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Minutes 07-24-79MINUTES OF THE REGULAR PLANNING & ZONING BOARD MEETING HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1979 PRESENT Arnold E. Thompson, Chairman Fred F. DiSalle, Vice Chairman Mrs. Lillian Bond Ezell Hester Gene Johnson Simon Ryder Carmen Annunziato, City Planner Craig Grabeel, Asst. City Planner ABSENT Caesar Mauti Chairman Thompson welcomed everyone and called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. He introduced the members of the Board and City Planner. M[~dTES OF JUNB 26, 1979 Mr. DiSalle made a motion to accept the minutes, seconded by Mr. Hester. Motion carried 6-0. Chairman Thompson added that the meeting of July 10 was cancelled. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. Annunziato announced the City Council at their last meeting approved responses to the state, regional and county planning agencies. The City Council will hold the first required public hearing next week on August 1 at 7:30 P. M. and the second hear- ing will be held on August 21 at 8:00 P. M. The intention is to have the ordinance on first reading on August 7 and adopt it on second reading on August 21. NEW BUSINESS Site Plan Approval Applicant: Location: Project Description: Project Name: Donald H. Cunningham 3660 Congress Avenue Mini-Warehouse Extra Closet of Boynton/Delray Ltd. Mr. Grabeel told about extensive site planning being required for this because of the size of the building and restrictions on the property. He explained the location of this property and advised a 20,000 sq. ft. metal building was planned to be used for mini- warehouses. He explained the access with a one way street around the building with access from the north and south sides. This road was proposed to be compacted shell rock. Also, there was a potential problem with utilities since the sewer manhole terminated. MINUTES - PLANNING $ ZONING BOARD JULY 24, 1979 Mr. Donald H. Cunningham, 229 Orange Treet Drive, Atlantis, came before the Board and stated in essence, Mr. Grabeel~s presentation covered everything and he would be glad to answer any questions. Mr. Ryder referred to it being a metal building and questioned how it 'would be divided and Mr. Cunningham explained it would be divided on the inside with chain link enclosures. Mr. Ryder referred to access since the parking is not close to the build- ing and Mr. Cunningham replied the parking places are shown to meet the requirements. He pointed out there would be three doors on the north elevation and three on the south. He explained how the cars are pulled in and each owner has a cart to transport their things into the building. Mr. DiSalle asked if this building had been approved by the Fire Marshall and Mr. Cunningham replied affirmatively. Mr. DiSalle stated this would not pass the Southern Standard Building Code as there should be fire partitions separating the areas and Mr. Cunningham informed him the building will be fully fire sprinkled. Chairman Thompson requested the staff comments to be read. Mr. Grabeel read the memo from Mr. Howell stating: "With reference to the above, be advised that the compacted shell rock driveway from the south parking area is in conflict with Section 18-4 of the Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances. I am in agreement with page I in reference to the sidewalk, as long as the developer installa a six foot (6~) compacted paved bike path which, accord- ingly, is in conjunction with the land use plan." Mr. Grabeel noted the Fire Department has requested details on the fire connections to be shown. He added there is a question as to the size of the line running across the road to this building. It is indicated on the plans to be 1" which will not adequately sustain the sprinkler system. Mr. Grabeel read Mr. Clarkts memo stating: "Paving and drainage plans shall show final elevation of pavement and catch basins. Impervious membrane is required over rock drain." Mr. Grabeel noted the Utility Department commented the developer is to make a tap into the sewer. The Police Department has noted stop signs are required. The City Planner has noted the temporary driveway is to be asphalted~ and an additional ?t right-of-way on Congress Avenue is required. The Recreation Director has augmented what has been said about the bike path and clarified a 6' bike path is to be substituted for a sidewalk to the into the proposed bike path network extending north to 23rd Avenue and south to Lake Ida~Road. Chairman Thompson clarified thata shell rock driveway would not be allowed and Mr. Grabeel agreed this was the recommendation. He explained it was the owner's intent to extend the building and was hesitant about paving the ingress road. -2- MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD JULY 24, 1979 Mr. Annunziato asked if the applicant is familiar with the staff comments and understands