4000 Sheridan St Hollywood, FL 33021-3558

F. O-1 Light Intensity Office District. 1. Purpose and uses: District Purposes Main Permitted Uses Special Exception Accessory Uses Prohibited Uses This district is intended to provide standards for: Offices. * Day Care Facilities.* Any Use that is customarily associated with the Main Permitted Use or Special Exception. See § 4.21 . Any use not listed as a Main Permitted Use or Special Exception. (a) The placement of low intensity professional office uses which are located near residential neighborhoods and which are designed in such a manner as to be compatible with the residential character of adjacent areas. Single Family. Personal Service Uses. The intent is to provide an opportunity for small offices to exist on properties which were originally designed as single family homes but, due to traffic patterns and noise, do not lend themselves to be retained as single family homes. (For properties less than 0.25 acres): Administrative Offices which do not involve the on-site handling, processing, distribution, display, storage, or sale of goods and merchandise, such as, but not limited to, real estate brokers, insurance agencies, marketing and investment counseling, stockbrokers, secretarial and stenographic services, or other similar uses. Professional Offices not to exceed 2 doctors, dentists, lawyers, accountants, architects, engineers, or other similar field.* Single Family - Residential and Regional Activity Center Land Uses only * See Performance Standards § 4.3 .J. Hospital Hospitality House. (b) The placement and use of low rise office buildings, on sites exceeding 1.5 acres which are near residential neighborhoods, that are designed in such a manner as to be compatible with residential neighborhoods even though office buildings are significantly larger in size. The intent is to achieve a compatible (scale) architectural relationship between low density residential development and larger sized office buildings. * See Performance Standards § 4.3 .J. (c) To insure that rehabilitation work and new construction occurs in a manner that maintains the residential character of adjacent single family districts. 2. Development regulations: Min. lot size and width Maximum lot size Setbacks Max. height New construction: 1 Platted lot Rehabilitation or additions to buildings*: 2 platted lots; except 1 lot is permitted when: a. the entire block contains only one lot which faces the main street; b. when the abutting lots are developed with one of the main permitted uses or special exceptions; or c. corner lots which can be developed without any variances.