Cape Coral Mixed-Use Bimini Regulations

This rule establishes implementation requirements of the Bimini Basin Revitalization and Implementation Plan. Uses must be compatible with existing or planned development on or adjacent to the site.1.Orientation, and Design. […] b.The first story of all non-civic buildings within the MXB shall provide shade via awnings, canopies, or similar features for no less than 50% of the building length. These shade structures or other required architectural features may project across the front property line, or the front and side property lines for corner lots into the public right-of-way, provided the feature(s) do not interfere with use of any street, pedestrian sidewalk, or utility infrastructure. When permitted, such features shall have at least 8′ of vertical clearance from the ground level.d.A comprehensive pedestrian and bicycle circulation system must link all uses, with the intent of minimizing walking distances and reducing dependence on the private automobile for internal travel and external access; and include: I. Pedestrian sidewalks within the rights-of-way of Cape Coral Parkway;ii.Pedestrian pathways and bikeways within open space areas, in addition to the sidewalks; and iii.Safe and convenient access to retail and service uses, community and public facilities, and public transit, carpool, or vanpool services. […] D. Green area and public use space requirements. The minimum amount of green area is 10 percent of the gross area of the site. This green area must include the following:1.Within the nonresidential area, a plaza for public use;2.Within the residential area, a public park or common open space suitable for active or passive recreation within a reasonable walking distance of any area devoted to multi-family or single-family attached dwelling units; and3.Street trees are required on public streets. Street trees shall be placed at a maximum of 30′ on center.