them and Mr. Cunningham replied affirma- tively. However, he referred to the access road and stated the owner wants to know if it is potentially possible to give him 12 or 18 months to pave it. He is pretty sure the addition to the building will be within that time. Mr. Annunziato informed him this ~s an as built site plan and deviation from the site plan would preclude issuance of the certificate of occupancy. Tem- porary driveways not paved do not meet City code. The plan could not be approved if the driveway is not paved. Mr. Cunningham replied that it will be paved. Mr. Annunziato recommended con- strutting the drive where it will be eventually and Mr. Cunningham replied this may be possible. Mr. Hester moved to accept the site plan from Extra Closet of Boynton/Delray subject to staff comments, seconded by Mr. DiSalle. Motion carried 6-0. Preliminary Plat Applicant: Location: Legal Description: Project Description: Boynton Lakes/PUD (Rossi & Malavasi, Agents) Congress Avenue at Lake Worth Drainage District Canal #20 Acreage 47.720 acres, 184 units, Single Story Attached Townhouses Mr. Annunziato informed the Board this application is for appro- val of the preliminary plat which follows the approval of the master plan rezoning. This is Phase I of F $ R Development of Boynton Lakes comprising 47.7 acres located north of Canal 20. He pointed out the location on the vicinity map. He also pointed out that portions of the 80t right-of-way winding through the development are included in the first platting. This is consistent with the approved master plan PUD. Mr. Ryder referred to this being located at the extreme northerly limit of the City and questioned how the water and sewer exten- sions were going to be done. ~r. Annunziato replied with'regard to the sewer, E.P.A. has recommended to the City they can extend the existing EPA regional force main grant. We should know by October 1 and we are almost guaranteed the extension of two addi- tional pumping stations and force mains. He explained the loca- tion of these two proposed pumping stations. Concerning the water, a feasibility study has been completed and the staff has recommended a basic system of water to this area and he explained. He explained the location of the water line and advised the cost is -beinq~e ~investigated. He suspects Mr. Jemkins may be able to give a little information where that water line stands. No development will occur without water. -3- MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD JULY 24, 1979 Mr. Ryder asked if the plans were being developed now by Russell & Axon and Mr. Annunziato replied the plans and specifications are being brought up to date. He added it is just a matter of putting together the correct financial package and it will be funded 75% by E.P.A. and 25% by the City. Mr. Ryder added there will have to be some coordination between the developers. Chairman Thompson referred to the right-of-way for Congress Avenue and Mr. Annunziato informed him the portion of Congress Avenue adjacent to this plat is being dedicated by the platting document. An additional l0T will be dedicated by this plat to conf%rm to the 120~ section of Congress Avenue. Mr. Ryder clarified that Boynton Lakes Boulevarde~ill be a City dedicated street, 80' wide and Mr. Annunziato agreed. Chairman Thompson questioned how the pumping station on Lawrence Road will tie into this development and Mr. Annunziato replied the force main will be coincidental at the §outhwest corner of this property and the developer will have to tie in. Mr. Ron Jenkins, Registered Professional Engineer representing the developer, came before the Board and stated he did not have any- thing to add to the presentation but will be glad to respond to any questions. Mr. Ryder asked if their consultants were engaged with our Uti- lity Director to move in ~xtending the utilities and Mr. Jenkins replied affirmatively and added they have been in negotiations since last November to extend the water and sewer to this pro- perty. They have taken the lead in establishing an escrow ac- count with the City so Russell g Axon could prepare a study of the entire area for extension of these lines which would benefit all the properties in this northwest quandrant. They have also been working with the other developers to help bear the cost of construction. They have received a draft agreement from the City Attorney and their attorneys ~nd engineering staff are re- viewing that proposal. Once a mutual agreement is reached, it will be their duty to meet with the other developers and get an agreement. This will probably take two to three months with all the details to be worked out. Chairman Thompson called on the City Planner for the staff com- ments. Mr. Annunziato advised this plat was reviewed by the Technical Review Board and comments noted. The Building Depart- ment notes subject to abbike path on Congress