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THE ZONING REPORT <br />For Planning and Zoning Professionals <br /> <br /> ISSN 0748-0083 <br />VOL 13, NO 9 -- AUGUST 4, 1995 -- Charles Reed, AICP, Editor/Publisher -- $58/year/subscription <br /> <br />A (~24P~ CH~CKLI~ .OF PRDVISIONS FOR RBGUIATING SHORELINES <br /> <br />TO BE INCLUDED IN ZONIN~ AND SUBDIVISION CODES <br /> <br />(Part Two of two parts) <br /> <br />This is the second part of, our two-part check-' <br />list for writing ~horeline development code <br />provisions. Part O~e, which you received two <br />weeks ago on July ~lst, discussed purposes and <br />intents, definitions,-I regulatory classification of <br />shorelines, regulati~n of site preparation for <br />resource protectio~ along shorelines, and land <br />uses regulated along shorelines. <br /> In Part Two, we conclude our checklist with: <br />zoning development' standards along shorelines, <br />types of shoreline r~egulatory areas, and subdi- <br />vision code regulations for shoreline develop- <br /> <br />niques for PUD zoning reg~.ulatig, n~ a complete <br />checklist of PUD regulations you can use now; <br />April 21, 1989: What you need to know about <br />lot coverage and impervious surface zoning <br /> <br />regulations; Dec 15, 1989, and Jan 12 and Jan <br />26, 1990 (three parts): Checklist of environ- <br />mental and natural resources provisions to be <br />included in zoning codes; Feb 23, 1990: Earth <br />grading requirements in codes and site plans; <br />March 23, 1990: Take another look at your <br />common open space provisions in your zoning <br />and PUD regulations; Oct 19, 1990: Creating <br /> <br />ment. future growth reserve and holding zonesj and <br /> F~e.b.~15,. 1991: Special setbacks on specifically <br />We provide this checklist for you to conside~ ..... ~am~d~ :streets and zoning for scenic highway <br />additions and changes to your shoreline and corridors and viewpoints. <br />waterbody provisions based on ideas that ou~,~.~; ~.i. These reports are available from us for $3 <br />checklist might generate. Feel free to Xerox e~ch. ~ ~ <br />our checklist and Pass it along to your CPC~-.~ i\ ~ ~J 'j L ~ <br /> <br />and elected board ~members and key staff in <br />other agencies for t~heir review and comment. <br /> <br />Keep in mind that our checklist will not fit <br />your specific situati~on. Moreover, our terminol- <br />ogy may d~ffer from yours. Our checklist in- <br />cludes more items than you would ever need in <br />your community's shoreline provisions. <br /> <br />Eleven related issues of The Zoning Report <br /> <br />that touch upon aspects of shoreline regulation <br />include: May 20, June 3 and June 17, 1988 <br />(three parts): Recent trends and new tech- <br /> <br />Again, we remind you to pay attention to the <br />four US Supreme Court takings cases when <br /> <br />writing your shoreline regulations. Note that <br />all four cases somehow involve shorelines. Be <br />prepared for your public counsel to advise you <br />to scale back ambitious shoreline regulations <br />that are believed to exceed this case law. <br /> But it may be OK to write ambitious regula- <br />tions that preserve the natural character of <br />shorelines, coasts and beaches. It's whose prop- <br />erty the regulations apply to that could invoke <br />a takings claim--whose property is mapped for <br />what shoreline regulations. <br /> <br />© 1995 by Charles Re, ed ........ 1404 N. State Road 7, Suite 269; Margate, Florida 33063 <br /> ~- Mailing address: PO Box 6529; Margate, Florida ~33093 -- <br /> <br /> <br />