The City of Boynton Beach DEVELOPIV' IT ORDER OF THE CITY COMMI~' ~'ON OF THE
~Pf' OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
PROJECT NAME: EAR-Based Comprehensive Plan Amendments
APPLICANT: The City of Boynton Beach
DATE OF HEARING BEFORE CITY COMMISSION: January 4, 2000
TYPE OF RELIEF SOUGHT: Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment - School Siting and
Intergovernmental Coordination
LOCATION OF PROPERTY:
DRAWING(S): None
THIS MATTER came before the City Commission of the City of Boynton Beach, Florida
appearing on the Consent Agenda on the date above. The City Commission hereby adopts the
findings and recommendation of the Planning and Development Board, which Board found as follows:
OR
X THIS MATTER came on to be heard before the City Commission of the City of Boynton
Beach, Florida on the date of hearing stated above. The City Commission having considered the
relief sought by the applicant and heard testimony from the applicant, members of city administrative
staff and the public finds as follows:
Application for the relief sought was made by the Applicant in a manner consistent with
the requirements of the City's Land Development Regulations.
The Applicant
X HAS
HAS NOT
established by substantial competent evidence a basis for the relief requested.
The conditions for development requested by the Applicant, administrative staff, or
suggested by the public and supported by substantial competent evidence are as set
forth on Exhibit "D" with notation "Included".
The Applicant's application for relief is hereby
X GRANTED subject to the conditions referenced in paragraph 3 hereof.
DENIED
5. This Order shall take effect immediately upon issuance by the City Clerk.
d City Clerk
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All further development on the property shall be made in accordance with the terms
and conditions of this order.
Other
EXHIBIT "A"
FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT
Objective 1.19
n., T .... ~ ~ {}on The City shah evaluate and allow a range of
land uses for which the area, location, and intensity of these
uses provide a fur range of housing choices, commercial uses
to ultimately increase tax base. employment opportunities,
recreation and open space opportunities, and public uses
including school sites for both existing and projected
populations, provided that all other comprehensive plan
policies are compiled with.
Policy 1.19.8
The City shall continue to mzd!~' adopt and enforce and enforce
regulations to keep existing public schools which are in operation' in the
Public and Private Governmental/Institutional land use category,
Future oublic and p!ace n'" ...... k,,, schools shall be a oermited use in
the Low Density Residential. Moderate Densi .ty Residential. High
Density Residential, Office/Commercial. Mixed Use. and Public and
Private Governmental/Institutional land use designations.ia44~asomgs~
~..a ...... · ......... ~.;~.h ;~ agreed ..... ~.., ,h~ ~;., ~.~ Eeynt~n m.~-
.... ~,,;-~ wi!:Desi~nated sites shall comnlv with state law and the
following locational and design criteria:
Policy 1.19.8.a
At a minimum, the threshold acreage for new schools shall be as
follows:
a) Elementary. Schools: A minimum of four (4~ acres for the first two
h~ladred (200) students plus one (D acre for each additional one hundred (100)
students.
b) Middle Schools/Junior High Schools · A minimum of six (6) acres for
the first three hundred (300) students plus one (D acre for each additional fifty_
(50) students up to one hundred ~ 100~ students.
Senior High Schools: A minimum of seven (7~ acres for the first three
hundred (300~ students plus one (1) acre for each additional fifty_ (50) students
up to one thousand (1.000~. students, plus one (1) acre for each additional one
hundred students thereafter.
d)
Area Vocational-Technical School: A minimum of twenty_ (20)
~cres for the first five hundred (500) students plus one (1'} acre
for each additional fifty. (50) students up to one thousand (1.000)
students.
e)
Community College: A main campus site shall be a minimum of
one hundred (100) acres. Each separate center site shall contain a
minimum of forty_ (40) acres for the first five hundred (500'}
students plus two (2) acres for each additional one hundred (100)
students. Special-pu~ose center site acreage shall be appropriate
to contain the functions identified in the program.
Policy 1.19.8.b
Upon issuance of a development order for a new school, the
necessary public facilities such as. but not limited to. sanitary.
sewer, solid waste, potable water, drainage, and roads and
appropriate bus stops are to be in place to serve the proposed
use. Furthermore. the School Board shall obtain a written
agreement from the service provider assuring adequate capacity, is
available.
Policy 1.18.8.c
Public facilities should be in close proximity, and operating at the
adopted level of service, before a development order can be
issued for a new school.
Policy 1.19.8.d
The City_ shall request that the School Board submit for review
information on renovations, additions, and proposed expansions
to property_ owned by the School Board to assure the availability_
of public facilities and land use consistency, as the proposal
relates to furore planned improvements.
Policy 1.19.8.e
Planners for the School Board. County_ and the City_ shall be
included in both the development of the school location criteria
and the school siting process.
Policy 1.19.8.f
Development of school location criteria should be initiated and
the location of potential sites for new schools can be determined
az early as possible so that sites can be acquired well in advance
of the need for the new schools.
Policy 1.19.8.g
The City. and the School Board planners should consider makine
schools and their location the focal point for new developments..
Policy 1.19.8.h
The City. shall advise the School Board of all Plan amendments
that may affect the location of new schools and proposed
improvements.
Policy 1.19.8.i.