Avenue. The Engi- neering Department notes subject to dedication to the City for utility easements and dedication of 10' right~of-way for Congress Avenue. The Utility Department notes subject to revised utility drawings. The Police Department requires street signs and traf- fic control. The Public Works Department notes no underground garbage cans will be allowed. He has commented regarding the bike path on Congress Avenue and this is consistent with the master plan. He also reiterated the right-of-way for Congress -4- MINU~S - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD JULY 24, 1979 Avenue, dedication of easements for utilities, and substitute a bike path on the 80~ right-of-way for one of the sidewalks. The staff recommendation is the plat be approved consistent with staff comments. Chairman Thompson referred to the four laning of Congress Avenue and Mr. Jenkins told about having an agreement with Palm Beach County dated September 5, 1978, listing six items which they must do in relation to the Congress Avenue corridor. Chairman Thompson asked if the subject of schools has been ad- dressed and Mr. Jenkins replied they are planning on marketing to the adult community but children are not excluded. Chairman Thompson asked if an impact study had been done for this develop- ment and Mr. Jenkins replied they have reached anagreement with the County regarding the school impact and have signed an agree- ment. Mr. Annunziato added thet agreement is to pay .4 of l%~of the sales price for construction of school facilities in Boynton Beach or the reserve annexation area. Mr. Jenkins added the fee world be paid at the time of the building permit. Mr. Ryder asked if they contemplated crossing the canals when widening Congress Avenue and Mr. Jenkins replied the agreement with the County does not cover c~sing the canals and read what the agreement covered. Mr. Annunziato added that he thinks the agreement with C L H Properties continues from the north line of Canal 19 to Canal 20. Chairman Thompson clarified that there would be no construction done on Congress Avenue with this plat as only 47 units will be built. Mr. Jenkins agreed and stated they plan to follow the County's recommendation to start when reaching 50% and complete by 60%. Mr. Annunziato asked if the applicant is aware of and understands the staff comments and Mr. Jenkins replied the only item he would like to address is the bike path as the other items have been taken care of by their engineers. They have shown the proper dedications and the utility plans have been revised and resub- mitted. They only found out about the bike path requirement within the last couple days and have not worked with the staff to determine exactly what is expected. They understand C $ H Properties must build a bike path system and possibly could cooper- ate in some manner. Mr. Ryder stated the extension Of bike paths throughout the City is an important factor which will be benefi- cial to the people. Mr. Jenkins clarified that at the master site plan approval, the concept of bike paths was not addressed and through the preliminary approvals, they have not addressed this. They were just informed about this. Chairman Thompso~ asked if it was the Cityfs intention to have a bike path on the east and west sides of Congress Avenue and Mr. Annunziato replied it was the intention to continue it on the east side, but C L H Properties have indicated a bike path on the west side might be -5- MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD JULY 24, 1979 helpful. Possibly there could be cost sharing between the two developers to construct a bike path on the east side. Also as far as Mr. Jenkins working out the particulars with the staff, he finds no fault with that. The recommendation is to construct a bike path on or adjacent to Congress Avenue on the eas~ side, which can be addressed at staff level. As to why this was not addressed at the masteTAp.1.a~,~ it was not of the scope of the master plan. Mr. Ryder added that realistically, the bike path should be limited to the east side because property on the west in many instances is in the County. Mr. Hester moved to accept the preliminary plat for the Boynton Lakes development subject to staff comments, seconded by Mr. Johnson. Motion carried 6-0. Applicant: Location: Project Description: Seaway Villas (Frank Mendoza, Trustee) Lying East of Seacrest Blvd. (across from High Point)~ North of S.E. 21st Avenue and West of the FEC Railroad 5.92 acres/21 duplexes (42 units) Mr. Annunziato informed the Board this application follows the rezoning recommended by the Planning & Zoning Board. He showed the boundary plat with a 30f private road right-of-way dedicated for ingress, egress and utilities to the City. He pointed out the 10~ utility easements. He referred to the lot layout desig- nating the units by number and letter and added that it will be served by sewer, water, drainage and access from S.E. 1st Street. 