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WAYNE E. VENSEL
ARCHITECT, INC.
November 27, 1989
Architecture
Planning
Mr. Jim Golden
Assistant City Planner
CIty of Boynton Beach
Boynton Beach, Florida
33425
Re: Site Plan Approval Application
Boynton Beach Car Care Center
Congress and 30th Avenue
Dear Jim:
Enclosed you will find the following:
Site Plan Approval Application Form,
Check in the amount of $ 300.00.
Six (6) copies of site plan drawings, landscape
drawings, civil drawings, survey.
Please schedule us for the next Technical Review Board
meeting.
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Coral Gables, Florida 33146
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b) Article X, Section 5 of Appendix C-sub-
divisions, Platting
c) Section 5-142(f) "Drainage" of Article
X-Parking Lots
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The existing stormwater retention
proposed to be filled and paved as
parking lot and site cannot be
fOllowing reasons:
basin which is
a portion of the
utilized for the
a) Tract "A" is shown as a 60 foot wide easement
on the plat of Lawson Industrial Park and is
dedicated to the Lawson Industrial Park
property Owners' Association and members
thereof for maintenance for drainage and
landscaping, including the control of aquatic
weeds, vegetation, debris and other noxious
materials and is the perpetual maintenance
obligation of said association. In addition,
note no. 4 on the plat cover sheet states
that flThere shall be no buildings or any kind
of construction or trees or shrubs placed on
drainage easements". In order to change the
status of this easement, the plat would have
to be modified and the members of the asso-
ciation would have to agree to this change.
b) The Lawson Park subdivision was designed with
retention basins such as Tract "A" in ord~r
to accommodate and pretreat storm water
..runoff in accordance with the requirements of
Appendix C-Subdivisions, Platting of the City
of Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances. In
'addition, Tract "A" also accommodates and
pretreats stormwater runoff from S. W. 30th
Avenue. The project engineer has not
indicated where and how stormwater runoff
from other properties and S. W. 30th Avenue
will be pretreated prior to discharge in
accordance with the requirements of Appendix
C-Subdivisions, Platting.
The above issues must be resolved before this site plan can be
processed for review by the Technical Review Board.
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SIMMONS & WHITE, INC.
Engineers · Planners · Consultants
November 30, 1989
City of Boynton Beach
120 N.E. 2nd Avenue
Boynton Beach, Florida
33435
Attention:
Mr. James Golden
Planning Department
Re:
Car Care Center
Lawson Industrial Park
Boynton Beach, Florida
Dear Mr. Golden:
Enclosed find six (6) sets of plans for the above referenced
project.
The water/sewer portion of these plans has been revised based on
my recent telephone conversation with Mr. Pete Mazzella.
Please replace the originally submitted plan sets with the
enclosed.
I am sending Mr. Mazzella two (2) sets for his review by copy of
this letter.
Very truly yours,
JML/js
89-087A
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Peter Mazzella w/2 encl.
Mr. Wayne Vensel w/4 encl.
4623 Forest Hill Boulevard, Suite 112, West Palm Beach, Florida 33415
Telephone (407) 965-9144
MEMORANDUM
November 30, 1989
TO:
Douglas F. Long
Timothy P. Cannon, Interim Planning Director r-~
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FROM:
James J. Golden, Senior City Planner
RE:
Boynton Beach Car Care Center - Site Plan
With respect to the above, please be advised of the following:
1) The site plan is designed in a manner which allows for
numerous overhead garage doors to be visible from
Congress Avenue. There is a policy in the 1989 Compre-
hensive Plan which prohibits garage doors that face
Congress Avenue in this area of the City for aesthetic
reasons (see subsection 8.e of Planning Area 8 under
Section VIII, entitled LAND USE PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUN-
ITIES of the Future Land Use Element Support Docu-
ments). In order for this project to be approved as
designed, an application for a text amendment to the
Comprehensive Plan must be submitted to the Planning
Department and approved by the City Commission prior to
si te plan approval. State law, however, only allows
the City to amend the Comprehensive Plan twice a year.
The next deadline for submitting and processing an
application for a text amendment is April 1, 1990.
2) Restaurants are permitted only as an accessory use in
the M-1 zoning district (see Section 8.A.5.6(9) and the
definition of "Accessory Use" in Appendix A, Zoning).
An example of a restaurant serving as an accessory use
to a lawful principal use would be an employee cafe-
teria in a manufacturing facility (i.e., Motorola).
Considering that the proposed sub shop with a drive-
thru window would cater primarily to passing motorists
on Congress Avenue and to workers and residents in this
area of the City, the proposed use functions as a
principal use and would not be permitted in the M-1
zoning district. The final determination, however,
must be made by the Building Official. It should be
noted that the Comprehensive Plan (Policy 1.16.1, page
29), allows restaurants only as an accessory use in the
industrial land use category. Therefore, the
Comprehensive Plan would need to be amended to allow
restaurants as a principal use before the City could
take any action with respect to the site plan.
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the project engineer has not indicated where
and how stormwater runoff from other
properties and S.W. 30th Avenue will be
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Senior City Planne~
City of Boynton Beach
Boynton Beach, Florida
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It has come to my attention that the owner of Lot 1.
