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Pages Replaced by Supplement #54TABLE OF CONTENTS— ConVd. Chapter Page Art. II. Civil Disorders and Disturbances ............. 510 9. Country Club ............. ............................... 559 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 561 Art. II. Golf Advisory Board ......................... 562 Art. III. Finances .... ............................... 563 10. Elections ................ ............................... 615 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 617 Art. II. Reserved .... ............................... 618 Art. III. Reserved .... ............................... 618 Art. IV. Polling Locations ........................... 618 11. Electricity ............... ............................... 671 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 673 Art. II. Electrical Code .............................. 673 11.5. Emergency Service ..... ............................... 695 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 697 Art. II. Emergency Medical Services ................. 697 12. Fire Prevention and Protection .......................... 723 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 725 Art. II. Florida Fire Prevention Code ................. 725 Art. III. Reserved .... ............................... 726 Art. W. Recovery of Costs for Cleanup, Abatement and Removal of Hazardous Substances ........... 726 12.5 Flood Damage Prevention .............................. 777 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 779 Art. II. Administration .............................. 783 Art. III. Provisions for Flood Hazard Reduction ....... 786 13. Reserved ................ ............................... 839 14. Health and Sanitation ... ............................... 889 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 891 Art. II. Garbage, Trash and Refuse .................. 891 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 891 Div. 2. Garbage Collection and Disposal.......... 891 Div. 3. Reserved . ............................... 893 Art. III. Reserved .... ............................... 894 Art. W. Abatement of Public Nuisances on Private Prop - erty........................................ 894 15. Housing ................ ............................... 945 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 947 Art. II. Abandoned Real Property .................... 949 16. Library ................. ............................... 997 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 999 Art. II. Library Board ............................... 999 17. Licenses and Miscellaneous Business Regulations......... 1051 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1053 Supp. No. 52 giii NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Chapter Page Art. II. Local Business Tax .......................... 1057 Art. III. Businesses Located Outside Village Limits ... 1060.4 Art. IV Reserved .... ............................... 1063 Art. V. Ambulances .. ............................... 1063 Art. VI. Garage and Other Sales ..................... 1063 17.5 Reserved ............... ............................... 1121 18. Motor Vehicles and Traffic ............................... 1171 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1173 Art. II. Operation of Vehicles Generally .............. 1173 Art. III. Stopping, Standing and Parking ............. 1175 19. Offenses and Miscellaneous Provisions ................... 1225 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1227 Art. II. Sexual Offenders and Sexual Predators ....... 1228 Art. III. Offenses Against Property ................... 1228.1 Art. IV. Offenses Against Public Morals .............. 1228.1 Art. V. Offenses Against Public Peace ................ 1229 Art. VI. Noise Control .............................. 1229 Art. VII. Reserved ... ............................... 1235 Art. VIII. Weapons .. ............................... 1235 Art. DC. Water Shortage Emergencies ................ 1237 Art. X. Alarms ...... ............................... 1238 Art. XI. Wellfield Protection ......................... 1242 20. Parks, Playgrounds and Recreation ...................... 1289 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1291 Art. II. Meetings and Gatherings .................... 1292 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 1292 Div. 2. Permit ... ............................... 1292 Art. III. Recreation Advisory Board .................. 1293 21. Planning and Development .............................. 1343 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1345 Art. II. Planning Commission ....................... 1347 Art. III. Board of Adjustment ........................ 1348 Art. IV. Concurrency Management ................... 1350 Art. V. Stormwater Management .................... 1363 Art. VI. Archaeological Site Protection Regulations ... 1366.1 22. Reserved ................ ............................... 1411 23. Police ................... ............................... 1463 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1465 Art. II. Reserved .... ............................... 1465 Art. III. Reserve Force .............................. 1465 24. Streets, Sidewalks and Public Places ..................... 1517 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1519 Art. II. Excavations .. ............................... 1519 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 1519 Div. 2. Permit ... ............................... 1520 Supp. No. 52 xiv -\ TABLE OF CONTENTS — Cont'd. 1 / Chapter Page Statutory Reference Table ..... ............................... 2819 Code Comparative Table -1970 Code ......................... 2869 Supp. No. 52 xv Art. III. Sidewalks and Driveways ................... 1520 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 1520 Div. 2. Permits .. ............................... 1523 25. Swimming Pools ......... ............................... 1573 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1575 Art. IL Reserved .... ............................... 1575 Art. III. Reserved .... ............................... 1576 26. Taxation ................ ............................... 1627 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1629 Art. II. Insurance Excise Taxes ...................... 1629 Art. III. Utility Tax .. ............................... 1629 Art. IV. Telecommunications Service Tax ............. 1630 27. Trees and Shrubbery ..... ............................... 1681 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1683 Art. II. Trees in Swale Areas ........................ 1683 Art. III. Landscaping ............................... 1684 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 1684 Div. 2. Reserved . ............................... 1686 Div. 3. Requirements for Certain Yard Areas, Off - Street Parking and Other Vehicular Use Areas .... ............................... 1686 28. Use of Rights -of -Way for Utilities ........................ 1739 29. Telecommunications ..... ............................... 1781 Appendices A. Appearance Plan ......... ............................... 2043 B. Subdivisions ............. ............................... 2353 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 2355 Art. II. Procedures for Subdivision Plat Approval ..... 2358 Art. III. Design Standards .......................... 2365 Art. IV. Required Improvements ..................... 2368.1 Art. V. Enforcement Provisions ...................... 2372 Art. VI. Amendments ............................... 2378 Art. VII. Legal Status ............................... 2379 C. Zoning ................... ............................... 2479 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 2480.1 Art. II. Generally .... ............................... 2484 Art. III. District Regulations ........................ 2486.6 Arts. IV, V. Reserved . ............................... 2515 Art. VI. Amendments —Fees; Waiting Periods......... 2515 Art. VII. Nonconforming Uses of Land and Structures. 2516 D. Franchises ............... ............................... 2619 Statutory Reference Table ..... ............................... 2819 Code Comparative Table -1970 Code ......................... 2869 Supp. No. 52 xv NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Page Code Comparative Table —Laws of Florida .................... 2873 Code Comparative Table— Ordinances ........................ 2875 Charter Index ................ ............................... 2933 CodeIndex .................. ............................... 2935 Supp. No. 52 xvi Checklist of Up -to -Date Pages (This checklist will be updated with the printing of each Supplement) From our experience in publishing Looseleaf Supplements on a page- far -page substitution basis, it has become evident that through usage and supplementation many pages can be inserted and removed in error. The following listing is included in this Code as a ready guide for the user to determine whether the Code volume properly reflects the latest printing of each page. 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Ordinances that are of a general and permanent nature are codified in the Code Book and are considered "Includes." Ordinances that are not of a general and permanent nature are not codified in the Code Book and are considered "Omits." In addition, by adding to this table with each supplement, users of this Code of Ordinances will be able to gain a more complete picture of the code's historical evolution. 2010 -18 10 -28 -10 Include 49 2010 -21 11 -18 -10 Include 49 2011 -01 1 -27 -11 Include 50 2011 -02 2 -10 -11 Include 50 2011 -03 2 -10 -11 Include 50 2011 -04 2 -10 -11 Include 50 2011 -05 4 -14 -11 Include 51 2011 -06 4 -14 -11 Include 51 2011 -07 4 -14 -11 Omit 51 2011 -08 5 -12 -11 Omit 51 2011 -09 5 -26 -11 Include 51 2011 -10 5 -26 -11 Include 51 2011 -11 6 -23 -11 Include 51 2011 -12 6 -23 -11 Omit 51 2011 -13 7 -14 -11 Omit 51 2011 -14 7 -14 -11 Include 51 2011 -15 8 -25 -11 Omit 52 2011 -16 9 -22 -11 Omit 52 2011 -17 9 -22 -11 Omit 52 2011 -18 9 -22 -11 Include 52 2011 -19 10 -13 -11 Include 52 2011 -21 11 -10 -11 Include 52 2011 -22 12- 8 -11 Include 52 2010 -05 3 -11 -10 Include 53 2012 -01 1 -12 -12 Omit 53 2012 -02 3- 8 -12 Include 53 2012 -03 3 -22 -12 Include 53 Supp. No. 53 SH:1 ADMINISTRATION § 2 -4 one - twelfth (Vi2) of the designated their capital as well as the operating funds in the annual vil- probable income to be de- lage budget. rived from the investment. (3) Investment income. Without compromis- The chief financial officer, or other per - ing safety and liquidity, the highest pos- sons performing the investment func - sible total return should be obtained on tions, acting in accordance with written the village's funds. Income will include policies and procedures, and exercising interest/dividends received as well as any due diligence shall be relieved of personal realized or unrealized gains and losses of responsibility for an individual security's principal of the underlying security. credit risk or market price changes, pro- (d) Performance measurements. In order to as- vided deviations from expectations are sist in the evaluation of the portfolio's perfor- reported immediately and that appropri- mane, the village shall use nationally recognized ate action is taken to control adverse benchmarks for the short term and long term developments. portfolios. Performance calculations will not in- clude any balances invested in overnight sweep (2) Ethical standards. Officers and employ - accounts, ees involved in the investment process shall refrain from personal business activ- (1) Short term portfolio. A nationally recog- ity that could conflict with the proper nized Money Market Fund Index, such as execution and management of the invest- Standard and Poor's Government Invest- ment program, or that could impair their ment Pool Index/Government will be used ability to make impartial decisions. Em- as a benchmark. ployees and investment officials shall dis- Long term portfolio. Investment perfor- close any material interest in financial mane the village portfolio will be com- institutions with which they conduct busi- pared to the 1 -3 year United States Trea- ness. They shall further disclose any per - sury index or the equivalent composed of U.S. Treasury or government securities, could be related to the performance of the with duration and asset mix that approx- investment portfolio. Employees and offic- imates the village portfolio. ers shall refrain from undertaking per- sonal investment transactions with the (e) Prudence and ethical standards. same individual with whom business is conducted on behalf of the village. (1) Prudence. The standard of prudence to be used shall be the "prudent person rule," which states that: Investments should be made with judgment and care, un- der circumstances then pre- vailing, which persons of pru- dence, discretion, and intelligence exercise in the management of their own af- fairs, not for speculation, but for the investment, consider- ing the probable safety of Supp. No. 39 134.5 (f) Authorized investments and pre- qualifica- tion. The village may invest and reinvest, in accordance with the objectives stated in subsec- tion (c), in the