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CORRESPONDENCE ,rlJi.e City of 'Boynton 'Beacli Planni"tJ & Zoning 1Jepartmtnt 100 'E. 'Boynton 'Bead", 'Boulevara P.o. 'Bo~31O 'Boynton 'Bead"" 1'(orida 33425-0310 (407) 738-7490, 'J'JtX: (407) 738-7459 May 20, 1993 Mr. Richard Parsons c/o captain Frankis seafood 435 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Dear Richard: As we discussed earlier in the year, I have delayed until aIter the tourist season the requirement that you bring your parking area into compliance with your site plan that was approved early in 1991. We have kept our end of the bargain and I must now ask that you undertake the improvements you agreed to do as soon as possible. The first step toward doing this is updating your permit drawings to reflect the comments made by staff and the city Commission. The second is to reinstate your building permits. The third is to do the work. Failure to complete this work will leave us with no alternative but to bring you before the Code Enforcement Board, who will order you to complete the work and impose a daily fine on you as well. Hopefully, we will not have to take this step. If you should have any questions, please feel free to call me. Yours truly, ~~ro Planning and Zoning Director CC:ald December 27, 1990 llJJ. (lEe ~/.) '" .2,;, "-ANN"" 1~ G lJt; "P'/; , BUILDING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 90-558 TO: Christopher Cutro, Planning Director ~ ',," THRU: Al Newbold, Deputy Building Official FROM: Alan Capino, Landscape and Environmental Inspector RE: TRB Comments - December 20, 1990 Meeting SITE PLAN - CAPTAIN FRANK'S SEAFOOD MARKET (OFFICE ADDITION AND PARKING LOT IMPROVEMENTS) Upon review of the above mentioned project/ the following list of comments must be addressed in order to conform with Boynton Beach City Codes: 1. The proposed project (expansion of a nonconforming use) requires that YOll apply for and receive approval of a variance to expand a nonconforming use through the Board of Adjustment. 2. For safety of pedestrians and vehicle traffic, I recommend eliminating the vehicle aisle direGtly in front of the building that faces Boynton Beach Boulevard. I further recommend (for the above stated reasons) that the parking spaces located along the East property line also be removed. 3. Place the code required landscape area and landscape material along the public right-of-way at Boynton Beach Boulevard and N.W. 4th Street. 4. Show and specify (on the plan) the location and type of existing landscape material on the site. 5. Show and specify (on the plan) the buffer that is required to be placed along the entire North property line to buffer a commercial zoned district from residential districts. 6. Provide a plant directory for the landscape material. Include in the directory the number of each type of hedge and tree material, species/ height, spacing and quality of material. Provide a distinguishable symbol identifying the native species plant material (50% native species required), 7. For improved traffic flow/ I recommend relocating the existing driveway to the residential building to the south side of the existing sidewalk and that a one-way egress aisle be constructed within the property that lies between the North face of the residential building and the North property line that would exit on-site business traffic to N.W. 4th Street. The proposed egress aisle would require a modification to the size of the code acceptable egress aisle and landscape buffer that may be acquired by receiving approval of a parking lot and landscape variance. 8. I recommend to re-position the existing handicapped accessible parking space closer to the building and reestablish the code required pavement markings/ handicapped parking sign and handicapped accessible path to the building. / ~'" To Christopher cutro Captain Frank's Seafood Market, Memo #90-558 December 27, 1990 Page Two of Three 9. The elevation drawing(s) submitted with the plans for final sign-off are required to have the color of each exterior finish material identified by name, color number and manufacturer's name. A manufacturer's color chart showing and identifying the proposed color(s) is required to be submitted with the plans for final sign-off. 10. Provide a survey of the property. 11. Specify on the plan the width and length of the landscape island shown located within the parking spaces along the west property line (min. width 5'0"). 12. Specify the width of the landscape area along the North property line (min. width 2'5"). 13. Show the location and specify the type and size of the curbing required to protect the landscape material. 14. Provide a detail drawing of the pole used to support the required site lighting. Include the following site lighting information on the plan: i. height of the pole ii. depth the pole or pole base is below grade iii. specify that the pole and fixture is designed to withstand a windload of 120 MPH iv. distance from the top of pole base to grade level v. size, spacing and type of material and structural components required for the pole base vi. cut sheet specifying the type of light fixture vii. specify the location of all poles on the site plan with distinguishable symbol NOTE: Off-site glare will be shielded from adjacent residential property 15. Specify the type of material and width of the sidewalk required along N.W. 4th Street. 16. Specify the type and height of the fencing shown on the plan. 17. Show on the plan a typical detail drawing of a regular and handicapped parking space. Include the following information on the detail drawings: i. color of the pavement markings ii. width of striping iii. configuration of the pavement markings iv. size of each type of space v. location the wheel stop and location and height of required signage 18. Revise the width of the driveway aisle to identify the minimum width of twenty-seven feet (27'). 19. Provide hedge screening for the vehicular use area from Boynton Beach Boulevard. Plant a hedge material 31 of height and 2'0" on center on a landscape area of 5' wide. 20. Provide one tree every 40' along Boynton Beach Boulevard and N.W. 4th Street. 21. Provide hedge material to separate site from abutting property along the west property line. To Christopher Cutro Captain Frank's Seafood Market, Memo #90-558 December 27, 1990 Page Three of Three 22. Provide an automatic irrigation system for the landscape area. Water to be from a non-potable water source. 23. Specify area to be mulched or sodded, and identify mulch and sod to be used. 24. Provide proof of ownership for new parking and driveway. Note: Variance required for existing parking spaces located on the East property line. 25. All drawings and/or documents submitted for public record, and prepared by a design professional, shall show original, legible, raised seal and signature of a Florida registered design professional, who is responsible for the drawings. In order to facilitate the permitting process, the following information should be included with your documents submitted to the Building Department for review and permitting: 1. The new addition shall comply with the Standard Building Code, 1988 Edition, Table 600, with regards to the distance between the new addition and the existing building. Ala~!' Cy- AC:ald ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 90- 309CC December 21, 1990 TO: Christopher Cutro Director of Planning RECErVED DEe f) 1 ~ 1990 PLANNING Df.pT. ~ '. FROM: Vincent A. Finizio Administrative Coordinator of Engineering RE: TECHNICAL REVIEW BOARD COMMENTS CAPT. FRANK' S SEAFOOD MARKET In accordance with the provisions set forth in the City of Boynton Beach, Florida, Code of Ordinances, specifically Chapter 19-17, "Plan Required" and Chapter 5, Article X, "City of Boynton Beach Parking Lot Regulations", the applicant shall provide the following information, technical data and plan revisions. 1. Submit a site lighting plan consistant with the requirements of Section 5-l42(a), "Required Lighting" and Section 5-l42(g), "Lighting Standards". The lighting plan submission shall include photo-metrics depicting actual light illumination levels along pavement surfaces. 2. Provide a storm water drainage plan for the new parking facility. Submittal for the storm water drainage system shall include drainage calculations and percolation tests as required by Section 5-l42(f), "Drainage", including Section 5-l42(g), "Drainage Standards". 3. The paving and drainage plans shall be revised to include a suitable "free vehicular backup area" of 27 feet in accordance with Section 5-l42(g), "Parking Lot Construction Standards" and associated appendix. 4. Provide a parking lot striping plan which depicts striping details for standard and handicap stalls in accordance with the provisions set forth in Section 5-l42(k), "Handicap Requirements". 5. Provide construction elevations for the proposed parking lot addition in accordance with Section 5-l42(g), "Dimensions". 6. Provide raised continuous concrete curbing where parking stalls abut land- scaped areas in accordance with Section 5-l42(e), "Curbs and Car Stops". 7. Provide stop bars at points of egress in accordance with Section 5-l42(c), "Traffic Control". As the design does not allow for the placement of stop signs, the applicant shall provide in bold letters the word STOP applied to the surface of the pavement adjacent to the stop'bar in accordance with Department of Transportation Standards and the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. Additionally, the applicant shall apply internal directional arrows to facilitate the efficient movement of vehicular traffic through this facility. During the Technical Review Board meeting, the applicant agreed to apply directional arrows to route in one direction, vehicular traffic pass the facade of the building in a west bound direction only, insuring this action with the additional application of a DO NOT ENTER sign. 8. The applicant shall indicate on his plans the placement of wheel stops at all standard and handicap parking stalls in accordance with Section 5-l42(e), "Car Stops". During recent discussions, the City Manager, J. Scott Miller, City Attorney, James Cherof and previous Interim Director of Planning, Tim Canon, it was determined that the applicant shall not be responsible to modify the existing facility relative to stormwater treatment, nor shall the applicant be responsible to apply for a variance for backing out of a parking facility into a public right-of-way, as the City of Boynton Beach has previously issued permits for said construction. con't..... ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 90-309CC con' t. TECHNICAL REVIEW BOARD COMMENTS CAPT. FRANK.' S SEAFOOD MARKET The Engineering Department, for the City of Boynton Beach, is available to meet with the Architect and Engineer in order to bring this submission into compliance with our City's Code of Ordinances. G .;.~L=&= Vincent A. Finizio VAF/ck cc: J. Scott Miller, City Manager MEMORANDUM POLICE # 90-0170 TO: Mr. Chris Cutro FROM: Lt. Dale S. Hammack RE: Capt. Franks DATE: December 21, 1990 As per our discussions at the Technical Review Board meeting of December 20, 1990, I am recommending the following: 1. Stop bar and stop sign at exit. (City Ord. 5-142C) 2. Driveway one way West bound and signage One Way, Do Not Enter, and directional pavement arrows in appropriate locations. (City Ord. 5-142C) 3. Though not a requirement, I recommend that double sliding glass doors be replaced with a window with metal frames and small panes for security purposes. ifo~~ Lt. Dale S. Hammack DSH/cgm MEMORl\NDUM Utilities #90-728 TO: Christopher Cutro Planning Director ~ FROM: John A. Guidry Director of Utilities DATE: December 20, 1990 SUBJECT: TRB Review - Capt. Frank's Seafood Market - Site Plan We can approve this project subject to the following conditions: 1. Show all utility easements. Provide recent survey. 2. Reduced pressure backflow preventers will be required on the water service. Indicate location, model and size. We recommend dual units in parallel so service is not interrupted during testing. If one exists, so indicate on your plans. .. "\J"('\ I1lD pCl~j- <d .l-J S 1 Y;::J~Jj tiC ~ ~ O€.p,. c:--- 19b bc: xc: Michael Kazunas Peter Mazzella RECREATION & PARK MEMORANDUM #90-626 TO: Chris Cutro, Planning Director RE: Capt. Frank's Seafood Market - Site Plan ~~ FROM: Kevin J. Hallahan, Forester/Environmentalist DATE: December 21, 1990 1. The plant list should specify what size, height and species are to be planted. 