LAWSON INDUSTR1AL PARK, UNIT 2 has pLlrc:hased that Dortion of
Tract A to the east of his let. He Wlsnes to change the
canal ft~om its; pt'esent de:~ign. I l"li::,\\liE2 ~:srJokr,:.'n to IVlt', I::;:ick
Rossi with the engineering firm of ROSSI ~ MALAVASI who
designed and developed the subdivisIon. He inolca~ed that
the canal, as shown on the plat, and the enqlneerlnq
cal~ulations for development show the m1nimum size of the
canal for water retention. Any decrease in the capacity of
the canal for water retentIon or reductIon 1n tne
permeability by placing the water in pipss would bE
detrimential to the design, thereby not fulfIlling design
(:: t'i tet'i a. Thf: SOUTH FLC'JR I D('.~ Wi-".tTEF~ l~if~ti'\iPlC:il::J"I:::I"IT' i", ,',\S: iE' J 1"'0:~c:~dy
approved the current design and I would hate to see anythIng
change that would detrimental to my property In the LAWSON
INDUSTRIAL PARK.
In the Plat of LAWSON INDUSTFIAL FARK, UNIT 1 recorcec in
Plat Book 42 pages 134 & 135 It states as a aedicatIon as
'1'ollows:
1'2. TRACT "A" sh'1wnhet'eon i:\<:; c:\ 6\:1 'ToDt r;.'fiO':\sr;.':;i11,:.:!!,"It: 1'C)!'" dl'~2.~j.n;;~.ge
and water retent~on purposes is hereby dedIcaTed solely to
the LAWSON INDUSTRIAL PARK PROPERTY OWNEhS A0~OCIATION AND
MEMBERS thereof for maIntenance for orainage 3nd lanoscapIng,
including the control of aquatic weed, veQetaclon.oebris and
othet~ r'lON i OI.IS ma t e t~ i a 1 ~s r,,-nd I~; th(-;,' p (.:,:' t".p F:.' t u,;:<. 1 f'(I:::'. i n t "'::'1'1 i:~.nc: e
cJbligation o'f said assoc iO':d; ion. II
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If approval is given to change the canal anD anj property
owner has trouble with water baCKUp or receiVIng approval
from any governmental agency to use ~ne canal for water
retention~ the City of Boynton Beacn woulo be liable for 3ny
damages. Also, any changes allowed by the Ci~y of 8oynton
Beach, the LAWSON INDUST~IAL PARK PROPERT~ OWNERS ~350CIATION
AND MEMBERS would be relieved of the perpetual maintenance
obligation as stated in the plat.
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December 5, 1989
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Timothy P. Cannon, Interim Planning Director
FROM: Michael E. Haag, Development Compliance Administrator
RE: SITE PLAN FOR BOYNTON BEACH CAR CARE CENTlm
Upon review of the above-mentioned project, the following
comments must be addressed in order to conform with Boynton
~~- Beach City Codes:
1. Proposed use of a sub shop as an accessory use does not meet
the Zoning Code requirements of an accessory use to your
principle use.
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2. South Florida'Water Management District Permit is required.
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Lake Worth Dr~inage District Permit is required.
4. " ,Tract ItA" is dedicated to the Lawson Industrial Park
Property OWners Association. The use of tract "A", other
than as stated in the plat document dedication, will require
modification of the plat document and written approval from
the Property OWners Association.
5. Proposed use will require an Environmental Review Permit
prior to the approval of the site plan.
6. State that!the existing nonconforming sign located on the
west property line will be removed.
7. Indicate two' foot (2') on center spacing is mandatory
for all required shrub and hedge landscaping.
8. Show the location of five (5) handicapped parking spaces.
Indicate the direction of the handicapped accessibility
route leading to the entrance of each building from the
handicapped parking space. Show and identify the following
using the Standard Building Code 1985 edition, Ordinance
86-55 and the handicapped code as a reference:
a. Elevation of each handicapped parking space.
b. Location, width, length and elevation of the level
platform required at the entrance to each building
and/or tenant space.
, c. Location, width, length and elevation of the level
platform required at the beginning of all handi-
capped ramps.
d. Location, width, length and elevation of the level
platform that is required when a handicapped ramp
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is longer than thirty feet (30') and/or when a ramp
changes direction.
Width, length and slope of each ramp that connects
to a level platform.
Ramp material and skid-resistance factor.
The handicapped accessibility transitions create a
smooth flush path.
Location, height, type of material, material size
and appropriate rail configuration for handrails
and/or guardrails, when required.
Spot elevations when handicapped accessibility path
passes through a parking area and/or travels along
a sidewalk leading to the entrance to building or
tenant space. '
j. Location, height and type of handicapped parking
sign.
k. Handicapped parking space striping must be four feet
(4') wide and painted blue in conformance with city
codes.
9.
Identify the type, size and spacing of the west and
southwest required landscape strip vehicular use landscape
screening material.
10.
Dimension the size of the access point landscape cross
visibility sight line a ten foot (10') triangle at property
line is req~ired. Also state that a vertical clear space of
thirty inches (30") to six feet (6') is required within the
sight line area.
