a)(2)
accordance with F.S. § 125.0104, on the exercise of this chapter.
within each of the taxing districts herein created (Ord. No. 92-26,§5, 7-14-92;Ord. No. 93-27,§ 1,
of the taxable privilege of renting, leasing or 7-20-93;Ord. No. 2000-029, § 1, 9-7-00;Ord. No.
letting, for consideration any living quarters or 2019-004, § 2, 1-15-19; Ord. No. 2023-012, § 2,
110 accommodations in any hotel, apartment hotel, 8-29-23)
motel, rooming house, mobile home park,
recreational vehicle park, camping sp a or Section 210.02. Tourist development plan.
condominium for a term of six(6)months or less.
(c) There is hereby adopted and imposed an There are hereby adopted the plans for tourist
development for each district created by the
additional one (1) percent tourist development tourist development council with regard to the
tax in accordance with F.S. § 125.0104(3)(d), on specific revenues and expenditures for the first
the exercise within each of the taxing districts of twenty-four(24)months following the levy of the
the taxable privilege of renting, leasing, or let- tourist development tax. The plans are attached
ting for a consideration any living quarters or hereto and by reference are hereby incorporated
accommodations in any hotel, apartment hotel, as if fully set forth herein.
motel, rooming house, mobile home park,
recreational vehicle park, camping space or (Ord. No. 92-26, § 5, 7-14-92)
condominium for a term of six(6)months or less. Section 210.03. Authorized uses of
Said additional tax shall be for the purpose of
funding those authorized uses of tourist develop- revenue.
ment tax revenue as set out in section 210.03(a)(4) (a) All revenues received pursuant to this
of this ordinance. article shall be used for the following purposes
(d) There is hereby adopted and imposed an only:
additional one (1) percent tourist development (1) To acquire, construct, extend, enlarge,
tax in accordance with F.S. § 125.0104(3)(1), on remodel,repair,improve,maintain,oper-
the exercise within each of the taxing districts of ate or promote one (1) or more publicly
the taxable privilege of renting, leasing, or let- owned and operated convention centers,
ting for consideration any living quarters or sport stadiums, sports arenas, coliseums
accommodations in any hotel, apartment hotel, or auditoriums within the boundaries of
motel, rooming house, mobile home park, the county or subcounty special taxing
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distinct. However, these purposes may tion of a retained spring training franchise
be implemented through services, facility, either publicly owned and oper-
contracts and leases with persons who ated, or publicly owned and operated by
maintain and operate adequate existing the owner of a professional sports
lessees that have sufficient expertise or franchise or other lessee with sufficient
financial capacity to operate such facili- expertise or financial capability to oper-
ties; ate such facility, and to pay the planning
(2) To promote and advertise tourism in the and design costs incurred prior to the
State of Florida and nationally and issuance of such bonds.
internationally;however, if tax revenues (b) A minimum of fifty (50) percent of the
are expended for an activity, service, revenues to be derived from the tourist develop-
venue, or event, the activity, service, ment tax levied pursuant to Sections 210.01(b)
venue, or event must have as one (1) of and (c) of this chapter shall be used pledged to
its main purposes the attraction of tour- secure and liquidate revenue bonds issued by the
ists as evidenced by the promotion of the county for the purposes set forth in section(a)(4)
activity, service, venue, or event to tour- of this section. Up to one-half(1/2) of the remain-
ists; ing revenue derived from the tourist develop-
(3) To fund convention bureaus, tourist ment tax levied pursuant to sections 210.01(b)
bureau, tourist information centers and and (c) of this chapter may be used pledged to
news bureaus as county agencies or by secure and liquidate revenue bonds issued by the
contract with the chambers of commerce county for the purposes set forth in section(a)(1).
or similar associations in the county; (Ord. No. 92-26, §5, 7-14-92;Ord. No. 93-27,§2,
7-20-93;Ord. No. 2000-029, § 1, 9-7-00;Ord. No.
(4) To finance beach improvement, 2019-004, § 2, 1-15-19; Ord. No. 2023-012, § 2,
maintenance, renourishment restoration 8-29-23)
and erosion control, including shoreline
protection,enhancement,cleanup,restora- Section 210.04. Local administration of
tion of inland lakes and rivers to which tourist development tax.
there is public access;
(5) Until such time as Indian River County (a) Any person, firm or corporation receiving
reaches a population of five hundred consideration for rental or lease (herein referred
thousand (500,000) based on the most to as the "dealer") for any period subsequent to
recent population estimated prepared October 1, 2000, shall receive, account for, and
pursuant to the provisions of F.S. remit the tax to the Indian River County Clerk of
§ 186.901, as in effect on July 1st of each the Circuit Court.
year, tax revenues received pursuant to (b) Initial collection of the tax shall be made
this article may also be used to acquire, in the same manner as the tax imposed under
construct,extend,enlarge,remodel,repair, Chapter 212, Florida Statutes.
improve, maintain, operate or promote
one(1)or more museums,zoological parks, (c) The Indian River County Clerk of the
fishing piers or nature centers which are Circuit Court shall be responsible for the collec-
publicly owned and operated or owned by tion of the tax from the dealer and administra-
not-for-profit organizations are open to tion of the tax.
the public. (d) The same duties and privileges imposed
(6) Pay the debt service on bonds issued to by Chapter 212, Florida Statutes, upon dealers
finance the construction, reconstruction, in tangible property, respecting the collection
or renovation of a professional sports and remission of tax, the making of returns, the
franchise facility, or the acquisition, keeping of books, records and accounts, shall
construction, reconstruction, or renova- apply to and be binding upon all persons who are
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subject to the provisions of this chapter;provided,
however, that the Indian River County Clerk of
the Circuit Court may authorize a quarterly
return and payment when the tax remitted by
the person receiving the consideration for such
rental or lease for the preceding quarter did not
exceed one hundred dollars ($100.00).
