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0 <br /> Mixed Use/Business 85 units/acre, 2.0 53.84 acres (9.5%) 4,901 units, <br /> F.A.R. 4.690,540 sq. ft. <br /> Mixed Use/High 80 units/acre 128 (22.62%) 10,240 apartment <br /> Density Resort apartments, 125 units or 16,000 <br /> units/acre hotel hotel/apartments, <br /> apartments, 2.5 13,939,200 sq. ft. <br /> F.A.R. <br /> Neighborhood 25 units/acre, 2.0 12.23 (2.16%) 305 units., <br /> Business F.A.R. 1,065,477 sq. ft. <br /> Recreation and Open n/a 24.73 (4.37 acres) n/a <br /> Space . <br /> Total 565.79 (100%) 27,859 units, <br /> 20,663,882 sq. ft. <br /> Acreage by Future Land Use District <br /> 9.50%4.37%, % <br /> 1.96 4.50% <br /> P <br /> 14.82% <br /> 2.16% T ` ` <br /> 1.33% <br /> 87.8.87.4 <br /> o Community Facilities o Med.Res. •MU/Resort <br /> o Conservation o Med.High Res. a Neighborhood Bus. <br /> Low Res. •MU/Bus. o ROS <br /> As noted in Chapter II., the average household size in the City is 2.04 persons per <br /> household. At maximum buildout under the Future Land Use Map, the City could <br /> accommodate a total population of 48,921, more than enough to address the projected <br /> population through the planning period (23,141 in 2020, 25,362 in 2030, and 27,059 in <br /> 2040). There are currently 18,984 units in Sunny Isles Beach, indicating the potential to <br /> build up to 8,875 additional units. <br /> Table 5. indicates a potential non-residential space buildout of 20,663,882 sq. ft., or <br /> almost 1,000 sq. ft. per resident based on the current population. Excluding the Mixed <br /> Use/High Density Resort category, which is presumed to serve tourists, there are 69.89 <br /> acres of commercial or mixed use lands designated on the Future Land Use Map, <br /> comprising 12.35% of the City's total acreage, with a maximum buildout potential of <br /> 6,088,816 sq. ft. This translates to three acres per 1,000 residents, or approximately 300 <br /> sq. ft. per person based on the current population. Input received during the public <br /> involvement process indicates a need for additional commercial development targeted to <br /> residents, such as neighborhood retail. Redevelopment of the Town Center and <br /> neighborhood retail areas proximate to residential neighborhood present opportunities to <br /> expand the City's stock of neighborhood serving commercial uses. <br /> 8 <br />