11.
Dimension the size of the landscape visibility sight line
for the public right-of-way intersection at the corner of
the property, a thirty-five foot (35') triangle is required.
Also state that a vertical clear space of thirty inches
(30") to six feet (6') is required within the sight line
area.
12.
Provide landscape, site plan and paving and drainage
drawings showing all identified components matching, such
as: dumpster location, handicapped parking space location,
landscape area shape and location.
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r~spect t? the above, please be advised of the following:
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The site, plan is designed in a manner which allows for
numerous ove~head garage doors to be visible from
,Congress Avenue. There is a policy in the 1989 Compre-
hensive Plan which prohibits garage doors ,that face
Congress Avenue in this area of the City for aesthetic
reasons (see subsection 8.e of Planning Area 8 under
Section VIII, entitled LAND USE PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUN-
ITIES of the Future Land Use Element Support Docu-
ments)., In order for this project to be approved as
designed, an application for a text amendment to the
. Comprehensive Plan must be submitted to the Planning
Department and approved by the City Commission prior to
site plan approval. State law, however, only allows
the City to amend the Comprehensive Plan twice a year.
The next deadline for sUbmitting and processing an
application for a text amendment is April 1, 1990.
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2)
Restaurants are permitted only as an accessory use in
the M";l,zoning district (see Section 8.A.5.6(9) and the
definition of "Accessory Use" in Appendix A, Zoning).
An example of a restaurant serving as an accessory. use
to a lawful principal use would be an employee cafe-
teria in a manufacturing facility (i.e., Motorola).
Considering that the proposed sub shop 'with a drive-
thru window would cater primarily to passing motorists
on Congress Avenue and to workers and residents in this
area of the City, the proposed use functions as a
principal use and would not be permitted in the M-1
zoning district. The final determination, however,
must be made by the Building Official. It should be
noted that the Comprehensive Plan (Policy 1.16.1, page
29)~ allows restaurants only as an accessory use in the
ind~strial land use category. Therefore, 'the
ComJ>rehensi ve Plan would need to be amended to allow,.;:~,
res;taurants as .a principal use before the City could"
tak;e any action with respect to the site plan. 'j..
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Jlgs~nil,et st;:ructures and. does not meet the des~gn re~'li,
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The existing stormwater retention
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parking lot and site cannot be
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basin which is
a portion of the
utilized for the
a) Tract "A" is shown as a 60 foot wide easement
on the plat of Lawson Industrial Park and is
dedicated to the Lawson Industrial Park
Property OWners' Association and members
thereof for maintenance for drainage and
landscaping, including the control of aquatic
weeds, vegetation, debris and other. noxious
materials and is the perpetual maintenance
o~ligation of said association. In addition,
note no. 4 on the plat cover sheet states
that "There shall be no buildings or any kind
'of construction or trees or shrubs placed on
drainage easements". In order to change the
status of this easement, the plat would have
to be modified by legal instrument, and
"evidence would have to be provided that the
property owners' association has approved
this change.
The Lawson Park subdivision was designed with
retention basins such as Tract "A" in order":
to accommodate and pretreat stormwater runoff
in accordance with the requirements of ·
Appendix C-Subdivisions, Platting of the City
of Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances. In
addition, Tract "A" also accommodates and:
pretreats stormwater runoff from S.W. 30th
Avenue. The plans do not show how the pipe'
which carries stormwater from S.W. 30th,
Avenue will be culverted and connected to the
drainage system on the site. In addition,
the project engineer has not indicated where
and how stormwater runoff from other
properties and S.W. 30th Avenue will be
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pretreated prior to discharge in accordance
with the requirements of Appendix C-Subdivi-
visions, Platting. Drainage calculations
must be submitted for the entire subdivision
which show that the remaining open ditch
system will accommodate drainage from all of
the lots and rights-of-way in accordance with
the requirements of the South Florida Water
Management District, the Lake Worth Drainage
District and the City's subdivision and
platting regulations.
The above issues must be resolved before this site plan can be
referred to the Planning and Zoning Board by the Technical Review
Board.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Tim Cannon
Acting Planning Director
DATE: December 6, 1989
FROM: Joe C. Swan, P.E.
for John A. Guidry
Director of Utilities
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SUBJ: TRB Review
Boynton Beach
Car Care Center
Site Plan
We offer the following comments on this project:
1. Add a 6" VCP cleanout on the existing sanitary servi::e at
the property line.
2. The 411 DIP water service line should end with a mechanical
joint plug and thrust block unless a future extension is
anticipated.
3. City ordinance requires all points on every building to be
within 200 feet of a fire hydrant for this type of develop-
ment. Please relocate or add hydrants as necessary to meet
this requirement.
4. Sewer cleanouts are required at a maximum spacing of 75 feet
for the on-site 611 services. Also, please specify materials
to be used on-site.
5. Show all utility easements.
6. Fire hydrants conflict with large trees at both locations.
Please re-design as necessary. Large trees are not
permitted within utility easements.
