REVIEW COMMENTS
02/05/199S 11 00
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CAREY
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Mr Michael Haag
Planning and Zoning
The Clt) of Boyoton Beach
100 E. Bo)'nton Beach Blvd,
Boyntoll Beach, Florida 3342S
Rc: Riverwalk Plaza, Winn Dixie pennit 97-0650
Dear Mr Haag~
M'M'~..6 1997
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Riverwalk Plaza Joint Venture ~gree' to the City requirement that the Demolition Permit for the existing
10 000 s~uare foot buildmg~.to_~~~~t~or~cupancy forthe Winn Dixie being issued
by the Crty of Boynton DeItCh. '> ~e'<;\"e' A F""/lLLvSf!if;Q'I/ )
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To my knowledae all other P&Z comments have been addressed as of today We are anxious to get the
project under way Thank you for your wiattllee.
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n~~rwa'k Plaza Jomt Venture/
3014 South Olive Avenue
West Palm Beach, Florida 3340~
561 835-0335
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT
COMMENT SHEET
PROJECT NAME. RIVERWALK - Winn Dixie
TRACT/SUBDIVISION N/A
PROJECT ADDRESS' 1608 S, Federal Hwv,
PERSON RETRIEVING COMMENTS AND/OR PLANS
Signature
Print Name
DATE
PICKED UP.
IPlans - Comments
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REVIEWER'S NAME. MICHAEL E. HAAGNanessa L1era
PERMIT NO' 97- 0650
DATE. 5/1/97
RECEIVED 4/28/97
STARTED REVIEW4/29/97
RETURNED' 5/1/97
REVIEW (place asterisk)
123*4 REVISION
APPROVED' NO
ZONING DISTRICT (place asterisk)
* COMMERCIAL / RESIDENTIAL /INDUSTRIAL
MMSP I SPVN PERMIT *
FILE NO FEE. NO
DESCRIPTION Chanae the existinQ K- Mart tenant space to a Winn/Dixie as part of a previous COUS
approval
The permit number identified above is the referenced number for your proposed improvement(s) Prior to
further processing on your request, the documents that you submitted illustrating the improvement(s) shall
be amended to show compliance with the below listed comment(s) To discuss the comment(s) it is
recommended that an appointment be set-up with the reviewer identified in the upper right hand corner,
(561) 375-6260 between 8 A.M and 5 PM, Monday thru Friday Please reference the project name and
permit number when corresponding with City's Staff After amending the plan(s) to show compliance with
the comment(s), return both sets of plans for re-review to the Building Department. Please note that
additional comments may be generated as a result of reviewing the amended plans All comments shall be
1 Tie in the following equipment with screening note on sheet A-3 of A-16
a) Intake Hood 18 x18 throat
b) EEF1
c) SEF1
d) New Toilet Exh Fan #EF1
e) RTU-5
f) RTU-6
g) RTU-8
2 Show and identify color of door and door frame for door #39 on North (side) Elevation
3 Specify SW2311 as color for gutters
4 Submit permit # for buffer wall required along south property line where projects abuts residential
district.
5 Indicate setback lines on a site plan or floor plan sheet.
6 Not enough information has been provided in order to include signage with this permit. A separate
permit will be required for all signage
Departments reqUIred to reVIew the project:
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PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM NO. 96-355
FROM:
Tambri J. Heyden
Planning and zonin:= Hi~:S,;ctor
Michael E. Ha~Y ~d"
Current Planning ~ordinator
July 3, 1996
TO:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
Conditional
Project:
Location:
Use Approval - 2nd Review
Riverwalk Shopping Center
1600 N. Federal Highway (S.E. corner
Woolbright Road and U.S. Highway 1)
or
Agent/
Applicant:
File No.:
Michael Carey
COUS 96-003
The following is a list of comments regarding the second review of
the above-referenced project. It should be noted that the comments
include recommendations. I believe the recommendations will
enhance the aesthetics and function of the project.
All comments and recommendations can be rectified on the plans at
time of permitting if the site plan request is approved. The
applicant must understand that additional comments may be generated
upon review of the documents and working drawings submitted to the
Building Division for permits for the proposed project.
1. Modify the plans to show compliance with the final
determination of the parking lot variance, file number PKLV
96-002, regarding the distance the west driveway on Woolbright
Road is located from the intersection of US#l and Woolbright
Road. Also indicate with a note on the plan the file number
(PKLV 96-002) and the date the city Commission made the final
determination.
2. Modify the site plan and landscape plan at the following
interior property line locations to show a continuous
landscape strip that is a minimum of 2.5 feet wide. Also
specify and show on the landscape plan that within the
landscape strip there is a continuous hedge that contains
hedge material that is spaced a maximum of 2 foot on center
and at time of installation the plants are 18 inches tall:
i. south property line between the west end of the existing
hedge on the abutting property to the south and the
landscape area west of the dumpster area located along
the south property line (Note: The dumpster is located
within an easement, relocate the structure) and
ii. the southeast corner of the site east of Local Retail
"All .
3. The applicant has requested to use the existing hedge on the
adjacent property to satisfy the on-site abutting property
perimeter landscape requirement, The request is for two areas
as noted on the site plan and landscape plan. One area is
along the south property line starting at the southwest corner
of the site and extending east approximately 315 feet. The
other area is the interior property line where the subject
si te abuts the south and east sides of the adj acent bank
property located at the corner of US#l and Woolbright Road.
The city forester made a field inspection of these areas and
has indicated that the existing landscape area and hedges are
acceptable with the exception of some openings in the hedge
along the north property line of the site that is adjacent to
the south property line of the subject property. In order for
the applicant to receive credit for existing landscape areas
located on the adjacent site the missing plants shall be
installed. The applicant shall indicate on the site plan and
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landscape plan what will be done to enable the non-conforming
area to meet the landscape strip and landscape material
requirements.
4. Where the parking spaces are identified as 16 feet long, show
and identify a symbol that represents the location of the
remaining two (2) foot of the required 18 foot long parking
space. The two (2) foot portion of the parking space that is
over a landscaped area or sidewalk shall not reduce the width
of the landscape area or sidewalk below minimum regulations.
5. Identify on the site plan the degree of the proposed diagonal
parking spaces. Also dimension no less than the required
access aisle width for the diagonal spaces.
6. Add to the elevation view drawings the cooler area that is
shown on the site plan located south of the Winn-Dixie tenant
space and east of Local Retail "A". Also specify the exterior
material and colors consistent with the remainder of the
building.
7. To comply with setback regulations regarding height of walls
or fences, change the height of the dumpster enclosures from
six (6) foot six (6) inches to six (6) feet. Also identify
the color of the stucco walls of the enclosure and include the
color of the material proposed for the required gates.
8. It is recommended that the dumpster enclosures be enlarged to
accommodate recycling receptacles. Contact the Department of
Public Works for the minimum inside dimensions of enclosures
for recycling material.
9. Add to the site plan a legend that identifies the undefined
symbols depicted on the site plan. If there are site lighting
poles located with the parking areas, show, identify and
dimension the size of the pole base. The base of a site
lighting pole is the only structure that may encroach into a
parking space. The number of encroachments allowed per
parking space is one (1) and shall be located in the front
corner of a space. The plan view shape of the encroachment is
a triangular area. The maximum size of the triangular area
shall not exceed a triangle with a base and height of no more
than one (1) foot. Remove all other encroachments, such as
trees. It is recommended that the landscape areas, shown on
the landscape plan, that include a tree and encroach into a
parking space be moved to the areas identified as basket
corrals.
10. Show and identify on the site plan a symbol that represents
the location of the curbing required to protect the
landscaping. The location and type of curbing shall comply
with the city codes and standards.
11. Modify the plans to show compliance with the final
determination of the parking lot variance, file number PKLV
96-002, regarding the distance an on-site access aisle is
located from the right-of-way line at the west major driveway
on Woolbright Road and the north major driveway on US#l. Also
indicate with a note the file number (PKLV 96-002) and the
date the City Commission made the final determination.
12. Add to the site plan a typical striping detail drawing showing
the regular and handicapped parking space striping in
compliance with the city's standard drawing B-90012.
13. show on the site plan how the traffic flow for the two lanes
of vehicles that are exiting the drive-thru lane, located west
of the Walgreens, merge into the parking area traffic without
causing conflicting turn movements. It is recommended that
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EXHIBIT "D"
Conditions of Approval
Project name: Riverwalk Shopping Plaza a.k.a. Causeway Square
File number: COUS 96-003
Reference:The plans consist of 8 sheets identified as 2nd Review,
Conditional Use Approval. File # COUS 96-003 with a June 7, 1996
Planninq and Zoninq Department date stamp markinq.
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PUBLIC WORKS
Comments:
1. The dumpster enclosure located at the
northeast corner of Winn-Dixie needs
to be reconfigured so it faces south.
This will allow sanitation equipment
easy access, as well as providing a
much safer approach.
2. The dumpster enclosure located at the
outbuilding in the northwest corner
needs to be turned more to the east to
allow access by public works vehicles.
UTILITIES
Comments: None
FIRE
Comments:
3 . It is recommended that the old
entrances and exits from the center be
redesigned pursuant to the TRC parking
lot variance recommendations to better
serve the project. A redesign could
also provide adequate "throats" at
entrances.
POLICE
Comments:
4. It is recommended to change the
traffic flow on the access aisle
located west of the Walgreens tenant
space to one-way southbound and change
the parking layout from 900 to
diagonal designed parking spaces.
This design would alleviate traffic
crossing in front of on-corning traffic
that is entering the drive-through
lanes.
5. It is recommended that the existing
south driveway located on US No. 1 be
widened to allow large inbound
delivery vehicles to access the site
without conflicting with vehicles
exiting the site. An alternative is
to change the traffic flow at the
driveway and along the rear of the
south building to one-way westbound.
ENGINEERING DIVISION
Comments:
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6. All plans submitted for specific
permits shall meet the City's code
requirements at time of application.
These permits include, but are not
limited to the following: site
lighting, paving, drainage, curbing,
landscaping, irrigation and traffic
control devices. Permits required
from agencies such as the FDOT, PBC,
SFWMD and any other permitting agency
shall be included with your permit
request.
7. Provide Traffic Impact Analysis.
Chap.2, Sec. 9C4h(5) , pg. 2-85.
8. Provide a master stormwater management
plan. Chap.3, Art. IV, Sec. 3T, pg. 3-
6 .
9 . Provide certification by Developer's
Engineer that drainage plan complies
with all city codes & standards.
Chap.6, Art. IV, Sec.5A, pg. 6-7 and
Chap. 23, Art. IIF, pg. 23-8
10. Parking lot section must conform to
City code. Chap. 6, Art. IV, Sec. 10F,
pg. 6-12
11. County and/or state permits required
for construction in R.O.W. Chap. 6,
Art. VII, Sec. 4B, pg. 6-24
12. Parking lot must comply with LDR
Chapter 23 because building is
proposed to be constructed. Cha p . 23 ,
Art.I, Sec. 2, para. A, pg. 23-1
13. Provide a satisfactory lighting plan.
Chap. 23, Art. IIA, pg. 23-6
14. Photometrics must be approved for both
pedestrian and parking lot lighting
before permits can be issued. Chap.
23, Art. IIA1a, pg. 23-6
15. Certify that light poles are in
compliance with Standard Building Code
and can withstand a 110 mph wind load.
Chap. 23, Art. IIA1a, pg. 23-6.
16. Provide stop signs and stop bars in
accordance with the "Manual on Uniform
Traffic Control Devices" . Chap. 23,
Art. IIB2, pg. 23-7.
17. Concrete curbs must conform to City
standards. Chap. 23, Art. lIE, pg. 23-
7.
18. Stormwater shall be contained on site.
Certify that no stormwater will enter
the intracoastal thru the existing
seawall. Chap. 23, Art. IIF, pg. 23-8
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19. Parking lot driveways must be 180 feet
from intersection of right-of-way
lines except at local streets. Chap.
23, Art. 11, para. H3, pg. 23-8
20. Major driveways must have 100' clear
to first access aisle. Chap. 23, Art.
IIH5, pg. 23-9
21. Close access to "First Federal S & L
Bank" . Chap. 23, Art. II, 1(2), pg.
23-9
22. Provide required fire lane markings
and signage. Chap. 23, Art. IIM, pg.
23-9
23. Demolition permit will be required.
SBC 103.1.1, pg. 6
24. It is recommended that the width of
the three east/west aisles west of the
proposed Winn Dixie store be reduced
from 3 0 ' to 27' . Reduce the width of
the aisle in front of Walgreens from
30' to 24'. Use the surplus width to
create two or three pedestrian paths
between the wheel stops for a safe
access path from the parking lot to
the Winn Dixie store.
25. Provide engineer's certification that
the seawall is structurally sound and
needs no repair.
26. It is recommended that "Right Turn
Only" markings be installed on the
Woolbright outer lane from U.S. No. 1
to the first driveway subject to
County approval.
27. It is recommended removing the three
parking stalls next to the striped
pedestrian path from the "Major 3"
building to Winn-Dixie and align the
path with the existing sidewalk.
BUILDING DIVISION
Comments:
28. After reviewing the plans for the
subject project, Building Division's
first review comments on signs still
remain. The size of the sign shall
include the square footage within the
border and must be shown on the plans
for approval.
PARKS AND RECREATION
Comments: NONE
FORESTER/ENVIRONMENTALIST
Comments:
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29. The applicant should have a written
permit from the appropriate
environmental regulatory agency(s) for
stormwater drainage into the
Intracoastal Waterway. The agency(s)
may not allow the reduction in on-site
containment of stormwater or may
require certain types of drainage
filtering structures to be installed
for the project.
30. The applicant has requested credit for
the existing hedge/fence structure
along the south property line abutting
the McDonald's Restaurant facility.
The existing buffer is acceptable
except for an existing space in the
hedge of 6-8' in width. The applicant
must fill in this space with a
matching size of Ficus Benjamina hedge
plants to complete the existing
hedgeline.
31. The applicant has also requested
credit for the existing hedge on the
perimeter of the Nationsbank
outparcel. The existing buffer is
acceptable.
PLANNING AND ZONING
Comments:
32. Modify the plans to show compliance
with the final determination of the
parking lot variance, file number PKLV
96-002, regarding the distance the
west driveway on Woolbright Road is
located from the intersection of US#l
and Woolbright Road. Also indicate
with a note on the plan the file
number (PKLV 96-002) and the date the
City Commission made the final
determination.
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33. Modify the site plan and landscape
plan at the following interior
property line locations to show a
continuous landscape strip that is a
minimum of 2.5 feet wide. Also
specify and show on the landscape plan
that within the landscape strip there
is a continuous hedge that contains
hedge material that is spaced a
maximum of 2 foot on center and at
time of installation the plants are 18
inches tall:
i. south property line between the
west end of the existing hedge on
the abutting property to the
south and the landscape area west
of the dumpster area located
along the south property line
(Note: The dumpster is located
within an easement, relocate the
structure) and
ii. the southeast corner of the site
east of Local Retail "A".
34. The applicant has requested to use the
existing hedge on the adjacent
property to satisfy the on-site
abutting property perimeter landscape
requirement. The request is for two
areas as noted on the site plan and
landscape plan. One area is along the
south property line starting at the
southwest corner of the site and
extending east approximately 315 feet.
The other area is the interior
property line where the subject site
abuts the south and east sides of the
adjacent bank property located at the
corner of US#l and Woolbright Road.
The city forester made a field
inspection of these areas and has
indicated that the existing landscape
area and hedges are acceptable with
the exception of some openings in the
hedge along the north property line of
the site that is adjacent to the south
property line of the subject property.
In order for the applicant to receive
credit for existing landscape areas
located on the adjacent site the
missing plants shall be installed.
The applicant shall indicate on the
site plan and landscape plan what will
be done to enable the nonconforming
area to meet the landscape strip and
landscape material requirements.
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35. Where the parking spaces are
identified as 16 feet long, show and
identify a symbol that represents the
location of the remaining two (2) foot
of the required 18 foot long parking
space. The two (2) foot portion of
the parking space that is over a
landscaped area or sidewalk shall not
reduce the width of the landscape area
or sidewalk below minimum regulations.
36. Identify on the site plan the degree
of the proposed diagonal parking
spaces. Also dimension no less than
the required access aisle width for
the diagonal spaces.
37. Add to the elevation view drawings the
cooler area that is shown on the site
plan located south of the Winn-Dixie
tenant space and east of Local Retail
"A". Also specify the exterior
material and colors consistent with
the remainder of the building.
38. To comply with setback regulations
regarding height of walls or fences,
change the height of the dumpster
enclosures from six (6) foot six (6)
inches to six (6) feet. Also identify
the color of the stucco walls of the
enclosure and include the color of the
material proposed for the required
gates.
39. It is recommended that the dumpster
enclosures be enlarged to accommodate
recycling receptacles. Contact the
Department of Public Works for the
minimum inside dimensions of
enclosures for recycling material.
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40. Add to the site plan a legend that
identifies the non-labeled symbols
depicted on the site plan. If there
are site lighting poles located with
the parking areas, show, identify and
dimension the size of the pole base.
The base of a site lighting pole is
the only structure that may encroach
into a parking space. The number of
encroachments allowed per parking
space is one (1) and shall be located
in the front corner of a space. The
plan view shape of the encroachment is
a triangular area. The maximum size
of the triangular area shall not
exceed a triangle with a base and
height of more than one (1) foot.
Remove all other encroachments, such
as trees. It is recommended that the
landscape areas, shown on the
landscape plan, that include a tree
and encroach into a parking space be
moved to the areas identified as
basket corrals.
41. Show and identify on the site plan a
symbol that represents the location of
the curbing required to protect the
landscaping. The location and type of
curbing shall comply with city codes
and standards.
42. Modify the plans to show compliance
with the final determination of the
parking lot variance, file number PKLV
96-002, regarding the distance an on-
site access aisle is located from the
right-of-way line at the west major
driveway on Woolbright Road and the
north major driveway on US#l. Also
indicate with a note the file number
(PKLV 96-002) and the date the City
Commission made the final
determination.
43. Add to the site plan a typical
striping detail drawing showing the
regular and handicapped parking space
striping in compliance with the city's
standard drawing B-90012.
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44. Show on the site plan how the traffic
flow for the two lanes of vehicles
that are exiting the drive-thru lane,
located west of the Walgreens, merge
into the parking area traffic without
causing conflicting turn movements.
It is recommended that the drive-thru
area be moved north. Moving the
drive-thru structure to the north
would allow the two exit lanes to be
designed to merged into one lane that
would stop at a stop sign prior to
entering the two-way access aisle that
allows on-site traffic to travel along
the south property line. The design
shall include a curbed landscape
island that would be located along the
east and west sides of the drive-thru
exit aisle. The curbed islands would
divert the vehicles into one lane.
45. It is recommended that to avoid
blocking the access aisle north and
east of the drive-thru lane that the
stacking area accommodate two rows of
back to back cars. This will require
a reduction in the size of the
landscaped area proposed on the west
side of the Walgreens tenant space and
north of the drive-thru.
46. Since the requested elevation view
drawings of the pylon signs were not
submitted, a separate site plan
modification approval will be required
prior to permit review of the signs.
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47. The following sign criteria is
recommended for the site (this
criteria has been established
consistent with the community design
plan regulations) .
i. Color - Color of the sign faces
for all signs shall be limited to
white, black, bronze and red.
ii. Style of the signage - The style
of signage for all signs shall be
limited to channel letters.
iii. Style of lettering - The style
of all lettering shall be limited
to and match the style depicted
on the submitted drawings.
