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REVIEW COMMENTS FEB 15 '94 15:11 ~..0~ :IF ,[', :., BASEHART & COTI'RELL.INC. " PLANNERS 1532 Old Okoochobee Road, Suite 101 : W(;:St l'al:rn Beach, FL 33409 407-688-0048 PAX 407-688-2009 February 14, 1 994 City of Boynton Beach Planning Department P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33425 Attn; Ms. Tambri Heyden, Acting Planning Director RE: KNOLLWOQ.D GROVES PUD - ., ' AGREEMENT FOR PAYMENT OF ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTFUrfP$ AN MODIFICATION OF COMMISSION REQUIREMENTS I I D,ear Tambri: Thank you tor taking the time to meet with me and James BaUerano Frid~v regarding the KnoHwood Groves PUD. . . '~:r - To summarize as briefly as possible the most recent hlsto~ of~hJs'proJebt, we 'submitted anappUcation in September, 1992 to amend t~ cOnditiQn~ ~pt the PU appr.ovaL That application was submitted pursuant to the severaleol1\/.sstlons " . ~ :. " . '! , ..~ I .: ' \ o. .:' , . we h6d with City staff regarding the payment of funds for the:,poll1pletiOn 'QfMi o,r .' . Roadl a specifiC condition of the Knollwood PUD approval~ The resolutiiOn-of'th' -., - . issues regarding the funding of the Minor Road constructl9nhasoe'eo.complfbat d' by the need to complete agreements between several other propertYQWrTei$,ln addition to the agreement with my clients. '.: ",.. .:. ' ~ ' On Janu.ry 16, 1994, the City Commission approved fi~t readin!p;f -.x o<~i,n J to amend the conditions of the PUD's development order.! w.e had .anticlp~ted', . second reading of this ordinance on February 1, 1994. T~e-ordi~?m:~f:{s,seconcf.! readin~ was to have been done concurrent with the apprq~aJ of an a~r:eiement' t wherein the owners of the Knollwood PUD agreed to co"~rrbute fum~JOr tlte I construction of the mis,sing link Minor Road, end to dedicate 'afiv~~c~.e':pa'rk Sit, within the PUD. As you are now aware from our discussIon, w-e:JeE!trfedOnlv:or' '. February 11 of the decision ?f one of the property owne.f$,', to Withh~'S:ignature, OP,' the deed far the largest portion. 4.2 acres, of the park site. : -. ." , ,",." I ' 1 , , !:' I. I I FEB 15 '94 15:12 P.03, ':1. '., I'. ('-'.:,. ' ..:. ' J i j Tambri Heyden February 14 1 994 Page Two Mr. Ballerano andl represent Maadowood Groves, ths owners'of'S6;6 ~cr_esof. the 111 acre Knollwood PUD, Our client5 will present to ~he City a d~edrwhen and if requested by the City, for the .8 acres of the parI< ~I~~ whlcl1 Is Wlttlln~the I part of the PUD which they own. Our Clients will also par.' the amount previous " , agreed to for the Minor Road construction ($108. 550.00. The aQr-eem~lit ~ent to you Friday by Mr. Ball~r3no inoorporated the changes re9~...drng thepar~site , dedication that we discussed. , l We understand that the Comprehensive Plan designation tor the park. Sit~, locatJd . . I . in thlil southeast corner of the PUD, remains unchanged. ' ; ; J' It i. our desire to present the agreement we d;.eu..ed to~h. City C:om";i"ip~ ..: Tuesday, February 15, 1894, and we will request approval of the agree.mentat, that time" ' ., .,.. I I , We an~ by this letter requesting withdrawal of the ordInart.ce to amend t&ie-~UD conditions of ,approval. We expect to submit within a ve~ $hort peribd t.f-:timG I (three to four months) an appllcatlon to amend the PUD. rrhis application will .... include a proposal to meet our parks and recreation requi~ment, Withla~d, .' t dedication or cash in Heu thereof, ',' .: I Please feel free to cell me if you have any questions abou'~ this matte;', Th-.l1k yL..',) for your time and consideration. r i Sincerely. J fl. . I fJ/lI{jL/ ~ I Anna Cottre!I, AICP Principal .. I. ! r. ROSSI AND MALAVASI ENGINEERS, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS ~I~ -f. ~6M+ ~I~ 580 VILLAGE BOULEVARD, SUITE 140 WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33409-1904 (407) 689-0554 FAX: (407) 689.1109 Ap r il 2 4 I 19 9 fJ City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33425 ATTN: Mr. Vincent Finizio, Acting Asst. to the City Engineer RE: Miner Road Ex~ention - Melear P.D.D. Commitment Dear Mr. Finizio: please review the City's records