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Timothy P. Cannon, Interim Planning Director
James J. Golden, Senior City Planner
Boynton Beach Car Care Center - Site Plan
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1)
The site plan is designed in a manner which allows for
numerous overhead garage doors to be visible from
Congress Avenue. There is a policy in the 1989 Compre-
hensive Plan which prohibits garage doors to face
Congress Avenue in this area of the City for aesthetic
reasons (see subsection 8.e of Planning Area 8 under
Section VIII, entitled LAND USE PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUN-
ITIES of the Future Land Use Element Support Docu-
ments). In order for this project to be approved as
designed, an application for a text amendment to the
Comprehensive Plan must be submitted to the Planning
Department and approved by the City Commission prior to
si te plan approval. State law, however, only allows
the City to amend the Comprehensive Plan twice a year.
The next deadline for submitting and processing an
application for a text amendment is April '1, 1990.
2)
Restaurants are permitted only as an accessory use in
the M-1 zoning district (see Section 8.A.5.6(9) and the
definition of "Accessory Use" in Appendix A, Zoning).
An example of a restaurant serving as an accessory use
to a lawful principal use would be an employee cafe-
teria in a manufacturing facility (i.e., Motorola).
Considering that the proposed sub shop with a drive-
thru window would cater primarily to passing motorists
on Congress Avenue and to workers and residents in this
area of the City, the proposed use functions as a
principal use and would not be permitted in the M-1
zoning district. The final determination, however,
must be made by the Building Official.
The proposed on-site drainage system does not provide
for pretreatment of storm water runoff prior to enter-
ing inlet structures and does not meet the design re-
quirements of the following:
a) Comprehensive Plan policies for pretreatment
of storm water runoff
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ARCHITECT, INC.
Architecture
November 27, 1989 Planning
Mr. Jim Golden
Assistant City Planner
City of Boynton Beach
Boynton Beach, Florida 33425
Re: Site Plan Approval Application
Boynton Beach Car Care Center
Congress and 30th Avenue
Dear Jim:
The site plan submission package you received yesterday
inadvertently omitted the check.
Enclosed you find a check in the amount of $ 300.00.
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PLANNING DEPT.
1550 Madruga Avenue
SUite 235
Coral Gables, Florida 33146
(305) 662-1690
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MEMORANDUM
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December 7, 1989
TO: Jim Golden
Senior City Planner
FRCM: Roger Kuver
Acting Assistant to the City Engineer
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Boynton Beach Car Care Center
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I) 'Site plan as! sutmittedconflicts with platted drainage easement (Tract ,A)
which is dedicated to the Lawson Industrial Park Property OWners Association ..
and l'll3mbers thereof. Note #4 of the plat states, "There shall be no , ,!,,'
buildings or' any kind of construction or trees or shrubs placed on drainage
easements". '
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2) No construction will be approved in Tract A with the exception of drainage
outfalls des~gned to take advantage of the natural retention capabilities
i of Tract A as platted.
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3) Sul:mit a revised drainage design ,that locates catch basin inlets in grassy
areas. S~ swale section details and curb cut locations to facilitate
drainage frcm paved areas. Raise inlet grades to approximately 4 to 6
inches above swale grades to enhance pre-treatrrent of storrrwater prior to
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4) Additional traffic, control devices are required. Directional arrows
; (traffic flow, ,internal) and stop signs where painted stop bars are presently
I indicated~ Right turn only signs should be installed at exits that warrant
those concH tions. Directional arrows (paverrent markings) should be consistent
with signage.
Fire lane stripipg and signage are required along "front" of building. Refer
to Article X, Parking lot Specifications.
Driveway approach radii Imlst be shown on plan, swaled approaches do not meet
City standards. Sheeting stormwater offsite is prohibited.
Palm Beach County pennits required for work perforned in Congress Avenue
right-of-way.
Concrete sidewalks to extend through driveways. Construction details and
dimensions to be shown on plans.
Parking lot striping detail is incorrect. Revise detail to conform with
Article X. Handicap provisions, striping, sign detail and location to be
shown on plans.
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10) Architects plans and Engineers plans differ in parking lot layout.
II) Handicap rarrp locations and details to be provided on plans.
12) Dumpster pad location and enclosure detail missing.
13) South Florida Water Management District pennit required.
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SIMMONS & WHITE, INC.
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Engineers · Planners. Consultants
November 3, 1989
South Florida Water Management District
P.O. Box 24680, 3301 Gun Club Road
West Palm Beach, Florida: 33416-4680
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Attention:
Mr. Jeff Needle
Re:
Lawson Industrial Park
Permit No. 50-00692-6 (Mod.)
Boynton Beach, Florida
Dear Mr. Needle:
The following is my understanding of the items relevant to the
above referenced project that were discussed anq agreed upon when
I met with YOU, Mr. Ken Tarver, and Mr. Ed Yaun at you~ office on
November 3, 1989.
1. The above referenced project received a surface water
management permit in 1979 (including 42.5 Acres) which
was subsequentialy modified in 1981.
2. The subject parcel (containing 3.4 t Acres), as shown
on the attached photocopy of survey drawing marked
exhibit 1 is within the area of the existing permit.
3. Tract "A" (see exhibit 1) was included in the existing
permit as a drainage and water retention area.
