NON-COMMERCIAL NEIGHBORHOODS
CHARACTER & PHYSICAL CONDITIONS Beyond Sunset Strip and the commercial corridors, much of east Sunrise is comprised of traditional residential neighborhoods. A diversity of housing types exists in east Sunrise which is optimal. Traditional neighborhood sections of single-family homes are supplemented by multi-family rentals and condominiums near the former golf course. Smaller multi-family rental complexes are scattered in the eastern half of the neighborhood as well; a number of these have seen significant disinvestment. One unique feature is the presence of single-family homes along the major roadways, including Sunset Strip.
Recreational opportunities are scattered throughout, including parks, a community pool, lakes and canals.
ACTIVITIES A number of homeowner associations provide both social and civic opportunities for residents to come together. Some provide private trolley services as well. Sunrise Police also host regular activities as part of their community policing efforts. REGULATORY CONDITIONS The current zoning regulations do not allow parking in streets, alleys and right of ways. Parking in swales is permitted if the owner approves, provided the car is parallel to the sidewalk and off the pavement. There were no other notable regulatory conditions found that would impact a neighborhood. MOBILITY CONDITIONS Several roadways have central medians with trees, and many have traffic calming devices. Lighting of roadways and sidewalks vary greatly. In many areas, residents use the front swale for parking, resulting in an image of disorder and often destroying the landscaping. IDENTITY & BRAND CONDITIONS Some neighborhoods have signage or some marker/monument that identifies the area by name. Private development and HOA/Condominium complexes also use identification markers.
S S Sunrise Lakes 55+ Community (3 story). Multi-family condominium
S S Typical single-family residence (1 story)
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