3300 19th Ave Hollywood, FL 33004
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Dole Fresh Fruit Co Warehouse & Storage
§ 4.17 PEDD Port Everglades Development District. A. Purpose. This District is intended to provide for and encourage appropriate and consistent land use patterns where applied within the jurisdictional boundaries of the Port Everglades irrespective of whether the land being regulated lies within the municipal boundaries of the cities of Hollywood, Fort Laude…
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PEDD · Hollywood, FL§ 4.17 PEDD Port Everglades Development District. A. Purpose. This District is intended to provide for and encourage appropriate and consistent land use patterns where applied within the jurisdictional boundaries of the Port Everglades irrespective of whether the land being regulated lies within the municipal boundaries of the cities of Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale or Dania. The uses and standards allowed within this District recognize the need to accommodate the use of the lands within Port Everglades, which is a major regional facility essential to the continued economic vitality of the cities and the county. It is anticipated that the intent of this District will be accomplished by concurrent adoption of the regulations by the three cities and the Port Authority. B. Uses permitted. 1. Offices. 2. Governmental facilities. 3. Marine cargo handling. 4. Parking garage. 5. Passenger terminal. 6. Railroad and truck terminal. 7. Ship building and repair. 8. Utilities including electric, gas and sanitary facilities and service. 9. Warehouses. 10. Assembly of products from prefabricated parts. 11. Banks and financial institutions. 12. Car rental agencies. 13. Machine shops. 14. Industries not involving hazardous or nauseous substance, material or processes as defined in division C. below. 15. Outdoor storage of material or products being processed in or transported through the Port. 16. Restaurant. 17. Retail commercial which is accessory to an otherwise allowable use. 18. Service station. 19. Wholesale sales. 20. Marine related educational facilities. 21. Marinas. 22. Petroleum processing, transmission and storage. 23. Recreational facilities. C. Special use permitted. 1. The following uses may be allowed provided that they are approved at a public hearing before the City Commission: a. Convention or conference facilities. b. Educational facilities. c. Hotels and motels. d. Libraries, art galleries, museums and similar facilities. 2. The City Commission must make the following findings in connection with any approval of uses listed within this section. a. That the land upon which the use is proposed is not necessary for future industrial uses. b. That the proposal complies with the County Land Use Plan restriction of no more than 20% nonindustrial use within an industrially designated flexibility zone. c. That the proposal will not adversely affect the future use of surrounding industrially designated lands for industry. d.
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