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City!Jfa{[: (407) 375-6000
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December 15, 1995
Bruce Mandigo,
Director of Engineering
Bethesda Memorial Hospital
2815 South Seacrest Boulevard
Boynton Beach, Florida 33435
Re: Bethesda Memorial Hospital
Thermal Storage Tank
File No. MPMD 94-006
(Master Plan Modification)
Dear Bruce Mandigo:
As the applicant for the above-referenced project, enclosed is your
rectified copy of the modified master plan approved by the Planning
and Zoning Department on December 6, 1995. This is being sent to
you for your files as it has been rectified and accurately
represents the approved master plan for Bethesda Memorial Hospital
Thermal Storage Tank.
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February 28, 1995 , .
Mr. Robert L. vickers
Ralph Hahn & Associates, Inc.
500 South Australian Avenue, suite 720
Clearlake Plaza
West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Re: Bethesda Memorial'Hospital
Energy Management Control System / Chiller Plant
Log No. H-116-P / CON No. Exempt
Dear Mr. Vickers:
With the exception of the enclosed comments, the sketches,
Addendum 2 and your response dated January 19, 1995 received on
January 20, 1995 for the project referenced above are approved
for a local building permit application. Your response to these
comments in the form of an addendum, change'-'order or revised
contract documents as appropriate is required within 30 calendar
days. Please revise the contract documents to conform with
requirements of the comments and resubmit the revised documents
as soon as possible. Upon receipt of the documents, another
review will be made to ascertain the appropriateness of your
revisions. since all review time is charged against your
client's plan review fee, conformity with the following
procedures will facili tate our review and reduce the amount of
the ultimate review fee.
1. Provide a transmittal letter listing:
a. The original review comment number;
b. (Optional) Repeat the original comment;
c. A word description of the revision; and
d. The sheet or specifications page number{s)
where correction(s) may be found.
2. Because your submission constitutes a record public
document, proper signing, sealing and dating by
each design professional is required.
Please have the required signatories read and sign the enclosed
Standard Provisos. Return one completed and signed copy of the
provisos, along with the information requested on the enclosed
Health Facility Data Form to this office within ten days.
LAWTON CHILES. GOVERNOR
February 28, 1995
Page Two
Re: Bethesda Memorial Hospital
Energy Management Control System / Chiller Plant
Log No. H-116-P / CON No. Exempt
You are advised that approval of the construction documents does
not alter or amend the requirements for a valid certificate of
need (or exemption therefrom) for this project. You are also
advised that approval of construction documents does not alter or
amend the requirements for conformance with the particular
stipulations of your certificate of need.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Sincerely,
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Copy to: Boynton Beach Building Department
Bethesda Memorial Hospital
BETHESDA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEM I CHILLER PLANT
LOG NO. H-116-P I CON NO. EXEMPT
FEBRUARY 28, 1995
ARCHITECTURAL
No comment.
MECHANICAL
Approved without comment.
FIRE PROTECTION
No comment.
ELECTRICAL
E-6 Sheet E-10: Provide a panel schedule for Panel R.
Identify circuit on the panel schedule.
E-8 Sheet E-13: Identify the panel supplying the new
temperature control panel and provide a panel schedule.
Identify circuit on the panel schedule.
E-9 Sheet E-16 and E-18: Identify the circuits supplying
the critical branch lighting. Provide a panel schedule
for each panel utilized.
Identify circuit on the panel schedule.
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HOSPITAL
February 3, 1995
Dear Neighbor,
After conducting a recent energy survey with Florida
Power and Light. It was concluded with the recommendation
to construct a thermal storage tank. This tank will be
used for storing cold water to air condition the
building. The tank would have no hazardous chemicals in
it, and will not have any noise associated. Actually the
tank would block some of the background noise emitted
from the mechanical building that houses the incinerator.
Because of our desire to minimize the impact on the
neighborhood we have chosen an area which can be hidden
with landscaping and will keep the tanks height at a
minimum,
After inspection of the buffer area to the west of the
hospital, it looks like the first three residents would
see the tank until the landscaping material obscures the
view. We currently are proposing to install Ficus or
other plants.
I would welcome any concerns you may have and will do
my best to defuse any apprehensions you may have with
these plans. We have arranged a meeting at 5:30 p.m.,
Thursday February 9th. in the Manatee Room located in the
lower level of the hospital near the cafeteria. please
R.S.V,P. at 737-7733 ext.4454 by Tuesday February 7th.
