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TRADITIONAL MARKETPLACE DEVELOPMENT (TMD) WORKSHOP July 22, 2004 Prepared By The Department of Planning, Zoning & Building

BACKGROUND INFORMATION: In 2002, the Zoning Division hired Dyett & Bhatia, Consultants, to prepare the Traditional Development Code language required by the Managed Growth Tier System. The consultant coordinated the preparation of regulations with County staff with industry input. Drafts of the code language and meeting were held with the various Citizen Task Force (CTF) subcommittees and industry for input and comments. The CTF and Land Development Regulation Commission (LDRC) found the proposed amendments consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. In December 2003, amendments were presented to the Board of County Commissioner (BCC) as part of the 2003 MGTS Code Rewrite. The BCC directed staff to extract only the Traditional Marketplace Development (TMD) provisions from the proposed Unified Land Development Code (ULDC). Staff was directed to coordinate with the Board, affected property stakeholders and surrounding communities to review proposed code language and develop additional design standards, if necessary. In January 2004, staff solicited preliminary plans for these projects from all eligible property owners. Three submittals were received. Staff reviewed these plans with the property owners and recommend modification to the designs to meet proposed TMD code language. The property owners submitted revised plans which are included in your backup material, see Appendix. On June 17, 2004, staff held a Public Forum with residents and property owners in the Agricultural Reserve. At that Forum, staff presented information on the TMD concept and key elements necessary to create a TMD. Residents and property owners also reviewed three proposals for such development in the Agricultural Reserve. Included in your backup is a synopsis of input received at the meeting, see Appendix. In July, staff met with the agents of the three proposals for the AGR-TMD to review the input from the Forum Meeting and the proposed Comprehensive Plan and ULDC provision. In general, staff and the agents are in agreement with the amendments necessary to AGR-TMD. An important point to consider is that the proposed TMD language in the ULDC will apply to development in all tiers within the County, not just the Agricultural Reserve Tier. While the discussion at the December 4, 2003 meeting centered primarily on the Agricultural Reserve Tier TMDs, the ULDC language proposed at that time applied to TMDs in all tiers.

BOARD DIRECTION: To assist staff in evaluating the submittals and to maintain conformity with the Comprehensive Plan and proposed ULDC code language. Staff seeks specific direction on the following points: A. APPLICABLE TO ALL TMDS 1. Inclusion of parking structures. - The TMD design is intended to be an intense, compact form of development that maximizes usable surface area. The ability to include a parking structure would allow greater flexibility in design and more efficient utilization of land. - Staff recommends allowing structures up to three stories, which are adequately designed and buffered. B. APPLICABLE TO AGR-TMD ONLY 1. Number of TMDs per intersection in Agricultural Reserve. - The Comprehensive Plan does not specify how many TMDs may be permitted in the Agricultural Reserve. The only limitation is that they must be located within a quarter mile of the two eligible intersections. - Staff continues to recommend that one TMD be permitted per intersection. This will allow for the proper massing and organization of uses in design. 2. Allocation of square footage for Agricultural Reserve TMDs. - The Comprehensive Plan states that 750,000 square feet of commercial space may be allocated to TMDs in the Agricultural Reserve. No distribution of this square footage between the two intersections is specified. - Staff recommends that the space be equally distributed between the two intersections. 3. Application of residential component. - Two methods of providing residences are available in the Agricultural Reserve TMDs. The first is a Live/Work unit, which is calculated based on non-residential square footage and not residential density. The second is the underlying residential density, which is up to 1 unit per acre. - Staff recommends that the residential component be a strongly encouraged element of all TMDs. Summary of Staff Recommendations Ag Reserve Tier Urban/Suburban Tier Residential component Optional Optional Locations per intersection 1 N/A Square footage per intersection 375,000 N/A Parking structure Permit Permit To continue the process of review and selection of sites staff recommends proceeding with submittal for the site-specific amendments to the Future Land Use Atlas in Round 05-1. The deadline for Round 05-1 is October 1, 2004. A companion rezoning application would be required at that time as well. Staff also recommends including ULDC code language for all TMDs in the Glitch ordinance. This ordinance would be reviewed by the BCC in December 2004.