financial instruments noted in the table below. When considering such investments, the village shall use the following pre- qualifica- tion parameters for specific institutions: (1) Banks. The village shall select a bank from the most current top ten listed "qual- § 2 -4 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE ified public depositories" with a CAEL pated cash flow requirements. Unless matched to (capital adequacy, asset quality, earnings, a specific cash flow, the village will not directly liquidity) score of 3 or better. invest in securities maturing more than three Bank Eligibility years from the date of purchase. CAEL Consolidated (h) Portfolio composition. The following are Score Asset Value Eligibility the limits for investments and limits on security 1 -3 lop to asset U.S. Public issues, and maturities in the portfolio. The chief rated Funds Deposi- financial officer has the option to further restrict tory Institutions investment in selected instruments, to conform to (2) SEC registered money /market mutual the present market conditions. funds. Note: The table below defines two (2) types of S &P: AAA Minimum. village investments, "operating" and "core ": Moody's: AAA Minimum. (3) Insurance companies. A.M. Best Rating: Minimum aaa. (4) Corporate interest notes. S &P: AAA Minimum. Moody's: AAA Minimum. (5) Local government investment pools. All components in each pool must satisfy the appropriate pre - qualification parameters noted for that institution. (g) Maturity and liquidity requirements. The village's investment portfolio shall be structured to provide sufficient liquidity to pay obligations as they come due. Furthermore, to the extent possi- ble, an attempt will be made to match investment maturities with known cash needs and antici- Operating. Those liquid funds necessary to conduct routine village activity, in addition to an amount determined by the village council and administration sufficient to cover emer- gency situations and unforeseen capitalexpen- ditures. Core: All funds not included in operating funds. In general, these funds can be invested in issues with longer -term maturities. These terms shall be defined and the amounts will be designated at least once a year during the village budget discussions. Changes during a year shall only be made by resolution of the village council. These changes will apply to the end of the current fiscal year and must be reconfirmed or changed as needed during the next annual budget process. Authorized Investments pe of Funds Maturity Range Minimum % Maximum % Interest- bearing Operating N/A 8.33 100 checking or savings (1/12 of annual vil- (no more than 50% accounts lage operating bud - with any one deposi- et) tory institution) Core NA 0 100 (no more than 50 % with any one deposi- - tort' institution) Supp. No. 39 134.6 ADMINISTRATION (a) Policy considerations. (1) Exemptions. Any investment held prior to the adoption of this policy that does not meet the guidelines of this policy shall be exempted from the requirements of this policy. At maturity or liquidation, such monies shall be reinvested only as pro- vided by this policy. (2) Amendments. This policy shall be re- viewed on an annual basis by the village council at the "setting of council goals and objectives" session of the annual budget. The village council must approve any changes. (t) Delegation of authority. The finance direc- tor is the chief financial officer of the village and is responsible for investment decisions and activ- ities. No person may engage in an investment transaction except as provided under the terms of this policy and the procedures established here- under. Nothing set forth herein shall preclude the village from utilizing a chartered financial ana- lyst or any other individual or agency subject to formal oversight by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission to invest funds on behalf of the village in accordance with the man- dates of paragraph (h) of this investment policy. Authorized signatories are the chief financial officer, the village manager and the village mayor. These individuals are also authorized to initiate wire transfers for the village. All investment transactions require approval by two (2) of the depository signatories. (Ord. No. 31 -95, § 1, 10- 26 -96; Ord. No. 15 -2001, §§ 1, 2, 6- 28 -01; Ord. No. 2008 -17, § 21 11- 13 -08) Editor's note —Ord. No. 31 -95, adopted Oct.. 26,1996, has been codified herein at the discretion of the editor as § 2 -4. Secs. 2- 5 -2 -15. Reserved. ARTICLE II. COUNCIL* DIVISION 1. GENERALLY Sec. 2.16. Compensation. The compensation of all members elected to the village council other than the mayor is hereby *Charter reference — Legislative provisions generally, Art. III. Supp. No. 39 137 § 2 -19 fixed at the sum of seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00) per month. The compensation of the mayor is hereby fixed at the sum of nine hundred dollars ($900.00) per month. (Code 1970, § 2 -7; Ord. No. 20 -78, § 3, 8- 10 -78; Ord. No. 2 -88, § 1, 1- 14 -88; Ord. No. 16 -97, § 1, 3- 13 -97; Ord. No. 29 -99, § 1, 8- 26 -99; Ord. No. 2006 -17, § 1, 9 -14-06) Charter reference — Compensation, Art. III, § 4. Sec. 2.17. Regular meetings —When held. The regular meetings of the village council shall be held on the second and Fourth Thursdays of each month. (Code 1970, § 2 -8) Charter reference — Meetings procedure, Art. III, § 9(a). Sec. 2.18. Same — Presiding officer. (a) The mayor shall preside at all meetings, if present, and in his absence, the vice - mayor. In the absence of both the mayor and vice - mayor, the president pro tern shall preside. (b) The presiding officer shall preserve order and decorum. He shall appoint all committees unless the council shall otherwise direct. (c) Terms of mayor. No person may serve more than one -year term as mayor of the village. A person who served as mayor of the village for one (1) term shall not serve as mayor during the following council year, but beginning one (1) year after termination of his one -year term as mayor of the village, he may again serve as mayor for a period not to exceed one (1) year. (Code 1970, § 2 -9; Ord. No. 218 -70, § 1; Ord. No. 8 -82, § 1, 4- 22 -82) Sec. 2 -19. Adjournment of all meetings. All regular meetings, special meetings and workshop meetings for the village council shall be adjourned on or before 11:00 p.m. on the date when the meeting convened. In the event there is pending business on the floor at 11:00 p.m. during one (1) of the meetings, the chair shall at that time entertain a motion that the meeting be reconvened at a time and date certain, but upon failure of the council to agree upon such motion, the meeting shall be adjourned and the business § 2 -19 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE pending at the time of adjournment shall be the first item on the agenda of the next meeting of the village council pertaining thereto. (Ord. No. 24 -79, § 1, 11 -8 -79) Secs. 2.20 -2 -25. Reserved. DIVISION 2. RULES OF PROCEDURE* Sec. 2 -26. Order of business. The following order shall be observed in the transaction of business, but such order may be varied by unanimous consent of the councilmen present: (1) Roll call; "Charter reference — Authority to determine rules of procedure, Art. III, § 9(b). Supp. No. 39 138 Chapter 17 LICENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS REGULATIONS* Art. I. In General, §§ 17- 1 -17 -15 Ail. IL Local Business Tax, §§ 17 -16 -17 -33.1 Art. HL Businesses Located Outside Village Limits, §§ 17- 34 -17 -39 Art. IV. Reserved, §§ 17- 40 -17 -49 Art. V. Ambulances, §§ 17- 50 -17 -60 Art. VI. Garage and Other Sales, §§ 17- 61 -17 -63 "Editor's note — Ordinance No. 7 -81, § 1, adopted July 23, 1981, amended the occupational license provisions, formerly codified in Art. II, §§ 17- 1C- 17 -28, to be set out in Art. 1, §§ 17- 16- 17- 33(a)(b) and Art. I1, §§ 17- 34-- 17- 34 -14. At the editor's discretion, such provisions have been redesignated as Arts. II and 111, and §§ 17- 33(a), (b) and §§ 1.7- 34- A- 17 -34 -14 have been redesignated as 17 -33.1 and 17- 34.1-17- 34.13, respectively, in order to maintain Code format. Former Arts. 111 —V of Ch. 17 have been renumbered as Arts. IV —Vl to facilitate the inclusion of this amendment. The deleted sections previously derived from Code 1970, §§ 20- 1 -20 -14 and 20 -21, and Ord- No. 1.1. 72, § 1.. Cross references — Enforcement of Ch. 17 by code enforcement inspector, § 2 -171 et seq.; alcoholic beverages, Ch. 3; beat operators required to comply with license laws, § 5 -5; requirement of occupational license for different classes of contractors, § 6 -74; sign permits, § 6 -113; bulkhead filling permits, § 7 -16 et seq.; registration ofelectricions required, § 11 -36; noise control regulations, § 19 -99 at seq.; regrlation of business activities with potential to contaminate land mrd water resources, § 19 -221; permits for meetings and gatherings in public parks, § 20 -31 at seq.; permits for street excavations, § 24 -28 at seq.; permits far sidewalks and driveways, § 245.5 et seq.; construction permits for swimming pools, § 25 -23 et seq. Supp. No. 33 1051 j` -- LICENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS REGULATIONS § 17 -62 l (b) Each such vehicle shall be lettered either on the door or on the body in such a manner as to be legible. (Ord. No. 7 -81, § 1, 7- 23 -81) Secs. 17.35- 17 -39. Reserved. ARTICLE IV. RESERVED Secs. 17- 40- 17 -49. Reserved. ARTICLE V. AMBULANCES Sec. 17 -50. Definition. For the purpose of this article, the term "ambu- lance" shall mean any vehicle designed, equipped and used to carry or transport sick or injured per- sons. (Ord. No. 4 -80, § 1, 2- 14 -80) Sec. 17 -51. Unlawful operation. It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in the business of operating an ambulance within the village or from within the village to a point outside the village without first having obtained from the county a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate an ambulance service in zone 2 of the county, except that such ambulanc- es) may be operated within zone 2 at the request of a representative of the holder of a certificate of public convenience and necessity for zone 2 of the county. (Ord. No. 4 -80, § 1, 2- 14 -80) Secs. 17- 52- 17 -60. Reserved. Stipp. No. 8 1063 ARTICLE VI, GARAGE AND OTHER SALES* Sec. 17 -61. Garage sales. All so- called `garage sales" or other sales involv- ing the offering for sale of multiple items of per- sonal property on property occupied as a resi- dence shall be subject to the following rules and regulations: (1) No one shall accept or take in for sale any goods from any commercial business or en- terprise on a consignment basis. (2) No signs shall be posted anywhere in the village advertising such sales, except that the property owner may install on the res- idential lot on which such sale is to be held one (1) sign not larger than two (2) feet by three (3) feet, advertising such sale. Such signs shall be erected not sooner than one (1) day prior to the date of the sale, and shall be removed at the end of the last day upon which the sale is held. (3) No more than two (2) such sales per annum shall be held at the premises if occupied by the same family or any member of such fam- ily. (4) Any sale conducted pursuant to the provi- sions hereof shall be confined to the period between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. of any day and shall not extend in excess of two (2) days. (Ord. No. 12 -80, § 1, 6- 12 -80) Sec. 17 -62. Permit required. Any person conducting a garage sale or other sale involving the offering for sale of multiple items of personal property on property occupied as a residence shall be required to obtain a permit therefor from the village. Applications for such permit shall be made to the village building offi- cial in such form as may be required. (Ord. No. 12 -80, § 1, 6- 12 -80) *Editor's note —Ord. No. 12 -80, § 1, adopted June 12, 1980. amended Ch. 15 with the addition of new §§ 17- 50 -17 -52 However, since the Code already contained sections with thes[ numbers, the editor has redesignated said provisions as Y 17- 61 -17 -63 as herein set out. § 17 -63 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Sec. 17 -63. Violations. Any person violating any of the provisions of this article shall be deemed guilty of a misdemean- or and upon conviction thereof, shall be fined a sum not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500.00). Each day during which any violation of this ordi- nance continues or exists shall be deemed to be a separate violation. (Ord. No. 12 -80, § 1, 6- 12 -80) . [The next page is 11211 Supp. No. 8 1064 -� APPENDIX C— ZONING § 45 -35.3 i The establishment of the NBOZ district is pliance with the standards of the NBOZ shall be hereby declared consistent with the village com- demonstrated by submittal of architectural draw - prehensive plan. ings and a site development plan or site improve- ment plan in accordance with village regulations. The development order shall reflect the restric- Sec. 3 -1 Applicability. , tions imposed by the NBOZ. A. Applicability. The provisions of the NBOZ B. Use regulations. Restrictions which may be district shall apply to all existing and future imposed in the NBOZ district shall be limited to development within the boundaries of the NBOZ the following: district as follows: _ 1. Reducing the number of land uses permit - 1. All new development. ted by right and permitted by conditional 2. All renovations, additions, or redevelop- use within the NBOZ; ment to existing structures where the cost 2. Eliminating inappropriate land use within of such is greater than fifty (50) percent of - the NBOZ; the assessed improvement value of the parcel, indicated on the most recent tax 3. Limiting maximum building or impervi- roll of Palm Beach County Property Ap- ous coverage permitted; praiser, or an increase of greater than 4. Management of access to abutting and twenty (20) percent of the square footage nearby roadways, including specific de- of the existing structure shall conform to sign features intended to reduce adverse one hundred (100) percent of the NBOZ traffic impacts; or Regulations. 