LEGAL APPROVAL
MINUTES
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
JUNE 4, 1996
Commission only wanted it on the city facilities and school districts, and that is what this
ordinance does.
Vice Mayor Jaskiewicz pointed out that this is the only way we would get remuneration. and
this is one of the objectives. City Attorney Cherof said another objective is that by having
them limited to those two districts, you have the greatest control, since they are conditional
uses, over the type of structure, the height of the structure, the location. and any other
conditions that you want to impose during the approval process so that it has the maximum
benefit for the telecommunications industry balanced by the needs of the adjacent
communities.
Commissioner Bradley asked if the comment about the M-1 zone relates to the point that
was previously brought up that eventually businesses, such as Motorola, are going to be
putting these up on their own properties. He asked if this ordinance would eliminate
businesses' abilities to do that. City Attorney Cherof answered affirmatively. He said their
towers would have to be located on nearby Rec or PU district properties. City Manager
Parker pointed out that Motorola will have a school site immediately adjacent to it.
A roll call vote was polled by the City Clerk. The motion carried 3-0.
C. Resolutions
1. Proposed Resolution No. R96-n Re: Authorizing Acceptance of a
Surety Bond from the Developer of the Isles of Hunters Run in lieu of
a Letter of Credit
City Attorney Cherof read Proposed Resolution No. R96-77 by title only. He reminded the
Commission that the city entered into a settlement agreement with Summit Properties that
would facilitate the construction of the single-family high end residence at the border at the
front Congress Avenue entrance to the Hunters Run development. He advised that
because of the type of financing that the developer is doing to close this transaction
tomorrow, is unable to post a Letter of Credit, but has the ability to post a surety bond to
secure and guaranty the improvements that are supposed to be made under the
subdivision regulation. We aJways used to accept surety bonds, but under a recent
addition, we accept Letters of Credit or cash. This resolution would authorize the
acceptance of the bond which would give us sufficient security to permit that transaction
to go forward and that development to be built.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND
FOR PALM BEACH COUNTY.
CIVIL DIVISION.
CASE NO. CL-91-7257-AN
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, a
Florida municipal corporation,
Plaintiff,
vs.
SUMMIT ASSOCIATES, LTD., a
Florida limited partnership,
Defendant.
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ORDER GRANTING DEFENDANT/COUNTERPLAINTIFF'S MOTION
FOR PARTIAL SUMMARY JUDGMENT FOR DECLARATORY RELIEF
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ORDER DENYING PLAINTIFF'S MOTION FOR SUMMARY
JUDGMENT FOR DECLARATORY RELIEF
This action came before the Court upon the motions of the
Plaintiff, City of Boynton Beach, for summary judgment for
declaratory relief, and the Defendant, Summit Associates, for
summary judgment for declaratory relief.
Among the undisputed facts are:
The City is the governing body defined in the Local
Government Comprehensive Planning and Land Development Regulation
Act controlling the property in question. The property is a
commercial tract, a part of Hunters Run which was acquired by
Summit in 1978. There was an earlier zoning dispute over this
property between the City and the owners that was resolved by a
settlement agreement and an agreed final judgment in 1973. The
City and the owner agreed in writing that the land in question
could be zoned and developed according to criteria that are known
today as C-3 zoning. In spite of the City's promise, in 1985 the
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City in its then new Comprehensive Planning and Land Development
Regulation Act down-zoned this land. Florida law did not mandate
the down-zoning of the property in question. Said down-zoning was
done without the consent of the land owner.
The land owner had the right to rely on the written contract
between its predecessor in interest and the City and had a right to
rely upon the terms of the Final Judgment entered into pursuant to
that settlement agreement. The Intervenor pleads a change in
circumstances in that the land has not previously been developed,
however all of Hunters Run was undeveloped in 1973 and since then
Hunters Run has been considerably developed. There is no version
of the evidence that indicates that there was no reliance by the
Defendant or their predecessors in interest on this 1973 agreement
when they developed Hunters Run. In fact, the evidence is to the
contrary. There is no law that effectively supports the City's
position.
The officials of the City presumably in 1973 and in 1985,
acted in what they believed to be the best interests of their
constituents, however the Court has determined that the city's 1985
actions violated a binding agreement and a binding final judgment.
Therefore, the Court declares that the comprehensive plan
adopted pursuant to the Local Government comprehensive Planning and
Land Development Regulation Act as it pertains to the Hunters Run
commercial tract, is void to the extent that it is inconsistent
with the City's Stipulated Settlement and Final Judgment in Case
Number 73-579 CA(L)Ol-Smith, attached to the City's complaint as
Exhibit D. Summit and its predecessors in interest relied upon the
pledge of the City and upon the Final Judgment in the development
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of the adjacent Hunters Run property and that there have been no
circumstances that would justify relieving the City of the effects
of its pledge or the Final Judgment. Therefore Summit Associates,
Ltd. is entitled to summary judgment in its favor. The Court finds
and declares that the City is bound by its 1973 judgment and
agreement, that Summit Associates, Ltd. is the owner of the Hunters
Run commercial tract and the successor in interest in said
agreement and final judgment. Summit Associates, Ltd. is entitled
to have the subject property classified as local retail commercial,
and as C-3 zoned. The City is required to take all steps necessary
to be in continuing and future compliance with its Settlement
Agreement and 1973 Final Judgment.
The City's motion for summary judgment in its favor on the
same issues is hereby denied.
ORDERED at West Palm Beach, Florida, this ~ day of June,
1994.
EDWARD FINE
Circuit Judge
Copies furnished:
James A. Cherof, Esq.
3099 E. Commercial Blvd.
suite 200
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33308
J. Michael Burman, Esq.
712 U.S. Highway One, suite 300
North Palm Beach, FL 33408
Lawrence J. Markell, Esq.
7280 W. Palmetto Park Rd.
Suite 202-N
Boca Raton, FL 33433
Michael T. Burke, Esq.
Post Office Box 030220
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33303-0220
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ORDINANCE NO. 91-
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE TEXT OF THE SUPPORT
DOCUMENTS OF THE FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT
OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN IN CONNECTION
WITH THE LAND USE AMENDMENT TO CORRECT
A SCRIVENER'S ERROR; SAID TEXT AMENDMENT
WILL ALLOW CORRECTION OF SCRIVENER'S
ERROR BY PERMITTING LAND TO BE REVERTED
TO LOCAL RETAIL COMMERCIAL; PROVIDING
AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; PROVIDING A
CONFLICTS CLAUSE; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City commission of the City of Boynton
Beach, Florida has adopted a Comprehensive Plan and as part
of said plan a Future Land Use Element by Ordinance No.
89-38 in accordance with the Local Government Comprehensive
planning Act; and
WHEREAS,
the
Comprehensive
Plan
incorporated
by
reference a portion of the Future Land Use Element support
Documents entitled Land Use Problems and Opportunities; and
WHEREAS, said portion of the Future Land Use support
Documents recommends the a certain parcel of land be placed
in the Office Commercial land use category; and
WHEREAS, it appears that a scrivener's error was made
in this ordinance in that it was determined that Office
Commercial land use is contrary to a Stipulation and
Agreement from a previous court decision which, in part,
determined the zoning classifications of said parcel be
those that existed when the property was duly annexed into
said City in November, 1972; and
WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 91-?? amends the Future Land Use
plan of said Comprehensive Plan to comply with said
Stipulation and Agreement; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission now desires to correct
said scrivener's error.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, THAT:
section 1: The portion of the Support Documents of the
Future Land Use Element entitled Land Use Problems and
Opportuni ties, Planning Area 8, 8. h. is hereby amended by
inserting the underlined text, and deleting the text in the
strike--through type as follows:
The analysis of the supply and demand
for commercial land in the city
indicates that there will be demand in
the long-run for this commercial
property, which is currently in the
Local Retail commercial land use
category and C-3 Community Commercial
zoning district. The site is fairly
well-buffered from surrounding
residences, the closest of which will
lie over 500 feet to the west. The
intervening property is occupied by a
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be employed in the development of this
property, including vegetative screening
and directed lighting. Furthermore. the
land use and zonina of this parcel shall
remain consistent with a stipulation and
aareement that resulted from a previous
court decision.
Section 2. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances
in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed.
Section 3. should any section or provision of this
ordinance or portion hereof, any paragraph, sentence, or
word be declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be
invalid, such decision shall not be affect the remainder of
this ordinance.
section 4. Authority is hereby granted to codify said
ordinance.
Section 5.
This ordinance shall become effective
immediately upon passage.
FIRST READING this
day of
1991.
SECOND, FINAL READING and PASSAGE this
, 1991.
day of
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
Mayor
Vice Mayor
Commissioner
commissioner
Commissioner
ATTEST:
city Clerk
(Corporate Seal)
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STIPULflTION
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This is a Sti nula ti on by and between the CITY 01" BOyrTTON
BEACH, Florida, and PALMLAND ~y!ELOrMENT CORP., a Florida c~rpora-
tion, to amend the Final Judgment entered herein as it relates to
'P[.....f.e'~~L 2?, Q.~ des::LrTls.tec1 in su~h Final Judgment. The Final
,'"j"'lr:I'n!. J,'J'l;;n ;'~lne:l ,':,"I'ce:'1 :/, [l:-' :-1 ..:J ar;r;or(lance v:'th tOle
zon.ing code of the CITY ,)7 BO-:tTTTON BE!\CH~ Florida. In addition,
such Final Judgment further requ::.red that PP,LJiTU\FD DE'.~:ELOFI-1EJ'1T
CORP. file certain C~vpnnntc and Restrictions relatin~ to
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Parcel 22," VJh:Lch res tr:i.c tcd t}w u;, e of Parce 1 ~? :l'or a motel 8i te .
Releases Nere r,iver, by t>o Plo.intiffs herein, ther8~)Y leaving the
CITY (10' BGYITI'01"T ~:Ef\ en anrJ ~'!> LT.'J.Jr:u :)T:'.rJ.:U~'j{F:'TT CORP. as the only
parties in this o.cti on. Such '" j.n.::l.l .Judc::ment further gave the
. SITY OJ" BDYTTT(~)N nEACH the ~,2,le onti on of enforcing the Covenants
and Restri cti OilS 2Ct forth in the T~linal .JIl.dgment. Such Covenants
land Restrictions were recorded in Official Records Book 2210,
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On June
, 1?75, the CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH. ~lorida,
rezoned Parcel 22 to a C-3 category in acco~danc2 w~th the z~ning
code of the CITY OF BCY\TNTJl! BE.ACF, Florida. The CITY OF BO'::1'-TI'ON
BE.ACP, Florida, is no longer desirous of enforcing the Covenants
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the Finn.J.. Judgment shnll
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B. I'J~U;L!\im D!'~'.;;';:LU]:.:::i:T (;'Jj.~j., (Jr J)(~rr:;on,; cla:i:riinr:
throur;h it and its s ucce~~ (~or:' (U1 i (l(~ ~.1 13n:~, l;llall hO.ve the ril.ht
to use "Parcel 22 in any mo.nner c~nsictent with the zoning c~de
of the CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, Florida.