to see if there is a condition imposed on the Knollwood Groves P.U.D. that requires the developer to pay for the construction of Miner Road between Sandalwood Blvd. and Citrus Glen. It is my understanding that the City, during the approval process for Knollwood Groves, required the developer to pay for this link of Miner Road out of traffic impact fees. Could you respond and indicate how this developer commitment is going to be implemented and what is the time element. On a second issue concerning Knollwood Groves, I would like you to respond to the following. It is my understanding that the City, in approving the Knollwood P.U.D., requested the developer to commi t funds from hi s traff ic impact obI igat ion for the six laneing of Hypol uxo Road between Congress Avenue and Lawrence Road. The City adopted Resolution 89-NNN on November 7, 1989, (see enclosed) requesting the County Commission to place the construction of the segment of road on the five year plan. The Traffic Department of the County Engineers office indicated that this section of Hypoluxo Road is not on the five year plan. My questions is, how is the traffic situation going to be overcome if this road does not have time certain to be constructed and have the conditions of approval been violated because the road improvement is not on the five year plan. Very truly yours, ENGINEERS, INC. 7 ER/jb enc. August Il, 1989 City of Boynton Beach Planning Department P.O. Box 3113 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 ATTN: James Golden, Senior City Planner RE . . KNOLL WOOD GROVES PUD - RESPONSE TO TRB COMMENTS OUR REF.t19iS3.il Dear Jim, Thank you for your recent comments letter, and for the assistance given us by the members of the Technical Review Board in its review of the Knollwood Groves PUD application. The purpose of this letter is to summarize our response to the issues and comments of the TRB, identified as follows: 1) As requested by the TRB, we have extended the access road from Hypoluxo Road south to Meadows Boulevard. We have expanded the right-of-way for this road to the collector standard of 813'. Both this connector road and Meadows Boulevard will be dedicated as public roads, as intended by the comprehensive Plan and the subdivision code. 2) The revised plan removes the residential lots from the east property line of the project, eliminating any concern over setbacks in this area. 3) A IS' setback requirement along the south property line of the day care center site will not represent a problem, and will be accommodated when a detailed site plan is prepared for that facility. 4) A 25' setback from the abutting County AR (Agricultural Residential) zoned property at the northwest corner of our project will be more than accommodated for both the single family and multi-family portion. We have designed a 25' landscaped buffer into the perimeter of the project. 5) We agree that a bike path will be provided on one side of the collector roads (813' r/o/w) and a sidewalk on the other side. Further, sidewalks will be provided within the interior of the housing tracts. Urban Urban Planning Design Landscape Architecture Studio G18phlc Design 2000 Palm Beach lakes Boulevard Suite 600 The Concourse West Palm Beach, Florida 33409-6582 407.689.0066 Stuart, FL 407.283.0022 Newport Beach, CA 714.642.1090 James Golden - Our Ref.# 19053.01 August 11, 1989 Page Two 6) As requested, we have indicated the required r/o/w dedication for both Hypoluxo Road and Lawrence Road. 7) As requested I we will work with the City Forrester in the preparation of a management plan for the preservation of appropriate citrus trees. It is our intent to preserve and/or transplant viable trees into the designated open space parcels in the single family area, and to prepserve viable trees, where possible, in the multi-family area. Further, some trees will be left on the single family lots, where site planning and grading considerations allow. We will also, if desired, retain the citrus trees in the park area. However, it must be understood that the majority of the citrus trees are beyond their prime and may not be preservation worthy. 