KEY ELEMENTS OF A TMD Block Structure Walkable Block Patterns Residential, Civic and Retail Uses Appropriate Building Sizes

KEY ELEMENTS OF A TMD Convenient Parking Efficient Pedestrian Circulation Linked Plazas and Open Spaces

APPENDIX A DESIGN PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS/USE/SQUARE FOOTAGE ALLOCATION Proposal 1 Uses Square Footage Acreage Proposal Retail/Office Supermarket 66,000 15.6% Retail 227,000 53.6% Office 40,000 9.5% Subtotal 333,000 78.8% Civic Civic Use 50,000 11.8% Entertainment Cinema 40,000 9.5% Residential Townhomes 36 units Apartments 100 units Subtotal 136 units Proposal 2 TOTAL 423,000 / 136 units Retail/Office Supermarket Retail Bank Drug Store Entertainment None Residential None 48,000 75,180 5,000 15,000 100% 33.5% 52.5% 3.5% 10.5% Proposal 3 TOTAL 143,180 100% Retail/Office Supermarket Retail Drug Store Restaurant Bank Subtotal 46,200 sq ft 79,100 sq ft 14,200 sq ft 12,600 sq ft 5,000 sq ft 157,100sq ft 16.5% 28.3% 5.1% 4.5% 1.8% 56.2% Civic Civic Use Entertainment Cinema Residential Townhomes 57,000 sq ft 65,500 sq ft 9 units 20.4% 23.4% TOTAL 279,600 / 9 units *1 100% 1 Square Footage is based on revised site plan resubmitted after Forum meeting U /zoning/coderev/2004/code revision/tmd/proposal chart

Site t\ta: ApproJ<imalely 36.+'l\cres Existing Zoning: AGR PtopowJ Zoning; ThID Emting FUCIU"e Land-U5e: AGR Ptoposed PUCIU"~ Und-Use: 1"MD ~ loc Co en.gc= JO% fioot to Area Ratio: o.l~ Groll Floor AnoI.; m,ooo $<I- &. Sufa Muk.ct: ~.ooo oq. ft. '-II: 221,000 tq. ft. Offiu: 4OJlOO... It. Ook UN: SO.ooooq. ft. Onant: 40.000... ft. Residenrial Units: 136lJnits T-..homa: -M.u... ~ l00unia Parking D2t2: Use: R.eq~t: 5up<:r t.urim: 1/ 2IXI no opaoes R<td: 1/ 20(1 I,U5 ~ ()f!ke 1/ 2IXI 2IXI spooca Ciric U..-: 1/ 20(1 2.loO "I'*C" Ci:IIImt. (2(OO,"-Il) 6ti7sp.:$ T~ 2/"""- Sl'f'U"l Aputmma: 2/... 2O(10p0ca Toool"Psrltin&~ T oooi1'wting Pmri<Iod.: 2.I1OSpoceo 2.220 Spo<a Wtekt:nd-Even.ing 6pm-~t,,.,. ~ % ro % H'" '00 %.. % _~_IIr""""""booed_" u.,.ofw...,., _ ZoaioIsCook. Adjusted Requirement: m '" '" '"." ~,.. z.ii"ii"""" _-.,...._- _. - -_. -- Design 1,... - 7

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AGRICULTURAL RESERVE TRADITIONAL MARKETPLACE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS AGR TMD REQUIREMENTS/SUBMITTALS STANDARDS Development Standards Minimum Site Area Maximum Development Area PROPOSED ULDC REQUIREMENTS FOR AGR- TMD PROPOSAL 1 PROPOSAL 2 PROPOSAL 3 PROPOSED ULDC REQUIREMENTS FOR NON-AGR TMD AGR - 25 ac., including preserve area. 36.4 ac. w/o preserve 38.35 ac. w/ preserve 37.812 ac. w/o preserve 10 ac. AGR - 40% of gross acreage Complies Unknown Complies N/A Permitted Locations Must have at least 200 ft. of frontage along an arterial or collector street. AGR - Within 1,320 feet of the intersections of Lyons Rd. and Boynton Beach Blvd. And Lyons Rd. and Atlantic Ave. Complies with frontage and is at the NE Corner of Lyons Rd. and Atlantic Ave. Complies with frontage and is at the NE Corner of Lyons Rd. and Boynton Beach Blvd. Complies with the frontage and is at the SE Corner of Lyons Rd. and Boynton Beach Blvd. Exurban/Rural Tiers - Within the CL designations. U/S Tier - Within the CL/CH designations. A TMD must have at least 200 ft. of frontage along an arterial or collector street. Minimum and Maximum Total Floor Area AGR - Min. Retail & Commercial/Civic: 175,000 sq. ft. (125,000 sq. ft. shall be office and retail space), Max. Retail & Commercial Civic: 375,000 sq. ft. 423,000 sq. ft. 143,180 sq. ft. 222,600 sq. ft. U/S Tier - 200,000 sq. ft. w/ a minimum of 125,000 sq. ft. in 1st phase. Exurban/Rural Tiers - 125,000 sq. ft. Additional development may be phased but shall not exceed a total of 200,000 sq. ft in Exurban and Rural Tiers. Maximum FAR AGR - 1.0 0.35 0.19 0.14 Minimum - U/S Tier - 0.4 Maximum Floor Area per Establishment Exurban/Rural/AGR - 25,000 sq. ft. unless approved as a requested use (single tenants occupying more than 60,000 sq. ft. are prohibited Super Market occupies over 60,000 sq. ft. Grocery Store is over 25,000 sq. ft. and would need to be approved as a requested use but all tenants are under 60,000 sq. ft. Grocery Store is over 25,000 sq. ft. and would need to be approved as a requested use but is under 60,000 sq. ft. The Cinema will be over 60,000 sq. ft. U/S Tier - 50,000 sq. ft. unless approved as a requested use (single tenants occupying more than 100,000 sq. ft. are prohibited). Exurban/Rural Tiers - 25,000 sq. ft. unless approved as a requested use (single tenants occupying more than 60,000 sq. ft. are prohibited) *All information listed was extrapolated from developer submittals* Categories in which the submittal is in compliance with proposed ULDC language are shaded.

