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AGENDA
September 8, 1982
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IX. OLD BUS INESS :
B. Consider proposal for Recalculation and Reallocation
of Construction Funds for Congress Avenue
Currently Palm Beach County has indicated that it will appropriate
$1,000,000 to match a State allocation of $800,000+ so that funds
from these two sources can cover the costs of four-laning Congress
Avenue from N.W. 22nd Avenue to Hypoluxo Road. The County is
proceeding with the design of this section of road, and, to the
best of the City's understanding, plans_to carry out this project
'so that the County will not lose the benefit of the new allocation
of State funds. These State funds are allocated under the same
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provisions as the earlier $2,000,000 that was provided in connection
with the Motorola development.
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In connection with this new work on Congress Avenue, the attached
letter dated August 9, 1982, from Charles Walker has been received
and raises the proposal concerning the immediate acceptance of
$274,000 from Riteco's obligation to meet contributions for Congress
Avenue. The county is asking for the city's thoughts relative to
the proposal with particular attention to whether or not the
Congress Lakes' Annexation Agreement should be modified concerning
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construction on Congress Avenue.
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In reviewing this matter and in carrying out further stud~es related
to traffic in the area of Congress Avenue, Motorola, the Mall, and
New Boynton Road, it appears that it is now time to give some
specific attention to. the widening of New Boynton Road between
Congress Avenue and Military Trail in order to prepare for the
opening of the Mall and other commercial development in the area
that is a part of both the City and the County's Comprehensive
Plan.
It is therefore recommended that the City Council agree to adjust
G!:} the Congress Lakes Annexation Agreement and urge that the County ,
accept the ,proposed $274,000 to be paid now, with the understanding
that that $274,000 will be reserved for construction activity on
New Boynton Road. It is also recommended that the City Council
take a positive position relative to the early planning and, if
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AGENDA
September 8, 1982
IX. OLD BUSINESS:
B. Consider Proposal for Recalculation and Reallocation
of Construction Funds for Congress Avenue
Currently Palm Beach County has indicated that it will appropriate
$1,000,000 to match a State allocation of $800,000+ so that funds
from these two sources can cover the costs of four-laning Congress
Avenue from N.W. 22nd Avenue to Hypo1uxo Road. The County is
proceeding with the design of this section of road, and, to the
best of the city's understanding, plans. to carry out this project
'so that the County will not lose the benefit of the new allocation
of State funds. These State funds are allocated under the same
provisions as the earlier $2,000,000 that wa; provided in connection
with the Motorola development.
In connection with this new work on Congress Avenue, the attached
letter dated August 9, 1982, from Charles Walker has been received
and raises the proposal concerning the immediate acceptance of
$274,000 from Riteco's obligation to meet contributions for Congress
Avenue. The County is asking for the City's thoughts relative to
the proposal with particular attention to whether or not the
Congress Lakes' Annexation Agreement should be modified concerning
construction on Congress Avenue.
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In reviewing this matter and in carrying out further stud'ies related
to traffic in the area of Congress Avenue, Motorola, the Mall, and
New Boynton Road, it appears that it is now time to give some
specific attention to-the widening of New Boynton Road between
Congress Avenue and Military Trail in order to prepare for the
opening of the Mall and other commercial development in the area
that is a part of both the City and the County.s Comprehensive
Plan.
It is therefore recommended that the City Council agree to adjust
the Congress Lakes Annexation Agreement and urge that the County
accept the ,proposed $274,000 to be paid now, with the understanding
that that $274,000 will be reserved for construction activity on
New Boynton Road. It is also recommended that the City Council
take a positive position relative to the early planning and, if
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AGENDA
September 8, 1982
IX. OLD BUS !NESS:
B. Consider Proposal for Recalculation and Reallocation
of Construction Funds for Congress Avenue
Currently Palm Beach County has indicated that it will appropriate
$1,000,000 to match a State allocation of $800,000+ so that funds
from these two sources can cover the costs of four-laning Congress
Avenue from N.W. 22nd Avenue to Hypoluxo Road. The County is
proceeding with the design of this section of road, and, to the
,l?est of tJ'te City's understanding, plans. to. carry out this project
so that the County will not lose the benefit of the new allocation
of State funds. These State funds are allocated under the same
provisions as the earlier $2,000,000 that wai provided in connection
with the Motorola development.
In connection with this new work on Congress Avenue, the attached
letter dated August 9, 1982, from Charles Walker has been received
and raises the proposal concerning the ~ediate acceptance of
$274,000 from Riteco's obligation to meet contributions for Congress
Avenue. The County is asking for the City's thoughts relative to
the proposal with particular attention to whether or not the
Congress Lakes' Annexation Agreement should be modified concerning
construction on Congress Avenue. .
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In reviewing this matter and in carrying out further studies related
to traffic in the area of Congress Avenue, Motorola, the Mall, and
New Boynton Road, it appears that it is now time to give some
specific attention to-the widening of New Boynton Road between
Congress Avenue and Military Trail in order to prepare for the
opening of the Mall and other commercial development in the area
that is a part of both the City and the County's Comprehensive
Plan.
It is therefore recommended that the City council agree to adjust
the Congress Lakes Annexation Agreement and urge that the County
accept the -proposed $274,000 to be paid now, with the understanding
that that $274,000 will be reserved for construction activity on
New Boynton Road. It is also recommended that the City council
take a positive position relative to the early planning and, if
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STAFF COMMENTS
CONGRESS LAKES
Engineering Dept. : See Memo
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City Planner:
July 27, 1982
HEMORANDUM
Congress Lakes P.D.D.
Need to show bike path on N.W. 22nd. Ave.,
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Timoth~. Cannon
Asst. City Planner
M E M 0 RAN DUM
August 4, 1982
TO: Planning Department
FROM: Tom Clark, City Engineer
Re: Site Plans for Congress Lakes
The subject site plans include construction that will require
the removal of 600,000 cubic yards of muck from the site. It
is my understanding that 100,000 cubic yards has already been
removed from the site.
Surety consisting of a $100,000 letter of credit was posted
to the County for half of the work and would be "rolled over"
to complete the last half.
I recommend that the surety along with the commitments for
restoration be transferred to the City.
I also recommend that consideration be given as to whether an
additional building permit fee should be applied to the exca-
vation operation as per our current Excavation and Fill Ordi-
nance.
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cc: Bud Howell
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Mr. Carmen Annunziato,
City Planner
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Tom \,;lark,
City Engineer
Master Plan, Congress Lakes, P.D.D.
DATE: July 14, 1982
I have no negative comments. The agreement for four laning
Congress between Lateral Canals 20 and 21 is in my opinion
an appropriate commitment for the impact this project will
have on the traffic situation.
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FORM F269 Available from GRAYARC CO" INC,< Brooklyn, NY 11232
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SUBDIVISION MASTER PLAN CHECKLIST
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