4. The proposed canal cross section as permitted is shown
on the attached exhibit 2 (figure 4).
5. The existing permit calls for the retention of the
first 1" of rainfall in the canal in Tract "A".
6. Our Client desires to use Tract "A" as parking area for
a proposed development.
7. The use of Tract "A" by, our Client is conceptually
acceptable if the following conditions are met.
a. Client owns and/or controls that portion of Tract
"A" which is to be filled and has legal right to
use same for parking area.
b. A Conveyance Culvert of adequate design is
constructed to convey runoff from the existing
permitted 'area to the system outfall at Lake Worth
I Drainage District L-28.
4623 Forest HIU Boulevard, Suite 112, West Palm Beach, Florida 33415
Telephone (407) 965.9144 NOV 2 7 108q
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c. Adequate exfiltration trench will be constructed
to retain that portion of the first 1" of rainfall
now being retained in the area of the canal which
is to be filled.
d. Additionally, exfiltration trench and/or open
storage will be provided in excess of the 1"
quality requirement, if necessary" to prevent a
signifioant change in stage storage elevations
relating to the entire 42.5 aore permitted area.
8.
A modification of existing permit no.
have to be approved by the South
Management Distriot Governing Board to
project.
50-00692-5 will
Florida Water
construct this
Our Client is preparing to submit a site plan to the City of
Boynton Beach showing a portion of Tract "A" as paved parking.
This submittal will involve considerable time and expense.
Since the site plan oonfiguration is direotly dependant on the
above items, please advise if your recollection differs from the
above or if you believe any of these items to be incorrect. If
we do not reoeive any comments from you concerning this matter
the site plan will be submitted substantially as shown ,on
attaohed exhibit 3.
Thank you for your cooperation and attention to this matter.
Very truly yours,
JML/ts
89-087
CC: Mr. Wayne Vensel w/enclosure
Mr. Doug Long w/enolosure
Nav 2 7 1989
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Tim Cannon
Acting Planning Director
DATE: December 6, 1989
FROM: Joe C. Swan, P.E.
for John A. Guidry
Director of Utilities
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SUBJ: TRB Review
Boynton Beach
Car Care Center
Site Plan
We offer the following comments on this project:
1. Add a 6" VCP cleanout on the existing sanitary service at
the property line.
2. The 411 DIP water service line should end with a mechanical
joint plug and thrust block unless a future extension is
anticipated.
3. City ordinance requires all points on every building to be
within 200 feet of a fire hydrant for this type of develop-
ment. Please relocate or add hydrants as necessary to meet
this requirement.
4. Sewer cleanouts are required at a maximum spacing of 75 feet
for the on-site 611 services. Also, please specify materials
to be used on-site.
5. Show all utility easements.
6. Fire hydrants conflict with large trees at both locations.
Please re-design as necessary. Large trees are not
permitted within utility easements.
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DEe ? 1989
PLANNll~G DEPT.
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December 7, 1989
TO:
Tim Cannon, Interim Planning Director
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Raymond Rea, City Attorney
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FROM:
RE:
Consistency of Development Plans
with Adopted Comprehensive Plan
I have reviewed your Memorandum dated November 27, 1989,
received in this office on December 1st, and provide you with the
following response. Although your interpretations of Florida
State Statute 163 appears to be substantially correct and your
evaluation of the apparent conflicts between the site plan
proposed by Doug Long with the Comprehensive Plan policies and
objectives, I must remind you that it is not within the Planning
Department's authority to summarily reject an application or
refuse to process an application based upon these issues. The
Planning Department can only accept or reject an application for
purposes of processing on completeness. The Planning Department
can make comments as to how a particular site plan complies with
the Comprehensive Plan or various zoning regulations. The
ultimate determination as to whether to reject a project rests
upon the City Commission after evaluating the Planning Department
comments and Planning & Zoning Board's recommendations.
In summary, the Planning Department's function is simply
administrative in nature. They are to accept or reject the site
plan based only upon whether that project has technically
complied with the application procedure. The Planning Department
can make comments to the Planning and Zoning Board relating to
how the project complies with the Comprehensive Plan and zoning
regulations. The Planning and Zoning Board can accept or reject
the Planning Departments recommendations followed by the City
Commission having the ultima~itY. ~
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city Attorney
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Interim city Manager
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Interim Planning Director
Con$istency of Development Plans
with Adopted Comprehensive Plan
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A number of issues have arisen regarding a site plan which has
been submitted by Mr. Douglas F. Long for a 3.39-acre parcel
~ located on sobth congress Avenue. The property is located in the
':l M-1 Light Industrial zoning district and is sht)wn in the
];-!"Industrial land use category on the Future Land Use Map contained
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~include automObile service and repair, a car wdsh, and a 3,000
square-foot freestanding restaurant (see attached copy of site
plan). The issues outlined below involve the application of the
:City's Comprehensive Plan to the developement of the site. The
";": issue of the application of the Compr'ehellSivt:' PIall ~ill come IIp
...._~I!..j~,.,i_.,.;,',~ innumerable times with repect td site plans, subdivisions,
. conditional uses, variances, and other applic~tions for
,~L: :1 'development approval i therefore, these issue;,: [ieed to be resol '/ed
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i',F An initial re'view of the site plan and an e:c':I,mination of the
II:':' 'adopted comprehensive Plan reveals three j_nc()n~)istencies with t.he
1 adopted plan. The relevant sections of the Plan are as follows
(underlining has been added):
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Use Element support Documents, page 93):
This is a highly visible corridor which lie2 dcross the street
from a low-density residential development; therefore, approval
of site plans along this frontage should lnclude strong
consideration of aesthetics. In particular !J_}racre doors and
loadinq ares should not be permitted to fac'= Conqress Avenue...