8) We have reviewed the "Summary of Land Development policies" document that you have provided to us. We will be able to comply with all of the provisions of this summary, with the exception of strict compliance with the provisions of the County Traffic Performance Standard. As we have previously discussed with Carmen Annunziato, no significant project in this area could feasibly comply fully with the County standard. We have agreed to construct substantial roadway improvements, which will result in the betterment of the system in the area, far beyond the impact that we will create. In this regard, we feel that we comply with the general spirit of the County standard. The roadway improvements that can be accomplished by this development are as follows: - Extension of Meadows Boulevard from Club Meadows to Lawrence Road; - Construction of connector road from Meadows Boulevard to Hypoluxo Road; - Construction of 2 additional lanes on Hypoluxo Road from Lawrence Road to Congress Avenue, provided that sufficient right of way exists or is acquired by the County or the City. In addition, we will construct turn lanes at our project entrances on both Hypoluxo Road and Lawrence Road. 9) We have eliminated the planting islands in the cul de sacs and eyebrows, so no irrigation of these areas will be necessary. 10) The revised plan reduces the number of cul de sacs and generally improves traffic flow. We have added a 20' emergency access tract from Meadows Boulevard. This access will be marked and constructed with a stabilized base and/or pavers, to the satisfaction of the Fire Department. James Golden - Our Ref.# 19053.01 August 11, 1989 Page Three 11) Cul de sacs will have a minimum of 20' of pavement I as noted by the Public Works Department, and will have a minimum 45' turning radii. Fire hydrants will be provided consistent with Code requirements. 12) A plan showing the setbacks and buildable areas for the single family lots has been provided for your review. 13) Security gates will be designed and installed in accordance with the performance standards outlined by the Fire Department in its memo of July 26th, and a "hold harmless" agreement will be executed when appropriate. 14) Preliminary engineering drawings have been modified to accommodate comments submitted by John Guidry, Director of utilities. Accompanying this letter is six copies of the revised master plan reflecting TRB comments where appropriate, six copies of a preliminary site plan for your review, and six copies of revised engineering drawings. We hope that we have adequately accommodated all of the recommendations of the various City agencies. We look forward to meeting with the TRB at your meeting scheduled for August 17th. If you have any further comments or questions, please do not hesitate to contact me or Anna Cottrell. Very truly yours, URBAN DESIGN STUDIO ~ Ca:.~....~ ~ Robert E. Basehart Director Urban Planning Board of County Commissioners Mary McCarty, Chair Ken L. Foster, Vice Chairman Karen T. Marcus Carol A. Roberts Warren H. Newell Burt Aaronson Maude Ford Lee County Administrator . Robert Weisman Department of Engineerin: and Public Works March 24, 1994 J. Scott Miller, P.E. City Manager City of Boynton Beach 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, FL 33435 RE: CONSTRUCTION OF MINER ROAD FROM LAWRENCE ROAD TO CONGRESS A VENUE Dear Mr. Miller: This is to confirm our recent telephone conversations on procedures whereby the City and County could jointly work together to construct the subject roadway. It is my suggestion that an interlocal agreement be entered into between Palm Beach County and the City of Boynton Beach which would contain the following points: o The City of Boynton Beach would hire and pay for a consulting engineer to -complete construction plans for this roadway to County specifications and provide these plans to Palm Beach County in a bid ready format. The consultant for this work, along with the fee, would be approved by Palm Beach County. o The City of Boynton Beach has approximately $297,840 available from developers to accomplish this construction. The costs for the plans would be subtracted from this . the balance would be provided to Palm Beach County upon the completion " or October 1, 1994, whichever is later. . 