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"service drives" referred to in 20A- 2(2)(d), may be <br />the "access ways" referred to in the exception clause <br />of such statute. Please advise as to any revision <br />desired. <br />(3) Section 20A -2(5), Definition of "lot width ": Note <br />that this differs somewhat from the definition of "Lot <br />measurement, width" in section 26 -19 of the zoning <br />ordinance. Please review and advise as to any <br />revision desired. <br />20A -13(b) (Minimum lot sizes for subdivision regulations): Note that <br />this conflicts with the minimum sizes specified under section <br />26 -6 of the zoning ordinance, and that several of the zoning <br />classifications specified in the zoning ordinance are not listed <br />in this subsection, such as, but not limited to, R -1 -AA and <br />R -3. Perhaps, revise (b) to simply provide that minimum <br />lot sizes shall be as provided in the zoning ordinance? <br />App. C (Zoning Regulations): Retain this as an appendix, or codify <br />as a chapter. As noted in the editor's note to this <br />appendix, special rules set out in F.S. §§ 163.3161 et seq. <br />govern the adoption and amendment of zoning ordinances. <br />Thus, incorporating the zoning ordinance into the Code as <br />a chapter, which would necessarily entail, at a minimum, <br />renumbering of sections to fit into the scheme of the new <br />Code, could raise a challenge to the chapter as having been <br />invalidly amended unless all special procedures for zoning <br />ordinance amendments were complied with as part of the <br />codification process. Due to such problem, many local <br />governments make such changes via a separate (i.e. separate <br />from the ordinance adopting the republished Code) <br />ordinance complying with the cited statutes. <br />If the zoning ordinance is to be set out as an appendix, <br />we would recommend inserting missing language or <br />corrected references in brackets at the appropriate spots [as <br />is currently done in a number of instances, for example in <br />26 -3 "2.e."], and leaving sections needing revision to <br />conform to a statute "as is" at the present time, with such <br />revisions to be made by separate ordinance, apart from the <br />FM <br />
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