5. Any other specific site development regu- 3. When the use of an existing structure lations required or authorized by these ceases for one hundred eighty (180) con- secutive days, or as otherwise determined provisions. to be a discontinued or abandoned use by C. Review procedures. Unless otherwise stated the local zoning code. within these provisions, the review procedures for B. Invalid approvals. Invalid development or- development and redevelopment of applicable sites ders or permits of projects, which have been Within the NBOZ district shall be pursuant to the revoked or have expired shall be subject to all village's review procedures and approval process. applicable provisions of the NBOZ. D. Waivers and variances. Waivers and vari- C. Conflict with other applicable regulations. ances from the NBOZ regulations may be granted by the village reviewing projects which are sub - 1. When the provisions of the NBOZ district ject to the NBOZ regulations. conflict with other village regulations ap- plicable to the site the most restrictive 1. Waivers from the NBOZ regulations may provisions shall prevail. be granted by the village in accordance with the applicable village procedures for 2. Provisions addressed within the village granting waivers from its own code of regulations that are not addressed within ordinances. the NBOZ district remain applicable in the development or redevelopment of a 2. Variances may be granted by the village site in the NBOZ. using the same procedures, which the village uses in granting variances from its Sec. 3 -2 Procedure and regulations. code. A. Submittal procedure. Development or rede- Article 4 Zoning Regulations velopment within the corridor shall adhere to the - regulations imposed by the NBOZ district. Com- Sec. 4 -1 Development review regulations. Supp. No. 25, Add 2510.3 § 45 -35.3 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE A. Conditional use and special permit use. Conditional use and special permit use are gen- erally compatible with the other uses permitted in the district, but which require individual re- view as to their location, design, configuration, intensity and/or density of use, buildings and structures, and may require the imposition of conditions in order to ensure the appropriateness of the use at a particular location. The supplemen- tal regulations outlined in section 4 -3 of this article are to be considered in addition to the existing village standards, however the most re- strictive regulations apply. These uses may be approved, approved with conditions, or denied after review by the appropriate reviewing agency or board, in accord with the procedures, stan- dards, and limitations of the applicable codes. Special permit uses are generally temporary for a specified fixed period of time. B. Prohibited uses. Uses not listed in the use chart are prohibited unless it is determined by the village that the requested use is similar in nature to a listed use and not contrary to the intent of the NBOZ. C. Existingplanned development districts. Prop- erties within the jurisdiction of the village, which have a PUD designation at the time of adoption of the NBOZ, shall be permitted to have uses and design guidelines in accordance with the develop- ment order for that planned development district so long as the development order is in effect. Any amendment to the PUD will have to comply with the design guidelines of the NBOZ. D. Variances. A variance from the supplemen- tary use standards established in this article shall not be granted by the village. E. Accessory use. An accessory use is custom- arily associated with the principal use, incidental to the principal use, and subordinate in area, extent or purpose, and serves only the principal use. Accessory uses shall be subject to the follow- ing: 1. All accessory uses shall be located on the same lot as the principal use. Supp. No. 25, Add 2510.4 2. A use that is an accessory to a nonresi- dential principal use shall not exceed thirty (30) percent of the floor area or business receipts of the principal use. F. Parking and loading. All parking and load ing standards are governed by the village. G. Measuring distances. All required distances between structures and/or uses within this article shall be measured and determined irrespective of existing municipal boundaries. Sec. 4 -2 Land use chart. NBOZ Districts Underly- ing Land Use _ East Commercial NBOZ Land Use Retail P Convenience Store CU Convenience Store with CU Gasoline Sales P Drug Store with Drive - CU through CU Retail Sales P Personal Service Dry P Emergency Health Care P Facility Laundry Services - P Personal Services P Veterinary Clinic P Professional Office Broadcast Studio P Financial Institution P Laboratory, General P Laboratory, Medical or P Dental -Type II CU Medical or Dental Office P or Clinic - Type II CU Office, Business and Pro- P fessional Residential Dwelling Unit CU Auto/Boat Automotive Service Sta- CU tion Car Wash, Automatic, CU Full or Self- service Tire Sales and Installa P tion / l i APPENDIX C— ZONING NBOZ Districts Underly- ing Land Use East Commercial Restaurant Restaurant P Restaurant, Fast Food CU Nightclub, Bar or Lounge CU Recreation - Commercial Recreation, P -- Indoor Marina/Private Mooring CU Theatre, Indoor P Assembly Church or Place of Wor- CU ship School, Public or Private CU Other Adult Entertainment SP Day Care, Adult and CU Child Funeral Home CU - Hotel/Motel P _- Temporary Sales, Amuse- SP ° ments, and Special Events -- Utility, Public and Pri- P vate (minor) CU: Conditional Use SP: Special permit P: Permitted Notwithstanding anything contained elsewhere within this ordinance, the properties covered by the NBOZ which have approved uses under the existing underlying zoning of the village that are considered or deemed not approved uses in the land use chart above, shall not be non- conform- ing. Sec. 4 -3 Use definitions and supplemental regulations. 1. Adult entertainment shall have the defi- nition ascribed to it by the village in other section or sections of the Code. 2. Automotive service station means an es- tablishment engaged in the retail sale of gasoline or other motor fuels, which may include accessory activities such as the sale of automotive accessories or supplies, the lubrication of motor vehicles, the mi- nor adjustment or minor repair of motor Supp. No. 25, Add 2510.5 § 45 -35.3 vehicles. An automotive service station shall be subject to the following supple- mentary use standards: a. Bay doors shall not be oriented to- ward residential zoning districts. If oriented to a public right -of -way, bay doors must be completely and per- manently screened from the right -of- way by a building, opaque masonry wall or similar fixed structures. b. All repair work shall occur within an enclosed structure. C. There shall be a minimum separa- tion distance of five hundred (500) feet from the nearest points of prop- erty lines for a parcel developed for use as an automobile service station and a parcel occupied by a church, school or hospital d. There shall be no outdoor storage or display of merchandise, use of out- door speakers, nor vehicular testing on residential streets. e. The following accessory uses shall be permitted at an automotive service station: 1) Convenience store subject to the convenience store regulations. 2) Automatic car wash subject to the car wash regulations. 3. Broadcast studio means an establishment engaged in the provision of commercial broadcasting services accomplished through the use of electronic mechanisms. 4. Car wash, automatic, full or self - service means a building or area, which provides facilities for washing and cleaning motor vehicles. An automatic, full -or self - service car wash shall comply with the following supplementary use standards: a. In approving a car wash, the review- ing board shall make a finding that the use is appropriately located, con- sidering the following guidelines. 1) Proper functioning of the site as related to vehicular stack- ing, circulation, and turning movements. § 45 -35.3 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE 2) Adequate buffering from resi- 7. Convenience store means an establish - dential areas. ment not exceeding three thousand (3,000) 3) Adequate access, ingress and square feet of gross floor area serving a egress. limited marketed area and primarily en- gaged in the retail sale of food, beverages b. The use of outdoor speakers shall be and other frequently or recurrently needed prohibited. items for household use. The following C. Car washes /detailing shall be lo- accessory uses shall be permitted: cated at least one hundred (100) feet from any residential district, use, or a. Gasoline sales subject to the use structure. regulations governing automotive ser- vice stations, however automobile re- d. Car wash openings must be oriented pairs, including oil change are pro - away from residential zoning dis- hibited where the convenience store tricts or public rights -of -way. If ori- is the principle use. ented to a public right -of -way, bay doors must be completely and per- b. Automatic car washes subject to the manently screened from the right -of- use regulations governing car washes. way by a building, opaque masonry wall or similar fixed structures. 8. Day care, adult and child means an es- tablishment licensed by the Florida De- 5. Church or place of worship means a pre- partment of Children and Family Ser- mises or structure used primarily or ex- vices. An adult or child day care center clusively for religious worship and related shall comply with the following supple - religious services on a permanent basis by mentary use standards: ) a tax - exempt religious group, sect, or de- nomination registered as a not - for - profit a. A pickup and drop off area shall be organization pursuant to Section 501(C)(3) provided, as well as a sufficient num- of the United States Internal Revenue ber of parking spaces for drop off Code, as amended. A church or place of located outside of the main travel worship may include retreat site camp, way. Drop off parking stalls shall be convent, seminary or similar facilities op- a minimum of twelve (12) feet wide x erated for religious activities. A church or twenty (20) feet in length. A mini - place of worship shall comply with the mum four -foot (4) wide sidewalk run - following supplementary use standards: ning from the drop off parking spaces a. Churches or places of worship, which to the day -care entrance shall be include accessory uses such a rec- provided. The number of parking day care center, school, acad- 1, drop -off spaces shall be determined emy, living facility, by the review board, but shall, in no muncongregate munity center, or similar accessory sort' case, be less than two (2) spaces. facilities shall be subject to approval b. In making an approval for an adult as a conditional use. or child day care center the [review 6. Commercial recreation, indoor means an board] shall make a finding that the establishment offering entertainment or use is appropriately located, based games of skill to the general public for a on the following guidelines: fee or charge and wholly enclosed in the 1) Proper functioning of the site building. Typical uses include bingo par- as related to vehicular stack - lors, pool halls, indoor swimming pools, ing, circulation and turning, in- billiard parlors and video game arcades, eluding pickup and drop off ar- but excluding gun clubs. eas; Supp. No. 25, Add 2510.6 OAPPENDIX C— ZONING § 45 -35.8 2) Adequate screening and buffer- 13. Funeral home means an establishment ing from residential districts, engaged in preparing deceased human uses and structures; and beings for burial, and managing and ar- 3) Adequate access, ingress and ranging funerals. A funeral home shall egress. comply with the following supplementary use standards: 9. Dry cleaning means an establishment that provides for cleaning of fabrics with sol- vents. 