If you have any questions please call, we welcome your
input.
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2815 South Seocrest Boulevard
Boynton Beach. Florida 33435
(407) 737-n33 or 278-n33
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November 30, 1994
Bethesda Hospital
2815 S. Seac:t:est Blvd.
Boynton Beaoh, ~lorida 33435
Attention: Mr. Bruoe Mandigo
Reference: Thermal Energy storage Tank
Bethesda Hoapital
Dear Sir;
This letter is to allay any tears you may have regarding any type
ot nola. that may amanato from thio tnnk du~ift' 1~s us.. Ta.
design of the stratified ohilled water system requires the
following methods to be incorporateat
1. Slow down the water flow rate extremely low
2. Insulate th..exter1or of the tank
3. Insulate the pipinq into and out ot the tank
4. All pumps will be enclosed in tho mechanical room.
with all of the above methods used, thero ia not pos.ibility of any
noise eman~ting from the tank.
Please oall me with any further questions you may have.
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City of Boynton Beach
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P. O. Box 310
Boynton Beach, FL 33425-0310
Re: Bethesda Memorial Hospital
Proposed Thermal Storage Tank
RHA #293-476
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If any questions arise, please do not hesitate to call.
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Project Engineer
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Re: Bethesda Memorial Hospital
Proposed Thermal Storage Tank
RHA #293-476
Dear Mr. Haag:
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Boynton Beach, FL 33425-0310
RALPH HAHN & ASSOCIATES
Re: Bethesda Memorial Hospital
Thermal Storage Tank
RHA #294-913
Dear Mike,
This is to confmn our telephone discussion of today. The proposed thermal storage tank
for Bethesda Memorial Hospital will store water.
If any questions arise or if it will be beneficial for us to attend a meeting at your office,
please let me know.
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Mr. Mike Haag
City of Boynton Beach
222 N .E. 9th Avenue
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Boynton Beach, FL 33425-0310
Re: Bethesda Memorial Hospital
Thermal Storage Tank
RHA #294-913
Dear Mike,
Enclosed is a package detailing the planned installation of the proposed thermal storage
tank for Bethesda Memorial Hospital. The review package contains a master site plan,
a localized site plan detailing the proposed tank location, a landscape plan detailing
landscape modifications adjacent to the storage tank, an elevation of the proposed storage
tank and a check for the approval review fee.
Per our discussion, since the proposed location of the tank places it within a planned unit
development, this requires a modification to the master plan for that zone. The
installation of the storage tank is not expected to impact local drainage in any way since
the contour of the land will remain intact. The storage tank will emit no significant noise
and will act as a buffer to block noise from the adjacent hospital incinerator.
If any questions arise or if it will be beneficial for us to attend a meeting at your office,
please let me know.
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October 27, 1994
Mr. Mike Haag
City of Boynton Beach
222 N .E. 9th Avenue
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Boynton Beach, FL 33425-0310
Re: Bethesda Memorial Hospital
Thermal Storage Tank
RHA #29'~-913
Dear Mike,
Enclosed is a pac :age detailing the planned installation of the proposed thermal storage
tank for Bethesd~ Memorial Hospital. The review package contains a master site plan,
a localized site t ',an detailing the proposed tank location, a landscape plan detailing
huldscape modifi( ~tions adjacent to the storage tank, an elevation of the proposed storage
tank and a check for the approval review fee.
Per our discussiol ., since the proposed location of the tank places it within a planned unit
development, thi; requires a modification to the master plan for that zone. The
installation of the storage tank is not expected to impact local drainage in any way since
the contour of the land will remain intact. The storage tank will emit no significant noise
and will act as a '::mffer to block noise from the adjacent hospital incinerator.
If any questions arise or if it will be beneficial for us to attend a meeting at your office,
please let me know.
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City of Boynton E each
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Re: Bethesda Memorial Hospital
Thermal Storage Tank
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Dear Mike,
This is to confirm our telephone discussion of today. The proposed thermal storage tank
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B.~he.da Hospital
2815 S. Seacr..t Ilvd.
Boynton Beaob, ~lcrida 33435
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Mr. Bruoe Mandigo
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Dear S1rz
This letter i. ~o allay any fear. you may have regarding any type
ot noi.. that may emanato from thio tl1nk dU1!'ift' i_a us.. Th.
design of the stratified ohilled water .ystem require. the
following methods to be incorporated a
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with all of the above methods used, thero i. not po.sibility of any
noi.. emant4t1nCjJ frqm the tank.