21 duplex units are planned to be sold fee simple comprising 42 distinct single family units. Mr. Ryder asked if S.E. 1st Street would be a public street and Mr. Annunziato informed him it exists .to this property at the present time. Also, by approving this plat, the Council will abandon all existing rights-of-way in the Seaway Terrace Plat. Mr. Ryder asked if this required separate action and Mr. Annunziato replied that he has seen it occur both ways. His experience has been some applicants abandon by the plat and the City approves a resolution and others feel the replatting aban- dons the existing rights-of-way. Mr. Ryder asked if there were any existing buildings in this plat and Mr. Annunziato replied negatively~as the property was never developed. Mr. Gene Moore, Attorney representing the developers, came be~6re the Board. He clarified that this property was not rezoned, but has been zoned R-2. They complied fully with the PUD site plan approval which encompassed abandoning the old plat. The deve- lopers have just finished the Los Mangos development and would like to start in this area. He feels they can comply with the ordinances and would like to reserve any further remarks until hearing the staff recommendations. -6- MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD JULY 24, 1979 Mr. Annunziato read the staff comments. The Engineering Depart- ment recommends approval subject to showing the recreation area on the plat. He read the Acting Utility Director's notes to show an 8T' water main connection to Seacrest Boulevard and show clean- out detail where cleanout is at finished grade in asphalt. The Police Department notes traffic signs are required. The Public Works Department notes that underground garbage cans will not be allowed. He has noted that site plan approval is required prior to construction. Mr. Annunziato continued that in regards to recreation, the Plan- ning g Zoning Board must set the value on the land and this was addressed at the master plan level. He read the memo from the Recreation Director stating: "Based on .018 acres per unit dedi- cation requirement at 42 units, .756 of public land dedication is required. Half credit for private recreation provisions re- duces the requirement to .378 acres. Recommend that fee in lieu of land be provided; land value to be determined by Planning and Zoning Board." He added there is a pool and clubhouse shown in the development. The applicants have submitted to the City a recent contract which indicates the purchase price of the land. The contract indicates the acre cost is $20,270.27 per acre. It is recommended the Planning & Zoning Board accept the recent contract purchase prige as the value of the land and the .378 acres be permitted to be donated as dollars. The total would be $7,662. Mr. Moore replied there was no objection to this, but they request relief in one area. They request the fee to be divided and added onto the building permits as they are pulled instead of paying the ~ull amount up fmont. Add it pro-rata onto the 42 unitsl They request that as an avenue of relief if at all possible. Mr. Annunziato read the section of the ordinance ~over- lng this and pointed out the full amount must be paid when the subdivision plat is filed or a bond furnished. Mr. Moore agreed it could be done with a bond. Mr. Moore then referred to the sizing of the water line along the east side of the property and questioned what was shown in the final plan and Mr. Annunziato informed him that a 16" water line is indicated. Mr. Moore objected to this and stated he does not feel there is a legal reason to over-size the line to serve this purpose. They can totally serve everyone in the devel- opment with a 6" line. The purpose for over-sizing is to serve other developments outside. If the City wishes to enhance this system to service future areas, he thinks the City should pay for it. He doesn't feel there is any legal justification for it. It would cost about $19,000. Mr. Annunziato informed him the newly approved utility ordinance addresses this situation and clarified where the applicant is required to over-size a facility beyond his means, there is a mechanism for the City to credit or participate in dollars. Mr. Moore continued that a 10" over- sizing was being requested and questioned when this would be addressed and Mr. Annunziato replied it will be addressed in conjunction with the final plat. Mr. Moore agreed. -7- MINUTES - PLANNING $ ZONING BOARD JULY 24, 1979 Mr. DiSalle questioned the location of the recreation building and Mr. Annunziato pointed out that it will be located just east of the entrance road and just west of Building 21. Mr. Ryder asked if any hydrants are required and Mr. Annunziato replied there would be three. Mr. Ryder referred to storm water retention and Mr. Annunziato explained that