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!~~J":mi~imized by Fequirinq site plans to maXlmlze lnflltratlon bv
~," :r : ",percolation ipto qrassv swales. medians, golf courses, landscaped
}; ; ;J I .! areas. nurser!ies I parks, lawns, etc. The use 0 f soakinq pits
t,:';,\il'.,1 beneath ilnperyious sla-faces such as pa~ed parkinq ,lots will be
i~:;. ;:./,>, minimized. A}; least the first flush WJ.ll Q~._..requJ.red to pass
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"j' ' :!' . adopted Plan 'in three respects: Firs t, tll.? i l.'eestanding
., 1. restaurant is' not an accessory use to th'3 pr lie ipal llses on site.
, An accessory use would be an employee cafett:jll or similar use.
'Since "accessory use" is not defined in the Plan, it is necess,-,.ry
to use the definition in the city I s zoning c(Jde, whi cll def ines
. accessory use as "A use that is customal'ily .llh~idelltal to the
principal use and so necessary or commonly tll be expect8d that it
cannot be supposed that these regul at ions ilHL l1c1.ed t,) preven t ", t.
Accessory uses, unless otherwise provided, ciil,Ll be located on
the same premises as the principal llse."
Second, the site plan shows garage doors faclll~ Congress Avenue
on both the main bUilding and car wash. Tl10 l'ecoll11\\.?ndations f()r
Area 8. e. specifically prohibit garagl:! dool':: \~ll:i.cll f ace COl1gre~;s
Avenue, for aesthetic reasons. The r8commendations for Area B.e.
are incorporated by reference into the Plan t,lrotlgh Folicies
1.16.4 and 1.17.3.
Third, the inlets for stormwater runoff are not located within
, grassy swales or landscaped areas, which is required by Policies
'3B.2.2 and 3.B.2.3.
section 163.3194, Florida statutes describes the status of the
.Plan with respect to development orders and permits. Section
163.3194(1) (a) states that "all actions takell in regard to
~development ~'rders by, governmental agencies in regard to land
~covered by s ch plan or element shall be consistent with such
~;\:; plan or elem nt as adopted. II "Government agency" is defined
,;;zunder Sectio 163.3164(8)(c) as including "AllY local government,
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provisions of the most recently adopt~d comprehensive plan, or
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, '1:;;~"1 ~~ections 163.J194(3)(a) and (b) state that development orders
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1;1 ~of thee City, or any city staff or committees conSIstIng of CIty
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'; ;,.~jt:,~"are inconsistent with the Plan. The question \'lhich arises is
't tl:-~I !"'whether boards, committeesl or staff members ';:::1n recommend
".'I~;;:',ji' approval, partiCUlarly since 163.3194 refen.; t', ".., all actionE
f. : ,! taken in reaard to development orders. . ," (ukh.>rlining added),
',W:>'! Therefore, I am asking your opini.on wi th l-l?:-::P :'I,~t to the following
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Can the City staff accept and process applic0tions for land
development which are Clearly inconsistent w~th the adopted plan?
Can the City staff, Technical Review Board Ol- ,)ther commi ttee
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approval of an application which is inconsistent ,with the Plan?
If approval is recommended I would such a recoll.lilenclation be
required to specify the inconsistencies, an~ illclude a
stipulation that all inconsistencies with the Plan be removed?
Can such applications be rejected and be required to be
resubmitted in a form such that inconsistencies with the Plan EIre
deleted, particularly if the revisions which would be necessary
would alter the development plan to such an extent ~hat review of
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MEMORANDUM
December 7, 1989
TO: Jim Golden
Senior City Planner
FRCM: Roger Kuver
Acting Assistant to the City Engineer
RE: 'IRE Comnents
Boynton Beach Car Care Center
1) Site plan as suhnitted conflicts with platted drainage easerrent (Tract A)
which is dedicated to the Lawson Industrial Park Property Owners Association
and rreml:ers thereof. Note #4 of the plat states, "There shall be no
buildings or any kind of construction or trees or shrubs placed on drainage
easerrents" .
2) No construction will be approved in Tract A with the exception of drainage
outfalls designed to take advantage of the natural retention capabilities
of Tract A as platted.
3) Suhnit a revised drainage design that locates catch basin inlets in grassy
areas. Show swale section details and curb cut locations to facilitate
drainage from paved areas. Raise inlet grades to approximately 4 to 6
inches above swale grades to enhance pre-treatrrent of storrrwater prior to
entering system.
