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Minutes 12-11-79MINUTES OF THE PLANNING & ZONING BOARD HfEETING HELD AT CITY HALL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1979 AT 7:30 P. M. PRESENT Arnold Thompson, Chairman Fred DiSalle, Vice Chairman Lillian Bond Ezell Hester Gene Johnson Caesar Mauti Simon Ryder Carmen Annunziato, City Planner Craig Grabeel, Asst. City Planner Chairman Thompson welcomed everyone and called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. He introduced the members of the Board, City Planner, and Recording Secretary. MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 27, 1979 Chairman Thompson referred to Page 8, 8th line down, where it states the Police Department has noted a 50' radius at State Road 7 and stated he believes this should be State Road 807. Mr. Hester moved that the minutes be approved as corrected, seconded by Mr. Johnson. Motion carried 7-0. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. Annunziato announced that. the City Council has forwarded back to the Planning & Zoning Board for public hearing pur- poses the package of zoning ordinance amendments and map changes to implement the comprehensive plan. He is currently working with the City Attorney and City Clerk to set the dates. He suggests that the public hearings be held on a separate night from the regular meeting. These will begin in early January. Chairman Thompson ascertained the members were in agreement. Mr. Annunziato asked if any night was particularly bad for anyone and Mrs. Bond replied that she would not be able to attend on Thursday, January 17. Mr. Annunziato stated he will schedule the public hearings and notify the Board members by mail. CITIZENS AWARENESS PRESENTATION Mr. Annunziato announced the citizens' awareness survey ques- tionnaire is available in the back of the room and hopefully the people will complete it after the discussion tonight. Mr~ Annunziato then gave a presentation famil~iarizing~e with the scope of Florida State Statutes Chapter 380, Develop- ments of Regional Impact, and explained the purpose, respon- sibility, role, etc. Mr. Ryder referred to the public hearing tonight being a matter of rezoning and questioned at what point does develop- ment approval enter this application and Mr. Annunziato re- plied that it was initially submitted to the Regional Planning MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD DECEMBER tl, 1979 Council and they have 15 days in which to notify the developer if the application is sufficient. The application for develop- ment approval and all parts attached to it become the basis for the impact assessment report. In the instance in which the development order may be approved by the City Council, the application for development approval and all attached materials should be made part of the development order. Mr. Ryder questioned just what a development order is and Mr. Annunziato informed him a development order can be any granting of right,ether it is zoning, building permit, variance permit- ting development to go forward, etc. In this case the develop- ment order, if adopted, will be part of the rezoning ordinance. Mr. Ryder clarified that it would be the action on the rezoning. Mr. Hester referred to receiving a book in the packet and one tonight and asked if the 14 recommendations are those from the Treasure Coast and Mr. Annunziato replied affirmatively and added the ones in the book are the recommendations of the staff and what was handed out tonight was adopted by the Trea- sure Coast Regional Council. Chairman Thompson referred to this development being in three phases and asked if the approval encompasses the entire project? He also asked if approval could be denied on any one phase? Mr. Annunziato informed him the DRI addresses the entire build- ing program proposed by the developer. Stipulations can be placed within the development order to limit development in the future. The development order is for the life of the project and generally runs for 30 years. Mr. Ryder referred to this being the first DRI for us and Mr. Annunziato added that we have come close in the past. Mr. Annunziato ascertained there were no further questions and suggested proceeding to Item 2 on the. agenda since the public hearing is advertised for 8:00 P. M. NEW BUSINESS Preliminary 'Piat Applicant: Location: Project Description: Project Name: The 1700 Development Corp. (.Tim Greene, Agent) Lake Street (Behind Bernard's Restaurant) 24 unit condominium, 3.374 acres Via Lago Mr. Annunziato' informed the Board that this preliminary plat is the first phase of the Via Lago Development. He referred to this preliminary plat having appeared before the Board in several other phases and stated in all instances, it has been approved. -2- MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD DECEMBER 11, 1979 Mr. Annunziato continued that this plat represents the potential for 24 condominium units on 3.374 acres. In reference to staff comments, the Utility Department noted additional Valving is required on some of the water lines. In regards to recreation requirements, the developer