water retention would be on site. Mr. Ryder clarified there would not be any runoff onto 21st Avenue and Mr. Annunziato agreed. Mr. Ryder clarified there would be no tie-in with the new storm water system and Mr. Annunziato agreed and explained the system on Seacrest Boulevard will only take care of Seacrest Boulevard. He added this plan and the drainage plans meet the requirements. Mr. Ryder moved to recommend approval of the preliminary plat for Seaway Villas in accordance with staff comments, seconded by Mrs. Bond. Motion carried 6-0. ADJOURNMENT Mr. DiSalle made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Mrs. Bond. Motion carried 6-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 8:30 P. M. Respectfully submitted, Suzanne M. Kruse Recording Secretary (One Tape) -8- JUL PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD APPLICATION BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA All ap~t~cations to be processed by the planning and Zoning Board must be received and accepted by the.City Planner twenty- (13) days prior to the regular meeting. The applicant will be advised as to supplemental meetings necessary for applicati6n review. All applicants with approved site plans, which at a later date request a revision, will be processed in the same manner as the initial application subject to all Code requirements'effective at the~time-the revision is requested. Name of Applicant Donald H. Cunnin~ham Applicant's Address P.O. ~ox 3004-601 N. East Coast Ave. L~ntana: F]m. Address of Site 3660 Con&ress Ave. Intended Use of Site }4ini-Warehouse Legal Description of Site See S~]rvey The following data must appear on all copies of the Site Plan: 1. Existing Zone M'I 2. Area of Site 2.1 Acres 3. Total Number of Units Proposed 1 4. Density Gross Per Acre 5. Building Area 20,000 Sq. Ft. 24 % of Lot 6. Parking Spaces: Req'd Proposed ~5 7. Parking - Aisle Area22,000Sq. Ft. · .... 24 % of Lot 8. Street Area Sq. Ft. % of Lot 9. Landscape Area 4,045 Sq. Ft. 4½ % of Lot 10. H~ight 6f Buildings 1~~ Feet 1 Stories 11. Total Floor Area ~~ Sq. Ft. What is the applicant's interest in the premises affected? Agent ~Ow~eX-;-'Agent, Lessee, Etc.). (I). (We) u~derstand that this Site approval becomes a part of the permanent records of the Planning and Zoning Board. (I) (We) hereby certify that the above statements and the statements or showings made in 'any paper Or p~'~ubmit~a~ herewith ale t~e to th~tl~ ~=f (my)~ (our) k~owle~ge and belief. This application will ~ot\be ac- cepted Unless signed by the owner of ~he property. gnature o~'NDWNER The Owner has h~r~_~-designated · the above signed per~on to act as his agent in regard to th~ petition. (To be executed when Owner designate~ another to act on his behalf.) SUBJECT: REPLY ' ' GRAYARC CO..~ INC. BROOKLYN. COPY TO SENDER Carmen .Annunziato City Planner JUL 1 ? 1979 FROM Edgar E. Howell Building Official JECT:__Metal Stora_~Buildinq - James O'Connor DATE:~ 7-17-79 _ J ~o~ ~ With reference to the above, be advised that the compacted shell rock d~iveway from the south parking area is in conflict with Section 18-4 of the Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances. I am in agreement with page I in reference to the sidewalk, as long as the developer installs a six foot (6') compacted paved bike path which, accordingly, is in conjunction with the land use plan. PLEASE REPLY TO ~- SIGNED' Howell :REPLY SIGNED THIS COPY FOR PERSON ADDRESSED GRAYARC CO.. INC., BROOKLYN, N. Y. 11232 ROSSI AND MALAVASI ENGINEERS, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS June 5, 1979 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach,.'-Fla.33435 JUN .1..1. 1979 Attention: Tom'Clark,P.E. RE: BOYNTON LAKES PLAT I Dear Mr. Clark: Please find attached two (2) sets of construction drawings of the referenced ,.-project which have been revised based on your letter of the following Comments: A. PAVING AND DRAINAGE 1. The 600 foot rule has beenapplied and conforms to your standards. 2. The manhole frame and cover has been revised to indicate a 30" in width opening. 3. A note has been added that:street signs and stop signs are required at all intersections° 4. Key map has been placed~on cover.sheet .... B. WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM- 1. Key map has been added 2. Waterservices have been revised to be placed in the closest-grassed- areas. 3. The word "by others" has been removed. 4. At the point of~connection for the water supply the required revisions have been made. 5. Match lines are now shown. 6. The 2" blow-off detail has been revised. 7, A Ford 112 yoke will be utilized~ 8. Fire hydrants shop drawings shall be submitted to this office fop approval (meeting the City Standards) then forwarded to the Utilities Department for final approval. 9. Tie rods have been o~i~edras required. 10.. The A~W.W.A pressure and leakage test specifications have been added. 