2. The SW corner of the site should be landscaped to buffer the parking lot from Boynton Beach Boulevard. KH:ad \ MINUTES - REGULAR CITY CQMMlSSTON MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER IS, 1992 c: 3. Review &n &ppe&l by Rich&rd P&rsons to delete & tenmin&l 1&ndscap1ng island in the parking &re& of C&pt&in Fr&nk's Se&food located at 435 West Boynton Beach Boulevard. Mr. Cutro made the presentation and explained that Mr. Parsons appeared before the Commission several meetings ago to plead his case regarding expansion of a nonconfonm1ng business. There is no nonconfonm1ng issue at this time. After a number of meetings, Mr. Parsons submitted a plan. Staff responded with comments regarding what needed to be rectified. After approximately five months of discussions, Mr. Parsons rectified the plan. More conversations took place bet- ween Mr. Parsons and Mike Haag and Mr. Parsons was advised that he would have to appeal th1s. Mr. Cutro stated that the tenn1nal 1s1ands are to cut down the size of the dri- veway, make a safer ingress and egress and provide for the landscaping which the City has not wanted to waive or remove from most site plans. Without the ter- minal islands, there will be a 47' wide driveway. There is no justification to remove the islands. The sight distance problems raised by Mr. Parsons are false. The hedges and trees can be trimmed. The Planning and Development Board recommended denial of this request. Richard Parsons. 435 Boynton Beach Boulev&rd. Boynton Be&ch. said he is con- cerned w1th the safety and legal liab11ity. He stated that because of changes in the Code, he 1s now requ1red to f1t the landscape islands into the entrance. His engineer and architect adv1sed him this is an unsafe propos1t10n. There is also a 11ne of s1ght v1s1b1lity hindrance and 1t is the opin10n of several pro- fess10nals that it will be unsafe w1th the islands. The lot 1s too small and already contains more landscaping than what 1s required by Code. However, he is willing to install more landscaping at a safer location on the site. He claimed that no precedent will be set by granting this request because every site has its own limitations. He feels the proposed east island is more dangerous than the west because of the proximity to the 1-95 entrance ramp, proximity to Galaxy Elementary School and the fact that no traffic signals exist 1n the area. Mr. Parsons and Galaxy Elementary School have petitioned the D.O.T. for a review. To date, there have been no accidents because of the design. He feels these landscape islands will create a hazard. He stated he is striving to keep his site as safe as possible and requested consideration for the special conditions of this case. In response to Commissioner Aguila'S question, Mr. Cutro stated the Code has been in effect for at least five years. Commissioner Aguila measured and has no doubt that both islands will fit. On the east, there is 26.38' of which 17' will be used by a required handicap space. There is 4 1/3' of landscaping which is adjacent to the south side of the building which leaves 5.38' for the island. There is no physical reason why the landscaping material or the island cannot be put on the west. Motion Comm1ssioner Aguila moved that Mr. Parsons provide both landscaping islands on either s1de of the western-most entry drive and coordinate w1th the Plann1ng Department on the landscaping mater1al to make sure that the visibility is left open. When the hand1cap space is moved close to the bu1ld1ng, a wheel stop will be installed and that dr1ve w1ll no longer be used. Vice Mayor Matson seconded the motion. Comm1ssioner Hanmening asked if Gee and Jenson reviewed this request. Mr. Staudinger said he has not looked at it lately, but about two years ago he d1scussed th1s with Mr. Parsons. He is not 1n favor of removing the'islands because he does not agree that 1t 1s safer to have a 48' driveway than 1t 1s to have landscaped islands and a 24' dr1veway. The motion carried 5-0. %e City of 'Boynton 'Beacn 100 'E. 'Boynton 'Beadi. 'Boukvanl P.O. 'Bo:(310 'Boynton 'BeaGn., 1'foritia 33435-0310 City:JlaU.. (407) 734-8111 ~JJlX: (407) 738.7459 Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested #P 210 840 859 OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER January 25, 1993 Bailey's Home Services, Inc. 402 East Ocean Avenue, Bay #5 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Re: Notice of Violation (*) Permit 191-1348 Captain Frank's Sea~ood Dear Mr. Bailey: Please be advised that your most recent scheduled inspection of improvements made by you at the above referenced site, has failed. Attached for your review and consideration is a "Red-Tag" Notice of Violation which states the areas of noncompliance with approved plans held in the custody of the Building Official. Corrections shall be made as noted and a reinspect ion scheduled as soon as possible. Inspections shall be scheduled by telephoning the following number: (407) 738-7483. Thank you in advance of your anticipated cooperation in this matter. Very truly yours, THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH FLORIDA ~~~.~. Vincent A. Finizio ~ Administrative Coordinator of Engineering cc: J. Scott Miller, Ci~ Manager w. Richard staudinger, P.E. Don Jaeger, Building Official Christopher Cutro, Planning Director (*) A quantity of one (1) Notice of Violation was provided to the owner. RECEIVED J ~ N 2 b ;S:J: CITY MANAGER'S OFF!CE :imerica~- gateway to the (juifstream ( ( r {' r CRIMMINS CO., INC., Ft. Lauderdale, FL, (305\ 771'1325 "t:'~.::: __ Captain Frank's Seafood/Bailey's Home Sve., Ine 402 E. Ocean Ave.. Ba,. 5 .aoyncon lleacb.. E.1. ;uCS- PfRMIT NO. 91-1348 NOT APPROVED CORRECTIONS MUST BE MADE AS NOTED BELOW ADDRESS 435 West Boynton Beach Boulevard l.DT I Bl.OCK SUBDIVISION , , o BLDG. 0 ELEe. 0 MECH. 0 'lBG. IJI Site Plan Insp. Work DOt in ccmfoJ:II8IICe with approved plans: cape cur at ton :9 . DOt 2) Stop sign in 8l1li8 islAnds DOt installed. 3) Irr1.gat1.on in 8l1li8 islAn~e not installed. 4) '.Andsca1>>e _ter1al in S8II8 1s1 Jande DOt installed. S) HAndicap stall 1Iis1ocated. 61 HAndil!Ap 81.1" not At ~rQ1'riate he1.Cht (84" to bottoa of sip). 71 '.AndAcape mat",rfAl obsl!'Drfnl RAndicap sip. 8) The word "STOP" DOt stenciled under stop bar. . 0 STOP WORK! ,[!; VIOLATION! CORRECT AS NOTED : Iii REiNSPECTION FEE OF $25.00 MUSi 8E PAID (*) IN PERSON AT THE BUILDING DEPARTME,rr r rx: CALL 738-7483 FOR REINSPECTION 8:C()'~::::J ~ cm OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLCRID:~/ 7 I CAfE 1/25/93 (*) per Bldg. Off. & C/Mg~~;:l . - ~__"-]l'~ White. File Copy I C~n.ry . Inspector's Copy I Pink. Qfficlt Copy; Whitt T;g . ~oo \~~;;'I "'ft)~::,. .._- ~~J-'~' . , ' ~~...,l""'''' ;' ~ ._.,~:~J~!"i!!?~-:~fP"~:n"::.'~~~ .~. .'...,~..~,"". ~J.~:l~.;...~ ~ . crft' 011 IO~ UM::B,' TO: Chri. cutro DATB August 18, 1992 DEPARTMENT Planning Jilt OTHER o o o APPROPRIATE ACTION ~ EVALUATION/RECOMMENDATION [J FOR YOUR FILES [J ACTION DESIRED PRIOR TO FOR YOUR INFORMATION NOTE AND RETURN SUBJECT: CAPTAIN FRANK'S SEAFOOD Attached hereto please find a copy of a letter dated August 13, 1992, from Richard F. Parsons, Captain Frank's Seafood; reguesting the use of red clay roof tiles for his building located at 435 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. As noted in Mr. Parsons' letter, the Building Department has in fact denied the use of these tiles, and have insisted that he use only asphalt shingles or cedar shakes. If the denial of the Building Department is based upon the City's Community Design Standards, then in fact, Mr. Parsons need be advised of the appeal process to the Planning and Development Board regarding use of materials. I would ask that you please handle this matter appropriately. this office advised. Thank you. , ,- pt" Please keep --- I _ , A'\ \ i l 'I I '::'< . '1 V" ~ -~- '.. ~/ " ...:'N ~~ . " ...~.\l ',_-,'~ '....'" ' ./ co'" ',\ \,y ::- ~. i. \, ,\ I :...~. (\ \\\\ '.~<<t · [ ... 1\,\).... \~ . \94 ;:> 't>" '\ ~ -:~ ' \ ~ ~~ ..."- , ~ ~ ~~"';>" 'Q~ ~-(" ..~,' r/'" "~ ~" ~/ v -,. ~ 90nl1'()~ ~'(-/ .,.,.-;"'tl"""!1uD m "" r \' 4 ~,j .AU" l';~jO.,:~~"\J"~"";~!"\ . , ': II; r JSM: j b Attach. cc: Mayor & City Commission Don Jaeger, Building Official v Richard Parsons .-- , ~J -(, :::5C-' 7:l'" . RBSPONSB: TO: PLEASE SEE ATTACHED. Date (Action Completed) 8/20/92 Signature k " ~ Jaeger I 'J..':'~-: ~. . } _ ' _ -" ,_. -, ., i' ~ ~ _+ A.... 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'\\lti · Richard F. Parsons Capt. Frank's Seafood 435 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, FL 33435 (407) 732-3663 August 13, 1992 City of Boynton Beach: In keeping with the upgrades the city is making in Boynton Beach, our business would like to use red clay barrel roof tiles. We are trying to upgrade our site which currently has white cement roof tiles. Should we be approved to use the red clay roof tiles, we feel our building would complement the red paver blocks being used on the median strips in front of our business and along Boynton Beach Blvd. The building department has denied us approval to use these tiles. They have insisted that we use only asphalt shingles or cedar shakes which would make our building look like a "barracks". This description was given recently by the City to the asphalt shingles that a nearby business wished to use; the owner has, since then, upgraded to red clay barrel roof tiles. As a business that is proud to be in Boynton Beach, we want our building to look attractive and well-kept, rather than like a barracks. It is imperative that my request be approved as quickly as possible in order to prevent possible damage to the construction already under way. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. Please contact me at the above address and/or phone number. . SEP 1 PLANNING DEPT. ~lY Richard RECEIVED f ~7?La t5~ ~' Yr~ <-[lJ /1:f il CQadey's ~ SeatlleeI. ~IlCOlpoaated PHONE 407n32-121~ ~~~~ ~ },.{~_ ).LL- Florida State Certified General Contractor 7241 402 EAST OCEAN AVENUE, BOYNTON BEACH. FLORIDA 3343~ January 27, 1993 ~~~ ~~. 0~ If 2., /1.3 City of Boynton Beach 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Atten: Don Jaeger RE: Site Plan Permit #91-1348 Dear Don, My client, Captain Franks Seafood Market, has instructed me to delete the landscape islands adjacent to Boynton Beach Blvd. If these landscape curbs and islands are installed, it appears that the seafood market will be violating a Florida State Statute, as per the enclosed D.O.T. communication. Provided the curbings and other items associated with the islands are deleted from the site plan, this permit can be finaled within the next 30 days. We will submit a site plan modification at your request. From this day forward I would prefer any communications to me regarding Captain Frank's Seafood Market to be mailed to me or it can be faxed to me at 407-738-7916. "-... nt cc: J. Scott Miller, City Manager Vincent A. Finizio, Engineering Coordinator w. Richard Staudinger, P.E. Richard Parsons Jeff Tomberg, Attorney ITAn 01' 1"L0flIDA omtMTIIINT 01' ~ATlOII PERMITTEE NONCONFORMANCE VIOLATION OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES AND FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE AND NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE (Pursu.nt to Clulpt.,120.nd 337, FlorId. S........) .... ..... ."..",.. III-. RICHARD PARSONS (Neme, Date: JANUARY 22. 1993 435 WEST BOYNTON BEACH BT.vn. (AcId_) Permit Class/Category: II (Clly) BOUNTON BEACH. FL. 33435 (StIoIe) Permit No.: N/A (Zip, YOU ARE HEREBY ADVISED: Pursuant to the applicable provisions of the Florida Statutes and Florida Administrative Code, you are hereby charged: 1. ' That the facility at the site Idontified below, is in violation of those provisions of the Florida Statutes and the Florida Administrative Code cited herein, for the reasons indicated: SITE IDENTIFICATION VIOLATIONS STATE ROAD NO. SECTION NO. FLORIDA STATUTE 335 804 93200 FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE 14-96 & 14-97 MILE POST NO, CONSTRUCTION JOB NO DESCRIPTION OF VlOLATlON(S) N/A CLEAR SIGHT DISTANCE WITH 8.332 LANDSCAPING AT STOP SIGN/BAR COUNTY STATION NO, (CONDITIONED) INTERSECTION PALM BEACH GEOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION N/W CORNER SRR804 & NW 4TH STREET 2. You must comply with the applicable provisions of the said Statute(s) and Code(s) within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, and written notice of compliance be furnished to: MAINTENANCE'ENGlNEER Florida Department of Transportation 6401 OKEECHOBEE BLVD. (Melll"lI Add_, WEST PALM BEACH. FL. 33417 (Clly) 151.'