responded by providing a dollar value for the land, which he thinks is sufficient and the Board can fulfill the requirements for establishing a number and the private recreational facilities to be constructed are part of Phase I. The letter from the developer notes in Phase I there will be: concrete gazeboes along footpaths, one-half of Vita Course excer¢ise course and exercise stations and equipment, foot paths winding through the botanical gardens, beach on Lake Worth, sidewalk, and benches along footpaths to be used as quiet areas. Phase II will pick up the remainder of the private recreational facilities. Plat I contains 3.374 acres of land and the appraised market value as of November 20, 1979, as per independent appraiser was $324,000. Based on computation, the total land recreation to be dedicated to the City would be .18 acres. The developer will donate a fee to the City of $17,285 for Phase I. The overall comment from the staff is this pre- liminary plat be approved subject to staff comments. Mr. Ryder asked if there would be other phases and Mr. Annun- ziato replied affirmatively and advised this is approximately 1,/3 of the Via Lago Development. Chairman Thompson referred to there being a road to the north- east and asked if the dedication of this road had been accom- plished and Mr. Annunziato replied affirmatively and pointed out that Tract A appears as Lake Street on the plat Mr. DiSalle made a motion that the preliminary plat for The 1700 Development Corporation located on Lake Street behind Bernard's Restaurant be approved subject to staff comments including acceptance of the appraised value for the recrea- tion fee to the City of Boynton Beach for Phase I. Mr. Johnson seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 7-0. Public Hearing - Rezoning Request Applicant: Location: Use: Request: Motorola, Inc. Southeast corner of Congress Ave. and N. W. 22nd Avenue Electrical Equipment Manufacturing Complex and Office Complex Rezone from C-1 and R-3 to Planned Indus- trial Development, this request is a Comprehensive Development of Regional Impact -3- MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD DECEMBER 11, 1979 Mr. Annunziato referred to rezoning to PID being similar to rezoning to PUD and stated this requires the adoption of a master plan with the rezoning. He referred to this being part of the Sandhill development zoned R-3 and C-1 and explained the location. This application presents a combination of uses with the potential of having 825,000 square feet of production and office space as outlined in the text and plan. He then ex- plained the breakdown proposed and pointed out the locations of the buildings on the master plan. The land surrounding this development is primarily zoned residential and he pointed out the various zones. He explained this plan offers the protec- tion of a PID with having the mandatory greenbelt areas to buf- fer the residential areas to the east, south and north. He then told about the projected employment for each phase. He then explained the impact of the expected tax revenue. Mr..Annunziato then summarized with telling about a few of the many positive features of this development. Mr. Annunziato referred to staff review and stated it must be determined whether this is consistent with the proposed comprehensive plan. He read the paragraph addressing this in the comprehensive plan. Some of the problems encountered in review concerned the impact on adjacent road rights-of-way. This was addressed by the Treasure Coast Planning Staff and it was determined several roads in the area at some time or other will be over-burdened by this DRI. The language adopted in the summary of recommendations provides for litigating the question of these negative factors by the expenditure of public dollars for road improvements. It has been proposed by the Department of Commerce, State of Florida, that approxi- mately $2,000,000 may be made available by the State to enhance industrial development in the State of Florida. A representa- tive appeared before the Treasure Coast and pledged support to try to secure said funds. Palm Beach County pledged to match funds with the State of Florida if they became available and to provide funding for the design and construction of Congress Avenue from Lake Ida Road to Lantana Road. The site will be served by public sewer and water. Congress Avenue forms the basis for the sewer and water service for the northern part of the City and he explained the location and route of the 16" water mains and force mains. The City has applied for expansion to its existing EPA grant to provide 75% funding for that regional force main. The developers are working on an agreement to provide for a master water looped system. He then concluded by stating he has highlighted the obvious things in this plan. Chairman Thompson referred to roads and asked if there has been any move by any group pertaining to access to 1-95 at N. W. 22nd Avenue and Mr. Annunziato replied this has been addressed by the staff, Motorola, and Regional Planning Council and an intersection at N. W. 22nd Avenue is under study but does not