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Tllat Pi\LMLAND DEVELOPllliNT CORPo .shall have the right
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Fino.l JUdGment and 2lettlemcnt stipulation,v-rhich Covenants and
Restricti~ns were rec~rdec1 in Official Records BooY- 22l0~
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PALMLAND DEVELOPMENT CORP."
a Florida corporation
I CITY OF BO\TI'JTON BEACH, FLOHIDA,
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President
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G EEE WJOmi;, l>~::>-)UIE]';
Attorney for CITY OF BOYNTON
BEACH
Post Office Box llO
B~ynton Beach, Florida" 33435
DAN LEL 1I. ,IO]\Ili:;~;, ].;SG!UIRE
Attorney for FALMLAND
DE'!ELOPlvlENT C (:HP .
I1CYLE, GENTRY" ,JU;m.::', FLANIGM':
&: GRC)I~ER, F' .#~ .
Post Office B~x 3888
West Falm Beach, Fl~rida, 3340;
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IN TILE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIFTEENTH JUDfCL\L C [RCVIr,
IN A~D FOR PALM BEACH COUNTY,
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CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA,
a Florida municipal corporation,
THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD of the
CITY OF BOYN~ON BEACH, FLORIDA, et al.,
COMPLAINT FOR DECLARATORY JUDGMENT
AND INJUNCTIVE RELIEF
. COMES NOW the Plaintiff, PALMLAND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION,
a corporation, by its unders~gned attorneys and sues the defendants.
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, a Florida municipal corporation,
EMILY M. JACKSON, JOE DeLONG, FORREST L. WALLACE, DAVID ROBERTS,
EDWARD F. HAlli~ENING, ROBERT OLDS, RICHARD VASTINE, ~~ILYN HUCKLE,
LOREN BLACKETER, ALBERT WEHRELL, FRED KOSTNER, ORRIS WALKER and
liould respectfully show this Honorable Court as follows:
1. This is an action for declaratory judgment and
for injunctive relief.
2. EMILY M. JACKSON 1S the Mayor of the City of
Boynton Beach, Florida, and JOE DeLONG, FORREST L. lqALLACE, DAVID
ROBERTS and EDWARD F. HAlli~ENING are councilmen in the City of
Boynton Beach, Florida. Plaintiff bri~gs this action against
them individually and in their capacity as public officials
aforesaid in the City of Boynton Beach, Florida.
3. ROBE~T OLDS, RICHARD VASTINE, ~~RILYN rlliCKLE,
LOREN BLACKETER, ALBERT WEHRELL, FRED KOSTNER and ORRIS WALKER
are duly appointed members of the Planning and Zoning Board of
the City of Boynton Beach, Florida. Plaintiff brings this action
against them individually and in their official capacity as public
officers of the City of Boynton Beach.
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4. During the calendar year 1972 and prIor
to November 7, 1972, your Plaintiff and other persons made
application to the City of Boynton Beac]l, Florida, for annexation
of certain lands to the City of Boynton Beach, Florida. A more
particular description of the lands is attached herto
as Exhibit "A" and by reference made a part hereof.
In the
course of preparing the said application for annexation and for
the zoning of the said property when annexed, your Plaintiff
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expended great sums of money for the engineering and other data
needed in order to present the said petition for annexation and
for zoning of the said property to the proper municipal authorities
of the City of Boynton Beach, Florida. Plaintiff expended
large sums of money for attorneys' fees, zoning studies,
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neering studies and many other costs and expenses in theprep'aration
and presentation of the application for annexation and zoning to the
City of Boynton Beach, Florida.
s. On November 7, 1972, the City Council of the
City of Boynton Beach, Florida, passed on second and final readi~g
Ordinance No. 72-27, a copy of l'lhich is attached hereto and made
a part hereof as Exhib it "B". The said ordinance is nOli 'a valid,
existing ordinance of the City of Boynton Beach, Florida, a muni-
cipal corporation. At all times material hereto and'prior to.
November 28, 1972, Plaintiff corporation held an option to purchase
the above described lands and did join in the petition for annexation
with the record title owner. On or about November 28, 1972, and
in reliance upon the action of the City of Boynton Beach, the
Plaintiff exercised its option to purchase the said lands and paid
for the said lands the sum of SIX MILLION DOLLARS ($6,000,000.00).
The Plaintiff has incurred an obligation to pay interest on the said
purchase price or a portion thereof by reason of a mor~gage
which was given by your Plaintiff in connection with the said
purchase.
In addition to the above expenditure and the
obligation thereby incurred, your Plaintiff has expended large
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SUIns of money in connection with its plans for the development
of the subject lands as had been previously explained and
presented to the Defendant city a~d its various boards and bodies.
Very large sums of money have been expended in connection with
the said plans for development and for the implementation of
the said plans for development.
6. The City of Boynto? Beach, Florida, knew or
should have'~pown Plaintiff had expended an.d would continue to expend
large sums of money pursuant to the plan for the development of
the subject lands which had been made known to the said City
of Boynton Beach, Florida. The individual Defendants, and
each of them, knows or should know the above facts and Clrcum-
stances as alleged herein and more particularly know or should
know that_the Plaintiff has expended large sums of money in
reliance upon the passing of the ordinance aforesaid on November
7, 1972.
7. Thereafter and prior to March 15, '1973, the
Defendant and each of them caused to be published in the Boynton
Beach News Journal on March IS and March 22, 1973, a notice, a
copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "C".
8. Your Plaintiff has made application to the
proper persons in the City of Boynton Beach, Florida, for the
issuance of building permits for buildings on the subject property
which conformed to the zoni~g as specified in the above ~escribed
ordinance. The Defendant city and its various officials, including
individual party defendants hereto, have failed and refused to
issue the said building permits to your Plaintiff. Your Plaintiff
has been informed by various city officials that no bui1di~g permit
,.,rou1d be issued to your Plaintiff because the "zoning \vas not
proper."
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9. On or about March 6, 1973, the city
of Boynton Beach passed an ordinance designated by it as
Ordinance No. 73-7, which ordinance, and amendments tllereto,
substantially changes the uses to which land may he put under
the various zoning classifications of the City of Boynton
Beach. The uses permitted under the said classification
are materially different than those uses permitted in the
zoning classification as they existed at the time of the
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passing of Ordin~nce No. 72-27 of the City of Boynton Beach.
10. It is obvious from the course of conduct on
the part of the Defendants herein that the Defendants have
attempted to cha~ge the uses of your Plaintifffs property as
permitted by law. It is further obvious from the said course
of conduct that the said Defendants and each of them intended
to proceed to enact a zoning ordinan~e which reclassifies and
changes the uses permitted of your Plaintifffs property.
11. Your Plaintiff would respectfully.show this
Honorable Court that the Defendants and each of them are estopped
by the law of the State of Florida and by their own conduct from
changing the uses permitted of your Plaintifffs property from
those uses as they existed under the Charter and Ordinances of
the City of Boynton Beach, Florida, on November 7 or December 7,
1972.
12. The Plaintiff has been and will be. greatly and
irreparably damaged if this Court does not issue its in-
junction both temporarily and permanently requiring that the
Defendants herein cease and desists their attempts to
block the Plaintiff in its efforts to develop the lands
aforesaid. The irreparable injury which the Plaintiff
is now suffering and will in the future suffer is as
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(a) Plaintiff is obligated upon a purchase money
mortgage the interest on which is approximately FIFTEEN
HU.t\DREDDOLLARS ($1,500.00) per day. The Plaintiff has
a commitment for a construction money mortgage from a
lender in a very large sum of money. Should this Court
not enjoin the above conduct, Plaintiff will lose the
said commitment and will lose its ability to improve the
subject property as aforesaid.
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(b) It i~ well known that the costs of construction
are greatly increasing each day. The delays being cause by
the Defendants are. greatly increasing the cost of the im-
provements and decreasing Plaintiff's opportunity to profit-
ably develop this land.
Cc) Plaintiff has a cons~derable staff which has been
assembled by Plaintiff preparatory to the development of the
said land. The said overhead caused thereby is continuing
on a daily basis without any opportunity, because of the acts
of the Defendant, to receive income to cover the said overhead.
Cd) The acts and conduct of the Defendants herein 1S
causing a controversy in the community which is damaging to
YOUT Plaintiff's reputation and is dam~gi~g to its ability
to market the improvements to be built upon the subject lands
and it is further damaging the Plaintiff's ability to procure
and retain the commitments necessary for construction money
mortgage .
WHEREFORE, your Plaintiff respectfully prays that
this Honorable Court will grant YOUT Plaintiff the relief prayed
for in Complaint for Declarat6ry Judgment and Injunctive Relief
herein and will declare the rights, duties and obligations of the
Plaintiff and of the various Defendants herein about which your
Plaintiff is in doubt as aforesaid and Plaintiff further prays
that this Honorable Court will enjoin the Defendants and each
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to change the uses of Plaintiff's property as permitted u~dcr
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Charter and Ordinances of the City of Boynton Beach, Florida, as they
2xisteJ on November 7, or in the 'alternative, December 7, 1972, and
your Plaintiff further
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that this Honorable Court will
determine
that the ordinance designated by the City of Boynton Beach, Florida,
as Ordinance No. 73-7 is wholly void and unenforceable as it applies
to your Plaintiff's property herein above described.
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PALNLAt~D DEVELOPj\IENT CORPORATION, INC.
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IRVING T. RUBI~President
Palmland Devel~ ment Corporation~ Inc.
640 E. Ocean Avenue~ Suites 18 & 19
Boynton Beach~ Florida 33435
State of Florida
Coun ty of P {~I {'(~ ~F f~ c..!-/
SWO~~ TO AND SUBSCRIBE before me this
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Adams, Gilman and Cooper
720 Hartford Building
Orlando~ Florida 32801
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CIVIL ACTION NO. 77-C-GG~~
CITY Or: BOYNTON BEACH, 8. Florid.:l
municipal corporation and
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THIS CAUSE is before the Court upon the CompL1.int
herein anc1upon the Stipul~t:i.on and A2rccment. ~s c):eCl,ted by
the parties, through their re~)pect:ive ;tttorncy. ]:.he s8ic:
Stipulation and Agreement is ~ttachcd hereto ~s 1:xhjhi -:.: ), and is
incorporated into nnd Til8de ~1 p,'Ht of this Fin;1J Jtldg;;~cnt. The
Court finds from the said Stipulntion and Agreement nnJ represen-
tations made to the CGlut by. counsel that the CO}ltrO\'CTsy ill this
action and in Action No. 73-579 CAeL)
01 arises out of the ori0innl
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Ordinancc No. 7'2-27, copy of which is .:ltt.:lched to the Stipu18tion
and Ag-reement herein and out of the subsequent conduct of the City
of Boynton Beach in passing Ordinances if 73-7 ,mcl fl73-11
wherein and whcreby the gener8.1 uses permitted under zOll:in~ ordin-
ances in existence at the time of the passage of Ordinance # 72-27
were changed and further arising out of the exp1'essecl intent of
various officials of the City of Boynton Heach to change the
zoning classifications on the: property owned hy Palmlanc1 ])(~velop-
mcnt Corporation from classifications as they existed in Ordinance
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Con t r 0 v C l' S Y f II r the l' a r i s c s bet \.; l~ C J1 t h C'
p n r tic sin the s c s u :i. t s as tot 11 e val i d i t Y 0 f 0 nl i n an c c 7 2 - 2., 110 t h
as to it I S annexation ana zoning })l'ovisions. It f1.1Tthcy appc;ns
to the Court that the p;ntics }1;\\'i..~ no\': a~~,.ccc1 that Ul():.(~ cCl'lZlin
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total in~; apprOXi)~latc::Ly :: 0 ~lCYC:;.
