1	City of Hollywood Proposed Overlay Zoning for Federal Highway Corridor
2	City-wide Master Plan
3	Hollywood’s Commercial Corridors Federal Highway / US-1 Dixie Highway Hollywood Boulevard (East & West of I-95) State Road 7 / US-441
4	Hollywood “East”
5	US-1/ “Federal Highway” – Yesterday 1926 – America’s original “Main Street” from Ft. Kent, Maine to Miami (Key West – 1935) 1927 – US-1 opens through Broward County 1952 – Named one of America’s most dangerous roads (Jacksonville to Miami) 1960s & 70s – I-95 opens through Broward/ Federal Highway becomes primarily local, commercial corridor
6	Federal Highway – Today:
7	Federal Highway – Today 2.5 miles through the City of Hollywood (1.5 mile north of Young Circle/ 1 mile south) 4-lane, undivided highway, with turning lanes 16 Stoplight Intersections 32,000 cars/day (Young Circle) 4 Bus Routes (Hollywood)/ ~30 Bus Stops
8	Federal Highway – Today Federal Highway Zoning Primarily commercial and office zoning Few blocks of multi-family zoning (south) Mixed-use permitted only in CRA District (21) Motels – 9 North/ 12 South (21) Eating Places – 20 North/ 1 South (4) Strip Centers/Retail Stores
9	ArtsPark at Young Circle
10	Mixed-use Development Envelope
11	An Opportunity for Future Office Development
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13	Preservation Zone: Parkside Neighborhood
14	Preservation Zone: Royal Poinciana Neighborhood
15	Preservation Zone: Lakes Neighborhood
16	Federal Zoning Overlay: 4 Options Internodal – most of the corridor Golf Course View – east side between Polk and Johnson Streets Major Nodal – Pembroke & Sheridan Minor Nodal – Washington, Johnson, & Taft Streets
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18	Internodal & Golf Course View “Open Linear Buffers”
19	Internodal Overlay
20	Major/Minor Node “Open Plazas” Major Node Open Plaza – 10,000 sq. ft. of outdoor space / 60 feet of linear open space Federal Highway & intersecting Nodal Arterial. Minor Node Open Plaza – 6,000 sq. ft. of outdoor space 40 feet of linear open space Federal Highway & intersecting Nodal Arterial. Direct pedestrian access from adjoining public sidewalks; Two linear feet of seating for every 300 sq. ft., one shade tree per 600 sq. ft. of plaza area; Bicycle parking rack(s) for a minimum of four (4) bicycles; At least one (1) drinking fountain; Artistic work similar to Art in Public Place projects occupying an area not less than 300 square feet; Design elaborations such as arbors, trellises, and tension canopies
21	Pembroke Node at US-1
22	Major Nodal Overlay
23	Building Heights Internodal: Total Height: 65-85 feet Building Podium: 45 feet Golf Course View (East of Federal to 17^th Avenue, Polk to Johnson) Total Height: 65-85 feet Golf Course Frontage (17^th Ave.) 85 feet Internodal/Golf Course View (Monroe Street to Fillmore Street): Total Height: 85-105 feet Building Podium: 45 feet/85 for Golf Course Frontage Major Node Overlay: Total Height: 120-140 feet Building Podium: 45 feet Minor-Nodal Frontage Parcel: Total Height: 85-105 feet Building Podium: 45 feet
24	Build-to Lines Internodal/Golf Course View : Federal Highway Frontage: 72 feet Side Street Frontage: 15 feet Rear Setback: 25 feet Golf Course Frontage 15 feet Major Nodal Frontage Parcel: Federal Highway Frontage: 20 feet Nodal Arterial Frontage: 20 feet Side Street Frontage: 15 feet Rear Setback: 15 feet Minor-Nodal Frontage Parcel: Federal Highway Frontage: 20 feet Minor-Node Arterial Frontage: 20 feet Side Street Frontage: 15 feet Rear Setback: 25 feet
25	Design Standards Pedestal & Tower Appearance of Height Floor to Floor Separation Balconies Windows & Doors Air Conditioning Underground Utilities Parking Garages Rear Facades Residential Uses Commercial Uses
26	Purposes and Uses
27	Landscape Recommendations to be included in City’s Landscape Guidelines Street Trees provide shade General Species: Quercus virginiana (Southern Live Oak) Street Trees within one-hundred (100) feet of a Major or Minor Node Arterial intersection: Tabebuia heterophylla, (Pink Tabebuia) Interior Urban Walkway Trees are palms General Landscaping
28	Corridor Zoning Overlay Strategies East of I-95 Federal Highway – In Process Dixie Highway Hollywood Boulevard West of I-95 SR7/US441 Hollywood Boulevard