to the fire sprinkler system. See § 60-7 for additional requirements.
5. Per § 60-7 (B) of the ULDC, the fire line to the building shall extend to one foot
above finished floor (1’ AFF) or one foot above finished grade (1’ AFG) interior of
the building. This requirement shall be called out on all civil drawings for
reference.
6. The Fire Department Connection (FDC) placement must meet the ULDC, Chapter
60-8 and shall not be located no further than ten (10) feet from the curb line.
7. Per § 60-16-Elevators: A. In all structures, commercial or residential, greater than
twenty-five (25) feet in height requiring an elevator accessible for public use, at
least one (1) elevator car shall be of sufficient size to accommodate an ambulance
stretcher seventy-six (76) inches long and twenty-four (24) inches wide in the
horizontal position.
(1) Buildings greater than three (3) stories in height, or with two (2) or more
elevators, shall be required to have at least one (1) of the elevators served by an
emergency generator.
(2) A single generator may serve a complex of buildings.
(3) All public elevator cars shall have emergency communications as required in
the National Elevator Code, ASME A17.
(4) Elevator operation and door keys shall be maintained in the Fire Department
key box.
8. The ULDC and North Port Utilities require
a double detector check valve
assembly for all fire lines. Please amend sheets C7.0 (Overall Utility Plan) and C7.1
Utility Plan to reflect this requirement and the Post Indicator Valve Assembly.
9. Per Ordinance No. 2022-27, the revised Public Art ULDC Sec. 59-2.A, new
commercial construction requires public art. Sec. 59-3.A, states that public art has
a proportionate value of $0.25 per square-foot of gross building area, not to exceed
one hundred fifty thousand dollars ($150,000). Per Sec. 59-4.A, the public art
application is required prior to development order approval.
10. The missing gap in the sidewalk along Aidan Lane should be completed as part
of this project per ULDC 33-10.P. The sidewalk shall be constructed with minimum
3000 psi strength concrete and fiber reinforced. Provide ADA detectable warning
surfaces at both driveway crossings.
11. The later detailed design in the MAS application will need to meet all
requirements of City of North Port ULDC Chapter 18 Stormwater Regulations.
12. In the case where zero (0) gopher tortoise burrows are located during an initial
limited or 100% gopher tortoise survey an additional 100% gopher tortoise survey
may be required within 90 days of issuing a Notice to Proceed (NTP) and within 90
days of issuing a land clear permit.
13. Before FDEP permits will be signed, North Port Utilities requires the following:
Four complete sets of DEP permit applications ( water and sewer ) and four sets of
construction plans both sets of items shall be signed and sealed by the engineer of
record. One engineer certified
(
sealed
)
estimate for the cost of utility
construction.A check for the Utility Construction Inspection Fee. The fee shall be
6.5% of the utility
construction costs for projects $0 to $2 million, plus 2.5% of utility construction
cost over $2 million. The minimum fee is $250.00.
14. Prior to commencement of utility site construction, three copies of shop
drawings plus any copies required by the applicant shall be submitted to the Utility
Department for review and approval.
15. Irrigation systems shall be designed and constructed to meet reuse standards.
16. Provide the Utility Department with floor plans and plumbing riser drawings for
each building so meter sizes and capacity fees can be calculated. Meter and
Capacity fees shall prior to utility site construction the Development Order,
Department of Environmental Protection Permit and Development of Health Permit
shall be posted at the project site and provided at the preconstruction meeting.
17.
A developer agreement shall be negotiated with the utility department and
approved by the Utility Director and City Staff prior to DEP or DOH permits being