Nationally registered copy is
also allowed with written
verification of national
registration.
iv. Non-word depictions - Non-word
depictions incorporated within
the signage or separately shall
be limited to 20% of the area of
the sign. The style of the non-
word depicted signage shall be
incorporated into a box sign.
v. Location of site and wall signage
- The location of the signage
shall comply with the regulations
specified in the sign code and
community design plan.
vi. Size of site and wall signage -
The maximum overall vertical
height of all signage comprised
of a single line of copy or
multiple lines of copy shall not
exceed 5' 6". This overall
height includes the height of
non-word depiction signage.
vii. Illumination - All signage,
including non-word depiction
signage, shall be internally
illuminated.
viii. Trim cap and returns - It is
recommended that the trim cap and
returns of all signs match.
Specify on the plan the color of
the trim cap and returns.
ix. Color of mounting fixtures - It
is recommended that the color of
the mounting hardware match the
color of the wall or surface the
sign is mounted on.
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code and manufacturer's name for the white, black, bronze and
red sign colors. Also add the above listed sign criteria to
the site plan drawing and the elevation view drawings that
depict signage.
17. Show on the site plan, a symbol that represents the location
of the buffer wall required along the south interior property
line. The buffer wall is required where the subject
commercial zoned property abuts the adj acent residential zoned
property. Also include a typical detail section drawing of
the buffer wall including; height of wall, location relative
to the property line, type of material and color
specifications. All data shall be identified consistent with
the buffer wall requirements identified in the zoning code.
18. Submit for review, front elevation view drawings of "Retail
A". Also, include on the drawings the color name, color code
and color manufacturer for all exterior materials depicted on
the drawing.
19. Add to the elevation view drawings and plan view site plan
drawings the location and height of all roof mounted
equipment. The code requires all roof mounted equipment to be
screened and not visible from view from a distance of 600
feet. Where applicable, show and describe on the elevation
view drawings the location, type, height and color of the
required screening. It is recommended that the color of the
required equipment screening match the color of the walls of
the building and the screening material have the same texture
and finish as the walls of the building.
20. Submit a current survey of the site. Also submit a copy of
the recorded cross access agreements referenced on the site
plan that allow cross access between the subject property and
the abutting bank property located at the northwest corner of
the site and the vacant property located in the northeast and
southeast corners of the site.
21. Identify on the site plan and landscape plan the location,
size and type of easement of record and the new easements
proposed for the site. Please note that trees are not allowed
wi thin an easement, where applicable, amend the landscape
plan.
22. Show and dimension on the landscape plan a line-of-sight
triangle on the north side of the south ingress/egress located
on US NO.1.
23. Add to the site plan symbols, notes and dimensions that
identify the location and width of the proposed sidewalks
leading to the building from the adjacent right-of-way and
sidewalks at the outparcel building.
24. An abandonment and relocation of the utility easement located
in the northeast corner of the proposed future expansion of
the Winn-Dixie tenant space will be required prior to a permit
being issued to add building square footage in this area.
25. Prior to construction of the drive-through lane and window the
plans shall be modified to comply with ordinance 96-31
(current regulation for drive-up or walk-up windows) or be
granted relief from the regulations by the city commission
following processing an appeal to the community design plan
appeal.
26. Show and specify on the landscape plan, hedges (18 inches tall
and 2 foot on center) on the subject site along the west and
north property lines of the land identified as N.I.C. that is
located abutting the southeast corner of the subject site.
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Also show and dimension the 2.5 foot wide landscape strip that
is part of the required landscaping.
27. Modify landscape note number 6 as follows: "If quantities
differ between plan and material schedule the spacing
specifications identified on the plan shall govern. Requests
to change the location of material, planting specifications
and/or species of landscape material shall be processed by
filing the proper permit application and amended landscape
documents to the Building Division of the Development
Department."
28. In order to determine whether the 1,311 square foot reduction
in floor area, as referenced on the site plan, is accurate;
add to the site data chart a separate column that identifies
a breakdown of the existing gross and leasable square foot
floor area of all buildings at 1st floor, 2nd floor and
mezzanines, where applicable. Also add to the proposed square
footage data the total gross and leasable square footage floor
area for all buildings at the 1st floor, 2nd floor and
mezzanines, where applicable. Indicate on the site plan
within the building footprint of each tenant space the number
of stories and whether there is a mezzanine. If the proposed
total gross square footage (square footage of all roofed and
walled structures) exceeds the present total gross square
footage, a traffic analysis shall be submitted that verifies
the proposed new square footage (even if it is one foot of
additional square footage) meets the Palm Beach County Traffic
Performance Standards. Please note the total project gross
square footage is used for determining compliance with the
code and whether a traffic analysis is required. Gross
leasable square footage is used to determine the quantity of
required parking spaces. The only square footage shown on the
submitted plans that can be deducted from the project gross
square footage, to establish total leasable square footage, is
the meter room shown on the Winn-Dixie floor plan located in
the southeast corner of the bUilding. Amend the site data to
show existing and proposed total gross leasable floor area and
total gross floor area.
29. The site plan indicates one-way traffic is proposed for the
southeast corner of the site and along the rear of the
Walgreens tenant space, show on the plan the location of the
one-way traffic control signs and pavement markings that will
properly control the traffic flow.
30. Considering that the vehicles that deliver goods to the
loading areas located at the rear of Winn-Dixie are semi-
tractor trailers and the city standard loading space is only
35 feet long and the average length of a semi-tractor trailer
is 55 feet, it is recommended that both loading areas be
redesigned to reflect a loading area that is large enough to
accommodate a semi-tractor trailer backed up to each of the
two loading docks without reducing the back-up space and/or
access aisle of the traffic flow in the area below minimum
standards.
31. Clarify the footprint of building at rear of the Winn-Dixie
space regarding the location of 1st floor, mezzanine and
loading area. The solid lines found on the site plan make it
difficult to identify the layout of the rear of the tenant
space. Amend the site data accordingly.
32. As indicated on the plans the configuration of the site plan
submitted does not match the submitted floor plan for the east
portion of the Winn-Dixie tenant space. Amend the plans
accordingly.
33. Prior to building permit approval, submit a completed and Palm
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Riverwalk Shopping Center
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Beach County recorded unity of title that shows the two (2)
existing properties that make-up the site combined as one.
Unity of title forms are available in the Buildiny Division of
the Development Department.
34. To ensure that vehicles park correctly in the diagonal parking
spaces located at the rear of the south building, it is
recommended that a landscape island be shown on the plans at
both ends of the diagonal spaces located at the rear of major
3 and at the north end of the diagonal parking spaces located
at the rear of Winn-Dixie tenant space, See comment number
38.
35. Remove from the site plan and landscape plan the text and
building footprint shown on the abutting property that is
located in the northeast corner of both plans. The land is
not included with the current submittal and is currently
vacant land. Development on this abutting property will
require a separate site plan review application.
36. Modify the handicapped parking space computations to reflect
no less than the two (2) percent of the total spaces provided
as handicapped. Also show on the plan no less than the
required number of handicapped parking spaces. It is
recommended that the distribution of handicapped parking
spaces include providing spaces east of the retail spaces
identified as Retail "Cll and Retail "0".
37. Remove from the site data the reference to Board of Adjustment
case #58. Also omit from the required parking space entry the
number 562 and replace it with 457. Four hundred fifty seven
(457) parking spaces is the number of spaces referenced in
case #58 as the total number of parking spaces provided for
the shopping center when it was constructed and considering
the proposed modification do not add square footage to
generate a need for additional parking spaces, the 457 spaces
are grand-fathered as the required number of spaces.
38.
Considering that the required number of parking spaces
entire site is 457 and you are proposing 603,
recommended that the following parking lot changes be
to create a safer traffic flow through out the site:
for the
it is
allowed
i. omit the bank of 7 and 4 parking spaces located west of
the northwest corner of the Walgreens tenant space and
create one-way south bound traffic with additional curbed
landscaped areas replacing the omitted parking spaces,
ii.
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adjacent to the
replace with a
palm trees,
of 4 parallel parking spaces located
rear of the Walgreens tenant space and
curbed landscaped island that includes
ii. omit the bank of 4 diagonal parking spaces located
adjacent to the south side of Retail "0"
iii. omit the bank of 4 diagonal parking spaces located along
the east property line, south of the southwest corner of
the Winn-Dixie tenant space
39. It is recommended that the photometric plan indicate that the
site lighting fixtures have shields to prevent glare onto
adjacent properties and rights-of-way.
40. It is recommended that additional trees or palms be added to
the landscape islands located north of Major 3 and Retail C,
and in the sodded areas east of the outbuilding.
41. It is recommended that if the landscaping shown on the plans
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within the US No.1 right-of-way are not needed as a result of
the proposed milling and resurfacing of US No.1 that the
material be placed along the approach to the Woolbright Road
bridge over the Intracoastal.
NOTE:
If recommendations are approved,
the working drawings required
project.
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better serve the projec A redesign could also provide adequate "throats" at entrances, Fire
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"Major Thre "may onflict with the Fire Department's connections to the fire sprinkler system.
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Rather than continue the old entrances and exits from this center, in our opinion a redesign would
better serve the project. A redesign could also provide adequate "throats" at entrances. Fire
hydrants and appropriate clearances have been provided, Parking spaces south ofWalgreens and
"Major Three" may conflict with the Fire Department's connections to the fire sprinkler system,
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DATE:
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1600 S. Federal Hwy.
CODS 96-003
Rather than continue the old entrances and exits from this center, in our opinion a redesign would
better serve the project. A redesign could also provide adequate "throats" at entrances. Fire
hydrants and appropriate clearances have been provided. Parking spaces south ofWalgreens and
"Major Three" may conflict with the Fire Department's connections to the fire sprinkler system,
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John Wildner, Parks Superintendent
RE:
Riverwalk Shopping Center
DATE:
June 20, 1996
The Recreation & Park Department has reviewed the Riverwalk Shopping Center Plan. There are
no recreation related comments. The project may continue through the normal review process.
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Tambri Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director
From:
Al Newbold, Deputy Development Director
Re:
Riverwalk Shopping Center
1600 N. Federal Hwy.
After reviewing the plans for the subject project, our comments on signs still remain. The size of
the sign will include the square footage within the border and must be shown on the plans for
approval.
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DATE:
June 19, 1996
This memorandwn is in reference to the following item on the T.R.C. meeting of June 11, 1996:
Description:
Request for variance from the Land Development Regulations Chapter 23 - Parking Lots, Article II:
Section F - Drainage.
Request by Applicant:
To reduce the required 2.5 inches on-site containment of storm water to .5 inches of containment.
My Comment:
The applicant should have a written permit from the appropriate environmental regulatory agency (s)
for storm water drainage into the Intracoastal Waterway. The agency (s) may not allow the reduction
in on-site containment of storm water or may require certain types of drainage filtering structures to
be installed for the project.
The applicant has requested credit fur the existing hedge/fence structure along the south property line
abutting the McDonald's Restaurant facility. The existing buffer is acceptable except for an existing
space in the hedge of 6-8' in width. The applicant should fill in this space with a matching size of
Ficus benjamina hedge plants to complete the existing hedgeline.
The applicant has also requested credit for the existing hedge on the perimeter ofthe Nationsbank
outparcel. The existing buffer is acceptable.
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Riverwalk Shopping Center AKA Causeway Shopping Center
DATE:
June 12, 1996
This memorandum is in reference to the following item on the T .R.C. meeting of June 11, 1996:
Description:
Request for variance from the Land Development Regulations Chapter 23 - Parking Lots, Article II: '
Section F - Drainage.
Request by Applicant:
To reduce the required 2.5 inches on-site containment of storm water to .5 inches of containment.
My Comment:
The applicant should have a written permit from the appropriate environmental regulatory agency (s)
for storm water drainage into the Intracoastal Waterway. The agency (s) may not allow the reduction
in on-site containment of storm water or may require certain types of drainage filtering structures to
be installed for the project.
The applicant has also requested credit for the existing hedge/fence structure along the south property
line abutting the McDonald's Restaurant facility. The existing buffer is acceptable except for an
existing space in the hedge of6-8' in width. The applicant should fill in this space with a matching
size of Ficus benjamina hedge plants to complete the existing hedgeline.
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Tambri J. Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director
~Hukill' P.E., City Engineer
June 18, 1996
FROM:
DATE:
RE:
RIVERW ALK - SECOND SITE PLAN REVIEW
We have again reviewed subject project and find the following citations from our May IS, 1996
Memo No. 96-169 remain unsatisfied:
1. All plans submitted for specific permits shall meet the City's code requirements at
time of application. These permits include, but are not limited to the following;
site lighting, paving, drainage, curbing, landscaping, irrigation and traffic control
devices. Permits required from agencies such as the FOOT, PBC, SFWMD and
any other permitting agency shall be included with your permit request.
3. Provide Traffic Impact Analysis. Chap.2, Sec.9C4h(S), pg.2-8S
4. Provide a master stormwater management plan. Chap.3, Art.lV, Sec.3T, pg.3-6
S. Provide Certification by Developer's Engineer that drainage plan complies with all
City codes & standards. Chap.6, Art.IV, Sec.SA, pg.6-7 and Chap.23, Art.lIF,
pg.23-8
\./ 7. Parking lot section must conform to City code. Chap.6, Art.lV, Sec.10F, pg.6-12
8. County and/or State permits required for construction in R.O.W. Chap.6, Art. VII ,
SecAB, pg.6-24
10. Parking lot must comply with LDR Chapter 23 because building is proposed to be
:. enlarged and because an additional building is proposed to be constructed.
Chap.23, Art.l, Sec.2, para.A, pg.23-1
12. Provide a satisfactory lighting plan. Chap.23, Art.IIA, pg.23-6
13. Photometrics must be approved for both pedestrian and parking lot lighting before
permit can be issued. Chap.23, Art.IIAla, pg.23-6
14. Certify that light poles are in compliance with Standard Building Code and can
withstand a 110 mph wind load. Chap.23, Art.IIAla, pg.23-6
IS. Provide stop signs and stop bars in accordance with the "Manual on Uniform
Traffic Control Devices". Chap.23, Art.IIB2, pg.23-7
17. Concrete curbs must conform to City standards. Chap.23, Art.IIE, pg.23-7
18. Stormwater shall be contained on site and certify that no stormwater will enter the
intracoastal thru the existing seawall. Chap.23, Art.IIF, pg.23-8
19. Parking lot driveways must be 180 feet from intersection of right-of-way lines
.( . except at local streets. Chap.23, Art.II, para. H3, pg.23-8
20. Major driveways must have 100' clear to first access aisle. Chap.23, Art.IIHS,
pg.23-9
21. Close access to "First Federal S & L Bank". Chap.23, Art.II,I(2), pg.23-9
22. Provide required fire lane markings and signage. Chap.23, Art.IIM, pg.23-9
23. Demolition permit will be required. SBC 103.1.1, pg.6
Department of Development, Engineering Division Memo No. 96-210
Re: Riverwalk - Second Site Plan Review
June 18, 1996
Page #2
Recommendations:
A. Reduce the width of the three east/west aisles west of the proposed Winn Dixie
store from 30' to 27'. Reduce the width of the aisle in front ofWalgreens from 30'
to 24'. Use the surplus width to create two or three pedestrian paths between the
wheel stops for a safe access path from the parking lot to the Winn Dixie store.
D. Provide engineer's certification that the seawall is structurally sound and needs no
repaIr.
E. Consider "Right Turn Only" markings on the Woolbright outer lane from U.S.#I
to the first driveway subject to County approval.
F. Consider removing the three parking stalls next to the striped pedestrian path from
the "Major 3" building to Winn Dixie and align the path with the existing sidewalk.
Our major concerns remain as follows;
1. Project is not in compliance with Chapter 23, Parking Lots, and specifically
Section 2, Scope, page 23-1, which requires compliance "under any of the
following conditions:
I ' V A. When a parking lot serves an existing building( s) where said building is
proposed to be enlarged or when an additional building is proposed to be
constructed; "
Both conditions apply, as the building is proposed for expansion, and an additional
building is shown. Therefore drainage requirements must be satisfied.
II. The access point on Woolbright Road nearest Federal Highway is not only too
close to Federal, but its' geometry does not provide required throat clearance. A
much better result would occur if a single entryway were provided on Woolbright.
III. The access point on Federal Highway in front of the Drug Store does not provide
adequate clearance into the Drug Store parking lot and drive thru. To provide
required throat clearance, the parking lot access to the drive thru should be
completely closed or (preferred) the driveway to Federal itself should be relocated
farther north.
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Tambri J. Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director
Robert Eichorst, Public Works Director ~
TO:
FROM:
Larry Quinn, Sanitation Superintendent
SUBJ:
Conditional Use Approval- 2nd Review - Riverwalk Shopping Center
DATE:
June 17, 1996
The dumpster enclosure located at the northeast corner ofWinn-Dixie needs to be reconfigured
so it faces south. This will allow sanitation equipment easy access, as well as providing a much
safer approach.
The dumpster enclosure located at the out building in the northwest corner is also unacceptable.
The enclosure needs to be turned more to the east to allow access by our vehicles.
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Sanitation Superintendent
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INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
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SUBJECT: RIVERW ALK SHOPPING CENTER -2nd
REVIEW - CONDITIONAL USE - MEMO
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ENCLOSURES:
In reviewing the submitted plans and requested variances for this project, I find several concerns and traffic
related issues that have not been dealt with since this plaza was first established; approximately thirty years ago.
Since that time, population/traffic growth and frequency has increased and so has the amount of vehicle and
pedestrian crashes in this area. Since the parking lot and traffic flow are being completely modified, I feel the
time is appropriate to correct some problems that exist outside, but directly related, to this shopping center.
E. Woolbright Road - There are currently two (2) driveways that access this roadway. Currently they
are both for ingress/egress traffic. This creates several problems. First, the east driveway is at the base of the
intracoastal waterway bridge. This causes traffic to stack on the bridge incline when making a left into the
center. Traffic exiting the center, making a left turn, must do so in front of traffic increasing in speed (decline
of bridge). This driveway is approximately 100 feet of the second driveway, which further complicates vision
and congestion for vehicles making a left turn. The west driveway, is less than 180 feet from State Road 5 (S.
Federal Highway). This driveway causes frequent driver confusion, and disregard for current traffic control
signage and roadway striping on E. Woolbright Road. Traffic exiting the center, making a left turn, frequently
block eastbound traffic when attempting to enter the westbound left turn lane or westbound travel lane. The
plans call for a reduction ofthis driveway, and allowance of right turn in and right turn out only. I would
maintain that this would not completely remedy the traffic problem on E. Woolbright Road. Mr. Dan
Weisberg, Palm Beach County Traffic Engineering, has reviewed this section of roadway and has supported the
following suggestion:
Allow only one major ingress/egress for E. Woolbright Road. This is to be accomplished somewhere
between the two existing driveways. This would alleviate the problems that surround both existing driveways.