10. Dwelling unit. a. A dwelling unit shall not be located on the ground floor of any building or structure. b. Parking shall be provided at a min- imum of one and one -half (1'12) spaces per dwelling unit, exclusive of park- ing required for nonresidential uses. 11. Emergency health care facility means an establishment not affiliated with a hospi- tal or hospital emergency room, providing walk -up emergency medical care. 12. Financial institution means an establish- ment open to the general public and en- gaged in deposit banking. Typical uses include commercial banks, savings insti- tutions and credit unions, and may in- clude outdoor automated teller machine and drive - through facilities. A financial institution shall comply with the follow- ing supplementary use standards. a. Afinancial institution with more than three (3) drive -up units or two (2) drive -up units and a drive -up auto- mated teller machine shall be ap- proved only as a conditional use. In approving a conditional use, the re- viewing board shall make a finding that the use is appropriately located, considering the following guidelines: Supp. No. 50 1) Proper functioning of the site as related to vehicular stack- ing, circulation and turning movements; 2) Adequate buffering from resi- dential areas; and 3) Provision of adequate ingress, egress, and access. 2510.7 a. A funeral home use shall not include a crematory. b. In approving a conditional use for a funeral home, the village shall make a determination the use is appropri- ately located, considering the follow- ing guidelines; 1) Proper functioning of the site as related to vehicular stack- ing, circulation and turning movements; 2) Adequate buffering from resi- dential areas; and 3) Provision of adequate ingress, egress, and access. 14. Hotel motel means a commercial establish- ment used, maintained or advertised as a place where sleeping accommodations are supplied for short term rent to tenants. The establishment may be constructed in a building or a group of buildings and may include one or more accessory uses such as dining rooms or convenience stores. A hotellmotel use shall comply with the fol- lowing supplementary use standards: a. The number of sleeping units shall not exceed one (1) per thousand (1,000) square feet of lot area. b. Accessory uses, including lounges, dining and retail sales shall not ex- ceed thirty (30) percent of the entire gross floor area of the principal struc- tures. 15. Laboratory, general means a facility used for testing, research, experimentation, quality control or prototype construction, excluding routine manufacturing, repair, maintenance, or similar activities. 16. Laboratory, medical or dental means an establishment which performs medical tests, or the construction or repair of § 45 -35.3 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE prosthetic devices, provided such testing include live entertainment. The establish - or work is performed at the written order ment shall not sell liquor or alcoholic of a licensed physician or dentist. beverages for off - premises consumption. 17. Laundry service means an establishment The restrictions of this section shall not that provides home type washing, drying, apply to any bona fide restaurant as de- dry-cleaning, or ironing machines for hire fined and licensed under Florida Statutes to be used by customers on the premises, as a restaurant with full kitchen facili- or that is engaged in providing laundry ties. A nightclub, bar or lounge shall be and dry - cleaning service with customer subject to the following supplementary drop -off and pickup. use standards: 18. Marina /private mooring means a dock or a. A night club, bar or lounge shall not basin supplying secure moorings for boats. be located within two hundred fifty Marinas shall comply with the following (250) feet of a residential district, supplementary use standards. use or structure, nor within seven hundred fifty (750) feet of another a. A marina shall provide at each boat nightclub, bar or lounge use as mea- slip an individual sewer and water sured by the nearest points of prop - hook-up that shall be connected to a erty lines on any two (2) parcels of sewage and potable water supply land occupied or to be occupied for a system approved by the Palm Beach night club, bar or lounge. County Health Department. 1) The distance to residential may b. All docks shall extend beyond the be reduced for those properties shallow water depth. adjacent to the Earman River C. An accessory marine store shall be upon application to the village permitted. as part of the conditional use application. 19. Medical or dental office or clinic means a 2) Conditional use approval may facility providing health care services to be subject to additional site de- the public by physicians, dentists, chiro- sign requirements to reduce im- practors, osteopaths, physical therapists, pacts on neighboring residen- nurses, acupuncturists, podiatrists, optom- tial districts or uses. etrists, psychiatrists or others who are duly licensed to practice their respective b. Outdoor or open areas shall be per - medical or dental profession in the State mitted subject to a finding be e th e of Florida, as well as those technicians reviewing board that the location and assistants who are acting under the design of the outdoor or open area area supervision and control of a licensed health shall not have a negative impact on care practitioner. These uses shall not neighboring residential districts, uses include establishments where patients are or structures. lodged overnight and are subject to addi- C. A nightclub, bar or lounge contained tional regulations regarding the dispens- within an office, hotel or motel struc- ing of controlled substances set forth in ture shall be considered as an acces- section 45 -36.S of this chapter. sory use and shall not exceed thirty 20. Nightclub, bar or lounge means an estab- (30) percent of the gross floor area of lishment engaged in the preparation and the entire structure. retail sale of alcoholic beverages for con- 21. Nursery, retail and garden supplies means sumption on the premises, including tav- an establishment which sells trees, shrubs, erns, bars, cocktail lounges and similar groundcover, sod, and other types of plants, other uses. A nightclub, bar or lounge may tools, lawnmowers and related power Supp. No. 50 2510.8 APPENDIX C— ZONING § 45 -35.3 equipment, fertilizer and pesticides, gar- den furniture, mulch and other types of groundcover and similar items used for landscape lawn maintenance and land- scape purposes. Retail landscape nursery Supp. No. 50 2510.5.1 APPENDIX C— ZONING § 45 -35.3 and garden supplies shall comply with ited to, barber shops, beauty salons, nail the following supplementary use stan- salons, and tanning salons, and art and dards: music schools. Such services may include a. Aerial application of any pesticides, the accessory retail sales of items related fungicides, fertilizer or any other to the services rendered. chemical shall be prohibited. 24. Restaurant means an establishment where b. Operation of heavy equipment shall food and beverages are prepared, served be prohibited. and consumed primarily on the premises. C. Outdoor storage and display of land- The restaurant may include cafeteria or scape plant materials (excluding el- buffet style service. A restaurant shall be ements such as mulch, pebbles, gravel subject to the following supplementary stone, fertilizer, wood, sculptures, fur- use standards: niture, etc.) is permitted, but shall a. Outdoor dining areas under a solid not be located in the required set- roof shall be considered a part of the backs. Chain link fences, with black gross floor area ` and shall comply or green vinyl covering, are permit- with district setback requirements ted for security purposes. for structures. d. Stored materials other than land- b. Catering may be permitted as an scape plant materials shall be com- accessory use to a restaurant: pletely screened by walls or build - ings and shall not protrude above 25. Restaurant, fast food means an establish - 1 the height of the enclosing walls or ment where food and beverages are pri- buildings or be visible from a public marily precooked, prepackaged, served in right -of -way or adjacent residential disposable wrapping and containers and districts or use and shall not be where orders are taken at a counter or located in any of the required set- drive-through. A fast food restaurant shall backs. be subject to the following supplementary 22. Office, business and professional means use standards: an establishment providing executive man- a. Outdoor dining areas under a solid agement, administrative, business or pro- roof shall be considered a part of the fessional services, but not involving med- gross floor area and shall comply ical or dental services or the sale of with district setback requirements merchandise except as incidental to a for structures. permitted use. A business or professional office may have a convenience store not b. A fast food restaurant with a drive- exceeding five hundred (500) square feet through shall be approved as a con - or twenty -five (25) percent of the gross ditional use. In. approving a condi- floor area, whichever is less. All such uses tional use for fast food restaurant, shall be completely internal to the office the reviewing board shall make a and shall not have a separate entrance or finding that the use is appropriately any exterior signage. located, based on the following guide- lines: 23. Personal services means an establishment engaged in the provision of frequently or 1) Proper functioning of the site recurrently needed services of a personal as related to vehicular stack- nature, but excluding those services spe- ing, circulation and turning cifically classified and regulated in the movements; use chart as a separate use. Personal 2) Adequate buffering from resi- services as may include, but are not lim- dential areas; and Supp. No. 25, Add 2510.9 § 45 -35.3 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE - -� 3) Provision of adequate ingress, egress and access. 26. Retail sales means the sale, incidental repair and rental of goods on a retail basis excluding those uses specifically classi- fied and regulated as a separate use in the use chart. Uses shall include the sale of bulky goods such as household appli- ances. Outdoor storage or display of mer- chandise shall be prohibited. 27. School, public or private means an insti- tution of learning which conducts regular classes and courses of study required for accreditation as an elementary or second- ary school by the State Department of Education of Florida. In approving a con- ditional use for a school, the reviewing board shall make a finding that the use is appropriately located, based on the follow- ing guidelines. a. Proper functioning of the site as re- lated to vehicular stacking, circula- tion and turning movements; b. Adequate buffering from residential areas; and C. Provision of adequate ingress, egress and access. 28. Temporary sales, amusements, and spe- cial events means an activity, which in- cludes amusements, food, games, crafts, performances or retail sales outside of permanent structures. Typical uses in- clude: carnivals, circuses, temporary auc- tions and tent revivals. A temporary sales and amusement use shall comply with the following supplementary use standards. rides or animals related to the use shall comply with the following min- imum setbacks: 1) Fifty (50) feet from a public right -of -way. 2) Two hundred (200) feet from any property line adjacent to a residential district, use or struc- ture; and 3) One hundred (100) feet from any right -of -way for carnival rides. C. Access for a temporary sales, amusement or special event use shall be from an arterial or major collector road. 29. Theater indoor means an establishment for showing motion pictures or live perfor- mances in an enclosed structure. 30. 71re sales and installation means an es- tablishment engaged primarily in the sale and installation of tires for automobiles, trucks, sport utility vehicles and similar vehicles and may include minor adjust- ments and repairs. Tire sales and instal- lation uses shall be subject to the follow- ing supplementary use standards: a. All activities related to tire sales and installation shall be conducted within an enclosed structure. a. The temporary amusement or spe- cial event use shall not be permitted for a period exceeding seven (7) con- secutive calendar days. A site shall be issued no more than three (3) permits per year. 31 b. All mobile homes, trailers, vehicles, tents, mechanical devices, carnival Supp. No. 25, Add 2510.10 b. Outside storage or display of tires or other products or merchandise shall be prohibited. C. Overhead bay doors shall not be ori- ented toward any adjacent property in a residential district or adjacent public street. d. Repair activities and tire installa- tion shall be located at least one hundred (100) feet from any residen- tial district, use, or structure. e. Outdoor speakers are prohibited Utility, public and private (minor) means one (1) or more elements of utility distri- bution, collection or transmission, net- works or facilities, which provide utility APPENDIX C— ZONING § 45 -35.3 service to a relatively limited geographi- cal area. Typical uses include: electrical distribution substations, sewage lift sta- tions, manned or unmanned telephone exchange buildings and substations. A utility, public,, and private (minor) use shall comply with the following supple- mentary use standards: a. The use shall be located within a reasonable proximity of the area to be served by the facility; b. Structures, buildings and appurte- nances shall not exceed two thou - sand five hundred (2,500) square feet of gross enclosed floor area. 32. Veterinary clinic means an establishment engaged in providing medical care and treatment for animals, and which may provide overnight facilities. Outdoor runs or facilities are prohibited. Article 5 Architectural Elements Sec. 5 -1 General provisions. A. Intent. The provisions of this article are established to provide the NBOZ with an overall architectural style that is consistent with the area and will assist in revitalization and redevel- opment of the entire area. B. Applicability 1. New buildings or structures constructed within the NBOZ shall conform to one hundred (100) percent of the overlay de- sign guidelines. 