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this prop.rty through the surrounding r.sld.ntlal neighborhoods or to Southwest
2nd Strttt.
C. Th. building shown as part of Phas. 2 on Exhibit B shall consist of
not mort than thr.. floors, '-5,000 usabl. square f..t, Ind I heIght 11~ltltlon
of 25 f..t ov.r tht Iv.ra,t grid. (melsur.d It th. top of th. roof '.vt',
exclusive of mechanicll Ippurt.nlnoes). Tht locatIon Ind screening of both tht
bul1dlng Ind parking will be subject to the approvll of the City to lnsurt tht
resldentl11 chlrlcter of the surrounding residential neighborhoods Is not adver-
sely affected.
O. Except for tht Rldlltlon Therlpy complex. all buildings lying wlthfn
the Ibove-described property shill be used o~ly for one or more of the us.s spe.
clflcaly descrlbed in the Ittached Exhibit 4. In addition, those uses shall be
further subject to the spec1f1 c performlnce standards 01 the Boynton Beach Code.
2. The Hospital hIS Igreed thlt thls planned use of the property by tht
Hospital shall not be changed In tht futur., Ind there shall never be a mort
lntense use of the property than Is contempllted by thIs current plan. This Is
I materlal lnducement to the Clty to enter Into this StIpulatIon to lnsur~ the
contlnulng attractlve, resldentl11 character of the surroundIng nelghbnrhoods.
3. All building, park~ng facl1ltles, landscapIng, drllnage requIre-
ments, exterior 119ht1ng facilities Ind other lIke lmprovements shall be
designed ln such manner to meet the applicable Boynton Beach general code
requirements IS they may be ln force It the time of obtalnlng the bul1dlng per-
mits for such lmprovements.
4. The Hospltal agrees to lmmedlately take the necessary steps to have
the lnjunctlon removed, thereby permlttlng the Ibandonment of Southwest 2nd
Street lylng south of Southwest 25th Avenue and north of an easterly extenslon
of the south lIne of Lot 19 of BENSON HEIGHTS, I Subdlvlslon of part of Sectlon
33, TownshIp 45 South, Range 43 East, IS recorded In Plat Book 24, page 51, of
the Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florlda.
5. The parties have agreed that thls StIpulatIon wIll be Implemented
ImmedIately, and the CIty shall act In good faith on the Hospltal's PUD appllca-
tlon as soon as possIble. The parties further agree that thls Stlpulatlon wIll
be ImmedIately presented to the Court, wIth the understandIng that the l1tlga-
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CITY of
BOYNTON BEACH
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100 E, Boynton Beach Blvd.
P. 0, BOlC 310
Boynton Beach. Florida 33435-0310
(407) 734-8111
OFFICE OF THE PLANNING DIRECTOR
June 15, 1990
Jones, Foster, Johnston & Stubbs, P.A.
Attn: Atty Charles B. Koval
54 N.E. Fourth Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33483
RE: Bethesda Memorial Hospital - Master Plan Modification
File No. 492
Dear Mr. Koval:
Please be advised that on Tuesday, June 12, 1990, the Planning
and Zoning Board approved the above referenced master plan
modification to allow for the construction of a day care center,
in lieu of two former residential homes and a 25,000 square foot
proposed office building.
Should you have any questions concerning this matter, do not
hesitate to contact me.
Very truly yours,
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
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Interim Planning Director
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2815 S. Seacrest Blvd.
Boynton Beach, Florida 33435
Re: Ord. 84-11 - Rezoning
Ord. 84-10 - Amending Land Use
Attn: Robert B. Hill
Associate Administrator
Forwarded herewith is a copy of subject +esolution which
was adopted by the City Council of the City of Boynton
Beach in regular session on March 6, 1984, for your in-
formation and files.
Very truly yours,
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BOYNTON BEACH
OFFICE.OF ThE P~~~ING DIRECTOR
9 March 1984
Mr~ Kiernan Kilday
Kilday & Associates, Inc.