Also, Palm Beach County is planning a curb extension on the southeast section of the intersection (Federal
Highway & Woolbright Road) to assist in traffic flow for eastbound traffic on E. Woolbright Road. Currently,
traffic ignores the "Right Turn Only" signage prior to Federal Highway, and continue to travel east, over
Federal Highway, and make a right turn into the shopping center. The curb extension would prohibit this from
occurring, and only one lane of travel would be allowed to exist east of Federal Highway. This would also
allow for a longer right turn lane on Woolbright Road to enter the shopping center. Access to the bank property
can also be accomplished without a drastic turn from Woolbright Road.
State Road 5 (S. Federal Highway) - It is proposed to close the furthest north driveway. It is also
proposed to construct a "drive-through" for Walgreen's Drugs on the west side of the building. Both of theses
proposals complicate traffic problems that already exist. First, closing the furthest north driveway creates more
traffic flow on property that does not belong to the center. The bank that is currently there has one-way traffic
flow that is counter-clock wise. Currently there are "NO ENTRY" signs that are posted on the access drive
from the bank to the center. Should the center wish to use the bank's driveway, I would believe that an access
agreement would have to be presented. This would bring an increased amount of traffic flow on the bank
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! 'p~'opel~ for traffic entering and exiting the center. This would congest the bank's current traffic flow to their
_ drive-up teller window's and ATM machine. The middle (main) driveway on Federal Highway is proposed to
remain as is. This creates traffic flow and code violation problems. The driveway does not allow for a 100
foot right-of-way line (or throat) on the property. This is to be complicated with the proposed "drive-through"
at Walgreen's Drug Store. Vehicular turning cannot be accomplished safely when entering from Federal
Highway. This driveway is a concern, in regards to the pedestrian crossing light. The driveway is currently
located to the south of the crossing. When the crossing light is activated to cross pedestrians, traffic exiting the
center continue to make right turns out of the center, interfering with pedestrian travel.
My suggestion for this area is to construct a new ingress/egress that would be located north of the
pedestrian traffic signaVcrossing. This would alleviate interference with that signalization and pedestrian
travel. This would also allow for the 100 foot right-of-way onto the property; in accordance to current code.
This would also allow for easier accessibility to the drive-through of Walgreen's Drugs. This would
discourage the use of the bank's driveway to access the center's property.
My suggestion for the parking area on the west side of Walgreen's Drugs would be for "one-way"
traffic only. This would be southbound travel only and create slanted parking spaces to encourage this. This
would alleviate traffic having to cross in front of on-coming traffic when entering the drive-through.
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MEMORANDUM NO. 96-369
TO:
Carrie Parker
City Manager
Tambri J. HeYden~
Planning and Zoning Director
FROM:
DATE:
June 13, 1996
SUBJECT:
Copies of Development Plans of Current Projects
Scheduled for Review by the City Commission at the
July 16, 1996 City Commission Meeting
Please find attached five (5)
current development projects:
sets of plans for the following
Conditional Use
Riverwalk Shopping Center
f . k. a. Causeway Shopping
Center
COUS 96-003
New Site Plan
Healing for the Nations
Church
NWSP 96-005
Note:
Please return the plans/documents to the Planning and
Zoning Department following the meeting.
If I can be of further assistance, please contact me.
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Tambri J. Heyden,
Planning & Zoning Director
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FROM:
Date: June 13, 1996
SUBJECT: Riverwalk Shopping Center,
Conditional Use, Second Review
Staff has reviewed the above referenced project and offer the following comments:
Utilities has no additional comments at this time.
It is our recommendation that the plan proceed through the review process.
If you have any questions regarding this subject, please contact Skip Milor at 375-6407 or
Peter Mazzella at 375-6404.
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Larry Quinn, Sanitation Superintendent
SUBJ:
Conditional Use Approval- 2nd Review - Riverwalk Shopping Center
DATE:
June 17, 1996
The dumpster enclosure located at the northeast comer ofWinn-Dixie needs to be reconfigured
so it faces south. This will allow sanitation equipment easy access, as well as providing a much
safer approach.
The dumpster enclosure located at the out building in the northwest comer is also unacceptable.
The enclosure needs to be turned more to the east to allow access by our vehicles.
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17 JUNE 96
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RIVERW ALK SHOPPING CENTER -2nd
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In reviewing the submitted plans and requested variances for this project, I find several concerns and traffic
related issues that have not been- dealt with since this plaza was first established; approximately thirty years ago.
Since that time, population/traffic growth and frequency has increased and so has the amount of vehicle and
pedestrian crashes in this area. Since the parking lot and traffic flow are being completely modified, I feel the
time is appropriate to correct some problems that exist outside, but directly related, to this shopping center.
E. Woolbright Road - There are currently two (2) driveways that access this roadway. Currently they
are both for ingress/egress traffic. This creates several problems. First, the east driveway is at the base of the
intracoastal waterway bridge. This causes traffic to stack on the bridge incline when making a left into the
center. Traffic exiting the center, making a left turn, must do so in front of traffic increasing in speed (decline
of bridge). This driveway is approximately 100 feet of the second driveway, which further complicates vision
and congestion for vehicles making a left turn. The west driveway, is less than 180 feet from State Road 5 (S.
Federal Highway). This driveway causes frequent driver confusion, and disregard for current traffic control
signage and roadway striping on E. Woolbright Road. Traffic exiting the center, making a left turn, frequently
block eastbound traffic when attempting to enter the westbound left turn lane or westbound travel lane. The
plans call for a reduction of this driveway, and allowance of right turn in and right turn out only. I would
maintain that this would not completely remedy the traffic problem on E. Woolbright Road. Mr. Dan
Weisberg, Palm Beach County Traffic Engineering, has reviewed this section of roadway and has supported the
following suggestion:
Allow only one major ingress/egress for E. Woolbright Road. This is to be accomplished somewhere
between the two existing driveways. This would alleviate the problems that surround both existing driveways.
Also, Palm Beach County is planning a curb extension on the southeast section of the intersection (Federal
Highway & Woolbright Road) to assist in traffic flow for eastbound traffic on E. WOOlbright Road. Currently,
traffic ignores the "Right Turn Only" signage prior to Federal Highway, and continue to travel east, over
Federal Highway, and make a right turn into the shopping center. The curb extension would prohibit this from
occurring, and only one lane of travel would be allowed to exist east of Federal Highway. This would also
allow for a longer right turn lane on Woolbright Road to enter the shopping center. Access to the bank property
can also be accomplished without a drastic turn from Woolbright Road.
State Road 5 (S. Federal Highway) - It is proposed to close the furthest north driveway. It is also
proposed to construct a "drive-through" for Walgreen's Drugs on the west side of the building. Both of theses
proposals complicate traffic problems that already exist. First, closing the furthest north driveway creates more
traffic flow on property that does not belong to the center. The bank that is currently there has one-way traffic
flow that is counter-clock wise. Currently there are "NO ENTRY" signs that are posted on the access drive
from the bank to the center. Should the center wish to use the bank's driveway, I would believe that an access
agreement would have to be presented. This would bring an increased amount of traffic flow on the bank
property for traffic entering and exitulg the center. This would congest the ba.I1K's current traffic flow to their
drive-up teller window's and A TM machine. The middle (main) driveway on Federal Highway is proposed to
remain as is. This creates traffic flow and code violation problems. The driveway does not allow for a 100
foot right-of-way line (or throat) on the property. This is to be complicated with the proposed "drive-through"
at Walgreen's Drug Store. Vehicular turning cannot be accomplished safely when entering from Federal
Highway. This driveway is a concern, in regards to the pedestrian crossing light. The driveway is currently
located to the south of the crossing. When the crossing light is activated to cross pedestrians, traffic exiting the
center continue to make right turns out of the center, interfering with pedestrian travel.
My suggestion for this area is to construct a new ingress/egress that would be located north of the
pedestrian traffic signaVcrossing. This would alleviate interference with that signalization and pedestrian
travel. This would also allow for the 100 foot right-of-way onto the property; in accordance to current code.
This would also allow for easier accessibility to the drive-through of Walgreen's Drugs. This would
discourage the use of the bank's driveway to access the center's property.
My suggestion for the parking area on the west side of Walgreen's Drugs would be for "one-way"
traffic only. This would be southbound travel only and create slanted parking spaces to encourage this. This
would alleviate traffic having to cross in front of on-coming traffic when entering the drive-through.
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MEMORANDUM NO. 96-234
June 20, 1996
To:
Tambri Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director
From:
Al Newbold, Deputy Development Director
Re:
Riverwalk Shopping Center
1600 N. Federal Hwy.
After reviewing the plans for the subject project, our comments on signs still remain. The size of
the sign will include the square footage within the border and must be shown on the plans for
approval.
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Attachment: Plans - 2nd Review
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TO:
Tambri Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director
FROM:
John Wildner, Parks Superintendent
liE:
Riverwalk Shopping Center
DATE:
June 20, 1996
The Recreation & Park Department has reviewed tho Riverwalk Shoppina Center Plan. There are
no tC5creation related comments. The project may continue through the normal review process.
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RECREATION & PARK MEMORANDUM #96-288
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TO:
Tambri Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director
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FROM:
Kevin J. Hallahan, ForesterlEnvironmentalist
RE:
Riverwalk Shopping Center AKA Causeway Shopping Center - 2nd Review
DATE:
June 19, 1996
This memorandum is in reference to the followina item on the T ,R,C, meeting of June 11, 1996:
Description:
Request for variance from the Land Development Regulations Chapter 23 - Parking Lots, Article II:
Section F - Drainage.
Request by Applicant:
To reduce the required 2.5 inches on-site containment of storm water to.5 inches of containment.
My Comment:
The applicant should have a written pennit from the appropriate environmental regulatory agency (s)
for storm water drainage into the Intracoastal Waterway. The agency (s) may not allow the reduction
in on-site containment of storm water or may require certain types of drainage filtering structures to
be installed for the project.
The applicant has requested credit for the existing hedge/fence structure along the south property line
abutting the McDonald's Restaurant facility. The existing buffer is acceptable except for an existing
space in the hedge of 6-8' in width. The applicant should fill in this space with a matching size of
Ficus benjamina hedge plants to complete the existing hedgeline.
The applicant has also requested credit for the existing hedge on the perimeter of the Nationsbank
outparcel. The existing buffer is acceptable.
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ENGINEERING DIVISION MEMORANDUM NO. 96-2 0
PlANNING AND
ZONING DEPT.
TO:
Tambri 1. Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director
~Hukill' P.E., City Engineer .
June 18, 1996
FROM:
DATE:
RE:
RlVERW ALK - SECOND SITE PLAN REVIEW
We have again reviewed subject project and find the following citations from our May 15, 1996
Memo No. 96-169 remain unsatisfied:
1. All plans submitted for specific permits shall meet the City's code requirements at
time of application. These permits include, but are not limited to the following~
site lighting, paving, drainage, curbing, landscaping, irrigation and traffic control
devices. Permits required from agencies such as the FOOT, PBC, SFWMD and
any other permitting agency shall be included with your permit request.
3. Provide Traffic Impact Analysis. Chap.2, Sec.9C4h(5), pg.2-85
4. Provide a master stormwater management plan. Chap.3, Art.N. Sec.3T, pg.3-6
5. Provide Certification by Developer's Engineer that drainage plan complies with all
City codes & standards. Chap.6, Art.IV, Sec.5A, pg.6-7 and Chap.23, Art.IIF,
pg.23-8
7. Parking lot section must conform to City code. Chap.6. Art.N. See.lOF. pg.6-12
8. County and/or State permits required for construction in R.O.W. Chap.6, Art.VII,
SecAB, pg.6-24
10. Parking lot must comply with LOR Chapter 23 because building is proposed to be
enlarged and because an additional building is proposed to be constructed.
Chap.23, Art.l, Sec.2, para. A, pg.23-1
12. Provide a satisfactory lighting plan. Chap.23, Art.IIA, pg.23-6
13. Photometries must be approved for both pedestrian and parking lot lighting before
permit can be issued. Chap.23, Art.IIAla, pg.23-6
14. Certify that light poles are in compliance with Standard Building Code and can
withstand a 110 mph wind load. Chap.23, Art.IIAla, pg.23-6
15. Provide stop signs and stop bars in accordance with the "Manual on Uniform
Traffic Control Devices". Chap.23, Art.IIB2, pg.23-7
17. Concrete curbs must conform to City standards. Chap.23, Art.IIE, pg.23-7
18. Storm water shall be contained on site and certify that no stonnwater will enter the
intracoastal thru the existing seawall. Chap.23, Art.IIF, pg.23-8
19. Parking lot driveways must be 180 feet from intersection of right-of-way lines
except at local streets. Chap.23, Art.II, para. H3, pg.23-8
20. Major driveways must have 100' clear to first access aisle. Chap.23. Art.IIH5,
pg.23-9
21. Close access to "First Federal S & L Bank". Chap.23, Art.lI,I(2). pg.23-9
22. Provide required fire lane markings and signage. Chap.23, Art.IIM, pg.23-9
23. Demolition permit will be required. SBe 103.1.1, pg.6
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Department of Development, Engineering Division Memo No. 96-210
Re: Riverwalk - Second Site Plan Review
June 18, 1996
Page #2
Recommendations:
A. Reduce the width of the three east/west aisles west of the proposed Winn Dixie
store from 30' to 27'. Reduce the width of the aisle in front ofWalgreens from 30'
to 24'. Use the surplus width to create two or three pedestrian paths between the
wheel stops for a safe access path from the parking lot to the Winn Dixie store.
D. Provide engineer's certification that the seawall is structurally sound and needs no
repaIr .
E. Consider "Right Turn Only" markings on the Woolbright outer lane from U.S.#1
to the first driveway subject to County approval.
F. Consider removing the three parking stalls next to the striped pedestrian path from
the "Major 3" building to Winn Dixie and align the path with the existing sidewalk.
Our major concerns remain as follows;
I. Project is not in compliance with Chapter 23, Parking Lots, and specifically
Section 2, Scope, page 23-1, which requires compliance "under any of the
following conditions:
A. When a parking lot serves an existing building( s) where said building is
proposed to be enlarged or when an additional building is proposed to be
constructed; "
Both conditions apply, as the building is proposed for expansion, and an additional
building is shown. Therefore drainage requirements must be satisfied.
II. The access point on Woolbright Road nearest Federal Highway is not only too
close to Federal, but its' geometIy does not provide required throat clearance. A
much better result would occur if a single entryway were provided on Woolbright.
III. The access point on Federal Highway in front of the Drug Store does not provide
adequate clearance into the Drug Store parking lot and drive thru. To provide
required throat clearance, the parking lot access to the drive thru should be
completely closed or (preferred) the driveway to Federal itself should be relocated
farther north.
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FIRE PREVENTION MEMORANDUM NO. 96_272/ ~ ..', . . i 1 ~
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Tambri Heyden. Director
Planning &. Zoning Dept. _ ;( ~
~11iam D. Cavanaugh, FPO I A . J\ (\ - I .(A;Ii'"C..r'~ -
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June 18, 1996
FROM:
DATE:
RE:
Riverwalk Shopping Center
1600 S. Federal Hwy.
CODS 96-003
Rather than continue the d entrances and exits from this center, in our opinion a redesign would
better serve the proje A redesign could also provide adequate "throats" at entrances, Fire
hydrants and appropriate clearances have been provided. Parking spaces south ofWaigreens and
"Major Thre I may onflict with the Fire Department's connections to the fire sprinkler system.
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PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM NO. 96-318
TO:
Robert Eichorst, Public Works Director
Al Newbold, Deputy Building Official
Bill Cavanaugh, Fire Prevention Officer
Clyde "Skip" Milor, Utility Dept. Chief Field Insp.
Sgt. Marlon Harris, Police Department
John Wildner, Parks Superintendent
Kevin Hallahan, Forester/Environmentalist
William Hukill, Director Department of Development
Tambri J. Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director '--(,1//
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FROM:
DATE:
June 10, 1996
SUBJECT:
Conditional Use Approval - 2nd Review
Project: Riverwalk Shopping Center
Location: 1600 N. Federal Highway (S.E. corner of
Woolbright Road and U.S. Highway 1)
Agent: Michael Carey
File No.: COUS 96-003
Attached is the amended site plan submittal for the above
referenced project for your final review and recommendation. We
would ask that you review this amended site plan submittal to
determine if the plans have been adjusted to satisfy comments
previously made by your department.
If your comments have been satisfied or if your comments can be met
at time of building permit, please advise the Planning and Zoning
Department in writing. If your comments have not been met, please
advise the Planning and Zoning Department in writing.
Finally, we would ask that you include in your memorandum a
recommendation as to whether the project should be forwarded to the
Planning and Development Board for consideration. Please return
your memorandum and the amended plans (Engineering Division shall
keep their plans) to the Planning and Zoning Department by 5:00
P.M. on June 18, 1996.
If you should have any questions regarding this plan, please feel
free to call Michael E. Haag at Extension 6260, who is coordinating
the review of this project.
cc: Carrie Parker, City Manager (Plans)
(Memo Only)
Floyd Jordan
Charlie Frederick
Marshall Gage
John Guidry
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PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM NO. 96-284
FROM:
Tambri J. Heyden
planning and zoning pfr...ector
Michael E. ~~~
current Planni~~rdinator
May 20, 1996
TO:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
Conditional
Project:
Location:
Use Approval - 1st Review
Riverwalk Shopping Center
1600 N. Federal Highway (S.E. corner
Woolbright Road and U.S. Highway 1)
or
Agent/
Applicant:
File No.:
Michael Carey
COUS 96-003
The following is a list of 1st review comments regarding the site
plan review of the plans for the above-referenced project, It
should be noted that the comments are divided into two (2)
categories. The first category is a list of comments that identify
deficiencies from the City.s Land Development Regulations (L.D.R.)
that are required to be corrected and shown in compliance on the
plans and/or documents submitted for second (2nd) review in order
for the project to continue through the site plan review process.
The second set of comment(s) lists recommendations that the
Planning and Zoning Department staff believe will enhance the
proposed development. The applicant shall understand that all
documents and plans submitted for site plan review are subject to
additional comments. I recommend that the applicant/agent contact
me regarding questions related to the comments. If the applicant
is not intending to correct code deficiencies and they request that
the project remain on the review schedule identified in the
attached letter they should contact me regarding the procedures,
application forms, fees and submittal deadline dates for seeking
relief from the code requirement.
I. SITE PLAN REVIEW COMMENTS:
1. Modify the location of the west driveway located on Woolbright
Road to show and dimension a minimum distance of 180 feet from
the intersection of US#l and Woolbright Road or request a
variance to the parking lot code requirement to reduce the
required 180 foot distance.
2. Modify the site plan and landscape plan at the following
interior property line locations to show a continuous
landscape strip that is a minimum of 2.5 feet wide. Also
specify and show on the landscape plan that within the
landscape strip there is a continuous hedge that contains
hedge material that is spaced a maximum of 2 foot on center
and at time of installation is 18 inches tall:
i. where the subject property abuts the south and east sides
of the N.I.C. property located at the intersection of
US#l and Woolbright Road,
ii. south property line between the east side of US#l and the
landscape area west of the dumpster area,
iil. the southeast corner of the site east of Local Retail "A"
and
iv. east and north of the loading zone and dumpster located
east of Local Retail "BII
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Memorandum No. 96-2B4
Riverwalk Shopping Center
COUS 96-003
If the applicant is requesting to use the existing hedge, as
noted on the plan, the applicant shall request prior to second
submittal the city landscape inspector to verify that the
existing hedge is in compliance with the code regulations. If
the existing hedge is not in compliance, the applicant shall
indicate on the plan what will be done to enable the existing
hedge to meet the landscape strip and landscape material
requirements or submit an appeal to the landscape code
requirement for the material and/or landscape strip.