(e) The Indian River County Clerk of the
Circuit Court shall promulgate such rules, and
prescribe and publish such forms as may be
necessary to effectuate the purposes of the sec-
tion.
(f) The Indian River County Clerk of the
Circuit Court shall perform the enforcement
functions associated with the collection and remis-
sion of this tax.
(g) A total of three (3) percent of the total
tourist development tax collected shall be retained
by the Indian River County Clerk of the Circuit
Court for costs of administration.
(h) The taxes imposed by this section shall
410 become county funds at the moment of collection
and shall for each month be due to the Indian
River County Clerk or the Circuit Court on the
first day and is delinquent on the twenty-first
day of the month following, unless otherwise
provided for by subsection(d). Collections received
by the Indian River County Clerk of the Circuit
Court from the tax, less costs of administration
of the local collection,shall be paid and returned,
on a monthly basis, to Indian River County,
Florida,
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Section
Ord. No. Date Section this Code
2019-004 1-15-19 2 210.01(d)
210.03(a)(2)
2019-013 6-18-19 1 302.02(A)35,302.051
2019-014 6-18-19 1 Added 302.02(A)8,28
Rnbd 302.02(A)8-39
as 302.02(A)9-41
302.02(A)27
Added 302.15-302.18
2019-016 7- 9-19 2 105.01, 105.02,
105.04
2019-022 12-10-19 2 205.091
2019-023 12-17-19 1(App. A) 308.01-308.14
2020-001 1- 7-20 1 100.03
2020-004 3- 3-20 2 Added 106.01-106.05
2020-006 4- 7-20 2 201.64(A)
Added 201.65(B)(16)
2020-011 9-22-20 2 102.01
102.04
2020-013 10- 6-20 2 308.07(3)(b),(c), (9)
2021-001 1- 5-21 1 100.03.4
2021-002 1- 5-21 2 401.07
2021-005 3- 9-21 2 201.22(D)
Added 201.22(E)-(I)
2021-008 4- 6-21 2 313.01-313.03
Added 313.01.1,313.04-
313.07
0 2021-012 9-14-21 3 Added 215.01-215.20
2021-013 9-21-21 2 103.03.1.
2021-014 9-21-21 2 201.64
Added 201.93
2022-001 1-18-22 2 304.02
304.03
304.07-304.09
304.11,304.12
3 Rpld 304.13-304.18
2022-003 3- 1-22 1 100.03
2022-005 4-12-22 2 312.11(B)
2022-007 5-17-22 2 103.20-103.27
Rpld 103.28
Added 103.28
103.30
2022-008 5-17-22 2 Added 319.01-319.09
2022-011 7-12-22 2 204.06
204.13(2)
2022-017 12-20-22 2 Added 205.03(28)
2023-003 2- 7-23 2 101.05
2023-004 2- 7-23 1 100.03
2023-005 3-28-23 2 306.06
Added 306.065
2023-008 6- 6-23 2 103.22
2023-009 6- 6-23 2 104.03
Added 104.03.1
2023-012 8-29-23 Added 210.01(e)
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DEFINITIONS §901.03
CHAPTER 901. DEFINITIONS enabling a vehicle entering a roadway to increase
its speed to a rate at which it can more safely
Sec. 901.01, Title. merge with through traffic.
Sec. 901.02. Purpose and intent.
Sec. 901.03. Definitions in alphabetical order. Access, point of a driveway or other opening
for vehicles onto a public street.
Section 901.01. Title.
Accessory apartment a second dwelling unit,
This chapter, the terms and definitions either in or added to an existing single-family
contained herein shall be known as the "Indian detached dwelling, or in a separate accessory
River County, Definitions Chapter." structure on the same lot as the main dwelling,
(Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90) for use as a complete, independent living facility
with provision for cooking, eating, sanitation,
Section 901.02. Purpose and intent. and sleeping. Such a dwelling is an accessory
use to the main dwelling.
It is the purpose of this chapter to maintain
the definitions of terms for all of the land Accessory structure a structure which is
development regulations of Indian River County, customarily associated with, subordinate in size
Florida. and incidental in use to the principal structure
(Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90) and located on the same site. However,accessory
structures may be larger in size than a single-
Section 901.03. Definitions in alphabetical family dwelling, subject to the regulation of
order. Section 912.05(3). Examples are tool sheds and
garages.
Abandon to discontinue a use or activity for Accessory use a use which:
more than six (6) consecutive months.