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refcrence to th~t cl;TtaiJl. 11.0:1(1 })L,;l >;0. 7:.~;:;Ol, copy 0 ,- ',:;;:C~l
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said Ordinance 72- 27 and :11'e nOl'l vaLi.dly zonec1 as [oJ.lo'.;:~:
P 0T C e 1 ~;: 1, 2 , 3 , If , S , G , 7, (I 8 aTe Z 0 n c c1 IZ 2 -.'"
Parcels: 9,10,11,J.2,13,1~,lS,lG and
23 arc zoned R::;J\.
Parcels: l7,18,18^,22,2~ are zoned C-1
Parcels: 19 and 20 arc zoned C-2
Thc Court further finds that [ifter the enactment of Ordl:;laJ1CC'
72-27, Palrnland Development Corpor~tjol1, in reliance upon sajJ
Ordinance, did substantially change :i tis po.si tion by the expencli-
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tUTc of sums of money. The Court further f:i nc1s tlw t r~dmlaJlcl
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Development Corporation, in acconlo.nce wi th the said.~_~_!)1~~,~.~~.Q..n.
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ancc, ''lith the above zoning classifications as they existecl in
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Novcmb e 1', 1972, ex copt as hero inZ;itc y--i":i:r.d.t eel.
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tions shall be effectuated by Pnlmland
placing of rccord
restrictive covenants to run with the land rest:::-icting the 3bovo
uses as fo1.1o\'J~~:
(8.) Palliil<:md H:il1 not construct more than G, 700
Te5ic1ential (11vCJJ :i1lf' units on the Llncls JJcycin:tbovc c1cscri:lcd
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.Ltnd on the ten (Ie) [teres of "COUIl"i.:y Janel", shown on Exhibi t "B"
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COJ..struct a r;w.x.Lmull1 of two hundred (200) mote] 01' ;,oL(<L ~'(';:t:i1
rooms on Parcel 22, tOEethcl' 1.::ith aLL accessory uses .:nc:;dc31~~aL/
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are c on elu c t e c1 .: i t 11 i 11 t L c b uLJ ,l ! 11';
Shops for p;lintr~}.s, plllii])crs, i):IJh'r h:lj~~~cr:;,
e 1 c e t r i c 'l a n s , 11 P 11 (:. ], :; t c r l' J':~ :lll d () L : J '.' J'
of a s:j]njlar Il:1Ll1TC. C)utcloOT ~'-~-L.'_"'.r{lr~e
yards .:lre pcrmi. ~tccl .,:hell acccs:;ory
to the ah0VC 11:;(:S, prov:iJcCl :111- cquip--
mcnt and ]71crCh~1.,ldise arc cncJo:;cc1 bchi;:c1
a scree]] consi:;t:ing of plantiJ1~'.s or a
c 1 0 :; c cl 0 l S c ni i - c 1 0 S e c1 t ~T pc fen c c not
less than five leet in height.
Mobile home salcs.
Used eal' lots.
l'larchouses, wholesale commercial est:lb-
lishments.
Rosidential uses.
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Boarding and roomi'!1l; houses.
Mortuary.
Residential uses.
(e) PalmI and will enter into an option to con-
voy sixty (60) acre s more or lCJ5 to ])ELl~^ Y DUi\'ES for us c only
as a golf course.
Should DELRAY D~JNES exerci s c it's opt ion,
there ''iill be no morc tiwn 6SS0 resil1cnt:i.al (h;cllin~ 'Lmi l:s on the
lands shown on Exhibit "W'.
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?j1cl Agrccment cont:1 ins further ;ql.T(~cmcnts ])ctwccll tJlf' =):Il'~! l'~;
and spccificaJly bct\-;con the City oC Boynton Ef~~lch :,1,(1 l':':]:l:ll~'.l
Development Co rpora t i. on with ro f el'l'nccto the c:cvc 1 CJpJ.:('1i~ 'J:
the said lands, \'ihich ::lBrccmcnts the COln't fiIlC:S to :)c ~'~,'l.sC'Il;,,":JJ.e
and proper.
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ORDEI<.ED AI\D ADJUDGED a~; ::ollows;
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That certain Orc1in:,nce cn~lcted
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Boynton Beach on November 7, 1972, bcin,'; O~rclinancc ~:o. 7~-=~
is a va 1 i c1 ex is tin g 0 r din;1 n ceo f t h ~~ C1. t Y 0 [ ;', () y n t 0!1 :' c: :, c 1: .
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hereinabove l'lore and aTe validly ~illncxcc1 'in".:o the C.Lty o~ ;),OYn~On
Beach and aro a part of the ll1unicipa1 i ty of the Ci ty of r,OYil to;l
Beach.
3. That the zornng classifications oL the said lands
is now and has been since :t\ovemher 7, 1972 as f01101'ls:
Parcels: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,~ S arc Zonec1 R2-A
Parcels: 9,10,11,12,13,l4,15,16 anc1
23 aye zonccl ]Z:iA
Parcels:
17, 18, 181\,
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Payeels: 19 (1 20 arc zoncd C-2
The parcel numbers hereina110vc -l'c[cl'rec1 to and thc lands hereinabove
referred to are as inJicated on Road Plan 73501, attached hereto
as Exhibit B and made a par".: hereof.
4. The uses pe1'lnitteQ \.;ithin the' zoning classifications
hereinabove J:'cferred to shall be (1:-; they were in 1\'ovembey, 1972
under the applicable zoning ol'dinances of the City of Boynton
Heach, except as follows:
(a) Palmland will not construct more than 6,700
residential ch:elling tl11:L.ts on the l~Jnc1s hCTcin~:hovc c1escl'i.bcJ
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story structures on P.:1ycels 1,~,:;, :tncl If.
(c) In audition to t]H; G, 700 j'csjc:cn'l-i:ll (~'.\(~JJif1,:
units rofcrred to in paragraph sub- (a) above, [,;dmlan(~ \',':.IJ. COll-
struct a max.lmum of two hunc1rcd (200) JIlotel 01' hotel ~'<-;71~~~L r00T:1S
on Parcel 22, together \,;j th all ~CCC.sS01')' usesinc.i.c1cnt:'.J ~.hC'~'cto.
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and 20 by eliminating the follO\':.ln~J. permittcd uses uncl-:,;r ~:hc:
above described zoning classi[ic~tions:
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arc conc1ucted ",'ithill the budd:iW:.
Shops for p:lintcrs, plumbcr~\, r)~l])('r h:lTlgcrs,
clcctric:i.:1n~;, upholsterers .:1Jhl other
of a similar Jl.:1LUTC. Outdoor S;~OJ'71)';C
yaTus ~l1'e pcr;i1ittcd \rhe1: ;lccC:\~;Ol'Y
to the above llses, provided :111 cqu:ipT:\ent
and me 1'ell ~ind i s e ;]. rc cnc 1 os eel ])chi nd a
screen cOJ1.sistins: oJ plLlntings or ;I
'closed or semi-closeel type fence not loss
than fivefec'!: in ]lCight.
Mobile home sales.
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lishments.
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(e) PalmI and will enter into an option to con-
vcy sixty (60) acrcs mal'O or less to DELPJ\Y DUNES for usc only
as a. golf coursc. Shoul<.l DELHAY DUNES exerciso it's option,
-- there l:i 11 be no more than 6550 res iden t ial c1\'lc 11 ing uni ts on the
lands shown on Dxh:i.b it "W'.
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aecorn.plishinf, the restrictions :~.s rel~"rredLo :1si):tr;(~J;'))~l I~
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5. That the parLic:; hc;u,to :1YC l'C(lll in~(i to C(lj/i:' 1\-
loTi th each
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evcry provision oC
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attllchod herc,to and ni.:ldc a part. hcn..:ur. The omis:-;i on. L)Y ,1:e
Court, of any provision of thc sa:ct :~tLpulatioTi :mcl l'V;T;~.:'::;c;:~:
shall not opcro.tc to lessen the cffe',:t of thi.:; ()::'l_~l;r .;;C':"l'"C,",:'-
ating thc said Stipulation and Agrcc;,lcnt, nOT ~c:;:;cn ::~lc; ci:!'c,:t
of this Court I s Order rcquirins; th~ ;':'.1'tic:-: 1:0 :)cJ'~-OT~~ L:1
accordancc \"l i th thc s ai d S t ipul rl. t i 01; ;md Aijrc cmC31 t .
6. The Court shan. reLlin jurisdiction or t;lis
cause for the purposcs stated in Pccr:li',Taph ~':o. S in t}lC
1 as t complete paragraph on P a~c 8 of thc s o.i(l St ip"cllJ t ion and
Agr88ffi8nt.
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Copies furnished to:
Georgc E. Adam~, Esq.
^D^~lS, G IU,lAN fi COOPER
Suite 720-Il:utford Building
Orlando, Florida 32801 .