3. Show and dimension on the site plan a five (5) foot wide
perimeter landscape strip, along US#1, between the two
driveways, located west of the Walgreens tenant space. Also
specify and show on the landscape plan, that within the
landscape strip there is a continuous hedge that contains
hedge material that is spaced a maximum of two (2) foot on
center and at time of installation is 1B inches tall.
4. Dimension on the site plan the width and length of the
parallel parking spaces located east of the proposed Winn-
Dixie tenant space (Note - minimum width is 9 feet and the
minimum length is 25 feet).
5. On the site plan indicate the size and use of the areas
identified with a dashed line:
i. area west of the southwest corner of the Walgreens tenant
space,
ii. area south of the Winn-Dixie tenant space and east of
Local Retail "A",
iii. both areas located on the east side of the Winn-Dixie
tenant space and
iv. the area north of Walgreens and Major 3 and the area
located on the west and north face of Winn-Dixie and the
Winn-Dixie future expansion area.
Also show and identify these areas on the elevation view
drawings. The floor plan of the Winn-Dixie indicates the
areas identified above as ii. and iii. are roofed, therefore,
the line shall be changed to a solid line rather than a dashed
line and the area be added to the site data. Amend the site
data, plans and parking data accordingly.
6. Amend the site data found on the site plan to include the off-
set area located on the west side of the Winn-Dixiei comparing
the area shown on the site plan to the survey indicates that
this area has not been accounted for in the site data.
7. Add to the site plan drawing a typical detail drawing of the
required gates, block and stucco dumpster enclosure. Specify
on the plan the overall height, width and depth dimensions of
the enclosure. It is recommended that the dumpster enclosures
be enlarged to accommodate recycling receptacles. Contact
the Department of Public Works for the minimum inside
dimensions of enclosures. Also identify the color of the
stucco walls of the enclosure and include the color and
material proposed for the required gates.
B. Either provide elevation view drawings and a floor a plan for
the 4,115 square foot outbuilding or place a note on the site
plan indicating that the outbuilding will require a separate
site plan review.
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Memorandum No. 96-284
Riverwalk Shopping Center
COUS 96-003
9. To avoid a conflict regarding landscape material and fire
hydrants, drainage structures and site lighting poles, show on
the site plan and landscape plan, with a distinguishable
symbol, the location of the fire hydrants, drainage structures
and site lighting poles. If the site lighting poles are
located with the parking area, show and dimension the base of
the pole. The pole base shall not encroach into the corner of
a parking space by more than one (1) foot.
10. Show on the site plan a symbol that represents the location of
the curbing required to protect the landscaping.
11. Either submit a variance application to reduce the required
100 foot distance along both sides of a major driveway to the
first parking space or access aisle for the north driveway on
US#l or relocate and redesign the major driveway.
12. Add to the site plan a typical striping detail drawing showing
the regular and handicapped parking space striping in
compliance with the city's standard drawing B-90012.
13. show on the site plan how the traffic flow for the two lanes
of vehicles that are exiting the drive-thru lane, located west
of the Walgreens, merge into the parking area traffic without
causing conflicting turn movements. It is recommended that no
left turns from the south driveway into the access aisle be
permitted and that a raised median be constructed to
discourage left turn in but allow right turn out.
14. Submit for review, elevation view drawings of both pylon signs
and proposed wall signage for all tenants. place a dimension
of not less than ten (10) feet from the leading edge of both
pylon signs to the adjacent property line. Also include with
the elevation view drawings, the size and color specifications
for all tenant signage including the pylon signs.
15. Show on the site plan, the location of the buffer wall
required along the south interior property line, where the
subject commercial zoned property abuts the adjacent
residential zoned property. Also include a typical detail
drawing of the buffer wall including size, material and color
specifications consistent with the zoning code regulations.
16. Submit for review, elevation view drawings of all sides of all
buildings including the structure proposed for the drive-
through window area. Also, include on the drawings the color
name, color code and color manufacturer for all exterior
materials depicted on the elevation view drawings. Prepare
the drawings in compliance with the exterior building design
regulations listed in the Community Design Plan.
17. Add to the elevation view drawings and plan view drawings the
location and height of all roof mounted equipment. The code
requires all roof mounted equipment to be screened and not
visible from a distance of 600 feet. Where applicable, show
and describe on the elevation view drawings the location, type
and color of the required screening.
18. The N.I.C. property located in the northeast and southeast
corner of the site is land-locked, therefore, provide on the
site plan an ingress/egress easement to the property from an
adjacent right-of-way. This easement shall be shown on the
site plan and recorded in Palm Beach County. Submit for
review to the Engineering Division of the Development
Department a copy of the document prior to recording.
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Memorandum No. 96-284
Riverwalk Shopping Center
caus 96-003
19. show and dimension on the landscape plan the line-of-sight
triangles that are required on both sides of all
ingress/egresses. Also indicate in note form, on the plan,
that the space between thirty (30) inches and six (6) feet
within the line-of-sight triangles shall maintained to allow
unobstructed cross visibility through the triangular area.
Modify the plant list and landscape material accordingly.
20. Add to the site plan symbols, notes and dimensions indicating
the location and width of the proposed sidewalks.
21. The survey shows an easement transversing the east portion of
the site from south to north that is within the building
footprint of the proposed Winn/Dixie. This condition will
require an abandonment or and abandonment and relocation of
the easement. Obtain, complete and submit an abandonment
application with appropriate fee to the Planning and Zoning
Department.
22. omit the drive-thru window from the west side of the Walgreens
tenant space. The community design plan in effect at the time
of submittal restricts placing a drive-thru on the facade of
a building that abuts a right-of-way. A request may be filed
to appeal the Community Design Plan regulations regarding
location of drive-thru windows or modify the drive-thru area
to comply with the recently adopted community design plan
regulation regarding location of drive-through windows.
Contact the Planning and Zoning Department or the City Clerk
regarding the proposed changes to the community design plan
regulations.
23. show and specify on the landscape plan, hedges along the south
and east property lines of the project shall be spaced a
maximum of two (2) foot on center. Either indicate the
diameter of the circular symbol that identifies the material
listed under shrubs in the plant list or add to the plant list
the required spacing specifications on the shrubs.
24. Add a note to the landscape plan, indicating, the landscape
material will be irrigated with an automatic water supply
system.
25. If the proposed total gross square footage (square footage of
all roofed and walled structures) exceeds the present total
gross square footage, a traffic analysis shall be submitted
that verifies the proposed new square footage (even if it is
one foot of additional square footage) meets the Palm Beach
County Traffic Performance standards. If a traffic analysis
is required, six (6) signed and sealed copies shall be
submitted for review as soon as possible to not delay the site
plan review process. The analysis will be reviewed by staff
and sent to Palm Beach county for their review. Palm Beach
County is allowed 30 days to perform their review. A project
that requires traffic review by Palm Beach County is not
forwarded for board and commission review until the results
have been received by the city. please note the total
project gross square footage is used for determining
compliance with the code and whether a traffic analysis is
required, Gross leasable square footage is used to determine
the quantity of required parking spaces. The only square
footage shown on the submitted plans that can be deducted from
the project gross square footage, to establish total leasable
square footage, is the meter room shown on the Winn/Dixie
floor plan located in the southeast corner of the building.
Amend the site data to show total gross leasable floor area
and total gross floor area.
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Riverwalk Shopping Center
COUS 96-003
26. Omit from the Winn/Dixie floor plan the loading dock area
shown on the southeast corner of the extended rear portion of
the building. This loading dock places the vehicle unloading
in the wrong direction within the one-way, north vehicle use
area. If this loading area is to remain, delineate it on the
plan with dimensions and show the location of the vehicle that
will be located at the loading dock area facing in the proper
traffic flow direction. Also dimension the proper access
aisle width between the east edge of the loading space and the
west edge of the parallel parking spaces located along the
east property line.
27. Either omit the loading dock from the north side of the same
area as identified in the above comment or show a 27 foot
back-up space dimension from the west edge of the parking
spaces located along the east property line to the east edge
of the loading area. show and dimension the loading area.
The back-up space shall not encroach into the loading area.
28. It appears that the configuration of the site plan submitted
does not match the submitted floor plan for the Winn/Dixie
tenant space at the east edge of the building. Amend the
plans accordingly. The plans show a loading dock at the
northeast corner of the Winn/Dixie tenant space. This loading
area is not delineated on the site plan, Amend the site plan
to show with dimensions the loading area. Note: The loading
area shall not encroach into parking spaces or access aisles.
29. Prior to building permit approval, submit a completed and Palm
Beach County recorded unity of title that shows the two (2)
existing properties that make-up the site combined as one.
Unity of title forms are available in the Building Division of
the Development Department.
II. RECOMMENDATION(S):
30. To ensure that vehicles park correctly in the diagonal parking
spaces located at the rear of the south building, it is
recommended that a landscape island be shown on the plans at
the east end of the diagonal spaces located at the rear of the
Walgreens tenant space and at the east end and west end of the
diagonal parking spaces located at the rear of the Major 3
tenant space.
30. It is recommended that additional landscape material other
than sod be added to the landscape islands located north of
Walgreens and Major 3 and in the sodded areas east of the
outbuilding.
NOTE:
If recommendations are approved,
the working drawings required
project.
incorporate them into
for permits for the
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RIVERW ALK SHOPPING CENTER - SITE PLAN REVIEW
We have reviewed subject documents and offer the following comments:
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All plans submitted for specific permits shall meet the City's code requirements at
time of application. These permits include, but are not limited to the following;
site lighting, paving, drainage, curbing,. landscaping, irrigation and traffic control
devices. Permits required from agencies such as the FDOT, PBC, SFWMD and
any other permitting agency shall be included with your permit request.
Revise documents to reflect all comments.
Provide Traffic Impact Analysis. Chap.2, Sec.9C4h(5), pg.2-85
Provide a master stormwater management plan. Chap.3, Art.IV, Sec.3T, pg.3-6
Provide Certification by Developer's Engineer that drainage plan complies with all
City codes & standards. Chap.6, Art.IV, Sec.5A, pg.6-7 and Chap.23, Art.IIF,
pg.23-8
Inlets must be in grassy areas unless otherwise approved. Chap.6, Art.IV, Sec.5B,
pg.6-8 and Chap.23, Art.IIF, pg.23-8
Parking lot section must conform to City code. Chap.6, Art.IV, Sec.10F, pg.6-l2
County and/or State permits required for construction in R.O.W. Chap.6, Art.VII,
SecAB, pg.6-24
All landscaped areas shall be provided with an automatic water supply system.
Chap.7.5, Art.II, Sec.5B, pg.7.5-l4
Parking lot must comply with LDR Chapter 23 because building is proposed to be
enlarged and because an additional building is proposed to be constructed.
Chap.23, Art.I, Sec.2, para. A, pg.23-l
Parking lot dimensions, striping, aisles, stalls, radii, signs, landscaping, etc. must
conform with City codes and standards. Chap.23, ArtJI, pg.23-6
Provide a satisfactory lighting plan. Chap.23, Art.IIA, pg.23-6
Photometries must be approved for both pedestrian and parking lot lighting before
permit can be issued. Chap.23, Art.IIAla, pg.23-6
Certify that light poles are in compliance with Standard Building Code and
withstand a 110 mph wind load. Chap.23, Art.IIAla, pg.23-6
Provide stop signs and stop bars in accordance with the "Manual on Uniform
Traffic Control Devices". Chap.23, Art.IIB2, pg.23-7
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16. Landscaped areas in parking lots must be protected by wheel stops or curbs.
Chap.23, Art.IIE, pg.23-7.
17. Concrete curbs must conform to City standards. Chap.23, Art.IIE, pg.23-7
18. Stormwater shall be contained on site and certify that no stormwater will enter the
intracoastal thru the existing seawall. Chap.23, Art.IIF, pg.23-8
19. Parking lot driveways must be 180 feet from intersection of right-of-way lines
except at local streets. Chap.23, Art.II, para.H3, pg.23-8
20. Major driveways must have 100' clear to first access aisle. Chap.23, Art.IIH5,
pg.23-9
21. Close access to "First Federal S & L Bank". Chap.23, Art.II,I(2), pg.23-9
22. Provide required fire lane markings and signage. Chap.23, Art.IIM, pg.23-9
23. Demolition permit will be required. SBC 103.1.1, pg.6
In addition, we offer the following recommendations:
A. Reduce the width of the three east/west aisles west of the proposed Winn Dixie
store from 30' to 27'. Reduce the width of the aisle in front ofWalgreens from 30'
to 24'. Use the surplus width to create two or three pedestrian paths between the
wheel stops for a safe access path from the parking lot to the Winn Dixie store.
B. Locate the cart storage areas next to existing light poles for additional protection
wherever possible.
C. Stripe all egress lanes 10.5' wide and the ingress lanes 14' wide to provide
additional turning room for vehicles coming off U.S. #1 and Woolbright.
D. Provide engineer's certification that the seawall is structurally sound and needs no
repaIr.
E. Consider "Right Turn Only" markings on the Woolbright outer lane from U.S. #1
to the first driveway subject to County approval.
F. Consider removing the three parking stalls next to the striped pedestrian path from
the "Major 3" building to Winn Dixie and align the path with the existing sidewalk.
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MEMORANDUM NO. 96-176
May 10, 1996
To:
Tambri Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director
From:
Al Newbold, Deputy Development Director
Re:
Conditional Use - 1 st Review
Riverwalk Shopping Center
1600 South Federal Highway
The Building Division supports the conditional use for the above project at subject location.
Following are our comments relative to signage:
1. All signs shall meet setback requirements in accordance with Boynton Beach Sign
Code, Section 5.
2. All wall signs shall meet criteria set forth in the Boynton Beach Sign Code,
Article IV, Section 2, Items Band C.
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Site Plan Review - Riverwalk Shopping Center
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The Public Works Department has no comments at this time in reference the above site.
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MEMORANDUM
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FROM: John A. Guidry,
Director of Utilities
Date: May 13, 1996
SUBJECT: Riverwalk Shopping Center,
Conditional Use, First Review
Staff has reviewed the above referenced project and offer the following comments:
1. Additions to existing buildings may require relocations of the existing water
mains to provide unobstructed access, (Sec. 26.33(a)).
2. Palm Beach Health Department permits may be required for the proposed
firelines, (Sec. 26.12).
3. Water and Sanitary Sewer are not currently available for the proposed out-
parcel.
4. Please be advised this Utility Department is concerned that the existing private
lift station may not be able to handle the additional flows.
It is our recommendation that the plan proceed through the review process.
If you have any questions regarding this subject, please contact Skip Milor at 375-6407 or
Peter Mazzella at 375-6404.
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DATE: May 10, 1996
RE: CODS 96-003
Riverwalk Shopping Center
1600 S. Federal Hwy.
The following changes apply to this plan:
1. No portion of any building shall be over two hundred feet (200') from a fire
hydrant.
2, All turning radii shall be forty five feet (45') minimum.
3. Access shall accommodate large vehicles especially at the south east corner;
proposed Winn Dixie.
4. Fourteen feet (14') roadway on south side of Walgreen's will not accommodate
ladder operations (20' x 50' required).
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TAMBRI HEYDEN, PLANNING & ZONING DIRECTOR
SGT. MARLON HARRIS
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prop~rty, abuts another parc~J.{~ccess to RivelWalk Shop'ping,.s;e~Je..'f wo~ld be gained by driving
on thIS property, from Feder'ltl!1l!hway, and then onto RIVe~~ppmg Center. I would
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image some type of agree~nt ,would have to be obtained from o\$e~ip of that property to
accomplish this. Regardl~~'s;''l'lee this area as a hazardous traffic ~a\fpn and not workable. I
recommend there be no driveWay access in this area. \~\ \)
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-Ingress/Egresf't:2)::ftQ W oo~. Roa~'1~~drive~:~e always complicated an
already confusing roadth.y~~~9:~he w~&tdrixeway tsi!.~~~J1fan lqqfeet \~m Federal Highway; less
than code requirement~ pnej,st dri~ew~ '!s onlht6ir(eet aw~t fro~.Jbe west. The east
driveway is positioned biCm:,rbadWiY::1Imlitlefijf We W oolbiight::m.tiatoastal Bridge. Woolbright
Road, for eastbound travel, beginning west of Federal Highway, curren,!!.y causes driver
confusion. The right l~e.,.is'::;!yGHT TURN ONLY". Some feel thi" ,.,. ,.':, s "right turn into the
shopping center, instead"'6flight turn onto Federal Highway. This p~ ,$Jeasonable as there are
painted right turn arrows,~,OD"t..e roadway prior to Federal Highway", ~ ::Ust of Federal Highway.
The arrows continue forholli::~~:, east and west driveways to the j~~ing center. The east
driveway is hazardous as tr~c '~ting the center have limitW vjlion,~westbound traffic on the
Woolbright Intracoastal Bri~~~ 'Y!~h traffic on the dec1irl~:~f:,t.b.e::Hridge side, speed is
increasing. I would recommeri(fth~no8Slbility ofi:o~~-'~the driveways and possibly
relocating one main driveway in th6,lhid~lor,;)>t4..~ t!L,~".~ld' also mandate relocation of the
"Out Building". Overall, less driver connfsiod:,,)VouU! occur and less traffic would be exiting the
center, onto Woolbright Road, at one time.
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RECREATION & PARK MEMORANDUM #96-231
PlANNING AND
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Tambri Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director
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Kevin J. Hallahan, Forester/Environmentalist
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Riverwalk Shopping Center
DATE:
May 14, 1996
The applicant should identify all existing trees on the site and indicate how the trees will be
addressed in accordance with the City Tree Preservation Ordinance #81-21. The exotic trees located
in the east and south perimeters should be removed as part of the site clearing. The applicant is
required to landscape/irrigate the grassed medians of U.S. #1 abutting the site. These medians
should be prepared in conjunction with the Policy and Procedure Manual (copy attached). The
applicant may have to coordinate this requirement with the State Department of Transportation plans
to renovate these medians. The project should continue in the normal review process.
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Attachment
POLICY & PROCEDURE MANUAL
MAJOR ROADWAY MEDIANS
This manual applies to roadway medians within the following arterials in Boynton Beach:
1. U.S. Highway #1
2. Congress A venue
3. Boynton Beach Boulevard
4. Woolbright Road
5. Hypoluxo Road
6. Lawrence Road, Seacrest Avenue (if applicable)
These guidelines are for developers who are required by the City Comprehensive Plan to landscape
and provide irrigation to roadway medians adjacent to their project site. The plans must be included
as part of the Technical Review Committee review performed during project site plan submittal to
the City staff.
The landscape plans, designed by the applicant meeting the following requirements, will be submitted
to the Planning Department together with the site plan. A copy sent to the Parks Division Urban
Forester.
1. Developers will submit landscaping and irrigation plans for medians in accordance with the
following guidelines:
Landscape Plans:
A. Shade or flowering trees every 40 lineal feet (50% native species) in center of median.
B. Flowering bushes and/or groundcover plants located on terminal ends of medians
(30% native species).
C. Grouping of shrubslbushes located in sporadic clumps rather than long continuous
hedge line.
D. Grassed path of minimum 21" wide to allow mower to pass from one end of median
to other.
E. A two foot (2') wide mulched area along inside perimeter of median to provide
walkspace for maintenance personnel Area can be sodded as an alternative to mulch.
