1173 40th Ave Lauderhill, FL 33313-6629
Community Facility (CF) zoning district . A. Purpose and intent . The purposes of the Community Facility (CF) zoning district are: 1. To provide locations for public, semi-public, and private uses and activities that benefit and service the community, such as civic and cultural facilities, educational facilities, governmental facilities, medical and veterina…
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CF · Lauderhill, FLCommunity Facility (CF) zoning district . A. Purpose and intent . The purposes of the Community Facility (CF) zoning district are: 1. To provide locations for public, semi-public, and private uses and activities that benefit and service the community, such as civic and cultural facilities, educational facilities, governmental facilities, medical and veterinarian facilities, public assembly facilities and religious facilities; and 2. To encourage the most appropriate use and re-use of land and water by providing a zoning district with flexible development standards; and 3. To encourage community facility uses to serve as focal points for the surrounding community. The intent of the CF zoning district is to be consistent with and be one of the zoning districts to implement the Community Facility future land use designations in the Future Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. It also is intended to implement the Commercial future land use designation. B. Permitted principal uses and structures. The following types of uses and structures are allowed within the CF zoning district as a permitted use or structure: 1. Animal hospital; 2. Athletic courts, such as basketball, handball, netball, shuffleboard, squash, tennis and volleyball; 3. Athletic fields, such as baseball, cricket, football, soccer, softball, and track and field; 4. Birthing center; 5. Community gardens subject to the standards and requirement set forth in these Land Development Regulation and the special regulations in Article III., Part 5.0.; 6. Fire-Rescue and Police facilities; 7. Government administration offices but excluding courthouses; 8. House of religious worship; 9. Library; 10. Live entertainment (indoors); 11. Museum; 12. Open space, such as open fields, green space, water bodies and water management tracts within developments; 13. Parking facilities, such as public parking lots and garages but excluding airports and heliports; and 14. Pathways, such as boardwalks, sidewalks, bicycle paths, greenways, exercise and jogging paths, pedestrian bridges, and interpretive trails, whether open or covered. C. Accessory uses and structures. The following types of uses and structures are allowed when part of, or accessory to, the principal use: 1. Administrative office; 2. Auditorium clearly accessory or incidental to the primary or principal use; 3. Banquet hall; 4. Boat dock; 5. Children's play equipment and play houses; 6. Driveways; 7. Essential services and utilities; 8. Fences and walls; 9. Food and beverage; 10. Greenhouse; 11.
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