1551 Forum Place, Suite 300E
West Palm Beach, PL 33402
f}e~H- Mr. Kilday:
f.:nc10$:-.d please find a copy of Ordinance No. 84-10 and
~~~ir~nce No. 84-14 in ccnnection with Bethesda Me.morial
Hospi tal. These Ordinances were approved on second reading
at the City Council meeting of Tuesday, March 6, 1984. Ple.~~e
be adv.ised that Ordinance No.. 84-14 sets up the 1imitations
on which the POD is approved.
If yeu have any questicns concerning this H\atter, please do
not hesitate to contact me.
Yours very truly,
CITY OF BOY~ON BEACH
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Director of PL::nning
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cc: City Manager
Technical Review Board
Central File
Board of County Commissioners
Peggy B. Evatt, Chairman
Ken SpiIlias, Vice Chairman
Dennis P. Koehler
Dorothy Wilken
8iIl Bailev
County Administrator
John C. Sansbury
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Department of Engineering
and Public Works
H, F, Kahlert
County Engineer
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Mr. Carmen S. Annunziato
City Planner PLAf'iI'!kiS DEPT.
City of Boynton Beach .
120 N. E. Second Avenue
Boynton Beach, FL 33435
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SUBJECT: Bethesda Memorial Hospital Expansion
Dear Mr. Annunziato:
As requested, this office has reviewed the materials you furnished
concerning the subject project.
I agree with the conclusions of the traffic impact study that a
left turn lane, east approach, on S. W. 23rd Avenue should be con-
structed by the developer to serve the proposed entrance.
This project should also be required to pay a fair share impact fee
based on the additional trips which this expansion will generate.
The opportunity to comment is sincerely appreciated.
If you have any questions or require additional information, please
do not hesitate to contact this office.
Sincerely,
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ENGINEER
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Charles R. Walker, Jr., P.E.
Director, Traffic Division
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BOX 2429 . WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33402 ' (305) 684-4000
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FURNITURE MANUFACTURING. Manufacturing offurniture,
cabinets, wooden vanities, household goods and ornaments from
wood; also, furniture repair, refinishing, and reupholstering.
GARAGE, PUBLIC PARKING. A building or other structure
which provides parking or storage for motor vehicles,
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN, The official public docu.
ment adopted by the City of Boynton Beach as a policy guide to
present and future land use decisions.
GRADE, FINISHED, The average level of the finished surface
of the ground acljacent to the exterior walls of the structure.
GROSS FLOOR AREA. The total floor area of a building or a
use occupying part of a building, measured from centerlines of
partitions and exterior of outside walls, Gross floor area shall
include all floor area occupied by the main or principal use, plus
any floor area occupied by accessory uses such as storage rooms,
maintenance and mechanical rooms, offices, lounges, restrooms,
lobbies, basements, mezzanines and hallways.
HOME OCCUPATION, Any occupation in connection with which
there is kept no stock in trade nor commodity sold upon the
premises, no person employed other than a member of the imme-
diate family residing upon the premises, and no mechanical equip-
ment used except such as is permissible for purely domestic or
household purposes.
HOTEL. Any building containing principally sleeping rooms
in which transient guests are lodged with or without meals, with
no provision made for cooking in any individual room or suite
and having or not having one (1) or more dining rooms, restau-
rants or cafes as accessory uses, Such building would structurally
and for purposes of safety be obliged to conform to the laws of the
hotel and restaurant commission [Division of Hotels and Restau.
rants of the Department of Business Regulation],
HOTEL APARTMENT, Any hotel building containing a mix-
ture of sleeping rooms and apartment suites for transient guests
only, and which shall not serve as the primary or permanent
residence of the occupants, Buildings designed as hotel apart-
ments shall have not more than one-third of the total units de-
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space, off-street parking, and other matters. The various
ratios. based on LUI ratings, shall be as shown on Table 1.
TABLE 1
LUI RATINGS WITH STA~D~D RATIOS
LUI LUI LUI. LUl LUI
3,00 .,00 5,00 6.00 7.00
Minimum lot area (in
acres)-Residential
uses only:
Minimum lot area (in
acres)-With com-
mercial uses:
Maximum percent of
total land area which
may be used for
commercial purposes:
Floor area ratio (FAR):-
Open space ratio (OSR):
Living space ratio (LSR):
Recreation space ratio
(RSR): O,2t. 0,18 J.12 0.09 0.07
-As indicated.and referenc:ed by HUD PubJicatiori #7.