F. Type of sod used to be determined at time of review.
G. Three inches (3 ") Melaleuca mulch specified for all planted areas except sod.
Irrigation Plans:
A. An irrigation plan depicting location of heads, valves and controllers submitted with
landscape plan. All irrigation heads and valves are to be compatible with either
Hunter, Rainbird or Toro parts. Medians should have a clock just for medians.
Isolation valves on water source line to separate medians to be maintained by the
City.
Submittal Processs For Permits:
A. Plans shall be reviewed by the Parks Division, Urban Forester and approved as part
of the Technical Review Connnittee. Utilities Department to review for conflicts with
underground sewer/water services.
B. The landscape plans must be consistent with the Community Design Plan criteria for
the area of the City where the project is located.
C. The applicant must apply for a permit to the appropriate State or County agency to
perform the work in the median. All permitted work in median(s) must be
completed within 90 days of City receiving notice of permit.
D. The appropriate City person must sign the completed permit to allow the Parks
Division to assume perpetual maintenance after installation. Permitted sets of
landscape/irrigation plans must become part of construction drawings to City Building
Department.
Installation and Field Inspection Process:
The developer shall bear all costs of installation, including curbing, plant materials and
irrigation. Installation shall include:
A. Spraying grass areas with chemical to destroy all grasses two weeks prior to
installation of plants/trees.
B. All dead grass removed from site, not plowed under soil, additional spraying
performed to destroy residual grasses. (inspection required)
C. Any existing irrigation system changed to provide adequate water to newly planted
materials from outside curb edge spraying into center.
D. All existing sheDrock or road construction debris excavated from planting areas
to depth of tree/plant rootball, including 3" for sod. (inspection required)
E. All trees/plant installed lower or level to existing soil grade, using topsoil and
Terra-Sorb granules as backfill mixture. (inspection required)
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F. Trees/staked where necessary.
G. CO'ntractor must request landscape inspections from Building Department for
items B. D. and ~
H. Contractor must submit any as built plans of landscape/irrigation changes to
City for final inspections.
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John A. Guidry, utilities Director
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We can appreciate your concern over recent comments this office has
made in T.R.C. memoranda regarding trees proposed for utility
easements and medians wi thin the Woolbright Road right-of-way.
However, we believe it would be prudent to learn from Dade county's
experience with Hurricane Andrew, namely that tree roots can act as
levers to break underground piping in the event the tree is
uprooted by high winds. Such destruction would result in
widespread, long-term water or sewer outages to our customers, as
was the case in Dade County.
In consideration of the above concern, we propose a policy with the
following critical conditions:
1) Onl y palm trees or true shrubs shall be all owed wi thin
those utility easements that either contain, or are projected
to contain water and sewer uti I i ties. Easements proposed
solely for power, telephone, cable TV, or other utilities
shall be treated under the guidelines of the affected Utility
companies.
2) In publ ic rights-of-way, this Department wi 11 review
landscaping plans and make determinations on a case-by-case
basis as to the location of our 1 ines, and the required
setback necessary for tree species other than palm trees.
3) In no event should any tree species be planted directly
over water mains or sewage force mains, due to the high
likelihood for damaging these underground lines during the
installation process. Landscaping contractors proposing to
plant trees shall be required to contact U.N.C.L.E. and other
utility locating services before using mechanical equipment to
install trees.
We believe this proposed policy protects the utility system, while
allowing for beautification of the City. Please refer any
questions on this matter to Peter Mazzella of this office.
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John Wildner, Parks Dept.
Mike Haag, Planning and Zoning
Skip Milor
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. T~)ri ~. I"leyden. P1anninS &0 ZOJ:IiDa .DirecIor
~ Hukill. P.E.. Ci~ Ensineer
lYlay 15. 1996
RIVERVV ALK SHOPPING CENTER - SIT'E PLAN REV:U&VV
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VVe have revie_cd subject: doouments and offer the follo.......u.a CC>DUn.enu:
1 . All plans 8ubinitted for apeciftc per.rni~s shaD meet the Ci'ty's code requirern..ents at
~in1e of application. 'Thoae permit:s include. but: are not lin1ited ~ the f"allow'inS:
sit.. H&hting. pavi:na. d.ra:inaae, curbbla.. landaoapinfll. irriaadon and tra:ffto control
devices. Permits required ftOJ;U -acnei..s such as ~he FDOT. PBC. SP"Vlv.[D and
any ather perrnittina agency shall be included vvith your porrnit request.
2. Revise clocu.rnoats to reflect all cc::anuncntllJ.
3. Provide Traffic hnpact Analysi.. Chap..2. S....9C4h(S). PS.2-85
4. Provide... master s1:o%D1'""atcr r.na.naacrneot: plan. Chap.3. Art.IV. Sec.3T. 1"8.3-6
S. Prov1d.e CerUflcat:ion by Developer's Enabl_1:hat: drainase plan complies vvith all
Cit:;y codes &. s'tandard&. Chap.6. Art.:lV. Sec.5A. Pfll.6-7 and Chap.23. Art.UF.
P8.23-8
6. lnle~. must be in arassy areas u.n1es. otherowi_ approved. Chap.6. A..r1..IV. Sec.5B.
1"&.6-8 and Chap.2..3. Art.UP. 1"8.23-8
7. Parkins lot section .tnust conf"orrn 1'0 Chy code.. Cbap.6. A..r1..IV. Sec. lOP. 1"&.6-12
8. County and/or S1:2I."e p=rn:alts required f"or c:oustruQuon 1n R.O. VV. Chap.6. Art. v:n.
Sec:.4B. PS.6-24
9. AU landscaped areas shall be provided "With _ .utamati., ""..~ supply system.
Chap.7.S. A..r1:.:U. S"'Q.SB. PS.7.5-14
10. Parking lo~ must oo.tnply '\With LOR Chapt;er 23 becauso buildina is proposed 1:0 be
enlArflled and because an additional buildina is proposed ~C> be constructed.
Chap.23. Art.I. 500.2. para. A. 1"&.23-1
1 t. Parlcing lot: d:irnensions. 51:riping. aisloa. stall.. radii, sians. landsca.ping. etc. must
oonf"OrnT '\With City c::odes and standards. Chap.23, .A.rt.:lI, PS.23-6
1 :2. Provide a satisf"actory liShtins plan. Cbap.23. Art.IIA. pg.23-6
1 3, Photometries :must bo approved tOr bOl:b pedestrian and parldna 101: lighdna befbre
penn!t: Clan be issued. Chap.2.3. Art.IIAI.. 1"&.23-6
14. Certif"y that !isht poles are in compliance "With S~anda.rd. BuUdina Code and
vvithstand a 110 mph vvind load. Chap.23. Art.IIAla. 1"8.23-6
I .'5. Provide stop sians and stop bars in accordance _i1:h the "IVJ:an:u.al on Unif"ortn
Traf"fic Control Devices". Chap.23. Art.IIB2. pa.23-7
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* Hukill, P.E., City Engineer
May IS, 1996
FROM:
DATE:
RE:
RIVERW ALK SHOPPING CENTER - SITE PLAN REVIEW
We have reviewed subject documents and offer the following comments:
I. All plans submitted for specific permits shan meet the City's code requirements at
time of application. These permits include, but are not limited to the following;
site lighting, paving, drainage, curbing,. landscaping, irrigation and traffic control
devices. Permits required from agencies such as the FDOT, PBC, SFWMD and
any other permitting agency shan be included with your permit request.
2. Revise documents to reflect all comments.
3. Provide Traffic Impact Analysis. Chap.2, Sec.9C4h(5), pg.2-85
4. Provide a master storm water management plan. Chap.3, Art.lV, Sec.3T, pg.3-6
5. Provide Certification by Developer's Engineer that drainage plan complies with an
City codes & standards. Chap.6, Art.lV, Sec.5A, pg.6-7 and Chap.23, Art.IIF,
pg.23-8
6. Inlets must be in grassy areas unless otherwise approved. Chap.6, Art.IV, Sec.58,
pg.6-8 and Chap.23, Art.IIF, pg.23-8
7. Parking lot section must conform to City code. Chap.6, Art.lV, Sec.10F, pg.6-12
8. County and/or State permits required for construction in R.O.W. Chap.6, Art.VII,
SecAB, pg.6-24
9. All landscaped areas shall be provided with an automatic water supply system.
Chap.7.5, ArtJI, Sec.5B, pg.7.5-14
10. Parking lot must comply with LDR Chapter 23 because building is proposed to be
enlarged and because an additional building is proposed to be constructed.
Chap.23, ArtJ, Sec.2, para. A, pg.23-1
II. Parking lot dimensions, striping, aisles, stalls, radii, signs, landscaping, etc. must
conform with City codes and standards. Chap.23, Art.I1, pg.23-6
12. Provide a satisfactory lighting plan. Chap.23, Art,IIA, pg.23-6
13. Photometries must be approved for both pedestrian and parking lot lighting before
permit can be issued. Chap.23, Art.IIAla, pg.23-6
14. Certify that light poles are in compliance with Standard Building Code and
withstand a 110 mph wind load. Chap.23, Art.IIAla, pg.23-6
15. Provide stop signs and stop bars in accordance with the "Manual on Uniform
Traffic Control Devices". Chap.23, Art.IIB2, pg.23-7
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16. Landscaped areas in parking lots must be protected by wheel stops or curbs.
Chap.23, ArtJIE, pg.23-7.
17. Concrete curbs must conform to City standards. Chap.23, Art.IIE, pg.23-7
18. Storm water shall be contained on site and certify that no storm water will enter the
intracoastal thru the existing seawall. Chap.23, Art.IIF, pg.23-8
19. Parking lot driveways must be 180 feet from intersection of right-of-way lines
except at local streets. Chap.23, Art.II, para.H3, pg.23-8
20. Major driveways must have 100' clear to first access aisle. Chap.23, Art.IIH5,
pg.23-9
21. Close access to "First Federal S & L Bank". Chap.23, Art.II,I(2), pg.23-9
22. Provide required fire lane markings and signage. Chap.23, Art.IIM, pg.23-9
23. Demolition permit will be required. SBC 103.1.1, pg.6
In addition, we offer the following recommendations:
A. Reduce the width of the three east/west aisles west of the proposed Winn Dixie
store from 30' to 27'. Reduce the width of the aisle in front ofWalgreens from 30'
to 24'. Use the surplus width to create two or three pedestrian paths between the
wheel stops for a safe access path from the parking lot to the Winn Dixie store.
B. Locate the cart storage areas next to existing light poles for additional protection
wherever possible.
C. Stripe all egress lanes 10.5' wide and the ingress lanes 14' wide to provide
additional turning room for vehicles coming off U.S. #1 and Woolbright.
D. Provide engineer's certification that the seawall is structurally sound and needs no
reparr .
E. Consider "Right Turn Only" markings on the Woolbright outer lane from U.S. #1
to the first dri veway subject to County approval.
F. Consider removing the three parking stalls next to the striped pedestrian path from
the "Major 3" building to Winn Dixie and align the path with the existing sidewalk.
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To:
Tambri Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director
From:
Al Newbold, Deputy Development Director
Re:
Conditional Use - I st Review
Riverwalk Shopping Center
1600 South Federal Highway
The Building Division supports the conditional use for the above project at subject location.
Following are our comments relative to signage:
I. All signs shall meet setback requirements in accordance with Boynton Beach Sign
Code, Section 5.
2. All wall signs shall meet criteria set forth in the Boynton Beach Sign Code,
Article IV, Section 2, Items B and C.
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Site Plan Review - Riverwalk Shopping Center
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May 7, 1996
The Public Works Department has no comments at this time in reference the above site.
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Date: May 13, 1996
SUBJECT: Riverwalk Shopping Center,
Conditional Use, First Review
Staff has reviewed the above referenced project and offer the following comments:
1. Additions to existing buildings may require relocations of the existing water
mains to provide unobstructed access, (Sec. 26.33(a)).
2. Palm Beach Health Department permits may be required for the proposed
firelines, (Sec. 26.12).
3. Water and Sanitary Sewer are not currently available for the proposed out-
parcel.
4. Please be advised this Utility Department is concerned that the existing private
lift station may not be able to handle the additional flows.
It is our recommendation that the plan proceed through the review process.
If you have any questions regarding this subject, please contact Skip Milor at 375-6407 or
Peter Mazzella at 375-6404.
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FIRE PREVENTION MEMORANDUM NO. 96-260
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DATE: May 10, 1996
RE: CODS 96-003
Riverwalk Shopping Center
1600 S. Federal Hwy.
The following changes apply to this plan:
1. No portion of any building shall be over two hundred feet (200') from a fire
hydrant.
2. All turning radii shall be forty five feet (45') minimum.
3. Access shall accommodate large vehicles especially at the south east comer;
proposed Winn Dixie.
4. Fourteen-feet (14') roadway on south side of Walgreen's will not accommodate
ladder operations (20' x 501 required).
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TAMBRI HEYDEN, PLANNING & ZONING DIRECTOR
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RIVER WALK SHOPPING CENTER- CONDITIONAL USE-I st REVIEW
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property, abuts another parceJ.f~ccess to Riverwalk Shopping pe~lcl.WOUld be gained by driving
?n this property, from Fedefal.@!lhway, and then on~o RiverWal'<<.~p~ing Center. I would
Image some type of agreelllent ,would have to be obtamed from o~etftllp ofthat property to
accomplish this. Regar~:~~~s;"'I-~ee this area as a hazardous traffic '~Muavpn and not workable. I
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than code requirementli &TIieiJst drNewafjs onlt ~t6t)"(eet aW~f froqi~ihe west. The east
driveway is positioned bk:5.tbaawi~~iiiGririe]'Of bie Woolbiight::nftl:a€oastal Bridge. Woolbright
Road, for eastbound travel, beginning west of Federal Highway, curre~.,,~!11Y...c causes driver
confusion. The right 18\le.,.is'~:!yGHT TURN ONLY". Some feel thi~~s "right turn into the
sh?pping. center, instead<'6r~~ht turn onto F.ederal Highway: This P~*hi.;1',teasonable as t?ere are
pamted nght turn arrows~,on"tJe roadway pnor to Federal Hlghwax,ah,t~st of Federal Highway.
~e arro~s continue for bo~:::~,e.a~t and west drivewa~s!o thej~~:~ng center. The east
driveway IS hazardous as tr~c ~tmg the center have llImt,~p vtflon)9fwestbound traffic on the
Woolbright Intracoastal Brid;~a 'y!.th traffic on the declin~::o,f;:ihf!:t.rridge side, speed is
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center, onto Woolbright Road, at one time.
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Tambri Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director
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Kevin J. Hallahan, ForesterlEnvironmentalist
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Riverwalk Shopping Center
DATE:
May 14, 1996
The applicant should identify all existing trees on the site and indicate how the trees will be
addressed in accordance with the City Tree Preservation Ordinance #81-21. The exotic trees located
in the east and south perimeters should be removed as part of the site clearing. The applicant is
required to landscape/irrigate the grassed medians of U.S. #1 abutting the site. These medians
should be prepared in conjunction with the Policy and Procedure Manual (copy attached). The
applicant may have to coordinate this requirement with the State Department of Transportation plans
to renovate these medians. The project should continue in the normal review process.
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POLICY & PROCEDURE MANUAL
MAJOR ROADWAY MEDIANS
This manual applies to roadway medians within the following arterials in Boynton Beach:
1. U.S. Highway #1
2. Congress A venue
3. Boynton Beach Boulevard
4. Woolbright Road
5. Hypoluxo Road
6. Lawrence Road, Seacrest Avenue (if applicable)
These guidelines are for developers who are required by the City Comprehensive Plan to landscape
and provide irrigation to roadway medians adjacent to their project site. The plans must be included
as part of the Technical Review Committee review performed during project site plan submittal to
the City staff.
The landscape plans, designed by the applicant meeting the following requirements, will be submitted
to the Planning Department together with the site plan. A copy sent to the Parks Division Urban
Forester.
1. Developers will submit landscaping and irrigation plans for medians in accordance with the
following guidelines:
Landscape Plans:
A.
Shade or flowering trees every 40 lineal feet (50% native species) in center of median.
B.
Flowering bushes and/or groundcover plants located on terminal ends of medians
(30% native species).
C.
Grouping of shrobslbushes located in sporadic clwnps rather than long continuous
hedge line.
D.
Grassed path ofminimwn 21" wide to allow mower to pass from one end of median
to other.
E.
A two foot (2') wide mulched area along inside perimeter of median to provide
walkspace for maintenance personnel Area can be sodded as an alternative to mulch.
F. Type of sod used to be detennined at time of review.
G. Three inches (3") Melaleuca mulch specified for all planted areas except sod.
Irrigation Plans:
A. An irrigation plan depicting location of heads, valves and controllers submitted with
landscape plan. All irrigation heads and valves are to be compatible with either
Hunter, Rainbird or Toro parts. Medians should have a clock just for medians.
Isolation valves on water source line to separate medians to be maintained by the
City.
Submittal Processs For Permits:
A. Plans shall be reviewed by the Parks Division, Urban Forester and approved as part
of the Technical Review Connmttee. Utilities Department to review for conflicts with
underground sewer/water services.
B. The landscape plans must be consistent with the Community Design Plan criteria for
the area of the City where the project is located.
C. The applicant must apply for a permit to the appropriate State or County agency to
perform the work in the median. All permitted work in median(s) must be
completed within 90 days of City receiving notice of permit.
D. The appropriate City person must sign the completed permit to allow the Parks
Division to assume perpetual maintenance after installation. Permitted sets of
landscape/irrigation plans must become part of construction drawings to City Building
Department.
Installation and Field Inspection Process:
The developer shall bear all costs of installation, including curbing, plant materials and
irrigation. Installation shall include:
A. Spraying grass areas with chemical to destroy all grasses two weeks prior to
installation of plants/trees.
B. All dead gr... removed from site, not plowed under soli, additional spraying
performed to destroy residual grasses. (inspection required)
C. Any existing irrigation system changed to provide adequate water to newly planted
materials from outside curb edge spraying into center.
D. All existing shellrock or road constroction debris excavated from planting areas
to depth of tree/plant root ball, including 3" for sod. (inspection required)
E. All trees/plant installed lower or level to existing soil grade, using topsoil and
Terra-Sorb granules as backfill mixture. (inspection required)
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F. Trees/staked where necessary.
G. CO'ntractor must request landscape inspections from Building Department for
items B. D. and Ea
H. Contractor must submit any as built plans of landscape/irrigation changes to
City for final inspections.
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UTILITIES DEPT. NO. 94 - 142
FROM:
John A. Guidry, utilities Director
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Kevin Hallahan, Forester/Environme
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Policy for Trees in utility Easements and
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We can appreciate your concern over recent comments this office has
made in T.R.C. memoranda regarding trees proposed for utility
easements and medians wi thin the Woolbright Road right-of-way.
However, we believe it would be prudent to learn from Dade county's
experience with Hurricane Andrew, namely that tree roots can act as
levers to break underground piping in the event the tree is
uprooted by high winds. Such destruction would result in
widespread, long-term water or sewer outages to our customers, as
was the case in Dade County.
In consideration of the above concern, we propose a policy with the
following critical conditions:
1) Only palm trees or true shrubs shall be allowed within
those utility easements that either contain, or are projected
to contain water and sewer uti I i ties. Easements proposed
solely for power, telephone, cable TV, or other utilities
shall be treated under the guidelines of the affected utility
comp.anies.