appear in the Year 2000 cost plan. As an alternative, there is mention of six or eight laning Congress Avenue. --4-- ,MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD DECEMBER 11, 1979 Chairman Thompson requested the representative from Motorola to comment. Mr. Bruno DeJulian, attorney representing Motorola, came forward and referred to representing Motorola for ten years and told about his involvement in the plant developed at Planta- tion. He then introduced various representatives of the firm. Mr. DeJulian referred to it being difficult to make a presenta- tion because the staff has done an excellent job and stated for him to try to be any more detailed about what is proposed would simply be an effort to justify his existence. The materials submitted Ho the members and the presentation given have all the details and the items proposed for this particular PID. He then told about Motorola making the decision to pursue the DRI procedure instead of developing the project on a piecemeal basis. He then suggested that the Board adopt the provisions of Section 7'~t0 of the PID classification in the zoning code as it relates to their application. He then advised that he is prepared to answer any questions and the representatives and consultants will be glad to also. Chairman Thompson ascertained there were no questions from the Board members at this time. He then asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak in favor of this rezoning request and received no response. He asked if anyone in the audience cared to speak against this rezoning request and received no response. Mr. Annunziato referred to the staff comments and stated one concerns the driveways to the north onto N. W. 22nd Avenue and the south driveway onto Congress Avenue. He explained the loca- tion would be subject to the permit procedure of Palm Beach County and may alter slightly. A memo was submitted from the Police Department and there is the recommendation a security fence be provided for the parking areas. He has commented that this master plan and DRI is subject to approval of the development order and rezoning by the City Council. It is consistent with the adopted comprehensive plan. The Recrea- tion Director has noted that easements be provided and bike paths constructed on Congress Avenue and N. W. 22nd Avenue. The overall staff comment is the recommendation this rezoning and master plan be adopted taking into account the summary recommendations presented by the Treasure Coast Regional Plan- ning Council, the recommendation in Section7-10 and the staff comments. Chairman Thompson asked if Mr. DeJulian cared to address the comments and Mr. DeJulian replied that he certainly concurs that the location of the driveways will meet the permitting requirements of Palm Beach County. Mr. DeJulian stated in reference to the fencing of ths parking lots, this matter just arose and they are not prepared to pre- sent statistically the reaons why this would not be necessary. -5- MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD DECEMBER 11, 1979 He requests when the Board makes their recommendation for this PID rezoning to the City Council that they take into considera- tion that they are subject to a great deal of additional appro- val and should be given the opportunity to convince the Chief of Police and present the statistics from the Plantation Police Department to show the construction of such a fence is not nec- essary. It is not only the matter of considerable expense, but one that may pose certain aesthetic problems. They recog- nize this legitimate concern of the Police Department, but were not aware of it. He requests that a recommendation be made to the City Council that this be studied further. Mr. DeJulian added that in regards to easements, they are satisfied. Mr. Mauti asked if any security was anticipated as far as the parking lot is concerned and Mr. Fred Hilton explained what was existing at Plantation with a 24 hour, seven day guard station with closed circuit television monitoring the dock areas and parking lots. At times when the plant is opened, other entrances are manned by security people. During the work day when most of the employees are there, they have a roving security person driving around the parking lot contin- uously. Mr. Ryder referred to this being the second PID the City has been confronted with and stated one of the prime considera- tions with the first one was only little information was submitted on how the land was going to be developed which created a good deal of concern. With this submission, we find it is helpful to have the master plan submitted with the request for rezoning. This industry is something which is definitely needed in Boynton Beach. It is a very happy occasion at this time to be confronted with a proposal that many people have dreamed of. He finds in the Treasure Coast Planning Council report that they apparently feel most of the impacts are positive and the only negative one is in reqards to roads, which is important. He told about other develop- ments in this area being involved in the roads plus the County is considering a bond