Abandonment to cease or discontinue a use or (a) Is clearly incidental to,customarily found
activity without intent to resume, but excluding in association with,and serves a principal
temporary or short term interruptions to a use or use;
activity during periods of remodeling, maintain- (b) Is subordinate in purpose, area, and
ing, or otherwise improving or re-arranging a extent to the principal use served; and
facility, or during normal periods of vacation or (c) Is located on the same lot as the principal
seasonal closure. use, or on an adjoining lot in the same
Abandonment, right-of-way an action by the ownership as that of the principal use
board of county commissioners,closing,abandon- and legally combined via a unity of title
ing,vacating,surrendering,discontinuing,remiss- or equivalent legal instrument.
ing and releasing any interest the county may Accessway a paved area intended to provide
have in the subject right-of-way. ingress and egress of vehicular traffic from a
Abutting having a common border with, or public or private right-of-way to an off-street
being separated from such a common border by a parking area.
right-of-way, alley, or easement. Addition(to an existing building)for purposes
Abutting property property that is immediately of County Code Chapter 930 relating to flood
adjacent to or contiguous to property that is protection, means any walled and roofed expan-
subject to review or property that is located sion to the perimeter of a building in which the
immediately across any road or public right-of- addition is connected by a common load bearing
way from the property subject to review. wall other than a firewall. Any walled and roofed
addition which is connected by a firewall or is
1111 Acceleration lane the portion of a roadway separated by independent perimeter load-bear-
adjoining the traveled way for the purpose of ing walls is new construction.
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Adjacent a lot or parcel of land that is nearby describing of"specified sexual activities"
and not necessarily abutting. The lots or parcels or"specified anatomical areas"as defined;
may be separated by streets,rights-of-way,power or
lines, or similar open areas.
(2) Instruments, devices, or paraphernalia
Administrative permit use a use that would which are designed for use in connection
not be appropriate generally or without restric- with "specified sexual activities" as
tion throughout the zoning district but which, if defined.
controlled as to number, area, location, or rela-
tion to the neighborhood,would not be detrimental Adult care facility an establishment, whether
to public health, safety, or general welfare. operated for profit or not, which undertakes
through its ownership or management to provide
Administrator the Indian River County basic services to three (3) or more adults, not
Administrator. related to the owner/operator by blood or mar-
riage, for a period of less than twenty-four (24)
Adopted portion of the Indian River County hours a day on a regular basis.
Comprehensive Plan those portions of the
comprehensive plan adopted by the board of Adult congregate living facility(ACLF)a home,
county commissioners by Ordinance No. 90-3 as institution, building(s) or residence(s), public or
the adopted portion of the plan pursuant to the private,whether operated for profit or not,licensed
requirements of Chapter 163, Part II, Florida by the state,which provides housing,food service,
Statutes, and FAC 9J-5.005(c). and one or more personal services for a period
exceeding twenty-four (24) hours to four (4) or
Adult arcade an establishment where, for any more adults who are not related to the operator.
form of consideration,one or more motion picture Such a facility may provide extended congregate
projectors, slide projectors or similar machines, care,limited nursing services and limited mental •
for viewing by five (5) or fewer persons each, are health services for on-site residents when licensed
used to show films, motion pictures, video cas- by the state.
settes,slides,photographic reproductions,or other
visual materials having as their primary or Adult dancing establishment an establish-
dominant theme the depiction of or description ment that permits, suffers or allows dancers,
of "specified sexual activities" or "specified employees or other persons to display or expose
anatomical areas." Such use is generally not "specified anatomical areas"to public view,regard-
open to the public in general, but only to one or less of whether the employees or other persons
more classes of the public, excluding minors by actually engage in dancing.
reason of age.
Adult entertainment business any of one or
Adult bookstore an establishment that sells or more of the following described businesses:Adult
rents, or offers to sell or rent, for any form of arcade, adult bookstore, adult dancing establish-
consideration, adult materials and that(a) more ment, adult motion picture booth, adult mini-
than twenty (20) percent of the stock on view to motion picture theater or drive-in, adult motel/
the public, excluding minors, consists of adult hotel, adult personal service business and adult
materials or,(b)more than twenty(20)percent of theater.
its gross revenue is derived from the sale or
rental of adult materials. "Adult materials"shall Adult mini-motion picture theater an enclosed
mean any one or more of the following: building with a capacity of less than fifty (50)
persons including, but not limited to, an adult
(1) Books, magazines, periodicals, or other arcade having as a principal activity the presenta-
printed matter, or photographs, films, tion of material having as the primary or dominant
motion pictures, video cassettes or video theme the depiction of, description of, or portray-
reproductions that have as their primary als of "specified anatomical areas" or "specified
or dominant theme the depicting or sexual activities." Such use is generally not open
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to the public in general but only to one or more
classes of the public, excluding any minor by
reason of age.
Adult motel/hotel any hotel or motel,
boardinghouse, rooming house or other lodging
which includes the word "adult" in any name it
uses or otherwise advertises the presenting of
closed circuit television transmissions,films,video,
motion pictures or other visual material having
as its primary or dominant theme the depicting
or describing of "specified sexual activities" or
"specified anatomical areas," as defined, for
observation by patrons of such establishment.
Adult motion picture booth an enclosed area
designed or used for the viewing by one or more
persons of motion pictures, films, video cas-
settes, slides or other visual materials which
have as their primary or dominant theme mat-
ters depicting,illustrating or relating to "specific
anatomical areas." Such use is not generally
open to the public
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§901.03 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE
410
Year the word "year" shall mean a calendar § 1,2-15-00 Ord. No. 2000-026, § 1, 7-18-00;Ord.
year, unless a fiscal year is indicated. No. 2001-016, § 1, 6-19-01; Ord. No. 2002-030,
Year-round units housing units available or § 1, 11-12-02; Ord. No. 2003-001, § 1, 1-21-03;
Ord. No. 2004-041, § 1, 12-7-04; Ord. No. 2007-
intended for occupancy at any time of the year. A
012, § 1, 3-20-07; Ord. No. 2008-021, § 1, 12-16-
unit in a resort area occupied either on a year- 08; Ord. No. 2011-008, § 2, 9-13-11; Ord. No.
round basis or occasionally throughout the year 2012-013, § 1, 7-10-12; Ord. No. 2012-023, § 1,
is also considered as year-round. 7-10-12; Ord. No. 2012-036, § 2, 11-6-12; Ord.