PROPOSED ULDC REQUIREMENTS FOR NON-AGR TMD Uses allowed in a TMD District are listed in Table 3.F.1.I-32, Traditional Development Permitted Use Schedule. AGRICULTURAL RESERVE TRADITIONAL MARKETPLACE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS AGR TMD REQUIREMENTS/SUBMITTALS STANDARDS PROPOSED ULDC REQUIREMENTS FOR AGR- TMD PROPOSAL 1 PROPOSAL 2 PROPOSAL 3 Maximum Ground Floor Area per Establishment 40% of Total Ground Floor Area No tenant occupies more than 40%. No tenant occupies more than 40%. No tenant occupies more than 40%. 40% of Total Ground Floor Area Maximum Frontage per Establishment Street Designations 120 linear ft. of frontage to a depth of 40 ft. Grocery Store occupies more than 120 linear ft. of frontage to a depth of 40 ft. Grocery Store occupies more than 120 linear ft. of frontage to a depth of 40 ft. Grocery Store occupies more than 120 linear ft. of frontage to a depth of 40 ft. 120 linear ft. of frontage to a depth of 40 ft. Mainstreets 2 2-way streets crossing perpendicularly. 2 mainstreets that are perpendicular 2 mainstreets that are perpendicular 1 angular mainstreet and 2 perpendicular connecting secondary streets proposed. 2 2-way streets crossing perpendicularly. Sidewalks Required on both sides of all streets, except alleys and side of a street abutting a preserve area in an AGR- TMD. All streets have sidewalks on both sides of the street. All streets have sidewalks on both sides of the street. Sidewalks and/or pedestrian arcade provided on both sides of main and secondary street system. Required on both sides of all streets, except alleys. Alley Access Not allowed from a Main Street. No alley access from a Mainstreet. No alley access from a Mainstreet. No alley access from Mainstreet. Not allowed from a Main Street. Vehicular Gates Uses Civic Cinema Vehicular Gates are Prohibited No vehicular gates. No vehicular gates. No vehicular gates. Vehicular Gates are Prohibited Yes No Yes Yes No Yes Office Residential Retail Uses allowed in a TMD District are listed in Table 3.F.1.I-32, Traditional Development Permitted Use Schedule. Yes Yes Yes Yes -136 Units (36 townhouses, 100 apartments) No Yes - 10 Units (10 townhouses) Yes Yes Yes *All information listed was extrapolated from developer submittals* Categories in which the submittal is in compliance with proposed ULDC language are shaded.