issue. On his own part, he feels it is gratifying to come to this point with all the plusses and it will be a great thing for Boynton Beach. Chairman Thompson asked how the chemical or hazardous wastes are to be handled and Mr. Hilton told about the waste at the Plantation Plant being picked up by a licensed scavenger. Mr. Annunziato added that concerniag the disposal of hazardous wastes, there are two recommendations that were adopted by the Regional Planning Council and he read Nos. 5 and 6 in the recommendations. The Motorola staff has accepted these recom- mendations. -6- MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD DECEMBER 11, 1979 Mr. Annunziato stated Section 7, Paragraph 10, of the PID regu- lations should be addressed by the Board and Mr. Ryder read this paragraph. Chairman Thompson stated from the information we have been given there is no conflict to what has been presented and what is addressed in this chapter. Mr. Annunziato concurred and stated the materials are consistent with what is proposed by Section 7, Paragraph 10. Chairman Thompson asked about Mr. Cessna's memo pertaining to dedication of the lift station sites and Mr. Annunziato replied that Mr. Cessna's comments were made on the master plan which preceeded this master plan submitted. On this plan, Mr. Cessna has approved it with no comments since his original comments were satisfied. Mr. Ryder moved that this Board recommend approval to the City Council of the rezoning request covering the Motorola. Tract east of Congress Avenue and south of N. W. 22nd Avenue to be rezoned from the current R-3 and C-1 to the category of Planned Industrial Development and this recommendation also includes the recommendations made by the City staff, Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council staff and also referring to the applicability of Section 7, Paragraph 10 of the PID zoning regulations. Mr. Annunziato clarified the motion was to adopt the recommendations of the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council approved at their meeting of December 7; the Board notes consistency with the adopted comprehensive plan of the City and Section 7, Paragraph 10 of our PID Zoning Ordinance; and subject to staff comments except the subject of fences is to be studied further. Mr. Ryder agreed and Mr. Mauti seconded the motion. No discus- sion. Motion carried 7-0. Site Plan Approval Applicant: Location: Legal Description: Project Description: Hunter's Run Golf & Racquet Club (Paul Hykel, Agent) Congress Avenue & Summit Boulevard Tract B-1 140 multi-family units on 16.709 acres Mr. Grabe~l referred to this being part of what was originally called POD B and pointed out the location on the map. This is 140 condominium housing units, one and two stories. This area is about 16.7 acres with a density of 8.37. The parking has been accommodated in accordance with the master plan. The utilities are served by the access road. The drainage will be accommodated by the lake and canal. Mr. Gilbert, representing the applicant, came before the Board. Mr. Ryder referred to these being multi-family units and Mr. Gilbert explained they would be one and two story units with the maximum being an eight unit building, two stories. -7- MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD DECEMBER 11, 1979 Mr. Ryder asked if all the parking would be in the open adjacent to the particular unit and Mr. Gilbert replied affirmatively. Mr. Grabeel referred to the staff comments and stated the Fire Department noted the fire hydrants should not be more than 500' apart. The Utility Dept. designated the water line sizes with the line to have a complete loop. The Police Dept. noted it is subject to traffic control signs. The City Planner indicates this-is consistent with the master plan. The staff recommenda- tion is approval subject to staff comments. Mrs. Bond asked if Mr. Gilbert is in agreement with the staff comments and Mr. Gilbert replied affirmatively. Mr. Ryder asked if access from Summit Drive will be by private roads and Mr. Gilbert replied affirmatively. Chairman Thompson referred to the density possibly being lowered for the remainder of Tract B and Mr. Gilbert replied that the density allowed is 10 units per acre and this parcel is 8.3 and the other will be below 10, but it has not been finalized yet. Mr. Mauti made a motion to approve this site plan for Tract B-1 subject to staff comments, seconded by Mr. Hester. No discussion. Motion carried 7-0. ADJOURNMENT Mr. Mauti made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Mr. DiSalle. Motion carried 7-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 8:50 P. M. Respectfully submitted, Suzanne M. Kruse Recording Secretary (Two Tapes) -8- PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT TO: FROM: Boynton-Be~ch Planning Department SUBJECT: "citizens Awareness Program" This is the next in a series of half-hour present- ations to be given at the beginning of each regularly scheduled Planning and Zoning Board meeting (2nd and ~th Tuesdays of each month). The purpose of the program is to educate and inform the residents of Boynton Beach. 