Circulation.
Coral Springs Land Development Code § 2501055
in effectSec. 2501055. - Circulation.
In order to create a system of land subdivision and development which links one area to another, land should be organized by development blocks. When a proposed development is four (4) acres or greater for the core area, six (6) acres or greater for the general area a block configuration shall be required as part of the proposed development which requires the proposed development to construct a block assembly as part of the development. The following street cross sections shall be utilized for newly constructed streets within the DT-MU District and designed consistent with illustrations and tables found in this section.
(1) Main street. If the assembly of blocks is developed, at least one (1) street within the DT-MU core area shall be developed as a Main Street.
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Figure 1, Main Street Design
DESIGN PARAMETERS | MIN | MAX
Through Lanes (each direction) | 1 | 1
Left Turn Lanes | — | 1
Through Lane(s) Width (ft.) | 10 | 11
Bike Lane Width (ft.) | 5 | 7
Parking Lane Width (ft.) (1) | 7 | 8
Furnishing zone width (ft.) (refer to section 2514, Landscape requirements) | 6 | —
Walking zone width (ft.) | 10 | —
Frontage Zone Width (Specific standards are located in the "private frontage" requirements)
The curb extension, also known as a bulb out, when provided, shall be designed to prevent any drainage issues between the parking stall and the adjacent bike lane.
(2) Pedestrian streets are permitted within any of the subdistricts within the DT-MU.
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Figure 2, Pedestrian Street Design
DESIGN PARAMETERS | MIN | MAX
Through Lanes (each direction) | 1 | 2
Left Turn Lanes | — | 1
Through Lane(s) Width (ft.) | 10 | 11
Bike Lane Width (optional, not required) | 5 | 8
Parking Lane Width (ft.) (1) | 7 | 8
Furnishing zone width (ft.) (refer to section 2514, Landscape requirements) | 6 | —
Walking zone width (ft.) | 6 | —
Frontage Zone Width (Specific standards are located in the "private frontage requirements)
The curb extension, also known as a bulb out, when provided, shall be designed to prevent any drainage issues between the parking stall and the adjacent bike lane.
(3) Alleys, when designed are permitted within any subdistrict of the DT-MU.
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Figure 3, Alleyway Illustration
RIGHT-OF-WAY | MIN | MAX
Right-of-Way Width (ft) | 12 | 30
(Ord. No. 2017-115, § 3, 1-17-18)
Source: City of Coral Springs, Florida, Code of Ordinances, Charter and Land Development Code (Municode Library, library.municode.com)URL: https://library.municode.com/fl/coral_springs/codes/land_development_code?nodeId=CH25ZOOR_ARTXVIIDOMIEZODI_S2501055CIFetched: 11/8/2026