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78 Northeast Fifth Avenue'
Delray Beach, Florida ~.3444
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\"Tcst Palm Beach, Florida 3340J. '
Willj;UIl R. !'lcrl:1c, rsq.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIlE
FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR PALM BEACH COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
PALMLAND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION,
a corporation,
Plaintiff,
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CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-579 CA(L)-Ol
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CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA,
a Florida municipal corporation,
THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD of the
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, et al.,
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THIS CAUSE is before the Court upon the Complaint
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herein and upon the Stipulation and Agreement as executed by
the parties, thro~gh their respective attorney. The said
Stipulation and ~greement is attached hereto as Exhibit A and is
incorporated into and made a part of this Final Ju~gment. The
Court finds from the said Stipulation and ~greement and represen-
tations made to the Court by counsel that the controversy in this
action and in Action No. 72-C-6624 arises out of the or~ginal
Ordinance No. 72-27, copy of which is attached to the Stipulation
and Agreement herein and out of the subsequent conduct of the City
of Boynton Beach in passi~g Ordinances # 73-7 and #73-11
wherein and whereby the general uses permitted under zoning ordin-
ances in existence at the time of the pass~ge_of Ordinance # 72-27
were cha~ged and further arisi~g out of the expressed intent of
various officials of the City of Boynton Beach to change the
zoni~g classifications on the property owned by Palmland Develop-
ment Corporation from classifications as they existed in Ordinance
72-27 to R-l-A or R-l-AA. Controversy further arises between the
parties in these suits as to the validity of Ordinance 72-27 both
as to it's annexation and zoning provisions. It further appears
to the Court that the parties have now agreed that those certain
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lands bei~g particularly described in said Stipulation and Agrce-
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were ~ are validly annexed into the City of Boynton Beach
Section 6, Township 46 South,
Range 43 East, and the East half
of Section 1, Township 46 South,
Range 42 East, less three parcels on the
periphery of the East half of Section 1,
totaling approximately 20 acres.
by the said Ordinance 72-27 and finds that the said lands were
validly zoned by the said Ordinance. The zoni~g as established
in the said Ordinance is more particularly set out herein by
reference to that certain Road Plan No. 73501, copy of which
is attached hereto as Exhibit B and made a part hereof. The
parcels as indicated on the said map, by number, were zoned by the
said Ordinance 72-27 and are now validly zoned as follows:
Parcels: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, & 8 are Zoned R2-A
Parcels: 9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 and
23 are zoned R3A
Parcels: 17,18,18A,22,24 are zoned C-1
Parcels: 19 and 20 are zoned C-2
The Court further finds that after the enactment of Ordinance
72-27, Pa1mland Development Corporation, in reliance upon said
Ordinance, did substantially cha~ge it's position by the expendi-
ture of sums of money. The Court further finds that Palm1and
DevelopJnent Corporation, in accordance with the said Stipulation
and ~greement, is entitled to develop the said lands in accord-
ance with the above zoni~g classifications as they existed in
November, 1972, except as hereinafter limited. The said limita-
tions shall be effectuated by PalmI and p1aci~g of record
restrictive covenants to run with the land restricti~g the above
uses as follows:
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(a) Pa1m1and will not construct more than 6a700
residential dwe11i~g units on the lands hereinabove described
and on the t,en (10) acres of lfcounty land", shown on E~hibi t "B"
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(b) Palmland will construct only one-
story structures on Parcels 1,2,3, and 4.
(c) In addition to the 6,700 residential dwelli~g
units referred to in par~graph sub-(a) above, Palmland will
construct a maximum of two hundred (200) motel or hotel rental
rooms on Parcel 22, t~gether with all accessory uses incidental
thereto.
(d) Palmland will restrict the uses of Parcel 19
and 20 by eliminati~g the followi~g permitted uses under the
above described zoning classifications:
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Animal hospitals when all activities
are conducted within the building
Shops for painters, plumbers, paper hangers,
electricians,upholsterers and other
of a similar nature. Outdoor storage
yards are permitted when accessory
to the above uses, provided all equip-
ment and merchandise are enclosed behind
a screen consisting of plantings or a
closed or semi-closed type fence not
less than five feet in he~ght.
Mobile home sales.
Used car lots.
Warehouses, wholesale conmercial estab-
lishments.
Residential uses.
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Boardi~g and roomi~g houses.
Mortuary.
Residential uses~
(e) Palmland will enter into an option to con-
vey sixty (60) acres more or less to DELRAY DUNES for use only
as a. golf course. Should DELRAY DUNES exercise it's option,
there will be no more than 6550 residential dwelli~g units on the
lands shown on Exhibit "B".
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The Court further finds that said Stipulation
and ~greemerlt contains further agreements between the parties
and specifically between the City of Boynton Beach and Palmland
Development Corporation with reference to the development of
the said lands, which ~greements the Court finds to be reasonable
and proper. It is, therefore,
ORDERED AND ADJUDGED as follows;
1. That certain Ordinance enacted by the City of
Boynton Beach on November 7, 1972, bei~g Ordinance No. 72-27
is a valid existi~g ordinance of the City of Boynton Beach.
2., That the lands more particularly described
hereinabove were and are validly annexed into the City of Boynton
Beach and are a part of the municipality of the City of Boynton
Beach.
3. That the zoni~g classifications of the said lands
is now and has been since November 7, 1972 as follows:
Parcels: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,& 8 are Zoned R2-A
Parcels: 9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 and
23 ,are zoned R3A
Parcels: 17, 18, l8A, 22, 24 are zoned C-l
Parcels: 19 & 20 are zoned C-2
The parcel numbers hereinabove referred to and the lands hereinabove
referred to are as indicated on Road Plan 73501, attached hereto
as Exhibit B and made a part hereof.
4. The uses permitted within the zoni~g classifications
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hereinabove referred to shall be as they were in November, 1972
under the applicable zoni~g ordinances of the City of Boynton
Beach, except as follows:
(a) Palmland will not construct more than 6,700
residential dwelling units on the lands hereinabove described
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and on the ten (10) acres of "county land", shown on Exhibit "B"
as Parcel 25.
(b) Palmland will construct only one-
story structures on Parcels 1,2,~, and 4.
(c) In addition to the 6,700 residential dwelli~g
units referred to in par~graph sub-(a) above, Palmland will con-
struct a maximum of two hundred (200) motel or hotel rental rooms
on Parcel 22, t~gether with all accessory uses incidental thereto.
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(d) Palmland will restrict the uses of Parcel 19
and 20 by eliminati~g the followi~g permitted uses under the
above described zoni~g classifications:
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Animal hospitals when all activities
are conducted within the buildi~g.
Shops for painters, plumbers, paper hangers,
electricians, upholsterers and other .
of a similar nature. Outdoor storage
yards are permitted when accessory
to the above uses, provided all equipment
and merchandise are enclosed behind a
screen consisting of plantings or a
closed or semi-closed type fence not less
than five feet in he~ght.
Mobile home sales.
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Used car lots.
Warehouses, wholesale commercial estab~
lishments.
Residential uses.
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Mortuary.'
Residential uses.
(e) Palmland will enter into an option to con-
vey sixty (60) acres more or less to DELRAY DUNES for use only
as a golf course. Should DELRAY DUNES exercise it's option,
there will be no more-than'6550 residential dwelli~g units on the
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Palmland Development Corporation is required to execute and
cause to be placed of record, covenants runni~g with the land
accomp1ishi~g the restrictions as referred to as Par~graph 4
herein.
5. That the parties hereto are required to comply
with each and every provision of the Stipulation and Agreement
attached hereto and made a part hereof. The omission, by the
Court, 'of any provision of the said Stipulat.ion and -Agreement
shall not operate to lessen the effect of this Order incorpor-
ati~g the said St~pulation and ~greement, nor lessen the effect
of this Court's Order requiri~g the parties to perform in
accordance with the said Stipulation and ~greement.
6. The Court shall retain jurisdiction of this
cause for the purposes stated in Par~graph No. 5 in the
last complete par~graph on P~ge 8 of the said Stipulation and
~greement.
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DONE AND ORDERED in Chambers, this ~day of ~~~.
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C RCUIT JUDGE
Copies furnished to:
George E. Adams,Esq.
ADAMS, GILMAN & COOPER
Suite 720-Hartford Building
Orlando, Florida 32801 .
Ernest G. Simon, Esq. ~~
78 Northeast Fifth Avenue ~
De1ray Beac~, Florida 33444
Frederick E. Hollingsworth, ESq.@~{1
401 Pan American Building 7.~~-
West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
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WHEREAS, a certain suit is now pendi~g in
the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit of
Palm Beach County,' Florida, wherein M. Robert Johnston,
Clarence Q. Jones, Dorothy A. Roberts, David Roberts,
Emily M. Jackson, and William C. Sexton are Plaintiffs
and the City of Boynton Beach, a Florida Municipal Corpor-
ation and Palmland Development Corporation, a corporation, are
Def~ndants, being case No. 72-C-6624 and
.' WHEREAS, a certain civil action has been
. filed in the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
Palm'Be~ch County, Florida, w?erein Palmland Development
Corporation is Plaintiff and the City of Boynton Beach,
.' a municipal corporation and J.W. Barrett are Defendants,
,'., bei~g Civil Action No. 73-581 CAeL) 01 and
WHEREAS, a'certain civil action has been
filed in the Circuit ,Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
'.Palm Beach Co~nty, Florida, wherein Palmland Development
Corporation, a corporation, is Plaintiff and the City of
'Boynton Beach, Florida, 'a Florida municipal corporation,
,.' The Planni~g and Zoni~g ,Board of the City of Boynton .Beach,
. Emily M. Jackson, Joe DeLo~lg, Forrest 'L. Wallac.e, David
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Roberts, Edward F.' Harmeni~g, Robert Olds, Richard. Vas tine,
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Marilyn Huckle., Loren.Blacketer, Albert Wehrell, Fred Kostner
'. and Orris \'talker are De;endants, bei~g Civil 'Action.
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filed in the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
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Palm Beach County, Florida, l~herein Palmland Development
Corporation, a corporation, is Plaintiff and Robert Olds,
Richard Vastine, Marilyn Huckle, Loren Blacketer, C0l. Albert
Wehrell, Fred Kostner, Orris Walker, Emily M. Jackson, Joe
DeLong, Fvrrest L. Wallace, David Roberts, Edliard F. Harmening,
M. Robert Johnston, Clarence Q. Jones, Dorothy A. Roberts
and William C. Se~ton are Defendants, bei~g Civil Action
No. 73-580-CA(L) 01 and
WHEREAS~ each of the parties to the above
described civil actions now pendi~g in the Circuit Court of
t]le Fifteenth Judicial' Circuit of Palm Beach County, Florida,
desire to amicably sett~e each of the said actions and
WHEREAS, it is mutually agreed and understood
that the City Council of the City of Boynton Beach passed an
Ordinance on the second and final readi~g on November 7, 1972,
being Ordinance No. 72-27, a copy of the said Ordinance is
attached hereto and made a part hereof,' and'
WHEREAS, the validity of th~ said Ordinance
. is in issue in at least one of the above styled civil actions
and
WHEREAS~ divers dispute and differences have
arisen between the parties hereto r~gardi~g the validity of
and the propriety of the zoning upon those certain lands'
included in the said Ordinance, a more particular description
of which is as follows:
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Section 6, Township 46 South,
Range 43 East, and the East half
of'Section 1, Township 46 South,
, . Range 42 East, less three parcels on the
periphery of the East half of Section 1,
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of Boynton Beach, being Ordinance ~o. 73-7 and 73-11
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purported to cha~ge the uses permitted in various zoning
classifications under the Zoning Codn of the City of Boynton
Beach and a dispute has arisen and is included in the
above styled civil actions r~gardi~g the validity of said
cha~ges as they apply to the lands hereinabove described, and
WHEREAS, the City of Boynton Beach has refused to
issue a buildi~g permit for models previously requested by
,Falmland, and
W~lliP~AS, the parties hereto, as a part of the
settlement of the various civil actions now pendi~g, desire
to make certain ~greements r~gardi~g streets to be con-
structed on the said land, waste water distribution systems, and,
water distribution systems to be constructed on said land,
water treatment plants and waste water treatment plants to
be constructed on said lands and the uses and zoni~g of the
said lands.
'It .is, therefore, Stipulated and ~greed as
follows:
1. ,. It is stipulated and ~greed by and be-
tween the parties hereto that that certain Ordinance, bei~g
Ordinance No. 72-27, passed on second and final readi~g by
the City Council of Boynton Beach on November 7, 1972, is a
valid Ordinance. That the Notice and the proposed Ordin~nce,
'attached hereto a.nd made a part hereof as ~xhibit "A",
was published in the Boynton Beach News Journal on September 14,
21, 28 and October 5, 1972. That there was, .as stated in said
Notice, a Master Development Map and Site Plan ShOld~g the
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zoni~g or proposed zoni~g of the property to be annexed and
zoned in the said Ordinance on file in the office of the City.