2. All renovations, additions, or redevelop - ment to existing structures where the cost of such is greater than fifty (50) percent of the assessed improvement value of the parcel, indicated on the most recent tax roll of Palm Beach County Property Ap- praiser, or an increase of greater than twenty (20) percent of the square footage of the existing structure shall conform to one hundred (100) percent of the NBOZ regulations. 3. , All renovations, additions, or redevelop- ment of existing structures where the cost of such is less than fifty (50) percent of the assessed improvement value of the parcel, indicated on the most recent tax roll of Palm Beach County Property Appraiser, or an increase of less than twenty (20) percent of the square footage of the exist- ing structure shall conform with article 5: architectural elements to the greatest ex- tent possible. 4. Minor repairs, maintenance, or similar improvements are exempt from the NBOZ regulations. C. Compatibility with setting. Buildings shall be designed to be compatible with the surround- ing manmade and natural environment to achieve an overall, unified design and character for the NBOZ. Design shall consider: 1. The massing of buildings to encourage and allow pedestrian access between sites and structures; 2. The avoidance of blank walls or similar features without architectural interest; 3. The variety of protective features, such as arcades and awnings, building overhangs, landscaping; 4. And the size, location, and shape of win- dows and doors. D. Alternative architectural styles. The village may authorize the use of an alternative architec- tural style if determined to be consistent with the surrounding architectural character and design intent of the NBOZ. E. Facade /wall height transition. New developments that are located within one hundred fifty (150) feet of an existing building, and are more than twice the height of any existing building within one hundred fifty (150) feet shall provide massing elements to provide an appropriate structure transition. 1. The transitional massing element can be no more than one hundred (100) percent taller than the average height of the adjacent buildings. Supp. No. 25, Add 2510.11 § 45 -35.3 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE 2. Facades shall have architectural articulation at the pedestrian level and at the roofline. Proposed Proposed 1#1� Existing Existing 5®RM Appropriate Inappropriate _. F. Illustrative architectural elements. Drawings found in Attachment A represent architectural elements that are appropriate and/or inappropriate for the NBOZ as per this article. They are intended for illustrative purposes only, to guide the property owner and village through the design intent of the overlay and are not to regulate or suggest specific architectural design. Sec. 5 -2 Design treatments. A. Building design. Structures shall be required to provide three (3) of the following minimum design treatments: 1. The main facades shall incorporate architectural elements, which create a better human scale, such as; a. Canopies or porticos integrated with the building's massing and style; b. Overhangs proportional in size to the mass of the building; and C. Arcades. 2. Pedestrian amenities such as benches, sculptures, tables with umbrellas, and trash receptacles; 3. Peaked roofs with minimum twelve (12) inch overhangs; 4. Ornamental and structural architectural details, which are integrated into the building structure and overall design; and 5. Architectural treatment on all four (4) facades /elevations. a. Articulation of individual storefronts or facades greater than fifty (50) feet wide; b. Window and door openings expressed as individual units as opposed to window wall strips; C. Uniform design; and Supp. No. 25, Add - 2510.12 APPENDIX C— ZONING § 45 -35.3 C. Dumpsters and similar containers. Dump - sters and similar containers, including recycling bins, compactors, etc., shall be screened in a manner consistent with the following: 1. Similar containers shall be located only at the rear of a building or structure. 2. Enclosures shall be constructed in a man- ner consistent with the architectural style, color, materials, etc., of the principal build- ing, and shall screen the dumpsters on all four (4) sides of the enclosure from public view. a. An opaque concrete wall or similar material shall screen both sides and the rear of such facilities. b. The front of a screen enclosure shall be gated and shall consist of durable opaque materials consistent with the overall design of the project. C. Dependent upon the location of an enclosure on the site, landscaping may be required in addition to the opaque screening material. 3. Alternative dumpster location. When it is not possible to locate the enclosure in the rear of the site, the dumpster shall be enclosed by landscaping to the greatest extent possible. 4. Access to the dumpster should be pro- vided from a secondary street. 5. Enclosures are to be designed to provide space to accommodate recycling bins. D. Sidewalks. Sidewalks shall be provided along all roadways on both sides of the street. At cor- ners handicapped ramps shall be provided and sidewalks shall continue across driveway and parking lot surfaces using decorative paving ma- terials to delineate crosswalks. All new construc- tion or substantial renovation of existing build- ings and structures shall include one (1) or more - clearly delineated walkways from the public sidewalk to the private sidewalk, arcade, pedes- trian way, etc. Examples of other complementary materials include the following: 1. Paver blocks or alternative style or color; 2. New and used brick; and Supp. No. 51 3. Concrete stamped with a pattern. E. Retaining walls. Retaining walls shall be constructed as necessary, provided such walls are constructed utilizing the same architectural style, materials, and color of the principle structure. F. Alley screening walls. All new construction or substantial renovation of existing buildings and structures shall construct or reconstruct a solid masonry or concrete wall a minimum of six (6) feet in height. 1. The wall shall be located along the rear property line of the parcel being im- proved. 2. Chain link and wooden fences are prohib- ited. 3. Properties within the marine district of the NBOZ are exempt from this require- ment. G. Underground utilities. The village may re- quire existing overhead utilities to be placed underground when located on properties subject to new construction or substantial renovation. H. Shopping carts. If a use requires shopping carts, they shall not be allowed to accumulate in any outside area including parking lots and load- ing areas, and shall be removed from cart corrals in a timely manner and relocated to designated storage areas near the principle structure. I. Mailboxes. Mailboxes, including special drop boxes, may be clustered within buildings, grouped under a kiosk, or individually freestanding. In all cases the design and installation of mailboxes shall comply with the following standards: 1. The village and the U.S. Postal Service shall approve the size, type, and location of mailboxes. 2. Mailboxes shall be landscaped consistent with and architecturally compatible to the development. J. Satellite dishes. Satellite dishes may be in- stalled provided the dishes are not visible from any street, and the color is compatible with the surrounding environment. Plans for the installa- 2510.57 § 45 -35.3 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE tion of communication equipment, such as dishes and antennas, shall be submitted for review dur- ing the planning phase of a project. K. Telephones, vending machines, and newspa- per racks. All public telephones, vending ma- chines, newspaper racks, and facilities dispensing merchandise or services on private property shall be enclosed within a building, enclosed within a structure, attached to a building, or enclosed in a separate area. 1. Attached and freestanding structures shall be landscaped consistent with and archi- tecturally compatible with the principal structure. 2. Public telephones. Wall- mounted and free- standing public telephones visible from a public right -of -way shall be fully or par- tially enclosed. 3. Vending machines. a. Vending machines dispensing bever- ages, food, ice, and related consumer products shall not be visible from a public right -of -way. b. Vending machines may be located in outdoor enclosures, provided such en- closures are constructed utilizing the same architectural style, materials, and colors as the principal structure. (Ord. No. 05 -2003, § 1, 2- 27 -03; Ord. No. 2011 -02, § 3, 2- 10 -11; Ord. No. 2011 -05, § 2, 4- 14 -11) Sec. 45 -36. General provisions. The provisions of this article shall be subject to the following provisions and exceptions: A. Chimneys, water tanks, radio or televi- sion towers, telecommunications antenna/ towers, church spires, elevator lofts, flag- poles and parapet walls may be erected above the height limits herein estab- lished. A -1. No addition to any building and no struc- ture or object shall be erected, placed or maintained or built to a height which Supp. No. 51 2510.58 CODE COMPARATIVE TABLE Adoption Section Ord. No. Date Section this Code 2011 -11 6 -23 -11 2 5 -84(5) Added 5- 84(13) 2011 -14 7 -14 -11 2 Rpld 2 -116 2011 -18 9 -22 -11 2 8 -5 3 19 -183 2011 -19 10 -13 -11 2 21- 70(a)(1), (2) 3 2 -173 2011 -21 11 -10 -11 2 1 -9(b) 3 2 -40(a) 2- 41(a), (c) Ch. 2, Art. III Div. 5, title 2-75,2-76 Added 2- 81 -2 -83 Rnbd Ch. 2, Art, III Diva. 6-10 as Ch. 2, Art. III Dive. 7 -11 4 4 -5 4 -12(b) 5 4 -29(b) 4 -30(d) 6 4 -44(a) 7 5 -17 5 -19 5- 20 -5 -22 / 8 8- 22(a), (e) 9 9 -2(b) 10 11.5 -21 11 12 -18(a) 12 Rpld 12- 29 -12 -32 12- 39 -12 -43 12- 51 -12 -56 13 12- 102 -12 -105 14 14 -31(c) 15 18- 19(b), (b)(4) 16 19- 116(a) 19- 117(b), (b)(3) 17 19- 185(c), (c)(2) 19- 186(b) 18 19 -207 19- 209(a) 19-210(d), (e) 19 -211 19 -213 19- 215(a), (c) 19 -217 19 20 -5(2) 20 -6(1) 20 23 -42 23 -45 23 -48 2011 -22 12- 8 -11 2 2-159(a), (b) 3 2- 161(h) Added 2- 161(i) 4 2- 170(2) Added 2- 170(3) Supp. No. 53 2893 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Adoption Section Ord. No. Date Section this Code 2012 -02 3- 8 -12 2 6-17,6-18 3 6- 57 -6 -60 4 6- 111(G), (I) 6- 117(C), (d) 5 Rpld 6 -150 6 Rpld 6- 150- -6 -156 2012 -03 3 -22 -12 2 App. C,§ 45 -2 3 Added App. C, § 45 -27G. 4 Added App. C, § 45 -28H. Uhe next page is 29331 Sapp. No. 53 2894 Supp. No. 53 2937 CODEINDEX Section Section B BOATS, DOCKS AND WATERWAYS (Cont'd.) BATHING Permit fee ......................... 5 -72 Diseased persona prohibited from bathing Specifications ...................... 5 -71 in public pools, etc ................. 19 -3 Submission of plans and specifica- tions......................... 5 -70 BICYCLES Canals Park regulations ........................ 20 -6 Canal crossings.................... 5 -60 Subdivisions, required improvements re Compliance with provisions required 5 -56 bikeways .......................... 36 -29.1 Drainage canals ................... 5 -59 General requirements.. . ........... 5 -57 BILLBOARDS. See: SIGNS AND BILL- Navigation canals .................. 5 -58 BOARDS Surety bond prerequisite to issuance BIRDS. See: ANIMALS AND FOWL of building permit in certain cases ......................... 5 -61 BLOCKS Docks and piers Subdivision design standards............ 36 -18 Construction in waters other than Lake Worth and Atlantic Ocean, BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMIS- _ regulations governing ......... 5 -84 SIONS. See: DEPARTMENTS AND Definitions ........................ idols 5 -81 OTHER AGENCIES OF VILLAGE Generally BOATS, DOCKS AND WATERWAYS Lake Worth and Atlantic Ocean, reg- Abandoned boats ....................... 5 -8 ulations governing construction Abatement of public nuisances on pri- in ........................ • • .. 5 -85 vate property ................... 14 -79 at seq. Minimum design requirements...... 5 -83 Anchoring and mooring Variances ......................... 5 -86 Mooring limitations in lagoons (private Erosion control structures docks ) .......................... 5 -16 Construction ...................... 5 -95 _ Unlawfully anchored or moored vessels Control ........................... 5 -96 JClaiming ofvessel by owner; payment Definitions ........................ 5 -93 of coats ....................... 5 -23 Permitted, when................... 5 -94 Department of law enforcement to Piers. See within this subheading: Docks impound ..................... 