.) (Zip) or, in the alternative, an administrative hearing under Section 120.57, Florida Statutes, must be requested ~ you within thirty (30) days of the date of this notice. The submitted hearing request shall give a brief statement setting forth the reason(s) for review. At the Administrative ~earing you will be required to SHOW CAUSE why your permit should not be revoked. Such hearing request must be furnished to: The Clerk of Agency Proceedings Florida Department of Transportation Mail Station 58 605 Suwannee Street Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0458 In either case, if you fail to comply within the thirty (30) day period above and fall to request an admlnistrz:.lle hearing then the described vlolatlon(s) shall be considered true; and the Department of Transportation re~ ... the right to take such action as the law permits, including but not limited to the revocation of your pe-.Tlt. HEREIN FAIL NOT, Dated this 22ND day of .TA'NIJARY ,19 93 B.:. ~ ~ '":D.(~ ~ TITLE: PERMITS ENGINEER By: -~ BUILDING DEPARTMENT 100 E. Boynton Beach B1vd. P.o. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33425 Phone: (407) 738-7480 t.h 4" _ I ~r~' January 28, 1993 Derle B. Bailey, President Bailey's Home Services, Incorporated 402 E. Ocean Avenue Boynton Beach, FL 33435 RE: CAPT. FRANK'S SEAFOOD Dear Mr. Bailey: I am in receipt of your letter regarding site improvement permit #91-1348. This permit had received three extensions from this office, with the last extension expiring on October 26, 1992. Inasmuch as the work authorized by this permit has been suspended for a period exceeding six months, this permit has become invalid, consistent with Section 103.6.1 of the Standard Building Code, 1991 Edition. Any additional site construction work will require securing a site improvement permit for the work remaining in order to comply with the approved site plan. Any request to amend the approved site plan must be addressed to our Planning Department for processing. The permit for the commercial addition, #91-1785, remains active; however, please be advised that a Certificate of Occupancy cannot be issued for this structure if the site does not comply with the approved site plan documents. Further, this addition cannot be occupied without the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. Failure to continue timely construction of the addition will cause this permit to become invalid consistent with the above referenced code section. Permit #93-0135 for sealcoating and restriping can be approved only when the site is striped in accordance with the approved site plan, with the inclusion of any additional City requirements. If my office can assist you in completing the construction in compliance with the approved site plan and City code requirements, please do not hesitate to advise. Don eger Bui! 'ng Official RECEIVED DJ:bh xc: Richard Parsons, Capt. Frank's Seafood J. Scott Miller, City Manager James Cherof, City Attorney Richard Staudinger, City Engineer Chris Cutro, Planning Director Vince Finizio, Administrative Coordinator of Engineering Milt Duff, Chief Plans Reviewer Don Johnson, Building Compliance Administrator JAM 29 PLANNiNG DEPT. PHONE 407/732-1213 CBalQey'g 9JoMe gelulcas, 91lcolpolated Florida State Certified General Contractor 7241 January 27, 1993 402 EAST OCEAN AVENUE, BOYNTO,N BEACH, FLQ~435 .', ~/'r~~ , 0,'..)1 ~~~0"'F~/\~ ~' ' ~, $<~:'---" ::j ,;-~,:," , 1-; i.;" ,.:Li " '. '-: !S~ .JAN 2 7 1993 ~ \~~ ~'l\'.'_~l~\!~ ,'-. .', , \.: -,-~,- ": L .~.,," : ltJ 'C', c,...".., ,," ,"- -~";'.'.')'J'~n.""\,"'" ....", ...., ~ ....c........ f ./ ev, N City of Boynton Beach 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Atten: Don Jaeger RE: Site Plan Permit #91-1348 Dear Don, My client, Captain Franks Seafood Market, has instructed me to delete the landscape islands adjacent to Boynton Beach Blvd. If these landscape curbs and islands are installed, it appears that the seafood market will be violating a Florida State Statute, as per the enclosed D.O.T. communication. Provided the curbings and other items associated with the islands are deleted from the site plan, this permit can be finaled within the next 30 days. We will submit a site plan modification at your request. From this day forward I would prefer any communications to me reqarding Captain Frank's Seafood Market to be mailed to me or it can be faxed to me at 407-738-7916. Sin~y, erre B. Bailey - ,pres' ent cc: J. Scott Miller, City Manager Vincent A. Finizio, Engineering Coordinator w. Richard Staudinger, P.E. Richard Parsons Jeff Tomberg, Attorney STATI! M 1'L0000A oePUTIIINT M TIIIANPOIlTAnoN PERMITTEE NONCONFORMANCE VIOLATION OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES AND FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE AND NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE (Purwu_nt to Ch_pt., 120 _net 337, Floffda StMut..) lIOIIII ...,. lIT1UNS .,. To: MR. RICHARD PARSONS Date: JANUARY 22. 1993 (Nam.1 435 WEST BOYNTON BEACH BT.vn. (Add"") Permit Class/Category: II Perm~o.: (Cily) BOUNTON BEACH. FL. 33435 (S'a'a) N/A (Zip) YOU ARE HEREBY ADVISED: Pursuant to the applicable provisions of the Florida Statutes and Florida Administrative Code, you are hereby charged: 1. ThElt the facility at the site idontifiec! below, is in violation of those provisions of the Florida Statutes and the Florida Administrative Code cited herein, for the reasons indicated: SITE IDENTIFICATION V10LATtONS STATE ROAD NO. SECTION NO. FLORIDA STATUTE 335 804 93200 FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE 14-96 & 14-97 MILE POST NO. CONSTRUCTION JOB NO DESCAIPTtON OF V10LATtON(S) 8.332 N/A CLEAR SIGHT DISTANCE WITH LANDSCAPING AT STOP SIGN/BAR COUNTY STATION NO, (CONDITIONED) INTERSECTION PALM BEACH GEOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION N/W CORNER SR#S04 & NW 4TH STREET 2. You must comply with the applicable provisions of the said Statute(s) and Code(s) within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, and written notice of compliance be furnished to: MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Florida Department of Transportation 6401 OKEECHOBEE BLVD. (MaUlno Add....' WEST PALM BEACH. FL. 33417 ICllyl (Sta'.1 'Zip) or, in the alternative, an administrative hearing under Section 120.57, Florida Statutes, must be requested by you within thirty (30) days of the date of this notice. The submitted hearing request shall give a brief statement setting forth the reason(s) for review. At the Administrative Hearing you will be required to SHOW CAUSE why your permit should not be revoked. Such hearing request must be furnished to: The Clerk of Agency Proceedings Florida Department of Transportation Mail Station 58 605 Suwannee Street Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0458 In either case, if you fail to comply within the thirty (30) day period above and fail to request an administrative hearing then the described vlolation(s) shall be considered true; and the Department of Transportation reserves the right to take such action as the law permits, including but not limited to the revocation of your permit. HEREIN FAIL NOT, Dated this 22ND day of .JANUARY ,19-2L ii~~ TITLE: PERMITS ENGINEER at.711 By: PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM #92-184 FROM: J. Scott Miller c~a~ Christopher Cutro Planning & Zoning Director TO: DATE: September 10, 1992 RE: Capt. Frank's Seafood Community Design Plan Waiver Richard Parsons, the owner of Capt. Frank's Seafood Restaurant, is requesting that he be allowed to replace his existing roof with red barrel tile. This request was reviewed by the Planning and Development Board at its meeting of September 8, 1992 and forwarded to the City Commission with a recommendation of approval. This item has been scheduled for City Commission review on September 15, 1992. CC/jm Att. A:CAPFRANK.JM 7Bl COMMUNITY DESIGN PLAN REVIEW CAPT. FRANK'S SEAFOOD PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM FROM: Planning and Development Board ~JL--Q7 Christopher Cutro Planning & Zoning Director TO: DATE: September 3, 1992 RE: Capt. Frank's Seafood Richard Parsons, the owner of Capt. Frank's Seafood, located at 435 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard, is in the process of remodeling and repairing the existing structure on the property. Mr. Parsons wishes to replace the existing cement tile roof with a red barrel tile roof. The subject property is located at the west end of an area designated Coastal Village in the community design plan. However, the type of roofing material that Mr. Parsons wishes to install is not recommended for use in the Coastal Village design. The Boynton Beach corridor west of Seacrest Boulevard and east of I-95 lacks any architectural style. On the north side of the street, there is one building with a barrel tile roof. On the south side are two structures that have elements of a Mediterranean style, however, these structures do not dominate the architecture of the corridor. We would ask that the Board make a recommendation as to whether or not Mr. Parsons should be allowed to install the red barrel tile on his structure. This recommendation will be reviewed by the City Commission. CC/jm Att. A:FRANK'S.JM ~.~__,]_l:~~;_~,. ~~I'~-:~;~--~=;~-~ti\~--~"--'-J ,-- .' ....-=:[ .::::::;'.~ ~ ~f " ~ / '''-r, ! ~.._~~~ ~~~~"'J : k~~~. ____ ~ ~ ~j ~!i;t ~~_..7.~~ _ -r---' ~ ~ vJ,,- 'J"~"""""~ -,.... " ~~ l--rrl;' ~---r-c -;, ,-- ~""~:'... "".,: l~J~~.~~:~-- ~: ;~I';~~ ..... I ..t- il~- .#rll~ ~: r '." r.::....;s~LJ.~,"....~~4.=-..~, !.,'::" ""..., _'~ :&~N~'~~...I,;Jo. ;;"'::.:.::- ,".. ~ d } <"~Cd~l(1~\'t ~:.., ~ ,: I 1'\" , :;:..~~l~ '~~K~q~~~-'L,; ~~,_.J .' -; -"~'?t:~ '1I,~l; - c.. ~ -...,~~~~~- - ~ "c:.:ct'~ _ --~'-' ""'.-""""'"f '1;1 ~1I - - - 1 Ii' ;.; . . - _:~--: .~. -e~ 0-4""': .._;J....:.."'--,.~\::;~~~\ t1i~ '/ I .., _...->~ ~ ~ __~ _Fj.- ""~1 _ '-, ''', ~'--,""~,~' <e. ~,,' ~',' ..' _ . .....".~...__~.,- ~~.;:<l. .~~ ~--.. "I, i to. . \ \ . '-. , al' 1 :3'-~~stm" -," <ll:: - "~I \ ; ',.\\" I', '!_"~~,,' ...,:.4? ~,_' , ,', '.", \ "-;"r-. 4H<"~""~",,,- ..,.-~"" f, ';,\ ~ ~"- Richard F. Parsons ~~~;i}?k: ", . ;!~~~;:~~;i~~SE~:~:~;~d. ,j,>r..:~,"" " < .....- ' ~ ""~,;;t:: \:,--, . \..'~i' ,. .... '!~~. " \ ~,f.' . ""r- ~ ~ August 13, 1992 City of Boynton Beach: In keeping with the upgrades the city is making in Boynton Beach, our business wouLd like to use red clay barrel roof tiles. We are trying to upgrade our site which currently has white cement roof tiles. Should we be approved to use the red clay roof tiles, we feel our building would complement the red paver blocks being used on the median strips in front of our business and along Boynton Beach Blvd. The building department has denied us approval to use these tiles. They have insisted that we use only asphalt shingles or cedar shakes which would make our building look like a "barracks". This description was given recently by the City to the asphalt shingles that a nearby business wished to use; the owner has, since then, upgraded to red clay barrel roof tiles. As a business that is proud to be in Boynton Beach, we want our building to look attractive and well-kept, rather than like a barracks. It is imperative that my request be approved as quickly as possible in order to prevent possible damage to the construction already under way. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. Please contact me at the above address and/or phone number. RECEIVED SEP I - PLANNING DEPT~ \. ~J:::4;p: ~ ~~~ ~ ~ ytJrr (J? q/ /9~ t.th 11ie; City of 'Boynton 'Beacli 1 00 ~ 'lJoynt4n 'lJuu:.F.. 'Boukvara P.O. 'lJ~310 'Boynton 'Buu:.F.., nona.a 33425-0310 (407) 738-7480 1".9lX: (407) 738-7459 'Builtlino '1Jepart~nt, City Ha[[ CompWc. 