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ment Corporation did, after the enactment of Ordinance No' 72-27
and in reliance thereon, expe.nded large sums .of money
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in the purchase of, aI.d the development of, those lands
hereinabove described. Attached hereto and made a part
hereof is a plat or map inscribed in the margin, Road Plan
No. ,73501, marked Exhibit "B" and incorporated in and made
a part hereof~ The said Plat des~gnates the various pa~cels
of land by number. It is specifically agreed that the
parcels' of land az:e now', and were in November of 1972,
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" Parcels: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, & 8 are Zoned R2-A
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,Parcels: 17, 18, 18A, 22, 24 are zoned C-l
'., Parcels: 19 & 20 are zoned C-2
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6,700 'residential dwelli~g units on the lands hereinabove described
and on the ten ~10) .acres of "county land", shown on Exhibit "B"
as Parcel 25.
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(b) Palmland will construct only one~
stDry.structures on Parcels 1,2,3, and 4.
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a maximum of t\iO hundred (200) motel or hotel rental rooms on
Parcel 22, t~gether with all accessory uses incidental thereto.
(~) Palmland will restrict the uses ~f Parcel .19
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above described zoni~g classifications:
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Animal hospitals whei all activities
are conducted within the building.
Shops for painters, plumbers, paper hangers,
electricians, upholsterers and other .
of a similar nature. Outdoor storage
yards are permitted when accessory
to the above uses, provided all equip-
ment and merchandise are enclosed behind
a screen consisting of plantings or a
closed or semi-closed type fence not
less than five feet in height.
Mobile home sales.
Used car lots.
Warehouses, wholesale commercial estab-
lishments.
Residential uses.
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Boarding and roomi~g houses.
Mortuary.
Residential uses. .
~(e) Palmland will enter into' an option to con-
vey sixty (60) acres more or less to DELRAY. DUNES for use only
as a. golf course. Should DELRAY DUNES exercise it's option,
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there will be no more than 6550 residential dwelli~g units on the
lands shown on Exhibit "Bit.
(f) To accomplish the above items as set forth
in ~ub-par~grap~s (a) thro~gh (e), Palmland will cause r~strictive
covenants to be recorded, which covenants shall run with the
land to protect the citizens of Boynton Beach and they do hereby
agree that the said covenants ~ be enforced by the City of
Boynton Beach as provided by law.
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Palmland will dedicate, and the City will ,accept,
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the r~ght-of-'V'ay for public streets as shown on Road Pla.n
73501, attached hereto as Exhibit "13" and made a part hereof.
Palmland will design and construct, at it's expense, public
streets on the above r~ght-of-way in accordance with Chapter 25'
of the Code of Boynton Beach. The minimum width of the said
dedicated public streets, shall be 24 feet. The said public
streets shall be cpnstructed by Palmland in phases as the
subject lands are developed. Positive storm drain~ge utilizi~g
pipes, culverts or ditches for the' said streets will be provided
in accordance with accepted,e~gineeri~& practices., The City agrees
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to accept the said public streets and that portion of the drain~ge
improvements related thereto 'for ~aintenance and operation upon
the completion and approval of same.
4. In addition to the above described dedica~ed
public streets, Palmland wil~ des~gn and construct a system
of private roads, which shall be built to the minimum specifi-
, . cations as set forth in Chapter 25, Code of Boynton Beach.
: Positive storm drain~ge utilizi~g pipes, culverts
or ditches will be provided in accordance with accepted e~gineering
practices for said private roads. Palm1and will maintain said
private Toads and drain~ge improvements related thereto.
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accommodate heavy traffic. In addition, haul'roads will 'be used "
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5. The City of Boynton Beach and PalmI and have
dil~gently ,attempted to 'arrive at a s~lution to ~he problem of
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furnishi!1& potable '~ater for the Charter World proj ect. The City
is desirous of expanding it's water treatment facilities to serve,
~ot only ~harter l'lorld but~, additional City areas. PalmI and is
ready and able to immed,iately commence construction of permanent
water treatment facilities, in stages, to coincide with it's
development rate, theTeby insuTing the availaoility of potable water,~
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in sufficient quantities for it's needs) without excessive initial
expenditures for excess treatment facility capacity. Palmland is
prevented from providing, other than in stages coincidi~g with it's
development, the entire cost of the ultimate water treatment facility
for the entire project. The City does not have available, on hand,
funds with which to provide expanded water treatment facilities nor
has it definitively d~termined the des~gn, fundi~g sources and methods
and completion dates of said facilities. Palmland must be assured
that sufficient quantities of quality water are available to allow
the immediate start of development of Charter World and to allow it
to continue development that is orderly and sound economically.
The above problems of the City and of Palmland are of
an ,e~gineeri~g and fiscal nature and require in-depth technical
a~alysis'for ultimate solution.
In order to resolve this aspect of the dispute between
the City and Palmland, the parties hereto ~gree that the e?gineeri~g
representatives of the City and of Palmland will immediately confer
,and make all reasonable' efforts to arrive ata fair and equitable
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,solution to provide potable water to Charter World.
" There is also a dispute as to whether connection cha!ges
should be paid ~or connection as to interim treatment facilities.
',It is the specific intent of the City and Palmland
that the technical representatives will arrive at. a solution'pro-
viding the necessary potable water to Charter World in the same
quantities, at or about the same times, and at or about the same rate
of expenditure as Palmland would have experienced had it designed
and constructed a facility in st~ges to service Charter World.
It is further the specific intent that the technical repre-
,sentatives will arrive at a solution regardi~g disposition as to
connection fees; that is, the full payment, partial payment, or
waiving thereof as to interim treatment facilities.
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Such solution must provide adequate assurances to
the City that Palrr.land will ultimately pay it's pro-rata share
of the cost of such facilities. Such solution must provide adequate
assurances to Palmland regarding the availability of potable
water, beth as to quality a~d quantity at times certain, with pay-
ment by PalmI and to be \'1i thin it t S economic parameters as above des-
cribed. Further, the solution shall give the City an option whereby
it could elect to have Palmland des~gn and construct a permanent
facility which would become the property of the City. The solution
:5ha1l, give Palmland the option to design and construct accordi~g to
the standards of all applicable governmental ~gencies or bodies and
includi~g the requirements of the City Code of Boynton Beach,
.an interim water treatment facility at it's cost, ,if Palmland and the
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ment requirements for potable water. Palmland will remove, at it's.
sole 'cost and expense, any such interim facility at the time the same
is, phased out. The City will accept responsibility for ~peration
and,maintenance of the interim water treatment facility after con-
struction is completed at the date of start up. ~osts for operations
and maintenance of said interim water treatment facility in excess
.: of revenue, as determined by acceptable cost accounti~g procedures,
will be borne by Palmland until such time as revenue. equals o~ exceeds
cost.
The solution shall set forth the amounts, manner and time of
payment of connection cha!ges, if any, as to'interim treatment facilities.
The technical representatives shall present their sol~
ution to the City and to Palmland and each shall have the right to
approve or reject the same. Said solution, if acceptable to the City
and Palmland, shall be agreed to in writi~gand each of the parties
shall do all things necessary to effect the same. The technical
representatives shall present their solutiori, in writi~g, t6, the parties
on or about July 15, 1973.
In the event no solution is agreed upon, the Circuit Court
shall retain jurisdiction to determine whether the City is able to
timely furnish the necessary municipal service to Palmland.
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6. As to the said potable water, it is also agreed
that Palmland will design and construct, at it's expense, a
\~~ter distribution system in accordance with, accepted engineer-
,ing practices in use in the City of hoyntc~ Beach. Said water
distribution system shall be constructed in phases as the
sub j ect lands are developed and ''lill be dedicated to, and
accepted by, the City of Boynton Beach as it is completed and
approved. The City of Boynton Beach shall accept the' said water
distribution system for maintenance and operation in phases as
. . it is completed.
7. Palmland will des~gri and construct, at it's
expense; an interim or permanent waste water treatment facility andl
. 'or disposal ~acility as is, or may be required by the applicable
,governmental ~gencies or bodies, includi~g the requirements of the
City 'Code, and
(a)
Will des~gn and construct, at it's expense,
a gravity sewer collection system accordi~g to "the standards
of all applicable. governmental ~gencies or bodies, includi~g the
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requirements of the City Code.
(b) Will des~gn and construct, at it's expense,
force mains and pumpi~g stations according to the standards of
all app~icable. governmental ~gencies or bodies, ~ncludi~g the require-
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(c) Shall, if a permanent facility, convey the said
waste water treatment facility andlor disposal f~c.ility and sewer
collection system in phases to the City of Boynton Beach. The sewer
collection facili~y shall be constructed in phases as the land is
developed and shall be conveyed to and operated and maintained by
the City of Boynton Beach as it is completed. The waste water
"treatment facility and/or disposal facility shall be conveyed to the
City of Boynton Beach in phases as completed and approved. The City
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\~ill accept rcsponsibility for operation and maintenance of the
waste water treatment facility after construction is completed at
the date of start up. Costs for operations and maintcnance of said
waste water treatment facility in excess of revenue, as determined
by acceptable cost accounting procedures, will be borne by Palmland
until such time as revenue equals or exceeds cost.
In the event, due to requirements of regulatory
agencies, the waste water treatment facilities are to.be considered
only an interim facility. The City will accept responsibility for
operation and maintenance of the interim waste water treatment
facility after construction is completed at the date o~ start up.
Costs for operations and maintenance of said interim waste water
treatment facility in excess of revenue, as determined by acceptable
'cost accounti~g procedures, will be borne by Palmland until such
time as revenue equals or exceeds cost. Palmland will remov~, at
it's sole cost and expense, any such interim facility on the same
being phased out and pay it's pro-rata share of cost to hook up ,
to regional treatment facilities \'lhen available.
'Cd) Upon completion of any required permanent waste
water treatment facility and/or disposal facility and water treat-
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ment facility, Palmland will deed to the City those certain lands
sho'~n in Exhibit liB", attached - hereto, as Parcel 13 ,containi~g
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12.9 acres for waste water treatment facilities and, if applicable,
Parcel 18 A, containi~g 4 ~cres more or less for permanent water
'treatment facilities. The said conveyance shall.bemade under the
terms and conditions as are set forth in Exhibit "C" as attached
hereto and made a part hereof.
(e) The interior lines, lift stations and appurtenances
thereto, shall be installed and paid for by Palmland and conveyed .
at no cost to the City of Boynton Beach. Easempnts for the improve-
ments referred to herein shall also be provided by Falmland
and dedicated for perpetual utility uses..
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ef) Palmland will convey all of the above water, if
applicable, and waste water distribution improvements to the City,
in phases as completed.
