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CORRESPONDENCE CORRESPONDENCE DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT Division of Planning and Zoning Bulent I. Kastllrlak, NCARB Director Building Planning & Zoning Engineering Occupational License Community Redevelopment March 31,1998 Ms Debbie Fish Trammel Crow Residential 6400 Congress Avenue, Suite 2000 Boca Raton, FL 33487 SUBJECT: Woolbright Place PUD - Property Location and Annexation History Dear Ms. Fish: In response to your inquiry regarding the above-referenced planned unit development, please be informed that due to the limited extent of our records, I am only able to indicate that land on which this project is located became a part of the incorporated city limits some time before June 18, 1962. The property I am describing, is located on the west side of 1-95, north of Woolbright Road, and is the location of The Vinings apartments. Please contact Michael Rumpf at this office when we can assist you further. Sincerely, -;- J . (j j / 1.11 J / a }1v{rlA-.O f./-L-/~~i.- "j t.q,t-;.., Tambri J. Heyden, AICP Planning & Zoning Director T JH:mr S:\Plan'1ing\SHARED\WP\PROJECTS\WOolbright Place PUD\DFish@TCR.doc America's Gateway to the Gulfstream 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd., P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33425-0310 Phone: (561) 375-6260 FAX: (561) 375-6259 , ' Department of Engineering and Public Works PO. Box 21229 West Palm Beach. FL 33416-1229 (561) 684-4000 http://www.co.palm-beach.fl.us . Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners Burt Aaronson. Chairman Maude Ford Lee. Vice Chair Karen 1. Marcus Carol A. Roberts Warren H. Newell Mary McCarty Ken L. Foster County Administrator Robert Weisman, P.E "An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer" @ printed on recycled paper '-',"" r~rn@Rn i Djr-" lS 1I W'" rn rn I fU' . 1 I I, 'r, I IJ' 4 i\lCl7 . '" ".., PLANNING ANI) ZONING OEPl: March 7, 1997 Ms. Tambri Heyden, Director Boynton Beach Planning and Zoning Department 100 E. Boynton Beach Boulevard P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33425-0310 RE: v'VOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCD/PUD Dear Ms. Heyden: The Palm Beach County Traffic Division has reviewed the trip generation comparison for the project entitled Woolbright Place PUD/PCD, pursuant to the Traffic Performance Standards in Article 15 of the Palm Beach County Land Development Code. The analysis is intended to address a change at one out parcel from 4,000 square feet of retail to 3,710 square feet of high turnover restaurant. The analysis compares the total traffic for the land uses in the original approval to the total traffic for the proposed land uses. It shows a decrease in net trips from 16,117 to 16,114. The land uses and the trips associated with them are show in the attached table. The Traffic Division has determined that the project meets the Traffic Performance Standards of Palm Beach County. If you have any questions regarding this determination, please contact me at 684-4030. 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(407J '1S5.fJtJ78 T./ef&x: 140') 7!J$-C230 January 17. 1997 William Hukill, P.E. Director of Development City of BoJ1ItoD Beach 100 East BoyntOn Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, Florida 3342S.