Zero lot line the location of a building on a lot No. 2014-012, §§ 1, 2, 6-17-14; Ord. No. 2015-
in such a manner that one or more of the 013, § 1, 9-22-15; Ord. No. 2015-014, § 1, 10-13-
building's sides rests directly on a lot line. 15; Ord. No. 2015-015, § 1, 10-13-15; Ord. No.
2016-011, § 1, 10-18-16; Ord. No. 2017-002, § 1,
Zone a portion of the territory of the county, 3-7-17; Ord. No. 2022-002, § 2, 2-1-22; Ord. No.
exclusive of streets, alleys, and other public 2022-014, § 1, 12-6-22; Ord. No. 2023-13, § 1,
ways,within which certain uses of land,premises, 9-26-23)
and buildings are not permitted and within
which certain yards and open spaces are required
and certain height limits are established for
buildings.
Zone of aeration the area where both air and
moisture are found in the spaces between soil
and rock particles.
Zone of saturation the area where every pore
space between rock and soil particles is saturated
1111
with water.
Zone of imminent collapse means an area
subject to erosion adjacent to the shoreline of an
ocean,bay,or lake and within a distance equal to
ten (10) feet plus five (5) times the average
annual long-term erosion rate for the site,
measured from the reference feature.
Zoning district any section or area of Indian
River County for which the zoning regulations
governing the use, placement of structures, yard
and setback requirements, and size and dimen-
sion criteria are uniform.
(Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90; Ord. No. 91-7, § 1,
2-27-91; Ord. No. 91-23, § 1, 5-15-91; Ord. No.
91-48, §§ 1-7, 12-4-91; Ord. No. 92-39, §§ 1-4,
9-29-92; Ord. No. 93-7, § 2, 3-18-93; Ord. No.
93-8, §§ 2-7, 32, 3-18-93;Ord. No. 93-29, §§ 1B,
3A, 3B, 4A-4D, 12A, 9-7-93; Ord. No. 94-1,
§§ 1A, 2A, 5A-5C, 1-5-94; Ord. No. 94-25,
§§ 18(G), (H), 19, 8-31-94;Ord. No. 95-10, §§ 8A,
20A, 5-31-95; Ord. No. 96-6, § 1, 2-27-96; Ord.
No. 97-16, § 1(A), (B), 5-6-97; Ord. No. 98-9,
§§ 2A, 6, 5-19-98; Ord. No. 99-26, § 2, 9-28-99;
Ord. No. 99-13, § 1, 5-5-99; Ord. No. 2000-004,
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CHAPTER 912. SINGLE-FAMILY Section 912.03. Definitions.
DEVELOPMENT All terms used in this chapter are defined in
Sec. 912.01. Title. Chapter 901.
Sec. 912.02. Purpose and intent. (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90)
Sec. 912.03. Definitions.
Sec. 912.04. Applicability and relationship to other Section 912.04. Applicability and relation-
regulations.
Sec. 912.05. Allowable uses;where single-family uses are ship to other regulations.
allowed and other uses are allowed in This chapter establishes certain regulations
single-family areas.
Sec. 912.06. Property "buildability'; determining if a which are found only within this chapter (912).
parcel can be built upon. Other regulations are presented or referenced in
Sec. 912.07. Locating buildings and structures on a this chapter, although they may occur in other
property. chapters, because such regulations affect single-
Sec. 912.08. Drainage;stormwater management and flood family development. Thus, this chapter also
protection.
Sec. 912.09. Water and wastewater; utilities, wells, and functions as a reference for a range of land
septic tanks. development regulations that apply to single-
Sec. 912.10. Construction; building permit review, family development. The regulations contained,
approval,inspections. described or referenced within this chapter are
Sec. 912.11. Concurrency. not exhaustive. This chapter should not be
Sec. 912.12. Impact fees.
Sec. 912.13. Moving,razing,and replacing a structure. construed to represent an exclusive list of all
Sec. 912.14. Fences and walls. requirements applicable to single-family
Sec. 912.15. Accessory uses and structures. residential development and uses within the
Sec. 912.16. Excavation,mining,and ponds. unincorporated area of Indian River County. In
Sec. 912.17. Parking and storage. all cases,the regulations and provisions found or
Sec. 912.18. Maintenance and public nuisance and noise.
Sec. 912.19. Nonconformities and related restrictions. referenced in this chapter apply to single-family
Sec. 912.20. Summary table; permits and approvals development.
required. (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90)
Section 912.01. Title. Section 912.05. Allowable uses: locations
for single-family develop-
This chapter, the terms and provisions ment and uses allowed in
• contained herein shall be known as the "Single- single-family areas.
Family Development Ordinance" of Indian River (1) Locations for single-family development.
County, Florida. Single-family development and use is allowed in
(Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90) various comprehensive plan land use designated
areas and within various zoning districts. Single-
Section 912.02. Purpose and intent. family residential development is allowed in the
following land use plan designated areas and
The purpose and intent of this chapter is to within the following zoning districts:
establish regulations to protect and further the Land use plan designated areas:
health,safety,and welfare of Indian River County
residents in regards to single-family develop- C-2, Conservation-2
ment, and to present and explain other regula- C-3, Conservation-3
tions affecting properties which may be developed AG-1, Agriculture
and used for single-family residential purposes.