PROPOSED ULDC REQUIREMENTS FOR NON-AGR TMD AGRICULTURAL RESERVE TRADITIONAL MARKETPLACE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS AGR TMD REQUIREMENTS/SUBMITTALS STANDARDS Building Form PROPOSED ULDC REQUIREMENTS FOR AGR- TMD PROPOSAL 1 PROPOSAL 2 PROPOSAL 3 Maximum Building Height AGR - 25 ft. and 2 stories. Does not comply with the height limitation. Does not comply with the height limitation. Cinema does not comply with the height limitation. U/S Tier - 45 ft. and 2 stories. A 3rd story is allowed if the top floor is dedicated to residential uses. Exurban/Rural Tiers - 25 ft. and 2 stories Frontages Minimum Primary Frontage Percentage 60% of a Mainstreet. Greater than 60% of frontage is Primary Frontage. Complies Greater than 60% of frontage is Primary Frontage. 60% of a Mainstreet. Continuity All building structures along Primary Frontage shall abut the required sidewalk. All buildings and structures in the Primary Frontage abut the required sidewalk. Complies One small parking area provided off Mainstreet for tenant parking and to provide visibility to residential units and.38 acre Green Plaza. Build to Lines - Percentage of Primary Frontage that has Arcaded Sidewalks 50%. Sidewalks must be a min. of 10 ft. in width and have a minimum height clearance of 12 ft. Greater than 50% of the Primary Frontage has arcaded sidewalks. Complies Greater than 50% of the Primary Frontage has arcaded sidewalks. All building structures along Primary Frontage shall abut the required sidewalk. 50%. Sidewalks must be a min. of 10 ft. in width and have a minimum height clearance of 12 ft. Maximum Secondary Frontage Percentage 40% of a Mainstreet. Less than 40% of frontage is Secondary Frontage. Complies Intent of regulation met with pedestrian scale and use of plaza areas for defined public spaces proximate to retail, restaurant and cinema uses. 40% of a Mainstreet. *All information listed was extrapolated from developer submittals* Categories in which the submittal is in compliance with proposed ULDC language are shaded.

PROPOSED ULDC REQUIREMENTS FOR NON-AGR TMD All internal sidewalks shall provide a minimum clear width of six ft. AGRICULTURAL RESERVE TRADITIONAL MARKETPLACE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS AGR TMD REQUIREMENTS/SUBMITTALS STANDARDS PROPOSED ULDC REQUIREMENTS FOR AGR- TMD PROPOSAL 1 PROPOSAL 2 PROPOSAL 3 Secondary Frontage Buildings Distance from Sidewalks All building structures along Secondary Frontage shall be located within 10 ft. of the required sidewalk. All building structures along the Secondary Frontage are within 10 ft. of the required sidewalk. Complies All building structures along the Secondary Frontage are within 10 ft. of the required sidewalk. All building structures along Secondary Frontage shall be located within 10 ft. of the required sidewalk. Perimeter Frontage Pedestrian Circulation Exterior frontages on the perimeter of a TMD shall be designed to provide views of building entrances, display windows, plazas and squares from adjacent arterial and collector streets. The site plan is designed to provide views of building entrances, display windows, plazas and squares from Atlantic Ave. and Lyons Rd. Complies Three plazas along Mainstreet are located in a straight line view corridor from the intersection of Lyons Rd. and Boynton Beach Blvd. Exterior frontages on the perimeter of a TMD shall be designed to provide views of building entrances, display windows, plazas and squares from adjacent arterial and collector streets. Pedestrian Circulation Foundation Planting All internal sidewalks shall provide a minimum clear width of six ft. All sidewalks are a minimum of six feet in width. Complies Complies Foundation Planting No foundation planting is required where buildings are located within 10 ft. of a sidewalk. No foundation planting is required where buildings are located within 10 ft. of a sidewalk. Complies Structures and/or pedestrian plazas are located within 10 ft. of sidewalks. No foundation planting is required where buildings are located within 10 ft. of a sidewalk. *All information listed was extrapolated from developer submittals* Categories in which the submittal is in compliance with proposed ULDC language are shaded.

20,000 sq. ft. Or 5% of the gross land area, whichever is greater AGRICULTURAL RESERVE TRADITIONAL MARKETPLACE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS AGR TMD REQUIREMENTS/SUBMITTALS STANDARDS Parking PROPOSED ULDC REQUIREMENTS FOR AGR- TMD PROPOSAL 1 PROPOSAL 2 PROPOSAL 3 PROPOSED ULDC REQUIREMENTS FOR NON-AGR TMD On-street Parking Required on both sides of all 2-way streets and on at least 1 side of 1-way streets, except within 25 ft. of a street intersection or alley, or ten ft. of a fire hydrant, or along arterials and planned collector streets. Complies Does not comply Complies Required on both sides of all 2- way streets and on at least 1 side of 1-way streets, except within 25 ft. of a street intersection or alley, or ten ft. of a fire hydrant, or along arterials and planned collector streets. Parking Structure N/A Yes No Yes N/A Total Number of Spaces Plazas Depends on calculations from Art.6, Parking 2,220 561 1,113 Depends on calculations from Art.6, Parking Total Area of Site 20,000 sq. ft. Or 5% of the gross land Dedicated to Plazas area, whichever is greater Proposing 7 plazas with the total area greater than 20,000 sq. ft. 33,000 + sq. ft. for central plaza 1.69 acres provided (73,616 sq. ft. w/ library plaza, 59,241 sq. ft. without library plaza). Commercial component of TMD (non civic site) is 27.18 acres (5% is 59,198 sq. ft. *All information listed was extrapolated from developer submittals* Categories in which the submittal is in compliance with proposed ULDC language are shaded.