'West 'J1..ino July 24, 1991 Gene Moore P.O. Box 910 Boynton Beach, FL 33425-910 Dear Gene: I am in receipt of your letter of July 23, 1991 regarding Captain Frank's Seafood, Inc. There are some minor discrepancies contained in this letter and the correct facts are as follows: 1. The addition to the building at 435 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard was , permitted as a separate and stand-alone office occupancy. 2. Consistent with our Comprehensive Plan, this office can only be issued an Occupational License if a separate and distinct legal entity is occupying this portion of the structure. 3. The City Commission is currently considering the rezoning of the property in order to maintain consistency with the adopted Comprehensive Plan. Should the rezoning not be approved, the Comprehensive Plan must be amended. 4. The retail use at Captain Frank's Seafood, Inc. is currently a nonconforming use which cannot be expanded except in conformity with the Comprehensive Plan and current zoning regulations. I hope this clarifies the issue for you and if I can be of further assistance, please advise. Sincerely, RECEIVED Zoning Director JUl 24 PLANNII'.JG DEPT. - - DJ:bh XC: Richard Parsons, Captain Frank's Seafood, Inc. James Cherof, City Attorney Chris Cutro, Planning Director Michael Haag, Zoning & Site Development Administrator Central files FRANK. DOC .. J'lmencas gate.way to tlie. gulfstream ,MAIUNG ADDRESS P.O. BOX 910 BOYNTON BEACH. FLORIDA 330425.910 GENE MOORE LAWYER ':JURIS DOClOR" EXEClTI'IVE STAFF ARLENE V. MARSH BARBARA A. RANTA MARIE MATALLANA DEBORAH M. AlTHOUSE JUNE DEGEORGE SUSAN STEWART July 23, 1991 OFFICE lOCATION FIRST FINANCIAL PLAZA. SUITE 409 639 EAST OCEAN AVENUE BOYNrON BEACH. FLORIDA 33435 ..- ex>-............ ~ \:" 0.)"" ~~' r..'r aOYJ.Jra ~ 4;r 4' 'I'll'} II' , ". . (I :.. 1~! f'.~:" \'\S~ l;,.) {" ,I I,. ~ , I "L' I '/" t, '-0 a... V ~ .. ~ :"" Ie J'" .....U'_ ,~ i..... 2 J i9gn ~ '< _. ' ~ 1.~ E..:~U:~~ltlG , (.') - ,. ~,r "~ I ' ," ~'~~'''' ~Jr,.lv" '- lJ"<:' '':','.1 !;tAl;.l, ~\, TELEPHONE: 407-734-2424 TELECOPIER: 407-734-2497 Don Jaeger Building Official Boynton Beach City Boynton Beach, FL Hall 33435 Re: Captain Frank's Seafood, Inc. Dear Don; This is to confirm the fact that building permit has been officially issued by your Department in connection with Captain Frank's' building addition for storage purposes, and that there is ongoing rezoning on the property pursuant to direction of the City Commission under date of July 17, 1990, which will render entire property and buildings thereon as a conforming use. cc: Jim Cherof Richard Parsons assistance in this Thank you very much for your matter. GM/avm MAIliNG ADDRESS P,O, BOX 910 BOYNTON BEACH, FIDRIDA 33425-910 GENE MOORE LAWYER ")URIS DOCTOR" omCE LOCATION FIRST FINANCIAL PLAZA, SUITE 409 639 EAST OCEAN AVENUE BOYNTON BEACH, FIDRIDA 33435 TELEPHONE: 407-734-2424 TELECOPIER: 407-734-2497 EXECUTIVE STAFF ARLENE V. MARSH BARBARA A. RANTA MARIE MAULLANA DEBORAH M. AIIHOUSE JUNE DEGEORGE SUSAN STEWART May 7, 1991 Don Jaeger, Building Official and Chris Cutro, Planning Director Boynton Beach City Hall Re: Capt' Frank's Seafood 435 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard, Boynton Beach Gentlemen: My office represents Richard Parsons d/b/a Capt' Frank's Seafood, located at 435 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard, Boynton Beach. I was personally a member of the City Commission when his expansion project was approved on at least two occasions, including formal action by the Technical Review Board, as more particularly set forth in Building Department Memorandum #90-555, dated December 27, 1990, together with attachments thereto. Mr. Parsons has advised me that the City has repeatedly impeded his ability to proceed as authorized, and that he has incurred damages in excess of $100,000.00 predicated upon your negligence and malicious actions. He has further advised me that there is a Staff meeting scheduled for 10:00 a.m. this morning, at which you are attempting to "circle the wagons" in an attempt to further damage my client. and that my client was "not welcome" to attend said meeting. This is to advise you that unless all permits are issued immediately, that suit will be filed against the City and the Members of the Technical Review Board individually, for compensatory and punitive damages to the maximum jurisdictional limits of the Court. Kindly govern yourselves /' / t/ene Moore , , GM/am cc: Jim Cherof c'!"! ,~~. d ~-"~,,;rr ',.. ~ , f'W=lY-1:3-'91 15:24 ID: JOSIFlS FtID tiHN 'fa I'(): 9734232 a03J P02 r~ .t.).~ JOSJ....s & GOBlnf, P.A. .'!'TO"'~E"8 AT I.AW SI.IITI IQO )0.. UST <;O.......~QCI...1. .OVI.[VA"'O FoaT LA()'DERt>ALE. FLORIDA BB30e ~ ~~11 .T~\(~N I. .;0...... $."'..11. S 00.&'" J4MI. A. C"'IIIIO" .0.....1.. J DOOt>T ....c....o..c (30.) .,."...00 ""." alAC.. t"O'l} a".. .~oo l'..e.,"I\.[ 130~) 77: 4QI3 Hay 13, 1991 _!rD.'" Irr. c.z.olo. "'Te..~1.1. ., I<Ill...rT .JAY c, i0oi1.1.5......... .......,I.[ ... Tl:1I~". SCOTT,J '.............. Gene Moore, S.quire P.O. Box 910 Boynton &each, ~L 3342'-0'10 ae: capt# Franlt#. seato04 - 43' W. BOynton Beaoh Boulevard, BRYn ton ~.ach Dear Gen.: Following reoeip~ Of your Kay 7, 1991, letter I have reviewed the documentation provided by the buildin9, planninq, and en9ineering departments with respect to the abov.-referenced property. Add1~1onally, I am advi..d that your client i. currently a~~empt1nq to obtain the issuance ot a building permit to construct a free atandinq office which he advis.. will be used by a separate bu.in.... I am ot the opinion that your cli.nt has not yet cObplied with the original TaB conditions. I base this determination on the tollowin~ information: 1. On December 20, 1990, the Technical Review Board reviewed plans submitted by Richard Parsons aeeking to expand a nonconforming use on the property. Thos. plans depicted an add- on storage area to the ex1stinq structure. Mr. Parsons attended the TRB aeeting and confirmed to tho.. prQsen~ that the addition was tor the expansion of the exist1no U.., to..wit, a retail establi.hment. 2. Bas.d upon ~h. application, the 4ooumentation submitted, and your Client'. r.precontationa, the various departllents generat.ad mellorandum ..ttincJ forth their conoerno. In .ssence the TRB action required upgrades to parklnq, landseapinq, draina9. and lighting. Your olient was advised that a variance procedure was available through the Board of Adjuat.ent and Appeal.. 3. Your olient later aubmitted .oditied plans which adelressed, in part, the '1'RB COJlUllenta and which showed a tree ctandinliJ ottioe structure. It app.a~ that the.. plans were aubmitta<l to remedy a Code violat.ion Which x-eBulted trom the oommenoement ot renovation. to the parkinq lot. The renovat1ons ver. oOllUllenced without Do building- permit. 'jf" ,n~' MAY ~ . PL.A,; i i' a ,; ,..'. ~._,...,...".-,,~ mY-13-'91 15:25 ID:JOSIAS ~ GCFEN TEL t<):9734232 =033 P03 Gene Moo~, B.quir. Hay 13, 1991 PD9. 2 4. A. noted in Plannin9 DepartDent MellO dated April 26, 1991, the Planning- Department's approval ot the .ite plan was limited solely to the new parking area. other departments confirm that their review and approval was limited to the parking lot expansion. 5. Your Client has made numerous inquiries or staff with respect to the construction of a separate free standing structure as depicted on the rev1sed s1te plan and to be used as otfice space for an unrelated business. It appears that this use would be pet'1l18s1ble under the Zoninq Requlations subject to landscapinq, drainaqe and lighting upgrades. 6. There are currently no approved plans which would perm1t the construction of a free standing ottice structure. The plans which have been signed off by the City pel"1llit only the repaving of the existing parkinq and should not be construed as a waiver of previous .tart comments. It your client will acknowledge the.e requirements his application for development can b. mov.d forward. If he assert. that the aiqn off on pavinQ allows construction of a new builcUnC) without addresa1nQ the landscapinQ, drainaqe and 11qhtinq upqrade., then we are at an impa.... If you feel there are other tacts ~at I should conQider and have not, I would appreciate it you would provide that information. I am available to meet with you and/or your client to further inve.tiqate the matter 80 that all conoornG may be addres.ed. I will b. in the City all atternoon on Tue.day, May 14, 1991. I have advised the City'. Buildin9 Ollioial that no applio5tion for pend t. .hould be prooesl!Ied for the oonstruotion of any struoture that would oxp5nd the no nforming use pendin9 JAY turther review of thl. matter. JAC/lllB L/e MOOD cc: J. scott Miller Chris Cutro Don Jaeger Vince Finizio f11u City of 'Boynton tJ3eacli _.'- - P/VC~ ~ '1!fmmi"B a Zonine'Departmen.t 100 ~ 'Boynton 'Beads. 'Bt1U.kvanl P.O. ~.HO 'Boynton. 'Buz&. :FfqrU(a 33425-0310 (40i) 738-7'490, 'fJU: (407) 738.7459 July 16, 1993 Richard Parsons Captain Frank's Seafood 435 West Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Dear Mr. Parsons, As you know, we were out on site inspecting your parking lot for compliance with your approved site plan this week (as amended by the City Commission). During our inspection we found the following deficiencies: 1. The hedge on the north side of the head in/backout parking on the east of the structure is missing plant material which should be replaced. 2. The hedge on the west side of the parking lot should be cleaned out and missing plant material replaced. 3. The hedge between the single family house on your property that should run the entire length of the fence is not complete. 4. The hedge at the front of the property (along Boynton Beach Boulevard) is missing plant material and needs to be filled in. 5. The landscape island at the southeast corner of the property is not five feet wide or 18 feet long as indicated on your plan. 6. The handicap space, handicap access, landscape island and driveway closure on the east side of the driveway from Boynton Beach Boyulevard have not been installed as per the approved site plan. At the time of our visit you indicated DOT has instructed you not to install the landscape island. I asked you to provide me with the name and person who you spoke to but you never provided us with that information. .'~m.eri.ca '-, Grluwau to the Guffstream ~-r--~jA-- PLAt~NING & ZONING MEMORANDUM NO. 93-237 FROH: J. Scott Miller, City Manager ~.J - ~ Christopher Cutro, Planning & Zoning Director TO: DATE: September 10, 1993 RE: Captain Frankls In July of 1993, I sent a letter to Richard Parsons asking him to rectify his site plan and complete the work required based on his site plan approval. At that time I threatened code enforcement action if he failed to comply. I have reviewed the site plan review ordinance and as I indicated earlier, I have no ability to cite Mr. Parsons under that code. He has an approved site plan for which a bUilding permit was properly issued. There is no penalty for not updating or rectifying a plan nor for not completing work approved by a site plan. If we have any ability to cite Mr. Parsons, I believe it will be because of building code violations such as using a structure that has no certificate of occupancy, doing work without a permit, etc. Don Jaeger and I have discussed this on occasion and he is more knowledgeable in the area of building codes and I would suggest discussing the matter with him. Since I am leaving the City, I would suggest that someone make a note to amend the site plan review ordinance to address such a situation although I must a~"it that in 20 years of planning and zoning work, this is the only time a situation like this has ever arisen. CC: frb C:93-237 - %e City of 'Boynton 'Beacfi _ ~J ~ M-J ,lJ ~ ---- 100 'E. 'Boynton 'Bead.. 'Boulevara P.O. 'B07(310 'Boynton 'Buzdi, 7forid'a 33425-0310 (407) 738.7480 7'JiIX: (407) 738-7459 'Buiftfing'Department, City:Jfa[[ CompWc. 