'Presentations will be given by various governmental, quasi-governmentall, nonrprofit and public _ service agencies and orggnizations. PRESENTATION TITLE: Date Tuesday: ~ !l~ /{gffi : ~ Time: 7:30 P.M. Place: Boynton Beach City Council Chambers Boynton Beach City Hall - 2nd floor (corner of N.E. 2~d Avenue & Seacrest Blvd) Highlights of this presentation are: ~ L~(,Ot../:FIJ/:F-[-,~OAJ-Of:: ~ ~u~'-~ Thank you very much. FOR Fd.> ZONING October 11, 1979 ~iD~=~ HERETO IS F_.XCF:R?I'. FROM ORDI>~ NO. 75-19 (2 sheets) -Ih~qD~IATION, ETC., %0 BE SO~PLglED WI~H THIS 3LOPLICATION. PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE 1- 2. IJame of Applicant Motorola, Inc,. ]fame of Owner o£ Property Riteco Development Corp. ~ (Please iist this r, ame or names as it appears on the Deed) Address of Property to ~e re'-zcned That parcel bounded by Cgn. gre_ss_' Ave.~ N.W.. 22 Ave., Boynton Can~l~ & LWDD 'E-4 Canal :_~-[-=~-~ ---% :-. Legal description of-property to be re-zoned: SEE ATTACHED ~'. ]~ow is the property presently zoned? 6. How do you-.want the property to be re-ached? -' P.I.D. (Plan~ed Industriai Development) -~ 7- ~ow.i~ the oroperty to be used after re-zoning?The property _ Wmll De used four an integrated light manufaqturing facility with 'Administrative "Engineering office totalling 625K and auxiliary"offlce buildings totalling 200K.? BEFORE REZONING CONSIDERATION Rezoning on this parcel of land is requested for the purpose of constructing a light,manufacturing facility with associated engi- neering space and four future auxiliary office buildings. The manufacturing process involves the assembly of two-way radios. A similar facility in Plantation, Florida demonstrates the quality of building and concern of surrounding property and environment typifying Moforola's philosophy ~nd intentions in Boynton Beach. land surveyor , pJanners, engineers LEGAL DESCRI PlrION ALL OF TRACTS 94 THROUGH 107, SECTION 20, SUBDIVISION OF.SECTIONS 29 AND 20, TO~,(SHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST, AS PER PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED I[( PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 20, OF lllE PUBIC RECORDS DF PALM BEACtl COUNTY, FLORIDA, I)(CLUDING 30 FOOT SlRIP LOCATED IN SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST, AND BOUt{BED'=O)( TtJE SOUTH BY BOYNTO)I CAtJAL ;did ON 1HE NORTH BY T~CT 94, SECTION 20, OF THE SUBDIVIS]ON OF SECTIOI(S 29 .AND 20, IOk'NSHIP 45 SOUTH, ~NGE 43 EAST, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 20. PALM BEACH COUNTY RECORDS, ALSO lJJCLUDING 3D FOOT SiRIP SHO~{( AS ROAD EASE~E:I~ m .,~-.- K?~'ROH CANAL C-1G NORTH lO THE IiORTH LINES OF LOTS 102 AND 107 EXTE)~DED OF SUBDIVISION OF SECT!OJ(S 29 AND 20, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 20 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, LYI)4G BETNEEI( LOTS 96 TO 102 ON IHE EAST AND LOTS 94, 95 AIiD 103 THROugH 107 ON lHE ~ES.T Iii SAID SUBDIVISION, ALSO, ALL LAlJDS, INCLUDING LAK~ BOTTO)( OF LAKE JAC)[SO)I AND LAI(DS DESIG){ATED "SAND BEACH" R LOW HUCK" OR OTHERWISE LYI)(G BETi{EEN T~E ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY AI{D i~EST OF THE RIGHT-OF-WAY OF iHE LAKE ]~ORTH DRAII(AGE DISIRICT EQUALIZ)I(G CAIiAL E-4 ~.~. · PORIIO)( OF T~CTS 94, 95, 103, lO~, 105, 106 AND 107, SECIiO){ 20, SUBDIVISIO)( OF SECTIOi(S 29 AI(D ZO, TOWUSHIP 45 SOUTH, P~kUGE 43 EASi, ACCORDi)(G lO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED iN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 20, PALM BEACH COUNTY PUBLIC RECORDS ~HICH LIES ~ITHII( 50 FEEl' OF '"~,.: ~EST LINE OF SAID SECTIO)( ~0, - ALSO, ALL THAT PART OF THE S~ I/4 OF SECTION 17 AI;D THE t(~ 1/4 OF SECTIO)f 20, TONi(SHIP 45 SOUTH, RAJ(GE 43 EAST, PALI-t BEACH COUI(1Y, FLORIDA, LY!r~G SOUTH OF 1HE SOUTHERLY RIGHT- OF-NAY LII(E OF t~)~ 221(D AVENUE AS DESCRIBED Il( OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 173B. PAGE !686 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF PALM BEACH COU;ITY, FLOP. IDA, AND I(ORTH OF THE SUBDIVISIO~ OF SEC- lIONS 29 AND 20, TOI~JiStiIP 45 SOUTH, RAIJGE z)3 EAST, RECORDED II,~ PLAT BOOK 7. PAGE 20, ltEREI)(ABOVE DESCRIBED, A)(D EAST OF THE EASTERLY LINE OF RiGHT-OF-I~AY OF COt(GRESS AVE!JUE AND NEST OF iHE NESTERLY LINE OF RIGHT~OF-E:AY LII(E OF THE LAKE I¢ORTH DRAII(AGE DISTRICT EQUALIZING CANAL E'Z). EXCEPTING FROM ALL OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY THE R)GHT-OF-i(AY OF CO)(GRESS AVE)(UE, A' L.~KE ~DRTH DP~qI)(AGE. DISTRICT EQUALIZING CAT, AL ~r.-~ KRLY BOYNTON CANAL. '~i]0)tTAINIt(G: 89.375 ACRES I.~RE LESS, 79-203 79-203 A lO Oct. 1979 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning & Zoning Board of the CITY ~OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, shall meet at 8:00 P. M., Tuesday, December il, 1979, at the City°Hall, Boynton Beach, to consider applications with respect to the~following described property located within the limits of said City. Palm Beach County, pursuant to the request of the parties in interest. Request: REZONE from C-1 and R-3 to Planned Industrial Davelopment, this request ~.is a COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPmeNT OF REGIONAL Legal Descrip.