It is also the purpose and intent of this chapter AG-2, Agriculture
to establish regulations in conformance with the AG-3, Agriculture
adopted comprehensive plan and other land use
regulations. R, Rural
(Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90) L-1, Low-1
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L-2, Low-2 (2) [Uses other than single-family dwelling
M-1, Medium-1 units.] Within the land use designations and
zoning districts referenced in section 912.05(1),
M-2, Medium-2 uses and related structures other than single-
Zoning districts: family dwelling units are allowed as either permit-
ted,administrative approval,or special exception
Con-2, Conservation; 1 unit per 40 acres uses. More specific information regarding allow-
Con-3, Conservation;up to 1 unit per 2.5 able uses within these districts is contained in
acres Chapter 911, Zoning.
A-1, Agriculture up to 1 unit per 5 acres
(3) Accessory uses and structures.
A-2,Agriculture up to 1 unit per 10 acres
A-3,Agriculture up to 1 unit per 20 acres (A) Uses and structures accessory to a single-
family dwelling may be allowed upon a
RFD, Rural fringe development up to 1 property as follows:
unit per 2.5 acres
1. For properties that are less. than
RS-1, Residential single-family up to 1 one-half (1/2) acres in size, the
unit per acre cumulative floor area of all acces-
RS-2, Residential single-family up to 2 sory structures shall be at least one
units per acre (1) square foot less than the floor
RS-3, Residential single-family up to 3 area of the principal single-family
units per acre dwelling.
RS-6, Residential Single-family up to 6 2. For properties that are at least one-
units per acre half(1/2) acres in size but less than
one (1) acres in size, the t:anulative
RT-6,Residential two-family up to 6 units floor area of all accessory structures
per acre shall not exceed one and one-half
RM-3, Residential multifamily up to 3 (11/2)times the area of the principal
units per acre single-family dwelling.
RM-4, Residential multifamily up to 4 3. For properties that are at least one
units per acre (1) acres in size but less than 4.59
acres (200,000 square feet) in size,
RM-6, Residential multifamily up to 6 the cumulative floor area of all acces-
units per acre sory structures shall not exceed two
RM-8, Residential multifamily up to 8 (2) times the area of the principal
units per acre single-family dwelling.
RM-10, Residential multifamily up to 10 4. For properties that exceed 4.59 acres
units per acre (200,000 square feet) in size, the
R-BCID, Residential, Blue Cypress cumulative floor area of all acces-
Improvement District:See special regula- sory structures shall not exceed three
tions, Chapter 911 (Zoning) (3) times the area of the principal
single-family dwelling.
ROSE-4, Roseland Residential District:
See special regulations, Chapter 911 5. For items 1.-4. above, the floor
(Zoning) area measurement for both the acces-
PRO, Professional office sory structure(s) and the principal
single-family dwelling shall be based
OCR, Office, commercial, residential on enclosed area(including enclosed
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garages), but not unenclosed areas 2. Any structure or facility used for
such as open and screened porches, commercial or industrial processes
carports, terraces, and patios. or storage of stock in trade.
(B) Allowable accessory structures include, (4) Temporary uses. Certain temporary uses
but are not limited to, the following: and related structures are allowed in areas
1. Air conditioners and similar where single-family development is allowed;these
mechanical equipment; are as specified in Chapter 972,Temporary Uses.
Portions of those regulations are restated herein.
2. Docks and accessory waterfront
structures (piers, observation (A) Temporary construction trailers, storage
platforms, and other similar facilities, watchman's quarters.
structures); Temporary construction trailers,
3. Swimming pools and related temporary construction storage facili-
structures; ties, and watchmen's quarters which are
used temporarily in connection with
4. Play equipment, tree houses,lights, construction activities may be permitted
outdoor furniture and mailboxes; to locate in any zoning district under a
5. Patios, terraces,porches,walkways, temporary use permit issued by the com-
gazebos, decks; munity development director if the fol-
lowing requirements are met.
6. Walls and fences;
7. Garages, carports; (1) Temporary use permits for construc-
tion trailers and temporary construc-
8. Utility buildings,workrooms,sheds; tion storage facilities may be issued
9. Parking areas and driveways; for temporary trailers for a period of
up to one year. Upon showing of
10. Sidewalks; good cause, such permits may be
11. Steps; renewed annually by the community
development director. In no case
12. Balconies, outside stairways; shall a permit be renewed for a
13. Guest cottages, servants quarters;* period of time which extends beyond
14. Satellite dishes and antennas;* the termination date of an active
building permit for the project.
15. Greenhouses;*
(2) Construction trailers may be allowed
16. Fuel tanks (noncommercial); in conjunction with construction of
17. Transmission and/or reception subdivision improvements, and in
towers seventy (70) feet or shorter conjunction with the construction of
in height;* model and display homes in subdivi-
sions for a period of up to but not
18. Dune crossover structures;* exceeding one year from the date of
19. Tennis courts.* final plat approval.
*Note: These uses/structures must (3) No watchman's quarters trailers are
meet specific zoning requirements allowed in the RFD, RS-1, RS-2,
found in section 912.15 of this RS-3,RS-6, or RT-6 zoning districts.