0 f. ~ aeach County would provide traffic impact fee credits to the developers who have _ ".p~?yided these funds. ".a~::"-! " T', ; . O' '. :Palm Beach County would program this work in its fiscal year 94/95 road construction program and would take the project to construction as soon after October I, 1994 as is practicable. o It is estimated that this project would cost approximately $450,000. It is understood that Palm Beach County would provide the additional funds required to construct this roadway. "An Equal Opportunity. Affirmative Action Employer" .. ',' ...) ') 9 191J~ . \r\.\ L .... @ prin/<<1on r~~ Box 21229 West"Palm Beach, Florida 33416-1229 (407) 684-4000 -r ., CITY MANAGER'S OFPwtE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH TO: Jim Cherof, City Attorney DATE: March 30, 1994 DEPARTMENT: APPROPRIATE ACTION_ EV ALUA TION/RECOMMENDA TION_ FOR YOUR FILES_ ACTION DESIRED PRIOR TO FOR YOUR INFORMATION_ NOTE AND RETURN OTHER SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION OF MINER ROAD Attached hereto please find a copy of letter dated March 24, 1994 from Charles Walker Jr., P.E., Director-Traffic Division, Palm Beach County Dept. of Engineering and Public Works, to my attention, capsulizing a recent phone conversation we had last week whereby the City and the County would work together in constructing Miner Road from Lawrence Road to Congress Avenue. It was Mr. Walker's suggestion that an interlocal agreement be entered into between the County and the City which would contain the points as enumerated in said letter. I indicated to Mr. Walker that I felt that this would be an acceptable proposal that would result in Miner Road being constructed. As noted in Mr. Walker's letter, he has requested Ellie Halperin, Assistant County Attorney, to prepare a draft of this interlocal agreement between the two governmental entities. You of course will be consulted regarding the content of said document. It is felt by this office that this proposal is certainly one that has merit, and hopefully it will be accepted and approved by both the City and the County. Should you have any questions relative to this matter as presented, please feel free to contact me. Thank you. . Scott Millef't ity Manager::i:_ . JSM:smb Attach. c: Mayor & City Commission Tambri Heyden, Acting Planning & Zoning Director Jim White, P.E. City Engineer RESPONSE: "30. m ClYI G PlANNING AND Z ING DEPT. Date (Action Completed) Signature .. CITY MANAGER'S OFf-.....E CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH TO: Jim Cherof, City Attorney DEPARTMENT: DATE: March 30,1994 APPROPRIATE ACTION_ EV ALUA TION/RECOMMENDA TION_ FOR YOUR FILES_ ACTION DESIRED PRIOR TO FOR YOUR INFORMATION_ NOTE AND RETURN OTHER SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION OF MINER ROAD Attached hereto please find a copy of letter dated March 24, 1994 from Charles Walker Jr., P.E., Director-Traffic Division, Palm Beach County Dept. of Engineering and Public Works, to my attention, capsulizing a recent phone conversation we had last week whereby the City and the County would work together in constructing Miner Road from Lawrence Road to Congress Avenue. It was Mr. Walker's suggestion that an interlocal agreement be entered into between the County and the City which would contain the points as enumerated in said letter. I indicated to Mr. Walker that I felt that this would be an acceptable proposal that would result in Miner Road being constructed. As noted in Mr. Walker's letter, he has requested Ellie Halperin, Assistant County Attorney, to prepare a draft of this interlocal agreement between the two governmental entities. You of course will be consulted regarding the content of said document. It is felt by this office that this proposal is certainly one that has merit, and hopefully it will be accepted and approved by both the City and the County. Should you have any questions relative to this matter as presented, please feel free to contact me. Thank you. . Scott Millef!C ity