~ion: All 'of Tracts 94 through'.!07,-Section 20, Sub-- division of Sections 29 and 20, ~ownship 45 South,' Range. 43 East, as pe~ plat %hereof, · - recorded in Plat Book 7, Page 20, of the public records of Palm Beach .County, Florida, including 30 foot strip located in S_ection 20, Townshi~ 45 South, Range 4-3 East, amd bounde~ or~ the Soutk : by Boynton Canal and on the north by Tract 94, ~ction 26, .of the subdivision' of Section's 29 and 20, T6wnship 45-South, Range 43 East, lng to ~he plat .~hereof, recorded in ~lat Book 7,_ Page 20, Palm Beach County Records., also lng 30 foot s~rip shown as-Road Easement' runnin~ from Canal C-16 North to the north lines o~ Lots' 102 and 107' extended of subdivision of Sec~i6nS 29 and 20, -recorded in Plat Book 7, Pa~ 20 o~ _ %he public records of Palm Beach County, Florida, .. ~yi.~g between Lots 96 to 102 on the East '- '~'~ '°~ot~ ~4, 95 .and 103 througk 107 o~ ~he %~es~ .said subdivision. Jackson and lands designate~ "Sand Beach" or ."Low Muck" or otherwise !~ing be.L~;een ~he described property and west 'o~ the of the Lake Worth Drainage Dis~ric~ E~ualizin~ Canal E-~,-excepting %hat portion of 94, 95, 103, 104, 105, 106 and 107, Sectiork sutxlivision of Sections 29 and[ 20, Township 45 Applicant: MOTOROLA, INC. ALSO A Public Hearing will be held by the City Council of the City of Boynton Beach on the above request on December 18, 1979, at 8~:00 P. M. Any~person having any objection to the'above, and all persons interested therein shall present objections at the above stated meetings. TEREESA PADGETT, CITY CLRR~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA PUBLISH: PALM BEACH POST-TIMES November ~ a~d December 1, 1979 N. R. FIELD and JANET ol rne C~o.,,nt~ of R IT~CO D~JELOP~EN~ address is !434 A. daU o/' June . ~. D. 1S72 ~OX FIELD, hi.s wife, - ira the .Stata air Florida CDR?ORATION, a Florida- corporation, ~ho~e X. duPont Suitding. t. iiami in Iht $l,~t~ o/ Florida lh~z~o/~ Ten Dollars and other va!uabl~ con~Lderation . hand ~id &~ ih~ ~aid ~riU of N,~..~c~,d ~.~, the rec~ip~ ackaowle~ed, ha~ ~ra~Jed, lm~faD~ed and .~old ~o th~ said p, rO/ of N~a scco, d ;~art Co~l~ o~~ Palm'Beach - .. 8tare o/ and made a par~ hereo~ /;17 ' _ A Tract o[ land tyinl in portions o[ Sections 17 and 20,n~l~lp at - Florida, ~ore particularly described as · nn~a &] East,_ ~·l~;~c~h_ CO~hwelty. corner of said section 17~. t},cnce I~Bg*OO'I~"E ~IonS the South line of said Section 17 for ~O.O6 feet; thence XI'~&~19''[ aloni parallel to the ~eat line of said Section ~7, for 2~$&.00 ~eet; thence N89'Og'ag"K ' - Couflt-~ Florid· a.d its Easterly extension for 135tr21 feet to · L~21 as ~ecorded in Official Records Book 1732 at Page 612 of the Public Records Of P·In ncacn ] point of said curve; thence along t~e center line of the La~e ~orth Drainage District ~quali~in~ Canal ~-4*as recorded tL ~fficta! Records ~oo~ ~7~2 at PAge 612 ot the Public Records of Pal~ Seach County, ~]orida for the folloving (i) coursesi (Il thenceWortheasterly along the arc of the last describe4 curve, having · radius of 7~0.O0 feet and a *central angle of &°0&~[7" for 53.29 feet to a point o[ tanSencyl (2) thence ~12°3~'00''E ~or 320.69 to · point curvature to · cut-va that is concave to the Northwest; (1) thence along the arc o! said curve, having a radius o! 6~00.O0 feet and a central angle of 3°28~30 ~o~ ~91.23 feet to a point of tendency; (il thence N9°06'~0"E for 1~79.10 feet; thence ~89°16'~9''E along the No~th line of said S~ction 17 for 1~6&.51 feet; t~encs SO'O2~ll"E along the Ease line of the gest ~ of the H.E.-~ of said Section 17 for 2625.18 feet; thence N~9°O$'&9''£ along the North line of the So,theast k of said Section 17 for 368.~$ feet to a point on the North ri§hi of vay line of h~ 2Ina Avenue as recorded in Official Records ~ook 1738 at Page 1686 of the Public Records o[ P·I~ death County, ~lorlda; thence S1~°2I~3I loc ~0.00 feet to a point on the centerline o[ said l~ 22nd Avenue, said point ~ein~ on a curve concave to the Southeast and ~earing N19°27~31''~ fro~ the radius point of said curve; ~h~ncs. along said cents'riles for the follo~ing t~o (2) courses; (1) thence ~ortheasterly along the arc of the last ~escr:~ed curve, havin~ a radius of 1637.b2 feet and · central an$1e of 21'1~9'' for 606.66 feet to · point of tendency; (2) thence $B8°1~'32'E fo£ ~00.00 feet; thence S0°38~O0"~ along the East_~ne of said Section 17 for 50.0& feet; thence gS8'13'32"~ for 45.04 feet; thence along the l~esterly riehl of ray line of Ridge Road for the follo~inl t~ro (2) courses, said line lying ~5.00 fe~t and parallel to the ~st lines of said Sections 17 and 20; (~) t~ence for 2595.38 feet; (2) thence S0'~9~21''E for 131S.S& feet; t~ence al~n~ the ~orth right of ray line of the' ~oynton Canal C-16 as s~o~n on a Central and Southern Florida ~1o~ Control District Right of ~ay }~p for the following five (5) courses; (I) thence N88'50"O4"~ fo~ 858.94 feet; (2) thence 51'09'56"~ for 25.O0 feet; (3) thence ~S8'~0'04"~ fo~ 2358.50 feet; (4) thence NI'09'56"E 20.00 feetl (~)'thence HS8')0'O4"~ for 276.77 