M;niDlulD standards for multi-family housing shall be
those minimum standards as set forth in the Standard
Building Code.
Applicatiorvo{ above ratios:
FAR X lot area - Maximum permitted floor area,
Actual floor area X OSR .. Minimum required open space,
Actual floor area X LSR = Minimum required living space
(not for automobiles). part of
required open space.
Actual floor area X RSR .. Minimum countable recreation
space. part of required living
space.
Floor area as computed from FAR. shall include the floor
area of all permitted principal or accessory uses except areas
for parking. storage. elevator hoist equipment or machinery,
heating or air conditioning equipment. and the like; and
requirements deriving from floor areas shall include such
floor area.
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Section 5. Minimum land areas for PUD.
A tract of land proposed for zoning to pun at a request
LUI rating shall contain minimum acreage in accordance
with Table 1 above. Lesser areas than those set out in Table
1 may be approved for pun in a specific case upon findings
by the planning and zoning board and the governing body
that particular circumstances justify such reduction. that
the requirements for PUD and the benefits to be derived
from PUD can be met in such lesber area, and that
permitting such lesser area for PUD is in conformity with
the comprehensive plan.
Section 6. Unified control.
All land included for purpose of development within PUD
district shall be under the control of the applicant (an
individual, partnership, or corporation or group of individu-
als, partnerships, or corporations).- The applicant shall
present satisfactory legal documents to constitute evidence
of the unified control of the entire area within the proposed (
PUD. The applicant shaH agree to:
A. Proceed with the proposed development according to
the provisions of those zoning regulations and
conditions attached to the zoning of the land to PUD;
e B, Provide agreements, contracts, deed restrictions, and
sureties acceptable to the city for completion of the
development according to the plans approved at the
time of zoning to PUD and for continuing operations
and maintenance of such areas, functions, and
facilities as are not to be provided, operated, or
maintained at public expense; and
C. Bind their successors in title to any commitments
made under A and B above, All agreements and evi-
dence of unified control shall be examined by the city
attorney and no zoning of land to PUD classification
shall be adopted without a certification by the city
attorney that such agreements and evidence of unified
control meet the requirements of these zoning regula-
tions.
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Section 9. Internal PUD standards.
In addition to the standards set in section 4. Table 1. of
these zoning regulations. the following standarda apply
within a PUD District:
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A. ACCESS. Every dwelling unit, or other use permitted
in the PUD, shall have access to a public street either
directly or via an approved private road, pedestrian
way, court, or other area dedicated to public or private
use, or common element guaranteeing access. Permit-
ted uses shall not be required to front on.a dedicated
public road.
B. INTERNAL LOTS AND FRONTAGE. Within the
boundaries of the PUD, no minimum lot size or
minimum yards shall be required; provided, however,
that PUD frontage on dedicated public roads shall
.observe front yard requirements in accordance with
the zoning district the PUD use most closely
resembles and that peripheral yards abutting other
zoning districts shall be the same as required in the
abutting zone.
C. OFF-STREET PARKING AND REQUIREMENTS,
Off-street parking requirements shall in no event be
less than two (2) spaces per dwelling unit,
Other off-street parking and loading requirements
shall be governed by the zoning ordinance.
D. COMMERCIAL STANDARDS. Commercial uses lo-
cated in a PUD are intended to serve the needs of the
PUD and not the general needs of a surrounding area,
The maximum area within a PUD which may be
devoted to neighborhood commercial uses, including
required off-street parking requirements, is governed
by Table 1, section 4 and section 9C. Areas designated
for commercial activities shall not generally front on
exterior or perimeter streets, and shall be preferably
centrally located within the project.
E. UNDERGROUND UTILITIES. Direct residential
and/or consumer service should be by underground
installation to the maximum extent practicable,
However, primary service to a general geographic area
may be overhead. Appurtenances to these systems
which require aboveground installation shall be
effectively screened, and, thereby, may be excepted
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from this requirement. Primary facilities providing
service to the site of the PUD may be excepted.
Section 10. Procedures for zoning of land to PUD.
