923 A Ave Avon Park, FL 33825-4114
2.04.02.06 C-1 Neighborhood Commercial (A) FLUM Designation: Neighborhood Commercial, Downtown Commercial, Highway Commercial (B) Purpose: This district is intended for neighborhood scale institutional uses, office uses, commercial uses intended to serve the neighborhood rather than the entire City; and residential uses. Single -family attached residential u…
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C1 · Avon Park, FL2.04.02.06 C-1 Neighborhood Commercial (A) FLUM Designation: Neighborhood Commercial, Downtown Commercial, Highway Commercial (B) Purpose: This district is intended for neighborhood scale institutional uses, office uses, commercial uses intended to serve the neighborhood rather than the entire City; and residential uses. Single -family attached residential uses integrated into the commercial area are encouraged. (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) Within non-residential structures, any number of permitted uses may be conducted at the same time in the principal structure; such as a retail store with spaces rented out to several different businesses, or a business with a living unit above it.
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