()310 Re: WOOlbright Place PCDIPVD Dear Mr. Hukill: MTP GtGUp, Inc. has prepared the attacbed trip generation comparison of the approved venus the proposed land uses at Woolbright Place PCDIPUD. The analysis has beett performed using the trip generation rates included in the Pa/In Beach ColtJUy UwJ Dellt!loJPllOU Code Sectioll /0.8: Fair Share Roo4/mpaa Fees. Tltis analysis is a revision of oue previous analysis 10 incotporate the proposed 3.710 square feet restaurant in one of the out-parcels previously assumed as a 4.000 square feet retail. We are attaching tables 6. 1. S, 9 and 10 which sunuuarize.s the trip feueration comparisoD usin, Palm Boach COUQty standards. We bave llSed the same table numbers for purpose of comparison with Our previous study. As showa in these tables. the del external trip generalioD poIaDtiaJ of the proposed deveJopmtDt is low.. thaa thu of the approved development. Thecafure, there is no additioDal traffic lJDpact resulting from the proposed chauge. Please do Dot besiw.e to give us a call should you have auy questions about the comems oftbis letter. Sin<<;erely, Mlria . Palombo, P.E. President tfnQC~nu Copy: Michael Morron Nl'P\Me.II"'.~ rK.UIYI Mli-> GROUP INC wPB FL +1 561 79Sa23a P-3 ,. WOOL8R1GHT PLACE PCDIPUD TRIP GENERATlON RATES TABLE 6 Residential Palm Beach County - Land Development Code - Secticm 10.8 Fair $hat'. !Waf/Impact FfIfI$ Sing\e-Famly; Mufti-Family; Duptex: Si1gIe F.mifr Oetilched Attached HOUSing Atlached Housing .out Plrcels Palm Beach County - Land Dr.1eIapment Code - Section 10.8 ~eir Shlf8 ROM Impact Fees Commercial: Bank; Restaur.nt General Comrner~1 Under 570,000 Sq. Ft. Drive-In Bank High. Turnover (~Down) Restalnnt Fast Food Restaurant Gas StatiOn Convenience store , . ~. .,: ." ....., Gas Station: Convenience store: Pomm.r~ Palm Seach County -lAnd Development Code - $ecIiQn 10.8 Fair Share Road Impact Fees Commercial: General Commercial Under 570,000 Sq. Fl :.aiIi!lI.. . -.~ . . ~. I I - I ':3~.l I 1 ; 20l\M FROM MTP GROUP I NC WPB FL + 1 561 7~23e P.d " WOOlBRIGHT PLACE PCOIPUD OAIl Y TRIP GENERAllON APPROVED LAND USES TABLE 7 . Trip G~ Daiy PIla8r'eby New Land u.e Units ~nt Rate Tripe Percenta,g. Pa_'-by Trips ,,~ MuJti.Fernily DweIing UniCli 840 7 4.480 NlA 0 .,480 OUJllux ~ VniI:s 16 7 112 NlA 0 ,,2 $ubCDtaI .,592 0 4,582 QJYf;b Acres 14 . 750 NJA 0 7SO SubtcGI 750 0 750 OUt P:n-MIs B8I1Jc 1,000 Squ8rt Feet 4.!OO 265.21 1,140 46,0% 524 618 RestiIurant - High Turnover 1.000 Sq~ Feet 5.000 205.36 1,027 15.0% 154 873 R8CiitIl&nnt - fOast Faod - 1.000 SqUIre Feet 4.300 632.12 2,718 3),OO.A, 544 2.114 Comrneteial 1.000 SqU8r8 Feet 4.000 -- 945 45.~ 425 520 Commercial 1.000 Sq&.& FMt 58.000 5.028 43.8% 2.202 2.828 ~I 10.858 3.848 7,0119 CQrnn",W Horn, ~ 1, OCIO Squ;n Ft8t 102..250 7.1ee 42.8'6 3.C187 4.099 Canmen;ial 1.000 ~uant Feet 137.730 8.133 GoOO4 3.828 6.001 S~I 15.799 '.693 9,106 TOTAL 315.580 31,999 10.542 ~.4S7 .8I1lQrI AWnM T"'" SIudr (.Jem.y~. 'lIIO) - FlIIit Food R~ -.cnout ~nvau;" - Uas20~ P...,~ - LII(T) = .1251n(X) . S.N5 --'.- ,...,~ 00,.... . --., ,'. r U11"<l..A..M'"' 11\11,.: VlI....~ FL + 1 561 195121230 P.5 WOOlBRlGffT PLACE PCDlPUD DAlL V TAP GENERATJON .. PROPOsED LAND USES TABLE I T~ Gene...li..n Daly Paastw~ NMv I.Mld U&e Unillll Amount ~. Trips P--.. ~oby Trip$ R---.. SIngIe.fr..., Dw.eing IJnits 85 10 8SO NlA 0 BSO Ml6-FamiIy DweIing Una 548 7 3.838 NlA 0 3.838 CupIel( ~ Imits 16 7 112 NlA 0 11~ S~I ".798 0 ".7B8 ~ A.clW& 14 780 NlA 0 ~ ~ 750 0 750 O!lt Parc.Is ~a-, Reetannt- High Turnowr 1.DOO Squerw Feet 3.110 205.. 