'West 'Uing June 7, 1991 Richard Parsons Capt. Frank's Seafood 435 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Dear Mr. Parsons: This letter will serve to confirm the conversation we had in my office between Michael Haag, you and me today at 2:00 P.M. Plans were submitted for building permits consistent with your site plan approval. Certain inconsistencies were noted when these plans were reviewed for building code requirements and clarifications are now required on the plans. These comments were generated by the Building Department Plans Review staff and are currently in your possession. consistent with code requirements, your architect shpuld now amend your plans to comply with the comments and upon submittal of the revised plans consistent with code requirements, we will be able to issue you a permit for the stated improvements. Do Bu in our meeting that you,understand the process fully and when are correctly modified-with the proper documentation I anticipate a relatively short re-review and permit time we can be of further assistance, Pleasell~~~l,,~l) You stated your plans submitted, frame. If JUN 10 PLANN\I~G DEPT. Zoning Director - - DJ:bh xc: J. Scott Miller, City Manager James ,Cherof, City Attorney Chris Cutro, Planning Director Michael Haag, Site Development Administrator Milt Duff, Chief Plan Reviewer Central files .' PARSONS. DOC 5Imeri.c.a's qateway to tlie qulfstream t~ %e City of 'Boynton 'Beacli /~~ 100 'E. i}J;;~'Beadt310f}Joukvartf In: . /0:1,>,_, } . . o~ ~ ~, II 'Boynton i}Juun, 1"'foritfa 33425-0310 ~ :r::~;1:~8;;;~~59 'BuiUfing 'Department, City %:J[[ Comp~ 'West 'J1.iing June 14, 1991 Richard Parsons Capt. Frank's Seafood 435 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Dear Mr. Parsons: This letter will serve to document the conversation held in my office between Milt Duff, you and me today at 4:30 P.M. Your building plans were resubmitted June 13, 1991. They are currently in the process of being reviewed for code compliance. Certain discrepancies between these resubmitted plans and the initial approved site plans were noted by the Building Department Site Development Division. If you desire to modify your site plan, please submit proper documentation to our Planning Department for rereview. You have stated that you do not need to comply with technical code requirements for this project. This is not correct. State Statutes require us to review your plans consistent with minimum building codes. As soon as your plans comply with the approved site plan and technical code requirements, permits will be issued to your contractor. Sincerely, Zoning Director tiS . '0: uJ ~ 0 l'" (!) ~ pol ~ -oM Administrator U :z ~ z ~ :::> ::s -, 0.. DJ:bh xc: J. Scott Miller, City Manager James Cherof, City Attorney Chris Cutro, Planning Director Michael Haag, site Development Milt Duff, Chief Plan Reviewer Central files PARSONS.DOC Jlmericas gateway to tne (julfstream CITY of BOYNTON BEACH @ 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. P. O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33435.0310 14011134-8111 OFFICE OF THE PLANNING DIRECTOR November 19, 1990 Attn: Mr. Harold Blanchette H. L. Blanchette, Inc. 3133 Lake Worth Rd. Lake Worth, Fl 33461 RE: capt~in Frank's Fresh Seafood Market Dear Mr. Blanchette: Recently you submitted to Scott Miller, The City Manager, a set of plans for Captain Frank's Fresh Seafood Market for review. Approximately one week after that submittal I spoke to your client, the owner of the property, and I informed him that the site plan seemed to be acceptable to us, but that a complete set of plans must be submitted to the City to be reviewed by the Technical Review Board. It is my understanding that you met with Don Jaeger on approximately November 6, 1990 and he informed you of the submittal requirements for the Technical Review Board. Since we have not received any new plans, I am writing to you to reiterate that these new plans must contain the following: ... 1. Boundaries and dimensions of the parcel. -' 2. Scale, graphic scale, north arrow, and date. 3. Adjacent properties or land uses. 4. Pavement edge and/or right-of-way lines for all streets, alleys, sidewalks, turn lanes, driveways and unimproved rights-of-way wi thin one-hundred (100) feet of the site. Also, names of adjacent streets and rights-of-way. Mr. Harold Blanchette -2- Nov. 19, 1990 S. Location of all proposed structures, and any existing structures that are to remain on the site. 6. Setbacks of all structures (over 3 ft. in height) from property lines. 7. Use of each structure, indicated on the site plan. 8. Indication of height and number of stories of each structure. 9. Floor plans or typical floor plans for all structures. 10. Finish floor elevations of all structures. 11. Uses within each structure, indicated on floor plans. 12. Elevations or typical elevations of all structures; including materials, surface treatments, and color scheme of all exterior surfaces, including roofs. 13. Indication on site plan of location, orientation, and height of all freestanding signs and wall signs. 14. Location of walls and fences, and indication of their height, materials, and color. lS. A landscape plan, showing conformance with the Landscape Code and Tree Preservation Code, and showing adequate watering facilities. Plants must be keyed out according to species, size and quantity. It is my intention to take this proposed plan as quickly as possible to the Technical Review Board, and at the same time bring it forward as an expansion of a non-conforming use (which we are now preparing a text amendment for). This will enable your client to go forward for a building permit as soon as he is ready. I hope this letter is of' some help to you. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please feel free to call me. Yours truly, ~ t:tu~ CHRISTOPHER CUTRO, AICP Planning Director CC:frb C:CptFrank CiTY of BOYNTON BEACH ~ ~ ~ 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. P. o. BOI( 310 Boynton Beach, florlda 33435-0310 (4071734.8111 December 26, 1990 Mr. Richard Parsons 435 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, FL 33435 RE: captain Frank's Seafood Market - File No. 535 Administrative Site Plan (building and parking expansion) Dear Mr. Parsons: Please be advised of the following Planning Department comments with respect to the above-referenced request for an administra- tive site plan approval. The comments below, as well as the attached comments from other departments, will need to be addressed on revised copies of the drawings submitted for review, prior to the applying for a permit. This procedure is detailed in the attached letter of approval from the Planning Department: 1. Provide a survey. Appendix A - Zoning, Section 11.A.1. 2. Provide a unity of title for lots 130, 131 and the north 13 feet of lot 132 to be forwarded to the city Attorney for review prior to recording. 3. Complete pages 3 and 4 of the site plan application. 4. Provide a graphic scale on all drawings. Site plan application, page 5, item #2. 5. Since the addition is planned for an expansion of a nonconforming retail use, parking for the existing commercial building and addition is required at the rate of one parking space for every 200 square feet of gross floor area. The existing driveway can be credited toward the parking requirement for the residence of two spaces. Indicate these parking calculations on the site plan and application. 6. Since the addition is planned for an expansion of a nonconforming retail use rather than a principal office use, revise the proposed building use indicated on the site plan and application. Mr. Richard Parsons -2- December 26, 1990 .' 7. Provide a traffic control plan. Section 11.A.4. Appendix A - Zoning, 8. Although the four existing parking spaces that back out into N.W. 4th Street (not permitted by current code) are legal, as determined by the Engineering Department, it is recommended that these spaces be removed for safety reasons. 9. Approval of this request is contingent upon adoption of the ordinance proposed to permit expansion of nonconforming uses. If the adopted ordinance does not provide for variances to be waived for the nonconformities which exist at the subject site (minimum driveway distance from intersections, backing up into rights-of-way, minimum access aisle width, and landscaping), this request shall be rereviewed by the Technical Review Board for code compliance. " ~ T~~'2. tjh Attachments A:CaptFran xc: Chronological File 1 'Ine City'of 1?oynton 'Beach 100 'E. 'Boynton 'Bcadi 'Boulevara 1'.0. 'Bo.t.31O 'Boynton 'Bcadi, 'Jloritfa 33425-0310 (ity:1{al[; (./071 /34 -8111 1>lX: (40;-) /38-i459 OFFICE OF THE PLANNING DIRECTOR December 28, 1990 Attn: Mr. Richard Parsons Capt. Frank's Seafood Market 435 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, FI 33435 RE: Captain Frank's Seafood Market - Administrative Site Plan File No. 535 Dear Mr. Parsons: Please be advised that on Thursday, December Technical Review Board approved the referenced site plan, subject to staff comments, copies attached. 20, 1990, the administrative of which are These plans were approved subj ect to your compliance with the attached stipulations and must now be modified to incorporate same. To initiate your sign-off procedure, please submit two (2) sets of modified plans to the Office of the Site Development Division of the Building Department, which will record thE: required identification markings on each set of the modified plans. After both sets of modified plans have the appropriate markings, you should proceed with your sign-off on both sets of plans from each Technical Review Board member. The sign-off procedure requires that the Engineering Department is the first, followed by all other departments with the exception that the Planning Department sign off next-to-last and the Building Department sign-off last. The Zoning & Site Development Administrator will provide the Building Department sign-off. One (1) set of final signed-off plans will remain with the Building Department and the other set of plans will be returned to you to be retained at the job site. 51merica's gateway to the (ju(f:~tm71l1 . . TO: Mr. Richard Parsons -2- December 28, 1990 To help facilitate the sign-off process, appointments should be made to meet with each Technical Review Board member to allow them sufficient time to review and sign-off the modified plans. After securing all the required Technical Review Board member signatures and completing processing by the Site Development Division, you may apply for building permits by sUbmitting the appropriate documents and fee to the Plan Review and Permitting Division of the Building Department. The Building Department will advise you as to any additional permits which may be required, such as Palm Beach Health Department (water and sewer), clearing/grubbing, excavation/fill, drainage, paving, site lighting, landscaping and irrigation. The approval of the City entitles you to construct only the improvements shown on the site plan. The site plan will be viewed procedurally as an as-built or record drawing. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please do not hesitate to contact me. Very truly yours, ~~ CHRISTOPHER CUTRO, AICP Planning Director CC:frb Encs cc: Technical Review Board C:CptFrank %e City of 'Boynton 'Beach 100 'E. 'Boynton 'Beac/i 'Boulevara P.O. 'Bo{,310 'Boynton 'Beac/i, :.r{orid"a 33425-0310 City J{a{{: (407) 734-8111 DIRECTOR April 26, 1991 Mr. Richard Parsons Captain Frank's Seafood Market 435 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Dear Richard: As I indicated to you a few weeks ago, I am writing regarding your plan for parking and building expansion at 435 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard. The Planning Department approval of the plan was to allow you to install a new parking' area to the north of the existing parking on the west side of your business. In fact this is how you represented the plans to me. I indicated to you that City or4inances were unclear as to how to handle your expansion of the building and the requirement to upgrade your property to meet code and there would need to be a meeting of the minds between City Department on this matter. Finally, I indicated to you that I would have this question resolved in approximately one month. Until this question is resolved, I have asked that the Building Department issue no further permits regarding your property. I will call you as soon as we have to inform you of our decision regarding the expansion of your building. Yours truly ~~ CHRISTOPHER CUTRO, AICP Planning Director CC:cp .9lmerica's gateway to tlie (julfstream . ~ / CITY:,:.of ~. ., j.-. ., BOYNTON BEACH /' /. .