The procedures for zoning of land to PUD classification
with a specific LUI rating shall be the same as for 'ZOning
land generally, Because of the differences between PUD
developments and the concept of unified control in
development, however, the following procedures and
requirements shall apply to applications for zoning to PUD
classification, in addition to the general requirements:
A. APPLICATIONS; MATERIALS TO BE SUBMIT-
TED. In addition to information required for applica-
tion for zoning generally, the applicant shall submit
the following materials or data:
1. Legal documents assuring unified control of the
proposed PUD and the agreements required under
section 6,
2. A statement as to the LUI rating sought for the (
PUD and such supporting evidence or documenta-
tion as the applicant may feel is pertinent to
enable the planning and zoning board and the
governing body to determine whether or not the
LUI rating requested is reasonable and proper,
3. A site development plan containing:
(a) The title of the project and the names of the
professional project planner and the de-
veloper;
(b) Scale, date, north arrow, and general location
map;
(c) Boundaries of the property involved, all
existing streets, buildings, water courses,
easements, section lines, and other existing
important physical features in and adjoining
the project;
(d) Master plan locations of the different uses
proposed by dwelling types, open spaces
designations, recreational facilities, com mer-
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cial uses, other permitted uses, and off-street
parking and off-street loading locations;
(e) Master plan showing access and traffic flow
and how vehicular traffic will be separated
from pedestrian and other types of traffic;
(0 Tabulations of total gross acreage in the
development and the percentages thereof
proposed to be devoted to the several dwelling
types, other permitted uses, recreational facili-
ties, streets, parks, schools, and other reserva-
tions;
(g) Tabulations demonstrating the relationship of
the development to proposed LUI rating as
shown in Table 1, section 4, and proposed
numbers and types of dwelling units; and
(h) Where required by the area planning board an
environmental impact study shall be supplied.
4. A statement showing modifications of zoning or
other applicable city regulations where it is
intended by the applicant that such modification
serves the public interest to an equivalent degree.
B. PROCEDURES. On application for zoning of land to
PUD classification, the planning and zoning board
and governing body shall proceed in general as for
other applications for zoning of land giving special
consideration, however, to the following matters and
requirements, and allowing changes in the zoning
application prior to the required planning and zoning
board public hearing, as follows:
1. Pre-hearing conference with applicants, On re-
quest by the applicant, the city planning consult-
ant and representatives of such other city
departments as may be pertinent, shall meet with
the applicant or his agent to review the original
application, including all plans, maps, and
documents submitted by the applicant. The
purpose of such pre-hearing conferences shall be
to assist in bringing the overall petition as nearly
as possible into conformity with these or other
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If the preliminary development plan and final
development plan as set out in section 11 below
has not been commenced within eighteen (18)
months of the date of zoning of land to PUD, then
the PUD classification and LUI rating shall
revert to original or highest zoning. A new. plan .
approval shall be required with procedures as for
a new application for zoning (including payment
of fees) and no such new application shall have
the effect of increasing the LUI rating fiS
previously applied.
Section 11. Preliminary and final development plans.
Plans for development of land zoned to PUD shall be
processed in accordance with procedures established in the
city subdivision regulations. The same information and date
shall be in substantial compliance with the site development
plan submitted as a part of the application for zoning to
PUD. In addition to the requirements of the city subdivision
regulations, determined to be applicable, the following (
information shall be provided:
A. BUILDING LOCATIONS AND ARCHITECTURAL
DEFINITIONS of all structures proposed except for
single family homes which are a part of the projeci;
shall be depicted on the preliminary plan or plat and
the supplementary materials required.
B, MASTER LANDSCAPE plan depicting existing and
proposed vegetation and locations thereon on the site.
C, FENCE, WELL, AND PLANTING SCREEN loca-
tions, heights, and materials.
D. TABULATIONS analyzing the number of total gross
acres in the project and the percentages thereof
proposed to be devoted to the several dwelling types,
other nonresidential uses, off-street parking and
off-street loading, streets, recreation areas, parks,
schools, and other reservations, Tabulations of total
number of dwelling units in the project by types and
the overall project density in dwelling units. These
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tabulations shall demonstrate relationship to the LUI
rating, Table 1, section 4 of these zoning regulations.
