Criteria for designation as a residential enclave.
Jacksonville Ordinance Code § 656.374
in effectSec. 656.374. - Criteria for designation as a residential enclave.
In order for a residential enclave area to qualify for designation under this Subpart J, the area shall meet all of the following criteria:
(1) The residential enclave area is proposed in the Future Land Use Map series of the 2010 Comprehensive Plan for nonresidential use;
(2) The residential enclave is presently zoned for nonresidential use;
(3) The enclave area is an existing predominantly residential use area contain with [containing] only a few incidental supporting commercial uses;
(4) The enclave area contains not less than 25 residential structures;
(5) The area is completely or nearly completely surrounded by nonresidential uses or, to a lesser extent, natural features such as a major water body or wetland area;
(6) The enclave area may be described by a reasonably cohesive boundary line;
(7) The area is not subject to heavy, excessive through traffic on interior roadways; and
(8) The residential enclave area was an historically established residential neighborhood.
(Ord. 93-261-143, § 1; Ord. 94-444-170, § 1)
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