5 -19 and Piers Owner to be notified upon impound- Seawalls. See within this subheading: ment ................. 1....... 5 -20 Bulkheads and Seawalls Procedure in event owner cannot be Definitions ............................. 5 -1 found ........................ 5 -21 Disturbing other boats .................. 5 -6 Reclamation of owner after sale..... 5 -24 Exhibition boats exempted from certain Unclaimed vessel to be sold; certifica- restrictions ........................ 5 -4 tion of sale ................... 5 -22 Flood damage prevention provisions...... 12.5 -1 of seq. Authority of village to board boats violat- See: FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION ing chapter ........................ 5 -17 Fueling of marine craft.................. 5 -26 Boat launching area Health and sanitation requirements Abandoned boats and equipment Cleanliness of docks .................. 5 -11 Disposition ........................ 5 -36 Observance of village health and con - Recovery .......................... 5 -37 duct rules....................... 5 -10 Designated; use restricted ............. 5 -33 Pollution of waterways................ 5 -13 Permits required Refuse disposal ....................... 5 -12 Boats remaining for more that 24 Live aboard boats hours ........................ 5 -35 Living aboard boats restricted......... 5 -15 Repairs prohibited .................... 5 -34 Occupancy of in village waterways..... 5 -25 Vehicleltrailer parking in designated ar- Marine sanctuaries ens ............................. 5 -35 Designation of waters as marine sanctu. Violation; penalty .................... 5 -38 aries Bulkhead lines ......................... 7 -1 at seq. Area to be regulated ............... 5- 101(c) See: BULKHEAD LINES Areas designated .................. 5- 101(b) Code enforcement, applicability re ....... 2 -173 Construction of provision ........... 5- 101(d) Construction requirements Definition ......................... 5- 101(a) Bulkheads and seawalls Mooring, docking, or beaching of boats on Compliance with provisions required 5 -69 public or private property without Inspection required ................ 5 -73 permission ........................ 5 -9 Supp. No. 53 2937 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Section Section BOATS, DOCKS AND WATERWAYS (Cont'd.) BUILDINGS (Cont'd.) Parking Landscaping ............................ 27 -31 at seq. Boating equipment; parking on residen- See: LANDSCAPING tial property restricted........... 18 -35 Minimum construction standards Prohibited parking upon right -of -way of Authority ............................ 6 -16 specific roadways ................ 18 -34.1 Codes adopted ....................... 6 -17 Running engines, hours in residential dis- Construction board of adjustment and tricts .............................. 5 -14 appeals ......................... 6 -18 Searchlights, use of ..................... 5 -7 Appointment ...................... 6 -18(a) Speed limits; wakes ..................... 5 -2 Membership ....................... 6 -18(b) Subdivision provisions re waterways ..... 36 -22 at seq. Powers ............................ 6 -18(f) See: SUBDIVISIONS (Appendix B) Appeals.. . ...................... 6- 18(£)(1) Swimming in restricted waters .......... 5 -3 Variances ....................... 6- 18(f)(2) Water skiing ............................ 5 -5 Procedures ........................ 6 -18(g) Waterways board ....................... 5 -102 at seq. Quorum and voting ................ 6 -18(d) BOISTEROUS CONDUCT Secretary to the board .............. 6 -18(e) Terms ............................. 6 -18(c) Noisy and boisterous .................... 19 -106 Violations and penalty................ 6 -19 BONDS Missiles, throwing ...................... 19 -83 Administrative code; bonds required of cer- Noise from building ..................... 19 -102 tain officers ........................ 2 -42 Obstructing passageway................. 19 -47 Canal construction; surety bond prerequi- Outdoor displays. See herein: Signs and site to issuance of building permit... 5 -61 Outdoor Displays Finance director, duties re ............... 2 -59(7) Park and recreation facilities;emetingbuild- Village manager ........................ 2 -117 ings or structures.................. 20 -3 Public land, construction on prohibited ... 6 -1 BRUSH. See: WEEDS AND BRUSH Signs and outdoors displays ............. 6 -110 A seq. BUILDINGS See: SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS Appearance code Smoke, dust, odors, liquids, etc........... 19 -9 Appeals and review ................... 6 -35 Spitting in public places prohibited....... 19 -5 Appearance plan ..................... 6 -33 Stormwater management; level of finished Certificate of appropriateness floor of structures .................. 21 -63 Final hearings ............. .. 6 -57 Subdivision regulations ................. 36 -1 at seq. Follow -up by community develo p- develop- See: SUBDIVISIONS (Appendix B) ment department ............. 6 -60 Swimming pools........................ 25 -1 at seq. Planning commission See: SWIMMING POOLS Action of ........................ 6 -58 Zoning regulations ...................... 45 -1 at seq. Approval by ..................... 6 -59 See: ZONING (Appendix C) Preliminary consideration .......... 6 -56 BULKHEAD LINES Def inition ............................ 6 -31 Code enforcement, applicability re ....... 2 -173 Intent and purposes .................. 6 -32 Established; designated ................. 7 -1 Planning commission, powers and du- Filling operation beyond bulkhead line pro - ties re .......................... 6 -36 hibited ............................ 7 -2 Short title ........................... 6 -30 Filling permit Appearance plan (Appendix A). See that Application fees ......... subject Application; issuance ................. 7 -18 Code enforcement, applicability re ....... 2 -173 Expiration date; renewal; revocation... 7 -20 Codes Public hearing prerequisite to consider- Appearance code. See herein that sub- ation ........................... 7 -17 ject Required ............................. 7 -16 Build. Building code ........................ 6 -17 Unlawful fill; removal................... 7 -3 Electrical code ....................... 11 -11, 11 -12 Fire prevention code .................. 12 -16 at seq. BULKHEADS Housing code ......................... 15- 1,15 -2 Bulkheads and seawalls, construction re- Country club ........................... 9 -1 et seq. quirements re ..................... 5 -69 et seq. See: COUNTRY CLUB See: BOATS, DOCKS AND WATER - Electrical code .......................... 11 -11, 11 -12 WAYS Flood damage prevention ................ 12.5 -1 at seq. See: FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION BUSINESS REGULATIONS Housing code ........................... 15- 1,15 -2 Ambulances ............................ 17-50,17-51 Supp. No. 53 2938 - CODE INDEX Section Section BUSINESS REGULATIONS (Cont'd.) BUSINESS REGULATIONS (Cont'd.) Businesses located outside village limits Suspension or revocation of receipt; re- Application for certificate of regulation. 17 -34.2 fund of fee ...................... 17 -30 Certificate of business regulation re- Transfer of receipts to new location .... 17 -25 quired; basis of one year......... 17 -34 Transfer of receipts to new owner...... 17 -24 Commercial vehicles, marling of ...... 17 -34.13 Wellfield protection Compliance by principal deemed compli- Regulation of business activities with ante by agent ................... 17 -34.8 potential to contaminate land and Delinquency penalty .................. 17 -34.4 water resources ................. 19 -221 Doing business not covered by certificate Zoning of regulation .................... 17.34 -7 Location of business for retail sales of Duplicate certificates of regulation..... 17 -34.6 alcoholic beverages .............. 45- 20(2), 45- Duration ............................. 17 -34.3 36.N False statements C -3 Regional Business District...... 45- 34.1(9) Certificate obtained void ab initio ... 17 -34.7 Engaging in business without certifi- cate of regulation or under cer- C tificate issued on .............. 17 -34.11 CABLE TELEVISION. See: TELEVISION Fee exemptions ...................... 17 -34.10 Fee schedule ......................... 17 -34.12 CAMPING Half -year certificate .................. 17 -34.3 Recreational, boating and camping equip - Issuance of certificate ................. 17 -34.3 ment; parking on residential property Noncompliance of principal............ 17 -34.8 restricted .......................... 18 -35 Nonprofit enterprise; special permit for 17 -34.5 Unauthorized lodging and camping....... 19 -11 Refund of fee ......................... 17 -34.9 Registration required ................. 17 -34.1 CANALS Renewal ............................. 17 -34.4 Construction requirements .............. 5 -56 at seq. Suspension or revocation of certificate . 17 -34.9 See: BOATS, DOCKS AND WATER - When due and payable ................ 17 -34.3 WAYS Garage and other sales .................. 17 -61 at seq. See: GARAGE AND OTHER SALES CATS Home occupations ....................... 17 -3(a) at seq. Regulations enumerated................. 4-24 at seq. See: HOME OCCUPATIONS See: ANIMALS AND FOWL Local business tax Application for business tax receipt.... 17 -18 CERTIFICATES Business tax exemptions .............. 17 -31 Appearance code; certificate of appropriate - Business tax imposed; basis of one year 17 -16 ness .............................. 6 -56 at seq. Business tax receipt renewal; delin- See: BUILDINGS quency penalty .................. 17 -20 Boats, docks and waterways; unlawfully Business tax schedule ................ 17 -33 anchored or moored vessels Compliance by principal deemed compli- Unclaimed vessel to be sold; certification ance by agent; noncompliance of of sale .......................... 5 -22 principal ........................ 17 -29 Businesses located outside village limits, Declaration where fee depends on vari- certificate of business regulations re. 17 -34 at seq. able factors within applicant's See: BUSINESS REGULATIONS knowledge ...................... 17 -23 Emergency medical services ............. 11.5 -21 Doing business not covered by receipt; Historic site overlay district; certificate of receipt obtained by false state- appropriateness .................... 45 -37(1-1) ments void ab initio ............. 17 -28 Duplicate receipts .....thou ...... 17 -27 CIVIL DISORDERS AND DISTURBANCES. Engaging in business without receipt pt or or See: EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT under receipt issued on false state- CLERK ments .......................... 17 -32 Department of records, provisions re vil- How tax construed as to specified pro- lage clerk and deputy village clerk.. 2 -67 at seq. f essions ......................... 17 -21 See: DOCUMENTS AND PUBLIC RE- Issuance of receipt; duration; balf -year CORDS receipt; when due and payable ... 17 -19 Marking of commercial vehicles ....... 17 -33.1 CLUBS Receipt to be posted or carried ........ 17 -26 Country club ........................... 9 -1 at seq. Special permit for nonprofit enterprise. 17 -22 See: COUNTRY CLUB Supp. No. 53 2939 CODE ENFORCEMENT, ALTERNATE METHOD OF Codes to be enforced by citation.......... Failure to accept citation ................ Form and contents of citation............ Issuance of citations .................... Provisions additional and supplemental .. Right to hearing; maximum penalty..... . CODE ENFORCEMENT Actions for money judgments Limitation ........................... Alarm regulations, enforcement re ....... Applicability ............................ Conduct of hearing ...................... Declaration of legislative intent.......... Definitions ............................. Enforcement procedure .................. Fines; liens Appeal.............................. Copies of orders imposing fines....... . Determination of amount of fine...... . Duration of lien ...................... Generally ............................ Notices .............................. Reduction of fine ..................... Provisions supplemental ................. Special magistrates Appointment ......................... Power and authority .................. Powers of ............................ Qualifications ........................ CODE OF ORDINANCES* Altering Code ........................... Amendments ........................... Catchl ines .............................. Court cost Assessment of additional court costs for criminal justice education expendi- tures ........................... Definitions and rules of construction ..... Designated and cited... ................ References to chapters or sections........ Repeal of ordinances, effect of............ Severability of parts .................... Village clerk, duties re recording ordi- nanees ............................ Village logo. ............................ Violations and penalty .................. COIN- OPERATED AMUSEMENTS Proximity to schools restricted........... COMBAT AUTO THEFT (CAT) Establishment, regulations .............. NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Section 2 -253 2 -255 2 -252 2 -251 2 -256 2 -254 2 -182 19 -217 2 -173 2 -176 2 -171 2 -172 2 -175 2 -150 2- 178(d) 2- 178(b) 2 -179 2- 178(a) 2 -181 2- 178(c) 2 -183 2- 174(a) 2- 174(b) 2 -177 2- 174(c) 1 -7 1 -6 1 -3 1 -9 1 -2 1 -1 1 -3 1 -4 1 -5 COMMITTEES, COMMISSIONS. See: DE- PARTMENTS AND OTHERAGENCIES OF VILLAGE Telecommunications Generally ............................ See: TELECOMMUNICATIONS Service too:... ....................... See: TAXATION COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPART- MENT Buildings Appearance code Certificate of appropriateness Follow -up by community develop- ment department........... Director's duties ........................ Divisions Code compliance ..................... Permits and inspections .............. Planning ............................. COMPUTATION OF TIME Definitions and rules of construction ..... Section 29 -1 et seq. 26 -51 et seq. 6 -60 2 -111 2- 112(2) 2- 112(1) 2- 112(3) 1 -2 CONCURRENCY MANAGEMENT Provisions enumerated .................. 21 -41 et seq. See: PLANNINGAND DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL. See: VILLAGE COUNCIL COUNTRY CLUB Finances Delinquent accounts; penalties ........ Golf advisory board ..................... See: GOLF ADVISORY BOARD Premises Diefiguration and/or removal of building or other property ................ Enf orcement ......................... Hours............................... Signs. ............................... Violations and penalties .............. COUNTY Definitions and rules of construction ..... 2 -67(3) COURTS 1 -10 Court cost 1 -8 Assessment of additional court costs for criminal justice education expendi- tures ........................... 19 -4 D 18 -19 *Note —The adoption, amendment, repeal, omissions, effec- tive date, explanation of numbering system and other matters pertaining to the use, construction and interpretation of this Code are contained in the adopting ordinance and preface which are to be found in the preliminary pages of this volume. Supp. No. 53 2940 9 -32 9 -16 et seq. 9 -1(1) 9 -2 9 -1(2) 9 -2 9 -2 1 -2 1 -9 DECALS Combat Auto Theft (CAT) ............... 18 -19 DEPARTMENTS AND OTHER AGENCIES OF VILLAGE Administrative code ..................... 2 -39 et seq. See: ADMINISTRATIVE CODE DEPARTMENTS AND OTHER AGENCIES OF VILLAGE (Cont'd.) Appearance board. See: APPEARANCE PLAN (Appendix A) Audit committee ........................ See: AUDITS Boards and committees .................. Code enforcement ....................... Community development department..... See: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Finance, department of .................. See: FINANCES Fire and police retirement board of trust - ees................................ See: PENSIONS AND RETIREMENT Fire rescue department ................. See: FIRE RESCUE DEPARTMENT General employees retirement board ..... See: PENSIONS AND RETIREMENT Golf advisory board.. ................... See: GOLF ADVISORY BOARD Law enforcement, department of (police department ) ....................... See: LAW ENFORCEMENT, DEPART- MENT OF (POLICE DEPART- MENT) Library board .......................... Library, department of .................. Meetings of boards and commissions; ad- journment of ...................... Meetings of specific boards, etc. See spe- cific subjects Planning and development board of adjust - ment.............................. Planning commission ..................... Public works, department of ............. See: PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Records, department of .................. See: DOCUMENT AND PUBLIC RE- CORDS Recreation department .................. Recreation advisory board ............. See: PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS AND RECREATION Reserve police force ..................... See: POLICE Village council .......................... Waterways board ....................... DEVELOPMENTS. See: PLANNINGAND DE- VELOPMENT DISABLED AND HANDICAPPED PERSONS Applicability of dog prohibitions to guide and service dogs ................... Parking violations re handicap spaces .... CODE INDEX Section Section 4 -24 at seq. DISTURBANCES. See: CIVIL DISORDERS DRAINAGE AND DISTURBANCES Stormwater management ................ 21 -61 et seq. DOCKS. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND WATER - 2-56 at seq. WAYS and rights -o£- -way .................. 36 -22(b) DOCUMENTS AND PUBLIC RECORDS 2 -1 Department of records 2 -171 at seq. Deputy village clerk 2 -111 et seq. Appointment ...................... 2 -68 Duties............................ 2 -69 Village clerk; duties 2 -59 Election records, keeping........... 2 -67(5) Expiration of term, notice of........ 2 -67(7) Official seal, keeping ............... 2 -67(8) 2 -164 et seq. Record ordinances ................. 2 -67(3) Village council 2 -81 et seq. Keep records of council .......... 2 -67(2) Public council action ............. 2 -67(4) 2 -151 et seq. Serve as clerk of council ......... 2 -67(1) 9 -16 at seq. Vital statistics, keeping ............ 2 -67(6) Village clerk and deputy village clerk. See herein: Department of Records 2-75,2-76 16 -16 at seq. 2 -93 2 -3 21 -21 21-11,21-12 2-84,2-85 2 -67 at seq. 2 -110 20 -61 et seq. 23 -42 et seq. 2 -16 et seq. 5 -102 et seq. 4 -27(d) 18 -37 DISTRICTS Zoning regu lations ...................... 45 -16 at seq. See: ZONING (Appendix C) Supp. No. 53 2941 DOGS Regulations enumerated ................. 4 -24 at seq. See: ANIMALS AND FOWL DRAINAGE Stormwater management ................ 21 -61 et seq. See: STORMWATER MANAGEMENT Subdivision design standards re easements and rights -o£- -way .................. 36 -22(b) Zoning; surface water management C -3 Regional Business District ........ 45- 34.1(8) DROUGHT Water shortage emergencies ............. 19 -200 at seq. See: WATER SHORTAGE EMERGEN- CIES R ELECTIONS Candidacy Candidates for office; qualifying ....... Preservation of notice of candidacy .... Conduct of elections ..................... Earlyvoting ............................ General elections, notice of .............. Polling locations Designated........................... Special elections Notice of ............................. When held ........................... State laws Applicable state laws adopted ......... Voting machines may be used; state law applicable ....................... Village clerk, duties re keeping election records ............................ 10 -5 10 -6 10 -6 10 -7 10 -3 10 -76 10 -4 10 -2 10 -1 10 -7 2 -67(5) NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Supp. No. 53 2942 Section Section ELECTIONS (Cont'd.) F Voting machines may be used; state law applicable ......................... 10 -7 FENCES, WALLS, HEDGES AND ENCLO- SURES ELECTRICAL CODE Landscaping ............................ 27 -31 et seq. Amendments, corrections, additions ...... 11 -12 See: LANDSCAPING Code enforcement, applicability re ....... 2 -173 Swimming pool requirements ............ 25 -5 ELECTRONIC AUDIO EQUIPMENT FINANCES Noise control ........................... 19 -104 Budget procedures ...................... 2 -2 Country club EMERGENCIES Delinquent accounts; penalties ........ 9 -32 Ambulances ............................ 17-50,17-51 Court cost Emergency management ................ 8 -1 at seq. Assessment of additional court costs for See: EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT criminal justice education expendi- Emergency medical services tures ........................... 1 -9 Fees Department of finance Billing and collection ............... 11.5 -23 Finance director; duties Establishment ..................... 11.5 -22 Accounts of receipts and expendi- Generally ............................ 11.5 -21 tures......................... 2 -59(8) Fire rescue department ................. 2 -81 at seq. Budget duties ..................... 2 -59(2) See: FIRE RESCUE DEPARTMENT Cancellation of evidences of old debt 2 -59(9) Water shortage emergencies ............. 19 -200 at seq. Collect moneys and fees due village . 2- 59(12) See: WATER SHORTAGE EMERGEN- Examine books .................... 2 -59(6) CIES Financial statements ............... 2 -59(3) EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Fiscal supervision over officers...... 2 -59(5) Applicability ............................ 8 -2 Keep accounts..................... 2 -59(4) Civil disorders and disturbances Pay village employees .............. 2- 59(11) Declaration of a state of emergency.... 8 -22 Prescribe farm ..................... 2 -59(1) Mayor designated local authority for pres- Receive and disburse moneys....... 2- 59(10) public peacency ...... eon 8-21 Responsibility for proceeds of bonds. �. 2 -59(7) of a t Declaration of a state of emergency ...... 8 -5 Investment policy of the village .......... 2 -4 Definitions 8 -1 Pensions and retirement. See also that ............................. Emergency management structure ....... 8 -3 subject Length of service award plan For volun- Powers, duties and responsibilities....... 8-4 teer firefighters ................ 2 -170 et seq. Termination of a state of emergency...... 8 -6 Pension and certain other benefits for EMPLOYEES. See: OFFICERS AND Ell- fire and police employees......... 2 -159 et seq. PLOYEES Pension and certain other benefits for general employees ............... 2 -146 et seq. ENCLOSURES. See: FENCES, WALLS, Planning and development; filing fees and HEDGES AND ENCLOSURES cost for changes .................... 21-1,21-2 ENGINE EXHAUST Noise control policy ..................... 19 -108 EROSION CONTROL STRUCTURES Construction regulations ................ 5 -93 et seq. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND WATER- WAYS EXCAVATIONS Bulkhead lines ......................... 7 -1 at seq. See: BULKHEAD LINES Stormwater management ................ 21 -61 et seq. See: STORMWATER MANAGEMENT Street excavations ...................... 24 -16 at seq. See: STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND PUB- LIC PLACES EXCRETA Dog waste, removal provisions re ........ 4-31,4-32 Supp. No. 53 2942 FINANCES (Cont'd.) Social security ......................... See: SOCIAL SECURITY Taxation. See that subject Village manager ....................... FINES, FORFEITURES AND OTHER PEN- ALTIES Code enforcement; fines and liens........ Code of ordinances, provisions re general penalty and continuing violations ... Parking violation ....................... Pension and certain other benefits for fire and police employees Board of trustees for; forfeiture of mem- bership on board for absenteeism. Contributions; forfeitures ............. FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION Barbecue grills and similar cooking devices Code enforcement, applicability re ....... Fire rescue department ................. See: FIRE RESCUE DEPARTMENT Florida fire prevention code Adopted by reference ................. Annual fire inspection and establish- ment of fee schedule ............. Review of construction plans and fire suppression, detection and alarm systems and establishment of fee schedule........................ Hazardous substances, coat recovery for cleanup, abatement and removal of Authority of public safety fire rescue department ..................... Coat reimbursement to village......... Definitions ........................... Exceptions for fire suppression services Late fee for failure to reimbursement.. Records .............................. Remedies ............................ Pension and certain other benefits for fire and police employees ............... See: PENSIONS AND RETIREMENT Volunteer firefighters, length of service award plan for ..................... See: PENSIONS AND RETIREMENT FIRE RESCUE DEPARTMENT Composition ............................ Emergency medical services ............. See: EMERGENCIES Fire chiefs duties ....................... Functions.............................. Disaster response .................... Emergency medical services........... Fire fighting ......................... Fire prevention ...................... Maintain equipment .................. Report losses ......................... CK9IU psi 51�7 Section FIRE RESCUE DEPARTMENT (Cont'd.) 2 -136 at seq. Interference with police and fire rescue department telephone trunk lines pro - hibited ............................ 2 -118 FIREARMS AND WEAPONS Concealed weapons, carrying ............ Forfeiture; disposition ................... 2 -178 Possession .............................. Sales restricted 1 -8 Record of sales required .............. 18-37,18-38 Specified weapons, display and sale of . Switchblade knives prohibited......... Stench bombs prohibited ................ See: STENCH BOMBS 2- 164(b) FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION 2- 163(d) Abrogation and greater restrictions ...... Areas of special flood hazard Basis for establishment ............... 19 -10 Warnings regarding designations...... 2-173 Building official 2 -81 et seq. Designated as flood damage control ad- ministrator ..................... Duties and responsibilities ............ 12 -16 Definitions ............................. Development permit 12 -17 Required ............................. Findings of fact ......................... Flood hazard reduction provisions Coastal high hazard areas ............ 12 -18 General standards Anchoring ......................... Construction materials and methods Enclosures below lowest floor....... 12 -102 Mechanical and utility equipment... 12 -103 Subdivision proposals .............. 