11. A fire hydrant detail for the 32' roadway and utility easements has been added. C. SEWAGE COLLECTION SYSTEM 1. All cleanouts have been placedat the ~oadway easement line. 2. Key map has been placed on the cover sheet. 3. Cleanout detail has beo~revised as required. 4. The manhole frame and cover shall be 30" in width. 5, A compaction note has been added to the detail sheet. 6. All steps have been removed 7. The lift Station has been revised. D, STREET LIGHTING A street lighting plan for the entire Plat I is attached. A billing procedure.is being established for the Homeowner's Association with F.P. & L. and will be forwarded to you for your approval. The preliminary plat has not been submitted at this time with the required, revisions since the language required for the dedication sheet has not yet been totally revised. The plat will be sent to you for your approval as soon as possible. If is is-possible to obtain approval on..the construction drawings and have' the D.E.R. application roms signed it would be greatly appreciated. )f any questions should arise, please do not hesitate to call. MPL:ps very truly yours, Michael P. Lower BOYNT~N LAKES Plat #1 . L__Jh ~wOO 'BRIEN, SUITER & 0 BRIEN, INC. Land SurveYors - 'Civil Engineers ~,o~ N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY Land Planners DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA May 9th, 1979 O££1ce of the City Englneer City of Boynton Beach, Florida Re: P.U.D. Attn: Clarke, P.E. DELRAY 276-4501 BOYNTON 732-327~ Dear Tom: Accompanying the corre~spondence you will find six copies of the '~~:~ for the above mentioned P.U.D..along ~~'~ete sets of construction plans. We ask that your office begin processing these plans so that our client can proceed post haste in securing the requisite governmental permits prior to. beginning construction of this development. Your continued cooperation in this matter is appreciated. Sincerly n, Suiter & O'~rien ~~ni~, Pres. ',13 o/j kw MEMORANDUM Carmen Annunziato City Planner Mark G. Law Acting Utility Director DATE FILE SUB:Il;CT July 13, 1979 Seaway Villas Attached herewith please find the above subject drawings, which have been approved, subject to the following: 1, Show 8" water main connection to seacrest Blvd. 2, Show cleanout detail where cleanout is at finished grade in asphalt. MGL:br Att. Mark G. Law Acting Utility Director MEMORANDUM MAY 1 ? 1979 TO: RE: Tom Clark City Engineer Seaway Villas May 16, 1979 Based on .018 acres per unit dedication requirement at 42 units, .756 of public land dedication is required. Half credit for private recreation provisions reduces the requirement to .378 acres. Recommend that fee in lieu of land be provided; value to be determined by Planning and Zoning Board. land Charles C. Frederick Recreation Director CCF/as CC: Carmen Annunziato City Planner ;U-'_~/' ?'.:i-~! '-"",::i'. ~ . ...~~..: (~~~ ,.,.,.,u,y.. ~t, ,~7~ Seaway' Vi 1las I 315 S. E~, 21st Avenue ,.-"., Boynton. Beach, FL 33/-I.35 ~_ Attention Hr.. Felix Granados .RE:..~Street Lighting - Seaway Vi11as Dear Hr. Granados: Florida Powe.r & Light proposes the installation of six 4,500 lumen mercdr¥ vapor lights on 20 feet concrete poles at the following location= One foot off of private road right of way between buildings 11 and 12, 13 and 14~ 14 and 15, 15 an~ 16, 17 and 18 and il and 18. .The estimated Cost for this installation would be aprox- imately $3,600,00 and would be negotiated on a ten year street light agreement which we have previously.discussed. Enclosed is an illustration of proposed pole and light. Trust this is the information required and if I can be 'of any further assistance, please advise. Sincerely, Don Ross Customer Services Representative DR/k] Eno l osu re ~;F-LPING ~U~LD FLORIDA $.W. 15TH AVE. ~E. 15TH. AVE. i I I I I ! i! I - , t t ! t I II ~E. 18TH- AVE, ' . I I I SEAWAY 21ST AVE. S£ i I AGENDA PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD Regular Meeting DATE: TIME: PLACE: July 24th, 1979 7:30 P.M. Council Chambers City Hall 1. Acknowledgement of Members and Visitors. 2. Reading and Approving of Minutes. 3. Announcements. 4. Communications. 5. Old Business: 6. New Business: A. Site Plan Approval: Applicant: Donald H. Cunningham .Location: 3660 Congress Avenue Legal Description: See Survey Project Description: Mini-Warehouse Project Name: Extra Closet of Boynton/Delray Ltd. B. Preliminary Plat: 1. Applicant: Location: Boynton Lakes/PUD (Rossi & Malagasi, Agents) Congress Avenue at Lake Worth Drainage District Canal #20 Legal Description: See Survey (acreage) Project Description: 47.720 acres /184 units/Single Story attached Townhouses Applicant: Seaway Villas (Frank Mendoza, trustee) Location: Lying East of Seacrest Blvd. (across from High Point)' North of S.E. 21st Avenue and West of the FEC Railroad Legal Description: See Survey Project Description: 5.92 acres/21 Duplexes (42 units)