8. In the event Palmland constructs, at it's expense,
and turns over to the City, permanent sewer~ge or permanent water
treatment facilities, or Palmland pays to the City as a part of'a
sewer~ge or water system extension project, it's pro-rata share or
funds sufficient to construct sel1er or 11ater treatment facilities
'adequate to ~erv~ the Charter World project, no connection or
capital improvement fees shall.be charged by the City of Boynton Beach
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for connection to said facilities. Tap-in fees to any water system
will be paid to the City.
9. "'Palmland will not be required to post security
,bqnd for the performance, payment and completion of streets
, :and positive storm drain~ge improvements hereinabove described.
Palmland ~grees, however, that no Certificate of Occupancy shall be
: -. " issued as to a particular d\'lelli~g or buildi~g until such time
..-. as' the water, waste w'ater, 'street and drain~ge improvements' serv-
. "i'ng that structure are completed. With reference to bonds for such
of the waste water treatment 'facilities, water treatment facilities,
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water distribution system, sanitary sewer collection and distribution
. ~ .systems, as shall be constructed by Palmland as hereinbefore pro-
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; vided, bonds required of Palmland under the City Code shall 'be
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',,'only for the phase being constructed at a particular time and PalmI and
will'not be required to post a bond for the entire system uniess the
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'same be under ,construction at one time.
10. Upon approval of this ~greement by the parties
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hereto, the City of Boynton Beach will ,cause the buil~~ng per~it
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due dispatch. ;
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11. ' The par~ies heret? agree that this Stipulation
'will be offered to the Court and incorporated in the ~inal
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judgment iri Suits No.'~2~~-6624, No. 73-581 CA (L) Oland No. 73-
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12. The parties hereto Stipulate and Agree that
Suit No. 73-580 CA (L) 01 will be dismissed with prejudice by
Pa1nl1and and the parties thereto \o/i11 excha!lge mutual releases.
13. The City of Boynton Beach ~grees to take such action
as may be necessary to authorize it's City Attorney to enter into
Stipulations in the ,aboye captioned 'actions at 1a\y so as to effect,
the ~greement5 herein'. contained.
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Is/,'George E~ Adams
George E. Adams 0 f
, ADM,1S, GI L}'!A1~ & COO PER
Suite 720-Hartford Building
Orlando, Florida 32801
Attorney for Pa1m1and D3ve10pment
'Corporation .
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Ernest G. Simon
'78 Northeast Fifth Avenue
, Delray Beach, Florida 33444
, 'Attorney for Robert Olds, Richard
Vastine, Marilyn Huckle, Loren Blacketer,
Col. Albert 1~ehre1l, Fred Kostner, Orris
Walker, Emily N. Jackson, Joe DeLong,
Forest L. W~llace, David Roberts ,Ed\iard
F~ Harmening and the City of Boynton
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,/51 Frederick E. Hol1i~gsworth
Frederick E. Hollingsworth
'.' 401 Pan American Building
, ' Wcs t Palm Beach, Florida 33401
:, At to mey ifo r -Emi ly :H. Jacks on ,
. David Roberts, ~l. Robert Johnston,
Clarence Q.Jones, Dorothy A. Roberts
and Willi~m C. Sexton
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William R. Merkle -
HJlNIL TON, Jlu\lES, ~IE R.KLE. AND YOUNG
Suite 2, Ocean Plaza
640 East Ocean Avenue
Boynton Beach, Florida 33435
AttOl11ey for Forrest'L. Wallace
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BETf:'EEN PALNLA..ND DEVELO.?}iENT CORP.
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October
.A.D.J?72.
.0 corpor::tion
*!'cistir.S under the laws oj the StGle oj
Dusinr.u in the County oj
Florida
Dade
. MuinS its principal plot'#! 01
F10ri.da
and Slale oj
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end lau.'fully Duthori:ed to trar13Gct bU-JUless in the State 0/ Florida, party 0/ ,he liNt pa.rl, aM
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, a municipal
x corppralioll existing ur..der the laws o/the Slale oj F lor ida . having it.
principal place oj bwineJ.J in th.e County oJ Palm Beach and Slale oj Florida
~20 N. E. 2nd Avenue (P.O.Box 310) Boynton Beach 'Florida 33435 ·
end lawfully Guth.orued to transect OWi,'PSoI in the Stale oj Florida, party oj t~e accond pari,
WITNESSETH: Thet the uid parlY oJ the firsl part, for G/Jd i~ cOlUid,cral;on, 0/ the .um of
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TEN DOLLARS ($10.00) and other good and valuable co~sideratiO~~$
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. ~o it ill hand paid by the .a.iel porty oj ,he .econd parl, lhe receipt whereof u hereby cu:kn.owledsed,
. hru granted, hargained lUtd lo!d '0 tbe ,aiel party oflhe .econ.cl part, ;t~ ~ucca,or.s o.ru:l G:UiSIU lor".,e~,'
, ~h# JoUou.'ina d,..lr:ribed land .situote, lying and being in the County 0/ . Pal1n :Beach
ond State of Florida. lo-wi,:
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BEGI~'NING for the same at a point distant (1) South 00.33'16" West
785.37 ft. and (2) South 88.46'47" ~'lest 53.03 ft. from the north-
,east corner of Section 6, To,.,nship 46 South, Range 43 East, said
point also lying in the southerly right-of-way line of West Chapel
'Hill Road and the ,.,esterly right-of-way line of Congress Avenue and
being the northeast corner of the parcel hereinafter described, and
running thence with part of said Congress Avenue (1) South 00.331~6'
West 996.81 ft. to a point; thence leaving said right-of-way line
. (2) North 84.'57 '14ff \-vest 528.39 ft. to a point; thence (3) South
79.46'47ff \vest 401.87 ft. to a point; thence (4) North 00.33'16"
,East 1002.00 ft. to a point in the southerly right-of-way line of
\'lest Chapel Hill Road; thence with part of said right-of~way line"
(5) North 88'46'47" East 922.00 ft. to the place of beginning con-
taining 20.5017 acres of land.
so long as said land is used for municipal purposes, which shall
include at least one of the following, a police station, a fire
station, a library or municipal building, and if the land is not so
· ~sed, it shall immediately revert to the grantor and its successors
and assigns. This possibility of reverter shal~ expire ten years
, xrom date hereof. If at the end of ten years xrom date bereof the
grantee bas not placed the said facilities thereon or if a~ ~n~.
time during a ten year period from date hereof the grantee ,.~as I,,::,.
abandoned the said publ~c uses 'of said land, then the said land '
snall revert to the grantor~
This conveyance is further subject to conditions, restricti.ons ~nd~
limitations of record and to public utility easements necessary to
serve grantor's adjacent lands, ~micb easements shall be recoroed
on or before January 1, 1973.
oAr.a !hf' so,id party oj thl! finl parI JlJf'3 hrrdrf fully worrant thr.ti.ilt! lu ~jd l,wul. GIIdu:~l/ J,'f..nd Ih~
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The city of Boynton Beach proposes to change the use of land within
the area shown in the map in this advertisement.
A public hearing on this proposal will be held before the
Planning & Zoning Board on March 12, 1991, at 7:30 P,M, at city
Hall in the Commission Chambers, 100 East Boynton Beach
Boulevard, Boynton Beach, Florida,
A public hearing on this proposal will also be held on March 19,
1991, at 6:00 P.M, or as soon thereafter as the agenda permits,
at City Hall in the Commission Chambers, 100 East Boynton Beach
Boulevard, Boynton Beach,~Florida,
APPLICANT:
AGENT:
OWNER:
PROJECT NAME:
PROPOSED USE:
LOCATION:
City of Boynton Beach
Christopher Cutro, AICP
Summit Associates Ltd.
Office Commercial Parcel at Hunter's Run
No use is currently proposed
Congress Avenue east of Hunter's Run
REQUEST:
AMEND FUTURE LAND USE PLAN:
From - Official Commercial
To - Local Retail Commercial
A copy of the proposed land use plan amendment is available for
review by the public in the City's planning Department,
All interested parties are notified to appear at said hearings in
person or by attorney and be heard, Any person who decides to appeal
any decision of the City Commission with respect to any matter
considered at these meetings will need a record of the proceedings and
for such purposes, may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the
proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence
upon which the appeal is to be based,
SUZANNE M, KRUSE, CITY CLERK
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
PUBLISH: March 4, 13, 1991
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STIPULATION AND AGREEMENT
WHEREAS, a certain suit is now pending in
the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit of
Palm Beach County, Florida, wherein M. Robert Johnston,
Clarence Q. Jones, Dorothy A. Roberts, David Roberts,
Emily M. Jackson, and William C. Sexton are Plaintiffs
and the City of Boynton Beach, a Florida Municipal Corpor-
ation and Pa1m1and Development Corporation, a corporation, are
Defendants, being case No, 72-C-6624 and
WHEREAS, a certain civil action has been
filed in the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
Palm Beach County, Florida, wherein Pa1mland Development
Corporation is Plaintiff and the City of Boynton Beach,
a municipal corporation and J.W. Barrett are Defendants,
being Civil Action No. 73-581 CA(L) 01 and
WHEREAS, a certain civil action has been
filed in the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
Palm Beach County, Florida, wherein Palm1and Development
Corporation, a corporation, is Plaintiff and the City of
Boynton Beach, Florida, a Florida municipal corporation,
The Planning and Zoning Board of the City of Boynton Beach,
Emily M. Jackson, Joe DeLong, Forrest L. Wallace, David
Roberts, Edward F. Harmening, Robert aIds, Richard Vastine,
Marilyn Huckle, Loren Blacketer, Albert Wehrell, Fred Kostner
and Orris Walker are Defendants, being Civil Action
No, 73-579 CA(L) 01, and
WHEREAS, a certain civil action has been
filed in the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
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Palm Beach County, Florida, wherein Palmland Development
Corporation, a corporation, is Plaintiff and Robert Olds,
Richard Vastine, ~Iarilyn Huckle, Loren Blacketer, Col, Albert
Wehrell, Fred Kostner, Orris Walker, Emily M. Jackson, Joe
DeLong, Forrest L. Wallace, David Roberts, Edward F. Harmening,
M. Robert Johnston, Clarence Q. Jones, Dorothy A. Roberts
and William C. Sexton are Defendants, being Civil Action
No. 73-580-CA(L) 01 and
WHEREAS, each of the parties to the above
described civil actions now pending in the Circuit Court of
the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit of Palm Beach County, Florida,
desire to amicably settle each of the said actions and
WHEREAS, it is mutually agreed and understood
that the City Council of the City of Boynton Beach passed an
Ordinance on the second and final reading on November 7, 1972,
being Ordinance No. 72-27, a copy of the said Ordinance is
attached hereto and made a part hereof, and
WHEREAS, the validity of the said Ordinance
is in issue in at least one of the above styled civil actions
and
WHEREAS, divers dispute and differences have
arisen between the parties hereto regarding the validity of
and the propriety of the zoning upon those certain lands
included in the said Ordinance, a more particular description
of which 1S as follows:
Section 6, Township 46 South,
Range 43 East, and the East half
of Section 1, Township 46 South,
Range 42 East, less three parcels on the
periphery of the East half of Section 1,
totaling approximately 20 acres.
and,
WHEREAS, certain Ordinances were passed by the City
of Boynton Beach, being Ordinance No. 73-7 and 73-11
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purported to change the uses permitted in various zoning
classifications under the Zoning Code of the City of Boynton
Beach and a dispute has arisen and is included in the
above styled civil actions regarding the validity of said
changes as they apply to the lands hereinabove described, and
WHEREAS, the City of Boynton Beach has refused to
issue a building permit for models previously requested by
Palmland, and
WHEREAS, the parties hereto, as a part of the
settlement of the various civil actions now pending, desire
to make certain agreements regarding streets to be con-
structed on the said land, waste water distribution systems, and
water distribution systems to be constructed on said land,
water treatment plants and waste water treatment plants to
be constructed on said lands and the uses and zoning of the
said lands.