162 15.m6 11. 648 ~~~C~ 1.000 $quant Fe<< 6.7<45 - 1,310 ".9% S89 7~1 ~f'~'1 R~-F_FDOd- 1,000 Squere J:eet 3.115 132.12 2.007 30.cn6 602 1.405 ~ Gas S1aQon StlItianG 1.000 744 748 58.0% 434 314 -1i'~k ~Store 1.000 Iquaro Feet 3.<<14 737.98 2.512 ~.O" 1.130 1,382 6'-,-,,*< ROGtIunInt - High Turnowr 1,000 Square Fee! 9.970 205,36 2,047 '5.0% JlJ7 1,740 ~I ~ -,386 3,116 6,210 Commlll'ci:lJ HQrno Dwpgt 1,000 SqlMM F.- 102.2SD 7,1 CS6 "2.8" 3,087 C.- Comme. t.ia.1 I,ClCXl Sq~e f:Mt 157.000 - 9,369 "UI% 3.884 6.475 ~ 16,535 6,861 9,574 TOtAL 287.254 31.. 10,137 21,332 - &rlan AIrwnen 1'hiIIc .,." l.-nldlry n. , 990') .. 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I! ,5;Sl.h(X). 5_ -- Fa5t ~ R___..... c....'n11tX9\ "QOI.1~h._. .......,. .~ 00c57 ... . . . - - - - rKUM MI~ G~~ INC W~~ ~L +1 561 7950~30 "C.;.i ""'VV' p.6 WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCDlPUD NET EXTERNAL TRfp GENERATION APPROVED lAND USES TABLE 9 New Internal Intemal Net land Use Trips caPture Trips etternal Trips Resktentia' 4.592 20% 918 3,674 Chu~ 750 OiK. 0 750 Out Pllr~b 7.009 25% 1.752 5.257 ComroJr.o:ial 9.106 29% 2,670 6,436 2/457 5':; ,40 16 1\7 WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCDlPUD NETEXTERNAl~QE~ERAnON PROPoSED lAND USES TABLE 10 New Internal Intemal Net Land Use Trips Capture Trips Eldernal Trir;)s Resid-..ti~J 4,198 20% 980 3.838 Cho{&b 750 0% 0 750 Convenience store 1,382 ~ 442 &40 ~Mt Percel. 4,828 25% 1,207 3.621 CommerciI\!. 27% WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PUD - PERIMETER BUFFER & LANDSCAPE PLAN Page 2 Landscape cost proj ection: Myrica cerifera - Wax Mrtle 6'-8' ht 7 gal STD 5'-6' ht lOgal Full 50.00 50.00 Conocarpw; erecue; e;ericeue; - Silver Buttonwood 50,00 50.00 Pinue; elliottii - Slae;h Pine 8'-10' ht 2,5" cal FG 2 120.00 240 .00 Qw81"61:1S vi~il''lial~a Liv", O~ 10'-12' ht 3" cal 30 gal 2 150.00 300.00 Capparie; cynophallopora - Jamaica Caper 3gal 24"-30" ht 4'oc 9 12.00 108.00 Chrye;obalanue; icaco "Red Tip"- Cocoplum 3gaI18"-24" ht 30"oc 8 8.00 64.00 Citheraxylum fruiticoe;um - Fiddlewood 3gal 24"-30" ht 5' oc 3 12.00 36.00 Hamelia patene;- Firebue;h 3 gal full 4' oc 18 7.00 126.00 Lantana camara "New Gold" - Yellow Lantana 1 gal full 2' oc 23 2.50 57.50 Lantana montevidene;ie; - Purple Lantana 1 gal full 2' oc 43 2,50 107,50 Myre;ine guinene;ie; - Myre;ine 3gal 24"-36"ht 30"oc 11 10,00 110.00 Serenoa rapene; - Saw Palmetto 1 gal full 4' oc 9 8.50 76.50 Tripe;acum dactyloidee; - Fakahatchee Grae;e; 3gal full 4' oc 15 8.00 1?0 00 Total planting coe;t per 100 foot e;ection 1,775.50 Total buffer - 831 linear feet X 8.31 TOTAL BUFFER PLANTING COST PROJECTION 14,754.41 blQIE:. This budget. project.ion doee not include berm/earthen work, sod, mulch. fertilizer or irrigat.ion. C:\WPWIN\CORR\080496A.LTR . ."It .. MTP Group, Inc. 12798 VII. Forest Hill Blvd.. Suite 102 West Palm Beech. FL 33414 Phone: (407J 795-0678 Telefex: (407) 795-0230 January 17, 1997 ~' l \ t...::_ I ., / L /, /""'A, " . r' III /"('//' //. .': . h --- / /Ij...... 'Z-.; '"' ~,~/../ /.:.. (' I /V' ,'" ", '~/8/" .