Once preliminary development plan and plat approval has
been obtained the applicant shall proceed in accordance
with the requirements of the subdivision regulations,
determined to be applicable. In addition tQ the plat
certificates specified in the city subdivision regulations, and
prior to recording a final plat, the developer shall file, as
specified at the time of zoning, a legally constituted
maintenance association agreement for improving, perpetu-
ally operating, and maintaining the common facilities;
including streets, drives, parking areas, and open space and
recreation facilities; or he shall file such documents as are
necessary to show how the said common areas are to be
improved, operated, or maintained. Such documents shall be
subject to the approval of the city attorney, (Ord. No, 78-26,
i 1,7-18-78)
Section 12. Changes in plans.
Changes in plans approved as a part of the zoning to
pun may be permitted by the planning and zoning board
upon application by the developer or his successors in
interest, but only a finding that any such change or changes
are in accord with all regulations in effect when the change
or changes are requested and the intent and purpose of the
comprehensive plan in effect at the time of the proposed
change, Substantial changes other than those indicated
shall be processed as for a new application for pun zoning.
The determination of what constitutes a substantial change
shall be within the sole discretion of the city council.
Section 13. Zoning administrator.
Building permits. No building permit or certificate of
occupancy or zoning compliance shall be issued in or for
development in a pun district except in conformity with all
provisions of the zoning or pun classifications and plans
submitted under section 11 of these zoning regulations,
(Ord. No. 75-19, ~ A, 6-3-75)
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address of the developer; date; northpoint; streets;
general lot and block layout; layout of all
adjoining streets; zoning classification of the tract
and adjacent properties; location of existing
improvements and any other significant features.
3. A fee as adopted by resolution of the city council is
required with the pre-application, to help defray the
cost of processing the pre-application.
B, Upon receipt of the statement, plan and fee, the city
planner's office shall disperse copies to the city
manager, technical review board members, the city
clerk and, if required, the city's consulting engineers.
The cit! planner will then advise the developer of the
time a:;d place of the planning and zoning board
meetinr. After consultation with the city engineer and
the planning and zoning board, the developer may
proceec. with the preparation and formal application
for apprQval of the master plan as required by this
ordinan~e, (Ord, No. 86-4, ~ 15, 3-18-86)
Section 4. Master plan.
A. Seven (7) copies of the master plan of the proposed
subdivision must be submitted to the city engineer's office
for placement on the technical review board agenda.
B, The developer shall retain the services of an engineer
or surveyor registered in Florida, to prepare the master plan
of the subdivision and shall employ a land planner,
landscape architect, architect or other technical or profes-
sional services to assist in the ph)':;ical lotting patterns and
site plan. The master plan shall be coordinated with the
major utility suppliers involved with providing services,
C, The master plan, when submitted to the office of the
city engineer, shall contain the following:
1. Name tf subdivision or identifying title which shall
not dUf'}icate or closely approximate the name of any
other s lbdivision in incorporated or unincorporated
areas 0:' Palm Beach County,
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2. A vicinity sketch showing the location of the tract in
reference to other areas of the city or county.
3. North arrow, graphic scale, scale and date.
4. Name, address and telephone number of the developer,
along with the name and address of the engineer and
surveyor responsible for the plan, plat and supporting
data.
5, The location and names of adjacent subdivision, if
ary, and plat book and page reference,
6. Tt a tract boundary with bearings and distances along
with a written description.
7. Topographical conditions on the tract including all the
existing watercourses, drainage ditches and bodies of
water, marshes and other significant features,
8, All existing streets and alleys on or adjacent to the
tract including name, right-of-way width, street or
pavement width and established centerline elevation.
Existing streets shall be dimensioned to the tract
boundary.
9. All existing property lines, easements and rights of
way, their purpose, and their effect on the property to
be subdivided.
10. The location and right-of-way width of all proposed
streets, alleys, rights-of-way, easements and their
purpose along with the proposed layout of the lots and
b1ocks.
11. T;le incorporation and compatible development of
pL'esent and future streets as shown on the official city
n:.ap when such present or future streets are affected
bJ the proposed subdivision.
12, A'Jcess points to collector and arterial streets showing
their compliance to the access requirements estab-
lished by this ordinance.
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13. Grounti elevations by contour line at intervals of not
more than one foot based on N.O.S. datum or as
otherw~se determined by the city engineer.
14. All. ex~sting drainage district facilities and their
ultima\;e right-of-way requirements as they affect the
property to be subdivided.
15. Generalized statement of subsurface conditions on the
property. location and results of tests made to
ascertain subsurface soil conditions and groundwater
depth.