Manager~:_. JSM :smb Attach. c: Mayor & City Commission Tambri Heyden, Acting Planning & Zoning Director Jim White, P.E. City Engineer RESPONSE: ill "30_ 0/11 G PlANNING AND 1! ING DEPT. Date (Action Completed) Signature . Bo~!.d of County Commissioners - '- Mary McCarty, Chair Ken L. Foster, Vice Chairman Karen T. Marcus Carol A. Roberts Warren H. Newell Burt Aaronson Maude Ford Lee ~ ""'" County Administrator ' Robert Weisman Department of Engineering and Public Works March 24, 1994 J. Scott Miller, P. E. City Manager City of Boynton Beach 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, FL 33435 RE: CONSTRUCTION OF MINER ROAD FROM LAWRENCE ROAD TO CONGRESS A VENUE Dear Mr. Miller: This is to confirm our recent telephone conversations on procedures whereby the City and County could jointly work together to construct the subject roadway. It is my suggestion that an interlocal agreement be entered into between Palm Beach County and the City of Boynton Beach which would contain the following points: o The City of Boynton Beach would hire and pay for a consulting engineer to -complete construction plans for this roadway to County specifications and provide these plans to Palm Beach County in a bid ready format. The consultant for this work, along with the fee, would be approved by Palm Beach County. The City of Boynton Beach has approximately $297,840 available from developers to accomplish this construction. The costs for the plans would be subtracted from this 1(.;11. . I ftr~ the balance would be provided to Palm Beach County upon the completion '~f~~S or October 1,1994, whichever is later. , I . 0 f. ~ Beach County would provide traffic impact fee credits to the developers who have "'__...__~ ,..p~<:>yidect these funds. eVe ~,., 1, ' o o' . , Palm Beach County would program this work in its fiscal year 94/95 road construction program and would take the project to construction as soon after October 1, 1994 as is practicable. o It is estimated that this project would cost approximately $450,000. It is understood that Palm Beach County would provide the additional funds required to construct this roadway. "An Equal Opportunity. Affirmative Action Employer" . .... ,..) ') () 190~ ,l~.\ ';:J .... @ priflltld on recycJed />>PM Box 21229 West-Palm Beach, Florida 33416-1229 (407) 684-4000 J. Scott Miller, P. E. City of BoyntOn Beach March 24, 1994 Page Two o Upon completion of the roadway, Palm Beach County would accept this road as a County maintained road as to jurisdiction and maintenance. The above is a proposal that clearly would require approval of both the City Commission and the Board of County Commissioners. By phone conversation on this date, you have indicated that you feel this would be an acceptable procedure. By copy of this letter, I am requesting Ass~.stant County Attorney, Ellie Halperin, prepare th~ draft of this inter10cal agreement and work directly with City Attorney James A. Cherof. When the first draft is complete, I will contact you for a meeting so that the details of this proposal can be worked out. I look forward to working with you concerning this matter. Sincerely, OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ENGINEER ~r-iL Charles R. Walker, Jr., P.E. Director - Traffic Division CRW:emg pc: George T. Webb, P.E. - County Engineer Edwin A. Jack, P.E. - Deputy County Engineer Ellie Halperin - Assistant County Attorney L. Javier Lopez, P.E. - Roadway Production Division Verdenia Baker - Impact Fee Coordinator James A. Cheroff - City Attorney, City of Boynton Beach file: Municipalities - City of Boynton Beach Roads - Miner Road crw\miacr BASEHART & COTTRELL, INC. PLANNERS 1532 Old Okeechobee Road, Suite 101 West Palm Beach, FL 33409 407 -688-0048 FAX 407-688-2009 .J February 14, 1 994 City of Boynton Beach Planning Department P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33425 Attn: Ms. Tambri Heyden, Acting Planning Director RE: KNOLLWOOD GROVES PUD AGREEMENT FOR PAYMENT OF ROADWAY IMPROVEMENT FUNDS AND MODIFICATION OF COMMISSION REQUIREMENTS Dear Tambri: Thank you for taking the time to meet with me and James Ballerano Friday regarding the Knollwood Groves PUD. To summarize as briefly as possible the most recent history of this project, we submitted an application in September. 