2) In publ ic rights-of-way, this Department wi 11 review
landscaping plans and make determinations on a case-by-case
basis as to the location of our lines, and the required
setback necessary for tree species other than palm trees.
3) In no event should any tree species be planted directly
over water mains or sewage force mains, due to the hiqh
likelihood for damaging these underground lines during the
installation process. Landscaping contractors propo.1nv tQ
plant tr.e. .hall be required to qontact U.N.C,L.I. and othtr
uti I i ty locating serviaes before using mechanical equipment to
install trees.
We believe this proposed policy protects the utility system, while
allowinq for beautification of the City. Please refer any
questions on this matter to Peter Mazzella of this office.
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xc: J. Scott Miller, City Manager
John Wildner, Parks Dept.
Mike Haaq, Planning and Zoninq
Skip MiloI'
Vince Finizio, Enqineerinq
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PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM NO. 96-284
FROM:
Tambri J. Heyden
Planning and Zoning pfr...ector
Michael E. ~~~
Current Plannin~rdinator
May 20, 1996
TO:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
Conditional
Project:
Location:
Use Approval - 1st Review
Riverwalk Shopping Center
1600 N. Federal Highway (S.E. corner
Woolbright Road and U.S. Highway 1)
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Agent/
Applicant:
File No. :
Michael Carey
COUS 96-003
The following is a list of 1st review comments regarding the site
plan review of the plans for the above-referenced project. It
should be noted that the comments are divided into two (2)
categories. The first category is a list of comments that identify
deficiencies from the city.s Land Development Regulations (L.D.R.)
that are required to be corrected and shown in compliance on the
plans and/or documents submitted for second (2nd) review in order
for the project to continue through the site plan review process.
The second set of comment(s) lists recommendations that the
Planning and Zoning Department staff believe will enhance the
proposed development. The applicant shall understand that all
documents and plans submitted for site plan review are subject to
additional comments. I recommend that the applicant/agent contact
me regarding questions related to the comments. If the applicant
is not intending to correct code deficiencies and they request that
the project remain on the review schedule identified in the
attached letter they should contact me regarding the procedures,
application forms, fees and submittal deadline dates for seeking
relief from the code requirement.
I. SITE PLAN REVIEW COMMENTS:
1. Modify the location of the west driveway located on Woolbright
Road to show and dimension a minimum distance of 180 feet from
the intersection of US#l and Woolbright Road or request a
variance to the parking lot code requirement to reduce the
required 180 foot distance.
2. Modify the site plan and landscape plan at the following
interior property line locations to show a continuous
landscape strip that is a minimum of 2.5 feet wide. Also
specify and show on the landscape plan that within the
landscape strip there is a continuous hedge that contains
hedge material that is spaced a maximum of 2 foot on center
and at time of installation is 18 inches tall:
i. where the subject property abuts the south and east sides
of the N.I.C. property located at the intersection of
US#l and Woolbright Road,
ii. south property line between the east side of US#l and the
landscape area west of the dumpster area,
iii. the southeast corner of the site east of Local Retail "A"
and
iv. east and north of the loading zone and dumpster located
east of Local Retail "B"
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If the applicant is requesting to use the existing hedge, as
noted on the plan, the applicant shall request prior to second
submittal the city landscape inspector to verify that the
existing hedge is in compliance with the code regulations. If
the existing hedge is not in compliance, the applicant shall
indicate on the plan what will be done to enable the existing
hedge to meet the landscape strip and landscape material
requirements or submit an appeal to the landscape code
requirement for the material and/or landscape strip.
3. Show and dimension on the site plan a five (5) foot wide
perimeter landscape strip, along US#1, between the two
driveways, located west of the Walgreens tenant space. Also
specify and show on the landscape plan, that wi thin the
landscape strip there is a continuous hedge that contains
hedge material that is spaced a maximum of two (2) foot on
center and at time of installation is 18 inches tall.
4. Dimens ion on the site plan the width and length of the
parallel parking spaces located east of the proposed winn-
Dixie tenant space (Note - minimum width is 9 feet and the
minimum length is 25 feet).
5. On the site plan indicate the size and use of the areas
identified with a dashed line:
i. area west of the southwest corner of the Walgreens tenant
space,
ii. area south of the Winn-Dixie tenant space and east of
Local Retail "A",
iii. both areas located on the east side of the Winn-Dixie
tenant space and
iv. the area north of Walgreens and Major 3 and the area
located on the west and north face of Winn-Dixie and the
Winn-Dixie future expansion area.
Also show and identify these areas on the elevation view
drawings. The floor plan of the Winn-Dixie indicates the
areas identified above as ii. and iii. are roofed, therefore,
the line shall be changed to a solid line rather than a dashed
line and the area be added to the site data. Amend the site
data, plans and parking data accordingly.
6. Amend the site data found on the site plan to include the off-
set area located on the west side of the Winn-Dixiei comparing
the area shown on the site plan to the survey indicates that
this area has not been accounted for in the site data.
7. Add to the site plan drawing a typical detail drawing of the
required gates, block and stucco dumpster enclosure. Specify
on the plan the overall height, width and depth dimensions of
the enclosure. It is recommended that the dumpster enclosures
be enlarged to accommodate recycling receptacles. Contact
the Department of Public works for the minimum inside
dimensions of enclosures. Also identify the color of the
stucco walls of the enclosure and include the color and
material proposed for the required gates.
8. Either provide elevation view drawings and a floor a plan for
the 4,115 square foot outbuilding or place a note on the site
plan indicating that the outbuilding will require a separate
site plan review.
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9. To avoid a conflict regarding landscape material and fire
hydrants, drainaq8 structures and site liqht1nq poles, show on
the site plan and landscape plan, with a distinguishable
symbol, the location of the fire hydrants, drainage structures
and site lighting poles. If the site lighting poles are
located with the parking area, show and dimension the base of
the pole. The pole base shall not encroach into the corner of
a parking space by more than one (1) foot.
10. show on the site plan a symbol that represents the location of
the curbing required to protect the landscaping.
11. Either submit a variance application to reduce the required
100 foot distance along both sides of a major driveway to the
first parking space or access aisle for the north driveway on
US#l or relocate and redesign the major driveway.
12. Add to the site plan a typical striping detail drawing showing
the regular and handicapped parking space striping in
compliance with the city's standard drawing B-90012.
13. Show on the site plan how the traffic flow for the two lanes
of vehicles that are exiting the drive-thru lane, located west
of the Walgreens, merge into the parking area traffic without
causing conflicting turn movements. It is recommended that no
left turns from the south driveway into the access aisle be
permitted and that a raised median be constructed to
discourage left turn in but allow right turn out.
14. Submit for review, elevation view drawings of both pylon signs
and proposed wall signage for all tenants~ place a dimension
of not less than ten (10) feet from the leading edge of both
pylon signs to the adjacent property line. Also include with
the elevation view drawings, the size and color specifications
for all tenant signage including the pylon signs.
15. show on the site plan, the location of the buffer wall
required along the south interior property line, where the
subject commercial zoned property abuts the adjacent
residential zoned property. Also include a typical detail
drawing of the buffer wall including size, material and color
specifications consistent with the zoning code regulations.
16. Submit for review, elevation view drawings of all sides of all
buildings including the structure proposed for the drive-
through window area. Also, include on the drawings the color
name, color code and color manufacturer for all exterior
materials depicted on the elevation view drawings. Prepare
the drawings in compliance with the exterior building design
regulations listed in the Community Design Plan.
17. Add to the elevation view drawings and plan view drawings the
location and height of all roof mounted equipment. The code
requires all roof mounted equipment to be screened and not
visible from a distance of 600 feet. where applicable, show
and describe on the elevation view drawings the location, type
and color of the required screening.
18. The N.I.C. property located in the northeast and southeast
corner of the site is land-locked, therefore, provide on the
site plan an ingress/egress easement to the property from an
adjacent right-of-way. This easement shall be shown on the
site plan and recorded in Palm Beach County. Submit for
review to the Engineering Division of the Development
Department a copy of the document prior to recording.
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19. Show and dimension on the landscape plan the line-of-siqht
triangle. 'that. ItC'. rllqu1riH1 on both aud.s of all
ingress/egresses. Also indicate in note form, on the plan,
that the space between thirty (30) inches and six (6) feet
within the line-of-sight triangles shall maintained to allow
unobstructed cross visibility through the triangular area.
Modify the plant list and landscape material accordingly.
20. Add to the site plan symbols, notes and dimensions indicating
the location and width of the proposed sidewalks,
21. The survey shows an easement transversing the east portion of
the site from south to north that is within the building
footprint of the proposed Winn/Dixie. This condition will
require an abandonment or and abandonment and relocation of
the easement. Obtain, complete and submit an abandonment
application with appropriate fee to the Planning and Zoning
Department.
22. Omit the drive-thru window from the west side of the Walgreens
tenant space. The community design plan in effect at the time
of submittal restricts placing a drive-thru on the facade of
a building that abuts a right-of-way. A request may be filed
to appeal the Community Design Plan regulations regarding
location of drive-thru windows or modify the drive-thru area
to comply with the recently adopted community design plan
regulation regarding location of drive-through windows.
Contact the Planning and Zoning Department or the City Clerk
regarding the proposed changes to the community design plan
regulations.
23. Show and specify on the landscape plan, hedges along the south
and east property lines of the project shall be spaced a
maximum of two (2) foot on center. Either indicate the
diameter of the circular symbol that identifies the material
listed under shrubs in the plant list or add to the plant list
the required spacing specifications on the shrubs.
24. Add a note to the landscape plan, indicating, the landscape
material will be irrigated with an automatic water supply
system.
25. If the proposed total gross square footage (square footage of
all roofed and walled structures) exceeds the present total
gross square footage, a traffic analysis shall be submitted
that verifies the proposed new square footage (even if it is
one foot of additional square footage) meets the Palm Beach
County Traffic Performance Standards. If a traffic analysis
is required, six (6) signed and sealed copies shall be
submitted for review as soon as possible to not delay the site
plan review process. The analysis will be reviewed by staff
and sent to Palm Beach County for their review. Palm Beach
County is allowed 30 days to perform their review. A project
that requires traffic review by Palm Beach County is not
forwarded for board and commission review until the results
have been received by the city. please note the total
project gross square footage is used for determining
compliance with the code and whether a traffic analysis is
required. Gross leasable square footage is used to determine
the quantity of required parking spaces. The only square
footage shown on the submitted plans that can be deducted from
the project gross square footage, to establish total leasable
square footage, is the meter room shown on the Winn/Dixie
floor plan located in the southeast corner of the building.
Amend the site data to show total gross leasable floor area
and total gross floor area.
Page 5
Memorandum No. 96-284
Riverwalk Shopping Center
COUS 96-003
26. omit from the Winn/Dixie floor plan the loading dock area
shown on the southeast corner of the extended rear portion of
the building. This loading dock places the vehicle unloading
in the wrong direction within the one-way, north vehicle use
area. If this loading area is to remain, delineate it on the
plan with dimensions and show the location of the vehicle that
will be located at the loading dock area facing in the proper
traffic flow direction. Also dimension the proper access
aisle width between the east edge of the loading space and the
west edge of the parallel parking spaces located along the
east property line.
27. Either omit the loading dock from the north side of the same
area as identified in the above comment or show a 27 foot
back-up space dimension from the west edge of the parking
spaces located along the east property line to the east edge
of the loading area. Show and dimension the loading area.
The back-up space shall not encroach into the loading area.
28. It appears that the configuration of the site plan submitted
does not match the submitted floor plan for the Winn/Dixie
tenant space at the east edge of the building. Amend the
plans accordingly. The plans show a loading dock at the
northeast corner of the Winn/Dixie tenant space. This loading
area is not delineated on the site plan. Amend the site plan
to show with dimensions the loading area. Note: The loading
area shall not encroach into parking spaces or access aisles.
29. Prior to building permit approval, submit a completed and Palm
Beach County recorded unity of title that shows the two (2)
existing properties that make-up the site combined as one.
Unity of title forms are available in the Building Division of
the Development Department.
II. RECOMMENDATION(S):
30. To ensure that vehicles park correctly in the diagonal parking
spaces located at the rear of the south building, it is
recommended that a landscape island be shown on the plans at
the east end of the diagonal spaces located at the rear of the
Walgreens tenant space and at the east end and west end of the
diagonal parking spaces located at the rear of the Major 3
tenant space.
30. It is recommended that additional landscape material other
than sod be added to the landscape islands located north of
Walgreens and Major 3 and in the sodded areas east of the
outbuilding.
NOTE:
If recommendations are approved,
the working drawings required
project.
incorporate them into
for permits for the
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PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM NO. 96-229
TO: Carrie Parker, City Manager
Clyde "Skipl' Milor, Utilities Dept. Chief Field Insp.
Robert Eichorst, Public Works Director
John Wildner, Parks Superintendent
Bill Cavanaugh, Fire Prevention Officer
Sgt. Marlon Harris, Police Department
Al Newbold, Building Division
William Hukill, Director of Department of Development
Kevin Hallahan, Forester/Environmentalist
FROM: Tambri J. Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director ~~
DATE: April 30, 1996
RE: SITE PLAN REVIEW PROCEDURES
1st Review - Conditional Use Application
Project
- Riverwalk Shopping Center
Location
- 1600 South Federal Highway
Agent
- Michael Carey
File No.
- COUS 96-003
Find attached for your review the plans and exhibits for the
above-referenced project. Site Plan Review approval for this
project will be granted by the City Commission. To ensure that
the project stays on line with the review time frame, I request
that the plans and exhibits be reviewed and for.mal written
comments transmitted to the Director of the Planning and Zoning
Department no later than 5:00 P.M. on Mav 13, 1996. Do not
return plans and exhibits. Retain same for the review of the
amended plans (second review) .
Adhering to the following review guidelines will promote a
comprehensive review and enable the applicant to efficiently
obtain Technical Review Committee approval:
1. Use the review standards specified in Part III, Land
Development Regulations, Chapter 4, Site Plan Review,
Section 8 of the Code of Ordinances to review and formulate
comments.
2. The documents submitted for the project were determined to
be substantially complete based on the submittal
requirements identified in Section 7 of the Site Plan Review
Ordinance. However, if the data provided to meet the
submittal requirements is insufficient to properly evaluate
and process the project based on the review standards or the
documents show code deficiencies, additional data and/or
corrections should be requested by the reviewer through the
Planning and Zoning Department.
3. Each comment shall reference the section of the code that is
incorrectly depicted on the documents.
4. Technical Review Committee member{s) shall identify in their
comments when the plans depict or when the location and
installation of their departmental required improvements may
conflict with other departmental improvements.
page 2 of 2
Riverwalk Shopping Center
To: TRC Members
Re: Planning & Zoning Memo 96-229
5. When a TRC Member finds a code deficiency that is outside of
his/her review responsibility, the comment and the specific
code section may be included in their review comments with the
name of the appropriate TRC Member that is responsible for the
review specified.
6. If a TRC member finds the plans acceptable, he/she shall
forward a memo, within the time frame stated above, to the
Planning and Zoning Director stating that the plans are
approved and they do not have any comments on the plans
submitted for review and recommend the project be forwarded
through the approval process.
All comments shall be typed, addressed and transmitted to the
Director of the Planning and Zoning Department for distribution to
the applicant. Please include the name and phone number of the
reviewer on this memo. Jerzy Lewicki will be the Planning and
Zoning Department staff member coordinating the 1st review of the
project.
The Planning and Zoning Department will send the applicant a cover
letter which includes the comment(s) and directions to amend the
plans to comply with the comments and the procedures for
resubmission. When the Planning and Zoning Department receives the
amended plans, they will distribute the plans with a cover memo to
all TRC Members for review and approval.
TJH:bme
Attachment
XC: (Memo Only)
Floyd Jordan, Fire Chief
Charlie Frederick, Recreation & Parks Director
Marshall Gage, Police Chief
John Guidry, Utilities Director
Central File
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flra~ party, to the City of Boynton Beach, a polltlaal
.u.bcllvi.ion of the State of 1'10rl4&, aecollo4 part,!'.
(When".r ued her.b, t.h. terrae, -f1~.t pazot1'"
and "a.a0ca4 party- aball lnalWS. .1nGu.1ar aM
plural, heir., l..al cepr...ntat,i".. and a..lana
af individual. and the aucce..or. and aa.lgna of
eorpozoatlon., wberever the oontext ao adaaita or
requlr... I
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PIlla ..aob COUDty, rlori4&, aDd 4eacri:lbecl'.. follaw..
see attached
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conauuat., ..lIlt:&ln, repair, lut.an and rebuild faGili~le.
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IN Wl'l'HUS WRBRBOr, the flrn party b.. aaused t.b_e
pre.ent. to be duly executed in it. na.. and it. corporate
__A1 to be hereto affixed. att..ted by it. proper officer.
thereunto duly auttiorhed, the day and y.ar flnt above
written.
Signed, .e.led and delivered
in the pr..enc. ofl
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offiaer duly author1aed In the State and County aforuaid to
take acJmowle4~nt., per.on.lly .ppeared m \ (' ~ 4--
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we ~o .. to be the ...e.U.eat aDdhl!.nw~
r..pecRive1y, of the Carporatloa n....s. .. flr.t party
for8901ng "._nt and that they ....r.11y aoJulawledged
.xecutlng the .... In ~ pr...na. of two eubearlblng
witne.... freely and volunt.rily, under .uthol'lty d\lly
v..te4 In theID by ..14 CaI'poI'.Uon; and that the ...1
affixed ther.to b the true COrpor.t. ...1 of .aiel
Corporatlon.
WIftBIIl JIY h.n4 and Of~~1.1 ...1 ill tba COUDt.y and r,lQ8
St.t. l..t .fore..id. thi. 4&y of J fH01.)~ ' A.D.. I~,-'
1990.
My ca..l..lon .xplr...
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SPECIFIC PURPOSE SURV~~ 1012016 p! '1091
CERTIFIED AND ISSUED TO
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION AND SKETCH FOR THE CREATION OF A NEW
12 FEET WlOE WATER LINE EASEMENT
AS PART 6F THIS SURVEY
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SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE
I HEREBY CERTIFY lHA T THIS SPECIFIC PURPOSE SURVEY TO CREATE A NEW 12' WATER LINE
EASEMENT WAS PERFORMED UNDER MY DIRECTION, AND IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE SURVEY STANDARDS, CHAPTER 61G17 OF THE FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE
CODE, SET FURTH BY THE FLORIDA BOARD OF LAND SURVEYORS PURSUANT
TO SECTION 4-12.027 FI.OR:DA STATUTES, FLORIDA BOARD OF LAND SURVEYORS.