PROPOSED ULDC REQUIREMENTS FOR NON-AGR TMD Central plaza shall be bounded on at least 3 sides and shall front a Main Street. Other plazas or squares shall be bounded by a street on at least one side. All commercial ground floor facades shall be transparent glass: Primary Frontage - 75%, Secondary Frontage - 50%, and Perimeter Frontage - 25%. Balconies may project beyond build-to lines with a max. 3-foot projection and a minimum size of 24 inches. AGRICULTURAL RESERVE TRADITIONAL MARKETPLACE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS AGR TMD REQUIREMENTS/SUBMITTALS STANDARDS PROPOSED ULDC REQUIREMENTS FOR AGR- TMD PROPOSAL 1 PROPOSAL 2 PROPOSAL 3 Location Central plaza shall be bounded on at least 3 sides and shall front a Main Street. Other plazas or squares shall be bounded by a street on at least one side. The site plan provides a "lawn area" with a fountain and walk. It is surrounded on all sides by the round-about. The main plaza area is adjacent to the civic use building and is the terminus of Mainstreet. Central Plaza is only bounded on 2 sides. To maintain pedestrian scale of 4 plaza areas, no plaza has vehicular circulation on more than one side. 3 of the plazas front on the mainstreet and 1 fronts on a secondary street. The remaining plaza (.38 acres Green Plaza) is located b/w the townhome units. Central Plaza Other Plazas Building Design Min Size - 20,000 sq. ft., Length - 200 ft., Width - 100 ft. Min Size - 10,000 sq. ft., Length - 100 ft., Width - 50 ft. Plazas comply with size, length and width. Central Plaza is over 20,000 sq. ft. in size, over 200 ft. in length and over 200 ft. in width. Plazas comply with size, length and width. N/A Central plaza is less than 20,000 sq. ft. in size, less than 200 ft. in length, but is over 100 Min Size - 20,000 sq. ft., Length - ft. in width. 200 ft., Width - 100 ft. The four other plazas are greater than 10,000 sq. ft. in size, are over 100 ft. in length and are over 50 ft. in width. Min Size - 10,000 sq. ft., Length - 100 ft., Width - 50 ft. Building Transparency All commercial ground floor facades shall be transparent glass: Primary Frontage - 75%, Secondary Frontage - 50%, Perimeter Frontage - 25%. Complies Complies Does not Comply Complies Complies Does not Comply Complies Complies Does not Comply Balconies Balconies may project beyond build-to lines with a max. 3-foot projection and a minimum size of 24 inches. Complies Complies Complies U:\zoning\CODEREV\2004\Code Revision\TMD\TMD Proposals List_Public Version_06-15-2004.xls Last Updated: 07/14/2004 *All information listed was extrapolated from developer submittals* Categories in which the submittal is in compliance with proposed ULDC language are shaded.

APPENDIX B AGR/TMD PUBLIC FORUM MEETING 06-17-04 CONSOLIDATED COMMENTS FROM RESIDENTS & INTERESTED PARTIES

HIGHLIGHTS OF KEY COMMENTS RELATED TO AGR-TMD FAVORED AT 6-17-04 FORUM MEETING Open Spaces/Plazas/Outdoor Seating and Pedestrian Friendly. Variety of Uses, including: Restaurants Cinema Retail Civic Water Elements, i.e., water retention, fountains, etc. Satisfies two types of shopping experiences: Shoppers who visit for one particular reason (visit a particular use). Shoppers who visit for multiple reasons (shopping, theater, civic uses, strolling, etc). General arrangement of block structure and buildings, specifically Angled Road Patterns. Parking Structure (If low scale & incorporate into building mass) Not a Strip Center