feet; thence S83'30'15"~ for ~7~.0~ feet; thence SS8'5~'53'~ alon~ a line that is ll0.O0 feet ~orth and Avenue~ that ts 50.00 ~eet Ease and parallel to t~e ~est ~ine of ~iii Section 20, for 1210.6i ~emt to tbs Point o[ )e~tnntn%. Said Tract contains ~rosm Acre=Is more or less and la sub,ecl to easements and dedications o{ S~V~YOR' S CERTIFICAIE ~ ~EKESY CERll~I ~t the ~ove ge scribed lo:al description is true and sl~o~ on their ~ra~inS No. ~}~3-17-2R) last revised date Fro[~sslonal Land SurveyOr ~o. 210I State of. ~lorida Exhibit PO~ER OF A~ORNEY ~ Know All Men bYThese Presents, that Motorola, Inc., a corporation duly organizedunder the laws of the State of Delaware, authorized and doing business in Florida, and having its principle place of business at Schaumburg, Illinois, d~es hereby .make, constitute and appoint Heery & Heery, Inc., 800 West Peachtree Street, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia, its authorized agent, for it, and in its name, place and stead to compile, prepare, obtain, and deliver any and all submittals, permits, applica- tions and studies in connection with Motorola, Inc.'s Application for Development Approval in connection with that certain real estate described as follows: A Tract of land described as portions of the southwest one fourth of Section 17, and the northwest one fourth of Section 20, Township ~5 South, Range 43 east., Palm Beach County, Florida, lying south of the southerly right-of-way line of Northwest 22 Avenue as described in official records book 1738 at page 1686 of the public records of Palm Beach County, Florida, and east of easterly right-of-way line of Congress Avenue, west of the westerly right-of-way line of the Lake Worth Drainage District equalizing canal E-4 and north of the north right-of-way line of the Lake Worth Drainage District Boynton canal. Said tract of land contains approximately 90 acres more or less. And to do and perform all and every act and thing whatsoever, requisite, necessary and proper to be done in the premises, as fully, to all intents and purposes, as it might or could do, with full power of substitution and revocation, hereby ratifying and'confirming all that its authorized agent, or its substitute, shall lawfully do, or cause to be done, by virtue hereof. In witness whereof, Motorola, Inc. has caused its corporate name to be subscribed hereto by its vice president.' Mort-on L. Topfer, ~l~ President 25' GREENB BOUNDARY SKETCH ,o.--~ T~ ,o~ , ~ .,~': ~ 1L2 ')~_~ /. '' , /.. ~ _ · lO.S ~-- ~-' 0.9- 11.3 ~ I ~0-5 9.7 ' 9.8 IL2 40' GREENBELT 30' SETBACK SURVEY PLAN NORTH AFFIDAVIT October 11, 1979 ~ At~ached and in reference to Question 9 is a list of property owners within four hundred feet of the subject property along with a map of corresponding adjacent property o~er location. informa~ion~ taken from the County Courthouse Records~ we hereby certify to the best of our knowledge and belief to be true and correct. HEERY & HEERY, ARCHITECTS & ENGINEEP~, INC. 'John B. Gesbocker, EXHJBIT B-4 SECTIO~I 1'8, ~'~P. 45 S. RGE. 43 E. IDENTIFIER (A) O0 43 45 18 O0 000 5020 N. 660' of the E. 1350' of the S.E. 1/4, less canal and road R/W. Riteco Development Corporation Suite 1441 DuPont Building 169 E. Flagler Street Miami, FL 33131 O0 43 45 18 O0 000 5030 E. 1350' of S.E. 1/4, less canal and road R/W, less N. 660'... Janet R. Field c/o A. N. Spincy 160 E. Flagler Street, Suite l~l Miami, FL 33131 'S£CT~ON 19, T',.;P. 45 S. RGE. 43 E. IDENTIFIER (c) O0 43 45 19 05 001 0010 Tracts 1-7 inclusive, and 30' abondoned road South of and adjacent to Lot 7, less E..50' road R/.W; Tracts 8-1_4 inclusive ......... Janet R. Field c/o A. N. Spincy 169~E. Flagler Street, Suite 1441 Miami, FL 33131 (D) O0 43 45 19 05 OO100lO Tr'acts 15-30,-Tracts 32-38 inclusive (less the E. 50' road R/W in Tracts 15, 19 and 23; less N. 20' of the W. 70' of Tract 25; less W. 70' of Tracts t7 and 21; less N. 15' of Tracts 27-30 .inclusive; less S. 70' of Tract 22, and less the N. 20' of Tract 26) along with abandoned 30'-roads adjacent t~o said lots. Homart Boynton Assoc. -7620 Market Street- Youngstown, Ohio 2 SECTION 20, l'l~P. 45 S. RGE. 43 E. IDENTIFIER (E) (F) : 08 43 45 20 O1 000 0680 Lots 68-76, and Lots 78-80 inclusive, Lot 77 ' West ofcanal-and-Lots'~l-93 inclusive, less West 50' for road R/W; along with abandoned 30' road adjacent to said Lots. Ernest' Klatt P. O. Box 1477 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 08 43 45 20 01" 000 0200 Lots 20-thru 25 inclusive, Lot 26 less the E. 174.16' of the N. 57.17; Lot 27 less the E. 17'4.16';~Lot 29 less the S. 200'; Lots 30 thru 34 inclusive, less the E. 215' and .Lot 77 East 'of canal. Hyl ib Inc. 208 Ontario Pl. -Nest Palm Beach, FL 33401 B PROPERTY OI4NERS btAP F ~O~'o~o~.A POST. BUCKLEY. 