It is, therefore, Stipulated and Agreed as
follows:
1. It is stipulated and agreed by and be-
tween the parties hereto that that certain Ordinance, being
Ordinance No. 72-27, passed on second and final reading by
the City Council of Boynton Beach on November 7, 1972, is a
valid Ordinance. That the Notice and the proposed Ordinance,
attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit "A",
was published in the Boynton Beach News Journal on September 14,
21, 28 and October 5, 1972. That there was, as stated in said
Notice, a Master Development Map and Site Plan showing the
zoning or proposed zoning of the property to be annexed and
zoned in the said Ordinance on file in the office of the City
Manager, in the City Hall of Boynton Beach, Florida.
2. It is Stipulated and Agreed that Palmland Develop-
ment Corporation did, after the enactment of Ordinance No 72-27
and in reliance thereon, expended large sums of money
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ln the purchase of, and the development of, those lands
hereinabove described. Attached hereto and made a part
hereof is a plat or map inscribed in the margin, Road Plan
No. 73501, marked Exhibit "B" and incorporated in and made
a part hereof. The said Plat designates the various parcels
of land by number. It is specifically agreed that the
parcels of land are now, and were in November of 1972,
zoned as follows:
Parcels: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, & 8 are Zoned R2-A
Parcels: 9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 and
23 are zoned R3A
Parcels: 17, 18, l8A, 22, 24 are zoned C-l
Parcels: 19 & 20 are zoned C-2
It is further agreed that the said Parcels may be
developed in accordance with the said zoning classifications
as they existed on the effective date of Ordinance No. 72-27
except as hereinafter limited:
(a) PalmI and will not construct more than
6,700 residential dwelling units on the lands hereinabove described
and on the ten (10) acres of "county land", shown on Exhibit "B"
as Parcel 25.
(b) Palmland will construct only one-
story structures on Parcels 1,2,3, and 4.
(c) In addition to the 6,700 residential dwelling
units referred to in paragraph sub-(a) above, Palmland will construct
a maximum of two hundred (200) motel or hotel rental rooms on
Parcel 22, together with all accessory uses incidental thereto.
(d) Palmland will restrict the uses of Parcel 19
and 20 by eliminating the following permitted uses under the
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above described zoning classifications:
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Animal hospitals when all activities
are conducted within the building.
Shops for painters, plumbers, paper hangers,
electricians, upholsterers and other '
of a similar nature. Outdoor storage
yards are permitted when accessory
to the above uses, provided all equip-
ment, and merchandise are enclosed behind
a screen consisting of plantings or a
closed or semi-closed type fence not
less than five feet in height.
Mobile home sales.
Used car lots.
Warehouses, wholesale commercial estab-
lishments.
Residential uses.
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Boarding and rooming houses.
Mortuary.
Residential uses.
(e) Palmland will enter into an option to con-
vey sixty (60) acres more or less to DELRAY DUNES for use only
as a golf course. Should DELRAY DUNES exercise it's option,
there will be no more than 6550 residential dwelling units on the
lands shmoffi on Exhibit "B".
(f) To accomplish the above items as set forth
in sub-paragraphs (a) thro~gh (e), Palmland will cause restrictive
covenants to be recorded, which covenants shall run with the
land to protect the citizens of Boynton Beach and they do hereby
agree that the said covenants will be enforced by the City of
Boynton Beach as provided by law.
3. Palmland will dedicate, and the City will accept,
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the right-of-way for public streets as shown on Road Plan
73501, attached hereto as _Exhibit "B" and made a part hereof.
Palrnland will design and construct, at it's expense, public
streets on the above right-of-way' in accordance with Chapter 25
of the Code of Boynton Beach, The minimum'width of the said
dedicated public streets shall be 24 feet. The said public
streets shall be constructed by Palmland in phases as the
subject lands are developed. Positive storm drainage utilizi~g
pipes, culverts or ditches for the said streets will be provided
in accordance with accepted engineering practices. The City agrees
to accept the said public streets and that portion of the drainage
improvements related thereto for maintenance and operation upon
the completion and approval of same.
4. In addition to the above described dedicated
public streets, Palmland will design and construct a system
of private roads, which shall be built to the minimum specifi-
cations as set forth in Chapter 25, Code of Boynton Beach.
Positive storm drainage utilizing pipes, culverts
or ditches will be provided in accordance with accepted engineering
practices for said private roads. Palmland will maintain said
private roads and drainage improvements related thereto.
The main entrances shall be constructed so as to
accommodate heavy traffic. In addition, haul roads will be used
to divert construction equipment from the public streets in the
project.
// 5. The City of Boynton Beach and Palmland have
diligently attempted to arrive at a solution to the problem of
furnishing potable water for the Charter World project. The City
is desirous of expanding it's water treatment facilities to serve,
not only Charter World but, additional City areas. Palmland is
ready and able to immediately commence construction of permanent
water treatment facilities, in stages, to coincide with it's
development rate, thereby insuring the availability of potable water
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ln sufficient quantities for it's needs, without excessive initial
expenditures for excess treatment facility capacity, Palmland lS
prevented from providing, other than in stages coinciding with it's
development, the entire cost of the ultimate water treatment facility
for the entire project. The City does not have available, on hand,
funds with which to provide expanded water treatment facilities nor
has it definitively determined the design, funding sources and methods
and completion dates of said facilities. Palmland must be assured
that sufficient quantities of quality water are available to allow
the immediate start of development of Charter World and to allow it
to continue development that is orderly and sound economically.
The above problems of the City and of Palmland are of
an engineering and fiscal nature and require in-depth technical
analysis for ultimate solution.
In order to resolve this aspect of the dispute between
the City and Palmland, the parties hereto agree that the engineering
representatives of the City and of Palmland will immediately confer
and make all reasonable efforts to arrive at a fair and equitable
solution to provide potable water to Charter World.
/I It is the specific intent of the City and Palmland
that the technical representatives will arrive at a solution pro-
viding the necessary potable water to Charter World in the same
quantities, at or about the same times, and at or about the same rate
of expenditure as Palmland would have experienced had it designed
and constructed a facility in stages to service Charter World. ~
Such solution must provide adequate assurances to
the City that Palmland will ultimately pay it's pro-rata share
of the cost of such facilities, Such solution must provide adequate
assurances to Palmland regarding the availability of potable
water, both as to quality and quantity at times certain, with pay-
ment by Palmland to be within it's economic parameters as above des-
cribed, Further, the solution shall give the City an option whereby
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it could elect to have Palmland design and construct a permanent
facility which would become the property of the City, The solution
shall give Palmland the option to design and construct according to
the standards of all applicable governmental agencies or bodies and
including the requirements of the City Code of Boynton Beach,
an interim water treatment facility at it's cost, if Palmland deter-
mines that the City cannot adequately meet it's projected develop-
ment requirements for potable water. Palmland will remove, at it's
sole cost and expense, any such interim facility at the time the same
is phased out. The City will accept responsibility for operation
and maintenance of the interim water treatment facility after con-
struction is completed at the date of start up. Costs for operations
and maintenance of said interim water treatment facility in excess
of revenue, as determined by acceptable cost accounting procedures,
will be borne by Palmland until such time as revenue equals or exceeds
cost.
The technical representatives shall present their
solution to the City and to Palmland and each shall have the right
to approve or reject the same. Said solution, if accpetable to the
City annd Palmland, shall be agreed to in writing and each of the
parties shall do all things necessary to effect the same. The
technical representatives shall present their solution, in writing
to the parties on or before July 15, 1973.
In the event no solution is agreed upon, the Circuit
Court shall retain jurisdiction to determine whether the City is
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able to timely furnish this necessary municipal service to Palmland.
6. As to the said potable water, it,is also agreed
that Palmland will design and construct, at it's expense, a
water distribution system in accordance with accepted engineer-
ing practices in use in the City of Boynton Beach, Said water
distribution system shall be constructed in phases as the
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subject lands are developed and will be dedicated to, and
accepted by, the City of Boynton Beach as it is completed and
approved. The City of Boynton Beach shall accept the said water
distribution system for maintenance and operation in phases as
it is completed.
7. PalmI and will design and construct, at it's
expense, an interim or permanent waste water treatment facility and/
or disposal facility as is, or may be required by the applicable
. governmental agencies or bodies, including the requirements of the
City Code, and
(a) Will design and construct, at it's expense,
a gravity sewer collection system according to the standards
of all applicable governmental agencies or bodies, includi~g the
requirements of the City Code.
(b) Will design and construct, at it's expense,
force mains and pumping stations according to the standards of
all applicable governmental agencies or bodies, including the require-
ments of the City Code.
(c) Shall, ~f a permanent facility, convey the said
waste water treatment facility and/or disposal facility and sewer
collection system in phases to the City of Boynton Beach. The sewer
collection facility shall be constructed in phases as the land is
developed and shall be conveyed to and operated and maintained by
the City of Boynton Beach as it is completed. The waste water
treatment facility and/or disposal facility shall be conveyed to the
City of Boynton Beach in phases as completed and approved. The City
will accept responsibility for operation and maintenance of the
waste water treatment facility after construction is completed at
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the date of start up. Costs for operations and maintenance of said
waste water treatment facility in excess of revenue, as determined
by acceptable cost accounting procedures, will be borne by Palmland
until such time as revenue equals or exceeds cost,
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In the event, due to requirements of regulatory
agencies, the waste water treatment facilities are to be considered
only an interim facility, the City will accept responsibility for
operation and maintenance of the interim waste water treatment
facility after construction is completed,at the date of start up.
Costs for operations and maintenance of said interim waste water
treatment facility in excess of revenue, as determined by acceptable
cost accounting procedures, will be borne by Palmland until such
time as revenue equals or exceeds cost. Pa1m1and will remove, at
it's sole cost and expense, any such interim facility on the same
being phased out and pay it's pro-rata share of cost to hook up
to regional treatment facilities when available.
(d) Upon completion of any required permanent waste
water treatment facility and/or disposal facility and water treat-
ment facility, Pa1mland will deed to the City those certain lands
shown in Exhibit "B", attached hereto, as Parcel 13, containing
12.9 acres for waste water treatment facilities and if applicable
Parcel 18 A, containing 4 acres more or less for permanent water
treatment facilities. The said conveyance shall be made under the
terms and conditions as are set forth in Exhibit "C" as attached
hereto and made a part hereof.