chapter. No construction storage facility or
construction trailers exceeding two
(C) Prohibited accessory structures include hundred sixty (260) square feet in
but are not limited to: area may be allowed in the RFD,
1. Transmission towers over seventy RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-6, or RT-6
(70) in height; zoning districts or within a single-
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family subdivision development, b. Constructed as a breakaway
except as allowed for construction sign;
trailers in section (4) (A) (2) above. c. No more than three (3) feet in
(4) Watchman's quarters trailers or height measured from the
recreational vehicles may be allowed crown of the adjacent road,
only in the A-1, A-2 or A-3 zoning measured to the top of the
districts upon issuance of a building sign;
permit to construct a residence and d. Displayed only when the garage
temporary use permit to temporar- sale is actually open for visita-
ily allow the trailer or recreational tion by the public and only
vehicle. No such watchman's during the hours of 6:00 a.m.
quarters trailer permit shall be to 7:00 p.m.; and
allowed for a period of more than e. No greater than four(4)square
one year; no extensions shall be feet in area.
granted.
No on or off premises garage sale
(5) Garage sales and yard sales. Garage sales signs shall be maintained for a period
and yard sales are allowed to be conducted from exceeding eighteen(18)days during
any residence, with the following restrictions: a calendar year.
(A) No sale shall be conducted for more than These requirements are a restatement of
three (3) consecutive days; a section in chapter 956, sign regula-
(B) No more than three (3) sales may be tions.
conducted from any residence or site in No permit from the planning division is
any given calendar year; and required to be issued to conduct a garage sale
(C) Garage sale signs are allowed only as in accordance with these regulations.
specified herein. The number, size, loca-
tion, and other characteristics of garage (6) Home occupations.
sale or yard sale signs are as follows: (A) Authorizations. Home occupations are
1. One(1)on-premises garage sale sign permitted in any dwelling unit subject to
per street frontage may be the following provisions:
maintained between the hours of (B) Authorized home occupations. Except as
6:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. The sign set forth in subsection (G) below, the
shall not exceed four(4)square feet. following home occupations shall be
Said signs shall be located outside permitted uses, subject to the require-
of rights-of-way, within property ments of this section and the respective
lines, and shall maintain a ten-foot zoning district.
setback from all adjacent property 1. Artists and sculptors;
lines, excepting the road right-of-
way from which no setback is 2. Authors and composers;
required. 3. Dressmakers, seamstresses and
Two (2) additional off-premises tailors;
temporary signs may be placed
within road right-of-way; however, 4. Computer programming;
no more than two (2) such signs 5. Home crafts,such as model making,
maybe placed per intersection. Such rug weaving, lapidary work, and
signs may be located within a road ceramics;
right-of-way, provided the sign is: 6. Office facility of a minister, rabbi,
a. Located at least eight (8) feet priest or other similar person associ-
from any roadway; ated with a religious organization;
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7. Office facility of a salesman, sales 13. Restaurants;
representative, or manufacturers 14. Veterinary hospitals and clinics;
representative, provided that no
retail in person or wholesale transac- 15. Similar uses not strictly in comple-
tions are made on the premises,and ance with this section and the spirit
that no clients are attracted to the and intent of the zoning ordinance
premises; and the Indian River County
Comprehensive Plan.
8. Telephone answering services;
9. The renting of not more than one (D) Use limitations. Except as set forth in
room for rooming or boarding persons subsection (G) below, in addition to the
regulations applicable in the zoning
who are not transients; district in which located,all home occupa-
10. Similar uses which do not involve in tions shall be subject to the following
person retail or wholesale sales limitations and requirements.
transactions on the premises, 1. Location. A home occupation shall
employment of persons on the be conducted within a dwelling which
premises other than occupants of is the bona fide residence of the
the dwelling, and any mass produc-
tion assembly,processing,or fabrica- principal practitioner or in any build-
tion operations; ing accessory thereto which is
normally associated with a
11. Child care service for five (5) or residential use.
fewer children who are not related 2. Merchandise. No stock in trade shall
to the operator; be displayed or sold on the premises.
12. Realtors; 3. Exterior alterations. No alterations
13. Licensed contractors. to the exterior appearance of the
(C) Non-authorized home occupations. Except principal residence or premises shall
as set forth in subsection (G) below, the be made which change the character
following are not permissible home occupa- thereof as a residence.
tions: 4. Outdoor display or storage. No
1. Automotive repair or paint shops; outside display of goods or outside
storage of equipment or material
2. Barber shops and beauty shops; used in the home occupation shall
3. Child care centers for more than be permitted.
five(5) children who are not related 5. Employees. No persons other than
to the operator; an occupant of the dwelling shall be
4. Dog grooming services; allowed to work on the premises.
Non-resident employees may be
5. Food service establishments;
employed under the home occupa-
6. Funeral chapels, funeral homes; tion,but only for off-premise conduct
7. Giftshops; of the home occupation. In such
cases, no more than two (2) non-
8. Massage parlors; resident employees shall be allowed
9. Nursing homes; to park their vehicles or meet on the
home occupation premises.
