Bicyclists, pedestrians, and mass transit users.
Coral Springs Land Development Code § 2501022
in effectSec. 2501022. - Bicyclists, pedestrians, and mass transit users.
1. Bicycle racks.
(a) For all non-residential properties and residential properties greater than a four-plex, bicycle racks must be provided according to the following calculation:
1. One (1) bicycle rack that will hold a minimum of three (3) bicycles.
2. In addition to the above requirement, one (1) bicycle space shall be provided for each forty (40) parking spaces. For rounding purposes, any such fraction equal to or greater than one-half (½) shall require an additional bicycle space.
(b) Bicycle racks must be designed and constructed in an aesthetic manner.
2. Sidewalks.
(a) For commercial properties that utilize master parking areas, a pedestrian pathway, involving sidewalks that are a minimum five (5) feet in width, and drive aisle crossings, must be constructed across the site from property line to property line, parallel with the adjacent right-of-way or drive-aisle connecting to existing approved pathways on adjacent properties or rights-of-way.
(b) In all properties other than non-single-family and duplex dwellings that are adjacent to street rights-of-way, a minimum five (5) foot wide concrete sidewalk must be constructed adjacent to the property line, parallel with the adjacent right-of-way, along all applicable road rights-of-way. The sidewalks must connect to any existing or planned sidewalks on adjacent properties including properties across roads.
(c) The location and use of sidewalks are subject to review by the city engineer, and in certain cases, may not be required.
3. Walkways, greenways and linear parks.
(a) For selected properties within the city, the city commission may adopt pedestrian sidewalk and bikeway plans to create citywide linked systems. Property owners will be required to accommodate these plans through the DRC process. In the event that this objective would create a deficit of required parking spaces, staff shall require the property owner to study the level of parking and staff shall make the final determination of acceptable parking.
4. Mass transit.
(a) Bus stops with shelters and the necessary connections to such shelter that are either onsite or offsite must be constructed if required by the city or Broward County by the property owner during any new development or redevelopment as required in Section 2501019. Bus shelters must comply with all applicable regulations regarding design guidelines and ADA requirements.
(Ord. No. 2007-115, § 39, 11-20-07)
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_ARTXVRE_S2501022BIPEMATRUSFetched: 11/8/2026