5CHUH ~ JEi~NICA,N. INC. 4 - Carmen Annunziato City Planner Perry A. Cessna Directorof Utilities 31, 1979 NOV 2 1979 Motorola Corporation This willl confirm my statement of this morning at the TRBmeeting. The fire service line to serve Motorola should be connected to the main line in at least two (2) points. Secondly, the future 'connections to both water and sewer lin~ cov- ering Present and future developmen~ will be installed as part of the original connection to prevent jack and bore problems at a later date. Third, the lift station sites and attendant force mains will have to be covered by a legal document to be worked out between the City Attorney and Motorola's attorney. As stated, we normally require dedication; but, in this case, it is possible that the City Attor- ney and Motorola's attorney can work out a 99-year lease, or license, or some sort of document, if Motorola does not want to dedicate the site to the City. PAC :hr CC: Util. Syst. Supv. City Engr., Bldg. Of. city Manager Central File Director of Utilities MEMORANDUM City Planner Carmen Annunziato Captain Hillery DATE December 5, 1979 FILE ,u.~E~ Motorola Sir: As per our conversation, Deputy Chief William Hamilton and I visited the Motorola Plant in Plantation on November 8, 1979. While we were there, we spoke with the head of security, Hansel Bailey and his boss, Ralph Perelli who is also the Director of Personnel. Our discussion of approximately four hours duration dealt with the interfacing'of their Security system with our policing efforts in our city of Boynton Beach. The meeting con- firmed what was brought to light at the TP~ meeting of October 31, 1979 by Mr. Tom McDougall of Motorola. The company does:~not request or require patrol, as this function is done by its in- house security. Their security guards are unarmed and do not have the power of arrest. They can hold for local authority. This department will be called to investigate violation of Florida State Statutes, most frequently for accident investigations. In our in- -' vestigation at Plantation, we were informed that their largest problem was from pilferage from the employee parking lot and oc- casional theft of motorcycles. The Security Chief felt as we do, that security fencing of the parking area would be a strong deterrent to the type of pilferage they are experiencing in Plantation and can be'expe~ted'.~ here in Boynton Beach when the company becomes op- erational. We were informed that the Plantation Police Department provides traffic control officers during their factory peak traffic periods. As I recall, the four laning of Congress and traffic signalization is part of the package. At this juncture, I cannot say whether traffic enforcement officers will be required for similar use at the Boynton location. Feel free to call upon me for any other additional information that you may require. ~You~s truly.- % Edward Hillery, Jr.~ Captain Boynton Beach Police Department EH:as From: .... . , 1979 Council Meeting" . Attached is the staff report and recommendations for the Motorola DRI. ~The draft recommendation is approval`of the Motorola project subject to specific conditions'being placed on the project-in the Development Order.' Recommendation ~ - -"- - - ' ~ ' Council should consider and adopt the report and recommendatiOns'on the ' Motorola DRI for transmittal to the City of Boynton Beach, in °rde~ to · fulfill the Council's responsibility as Provided in'Chapter 380.06, Florida Statutes. . Attachment THE 1700 DEVELOPMENT CORP. 466 NORTHEAST FIFTH AVENUE DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA $05/g76-8600 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Concrete gazeboes al .on~g footpaths. ' One-half of Vita Course exercise oourse and exercise stations and equipment. Foot paths winding through the botanical gardens. Beach on Lake Worth. Side Walk Benches along footpaths to be used as quiet-areas. Plat I contains 3.374-acres of land and 'the appraised Market Value as of November 20, 1979 as per independent app a~ser was: ($324,'000) Ccm~putation of.Recre~.ti.'.on,Fee: '-i015'acres.:per'unit-:x'-'24'ufi/ts 2 = .18 Land Value $324,000 = Total acres 3,374 $96,028/acre x 18 Total Rec. Fee- $17,285.00 LAKE CORPORATE LIMITS CITY OF BOYNToN BEACH DATE: AGENDA PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD December llth) 1979 Regular Meeting TIME: 7:30 P.M. Council Chambers City Hall Acknowledgement of Members and ~isitors. Reading and Approving of Minutes. Announcement. Communications. 5. "Citizens Awareness" Presentation: Planning for Developments of Regional Impact ..... Mr. Carmen Annunziato, Boynton City Planner 6. Old Business: 7. New Business: A' Public Hearings: RE ZONING REQUEST Applicant: Location: Legal Description: Use: Request: Motorola, Inc. Southeast corner of Congress Avenue and N.W. 22nd Avenue See Survey Electrical Equipment Manufacturing Complex & Office Complex REZONE from C-1 and R-3 to Planned Industrial Development, this request is a COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT B. Preliminary Plat: Applicant: Location: Legal Description: See Survey Project Description: 24 unit condominium 3.374 acres Project Name: VIA LAGO The 1700 Development Corp. (Tim Greene, agent) Lake Street (behind Bernard's Restaurant) C. Site Plan Approval: Applicant: Location: Legal- Description: Project Description: Hunter's Run Golf & Racquet Club (Paul Hykel,agent) Congress Avenue & S~u[mmit BOulevard Tract B-1~ ~ 140 multi-family units on 16.709 acres