(e) The interior lines, lift stations and appurtenances
thereto, shall be installed and paid for by Palmland and conveyed
at no cost to the City of Boynton Beach. Easements for the improve-
ments referred to herein shall also be provided by Palmland
and dedicated for perpetual utility uses.
(f) Palmland will convey all of the above water, if
applicable, and waste water distribution improvements to the City,
in phases as completed.
8. In the event Palmland constructs, at it's expense,
and turns over to the City, permanent sewerage or permanent water
treatment facilities, or Palmland pays to the City as a part of a
sewerage or water system extension project, it's pro-rata share or
funds sufficient to construct sewer or water treatment facilities
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adequate to serve the Charter World project, no connection or
capital improvement fees shall be charged by the City of Boynton Beach
for connection to said facilities. Tap-in fees to any water system
will be paid to the City. Connect1on charges in accordance with the
Boynton Beach Code shall be paid except as otherwise provided in
this Agreement.
9. Palmland will not be required to post security
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bond for the performance, payment and completion of streets
and positive storm drainage improvements hereinabove described.
Palmland agrees, however, that no Certificate of Occupancy shall be
issued as to a particular dwelling or building until such time
as the water, waste water, street and drainage improvements serv-
ing that structure are completed. With reference to bonds for such
of the waste water 'treatment facilities, water treatment facilities,
water distribution system, sanitary sewer collection and distribution
systems, as shall be constructed by Palmland as hereinbefore pro-
vided, bonds required of Palmlandunder the City Code shall be
only for the phase being constructed at a particular time and Pa1mland
will not be required to post a bond for the entire system unless
the same be under construction at one time.
v 10. Upon approval of this Agreement by the parties
hereto, the City of Boynton Beach will cause the building permit
for "models", heretofore requested by Palmland, to be issued with
due dispatch.
11. The parties hereto agree that this Stipulation
will be offered to the Court and incorporated in the Final
Judgment in Suits No. 72-C-6624, No. 73-581 CA (L) ,01 and
No, 73-579 CA (L) 01.
12. The parties hereto Stipulate and Agree
that Suit No. 73-580 CA (L) 01 will be dismissed with prejudice
by Palmland and the partie~ thereto will exchange mutual
releases.
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13. The City of Boynton Beach agrees to take
such action as may be necessary to authorize it's City Attorney
to enter into Stipulations in the above captioned actions at
law so as to effect the agreements herein contained.
DATED:
, 1973
(APPROVED
EMILYM. JACKSON, Mayor (DISAPPROVED
JOE DeLONG, Vice Mayor
FORREST L. WALLACE
Councilman
DAVID ROBERTS
Councilman
EDWARD F. HARMENING
Councilman
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NOTICCOF LAND USE' ANGE
AND COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
TEXT AMENDMENT
The, City of Boynton Beach proposes to change the use of land and am~nd lne teXt
, of Comprehensive Plan within the area shown in the map in this advertisement
,A PUbliC'hearing,, on these proposals ,Will be held before,t, he," ,Planning, & Zoning Board
on June 11, 1991, at 7:30 P.M. at City Hall in the Commission Chambers, 100 East
Boynton Beach Boulevard, Boynton Beach, Florida. '
A public hearing em theSe proposals will also be held on June 18, 1991, at 7:00 P.M.
or as soon thereafter as the agenda permits, at City Hall in the Commission
Chambers, 100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard, Boynton Beach, Florida,
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APPLICANT: City of Boynton Beach
AGENT: ChristOpher Cutro, AICP
OWNER: Summit Associates Ltd.
PROJECT NAME: Office Commercial Parcel at Hunter's Run
PROPOSED USE: 'No use is currently proposed
LOCATION: Congress Avenue east of Hunter's Run
REQUEST: AMEND FUTURE LAND USE PLAN:
From- Office Commercial
To- Local Retail Commercial
, R.GUEST: AM.ND TEXT OF COMPREHENSIvE PLAN
IEXISTING TEXT: Area 8,h, Commercial Parcel Fronting on Congress Avenue East of Hunter's Run
The analysis of the supply and demand for commercial land in the City indicates that there will be demand in the long-run for
this eommercial property, which is currently in the Local Retail Commercial land use category and C-3 Community Commer-
cial Zoning district. The site is fairly well-buffered from surrounding residences, the closeSt of which wiD lie over 500 feet to
the west. The intervening property is occupied by a lake and golf course. Because of these two factors-the long-run demand
for the commercial acreage and the distance from existing and future residences, it Is recommeneded that commercial land
use and zoning remain. However, due to the low average density of surrounding residential projects, the presence of shop-
ping centers 21/2 miles to the north and 11/2 miles to the south, and the lack of an east-west thoroughfare, this site would be
more suitable for office use as opposed to retail use, Office use would also create fewer impacts on the adjacent P,U,O, and
the City park, which lies to the north; therefore, it is recommended, that this parce, I~, ,PlaCed,' in the Office, Commercial land
use category, It is also recommended that buffering measures be employed in the development of this property, including
vegetative screening and directed lighting. "
PROPQSED TEXT. Area 8,h. Commercial Pa(cel Fronting on Congress AVenue East of Hunter's Run
ihe analysis of the supply and demand for commercial land in the City indicates thatth8l'8.will be demand in the long-run for
thiS commercial property, which is currently in the Local Retail Commercial land use category and C-3 Community Commer-
cial zoning district, The sile is fairly well-buffered from surrounding residences! the closest of which will lie over 500 feet to
the west. The intervening property is occupied by a lake and golf course. It is recommended that buffering measures be em.
ployee! in the development of this property, including vegetative screening and directed lighting. Furthermore, the land use
and zOnin of this arcel shall remain consistent with a sf lation and a reement resulti from a revlOus court CleCISlon.
copy 0 e pro ,a use an amen men an e amen men IS aval a e or review y pu c In e I s an-
ning Department. .
All interested parties are nQtlfilJd to appear at said hearings in person or by attorney and be heard. Any person who decides
to appeal any decision of the City Commission with respect to any matter considered at these meetings will need a record of
the proceedings and for such pUrposes, may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record
includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.
SUZANNE M, KRUSE. CITY CLERK
PUBLISH: June 3,12,1991 CfTY OF BOYNTON BEACH. FLORIDA
The News
Boynton BeachlOelray Beach/Boca Raton
.6od#319494. '
For home delivery,
call 368-9400.
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REQUEST FOR PUBLISHING
LEGAL NOTICES AND/OR LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
A completed copy of this routing slip must accompany any request
to have a Legal Notice or Legal Advertisement Published and must
be submitted to the Office of the City Attorney 8 working days
prior to the first publishing date requested below.
ORIGINATING DEPARTMENT:
PLANNING
PREPARED BY: MICHAEL W. RUMPF
DATE PREPARED: 02/20/91
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF NOTICE OR AD: LAND USE AMENDMENT AND
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT (COMMERCIAL PARCEL FRONTING ON
CONGRESS AVENUE EAST OF HUNTER'S RUN)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS: (Size of Headline, Type
Size, Section Placement, Black Border, etc.)
AD MUST OCCUpy NOT LESS THAN ONE-QUARTER OF A STANDARD NEWS-
\
PAPER PAGE. THE HEADLINES MUST BE NOT LESS THAN EIGHTEEN POINT
LETTER SIZE. PLACE AD IN "LOCAL NEWS" SECTION AND NOT IN CLASSIFIED
MAP .
SECTION OR LEGAL SECTION. IF A IS REDUCED STREET NAMES ON MAP MUST
BE LEGIBLE. 1tU EX'1'R..1\. COPY-OP THE MAP I3 ATTACHED FOR THE NEWSPAPER.
SEND COPIES OF AD TO: NEWSPAPER, PLANNING DEPT., CITY ATTORNEY
NEWSPAPER(S) TO PUBLISH:
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June 3. 12r 1991
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NOTICE Cf\F LAND US~ CHAN~J:
-AND COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
TEXT AMENDMENT
The city of Boynton Beach proposes to change the use of land
and amend the text of comprehensive Plan within the area shown in
the map in this advertisement,
A public hearing on these proposals will be held before the
Planning & Zoning Board on June 11, 1991, at 7:30 P,M, at city
Hall in the Commission Chambers, 100 East Boynton Beach
Boulevard, Boynton Beach, Florida,
A public hearing on these proposals will also be held on June 18,
1991, at 7:00 P.M, or as soon thereafter as the agenda permits~
at city Hall in the commission Chambers, 100 East Boynton Beach
Boulevard, Boynton Beach, Florida,
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APPLICANT:
AGENT:
OWNER:
PROJECT NAME:
PROPOSED USE:
LOCATION:
City of Boynton Beach
Christopher cutro, AICP
summit Associates Ltd,
Office Commercial Parcel at Hunter's Run
No use is currently proposed
Congress Avenue east of Hunter's Run
REQUEST:
AMEND FUTURE LAND USE PLAN:
From - office Commercial
To - Local Retail Commercial
REQUEST:
AMEND TEXT OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN:
EXISTING TEXT: Area 8,h, commercial Parcel Frontinq on Conqress
Avenue East of Hunter's Run
The analysis of the supply and demand for commercial land in the
City indicates that there will be demand in the long-run for this
commercial property, which is currently in the Local Retail
Commercial land use category and C-3 Community commercial zoning
district, The site is fairly well-buffered from surrounding
residences, the closest of which will lie over 500 feet to the
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west. The intervening property is occupied by a lake and golf
course, Because of these two factors--the long-run demand for the
commercial acreage and the distance from existing and future
residences, it is recommended that commercial land use and zoning
remain, However, due to the low average density of surrounding
residential projects, the presence of shopping centers 2 1/2 -
miles to the north and 1 1/2 miles to the south, and the lack of
an east-west thoroughfare, this site would be more suitable for
office use as opposed to retail use. Office use would also
create fewer impacts on the adjacent P,U,D, and the city park
which lies to the north; therefore, it is recommended that this
parcel be placed in the office Commercial land use category, It
is also recommended that buffering measures be employed in the
development of this property, including vegetative screening and
directed lighting,
PROPOSED TEXT: Area 8,h, Commercial Parcel Frontinq on Conqress
Avenue East of Hunter's Run
The analysis of the supply and demand for commercial land in the
City indicates that there will be demand in the long-run for this
commercial property, which is currently in the Local Retail
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district, The site is fairly well-buffered from surrounding
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is ~X$~ recommended that buffering measures be employed in the
development of this property, including vegetative screening and
directed lighting. Furthermore. the land use and zoninq of this
parcel shall remain consistent with a stipulation and aqreement
resultinG from a previous court decision.
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A copy of the proposed land use plan amendment and text amendment
is available for review by the public in the City's Planning
Department.
All interested parties are notified to appear at said hearings in
person or by attorney and be heard, Any person who decides to
appeal any decision of the City Commission with respect to any
matter considered at these meetings will need a record of the
proceedings and for such purposes, may need to ensure that a
verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes
the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based,
SUZANNE M, KRUSE, CITY CLERK
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
PUBLISH: June 3, 12, 1991
cc: City Manager
City Attorney
City Commission
Planning Dept.
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