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RPD and the residential portions of an MPD.” If you are uncertain if the structure being considered is metal (as defined), please visit our office with drawings and/or product approval sheets so we can make a determination. Note the above does not apply to property zoned Commercial, Agricultural, Recreational Vehicle and Mobile Home. Pet Services, defined Pet services means establishments primarily engaged in providing grooming, obedience training and other services for pets not requiring the services of a veterinarian, not including animal clinics or kennels. Planned Development (PD) zoning ... what does this mean? Planned development means a development that is designed and developed as a cohesive, integrated unit under single ownership or unified control which permits flexibility in building siting, mixture of housing types or land uses, clustering, common functional open space, the sharing of services, facilities and utilities and protection of environmental and natural resources. If you have property development questions relative to your property, contact our Planner on Call service at (239) 444-6166 or [email protected] | Opens Email . Religious Facility or Place of Worship, what's the difference? Religious Facility: Means religious related facilities and activities, which may include but are not limited to places of worship, bus storage facilities or areas, convents, monasteries, retreats, church or synagogue ministries involving classes for more than 100 children during the week, and homes for the aged. Place of Worship: Means a structure or structures designed primarily for accommodating an assembly of people for the purpose of religious worship, including related religious instruction, church or synagogue ministries involving classes for 100 or less children during the week, and other church or synagogue sponsored functions which do not exceed the occupancy limits of the building. Setbacks, what exactly does this mean? Setback means the minimum horizontal distance required between a specified line and the nearest point of a building or structure. Street setback means the setback extending across the front of a lot measured from the edge of an existing or proposed street right-of-way or street easement. See section 4-1893 for requirements. Whenever this chapter refers to street setback it means existing or proposed street right-of-way or street easement, whichever is greater.