~ :.' , .: 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. P. O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33435.0310 (407) 734.8111 OFFICE OF THE PLANNING 6 Richard F. Parsons Captain Frank's Seafood, Inc. 435 West Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, FL33435 Dear Mr., Parsons: , , ' In response to your correspondence d~1:ed.'~ug~'H Ci ty Conunission directed the Planning, Departin,~t'rit ' amendment to the City's Comprehensive Plan "to"ohang .... nd use for the conunercial frontage on the north and sQut.. ..des of Boynton Beach Boulevard between Seacrest Boulevardj~n4J;f~$5" from Office Conunercial back to Local Retail Conunercial'.:~:~ts, 'so( < 'tia,.ched copy of page 11 of the. July 17th mi!l,U:te~~)l ~l"';:ft':>" ''''''!!:,:~ , ',' . . ,- - "; -{<Ii :"~' . .' ,~.; ,'" :- , .,~: ;~,",' I: ,'" ~:,i: ',,;. ,y. :"~, ".' ,:~;-", ,__--~:i::,':." Concerning the time frame for the:: ~~o~~o~:.~'Of,;;" ent, public hearings before the Planning and Zonl119 Boar:d,,,,:<.,.,~~,t.y Conunission would be held in December. After the City~~~.sion public hearing, the proposed amendment must,be: tr.n~. . 0 the Florida Department of Conununity Affairs,;(DCA)",for.';" " eview period for consistency with the State,' sComJ?rehen$j;,.;. After completion of the 90-day review period, DCAnoti'f:l.';,>;,i:ty of their conunents and, if favorable, the City has' 60",d. ';\.tP::";approve the. proposed amendment. Based on theabove".s~con4;J; . "1.pp;,of the ord~nance to amend the Future Land Use Element.,o,bac '&J. ., '1".,' ., Retail Conunercial would likely occur, ,.in" MaY"'i.f4~'1Ji:lJ"i ;~ '", ',.,i,', " ,','I ..' ~ :~ ~;;~:'" ~~:, ~pf;;,~:,;., :t '~l~~ :ijl~ If you have any questions concerA~n.9:',;p.~~(:i'a.:~' not hesitate to contact me. ......,h,.:~:""".. ,..~. f / JJG/cmc cc: Scott Miller, City Manager Tambri J. Heyden I ; " .r =~~~~~~ BE~~~~L~~oi~~~ COMMISSION MEETIN~{~~~~~~~~i '~-a'~m-J')~ve-=::P--t:'afi-.::;:::::c--otnlt\i8S ioner "W.iner:".'.~ the motion, and the motion carried 5."Q~~"',~~iJ~t~'t'~,, \0-" t.. I ';:,.'~:t.1:'> :),':,p,: :~. ' Except ion to~ Twice a Year Limi ta t ion" on'~'~~;;!\f~r~'~t~L" . Comprehensive Plan Amendments ..,::",,,.'t'f;;,;~~X)1~::'l;~!';;;: . . i ,. .' '~ ~ .... In response to an inquiry from Mayor 'MQoirE!\'Mr:i:~'C:annon;;l;.< ...... advised the land use on any port ion of land underthre.,':J",.,t;;~:;:r acres can be changed if the appl icant does not 'want':t:p"balt\ subject to the t\-1ice a year 1 i mi ta t ion on ~ompreheruJ1ve:~fS:"~'.~' amendments. once. it gets above three acres, it }lasj'to;. '~{,';i, through the compliance procedure by DCA. ,'llhere.'isf8.,t "./:_ year limitation,on-amending the Plan. Mr. Cannon a~~i.;s:~ll1ii~j(,.,;. that "Capta in Frank II could request a changefromC+;t.':;:\,t;.~.11,q:;*a~1i'.' or the Commission could instruct the CityS.t--.f.f;to," .' ." "'.< an Ordinance to be a Plan amendment .';.'-:"<" . .. . ~:'\.-:, ' Commissioner Olenik que9tioned whether theCommta,t decided'the north side of Boynton Beach' BoulevaJ.:'d;'ft(Ult:;'.. Seacrest Boulevard; to 1-95 was to be';C-lzonin'g'./:;::MJ.:'i..;'~n.t10J:1 answered that the -land use of the existing,X'ow;of'iJ'-ots"'*Wa.~,):;,t?" to be changedtoc~i, and -there was 'permi,.;f.'()n,~~~h.t-,~.ij.,e()~t.~i~i~,,'''. could go 'the full lot depth if they wou14rtd')":J.~g,t:~l'l';~~~~~:l " block. Discuss ion ensued about zoning ortcV"Bh'y;n~tt:)n~~~Et.a~:ihl;!(:.~l;, Boulevard and the coastal theme. Commis.ion~~~.91 ";k:'~t they should look at that again and addre8.~ conoerns'." :.::' , _.. , 'J~'j;j}" Commi!fsioner Wein7r moved, second7d b;l!~q,,~ qFi~ to instruct the City Attorney to instrue~\,,~ ,', lty, to prepare an Ordinance, as, recommended!'1bY'r~*~::'tCa:n to bring it back to the Commission.MotiO~.{:.9~,t;~i!. r'i:, ': "~i::;I':li.z;:,l~+ii;::y ~ .;~;t':;..~ Mr. Cannon \'las informed that the Ci tYStaff"'i8t;to:;cill..n9.~' .),),,' land use for Captain Frank now. Commissi,oner"!Olenil<':'.~;et~~~f~!.:., ~ the entire corridor should be addressed. Mayor Moore':' <:'1;\.,) . suggested a package be prepared for the Commi:ssion ~C) .."':,',/t, reconsid-er'the entire corridor, starti~9",;."l.,~,~h;;,..;i! "MH'd~~:,;;' Comprehensive Plan amendment. ,:kJ,)ji""" " " . ,;>,.:"+~~.."~ ' Description: A. Project Name: , Agent: Owner: Location: ,;;,~~~:~,: / - 11 - ",C., . ,,',' , "'!,' ""','\; i'-i .~; ~; ~, ~. ! ~-~, ~ 1 f f' . ~ t, !' ~ < ~ yo; ~ ~ l I . I I Cl TY, OF BOYNTON BEACH PLANNING DEPT. """' ,~ .;' ,} SENIOR CITY PLANNER MR ~ \ JAMES J GOLDEN Dear. Mr. Golden, PLeaso provide veri f ication that the Clty"ccinuni'.ld.:Onli;di.t:"~ed . -. c:')<:' .,,' ,'., '<.~.l:-'1~'ri' :.'~;:L> "i.'~': ";:;,:",::':_.'. . PlannIng Dept. to change the lcllld 'us~;!1J.OI'lg;.'Boy.nton,',~' " '.',' ,1; , .",~,~ ><;~ i ,/ and I - 95 , back. to 1 ocalrt)tt.l:~ilic . ;.:~;:{:;.~~;t,~:;:;',;''''';<~ ,?~"~?',~~~!ft j " Blvd., between Seacrest ~lmmercial zoning. Please attac~minutes calong with a schedule Thank i: Sincerely yours, ,,/, ::: ~:, k t/ r ~; ~ r. f'\ RICHARD F PARSONS ",'~ rr v'. ~. , ~ tt ~~ " ,-' PLANNING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 91-115 FROM: J. Scott Miller, City Manager ~h'h~ 1 . D' C r~stop er Cutro, P ann1ng 1rector TO: DATE: May 23, 1991 SUBJECT: Meeting Summary 5/7/91 Subject Captain Frank's Seafood This meeting was arranged by the Planning Department to discuss the City's position on the expansion and required improvements for Captain Frank's Seafood at 435 West Boynton Beach Boulevard. More specifically it had become unclear what staff's position regarding what improvements would have to be made to the subject .property if the commercial building on the site was expanded. .Attending the meeting were Christopher Cutro and Tarnbri Heyden from the Planning Department; James Cherof, City Attorney; Michael Sewell, Engineering; Scott Miller, City Manager; Mike Haag and Don Jaeger from the Building Department; Richard Staudinger, Gee & Jenson. I explained that I had called the meeting because a permit had been issued to Mr. Parsons to add new parking to his property and now Mr. Parsons was attempting to use the TRB sign off to get a building permit to expand his building. I also indicated that I . had told Mr. Parsons that this meeting would be held to clear up whether a building permit could or could not be issued for the expansion of the structure. I had confirmed this with him in wri ting. !, As a group we discussed what different departments had discussed with Mr. Parsons over the last 12 months. Mr. Miller indicated that his discussions had been , limited to the addition of a small office at the rear of the commercial building. Mike Sewell indicated that the paving permit for the new parking had been expanded to allow for resurfacing the old parking but that the additional paving is at the risk of the applicant. Mike Haag and Don Jaeger both indicated that the contractor for the owner. had attempted to submit building plans but they had been rejected because all the TRB comments had not been met and that Planning had indicated verbally and later in writing that the sign off was for the parking lot only. The plans were viewed and Mr. Miller commented that the expansion was much larger than he had discussed with Mr. Parsons. Mr. Cutro pointed out that this was where the problems were arising because the owner of the property indicated that his plans were totally approved at a meeting with staff in september. Staff felt that any expansion of the building automatically required an -~.__..__._-,---_._--_._-_._----_.:...-~_.._._.._--_._--_..'--~-"'-- TO: J. Scott Miller -2- May 23, 1991 upgrade of lighting, parking and landscaping. Several persons asked if this also required the removal of the head in back out spaces on NW 4th Street. This was a concern because the Engineering Department had commented at TRB that these spaces did' not have to be upgraded based on the september meeting. Both Mr. Cherof and Mr. Staudinger disagreed with this statement. After hearing this discussion we attempted to reach a consensus. It was agreed by everyone that if the expansion would have the effect of expanding the commercial business then a variance to expand the non-conforming use would be needed. In addition, it would be necessary to upgrade parking, drainage, lighting, and landscaping and remove the head in backout parking or receive variances for these items. .It was agreed that if the expansion was for a separate office not .to be used by the owner, then the plans would need to be changed to meet the Building Code and upgrades would still be required for lighting, landscaping, drainage, and parking or application for variances would have to be approved for these items. I indicated that I would write a letter to Mr. Parsons explaining these positions to him. Mr. Cherof, Mr. Jaeger and Mr. Miller would all review the draft letter for corrections. I~ was also agreed that no discussions would be had by anyone with Mr. Parsons or his representatives until after the letter was delivered to him. CC:cp cc: Jim Cherof Tambri Heyden Mike Haag Mike Sewell Don Jaeger CITY MANAGER' S OPPICB CITY OF BOYNTON JmACH o o o TO: Tambri Heyden DEPARTMENT Plannin APPROPRIATE ACTION ~ EVALUATION/RECOMMENDATION [] FOR YOUR FILES [] ACTION DESIRED PRIOR TO SUBJECT: Captain Frank's Seafood, Inc. ,. ~ Based on our meeting on Tuesday, October 16th, :t'~would'Ca.]f;. proceed in processing an amendment to the City's COmprehen.~. regarding changing the land use for the commercial.frontag.~if and south sides of Boynton Beach Boulevard between Saaera. .~~ 1-95 from office commercial back to local retail:eomme~ci. attention to this matter is appreciated. Thank'ou '" '. please ;%~~itY Manager JSM:cd cc: Don Jaeger, Building & Zoning Director Vincent Finizio, Administrative RESPONSE: I have familiarizeQ Chris he will be contacting you a land use amendment. / . Date (Action Completed) / t? /ot Illt:/t:? , / , ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 90-269 November 1, 1990 TO: J. Scott Miller City Manager FROM: Vincent A. Finizio Administrative Coordinator of Engineering RE: Technical Review Board Comments Site Plan Review. "Captain Frank's Seafood Store" Harold Blanchette - Applicant In accordance with the City of Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances, Chapter 19, Article II. "Site Plan Review and Approval", Sections 19-17. "Plan Required" (inclusive) and 19-17.1. "Fee to Accompany Plan", the applicant for the above referenced project shall formally submit the required plans, data, technical information and appropriate submission fee(s) including a complete and proper site plan review application, prior to this Department generating Staff comments regarding required improvements. I recommend that the applicant be directed to visit my office for guidance and direction toward complying with the provision of our City's Code of Ordinances. l ~: - +.A -:4- "O~ Vincent A. Finizio .L,._.,c,.' VAF/jm ," , t "" A~ Ja."-','-".... cc: Christopher'Cutro, Director of Planning Don Jaeger, Building Department Tambri Heyden, Assistant City Planner Central Files It"n $ "- ["'L..lij'L,~~.' '"' J~:r)To I r-- - - ~-_... --. ./1 - .., "". Captain Frank's Seafood/Bailey's Home SVc., Inc. 402 B. Ocean Ave.. Bay 5 PERMIT NO. . 91-1348 NOT APPROVED CORRECTIONS MUST BE MADE AS NOTED BELOW ADDA ESS LOT 435 West Boynton Beach Boulevard BLOCK SUBDIVISION o BLDG. 0 ELEC. 0 MECH. 0 'LaG. (JI Site P1an Insp. Work not in comOJ:1l8DCe with approved plaDs: .cur a on ~.DD 2) Stop sip in &aile ialaDds DOt installed. 3) Irr:l.gad.on in &aile ial.aDds DOt installed. 4) La11dsc:ape .aterial In &a18e islaDds not inBta11ed. 5) Baadicap stallllislocated. 6) IUIndi caD sliED DOt at avvr(1)riate heiaht: (8411 to bottoa of s1.p). 7l J .Ands:cape .aterial obscuriIut Handicap sign. 8) The word "STOp. DOt stenciled under stop bar. o STOP WORK! (!J VIOLATION! CORRECT AS NOTED [!J REINSPECTION FEE OF $25.00 MUST BE PAID (I) IN PERSON AT THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT [!) CALL 738-7483 FOR REINSPECTION 8:00-4:30 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 1/25/93 (*) per B1dq. Off. ~ C/Mq DATE r; Whiu. Fil. Copy I Can.ry . Inspector's Copy I Pink. OHice Copy I White Tag. Job Copy ~6.-w:> 'lS'~'~ ~ IPS/q3 -.....---- -- Captain Frank' s . Seafood/Marsh & Sons paving / 704 est PalJIl BeAch, n 33406 PERMIT NO. 93-0135 NOT APPROVED CORRECTIONS MUST BE MADE AS NOTED BELOW ADDRESS 435 West Bo ton Beach Boulevard LOT BLOCK SUBDIVISION Seal.coatinq & Restripinq o BLDG. 0 ELEC. 0 MECH. 0 "LBG. ~ Work not in comoraance with approved plans: 1) Rand" cap stall not located as depicted on approved plans. 