16. Zoning classification of the tract.
17. Utilities such as telephone, power, water, sewer, gas,
etc., on or adjacent to the tract including existing or
proposed water treatment plants and sewerage treat-
ment plants. The master plan shall contain a
statement that all utilities are available and have
been coordinated with all required utilities.
18. Sites proposed for parks. recreational areas, and
schools.
19. The lo~:ations of all temporary structures or permanent
structures having a temporary use. In addition,
mastel plans or site plans showing permanent
structures having a temporary use shall contain a
statelIc.ent outlining the temporary use.
Mas~r plans or site plans showing temporary
structures or permanent structures having a tem-
porary use shall be reviewed by the city building
official at least eishteen (18) months from the last
approval date.
Following approval of a master plan or site plan,
such structures may be erected prior to plat recorda-
tion. All such permit and construction requirements of
the building department. including but not limited to
Chapter 5 and Chapter 13, Article II. of the City of
Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances shall be satisfied.
D. A subdivision that generates three thousand (3,000)
vehicle single-directional trips per day or two hundred fifty
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(250) ,'ehicle single-directional trips in 8 one hour period
must submit, along with the master plan, a traffic impact
analysis. The traffic impact analysis shall be prepared by a
professional .engineer competent in traffic engineering and
shall be used to determine the number of lanes and capacity
of the street system proposed or affected by the develop-
ment. and the phasing of improvements.
E. A master storm water management plan outlining the
primary and secondary drainage and storm water treatment
facilities needed for the proper development of the subdivi-
sion, excluding tertiary facilities. which are required on
construction plans. shall be submitted along with the
master plan. The master storm water management plan
shall consist of engineering drawing and a written report
indicating the method of drainage, existing water eleva-
tions, ~~ecurring high water elevations, the proposed design
water elevations, one hundred-year storm elevation,
drainage structures, canals and ditches, the storm water
treatment methods, necessary percolation, detention and
manag.~ment areas, and any other pertinent information
pertaidng to the control and management of storm and
grounc water. In cases where modification or improvements
are neLther planned nor required for primary and secondary
draina,~e facilities, this requirement may be accomplished
by so indicating on the master plan.
F. Upon filing the master plan with the office of the city engi.
neer, the developer shall pay a fee as adopted by resolution of the
city council. The fee is not reimbursable but is to help defray the
cost of administering and processing the master plan. If more
than one resubmittal of the corrected or revised master plan is
required by the technical review board an additional fee as adopted
by resolution of the city council shall be charged for each resubmittal.
G. Upon receipt of the master plan and required data, the
city engineer's office shall disperse copies to the members of
the technical review board and the Palm Beach County
School Plant Planning Department and [shall] advise the
developer of the time and place of the technical review board
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meeting. The meeting of the technical review board shall be
held within fourteen (14) days from the receipt of the master
plan. .
H. The technical review board shall hold its meeting as
required and shall review the master plan and required data
with the deve~oper. During consultation with the developer,
the city engir,aer shall inform the developer that the plan
and data as s,lbmitted do or do not meet the provisions of
this ordinanct.
1. When tl a technical review board finds that the master
plan and required data do not meet the provisions of
this orc,inance, it shall advise the developer at the
time of the meeting what corrections or revisions are
necessary to meet the provisions of this ordinance and
shall, within seven (7) days, express the reasons in
writing to the developer. Upon such findings, the
developer shall make the corrections or revisions and
resubmit the master plan and required data to the
office of the city engineer for dispersement to the
members of the technical review board. The technical
review board shall reschedule the matter for review
and inform the developer as to the time and date of
the meeting.
2. When the technical review board finds that the master
plan and required data meet the provisions of this
ordinance, the technical review board shall at the time
sign the master plan indicating approval and
transrrit the master plan to the planning and zoning
board. The planning and zoning board will (subject to
approval) then authorize the developer to proceed with
the freparation of the construction plans and
preliminary plat as required by this ordinance. The
plannLng and zoning board shall express its actions in
writins to the developer within seven (7) days and
returr, to him a signed copy of the approved master
plan. (Ord. No. 86-4, ~ 16,3.18.86)
Section 5. Construction plans and preliminary plat.
A. PREPARATION, SUBMITTAL OF CONSTRUCTION
PLANS, PRELIMINARY PLAT. Upon approval of the master
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