10. Medical or dental laboratories;
11. Outdoor repair; 6. Level of activity. The use of the
dwelling unit for the home occupa-
12. Rental of any equipment or other tion shall be clearly incidental and
items; subordinate to its use for residential
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purposes by its occupants, and shall in writing by the planning division within
under no circumstances change the ten (10) working days of the director's
residential character thereof. decision. The appeal shall state what
7. Parking. Parking generated by the aspect of the decision is being appealed
conduct of such home occupation and the reasons for and justification for
shall be met off the street. the appeal with specific reference to the
regulations and requirements of this
8. Equipment processes. No equipment subsection. The appeal shall be heard by
or process shall be used in such the planning and zoning commission.
home occupations which creates Decisions of the planning and zoning
noise,vibration,glare,fumes,odors, commission may be appealed to the board
or electrical interference detectable of county commissioners. The appeal
to the normal senses off the premises. process is also defined in Chapter 902 of
In the case of electrical interfer- the land development regulations.
ence, no equipment or process shall
be used which creates visual or (G) A home occupation that operates from a
audible interference in any radio or residential property as provided below:
television receivers off the premises. 1. May operate in an area zoned for
9. Signs. No signs accessory to such residential use.
home occupation shall be displayed 2. Shall be subject to any prohibitions,
except as permitted or authorized restrictions, regulations, or license
by applicable county sign regula- requirements as set forth for similar
tions. businesses under the county land
10. Licenses, permits. A home occupa- development regulations.
tion shall be subject to all applicable 3. Is subject to the applicable business
licenses and permits. taxes under F.S., ch. 205.
(E) Application and fees. Except as set forth 4. A home occupation is otherwise
in subsection(G)below,any person desir- exempt from the requirements of
ing to establish a home occupation, as the county land development regula-
authorized herein, shall submit an tions pertaining specifically to home
application for a home occupation permit occupations, if it operates, in whole
to the planning division. The application or in part,from a residential property
shall be on a form provided by the plan- and meets the following criteria:
ning division and shall include all informa- a. The employees of the home
tion required for a complete application. occupation who work at the
All such applications shall also be residential dwelling must also
accompanied by a fee, as established by reside in the residential dwell-
the board of county commissioners. ing, except that up to a total of
Applications shall be approved,approved two (2) employees or
with conditions, or denied by the corn- independent contractors who
munity development director. do not reside at the residential
(F) Appeal of community development direc- dwelling may work at the home
tor decisions. The community develop- occupation. The home occupa-
ment director's decision on a home tion may have additional
occupation application may be appealed remote employees that do not
within ten (10) working days of the date work at the residential dwell-
the decision is rendered. Any appeal may ing.
be made by an applicant or affected b. Parking related to the busi-
party. Any valid appeal must be received ness activities of the home
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occupation complies with the and federal regulations with
county land development respect to the use, storage, or
regulation requirements and disposal of any corrosive,
the need for parking generated combustible, or other hazard-
by the home occupation may ous or flammable materials or
not be greater in volume than liquids.
would normally be expected at
a similar residence where no (7) Special uses.
business is conducted. Vehicles (A) General description of use categories. All
and trailers used in connection properties in the unincorporated area of
with the home occupation must the county are located within one or
be parked in legal parking more zoning districts, as shown in the
spaces that are not located official county zoning atlas (original and
within the right-of-way, on or copies kept in the planning division).
over a sidewalk, or on any The zoning district regulations of Chapter
unimproved surfaces at the 911 of the land development regulations
residence. specify what uses are allowed in any
c. As viewed from the street, the given zoning district. Uses that are
use of the residential property allowed are classified in one of three (3)
is consistent with the uses of ways: "permitted," "administrative
the residential areas that sur- or "special exception."
round the property. External 1. Permitted uses are the types of uses
modifications made to a found throughout the zoning district
residential dwelling to accom-
modatewhich are allowed "by right" upon
a home occupation must meeting the applicable land develop-
conform to the residential ment criteria. General development
character and architectural standards apply.
aesthetics of the neighbor- 2. Administrative permit uses are
hood. The home occupation may considered appropriate in the zoning
not conduct retail transactions district upon meeting specific
at a structure other than the development criteria, as well as
residential dwelling; however, general development standards.
• incidental business uses and Administrative permit uses must be
activities may be conducted at approved by the planning and zoning
the residential property. commission.
d. The activities of the home 3. Special exception uses are those
occupation are secondary to the uses most closely scrutinized for the
property's use as a residential appropriateness of the use and the
dwelling. intensity,characteristics,and specific
e. The business activities comply location of the use. Special excep-
with the county land develop- tion uses must meet specific develop-
ment regulations or state ment criteria, as well as general
regulations with respect to sig- development standards, and must
nage and equipment or be considered by the planning and
processes that create noise, zoning commission and approved by
vibration, heat, smoke, dust, the board of county commissioners
glare, fumes, or noxious odors. at public hearings.
Sf. All business activities comply The specific development criteria that
with any relevant local, state, apply to administrative permit and special
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exception uses are specified in Chapter (2) Exemptions. The following activities shall
971, Regulations for Specific Land Uses. be exempt from the provisions of this
(B) Specific administrative permit and special chapter:
exception uses. The many zoning districts (A) Creation of equal or larger building
which allow single-family development sites from lots of record.
allow various uses by administrative 1. The combination or recombina-
permit and special exception approval, tion of all or a portion of previ-
as established in Chapter 911, Zoning. ously created and parcels of
(Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90; Ord. No. 91-7, record where the newly cre-
§§ 12, 13, 2-27-91; Ord. No. 91-48, § 34, 12-4-91; ated and resulting parcels
Ord. No. 99-13, § 8, 5-5-99; Ord. No. 2012-016, comply with all applicable
§§ 13, 14, 7-10-12;Ord. No. 2017-002,§5,3-7-17; zoning district dimensional
Ord. No. 2021-010, § 3, 8-17-21; Ord. No. 2023- criteria or, where applicable,
13, § 2, 9-26-23) the regulations governing non-
conformities.