1992 to amend the conditions of the PUD's approval. That application was submitted pursuant to the several conversations we had with City staff regarding the payment of funds for the completion of Minor Road, a specific condition of the Knollwood PUD approval. The resolution of the issues regarding the funding of the Minor Road construction has been complicated by the need to complete agreements between several other property owners, in addition to the agreement with my clients. On January 1 8, 1994, the City Commission approved first reading of an ordinance to amend the conditions of the PUD's development order. We had anticipated second reading of this ordinance on February 1, 1994. The ordinance's second reading was to have been done concurrent with the approval of an agreement wherein the owners of the Knollwood PUD agreed to contribute funds for the construction of the missing link Minor Road, and to dedicate a five acre park site within the PUD. As you are now aware from our discussion, we learned only on February 11 of the decision of one of the property owners to withhold signature on the deed for the largest portion, 4.2 acres, of the park site. HJj 7- 2 \99A Tambri Heyden February 14 1 994 Page Two Mr. Ballerano and I represent Meadowood Groves, the owners of 86.6 acres of the 111 acre Knollwood PUD. Our clients will present to the City a deed, when and if requested by the City, for the .8 acres of the park site which is within the part of the PUD which they own. Our Clients will also pay the amount previously agreed to for the Minor Road construction ($108, 550.00). The agreement sent to you Friday by Mr. Bal!erano incorporated tile changes regarding the park site dedication that we discussed. We understand that the Comprehensive Plan designation for the park site, located in the southeast corner of the PUD, remains unchanged. It is our desire to present the agreement we discussed to the City Commission on Tuesday, February 15, 1994, and we will request approval of the agreement at that time. We are by this letter requesting withdrawal of the ordinance to amend the PUD conditions of approval. We expect to submit within a very short period of time (three to four months) an application to amend the PUD. This application will include a proposal to meet our parks and recreation requirement, with land dedication or cash in lieu thereof. Please feel free to call me if you have any questions about this matter. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, ~ Anna Cottrell, AICP Principal July 110, 1989 City of Boynton Beach Planning Department P.O. Box 3110 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 ATTN: Jim Golden, Assistant planner RE KNOLLWOOD GROVES PUD - OUR REF.t190S3.01 Dear Jim, Pursuant to your request I am forwarding herewith information on phasing schedules and projected population for the proposed Knollwood Planned Unit Development. This information is based on findings from the market analysis the developers have performed. I hope that this is sufficient to complete our rezoning application. Please feel free to call if you have any questions or require additional information or documentation prior to the Technical Review Board. SincerelYI URBAN DESIGN STUDIO ~~ Anna Cottrell Project Manager RECEIVED JUL 12 J989 PlANNh,G OEPT" Urban Urban Planning Design Landscape Architecture Studio Grephic Design I' 2000 Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard Suite 600 The Concourse West Palm Beach, Florida 33409-6582 407.689.0066 Stuart, FL Newport Beach, CA 407.283.0022 714.642.1090 - PROJECTED POPULATION FOR KNOLLWOOD GROVES PUD Total projected population = 1153 persons (2.5 persons per single family unit X 1513 units and 2.13 persons per multi-family unit X 389 units) Multi-Family over 65 413 - 65 25 - 413 pre-school - 25 preschool Single Family over 65 413 - 65 25 - 40 pre-school - 25 preschool 389 units # of persons % of total 32 4.1 % 32 4.1 % 428 55.13 % 143 18.4 % 143 18.4 % 778 11313.1313 % 1513 units # of persons % of total 22 5.9 % 55 14.6 % 145 38.7 % 116 31. 