Minutes 08-28-72MINUTES OF THE PLANNING & ZONING BOARD
RBGIIJ, R MEETING, AUGUST 28, 1972
CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
P~S~T
Mr. R. Olds
Mr. C. Ayers
Mr. K. Bwing
Mr. S. Weaver
Mr. 0 Walker
Mr. William Galeazzi, Building Official
Mr. J. W. Barrett, Deputy Building Official
ABSENT
Mr. F. Kester
Mrs. P. Moore
Mr. Olds called the meeting to order at ?: 30 P.M.
Members of the City Council were present, Mr. R. Effrom, Mrs. E. Jackson, Mr. J-
Archie, Mr. D. Robert
I~ES OF JULY 17, 1972
Mr. Weaver made a motion that the minutes of July 17th be apProved as written seconded
by Mr. Ayers, all voted aye, motion carried.
MINUTES OF JULY 24, 1972
Mr. Ayers made motion that the minutes of July 24, be .~pprovod as written, Mrna'
Weaver seconded the motion, all voted aye, motion carried.
MINUTES OF JULY 31, 1972
Mr. Weaver made motion that minutes of July 31, be approved as written, seconded by
Mr. Walker, all voted aye, motion carried.
Mr. R. Olds, Chairman directed that Palm Land Devolopmon~ request for annexation
be presented first as members of tho Council were present and interested citizens
wore present to hoar the presentation.
Mr. L. Lovett, Attorney for Palmland Development came to the podium and introduced
other members of the corporation. Mr. Lovett stated that the plans met with all
City Codes and setbacks.
· ' t of the Company camo forth to show the maps of the area to be
Mr. Katz Presiden .......... ed the tree of buildings to be
· ' acres He al~o p~ent
developed, approxlma.tely 9~.8 ___'_ _ 1~ Section 6. Township 46 South, Range
area is wes~ of Congress Avenue,
erected. This . ...... --- ~ ~ +~ree narcels, totaling z0 acres.
42 East and East ha£~ o~ mec~lon ~, -==o
Mr. Katz explained that the development would have 7,900 units' with recreation
area and 20-1/2 acres to be given to the City for their use. He also statedthat
the price range, preconstruction, would be from $10,000 for Studio Apartment to
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$55,000 for the larger type construction. Mr. Katz went on to explain the colored
areas :as to zoning. He also stated that there would be no pre-fabricated buildings
but all would be CBS construction. He further showed plans for the type of buildings
to erected: 1-Tudor style, 2- Colonial, 3- Spanish motif, 4- Bermuda type, and all
would have large garden area in rear and service in front area. For each of these
d~elling units there would be 5400 square feet of land surrounding them.
Mr. Wardlow, in charge of landscaping stated that they were going to keep it as
natural as they cOUld by~ leaving some of beautiful trees now there.
Mr. A. Bigelow presented a list of recreation vacilities that were to be built which
includes an Olympic type pool, handball courts, tennis court, golf course, putting
green, driving range, miniature golf course and a Club house.
Mr. Bigelow said that the golf course would be built with the construction of the
first buildings, thus being a reality not a future item.
Mr. Beyer recongnized by Mr. Olds, he asked if there could be any kind of assurance
that 7900 would be built so that we would not have another Leisureville.
Mr. Katz stated that Mr. Marshall of Charter Mortgage Company would explain the financial
status of the Company and their past performance.
Mr. Weaver asked whether Lake Worth Drainage Authority had been contacted. Mr. Katz
stated that they had consulted their engineers but had not been before the Board, as
yet.
Mr. Weaver bought up the subject of an area set aside for s~ools, and asked if anyone
had contacted the County in regard to this. Mr. Katz said that probably at a later
date something could be done 'regarding a site for schools as he was sure this would
happen long before they were throug~ with construction.
Members of the Council were asked if they had any question. Mrs. Jackson wanted to
know if each section to be built was to be presented for construction or was the
entire project up for their approval. Mr. Katz explained that' it is to be presented
in its entirely for approval, just as it was presented tonight. Mrs. Jackson also
asked if they were coming in under P.U.D. or Sub-Division Ordinance. Mr. Katz
stated under '$ubdivis i°n Ordinance".
Mr. Roberts asked as to what this development could be compare~..~ito: Century Village or
Kings Point. Mr. Katz said ~no" it would be more like Inverry in Ft. Lauderdale
but on a smaller scale.
Mr. Archie wanted to know, when they wanted to start, Mr. Katz stated as soon as
possible.
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Mr. Roberts stated that their folder was lengthy and if there were many changes it was
of no value. Mr. Katz said the only change' was the height. The height was' lowered to
four stories to conform to the Code.
Mr. Killgore, City Manager was asked his opinion, he stated that he had asked Department
Heads that would be involved and all have given a favorable opinion on the Development.
At the end of the presentation, Mr. Katz and his staff were commended by the Members
of the Planning & Zoning Board for an excellent presentation.
Mr. Bwing made a motion to recommend to Council that the Planning & ZOning Board
approve'd the Palm Land Annexation to the City of Boynton Beach,' tentative to zoning
plans as presented tonight. Mr. Ayers seconded the motion all voted aye, and motion
of recommendation carried.
Second Item on Agenda - Pine Point Villas Entrance Plan
Mr. Largent presented the plans to the Board for their perusal. Mr. Ayers made a
motion to recommend to Co:~ncil that the Board has~ a~oproved the pi~us ~ submitted
on the drawings. Mr. Walker seconded motion, all voted aye. Motion carried.
Thirdltem on Agenda - Extension~'°f Boynton Beach Memorial Park
Mr. Largent presented the plat of Addition # 1 to Boynton Beach Memorial Park.
Discussion ensued in regard to this plat.
Mr. Weaver made motion to recommend to Council that the Board approved the plat for
the Boynton Beach Memorial Park being Plat # 1. Mr. Ayers seconded, all voted aye,
motion carried.
Fourth Item on Agenda - Potential P.U.D. Ordinance.
Mr. Weaver made motion to table this until next regular meeting as it ~as getting late
and it was i~Y~ item and Board Members should have time to read and investigate
this item before making recommendation. Mr. Walker seconded, all voted aye,' item tabled?~
motion carried. ~,-~ .......
Fifth Item on AgeD_Sa Preliminary plats of Rolling Green Ridge,i~Replat of the West hal
of Block 34 Boynton Ridge.
First taken up was preliminary plat of Rolling Green Ridge~.~~-~'~is is the extension of
~-~ road from Ocean Parkway to N. Seacrest. Board members looked over the plat
and Mr. Bwing made motion'that we recommend to Council that the preliminary plat of
Rolling Green Ridge be approved with appropriate action taken by Public Works,
Engineering Department and other department involved. Mr. Weaver seconded motion, all
voted aye, motion carried.
Second Item was the Replat of West half of Block 34, Boynton Ridge, Mr. Weaver made
a motion to recommend to CoLn%cil that the Replat of Block 34, Boynton Ridge be
approved with recommendation from Public Works and Engineering Dept., seconded by Mr.
Bwing, all VOted aye, motinn for recommendation carried.
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Mr. Largent then presented three (3) plans for widening of N. B. 10th Avenue. This
was just a preliminary item and wanted the Board to look them over and at a later
date to go over it in more detail.
Mr. Walker made motion to adjourn, Mr. Weaver seconded it all voted aye, motion
carried.
Meeting adjourned at 10:15 P.M.
Mr. R. Olds, Chairman