4) Addi tional traffic control devices are required. Directional arrows
(traffic flow, internal) and stop signs where painted stop bars are presently
indicated. Right turn only signs should be installed at exits that warrant
those conditions. Directional arrows (paverrent markings) should be consistent
with signage.
5) Fire lane striping and signage are required along "front" of building. Refer
to Article X, Parking Lot Specifications.
6) Driveway approach radii must be shown on plan, swaled approaches do not rreet
City standards. Sheeting stonnwater offsite is prohibited.
7) Palm Beach County permits required for work perforrred in Congress Avenue
right-of-way.
8) Concrete sidewalks to extend through driveways. Construction details and
dimensions to be shown on plans.
9) Parking lot striping detail is incorrect. Revise detail to conform with
Article X. Handicap provisions, striping, sign detail and location to be
shown on plans.
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To: Jim Golden, Senior City Planner
Re: 'IRE Comrents-B.B. Car Care Center
December 7, 1989
Page #2
10) Architects plans and Engineers plans differ in parking lot layout.
11) Handicap ramp locations and details to be provided on plans.
12) Dumpster pad location and enclosure detail missing.
13) South Florida Water Management District permit required.
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PLANN\NG DE.PT.~
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CITY of
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100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd.
P. 0, Box 310
Boynton Beach. Florida 33435.0310
(407) 734.8111
OFFICE OF THE PLANNING DIRECTOR
December 13, 1989
Park Place Development Group, Inc
Attn: Mr. Douglas F. Long
One Park Place, Suite 325
621 N.W. 53rd St.
Boca Raton, FL 33487
RE: Boynton Beach Car Care Center
Dear Mr. Long:
Enclosed you will find the site plan approval application and
your check in the amount of $300 for the above-referenced
project. As previously outlined, the Planning Department cannot
process this application as it has been determined to be
incomplete and is inconsistent with Comprehensive Plan policies
and the City of Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances (see attached
copy of the staff comments and plat restrictions for a further
clarification).
Concerning the proper procedure for modifying the plat dedication
and note (restrictions) for the drainage easement (Tract "A"),
the Planning Department will confer with the City Attorney as to
the procedure that should be followed and will advise you
accordingly.
If you have any questions concerning the above, please do not
hesitate to contact me.
Very truly yours,
CITY OF BOYN~;UO~. B.EACH
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JAMES J. GOLDEN
Senior City Planner
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3) The proposed on-site drainage system does not provide
for pretreatment of stormwater runoff prior to enter-
ing inlet structures and does not meet the design re-
quirements of the following:
a) Comprehensive Plan policies for pretreatment
of stormwater runoff
b) Article X, Section 5 of Appendix C-Sub-
divisions, Platting
c) Section 5-142(f) "Drainage" of Article
X-Parking Lots
4)
The existing stormwater retention
proposed to be filled and paved as
parking lot and site cannot be
following reasons:
basin which
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a) Tract "A" is shown as a 60 foot wide easement
on the plat of Lawson Industrial Park and is
dedicated to the Lawson Industrial Park
Property OWners' Association and members
thereof for maintenance for drainage and
landscaping, including the control of aquatic
weeds, vegetation, debr i s and other noxious
materials and is the perpetual maintenance
obligation of said association. In addition,
note no. 4 on the plat cover sheet states
that "There shall be no buildings or any kind
of construction or trees or shrubs placed on
drainage easements". In order to change the
status of this easement, the plat would have
to be modified by legal instrument, and
evidence would have to be provided that the
property owners' association has approved
this change.
b) The Lawson Park subdivision was designed with
retention basins such as Tract "A" in order
to accommodate and pretreat stormwater runoff
in accordance wi th the requirements of
Appendix C-Subdivisions, Platting of the City
of Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances. In
addition, Tract "A" also accommodates and
pretreats stormwater runoff from S. w. 30th
Avenue. The plans do not show how the pipe
which carries stormwater from S.W. 30th
Avenue will be culverted and connected to the
drainage system on the site. In addition,
the project engineer has not indicated where
and how stormwater runoff from other
properties and S.W. 30th Avenue will be
pretreated prior to discharge in accordance
with the requirements of Appendix C-Subdivi-
visions, Platting. Drainage calculations
must be submitted for the entire subdivision
which show that the remaining open ditch
system will accommodate drainage from all of
the lots and rights-of-way in accordance with
the requirements of the South Florida Water
Management District, the Lake Worth Drainage
District and the City's subdivision and
platting regulations.
The above issues must be resolved before this site plan can be
referred to the Planning and Zoning Board by the Technical Review
Board.
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CITY of
BOYNTON BEACH
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100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd.
P. O. 80x 310
Boynton Beach. Florida 33435-0310
(407) 734.8111
OFFICE OF THE PLANNING DIRECTOR
March 27, 1990
Park Place Development Group, Inc.
Attn: Mr. Douglas F. Long
One Park Place, Suite 325
621 N.W. 53rd St.
Boca Raton, Fl 33487
RE: Boynton Beach Car Care Center - Traffic Impact Analysis
Dear Mr. Long:
On February 1, 1990, Palm Beach County adopted the Municipal
Implementation Ordinance to the Palm Beach County Traffic
Performance Standards Ordinance, as outlined in the attached
correspondence dated February 2, 1990. The ordinance requires
that a traffic impact analysis be submitted for any project that
generates over 500 net trips per day.
