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FAQs What is the zoning on a subject property and what may be built on it? To determine the answer, first identify the location of the subject property by reviewing a survey, and then find it on a City Zoning Map, determine the zoning designation and refer to Article V (District Regulations) of the Land Development Code for permitted uses. Where can I obtain a copy of an existing survey for a specific parcel of land? Please contact the Building Department's plans custodian at (954) 572-2353 for a copy of an existing survey. What are the required structural setbacks for a subject property? First identify the location of the subject property by reviewing a survey, and then find it on the City Zoning Map, determine the zoning designation, and refer to the Yard Setbacks section of the identified zoning designation in the City's Land Development Code. How big of a shed am I permitted to have and where on my property can I place it? Refer to Section 16-118 (Accessory Uses and Structures) of the City's Land Development Code to find standards for the placement of sheds, pools, screen enclosures, satellite-receiving amateur radio antennas, flags and other accessory structures. Where and how in the City can I develop a particular use (e.g., residential)? Find a vacant parcel of land and determine its zoning designation by checking the Zoning Map. If approved for that particular use, confirm that it has been platted for that particular use (density, unit type, etc.) in the public records of Broward County. Once units are confirmed vested or available, follow the City's Site Plan submittal procedure as explained in the Site Plan application. How are plant connection fees calculated? Pursuant to Chapter 15 of the City of Sunrise Code, plant connection fees are calculated by using standard water consumption rates developed by the Broward County Health Department. The consumption rates are based upon the type of use that will be consuming the water (i.e. retail, restaurant, office...). Historical consumption rates can be provided, to be used in lieu of the standard consumption rates. Refer to our Historical Consumption Information for Departmental submittal requirements. |