2) The word "STOP" not stetlCl1ed UDder stop bar. o STOP WORK! [it VIOLATION! CORRECT AS NOTED o REINSPECTION FEE OF $25.00 MUST BE PAID IN PERSON AT THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT [iJ CALL 738-7483 FOR REINSPECTION 8:()o'4:30 CITY OF BO EAC DATE 1/25/93 INSPECTOR Whit. . Fil. Copy I C~n.ry . Inspector's Copy I Pink. Offic. Copy I Whit, Tag. Job Copy O~a~ \.S~ ~ \{a.~(q'3 -L ,~~~~~ - d1 1~. . ~ ~~~-~~~ ~ {;U; ~ p- ~.~ ;;(<Pf:~~A ~ ~ (, w 0 fKt/A)r-(Lr JXdv?-f2- ~ 'V !II. . ':) ? ~ ' jl~ ~ (Lv '? ~ ~ po/-'- f~f' !~-~ , ~;;C-/~ot-~~: *' ~ cPt /" VJO V:>. /" 3d?; 7. ' /oQ1 /-O?5 VI' ej.PA ^s, ~ v$. ~Jy- . .~ ({}3f' * A~ fJLv NO/~~~~~~ ~~~ ./_~~~ ~/o v ~~tJ~'{t.. 6} J J2~ ,~.~ ~~. * fZ;:~~~~~/~'~ ~ /fLYv'wvV ~ ~ ;( /ff- of" .-nn1t?~1 f'(~ STAFF COMMENTS CAPTAIN FRANK'S SEAFOOD MARKET ADMINISTRATIVE SITE PLAN (PARKING & BUILDING EXPANSION) BUILDING DEPARTMENT: ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT: POLICE DEPARTMENT: UTILITIES DEPARTMENT: PLANNING DEPARTMENT: FORESTER/ENVIRONMENTALIST: See attached memorandum See attached memorandum See attached memorandum See attached memorandum See attached memorandum See attached memorandum December 27, 1990 lie. ace' - .2" PLANAJ J_ . ' 'h"VG I't,. .~ IJEI?; , BUILDING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 90-558 TO: Christopher cutro, planning Director ~ .. THRU: Al Newbold, Deputy Building Official FROM: Alan Capino, Landscape and Environmental Inspector RE: TRB Comments - December 20, 1990 Meeting SITE PLAN - CAPTAIN FRANK'S SEAFOOD MARKET (OFFICE ADDITION AND PARKING LOT IMPROVEMENTS) Upon review of the above mentioned project, the following list of comments must be addressed in order to conform with Boynton Beach city codes: 1. The proposed project (expansion of a nonconforming use) requires that you apply for and receive approval of a variance to expand a nonconforming use through the Board of Adjustment. 2. For safety of pedestrians and vehicle traffic, I recommend eliminating the vehicle aisle directly in front of the building that faces Boynton Beach Boulevard. I further recommend (for the above stated reasons) that the parking spaces located along the East property line also be removed. 3. place the code required landscape area and landscape material along the public right-of-way at Boynton Beach Boulevard and N.W. 4th Street. 4. Show and specify (on the plan) the location and type of existing landscape material on the site. 5. Show and specify (on the plan) the buffer that is required to be placed along the entire North property line to buffer a commercial zoned district from residential districts. 6. Provide a plant directory for the landscape material. Include in the directory the number of each type of hedge and tree material, species, height, spacing and quality of material. Provide a distinguishable symbol identifying the native species plant material (50% native species required). 7. For improved traffic flow, I recommend relocating the existing driveway to the residential building to the south side of the existing sidewalk and that a one-way egress aisle be constructed within the property that lies between the North face of the residential building and the North property line that would exit on-site business traffic to N.W. 4th Street. The proposed egress aisle would require a modification to the size of the code acceptable egress aisle and landscape buffer that may be acquired by receiving approval of a parking lot and landscape variance. 8. I recommend to re-position the existing handicapped accessible parking space closer to the building and reestablish the code required pavement markings, handicapped parking sign and handicapped accessible path to the building. / I ~ To Christopher cutro Captain Frank's Seafood Market, Memo #90-558 December 27, 1990 Page Two of Three 9. The elevation drawing(s) submitted with the plans for final sign-off are required to have the color of each exterior finish material identified by name, color number and manufacturer's name. A manufacturer's color chart showing and identifying the proposed color(s) is required to be submitted with the plans for final sign-off. 10. Provide a survey of the property. 11. Specify on the plan the width and length of the landscape island shown located within the parking spaces along the west property line (min. width 5'0"). 12. Specify the width of the landscape area along the North property line (min. width 2'5"). 13. show the location and specify the type and size of the curbing required to protect the landscape material. 14. Provide a detail drawing of the pole used to support the required site lighting. Include the following site lighting information on the plan: i. height of the pole ii. depth the pole or pole base is below grade iii. specify that the pole and fixture is designed to withstand a windload of 120 MPH iv. distance from the top of pole base to grade level v. size, spacing and type of material and structural components required for the pole base vi. cut sheet specifying the type of light fixture vii. specify the location of all poles on the site plan with distinguishable symbol NOTE: Off-site glare will be shielded from adjacent residential property 15. Specify the type of material and width of the sidewalk required along N.W. 4th Street. 16. Specify the type and height of the fencing shown on the plan. 17. Show on the plan a typical detail drawing of a regular and handicapped parking space. Include the following information on the detail drawings: i. color of the pavement markings ii. width of striping iii. configuration of the pavement markings iv. size of each type of space v. location the wheel stop and location and height of required signage 18. Revise the width of the driveway aisle to identify the minimum width of twenty-seven feet (27'). 19. Provide hedge screening for the vehicular use area from Boynton Beach Boulevard. Plant a hedge material 3' of height and 2'0" on center on a landscape area of 5' wide. 20. Provide one tree every 40' along Boynton Beach Boulevard and N.W. 4th street. 21. Provide hedge material to separate site from abutting property along the west property line. To Christopher cutro Captain Frank's Seafood Market, Memo #90-558 December 27, 1990 Page Three of Three 22. Provide an automatic irrigation system for the landscape area. Water to be from a non-potable water source. 23. Specify area to be mulched or sodded, and identify mulch and sod to be used. 24. Provide proof of ownership for new parking and driveway. Note: Variance required for existing parking spaces located on the East property line. 25. All drawings and/or documents submitted for public record, and prepared by a design professional, shall show original, legible, raised seal and signature of a Florida registered design professional, who is responsible for the drawings. In order to facilitate the permitting process, the following information should be included with your documents submitted to the Building Department for review and permitting: 1. The new addition shall comply with the Standard Building Code, 1988 Edition, Table 600, with regards to the distance between the new addition and the existing building. Ala~f' ~ -- AC:ald ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 90- 309CC December 21, 1990 TO: Christopher Cutro Director of Planning RECEIVED DEe 21 1990 PLANNlf ' ~ " FROM: Vincent A. Finizio Administrative Coordinator of Engineering RE: TECHNICAL REVIEW BOARD COMMENTS CAPT. FRANK'S SEAFOOD MARKET In accordance with the prov1s10ns set forth in the City of Boynton Beach, Florida, Code of Ordinances, specifically Chapter 19-17, "Plan Required" and Chapter 5, Article X, "City of Boynton Beach Parking Lot Regulations", the applicant shall provide the following information, technical data and plan revisions. 1. Submit a site lighting plan consistant with the requirements of Section 5-l42(a) , "Required Lighting" and Section 5-l42(g) , "Lighting Standards". The lighting plan submission shall include photo-metrics depicting actual light illumination levels along pavement surfaces. 2. Provide a storm water drainage plan for the new parking facility. Submittal for the storm water drainage system shall include drainage calculations and percolation tests as required by Section 5-l42(f) , "Drainage", including Section 5-l42(g) , "Drainage Standards". 3. The paving and drainage plans shall be revised to include a suitable "free vehicular backup area" of 27 feet in accordance with Section 5-l42(g) , "Parking Lot Construction Standards" and associated appendix. 4. Provide a parking lot striping plan which depicts striping details for standard and handicap stalls in accordance with the provisions set forth in Section 5-l42(k), "Handicap Requirements". 5. Provide construction elevations for the proposed parking lot addition in accordance with Section 5-l42(g) , "Dimensions". 6. Provide raised continuous concrete curbing where parking stalls abut land- scaped areas in accordance with Section 5-l42(e) , "Curbs and Car Stops". 7. Provide stop bars at points of egress in accordance with Section 5-l42(c) , "Traffic Control". As the design does not allow for the placement of stop signs, the applicant shall provide in bold letters the word STOP applied to the surface of the pavement adjacent to the stop'bar in accordance with Department of Transportation Standards and the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. Additionally, the applicant shall apply internal directional arrows to facilitate the efficient movement of vehicular traffic through this facility. During the Technical Review Board meeting, the applicant agreed to apply directional arrows to route in one direction, vehicular traffic pass the facade of the building in a west bound direction only, insuring this action with the additional application of a DO NOT ENTER sign. 8. The applicant shall indicate on his plans the placement of wheel stops at all standard and handicap parking stalls in accordance with Section 5-l42(e) , "Car Stops". During recent discussions, the City Manager, J. Scott Miller, City Attorney, James Cherof and previous Interim Director of Planning, Tim Canon, it was determined that the applicant shall not be responsible to modify the existing facility relative to stormwater treatment, nor shall the applicant be responsible to apply for a variance for backing out of a parking facility into a public right-of-way, as the City of Boynton Beach has previously issued permits for said construction. con't..... ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 90-309CC con' t. TECHNICAL REVIEW BOARD COMMENTS CAPT. FRANK I S SEAFOOD MARKET The Engineering Department, for the City of Boynton Beach, is available to meet with the Architect and Engineer in order to bring this submission into compliance with our City's Code of Ordinances. U .:.:h4.Ltf= Vincent A. Finizio VAF/ck cc: J. Scott Miller, City Manager MEMORANDUM POLICE =# 90-0170 TO: Mr. Chris Cutro FROM: Lt. Dale S. Hammack RE: Capt. Franks DATE: December 21, 1990 As per our discussions at the Technical Review Board meeting of December 20, 1990, I am recommending the following: 1. Stop bar and stop sign at exit. (City Ord. 5-142C) 2. Driveway one way West bound and signage One Way, Do Not Enter, and directional pavement arrows in appropriate locations. (City Ord. 5-l42C) 3. Though not a requirement, I recommend that double sliding glass doors be replaced with a window with metal frames and small panes for security purposes. ~eo;;~ Lt. Dale S. Hammack DSH/cgm MEMORJ\NDUM Utilities #90-728 TO: Christopher Cutro Planning Director ~ FROM: John A. Guidry Director of Utilities DATE: December 20, 1990 SUBJECT: TRB Review - Capt. Frank's Seafood Market - Site Plan We can approve this project subject to the following conditions: 1. Show all utility easements. Provide recent survey. 2. Reduced pressure backflow preventers will be required on the water service. Indicate location, model and size. We recommend dual units in parallel so service is not interrupted during testing. If one exists, so indicate on your plans. . 1;'"'\. 1"B'D pC~i ~ ~ S\ \Ij~ ~ QE.\'1. ~ 19b bc: xc: Michael Kazunas Peter Mazzella f . ~~"'::, r.e.'tJ"~- ~..' 