During pre-development program planning and site selection
activities, tile (~i .ty. as service provider, will corrdinate with the
Palm Beach County Public libraries, parks, and other facilities
with public schools, where compatible, and the potential exists tO
create logical focal points for community activities. Early review
and coordination will be modified as necessary to timely consider
these potentials. In conjunction with co-locational facilities,
efforts shall be made to provide access for bicyclists, pedestrians
and transit riders from collectors rather than arterial roadways.
Co-located facilities that are situated along arterials should have
on-site amenities to be serviced by mass transit or community
shuttle services.
Intergovernmental Coordination Element
Objective 8.7
Through IPARC the Palm Beach County_ Intergovernmental
Coordination Program. the City_ shall coordinate efforts with the
Town of Ocean Ridge, as well as other adjacent coastal
communities, that enables the exchange of ideas and plans, and
provides the arena for resolution of conflicts that concern two or
more municipalities. Issues to be addressed should include land
use, water and sewer service, water quality, hurricane
preparedness, beach access, etc.
Policy 8.7.2
The City shall, continue to provide/coordinate utility service to
the Town of Ocean Ridge via the on-going agreement with regard
to water and sewer hook-up.
Policy 8.7.3
The City shall continue to establish procedures to maintain and monitor
existing interlocal agreements for provisions of water and sewer
service with adjacent municipalities and unincorporated area.
Policy 8.7.4
The City shall consider utilizing the Palm Beach Countywide
Planning Council's or the Regional Planning Council's Informal
Mediation Process if future coordination between the two
municipalities does not resolve pertinent issues that are within the
scope of the two entities.
ObjectiVe 8-. 10
The City. of Boynton Beach shall coordinate with the Palm Beach
Beach County. Intergovernmental Coordination Program (IPARC~
in notifying adjacent municipalities of proposed land use
amendments, rezonings, and annexations that may affect
adjoining municipalities.
Policy 8.10.4
The City. shall continue coordinating with PalTM Beach Coun .ty
regarding the prevention of enclaves, pockets, or other
undesirable land configurations adjacent to. or in the proximity_
to. corporate limits, prior to annexation of any parcels into the
City_.
Policy 8.10.5
The City shall continue to promote annexation of land where
service delivery systems in the Utility. Service Area (Reserve
Annexation Areal will be consistent with the boundaries of the
corporate limits.
Policy 8.10.6
The City shall pursue interlocal agreements with local
governmental municipalities that have identified or adopted future
land use designations for adjacent unincom_ orated areas. These
agreements would establish "joint planning areas" (JPA's}
pursuant to Chapter 163.3171. F.S.
Policy 8.10.7
The City shall encourage joint planning agreements that include.
but are not limited to. the following:
· Cooperative planning and review of land development activities within areas
covered by the agreement:
· Specification of service delivery:
· Funding and cost-sharing issues within JPA's: and
· Enforcement/implementation
Policy 8.10.8
To discourage urban sprawl, the City shall continue its present
annexation policy of allowing controlled growth in a manner which
discourages conflict with adjacent uses ensuring that the proper
infrastructure is in place or concurrent with development.
Objective 8.11
tls~-ggh-The City shah participate in intergovernmental
coordination processes with the Treasure Coast Regional
planning Council and aH other local governments in a
voluntary dispute resolutoin process for the purpose of
facilitating intergovernmental coordination. The IPARC
process is established pursuant to the Comprehensive Plan
Amendment Coordinated Review Interlocal Agreement.
eff~tive October 1.1993. and shall include results and any
written determination from the IPARC Process as data and
analysis to DCA with pro_nosed and adopted Comprehensive
Policy 8.11.1
Policy 8.11.2
The City shall participate in the Palm Beach County. IPARC
Process and shall coordinate with the Treasure Coast Regional
Planning Council and all other local governments in a voluntary.
dispute resolution process for the purpose of facilitating
intergovernmental coordination. The IPARC process is
established pursuant to the Comprehensive Plan Amendment
Coordinated Review Interlocal Agreement. effective October 1.
1993. and shall include results and any written determination
from the IPARC Process as data and analysis to DCA with
proposed and adopted Comprehensive Plan amendments.
8y499~, ~rough IPARC. the City shall notivy adjacent local
governments and the County of land use conflicts generated by
adjacent land uses. In addition, it should be determined whether
the comprehensive plans of the two entities address the conflicts.
Policy 8.11 .g3
Policy 8.11.~_
Where the interjurisdictional conflict has caused a public
nuisance, the property owners directly involved in, and adjacent
to, the conflict will be notified that the conflict is being addressed
by both entities.
The City shah use the o~,~,..~ m~..-~.,~ r- ..... ;~ IPARC as the
~4t-ies-to mitigate l~d me conflicB [hat directly affect posible
Co~vrehensive PI~ amendments. ~e mitigation strategies
could comist of jointly adopted ~mre l~d use pl~ for ~e
border~g l~d uses, or at a mi~um, ~d if appropriate, ~e
buffer~g of the ~compatible usesT~ I~ ~e ~ter~, ~e Ci~
shah oppose requesm for ch~ges ~ l~d use in ~inco~orated
Pa~ Beach Coun~ ~at me ~ ~e Ci~'s Reserve A~exation
Area ~d not comistem wi~ the adopt~ Boynton Beach or Palm
Beach Coun~ Comprehemive Plan. The City shill pa~icipate in
the effoffs of Palm Beach County ~d the Treasure Coast
Planning Council to monitor ~d coordinate ~exation pl~s of
the CounW's municipalities.
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