Recreation and Open Space Clause Samples

The Recreation and Open Space clause establishes requirements for the provision, maintenance, or use of recreational areas and open spaces within a development or property. Typically, this clause outlines the minimum standards for size, accessibility, and permitted uses of such spaces, and may specify responsibilities for upkeep or public access. Its core function is to ensure that adequate recreational and open areas are available for occupants or the public, promoting community well-being and compliance with planning regulations.
Recreation and Open Space. 4 (a) The Developer shall deed or cause project 5 developers to deed to the City, on a form or forms acceptable 6 to the City, title to 74 acres of land to serve as park sites.
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Recreation and Open Space. A minimum of 12.82 acres shall be provided for open space and 1.72 acres for active recreation facilities in the approximate location is indicated on the Concept Plan. The recreation area shall provide a variety of facilities ranging from active play areas to informal park areas. Recreational equipment shall be provided in agreement with the Town Council. The recreation area may be substituted with a 10’ wide trail along Florida Avenue from SR 19 to Central Avenue with Council approval. Any recreation areas created will be by the applicant and not the town. In addition to the recreation area, open space will be provided within the development site. This open space shall include, but not be limited to, preserved wetlands, project buffer areas, drainage areas, retention areas and landscaped areas.
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Recreation and Open Space. Golf Course — — — CUP — — CUP Marina: Motorized Craft — — — CUP — CUP CUP Non-Motorized Craft — — — P — — P Parks: Day Use A6 A6 A6 A6 A6 — A6 130.40.210 Nighttime Use CUP CUP CUP CUP CUP — — Snowplay Area — — — CUP — CUP CUP Special Events, Temporary TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP Swimming Pool, Public — CUP — CUP — — — 130.40.210 Tennis Courts, Public — CUP — CUP — — — Trail Head Parking and Staging Area — — — CUP — CUP P Cemeteries — — — CUP — CUP — Churches and Community Assembly Indoor CUP CUP P P — CUP CUP Outdoor CUP CUP CUP CUP CUP — CUP Community Services: Intensive — — — CUP CUP CUP CUP Minor P P P P P — P CPO: Commercial, Professional Office CL: Commercial, Limited CM: Commercial, Main Street CC: Commercial, Community CR: Commercial, Regional CG: Commercial, General CRU: Commercial, Rural P Allowed use (Article 4: Special Use Regulations) A Administrative permit required (130.52.010) TUP Temporary use permit required (130.52.060) CUP Conditional Use Permit required(130.52.020) MUP Minor use permit required (130.52.020) TMA Temporary mobile home permit (▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇▇) — Use not allowed in zone Use Type Specific Use Regulation Schools: College and University P — CUP P CUP — — 130.40.230 Elementary and Secondary, private CUP — CUP CUP — — — Airports, Airstrips and Heliports — — — CUP — CUP CUP— Intermodal Facility CUP CUP CUP CUP CUP P — Parking Lot P P P P P P P Utility and Communications Communication Facilities A/ CUP A/ CUP A/ CUP A/ CUP A/ CUP A/ CUP A/ CUP 130.40.130 Public Utility Service Facilities: Intensive CUP — — CUP CUP CUP CUP 130.40.250 Minor P P P P P P P Wind Energy Conversion System See Table 130.40.390.1 (WECS Use Matrix) 130.40.390 NOTES: 1 Excluding Subsections 130.40.220.E (Garage Sales). 2 Limited to small-scale, artisanal production of goods (See Article 8 (Glossary: “Light Manufacturing”) 3 CUP for larger scale, ‘general industrial’ use. 4 As part of the residential component of a mixed use development. 5 As a rental of an existing legal nonconforming residential structure. 6 As an accessory use 130.22.030 Commercial Zones Development Standards‌ Allowed uses and associated structures shall comply with the following development standards listed in Table 130.22.030 (Commercial Zones Development Standards) below, in addition to any other applicable requirements of this Title unless a variance is obtained in compliance with Section 130.52.070 (Variance) or standards are modified pursuant to a Development Plan permit in compliance with...
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Recreation and Open Space. (a) No later than two (2) years from issuance of the first residential building permit 3 within the DRI, the Developer shall commence construction of a public park of 4 up to 29 upland acres (the “Public Park”) generally located in the area depicted 5 on Map H (Exhibit 1) as Park/Open Space located west of the Institutional site. 6 For purposes of this Special Condition 29(a), commencement of construction 7 occurs when construction of horizontal infrastructure begins on the Public Park.
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Recreation and Open Space. Based on the City’s Comprehensive Plan, the Developer shall provide a minimum of 43.12 acres of recreation and park space, calculated at eight (8) acres per 1,000 persons (i.e., 5 acres/1,000 for activity-based and 3 acres/1,000 for passive-based recreation). The Developer agrees to exceed its minimum requirement and provide the following: (a) Upon the Developer’s removal of the existing coquina rock stockpiles but no later than the expiration of Phase I, the Developer shall deed marketable title to the City through a warranty deed acceptable to the City, to a total of 43.12 acres of land to serve as a Community Park site, as identified on the Preliminary Master Plan (Exhibit “B”) and generally shown in Exhibit I (“Community Park site”), as activity-based recreation to serve the population of the Project. The conveyance will be at no cost to the City. The acreage shall consist of at least 26.2 acres of uplands which can be used by the City as an active park. Prior to the first Residential Final Plat or Site Plan approval, the Developer shall convey title to the Community Park site to the City. The conveyance will be free from all encumbrances except easements, reservations, and restrictions acceptable to the City, together with all appurtenances pertaining to the conveyance. Developer will prepay taxes for the year of closing pursuant to Fla. Stat. 196.295, and all special assessments which have been levied or certified prior to closing. One hundred and twenty days before Closing, the Developer will cause the title company of its choice to issue and deliver to City an ALTA title commitment to issue a policy in the amount of the assessed value of the Community Park site, accompanied by one copy of each document supporting any exceptions to the title commitment. Developer will execute a standard form owner’s affidavit and such other affidavits as may be reasonably required by the City, the Title Company, or the Closing Agent. The Developer will also execute an Affidavit of interest in Real Property pursuant to Fla. Stat. 286.23. Developer warrants to City that to the knowledge of the Developer, the Community Park site does not currently contain any Hazardous Substances in violation of any applicable environmental laws or regulations, including but not limited to Section 103 of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act, 42 U.S.C. Section 9601 et seq., any “superlien” laws, any superfund laws, or similar federal or state laws, or...
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