1'2.- w \~e ~ ,?!-dl' ! e~~'v":6'C" ~ · t~6 6-~ -y:; ~ A' > ~~ --1 ~ ...-b ..---.:::3 \ \_- \ . \ \ \ ~ \ \ \ c::::~- -..;::::::l ~ ~ ~ ...~ - ~<:) ~ 'I $' . ~ '" )- ~'* \tl \)\ ----~ \5. ~7 1 ~.; (The City of 13oynton $eacn '.l!ftuuzina & ZtminIJ 'DtptJl'tlMIU 100 ~ 'BDynttm 'Buzm 'BouleVtU'tl ~.O. 'B~Jl0 'Boynton 'BUldi.1foritfa JJ42S.OJ10 (407) 7J8.7490, 1'JfX: (407) 7.38.7459 July 16, 1993 Richard Parsons Captain Frank's Seafood 435 West Boynton Beach Blvd. - - --~-- CITY OF BOYN'l'ON BEACH ORICB OF THE CITY MANAGER rJA "l' (" /;_Jr('1~1j !r-), l: ~'1 ' Date 2/2/93 .Arline Weiner, Mayor Lynne Matson, Vice Mayor Jose Aguila, Commissioner Edward Harmening, Commissioner Robert Walshak, Commissioner AS REQUESTED FOR YOUR INFORMATION xxxx REMARKS: Captain Frank's Seafood - 435 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard At the last regular City Commission meeting of January 19, 1993 an inquiry was made as to how a permit was issued by the City for slurry coating and striping the parking lot of Captain Frank's without adhering to the requirement involving two islands in closing off the driveway (required by the City Commission at the September 15, 1992 Commission meeting). Attached hereto please find a copy of Building Department memorandum No. 93-019 which briefly and clearly outlines the history of permits (since 1991) on improvements to this property. It also responds to the seal- coating and re-striping permit. Memorandums from the Planning & Zoning Director and the Administrative Coordinator of Engineering, No's 93-018 and 93-021 respectively, are also attached to this memorandum providing addi- tional information to this subject matter. In summary, a site improvement permit was issued by the Building Department in April of 1991 and as of this date is not complete and has not been finaled by the City (signed off). A permit for the addition to the rear of the main building was issued in July of 1991, and there is still outstanding work that need be completed before said addition is signed off by the Building Department. A sealcoating and re-striping permit was issued on January 11, 1993 for maintenance only. Until the site improve- ment permit is finaled (which would include the deletion of two landscaping islands and closing off the driveway) a certificate of occu- pancy for the expansion will not be approved and issued. I find that the issuance of a permit to sealcoat and stripe this parking lot was not out of line since this type of work is considered basic main- tenance. However, City staff needs to stay on top of this site improvement permit in order to assure that the Commission's directive is followed. Should you have any further questions relative to this subject matter, please feel free to contact me. RECEIVED FEB 2 ~ ..- ...~ ,.gt-e O'~,,~ :-<!!: . . J'(')> ! ~e.O: ("Ja-1Io ' O~c. ;.!l.O ~~.; i,m.'S . \' , -_.,..z.~ ./ ~ rm ~ '-'~'Exl ? ~ I II;~ t~ # i ' I , ; , . i el ,. ..t3o ~ .~ ~ ~. .~ . It ~ \f\ ~rrt ~ ll", ~ ~ ~ t" ,.......... ~ 10d 510 02::91 5 0-10-8661 PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 93-018 TO: J. Scott Miller, City Manager (J~ -e"-u.W-.r FROM: Christopher Cutro, Planning and Zoning Director DATE: January 29, 1993 SUBJECT: Captain Frank's Landscaping Islands On September 15 ot last year the City Commission denied the landscape appeal of Richard Parsons regarding the deletion of two landscaping islands in the parking lot of Captain Frank's Seafood which is located at 435 West Boynton Beach Boulevard. After the meeting Mr. Parsons asked me in the lobby of the Chambers what was he to do. I told him to install the islands as soon as possible. Due to this conversation I did not send a letter of denial to Mr. Parsons. Since the Commission's last meeting I have sent Mr. Parsons a letter aSking him to provide us with a new drawing for the front of the property showing the islands as' well as a readjusted handicapped parking space. This new drawing is due in our office on February 8, 1993. If Mr. Parsons does not provide the drawing it is my intention to put a hold on the Certificate of Occupancy for the expansion that was approved as part of the site plan modification that included the landscaping. I will also be working with the Building Department and if Mr. Parsons occupies the expansion without benefit of a Certificate of Occupancy he will be cited to the Code Enforcement Board as soon as possible. CC/cmc -.I~ ~'~_. ... :~; :'-i . f: .! _:' 1'" J A. M L'" q J,'_)r~'~ . ~1 o,y h.J......V C~TY ~;,:;\r'JAC:;-t:? Cr:FIGf --_._~--~---------~ ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 93-021 AGENDA ITEM TO: J. Scott Miller, City Manager January 29, 1993 FROM: Vincent A. Finizio Administrative Coordinator of Engineering Re: City Manager's Directive to Submit a Report Captain Frank's Seafood Market Please be advised that the Engineering Department conducted an inspection of the above referenced site on January 25, 1993 in order to determine the site's state of compliance with approved City plans held in the custody of the Building Official. The attached "Notice of Violation(s)- Red Tag(s)" were issued to the Contractor(s) and the Property Owner and as such shall con- stitute the report requested by your office. Should you require any additional information please contact me at extension 488. Respectfully submitted, _.J. (._.~ . ::."; ~.I, ( I ( ", ... -._.,'.~ L L:...... u .+ A. -+":"':"-S- JAN 2 9 1953 CITY liANAC:::;-TS OFFiCE VAF/vaf attachments: A quantity of two (2) Notice of Violation CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH TO: Tambri Heyden DATE October 10, 1990 DEPARTMENT Planning . It APPROPRIATE ACTION ~ EVALUATION/RECOMMENDATION [] FOR YOUR FILES [] ACTION DESIRED PRIOR TO ~ FOR YOUR INFORMATION D D D NOTE AND RETURN OTHER SUBJECT: captain Frank's Seafood, Inc. Attached hereto please find a copy of a letter dated August 6, 1990, from James J. Golden, former Interim Planning Director, reference the above noted subject matter. I would appreciate you immediately forwarding to my attention any and all files regarding captain Frank's Seafood, Inc. for my review. Also, at the same time I wish to discuss this 'matter with you. Your prompt attention is appreciated. Thank you. L-7 ~~ {. Scott Miller ity Manager JSM : j b Attachment ---, RECEIVED OCT 1 0 1990 PLANNING DEPT. - -- RESPONSE: Attacheu are copies of current file of Captain Frank's Seafood, Inc. , Date (Action Completed) 10/11/90 ~ / 9~ I Signature ~~ '. c/LL-..J t! /-Y . ;t- I - ~ 1 - _. ~ '- . ..., j .' ; J u::> 1 H'::l I"filJ c:.oREN TEL NO:373423:' Al18 Pfl2 .. IIIJI)bllDVIl TO: FROM: SUBJECT: DATE: J. Scott Miller, city Manager Ja1llQa A. Cherot, city Att.orney Captain Frank'. Seafood Kay 16, 1991 On Tuesday, May 14, 1"1, I me~ wlth R1cnar4 Parsona, the owner of Oapt.ain Frank'. Seatood w1th re.pec~ to the i..uance of a Building Permit tor the construction of an additional structure on hi. property. It Is o~vlou. that there has been a qreat deal of miecouuaunicatlon betwe.n th1s 1ndividual and our City IItaff rega.dinq conditions ot slte improve..nt. I have already discu&se4 wl~h you, my opinions reqard1ng the cause of that aiscommun1cation, but in summary I believe it is a oombination of problema originating wlth both the property owner and with staff. It rQmaln8 .Y oplnion that the work conte.plated by the site plan will r.sult in the expansion of a nonconto11l1nq use on the property. Th. variance procedure throuqh Board of Adjustment should have bean pursued by the property owner. However, the property owner apparently received mixed siqnals trom the City which ln part led hi. to believe that a variance was not nec..aary and that the matter could be dealt with administratively. As I indicated to you. I was particularly di.trealuad t.hat Mr. Parsons had documents in his po..ession whioh were qenerat.ed in the Buildinq Department and which ware not provided to me by the auildinq Department, tollowinq ay reque.t. 1 think this problem warrants further review by you. During my meet.inq with Mr. Parsons he indioated that he haa complied or i. willing to oomply w1th tbe statt comments reqarding uPOradinq the prop.~y. In light of that representation, the siqn-off on his plans by stalf, tho April 22, 1991, letter from Mike Haaq, and the iesuance ot Building Permits without restrictive notation., it is .y opinion that the Buil~ing Permit to construot the buildinq depicted on the plans should be is.ued. I t.hink we should continue to encourage Mr. Parsons to under~ake the improveaent. roque.ted by atart during the construotion prooes. And prior to t.he 1..uance or the certif10ate o t Oooupanoy. LIB MILLER ._-_.._--~-~-----"--~_.. MEMO NO. 91-38C TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Don Jaeger. Building and Zoning Director Carrie Parker, Assistant City Manager May 17. 1991 Captain Frank's Seafood Attached please find a memo from the City Attorney, which the City Manager's office received at approximately 11:00 PM on Friday. May 17, 1991. indicating that the building penmit for Captain Frank's should be issued. Upon a telephone conversation with you, it was indicated that Mr. Parsons has not submitted plans for building penmit review, because of the outstanding questions regarding the site plan approval. At that time a conference call was held between yourself. Gene Moore (the applicant's attorney), and myself to let them know that Mr. Parsons needed to come in and submit his building plans for penmit review and would be required to comply with all Building Department regulations. Mr. Moore indicated he understood the procedure and the plans would be submitted for review later this afternoon (Friday, May 17, 1991). Please process these plans once they are submitted in accordance with the attached memo from the City Attorney. - / '~7 , ( I i / ;, ;' Carri e Parker ' , - Assistant City Manager CP:cd cc: J. Scott Miller. City Manager James Cherof, City Attorney Chris Cutro, Planning Director Gene Moore Attachment (--- _.~~<r 1~D ";:1,. ~ ,-r,i; '-~" f.' ~_;l'" ,-' a \ ~ ~ 'tt ,H$ .. ,--~.. o.~t n ..~ MEMORANDUM FROM: Don Jaeger, Building Official ~.~' Christol)her Cutro, Planning Director TO: DATE: April 26, 1991 SUBJECT: Captain Frank's Parking Lot This memo is to clarify the Planning Department's approval of a portion of the Captain Frank's site plan. Our approval is limited solely to the new parking area being added at the rear of the single family house north of the commercial structure on the site. There is a lack of consensus on how to handle the expansion and for this reason I will be calling a meeting of engineering, building and planning personnel to discuss this project and agree on a position to be taken by the City. In the interim I would ask that your department issue no building permits for any work on the site other than the new parking area on the plan. If you should have any questions please feel free to call me. CC:cp cc: Mike Haag Jim Cherof Tambri Heyden vince Finizio Richard Staudinger III , ~~ .....-- MEMORANDUM Utilities #91-226 TO: Christopher Cutro, Director of Planning A ./1/ ,t;/" ?fUtA d,tl'. e · FROM: John A. Guidry, Director of Utilities DATE: April 22, 1991 SUBJECT: Notification of Sign-Off - TRB We have completed our review and have found the following project to be in substantial compliance. Capt. Frank's Seafood Administrative Site Plan File #535 ~~~ ~14 C{\ ~Q OE.P1~ .~ f~~~\' -- , /gb xc: Mike Kazunas Skip Milor File . . '" ... i , RECREATION & PARK MEMORANDUM #90-626 TO: Chris Cutro, Planning Director RE: Capt. Frank's Seafood Market - Site Plan kJR- FROM: Kevin J. Hallahan, Forester/Environmentalist DATE: December 21, 1990 1. The plant list should specify what size, height and species are to be planted. 2. The SW corner of the site should be landscaped to buffer the parking lot from Boynton Beach Boulevard. KH:ad \ Ronald L. Uphoff, AlA 2424.S N. Congre~5 Avenue W. Palm Beach, Florida 33409 (407j 478.11S7 FAX TRANSMISSION ~";-<1 ~v A'l"'J'E;NTION; -.,.., " . "....,_,____ . ~ PAXTELEPHONEI} ~CJ?.,,=-2.$8:.- ?t./~ 7. FR0M; p4ri;?~tb 0, t/eh~F SENDER'S '!'ELf;I"'! IONr.: 1/' _--:2'~-:- / L.a 7-- DA"i'i;; d~_iL..2. ~ NUMBER OF PM3E'3 1J'~ (1n(.:OJuil1l~ Co:..v'.:r ~ntC;n d~h/~/ /QL,;J~ 1A/A:-t!/ ~-e.- LI~? :!zF;n? cl>--,-o;> c:.-cJ ""7??c7r- Ad."tJ . RECEIVED FEB 8 1993 l?l(J 1G:91 60-10-866L 2:0d 6LO