In accordance with the above, the Planning Department recently
amended the site plan application and fee schedule to incorporate
the requirements for submittal of the traffic impact analysis and
reimbursement of costs for review of the traffic impact analysis
by the City's traffic consultant. A copy of the revised appli-
cation is attached (see item No. 28 on Page 7).
With respect to the above, the site plan application cannot be
approved until a traffic impact analysis has been submitted to
the City and forwarded to Palm Beach County for review and
approval in accordance with the procedures outlined on the site
plan application and in the County Ordinance. However, I will
TO: Mr. Douglas F. Long
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Mar. 27, 1990
place the site plan on the Technical Review Board agenda for
April 3, 1990 for review and comment. You will be notified when
these comments are available.
Very truly yours,
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
JAMES J. GOLDEN
Senior City Planner
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Timothy P. Cannon
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MEMORANDUM
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April 5, 1990
TO: Applicant/ Boynton Beach Car Care Center
FROM: Michael E. Haag, Zoning & Site Development Administrator
RE: Courtesy comments Boynton Beach Car Care Center
Upon review of the above mentioned project, the following list of
comments have been provided as a courtesy with the applicant's full
knowledge that there will be a full review made when the project's
site plan is placed on a Technical Review Board agenda:
1. Number each parking space shown on the site plan drawing.
The minimum number of parking spaces must equal parking space
requirements as described in Appendix A zoning section 11 H.
2. Show on the plans the location and size of the required
loading zone.
3. Show on the site plan, paving and drainage and landscape plan
drawing the location of the appropriate number of handicapped
parking spaces. Distribute the handicapped parking spaces to
adequately serve each building. Show on the plans spot
elevations along the handicapped accessibility path leading
to the entrance of each tenant space from the associated
handicapped parking space. Where the handicapped code
requires a handrail identify the location and height of the
ra i 1.
4. Show on the site plan, paving and drainage and landscape
drawing the location, width, and proposed type of material
for the handicapped accessibility path leading to the each
building from both public rights-of-way.
5. Show on the plans the location, width, length and elevation
of the level platform that is required at the ~ntrance to
each tenant space.
6. Specify the width, length and slope of the handicapped ramps
shown on the plans.
7. Show on the plans a regular and handicapped parking space
typical detail drawing. Drawing to include the width and
length of each type of parking space. Identify the color,
size and configuration of the pavement markings. Specify the
height of the handicapped parking space signage.
8. Show and identify on the plans that each tenants maximum
allowed office space is 25% of the total area of the
individual tenant space.
9. Uses as identified on the plans will require an environmental
review permit prior to final site plan Sign-off.
10. South Florida Water Management District permit or letter of
exemption is required.
11. Lake Worth Drainage District permit or letter of exemption
letter is required.
Memo: Boynton Beach Car Care Center
April 5, 1990
Page 2 of 2
12. Provide a detailed plan view and full section view drawing of
the dumpster enclosure and pad. Identify type, size and
color of the material proposed for the sides of the
enclosure. Specify the size and type of all required
vertical and horizontal structural material and components
required for the dumpster enclosure and pad. Identify the
overall height, width and length of dumpster enclosure. Show
th~ clear width of the enclosure opening <clear width to be
C\t'ea inside of gate and post material) required minimum width
is ten <10') feet.
13.
Identify on plans the total setback distance
property line to the face of each building.
dimensions to meet the allowable setbacks as
Appendix A Section 8.
from each
All setback
described in
14. Show on paving and drainage plan drawing the horizontal
control dimensions through each parking spac~, handicapped
parking spaces, landscape islands and driveways for the
entit-e site.
1~. Provide a total count of each species of trees, shrub and
ground cover plant material and show computations providing
an overall percentage of each type meeting the required count
of 50% native species.
16. Identify grade of plant material <Florida #1 or better is the
minimum required).
17. Identify that all landscape areas shall be provided with an
automatic irrigation water supply system.
18. Identify the size and spacing requirements for each species
of tree and shrub landscape material that meets the
requirements of the landscape code.
19. Specify the location and type of proposed grass ground cover.
20. Show required accent landscape shrubs around the dumpster
enclosure.
21. Identify the width and length of all landscape islands. A
minimum of twenty square feet landscape area is required for
~ach interior parking space.
22. Specify on the plant list the size, type and spacing of plant
material identified as LD.
23.
All signage must comply with the sign code.
CAB approval of a sign program.
Submit plans for
24. I dent i fy on the plans the "on center" spaci ng of the trees
bordering the perimeter of public rights-of-way.
25. Show and identify a continuous vehicle use area landscape
screen along the east side of rear vehicle use area with
maximum spacing of shru~ landscape material of 2.0' o,c.
26. Extend the vehicle use area landscape screening to form a
continuous ~isual barrier with a maximum 35' unlandscaped
area at ingtess and egress locations only.
27. Color elevations drawings must be submitted matching all the
~2~_:aCh building.
~ael E. Haag
cc: Timothy Cannon
Don Jaeger