Section 912.06. Property "buildability"; 2. The combination or recombina-
determining if a parcel tion of all or a portion of previ-
can be built upon. ously platted parcels of record
No property may be built upon unless it was are exempt where none of the
legally created,in conformance with the subdivi- newly created or residual
sion ordinance (Chapter 913) and the applicable parcels contain less area,width
zoning district lot dimensional standards found or depth than the smallest of
in Chapter 911, Zoning. the original parcels of record
being combined and no streets
(1) Determination of legal parcel creation. A of any kind or public ease-
parcel shall be determii.:,;d to be legally ments are created, changed or
created in compliance with the regula- extinguished.
tions of this chapter if the parcel meets
one or more of the following: (B) Boundary settlements. Any convey-
(A) The parcel was created under an ance between adjoining landowners
if:
applicable exemption set forth in
section 912.06(2) below; or 1. The purpose of the conveyance
is to adjust or settle the
(B) The parcel is part of an approved common boundary line between
subdivision plat recorded in the adjoining landowners;
official plat book sections of the 2. The deed of conveyance or other
public records; or legal instrument states such
(C) The parcel was created as part of an purpose and is recorded in the
approved affidavit of exemption as official records of Indian River
provided for in the affidavit of exemp- County; and
tion section 913.06(5); or 3. The resulting parcel(s)conform
(D) The parcel was created in such a to the applicable zoning district
manner that does not constitute an dimensional criteria.
unlawful activity as specified in sec- (C) Conveyance to government. Any divi-
tion 912.06(3) below; sion of land for the purpose of convey-
No building permit shall be issued for ing land to any federal, state or
construction of any improvements on a local government entity or agency
parcel that was not legally created in or public utility, provided such
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compliance with these regulations. conveyance is accepted by the
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grantee by an instrument recorded ing of land into two (2) or more
in the public records of Indian River parcels without filing a plat under
County. the provisions of this chapter,where
(D) Division by order of court. Any divi- the land divided was the result of a
sion of land by order of a court of previous division of land into two
competent jurisdiction. (2) or more parcels which occurred
after July 23, 1983, is prohibited.
(E) Corrective instrument. Any convey-
ance for the purpose of correcting (B) Divide property by any means for
an error made in the language used the purpose of sale or transfer of
in an original conveyance. title unless each of the resulting
parcels has at least the minimum
(F) Forty (40) acre tracts. Any division
area, width and depth require-
of land where all parcels resulting ments prescribed by the zoning
from the division contain forty (40) regulations and land use plan of
acres of land or more and no public Indian River County as applied to
easements or streets are created. the lots created,unless exempt under
When the tract prior to dividing is a section 912.06(2) above.
size which is not an even multiple of
forty (40) acres, a fractional (C) Divide property after December 8,
breakdown resulting in lots of equal 1973 by any means where a result
size which are larger than thirty- ing lot does not have frontage on: a
eight (38) acres also qualifies for dedicated public right-of-way, a
the exemption. private platted right-of-way(street),
1111 Notwithstanding this exemption for or a roadway historically and cur-
the creation of parcels forty (40) rently maintained by the county, as
acres or greater in size,any proposal referenced on the county road grad-
or aggregate proposals to create fifty ing map, of at least:
(50) or more parcels forty(40) acres 1. Sixty (60) continuous feet,
or greater in size shall be deemed to unless exempted under section
constitute a subdivision and shall 912.06(2), or unless the lot
require approval as a subdivision. fronts upon a cul-de-sac or
All provisions of this chapter shall curve and meets the require-
apply.
ments of section 913.09(6)(C),
for properties located within
(G) Platting of a portion of a tract.
the A-1,A-2,A-3,Con-2,Con-3,
Platting of a portion of a parcel or RFD and RS-1 zoning districts;
tract, under the terms and
procedures of Chapter 913, Subdivi- 2. The minimum lot width of the
sions and Platting, shall not zoning district applicable to the
constitute a splitting of that parcel lot(s) created for properties
or tract. located within zoning districts
other than those referenced in
(3) Unlawful activity. It shall be unlawful the above paragraph 1.,unless
and subject to the penalties provided exempted under section
herein for any person to: 912.06(2), or unless the lot
(A) Create a subdivision without first fronts upon a cul-de-sac or
complying with the provisions of curve and meets the require-
this chapter and filing a plat ments of section 913.09(6)(c).
approved by the board of county Access,ingress/egress,or other
1110 commissioners unless exempt under easements shall not be deemed
section 912.06(2) above. The divid- to constitute a publicly
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dedicated road right-of-way
unless previously dedicated to
and accepted by the county.
Private access easements shall
be considered "private platted
rights-of-way (street)" for
purposes of this section, if:
a. The physical roadway
located within the ease-
ment(s) existed prior to
III
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Section
Ord. No. Date Section this Code
3 912.05(6)(B)—(E)
Added 912.05(6)(G)
912.10(1)(b)[9]
4 956.16(d)
2022-002 2- 1-22 2 901.03
3 911.06(4)
2022-006 5-17-22 2 930.07(2)(e)
2022-010 7- 5-22 1 971.41(10)
2022-013 11- 1-22 1 932.07(3)(a)3.
2022-014 11- 6-22 1 901.03
2 911.10(4)
3 Added 971.13(6)
2023-001 1-17-23 1 930.07(2)(i)
2023-002 1-17-23 2(Att.) Title X,App. A
2023-013 9-26-23 1 901.03
2 912.05(3)
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