13 % 37 9.8 % 375 11313.1313 % Phasing for the project will ultimately depend on market demand. However, it is anticipated that the multi-family units, whether for rental apartments or for condominiums, will be built immediately after all necessary construction approvals are obtained, and that all multi-family units will be constructed at the same time. It is expected that the land development for the single family units will require approximately two years, and absorption of all units will occur over a period of about three years. - CITY of BOYNTON BEACH . ~~ . ~... . 200 N. Seacrest Blvd. Post Office Box 310 Boynton Bea~h, FL 33435 (305) -738-7490 .~ 7'"--- !.j ." ___.. ":::.--. --~....- '~":III,.I.'~I:';: .".-.... ~1..::..:!.F-------~:;:;:-=.....t:::; l ......t.....oS.i.. ,-_......,,..,.1. L.C --- _.__ __ . ...,=-~' .....-,.or, I..:..~ EH~~~~l"~i~~~~:? ~~ 1'~,;1~. " :~~.. ..,.~~ _ ~~~~ ,.. ~r: ~::':'MaJ' I ~:.r - .4~ - · 'W'!.i -- 76IL .! 'll.- .~~ . . --: ~-: -:!::lt1 . .:- -.~ . -:.'. .-J I't . --..-- - --' ~~. .-' OFFICE OF THE PLANNING DIRECTOR 6 July 1989 Mr. Charles Walker Palm Beach County Engineering Department P.O. Box 2429 West Palm Beach, FL 33402 RE: Knollwood Groves PUD Dear Mr. Walker: Enclosed you will find a copy of the traffic impact analysis, master plan, and conceptual site plan for the above-referenced rezoning to a Planned Unit Development. The property is located near the southeast corner of Hypoluxo Road and Lawrence Road. Abutting this PUD on the east side is the Meadows 300 Planned Unit Development. Please review the developer's traffic impact analysis for consistency with County ordinances and provide our office with your written comments by August 1, 1989 for incorporation in the public hearing proceedings. Yours truly, CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH c ...... _"'loA_ ~ Carmen S. Annunziato Planning Director CSA/csd cc: Central File ~ ~ .,.. . 120 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. P. O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF UTILITIES June 20, 1989 Mr. Charles J. Simmons, P.E. Simmons & White, Inc. 4623 Forest Hill Blvd., Suite 112 West Palm Beach, FL 33415 Dear Mr. Simmons: SUBJECT: Knollwood Groves P.U.D. Enclosed is a sketch indicating the location of existing water and force mains in the area of the referenced P.U.D. As you can see, we have an existing 16" water main along the east side of Lawrence Road. with an 8" force main (reducing to a 61') along the west side. There is also an 8" water main stub. and a 6" force main stub with- in a connecting right-of-way to the Meadows P.U.D. Your proposed development must obtain water service from the 16" main and the 8" main (to the Meadows). In addition. it will be necessary to extend a 12" water main from the intersection of Hypo- luxo Road and Lawrence Road, eastward to your eastern property line with a connection point into the project. Sewer service shall be provided via connection to the 8" force main in Lawrence Road. Of course, a new lift station and force main will be required, and both should be large enough and the station deep enough, to accommodate the parcel to the northwest of your site. Allowable credits for oversizing of the sewer facilities will have to be negotiated once the sizing is determined. Credits for over- sizing the water main shall be calculated as stipulated in the City Code. __-:~ ..-r~ -~ "'t~.,./ ,","~.\\ 'it! ."..'\...--.'" ~-~ ~.-( , \~.... J'''''~'''''';' . '~~"f"~ J\j~. ,- I' utS1!., _ . t-..\i\\t.:a >~.~..;:,,> '- f'\.i....ri~>,- ~ ~'~:c::--' .' --.-' ' Mr. Charles J. Simmons, P.E. Page 2 June 20, 1989 Please refer any questions on this matter to Peter Mazzella of this office. Sincerely yours, lTY OF B '\ \~ hn A. Guidry Director of Utilities dmt Enclosure bc: Peter Mazzella xc: Peter L. Cheney, City Manager Carmen Annunziato, Planning Director /16/86 116/86 2" 1 6/ 8 6 AREA LOCATION MAP t / _L~./ lO[ \.'-_"'- c C'I,I<"( (... I " ,,( ---- II / t. ~ ~ +.~/ w/vlL/.e- )'7"/"'/'''1 f 7('1 ;t'u,f( t, o,,,,,-C e" ;/ (i.'i) / KNOLLWOOD GROVES PROPERTY @ .,1 . . ,.; T ,',