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 Pomona Park
 Code of Ordinances
 Part II. CODE OF ORDINANCES
 Chapter 90. ZONING

  § 90-9. Mixed use district.  

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  • (a)

    The mixed use district represents a commercial zoning district that permits a vertical and horizontal mix of non-residential and residential uses within the same building and/or same site.

    (b)

    Allowed uses in the MU district include a variety of residential uses such as live/work spaces, single family detached units, townhomes; commercial uses such as artist space. eating and drinking establishments, financial institutions, food and beverage retail sales: and office uses such as medical services, offices, and personal services like health clubs.

    (c)

    Vertically integrated buildings shall meet the floor to floor heights between uses as defined by the Florida Building Code, separating ground floor commercial uses from above floor residential uses.

    (d)

    Development in the mixed use district will meet the density and intensity ratios for the underlying land use category.

    (e)

    The entire building(s) façade of all new development and reconstruction of existing development must abut front and street side property lines or be located within ten feet of such property lines. The minimum rear setback is 15 percent of the property depth. Interior side yard setbacks are not required in the district, except with the district abuts LDR or MDR zoned property.

    (f)

    Off street parking shall meet the requirements of section 82-9 for residential uses. No off street parking is required for nonresidential uses unless the use exceeds 3.000 [3,000] gross square feet, then off street parking must be provided for the floor area in excess of this threshold.

    (g)

    Off street parking must be located to the rear of the primary structure or otherwise screen so as to not be visible from public right of way or residential zoning districts.

    (h)

    Buildings must have primary entrance doors facing a public sidewalk. Entrances at building corners may meet this requirement. Building entrances may include doors to individual shops, lobby entrances, pedestrian plazas, courtyards or clusters of shops.

(Ord. No. 2015-06, § 11, 2-9-2016)