12 -101 Utilities ........................... 12 -105 Regulatory floodways ................. 12 -106 Sand dunes and mangrove stands ..... 12 -104 Specific standards 12 -107 Nonresidential construction ......... Residential construction............ 2 -159 et seq. Interpretation .......................... Lands to which provisions applies........ Methods of reducing flood losses ......... 2 -170 at seq. Noncompliance, penalties for ............ Statement of purpose and objectives...... Statutory authorization ................. Variance procedure ..................... 2-83 11.5 -21 et seq. FLORIDA, STATE OF. See: STATE FOLLOWING, PRECEDING 2-81 Definitions and rules of construction ..... 2 -82 2 -82(6) FOOD AND FOOD PREPARATION 2 -82(5) Barbecue grills and similar cooking devices 2 -82(3) FORFEITURES. See: FINES, FORFEITURES 2 -82(4) AND OTHER PENALTIES 2 -82(2) 2 -82(1) FOWL. See: ANIMALS AND FOWL Supp. No. 52 2943 Section 19 -215 19 -184 19 -186 19 -183 19- 185(c) 19- 185(b) 19- 185(a) 19 -82 12.5 -8 12.5 -7 12.5 -10 12.5 -21 12.5 -23 12.5 -5 12.5 -22 12.5 -2 12.5 -44 12.5 -41(1) 12.5 -41(2) 12.5 -41(6) 12.5 -41(5) 12.5 -41(4) 12.5 -41(3) 12.5 -43 12.5 -45 12.5 -42(2) 12.5 -42(1) 12.5 -9 12.5 -6 12.5 -4 12.5 -11 12.5 -3 12.5 -1 12.5 -24 1 -2 19 -10 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Section Section FRANCHISES HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES Enumerated. See Appendix D Recovery of coats for cleanup, abatement Use of rights -of -way for utilities.......... 28 -1 at seq. and removal ....................... 12 -101 et seq. See: UTILITIES See: FIRE PREVENTION AND PRO- TECTION G HEALTH AND SANITATION GAMBLING Abatement of public nuisances on private Animals, causing to fight ................ 4 -8 property ........................... 14 -79 at seq. See: NUISANCES GARAGE AND OTHER SALES Animals and fowl, provisions re.......... 4 -11 at seq. Garage sales ........................... 17 -61 See: ANIMALS AND FOWL Permit required ........................ 17 -62 Bathing regulations Violations and penalties ................. 17 -63 Diseased persons prohibited from bath - GARBAGE AND TRASH ing in public pool, etc............ 19 -3 Abatement of public nuisances on private Boats, docks, etc., provisions re .......... 5 -10 at seq. property ........................... 14 -79 et seq. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND WATER - See: NUISANCES WAYS Boats; refuse disposal ................... 5 -12 Code enforcement, applicability re ....... 2 -173 Garbage collection and disposal Garbage and trash ...................... 14 -23 et seq. Charges See: GARBAGE AND TRASH Commercial use property waste dis- Park and recreation facilities; failure to posal fees and collection proce- cooperate in keeping restrooms neat duets ........................ 14 -30 or sanitary ........................ 20 -2 Fee for excess amounts from commer- Rabies control .......................... 4 -42 at seq. cial establishments ........... 14-28 See: ANIMALS AND FOWL Generally ......................... 14 -27 HEDGES. See: FENCES, WALLS, HEDGES When and where paid .............. 14-29 AND ENCLOSURES Definition ............................ 14 -23 Frequency of collection ................ 14 -26 HITCHHIKING Garbage cans Prohibitions ............................ 19 -6 Kept covered ...................... 14 -25 HOME OCCUPATIONS Required .......................... 14 -24 Customer service requirements and perfor- Landscaping; refuse container areas...... 27 -41 mance standards 17 -2 Public works department ................... Definitions ............................. 17 -3(b) Refuse disposal division ............... 2 -85(2) Effective date ........................... 17 -30) GATHERINGS. See: ASSEMBLIES Local business tax. See also that subject Generally ............................ 17 -16 et seq. GENDER Home occupation provisions Definitions and rules of construction ..... 1 -2 Affidavit of applicant required ...... 17 -3(e) GOLF ADVISORY BOARD Appeals ........................... 17 -3(g) Composition and terms .................. 9 -17 Requirement of business tax receipt. 17 -3(c) Composition ......................... 9 -17(a) Permitted uses, home occupations as..... 17 -3(a) Officers .............................. 9 -17(c) Repeal of ordinances.................... 17 -3(h) Terms ............................... 9 -17(b) Standards .............................. 17 -3(d) Creation ............................... 9 -16 Violation of standards or conditions deemed Duties .. ............................... 9 -19 a Code violation ................... 17 -3(f) Meetings ............................... 9 -18 HORNS GUNS. See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS Noise control ........................... 19 -103 HOUSING H Abandoned real property ................ 15 -11 at seq. HANDBILLS See: PROPERTY Distribution restricted .................. 19 -7 Boats, docks and waterways Live aboard boats .................... 5-15,5-25 HANDGUNS. See: FIREARMS AND WEAP- ONS HOUSING CODE Adopted by reference .................... 15 -1 HANDICAPPED PERSONS. See: DISABLED Amendments ........................... 15 -2 AND HANDICAPPED PERSONS Code enforcement, applicability re ....... 2 -173 Supp. No. 52 2944 Supp. No. 52 2951 CODE INDEX 1 1 Section Section POLICE (Cont'd.) PROPERTY (Cont'd.) Interference with police and fire rescue Subdivision regulations ................. 36 -1 at seq. department telephone trunk lines pro- See: SUBDIVISIONS (Appendix B) bibited ............................ 19 -215 Unauthorized camping or lodging on public Oaths of office or private property ................. 19 -11 Members of police department, form of Weeds and brush ....................... 14-79 at seq. oath ............................ 2 -41(c) See: WEEDS AND BRUSH Persons required to take oath of office . 2- 41(a)(2) Pension and certain other benefits for fire PUBLIC PLACES. See: STREETS, SIDE - and police employees ............... 2 -159 at seq. WALKS AND PUBLIC PLACES See: PENSIONS AND RETIREMENT Reserve force PUBLIC RECORDS. See: DOCUMENTS AND Application for membership........... 23 -43 PUBLIC RECORDS Appointment to service by chief of police 23 -45 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Compensation ........................ 23 -50 Director's duties........................ 2 -84 Created; purpose ..................... 23 -42 Oath required ........................ 23 -47 Divisions Powers and duties .................... 23 -48 Division of facility and fleet mainte- Reserve list to be maintained ......... 23 -44 nance ........................... 2 -85(1) Resignation .......................... 23 -46 Refuse disposal....................... 2 -85(2) Uniforms and insignia ................ 23 -49 Street maintenance................... 2 -85(3) POLLUTION Smoke, dust, odors, liquids, etc........... 19 -9 R Stormwater management provisions re pol- RABIES CONTROL lutant loads ....................... 21 -67 Waterways, pollution of ................. 5 -13 Provisions enumerated.................. 4-42 at seq. Wellfield protection See: ANIMALS AND FOWL Regulation of business activities with RADIOS potential to contaminate land and Noise control 19 -104 \._..� water resources ................. 19 -221 ........................... PRECEDING, FOLLOWING REASONABLE TIME Definitions and rules of construction ..... 1 -2 Definitions and rules of construction ..... 1 -2 PROFANITY RECORDS. See: DOCUMENTS AND PUB- Valgar language prohibited in public places 19 -65 LIC RECORDS PROPERTY RECREATION. See: PARK, PLAYGROUNDS Abandoned real property AND RECREATION Additional authority .................. 15 -18 Applicability ......................... 15 -13 REFUSE. See: GARBAGE AND TRASH Definitions ........................... 15 -12 Immunity of enforcement officer....... 15 -17 RESTROOMS Maintenance requirements............ 15 -15 Parks and recreation facilities; failure to Purpose and intent ................... 15 -11 cooperate in keeping restrooms neat Registration of abandoned real property 15 -14 or sanitary ........................ 20 -2 Security requirements ................ 15 -16 Abatement of public nuisances on private RETIREMENT. See: PENSIONS AND RE- property ........................... 14 -79 et seq. TIREMENT See: NUISANCES Appearance plan (Appendix A). See that S subject Boats, docks and waterways; unlawfully SAND DUNES anchored or moored vessels Flood damage prevention provisions...... 12.5 -45 Unclaimed vessel to be sold; certifica- tion of sale ...................... 5 -22 SANITATION. See: HEALTH AND SANITA- Definitions and rules of construction ..... 1 -2 TION Dogs on property of others ............... 4 -28(b) Insurance excise taxes; property insurance SCHOOLS premiums ......................... 26 -17 Coin - operated amusements; proximity to Noise from property ..................... 19 -102 schools restricted .................. 19 -4 Supp. No. 52 2951 Supp. No. 52 2952 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Section Section SEAWALLS SPITTING Bulkheads and seawalls, construction re- Spitting in public places prohibited....... 19 -5 quirements re ..................... 5 -69 at seq. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND WATER- SPORTS WAYS Golf advisory board ..................... 9 -16 at seq. See: GOLF ADVISORY BOARD SEXUAL OFFENDERS AND SEXUAL PRED- ATORS STATE Sexual offender and sexual predator resi- Definitions and rules of construction.. 1 -2 dente prohibition .................. 19 -31 STENCH BOMBS SEXUALLY - ORIENTED ENTERTAINMENT Excepted uses .......................... 19 -82(c) Adult entertainment establishments Possession prohibited ................... 19 -82(b) Zoning regulations re. See: ZONING(Ap- Throwing or depositing .................. 19 -82(a) pendix C) STORMWATER MANAGEMENT SHALL, MAY Adoption ............................... 21 -61 Definitions and rules of construction ..... 1 -2 Applicability ............................ 21 -61 Design .. ............................... 21 -61 SHRUBBERY. See: TREES AND SHRUB - Finished floor of structures, level of ...... 21 -63 BERY Objectives of system design .............. 21 -68 Open channels and outfall ditches........ 21 -66 SIDEWALKS. See: STREETS, SIDEWALKS Post development runoff rates, volumes AND PUBLIC PLACES and pollutant loads ................ 21 -67 Storm drainage facilities generally ....... 21 -64 SIGNAL DEVICES Stormwater retention systems ........... 21 -69 Noise control ........................... 19 -103 Streets SIGNATURE, SUBSCRIPTION Minimum street grades ............... 21 -62 Definitions and rules of construction ..... 1 -2 Roadside swales ...................... 21 -65 Subdivisions, required improvements re.. 36 -31 SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS Water quality ........................... 21 -70 Code enforcement, applicability re ....... 2 -173 Zoning; surface water management Country club; provisions re signs......... 9 -2 C -3 Regional Business District........ 45- 34.1(8) Outdoor displays. See herein: Signs and Outdoor Displays STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND PUBLIC Parking in violation of signs ............. 18 -36 PLACES Parks, regulations re traffic signs ........ 20 -5(3) Code enforcement, applicability re ....... 2 -173 Signs and outdoor displays Definitions and rules of construction ..... 1 -2 Construction standards ............... 6 -117 Dogs in parks and on streets and sidewalks 4 -28(a) Design standards ..................... 6 -117 Excavations Exempt signs ........................ 6 -112 Definition ............................ 24 -16 Location standards ................... 6 -117 Equipment to be guarded............. 24 -18 Measurement determinations ......... 6 -116 Liability of village .................... 24 -20 Permitted permanent accessory signs.. 6 -115 Permits Permitted temporary signs............ 6 -114 Fees .............................. 24 -29 Prohibited signs ...................... 6 -113 Required .......................... 24 -28 Provisions generally .................. 6 -111 Protective measures.................. 24 -19 Purpose and scope of regulations ...... 6 -110 Refilling, tamping by excavator........ 24 -17 Severability .......................... 6 -118 Resurfacing by village ................ 24 -17 Zoning Handbills; distribution restricted......... 19 -7 C -3 Regional Business District ........ 45- 34.1(7) Hitchhiking prohibited .................. 19 -6 Landscaping ............................ 27 -31 at seq. SOCIAL SECURITY See: LANDSCAPING Agreement authorized ................... 2 -138 Missiles, throwing ...................... 19 -83 Appropriations by village ................ 2 -140 Motor vehicles and traffic ............... 18 -16 or seq. Declaration of policy .................... 2 -136 See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAF- Exclusions from coverage ................ 2 -137 FIC Records and reports ..................... 2 -141 Obstructing passageway................. 19 -47 Social security act adopted .............. 2 -143 Profanity; vulgar language prohibited .... 19 -65 Withholding and reporting agent......... 2 -142 Public works department Withholding from wages ................. 2 -139 Streets maintenance division.......... 2 -85(3) Supp. No. 52 2952