Volusia County, FL Tree Protection: Parkway Planting (2026)

Section 72-1301 sets the streetscaping rules for two named Enterprise-area corridors inside the Enterprise Community Overlay Zone. Along Lakeshore Drive/Enterprise Osteen Road, between Providence Boulevard and Courtland Boulevard, a 75-foot landscape buffer and a matching 75-foot front yard setback run along both sides of the right-of-way, measured from its centerline. Inside that buffer, developers must preserve existing native vegetation and avoid building within a tree's drip line where practical, then plant one Group A canopy tree per 20 feet of frontage, one Group B tree per 30 feet, and Group C shrubs every three feet, arranged in a curvilinear pattern with Group A and B stock at least ten feet tall at installation.

Fences in the front yard cannot exceed four feet in height or 25 percent opacity, and road shoulders must be left in natural grasses. A second, lighter standard applies to Main Street and Jacob Brock Avenue between DeBary Avenue and Jacob Brock Avenue: a minimum six-foot sidewalk, one Group A tree per 50 feet of frontage, a four-foot, 60-percent-opacity fence cap, a 25-foot maximum front setback to pull buildings toward the street, and rear-yard parking.