1160 41st Ter Lauderhill, FL 33313-6615

The purposes of the residential office (RO) zoning district are: 1. To establish a new residential zoning district for the area generally located south of NW 12th Street and east of NW 41st Terrace; and 2. To allow as permitted uses child care and office uses which will meet needs of the neighborhood consistent with the physical appearance of the neighborhood. The intent of the RO zoning district is to be consistent with and implement the Low (5) Residential and Transit Oriented Corridor future land use designations in the Future Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. B. Permitted principal uses and structures. The following types of uses and structures are allowed within the RO zoning district as a permitted use or structure: 1. Single-family residential dwelling unit, detached; 2. Special residential facility, Category 1 subject to State law and the standards and requirement set forth in these Land Development Regulation and the special regulations in Article III., Part 5.0.; 3. Professional offices, such as accountants, architects, attorneys, engineers, landscape architects, and interior designers; 4. Medical and dental offices, such as chiropractors, dentists, opticians, optometrists, osteopaths, physicians, psychologists, and surgeons; and 5. Childcare, pre-school, and tutoring services. C. Accessory uses and structures. The following types of uses and structures are allowed when part of, or accessory to, the principal use: 1. Bird aviary; 2. Boat dock; 3. Children's play equipment and play houses; 4. Dog house and dog run; 5. Driveways; 6. Essential services and utilities; 7. Family day care home, pursuant to the child care standards and requirements set forth in Article III, Part 5.0.; 8. Fences and walls; 9. Garage and carport; 10. Garage or yard sales; 11. Greenhouse; 12. Home occupations, pursuant to the standards and requirements set forth in Article III., Part 5.0.; 13. Home schooling, but only for occupant children; 14. Landscaping and irrigation, sculptures, water falls and fountains, and other similar decorative features; 15. Lighting facilities; 16. Owner home rental; 17. Pedestrian paths, such as sidewalks, walkways; 18. Recreation facilities attendant to a subdivision that is operated by a bona fide homeowners association, such as club house, exercise area, private golf course, tennis courts, and swimming pools and amenities; 19. Refuse area, pursuant to the standards and requirements set forth in Article III., Part 5.0.; 20. Signs, such as house address sign; 21. Storage shed and workshop; 22.