202 Robert Britt St Avon Park, FL 33825-4754
2.04.02.02 R-1A Low Density Residential (A) FLUM Designation: Low Density Residential (B) Purpose: To establish locations suitable for low -density single -family residential development on lots smaller than in R -1AA up to four units an acre (4 du/ac); to designate those uses and activities that are appropriate for and compatible with such areas; and to est…
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R1A · Avon Park, FL2.04.02.02 R-1A Low Density Residential (A) FLUM Designation: Low Density Residential (B) Purpose: To establish locations suitable for low -density single -family residential development on lots smaller than in R -1AA up to four units an acre (4 du/ac); to designate those uses and activities that are appropriate for and compatible with such areas; and to establish standards and provisions necessary to ensure proper development in a low -density residential environment. (C) Permitted Principal Uses & Structures: Uses permitted in this district are detailed in the Table of Land Uses in Section 2.04.01(A). The letter “P” designates permitted uses. Uses designated by the letter "D" are also permitted, but require the submission and approval of a Site Development Plan prior to application for a Development Permit. Article 7 governs review of an application for approval of a Site Development Plan. (1) Use must be directly related to single -family residential use and may not interfere with existing or future residential use of adjoining properties. No more than one permanent residence is allowed on a single lot meeting the requirements of this ordinance, excluding garage apartments or guesthouses. (D) Accessory Uses: Accessory uses and structures customarily incidental and subordinate to permitted principal uses and structures; provided, however, that no accessory structures shall be located on property other than that on which the principal structure is located. Section 2.05 contains detailed guidance and regulations for permitted accessory uses. (E) Special Exception Uses: Uses permitted as Special Exceptions in this district are detailed in the Table of Land Uses in Section 2.04.01(A). The letter “S” designates such uses. Special Exception uses require the submission of an application and approval by the Board of Adjustment prior to
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