GEORGE C. PANOS
PROFESSJONt,L SURVEY. R ,A.ND MAPPER
FLOR!!/RllFIC:_~. MBER 1676
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FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING, INC
REGISTERED LAND SURVEYORS
70 S. MILITARY TRAIL W.P.B. . FL 33415
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION AND FOR THE CREATION OF A NEW
12 FEET WIDE WATER UNE EASEMENT
PROPERTY CONTROL I
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EXHIBIT "A"
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COMMENCING AT TI-iE NORTI-iWEST CORNER OF SECTION 34, TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTI-i, RANGE 43 EAST; THENCE
SOUTI-i 00'59'57" EAST ALONG TI-iE WEST LINE OF SAID SECTION 34 (ALL BEARINGS HEREON ARE RELATIVE
THERE FROM) A DISTANCE OF 50 FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-O~-WAY LINE FOR SOUTHEAST
15TH AVENUE, FORMERLY WOOLBRIGHT ROAD AS NOW LAID OUT AND IN USE AS OF NOVEMBER 20, 1997;
THENCE NORTI-i 89'41'13" EAST ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY, A DISTANCE OF 52.92 FEET TO THE
WESTERL Y LINE OF AN EXISTING UTILITY EASEMENT RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 1868, PAGE
887 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF PALM BEACH COUNTY. flORIDA; THENCE SOUTI-i 02'31'25" WEST,
A DISTANCE OF 22.90 FEET; THENCE SOUTI-i 68'07'43" EAST, A DISTANCE OF 93.00' FEET TO THE
POINT OF BEGINNING OF A NEW 12' WIDE WATER LINE EASEMENT; THENCE SOUTH 00'41'05" EAST, A DISTANCE
OF 90.56 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 46'31'42" WEST, A DISTANCE OF 24.45 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00'36'13"
M:ST, A DISTANCE OF 77.78 FEET, THENCE SOUTH 89'23'47" EAST, A DISTANCE OF 12.00 FEET; THENCE
NORTH 00'36'13' EAST, A DISTANCE OF 72.10 FEET; THENCE NORTH 46'31'42" EAST, A DISTANCE OF
24.61 FEET; THENCE NORTH 00'41'05' WEST A DISTANCE OF 90.82 FEET; THENCE NORTH 68'07'43" WEST A
DISTANCE 12.99 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING AND THE END OF THIS DESCRIPTION.
//-ztJ-97
THIS DESCRIPTION WAS PREPARED BY:
GEORGE C. PANOS
PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR
FLORIDA CERTIFICATE NUMBER 11616
FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING, INC
REGISTERED LAND SURVEYORS
70 S. MILITARY TRAIL W.P.B. , FL 33415
(561) 689-6414
RIVERW ALK PLAZA
HOYTON' BEACH, FLORIDA
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CREATION OF A NEW .1~2 WIDE WATER LINE EASEMENT
LOCATED IN RIVER WALK PLAZA
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POINT OF COMMENCEMENT
NORTHWEST CORNER OF SECTION 34,
TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST
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70 S. MILITARY TRAIL lV.P .B. FL 33415
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January 28,1998
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BUILDING DIVISION
Riverwalk Shopping Plaza Site Plan
Denial of Vehicular ~ccess to TAJ Enterprises Property
'RECEIVED
Kerry Willis
City Manager
City of Boynton Beach
P.O. Box 310
Boynton Beach, FL 33425
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CITY MANl\(;!="P'S (lj i IvE
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Dear Ms. Willis:
The undersigned is a principal of TAJ Enterprises which is the owner of certain real
property abutting the Intracoastal Waterway and located directly east of the
Riverwalk Shopping Plaza. As you may be aware, the Riverwalk Shopping Plaza is
located at the southeast quadrant of the intersection of U.S. Highway 1 and
Woolbright Road. I have enclosed a copy of the approved site plan of the Riverwalk
Shopping Plaza for your reference. The lands owned by TAJ Enterprises are those
directly to the east of the shopping center shown as "outparcels" located on the site
plan.
As you will note from the face of the site plan, a recorded reciprocal parking
agreement is in effect pertaining to the TAJ Enterprises and Riverwalk Shopping
Center properties. However, the Agreement is more than a reciprocal parking
agreement and, in fact, the Agreement creates an access easement across the
shopping center property in favor of TAJ Enterprises. I have also enclosed a copy
of these Agreements for your review.
The purpose of this letter is to advise you of this situation and to request that the
City of Boynton Beach immediately commence its process to revise the Riverwalk
Shopping Plaza site plan in order to provide the required vehicular access to the
lands owned by TAJ Enterprises. Of course, representatives of TAJ Enterprises will
fully participate in the site plan revision process to insure that the proposed access
points are acceptable for the contemplated future development of the TAJ
Enterprises property. Please contact me upon receipt of this letter so that we may
discuss this matter.
Sincerely yours,
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Tom Blum
cc: Tambri Hayden, City Planner
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'.JORTON P. SRO)YN, ESQUIRE
18~OO N. W;2nd A' e, Suite 200
Miami. .onda 331S~
AJCENDMEWr TO
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THIS AMENnMENT TO RECIPROCAL PARKING INDENTURE ("Ameadment")
made and entered into thLs ~ day ot ~, 1985, by and between Crry
t~ATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI, as Trusteit ~ Tl"USt No. 5148-6. having its
principal place ot busine3S at 25 West FIlll;ler Street, Miami, Plorida 33131 (hereinatt0r
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CO callfld "Cer.ter Owner"), and TAJ ENTERPlUSES, A Florida General Partnership, having
Ita prinelpal plaee of business at c/o A. KUl"Zlnger, Suite a, 5700 North Federal HIghway,
Boca Raton, Florida 33431 (hereinafter called "Restaurant Owr1l"').
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WHEREAS, the Center Owner t.s the owner ot that real property deseribed In
Exhibit "A" attached hereto and made a part hereof, which real property Ls horeinalter
referred to IS the "Shopping Ctmter' and Interchangeably as "Parcel A"J and
WHEREAS, the RMtaUl'ant Owner Ls the owner ot that ~j property described In
ExhibIt "8" attache<! hereto &rid made a pftrt her~l, which rem property la hflnllnaftor
refetTed to as the "R.-t&urant p~, the Re;,tllurant Property being comprlsod of
Parcel B (hereinafter called "PareeI Sit, and Pareel C (herelMfter called "PlII'Cel C")J and
WHEREAS, both the Shopping Center and tho Rostaurant Property were previou.s1y
owned by S.I.C. Assoelates, lne. or Boynton Beach, a P1?l'ida corporlltlon (herelMlter
eal1ed "S.1.C."); and
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WHEREAS, S.I.C. had previou.s1y executed a Reeiproedl Parking Indenturo (tho
"JDdenture"). a copy ot the Indenture ~ing attached hereto and m!lrked Exhibit "C"~ and
WHEREAS, the undersigned "arties. as successors In Irrt"r'ellt to their res~et1ve
parC1!ls oC property hereinabove described which weN! previously owned by SJ.C., noVl
desire to execute this Amendment so as to amend the Indenture in accordance wIth the
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NOW, THEREFORE, Cor and in considoeraUon ol TEN D"t 'JARS ($10.00) and other
good and valuable eonsideration. in h~ .:aeh paid unto the other, and ~or and in consid-
eration 01 the mutual eovenants and benefits herein set forth, the parties hereto execute
this Amendment, agreeing lIS tallows:
1. That all of the recitals hereinabove set torth are true and correet and are
incorporated herein.
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5700 N. Federal Hwy.
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Boea Flaton, Fla. 33-431
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2. That the Indenture be and the same Is hereby :nodItlecl by deleting therelrom
Panqrraph 3 thereolln 113 entirety and. In piece thereof, hv:ert1ng the following:
"3. T~ loIlowi~ easemen13 are rnmt6d:
A. Center Own.. hereby rra.nts to Restau1'ant Ow"er, 113
servants, employees and business Invltees, In perpetuity, the
followin; easements: .
L TN perpetual right ot ingress And qraa over and
upon the drtve"ays and roadways within the Shopping
Centers and .
1i. The perpetual right to use at the parking areaa
within the Shopping Center, limited as follows:
a. The Restaurant Owner,itl sel'VlU1t.s, employees
and business Invitees shall park within ParCiSl B and
Pareitl C to the extent that said ared ean aceom-
modato them, before being ~ .)wed to park within
the Shopping Center.
b. The right to park In the Shoppll1i Center shall be
Umlted 3Ole1y to the ~signated parking areas to the
south or the K mart nor'll as is Indicated on the SIte
Plan attached hereto, made . part hereof and
marked ExhibIt "D" (the "South Parldng"), the
parking to the roar at the K mart store (the "Rear
Parldl'4") and the first bay or 90 degrn perking to
the north ot the K mart I~~;-e ( the. "N ol'th
P arking").
e. The North P arldng may be utillzed only "hen tho
South Parlclng IU1d the Relll' Parking ~ then bellli
totally utillzed and fUled, and the use at the North
Parldng Is limited sol'!1y to the nl"'St bay ot 90
d~~e parldng. The second bay In tront ot the
"Outdoor Shop" (the ,haded arl!4 lrldeated on the
Site Plan - - Exhibit "D") may not be utilized by the
Restaurant Owner, It:! servants, emp1oy~ and
buslne-'S lnvit~s.
d. The R..staurant Owner shall be obllgnted to
control the hmltations on the parldng rights within
the South Parldng, the Rear Parking and the North
Parldng- II! hereinabove let forth either through
valet parking, security guards andtor signs so a1I to
insure eompl1anee with the above deslgMted limi-
tations."
B. The Rataursnt Owner hereby gran13 to the Centl'lr
Owner, as servants, employees and busln~ invitM', in per-
~tuity, the ronowi~ easement3:
1. The perpetU4l right or ingMlS and egress over and
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C. This covenant shall run vith the land a~rl is for the
benefit of rhe successors and assigns of the C~nter Owner
and the Restauran t C'.oner."
3. The Center OW!l(!r shall maintain tho: CQmmon areas of the
Shopping Center used by both the Center Owner and the Restaurant
Owner and shall pay the costs uf ~intenance thereof. The Restaurant
Owner agrees to contribute tovards the cast of mai~tenar.ce of said co~on
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p.o. Box 790 · Delray Beach, Florida 33447 · 561-278-0356
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BUILDING DIVISION
Riverwalk Shopping Plaza Site Plan
Denial of Vehicular ~ccess to TAJ Enterprises Property
lIECEIVED
Kerry Willis
City Manager
City of Boynton Beach
P.O. Box 310
Boynton Beach, FL 33425
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Dear Ms. Willis:
The undersigned is a principal of TAJ Enterprises which is the owner of certain real
property abutting the Intracoastal Waterway and located directly east of the
Riverwalk Shopping Plaza. As you may be aware, the Riverwalk Shopping Plaza is
located at the southeast quadrant of the intersection of U.S. Highway 1 and
Woolbright Road. I have enclosed a copy of the approved site plan of the Riverwalk
Shopping Plaza for your reference. The lands owned by TAJ Enterprises are those
directly to the east of the shopping center shown as "outparcels" located on the site
plan.
As you will note from the face of the site plan, a recorded reciprocal parking
agreement is in effect pertaining to the TAJ Enterprises and Riverwalk Shopping
Center properties. However, the Agreement is more than a reciprocal parking
agreement and, in fact, the Agreement creates an access easement across the
shopping center property in favor of TAJ Enterprises. I have also enclosed a copy
of these Agreements for your review.
The purpose of this letter is to advise you of this situation and to request that the
City of Boynton Beach immediately commence its process to revise the Riverwalk
Shopping Plaza site plan in order to provide the required vehicular access to the
lands owned by TAJ Enterprises. Of course, representatives of TAJ Enterprises will
fuUy participate in the site plan revision process to insure that the proposed access
points are acceptable for the contemplated future development of the TAJ
Enterprises property. Please contact me upon receipt of this letter so that we may
discuss this matter.
Sincerely yours,
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first year of U!le by the Restaurant Owner ot the common ~eas, which su:n shlill reim-
burse the Center O'llT\er lor costs Ir.cUlTed by thfJ Center Owner lor common area main-
tenanc." insurance .snd taxes. The said sum ot $8,915.00 shall be paid by the Restaurant
Owner in equal ma~1UJy 1nstall;nent! of $581.25 per month, the first of said monthly
payments to commence on the 1st day ol t~ first ~alendar month next following com-
mencement ot the construction by the Restaurant Owner of improvements on the
Restaurant PropP-rty, end said payments shall continue, monthly, thereafter, tor a period
ot twelve (12) months. Alter the initial t,!elve months ot contribution by the Restaurant
Owner, and evt!l"J twelve months thereafter, the amount ot cvntrlbution by the Restaur-
Illlt Owner sha.ll ~ readjusted, annually, so that ~:..i~ annual sum, paid monthly, shall be
equal to the toW C05t.s lncrurre<i by the Center Owner In maintaining' the common areas,
Including Imurance and taxes thereon, dtvtded by the total number ot square teet ot grOM
bunding area within the Shopping Center, multiplied by the number ot gr05lJ buUdh~ aroa
withln the Rostaursnt Property. That adjUlrtmont comput4tkl ,h4ll be mlldo by thl!
Center Owner aMually, end notico ot said Ildju3ted contribution !lgurc ,hnll b'l p;;'/en to
the RestAurant Owner accompanied by Information Indl~IlUlll;' how sald com?utlltlon Wll.ll
IUTi ve<i a to
4. In all othar respects, the Indenture shall ~rnllin unamended, unmodl1le<l ond
unchange<i and In tull tor~ end etfect.
5. Th1:J Agr1lement may be executed by the parties horeto In counterpart:! ond
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when so executed In count~t1M3 shAll constitute one doeument Cully executed by tho
pnrties hereto.
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COUNTY OF DADE. )
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on th!.s day, be{o:,!: me, an om eel' duly authorized In the
Stilt'! a!o~d tn~ In the County alo:-esaid to ~:~~cknowIc<\gmen:.:s, pers~ruilly
appeued YRVTNG ~ rEHRER as Trust Ot'!leer ot CITY NATIONAL
BANK OF MIAMI, d Trustee, to me k",-,wn to be the person desig-nAted In and who
executed the !or~oil':g ImtrJment Illld h~ !leI- 10wledged before me tMt he executed the
same.
WITNESS my h4nd and offIcial ~eal In the County and State
th13 :?+f~ day ot mo d , 1985.
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NOTAnv PURtle ~i\TE OF nomOt\
My Commi:sslon e:rplres: Mv Camminion [wires ,\tlg, 10 1987
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I HEREBY CERTIPY t1)1lt on thi.? day, before m~, 3n o(tlcllr duly Iluthorlznd In th..
St~to lllol'ess.ld 8n\l In the County dlol'd!lld to IAkll (\cknowlo(lIfmC!nt.~, p'!~oruilly
appeared J. ~N' iIH,((rr:;-/V lIS gflnernl plU'tllor ot TAJ ENTEltPR13E:3,
a Plorida Oenernl Pertn~rship, to me known to J>" tho pi!~on dc!J!gnlltcd In Il1ld litho
exeeut~d U;f! foregoIng Ir.strument and he acknowlodged batoro mi! that he exeeutE'd thll
same.
wrrNESS nlY hand ltl1d olflcl!ll
th13..::.i- day of ~ A'1 . 1:185.
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My C.,mmission expires:
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The undersigned, PILOT LJFE rnSURAlo1CE COMPANY, being the holder ot that
ccrtaln First Mortgage encumbering the Shopping Center more particularly described In
Exhlb!t "A" attacllcCl hercto IUld mad.. a pI11't hereof, does hereby consent to the
Amendment to Reciprocal Porking lndenturt ,0 which this Consent Is sttsehed.
DATED thls~ day of_ Murch
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I HEREBY CERTIPY that on this day, be!orc, me, nn oWccr dllJy l1uthorl7;od In tho
State aforesaid and In the County llloreltllld to taka Ilcknowlodll'mllntll, p~'r!lonlll1y
appeared Jamcll R. "hcrnllthy IW .:/1<.:" 11l'l::!It;I~lIt ot PU,QT l_ntB
INSURANCE COMPANY, to m1! known to be till! ptlrllon dc:rlgnnted In ond who eXlleutt'rt
the foregoing Instrument and he acknowledgl?d borere mc that nil executed tho IIome.
W:TNESS my nand and oUlelo.l senl In the County nnd Stllte 103t I1rOremlltl
thls ~ day or Mar-r.il , 1985.
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My Commission expires: Scptcnluur 4. 1985
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The undersi;;ned, MICHAEL H. GOOODMAN, as Tr-..IStee lor Metallurgical
Products ComplUlJ Retirerr.~..t Pension Plan and Trust, a Pennsylvania Trust, being the
holder ol that ~rtail1 mortgn~e encumbering the Shopping Center more pat"ticularly
desrnbed in ExhibIt "A" attached hereto ar made 1\ part hereol, does heMby coment to
the Amendment to ,~~ Parking Indenture to which this Coment is attached.
DATED th.l3 Y ol March, 1985.
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COUNTY OF PHILADElPHIA )
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on thi:J dtly, beloro me, an ct!ker duly authorized In tho
State a!or1!SAid and In the County aforesaid to take IlCknowledgment:s, porsonl1lly
appeered MICHAEL H. GOODr-f.AN, o.s Tl'Ulrtea CO!." Metallurgical Producta Company
Retir't1mont Pension Plan and Tr-JS't, 11 Pennsylvania Trust. to me known to be tho pOl'3on
designated In and who executed the Coregolng instrument and he acknowlcdgod bolore mil
that he exeeuted tM same.
wrrNESS my hand 81.d olt.:.41 seal In the County and SUIte 1.aJlt 3.Coresllld
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The undersigned, E &: H PROPERT!ES, mc., 4 Pennsylvania corp<Jr'&tion. being t~e
holder ot that J~ertain mortgage encumbering the Shopping Center more part:l~arly
d~~ibed In Exhibit "A" I1ttl'ched het'oto and made a. "art heren(, does hereby consent tl)
tho Amendment to R~~al Parld~ Cr.""nture to which thb Consent b attached.
DATED this .i!I/:::daY o( ~-' 1985.
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1 HEREBY CERTIFY that on thi3 day, belore me, an "f!l(.~r duly authorized In th~
State lI1ore:sa.ld 8M In the COlUlty aIol'"3Mld to Wee aclcnowlodgment4, per3ona.Uy
Ilppe~ EDWAltO !.IPKm lUI PrC!m.dant ot E de H PROPERTIES, INC.,
a Penmylvania ~atfon, to me known to be the Ptl~ demqnated In and who
executed the foregoing instrument 4Ild he acknowl~ be!~ mo that he executed the
same.
~~ESS my hand and ot!lcioJ. seal In the County Blld State lMt a.Cor~aid
this~(myof March ,1985. ':"~':::. .
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The undemgned, WE3TmGHOUSE CREDrr CORPORATION, . Dwwll'e
CarpOf'ation, beinr the hold.. 01 that c!trtaln mo~ eneutnberinr the Sho9piIll' Cl!nter
more. pcrticulMly described In Exh1blt "A" attaehed herwto and made << put honot, c>>&s
!hereby (:'Oment to the Amendment to Reeip~ Puldn; IndontUZ'1t to whicl\ th1:J Com.nt
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1 Hl:REBY CERTury that on this day, be{Ol'l! me, an o!!lcer duly authorized In the
State aloresaid ~ Izv?le County ator-ujd to take acknowledgmenu. person&lly
~earttd uJ.a. r.;:-~ u~f.8std.nt oC WESTINCiHOUSE CREDIT
CORPORATION, 11 Dela.w.ecrporation, to me known to be the p(ll"5On dosiinAtl!<lln and
who exeeute<l the foregal~ Imtrument and he i!ckl'l"'wI~ belore me that he exeeut~
the same.
WtrN'ESS my hand and amell'l. sul in the County lIJId State l~t a!Ol'~ttld
this .-.J..tt. day at lirn:; r , 1 98~.
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All that part of Soction 33, ~cvn.h'p .S South, aun98 43 ~at,
P~ BEACH COUN~, Florida, 1y1n9 WwDt of the w.st l1ne of Roua-
....u'. Subdivisiona. recorded 1n Plat Dook 1, ..98 14, Public
~~orda of ~ALK BEACH CO~~TY, Florida, .aat of an ..at ~1ght-of-
way lin. of U. S. Hi9hvay No.1, and North of the westorly ex-
tension of the South line of Lot 2, of s.id ~oua~.au'a Subdivision,
.~cept the northerly 50 feet therDof taken for S. Z. 15th Avenue,
ANn ALSO, .11 that part of Lot. 1 and 2 of ~u..cau'a Subdivision
.. ~ecord.d 1n Plat "ook 1, P.ge 14, Public Records of Palm ~each
county, Florida, .Ixcspt thet part. taken for S. Z. 15th Aven~o,
and mora pa~tieularly described a. folloYSI
BEGINNINC at, . point in the We.~ line of said tot 1, distant SO feet
South of the Nor~west corner thereof, thence North .9- 41' 13-
East along . line parallel w~th end 50 feet South of ths North line
of said Lot 1, a distance of .3.00 feet to a point1 said line also
beine; the South rie;ht-of-way line of S. Z. 15th AvenueJ thence
South 8S- 32' sa. East, also alene; tha South rie;ht-of-way line of.
s.id s. Z. 15th Avenue, a distance of 320.74 'eat to a point, thence
South 00- lS' 47. East, a distance of 105.00 ~..t to a pointJ thene.
'South 72. 42' 45' East. diatance of 30.79 feet to. point, thencG
South 00. 1S' 47- East. distance of 50.00 feet to . point, thence
~orth 19- 41' 13- East a distance of 21.07 feet to . point, thence
South 00. IS' 47- East a distance of 298.00 feot, more or less, to
an ~nt.r..ction with the Westerly riqht-of-vay line of the Intra-
coastal Waterway, thane., South 07- 07' 50. "West-.long said 'Hesterly
right-of-way line of %ntracoas~al Waterway, a distance of 35.'8 feet
tQ . point, thence South 89- 41' 13- W..t, a ~1~tance of 125.00 feot
t;o a point, thenee South- 07- 07' 50- l'ut anc.l ~allel with the Wes-
terly right-of-way of ..id Intracoast.l Waterway, a distance of 80.00
feet ~ a point on the South line of said Lot' 2, thenee South 89- ~l'
13- West a~one; s.1d South l~e of Lot 2 And the extension westerly
thereof, a distance o~ 669.33 feet, ~r. or 1..., to a point on the
East right-of-way l~e of U. S.Highway No. l' thence North 04- 57'
. 25- East along the East rie;ht-of..".y line o.! tI. S. Highway No.1,
. 4ist&nce of 225.03 feet to the P; c. of a curvo to the left, con-
cave to the West, having. radius of 2914.93 feet and a central ~nglc
of 03- 5S' 10., thenclIt Northerly along the arc of s.id curve, a dis-
tance of 19'.40 feet to the P. T. of ..id curve, thence continuing
alone; the, East right-of-way line of ~id U. S. Highway No.1, North
01- 02' 15. East, a dist.ance of 27.09 fee..:. to .1 point; 'tllence North
a9. 43' 15- East. a dis~~ce of :50.00 fee~ 'to . point; thence Nor~~
01- 02' 15- Eaat along a line parallel with the East right-of-way ot
..id U. S..Bie;hway No.1, a diBtance of 150.00 feet to a point on
the SOuth right-of-vay line 'of .aid S. E. 15th ^venue, thence North
1'- 43' 15- ~.t along the said South right-of-way line of S. E.
15th Avenue, . distAnce of ~70.1S feet to the POINT Oi' BEGUlNINC.
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SUbdlvi=ion, .. ~ecord.d 1ft Plat ~k 1, PQ9- 14, Public ~.cordB
of P.l~ Beach County, Florida, ~nd =ore p4rti~ularly described
.. follow8' .
Commanc:in; at a ~int in the "'el1t line of Lot 1, 15iohnt 'SO !eot
Cout..~ ~! ~. 1I0rthwlIlIt corneDr theraof, of said aOUSSZAU'S Subdivi-
.10nl thanee Sc~~h 00. 59' s,~ ~at alon; the W<<st line of oaid Loec
1 and 2, of 600.00 f..t to the ~uthweat corner of s.id Lot 2, thonc~
Hor~~ .9. 41' 13- ~a.t a!onq the SOuth line of said Lot 2! a distance
e! 305.66 f..t to the POINT OF .ZCINNING; ~hence contin~in9 No~th
.,- .1' 13 z.ot along ~e South '~ne of Daid ~t 2, a distanca of
125.00 fset >>orb or 1... to an in~.r..ction with the We.terly right-
.of-vay line of L~. Intr~coa.t.l Waterway; thence North 07. 07' 50'
'Ea.t along the .aid We.terly right-of-way line of the Intracoastal
Waterday, a di,tance of 10.00 ,feet to a ~int, thence South 89. 41'
13- Vest a distance of 125.00 teet ~o a pointJ'thence South 07~ 07'
50. West and parallel with the Westerly riqht-of-way of .aid Zntra-
coastal Water~ay, a distance ot 80.00 f..t t~ the Point of Beginning.
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, All ~ t part ot Lota 1 and 2 of ROUSSEAU'S SUBDI~SION, lyinq ad-
. jacant ~o ~. Intracoastal Waterway a. recorded in Plat Book 1#
Pag. 14, Public Records of PALM BZJ\C1i COUNTY, Florida, except that
part taken for S. Z. 15th ~v.nuo, and more particularly d..cribcd
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Co=oencinq at . point in the We.t line of said Lot 1 # distAnt SO feet
South o~ the Northwest corn4%' thereof: thftn'~~ ~ort.h 89' 41' 1:) - 1:.:1.IJt
along . line parallel with. and 50 feet South of the North line o~ _Aid
Lot 1, a diatanco ot 13.00 feet to . point; ..id line alao being tho .
. So~th riqht-of-way line of S. Z. l5t~ Avenue, thence South &5- .32' 58-
Zast, also along the SOetb right-of-yay line of .aid S. Z. 15th AvanQe#
. 41atance of 320.7" feet to the Point of Boginninql thence South 00-- .
18' 47' East a distance of 105.00 feet to a point: thence South 72-
42' 45' East, . distancD of 30.79 feet to a point1 thence ~uth 00.
18' 47' East a distance of 50.CO feet to a point, thencQ Hor~~ 89-
41' 13- East, a diotance ot 21.07 f.et to a point: thence South 00'
18' .47' East. a distance of 298.00 feet, JDOre or l.ss, to an inter-
.oction with the Westerly riqht-of..."ay line of the Intracoastal Wat.er-
V~YI ~enc. Worth 07- 07' 50. EAGt along eAid We.terly.right-c !-waj
11.ne o'f the Intracoa.tal1fat........y, a di~t.ance of 457.0J'faet t.o..
pain::. on ~ SOuth right-Of-way line of said S. Z. 15th Avenue, t.hencQ
Worth 85..32' 58~ We3t along the .aid South right-of-way line of s.
Z. 15th Avenuct, a diDtAnce ot 110.00 fa~t to the POIN'!' OF BEGINNINC.
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taken for S.E. 15th '''venue, AND 1.LSO, all that part ot.. Lot.; '-;.,;.
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'" . t.'1at part taken for <;.E.. 15th "venue, ar.d mora 'flart1.cular1y '.,;',:
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:.-;:: .-::.'.:~.::". 50' feet South of the Northwest corner thereof: thl'ncl!I North;:-.:::"
~-:'.~...:'._':' 89" 41' 13" East along. a line parallel with.and 50 feet'South..
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...:;.;~~;:L s.%. 15th Avenue; thence South 85.' 3:Z' 5l1" En e, alee alon~' '. :'
,....... the South right-ot-way line ot sa.1d S.!:. 15th "venue, .' .4.1.1:an.
'., ".;, ot 320.7. teet. to It. point.: t."enc:e South 00. 18' 47'" Ea.1:,..... .
.' dhtllnce of 105.00 .fast to a pointa t.hence South 72- ..2'"...~.~. .
-0 ....... East II. diatance ot 30." teet..tcJ..a.point; thence South. OQ:..~la.'
~ :. East a dist~ce ot 50.00 teet.. .to. a pOint; thence Nort.h .'9. ..:~1.'
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L:'~:;~-i': -:;;:;.: ," '. the Westerly riqht~ot..."iiy; li1l~... o~ .tn~ '.Intrl1~..~.l Waterway, .;:;:Jl~;':"'"
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f.:':';:'-~'::~:-":"~' .... waterway,..a .dist.ance 'o~ 90:.()O feet:' .t:l:.thfJ:. Poin~' .of 'Beqinnin...,'; ~;.!::;'" ....:':.:.
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RIVERW ALK SHOPPING PLAZA
THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
RESPONSE TO CITY DEPARTMENT COMMENTS ON 1ST REVIEW
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. Response to Planning and Zoning, Mr. Michael E, Haag, 96-284
B, Response to City Engineering, Mr William Hukill, PE, 96-169
C, Response to Building Division, Mr Art Newbold, Deputy Development Director, 96-197
D, Response to Recreation & Parks, Mr, Kevin 1. Hallahan, Environmentalist 96-213
E, Response to Utilities Department, Mr, John A Guidry, Utilities Director, 94-142
F, Response to Police Department, Sgt, Marlon Harris, 0233
G. Response to Fire Prevention, 96-260
H. Response to Utilities, Mr, John A. Guidty, 96-169
RIVERWALK SHOPPING PLAZA
RESPONSE TO: PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM 96-284
FROM: MICHAEL E. HAAG
I, SITE PLAN REVIEW COMMENTS:
1, The location of the west driveway on Woolbright has been modified to bring it closer to the required
180', A request for varience has been submitted on this item,
2, The site plan and landscape plan has been modified to show a minimun of 2,5 feet wide continous
landscape strip. The plan shows were required by L.D,R. a continuous hedge that contains material
spaced a maximun of 2 foot on center and at time of installation is 18 inches tall.
. Modified on plan as requested.
. Modified on plan as requested
. Modified on plan as requested
. Modified on plan as requested.
3, Plam shows the five foot wide landscape strip along US 1 with a continuous hedge placed a maximum
of two foot on center and is 18 inches tall at the time of installation,
4, Detail on the site plan showing the width and length of the parallel parking spaces east of the Winn
Dixie has been added, Miminum width is 9 feet and the minimum length is 25 feet.
5. Area indicated is the Drive-Thru
. Refer to Winn Dixie floor plan, Area indicated is freezer/cooler
. Refer to Winn Dixie floor plan, Area indicated is freezer/cooler
. Area indicated is a covered walk,
. Area indicated is a covered walk,
6. All areas have been added to the cacu1ation of GLA. The existing mezanine has also been added to
the existing GLA caculation,
7, Details have been added to the plan to show dumpster enclosure, Color will be the same as the main
field color of the building,
8, Note placed on plan indicating that the out area and building will require a separate site plan review
9, Symbols added to plan as requested,
10, Curbing shown on plan as requested
11, Varience requested to reduuce the 100 foot distance along sides of major driveway,
12, Typical stripping detail added for handicapped parking space,
13, Arrows have been added to show direction oftrafic
14. Elevations and specification for pylon are atached to this submittal, Specifications for store front
signs are included,
15, Buffer wall along south interior property line is ahown on plan,
16, Elevations submitted.
17, Existing roof mounted equipment will be screened as required,
18, An agreement for cross ingress and egress is recorded as noted on the property survey,
19, Line of sight triangles indicated on plan,
20, location and width of proposed sidewalk added to the site plan,
21, Abandonment and relocation of easement is being submited,
22, Community Design Plan has been modified to include drive-thru on the facade of a building.
23, See landscape plan, Plan modified as required,
24, Irrigation note added to landscape plan,
25, The total modified square footage shows a net reduction in footage, Data has been adjusted,
26, Winn Dixie loading area has been redesigned to correct traffic flow problem. See plan.
27, Winn Dixie loading area has been redesigned to correct traffic flow problem, See plan,
28, The floor plan will be redesigned to conform to the site plan. Winn Dixie store is reworking the floor
area plan to accomadate this request.
RIVERWALK SHOPPING PLAZA
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS FROM WILLIAM HUKILL, PE, CITY ENGINEER
1, All plans submitted. for specific permit shall meet the City code requirements, Where necessary
permit from FOOT, PBC, SFWMD will be included with our permit request.
2, Documents have been revised to reflect all comments, See Enclosure,
3, Traffic statemcnt by Engineer has been provide, See Enclosure,
4, Storm water management plan has been prepared and submitted, The plan takes into account the
existing conditions of the fully developed site and improves the current condition by increasing the
detention providing for a full one half inch of detention as agreed to in the pre-application meeting
with the south Florida Water Management District on June %, 1996 with Mr, Carlos De Rojas,
5, Engineer's certification shall be submitted at the time of the land development permit application
which will show all new areas of paving complying with the applicable city codes and standards,
6, All new catch basins have been located in grassy areas,
7, Parking lot will conform to city code.
8. All new construction to be done in areas outside ofthe property lines will have the necessary permits
from the Departments of Transportation of Palm Beach County.
9, Landscaping shall be provided with automatic water supply system, See Landscape drawings and
Note,
10, Parking lot will comply with LDR Chapter 23 except as requested in Variance, Additional building
is not under review in this application, but will be submitted under separate application, Net
reduction in overall site building square footage,
11, Parking lot dimensions conform with City codes and standards, See plan detail,
12, A satisfactory lighting plan is being designed to upgrade the existing system, This plan will be
submitted together with the construction drawings,
13. Lighting plan will be submitted and approved prior to issuing of permit. Photometry information on
both pedestrian and parking lot lighting will be part of this submittal.
14, Specifications and certification for light poles will be submitted.
15, Stop signs and stop bars will be installed in accordance with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control
Devices Chapter 23, Art, 1m2 p,23-7
16, Plan has been modified to show landscaped areas in parking lots protected by wheel stops and curbs,
17, Concrete curbs conform to City standards, See Plan Detail,
18. The existing shopping center has had outfall into the intracoastal for over 30 years, SFWMD has on
record sufficient examples of permitting the continued use of systems such as this one, The new
modified plan for Riverwalk has several advantages and improves the quality of the storm water
runoff, Currently the outdoor lawn and garden chemical storage is immediately adjacent to a catch
basin allowing chemicals to enter the drainage system, The proposed plan eliminates the outdoor
storage of chemicals, The current tenant performs auto service work. This work allows amounts of
oil and service fluids to enter the storm drainage system, Currently no catch basins are located in
grassy areas, This allows unfiltered storm water to enter the system, Currently almost no impervious
area exists on the site, The proposed plan includes the striping of a large amount of impervious
paved area, This paving will be replaced with pervious areas and landscaping, Every individual item
concerning drainage has been improved. Despite the improvement of these conditions complete
compliance is impossible, A variance has been requested for the existing outfall. Precedent exists for
the granting of this request
19, Effort has been made to comply except as indicated in application for variance
20, Effort has been made to comply except as indicated in application for variance
21, One curb cut onto US Highway 1 has been closed, The opening between the NCNB Bank and the
shopping center is subject to NCNB approval. NCNB has indicated that closing this opening would
restrict the flow of vehicles around the site. Our request was rejected.
22. Fire lane markings and signage will be provided,
23, Contractor will submit to the city for required demolition permit.
RESPONSE TO RECOMMENDATIONS, WilLIAM HUKill, PE, CITY ENGINEER
A. The 30' width of the three eastlwest aisles is a requirement ofWinn Dixie,
B, Cart storage areas will be moved next to existing light poles wherever possible,
C, Egress lanes 12' and ingress lanes 14' will be striped,
D. Repairs to that portion of the seawall that is on our property will be permitted for by contractor, We
recommend that the city notify the adjacent property owner as to their responsibility for seawall
repair,
E. Right turn only markings on Woolbright entry will be submitted to Palm Beach County,
F, We are not able at this time to remove these three parking spaces, We will revisit this item after the
site planing if the site criteria can afford the modification we will consider it then,
RIVERW ALK SHOPPING PLAZA
RESPONSE TO: BUILDING DMSION MEMORANDUM 96-197
ART NEWBOLD, DEPUTY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
RE: CONDITIONL USE 1ST REVIEW
1, All signs will meet setback requirements in accordance with Boynton Beach Sign
code, Section 5, Ch, 21
2, All wall signs shall neet criteria set forth in the Boynton Beach Sign Code, Article IV,
Section 2, Items B and C, Additional sign criteria enclosed.
RIVERW ALK SHOPPING PLAZA
RESPONSE TO: RECREATION & PARK MEMORANDUM 96-231
KEVIN J. HALLAHAN, FORESTER AND ENVIRONMENTALIST
1, The few existing palms in the parking area will be relocated on site,
2, The exotic trees located in the east and south perimeters are not on the subject
property,
3, The plan has been modified to show planting in the medians of US Highway 1 as
specified in the Policy and Procedure Manual, See Landscape Plan, This median is
the subject of future planning by the DOT,
4, The developer will contact the DOT as necessary during the planning process,
RIVERW ALK SHOPPING PLAZA
RESPONSE TO: UTILITIES DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM 94-142
FROM: JOHN A . GUIDRY, UTILITIES DIRECTOR
It is the intention of the developer to comply with requests 1, 2, and 3 regarding the
planting of trees and their relation to water and sewer and electric easements, We have
incorporated your recommendations into our plans
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RIVERWALK SHOPPING PLAZA
RESPONSE TO: BOYNTON BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT, TRAFFIC UNIT
FROM: SGT. MARLON HARRIS
. One of the two adjacent entry drives in the northwest comer of the property is being
closed, The drive from the NCNB property into the shopping center requires the
agreement ofNCNB to modify. NCNB has only one way access counter clockwise
through their parking area, The are not willing to make a modification as if this was
closed customers leaving the parking spaces would have to reenter US 1 or proceed
into the drive through to enter the center, We do believe that the recommendation of
closing the curbcut, driveway entrance from US 1 will help address this concern,
. The west IngresslEgress driveway on Woolbright Road: The plan has been modified
by striping the pavement so that this drive is now apx. 174' from the US 1 curb right
of way. We have also modified the plan to require right in and right out only, A
variance has been requested for the difference from the required 180',
RIVERW ALK SHOPPING PLAZA
RESPONSE TO: FIRE PREVENTION MEMORANDUM 96-260
FROM: WILLIAM D. CAVANAUGH, FPO I
1. Two additional fire hydrants have been included in the revised plan to meet this
requirement,
2, All turning radii are forty five feet minimum,
3, Access has been modified to meet required minimum at the south east comer.
4, Roadway on the south side of Walgreen's has been widened, See Plan,
RIVERW ALK SHOPPING PLAZA
RESPONSE TO: MEMORANDUM, UTILITIES 96-169
FROM: JOHN A. GUIDRY
}, Existing water may require relocation, In the event relocation is necessary
abandonment will be requested and new easements will be recorded. The required
permits will be submitted for,
2, A request for permit will be made to Palm Beach County Health Department.
3. Engineering plans will indicate water and sewer to the proposed out parcel.
4, A contractor and engineer have been retained to evaluate the specifications and
condition of the existing lift station,