//,t;( .::.:;:;J'--/'~~ '-':" .J...., .... " , , ~' .) William Hukill, P .E. Director of Development City of Boynton Beach 100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, Florida 33425-0310 {4 rr.4f..V:,'; 6 'b :; J Re: Woolbright Place PCD/PUD Dear Mr. Hukill: MTP Group, Inc. has prepared the attached trip generation comparison of the approved versus the proposed land uses at Woolbright Place PCD/PUD. The analysis has been performed using the trip generation rates included in the Palm Beach County Land Development Code Section 10.8: Fair Share Road Impaa Fees. This analysis is a revision of our previous analysis to incorporate the proposed 3,710 square feet restaurant in one of the out-parcels previously assumed as a 4,000 square feet retail. Weare attaching tables 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 which summarizes the trip generation comparison using Palm Beach County standards. We have used the same table numbers for purpose of comparison with our previous study. As shown in these tables, the net external trip generation potential of the proposed development is lower than that of the approved development. Therefore, there is no additional traffic impact resulting from the proposed change. Please do not hesitate to give us a call should you have any questions about the contents of this letter. / SincerelY,. /, ~A I / /I 'I> Il Ii " I MTP Group; ./J.'I1C7 I /, 1'1 II -- II Y: , f/IJ/!! Maria . Palombo. P .E. President Attachments Copy: Michael Morton '-ITPIMORII7V7.LER /,(;5 Residential Out Parcels Commercial WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCD/PUD TRIP GENERATION RATES TABLE 6 Palm Beach County - Land Development Code - Section 10.8 Fair Share Road Impact Fees Single-Family: Multi-Family: Duplex: Single Family Detached Attached Housing Attached Housing Palm Beach County - Land Development Code - Section 10.8 Fair Share Road Impact Fees Commercial: Bank: Restaurant General Commercial Under 570,000 Sq. Ft. Drive-In Bank High-Turnover (Sit-Down) Restaurant Fast Food Restaurant Gas Station Convenience Store Gas Station: Convenience Store: Palm Beach County - Land Development Code - Section 10.8 Fair Share Road Impact Fees Commercial: General Commercial Under 570,000 Sq. Ft. .-- -, 4 -S-' ..j ~ ,7) WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCD/PUD DAILY TRIP GENERATION APPROVED LAND USES TABLE 7 Trip Generation Daily Passer-by New Land Use Units Amount Rate Trips Percentage Passer-by Trips Residential Multi-Family Dwelling Units 640 7 4,480 N/A 0 4,480 Duplex Dwelling Units 16 7 112 N/A 0 112 Subtotal 4,592 0 4,592 ~ Acres 14 750 N/A 0 750 Subtotal 750 0 750 Out Parcels Bank 1,000 Square Feet 4.300 265.21 1,140 4€i.0% 524 616 Restaurant - High Turnover 1,000 Square Feet 5.000 205.36 1.027 15.0% 154 873 Restaurant - Fast Food - 1,000 Square Feet 4.300 632. 12 2,718 20.0% 544 2.174 Commercial 1,000 Square Feet 4.000 - 945 45.0% 425 520 Commercial 1,000 Square Feet 58.000 - 5,028 43.8% 2,202 2.826 Subtotal 10,858 3,849 7,009 Commercial Home Depot 1,000 Square Feet 102.250 - 7.166 42.8% 3.067 4,099 Commercial 1,000 Square Feet 137.730 8,633 42.0% 3,626 5,007 Subtotal 15,799 6,693 9,106 TOTAL 315.580 31,999 10,542 21,457 . Banon Ashman Tratlie Study (January 23, 1990) .. Fast FOOd Restaurant WIthout Drive- Througn . Uses 20% Passer-by - Ln(T) = .625Ln(X) + 5.985 WOOLTRP1._' UI-.J_1 04:" PM -:> ~ ~'b~ WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCDlPUD DAILY TRIP GENERATION PROPOSED LAND USES TABLE 8 Trip Generation Daily Passer-by New Land Use Units Amount Rate Trips Percentagl!l Passer-by Trips Residential Single-Family Dwelling Units 85 10 850 N/A 0 850 Multi-Family Dwelling Units 548 7 3,836 N/A 0 3,836 Duplex Dwelling Units 16 7 112 N/A 0 112 Subtotal 4,798 0 4,798 ~ Acres 14 750 N/A 0 750 Subtotal 750 0 750 Out Parcels Restaurant - High Turnover 1,000 Square Feet 3.710 205.36 762 15.0% 114 648 Commercial 1,000 Square Feet 6.745 - 1,310 44.9% 589 721 Restaurant - Fast Food - 1,000 Square Feet 3.175 632.12 2,007 30.0% 602 1,405 Gas Station Stations 1.000 748 748 58.0% 434 314 Convenience Store 1,000 Square Feet 3.404 737.99 2,512 45.0% 1.130 1.382 Restaurant - High Turnover 1,000 Square Feet 9.970 205.36 2,047 15.0% 307 1,740 Subtotal 9,386 3,176 6.210 Commercial Homl!l Depot 1,000 Square Feet 102.250 7,166 42.8% 3,067 4,099 Commercial 1,000 Square Feet 157.000 9,369 41.6% 3,894 5,475 Subtotal 16,535 6,961 9,574 TOTAL 287. 254 31.469 10,137 21,332 . Barton Ashman Trallie Study (January 23, 1990) - Ln(T) .. .625Ln(X) + 5.985 - Fast FOOCl Restaurant WIth Drive-Through WOOL TlIP1.w1l4 1&0.1_7 04:57Po.l .J..J ..- -/ fJ b WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCDIPUD NET EXTERNAL TRIP GENERAnON APPROVED LAND USES TABLE 9 Land Use New Trips Internal Capture Internal Trips Net External TripS Residential 4.592 20% 918 3.674 Church 750 0% o 750 Out Parcels 7,009 25% 1,752 5,257 Commercial 9,106 29% 2,670 6,436 '_c.~~",~~;, '~:T.O-''T'Ai'~'''17';'''''::';'7"1'':: "-~7~' ."..,~,~~" '''w''''Je~~",v<~'!)1\.'~~'9fu,~6' :;1"'1 7' ~:::.~.'\.,......~",:..,,,)~;,,;,:-,,,,*~~,~, .'t:, ....:-...,,;.~....~~~.~~~, .~r~5 _.,."".y,,~:.,,~\.:;;\,~..,t~~. ' :'~-.l;.~, l./',;~"::.., ':1" ~ ' 'i; "'''' .....' '.;."~,.. .~.~, ,. . ""-_"::"~..l~~"!,.~..::..;;.'"~.:;;,>.....",-, '~~""'"'.'" ,,,,,,,.,'~ ."..""".",."'''- > :t..llSo.".';" WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCD/PUD NeT EXTERNAL TRIP GENERAnON PROPOSED LAND USES TABLE 10 Land Use New Trips Internal Capture Internal Trips Net External TriDs Residential 4,798 20% 960 3,838 Churcb 750 0% 0 750 Convenience Store 1,382 32% 442 940 Out Parcels 4,828 25% 1,207 3,621 Commercial 9,574 27% 2,609 6,965 > >:~:.:'-:,:~"": '.':-:":::fioiAL"::'\':"~""21" 332" . .....:~: . 'w, ':~;240"~':<"~~':'""::'':'S,218''Y~:>'~'';';:'::'~~?iif11;f ;';... .~~;..~~':<..:..:~),,:.,,;;.,:....._.,. ...' ,.....;"..~~" . '.... ..: ". .,....^.N..;....;."..""y-"'._.;..;.,..._.,~_""',:,.:;~~;:,:...,t. .'...__.; SbC- " \ ' \ \ I .~. t) t \/.' I [. ,', // / / // TO: DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT ENGINEERING DIVISION MEMORANDUM NO. 95-180 ~!i' . , " .- (,~ ~q\ - FROM: Sue Kruse City Clerk l~ilkam l:!ukill, ~ Englneer June 1, 1995 P.E. DATE: RE: WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PLAT I TRACT C CORRECTED LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF 12' UTILITY EASEMENT Attached please find a corrected description of subject easement prepared by Michael D. Avirom, P. L. S. The correction is in response to our recent inquiry regarding the description attached to Resolution R95-66. Mr. Avirom has declared this discrepancy to be a scrivener's error, and we suggest you revise your records to incorporate the change. WVH/ck C:WOOLBRIT.DES xc: Carrie Parker, City Manager James Cherof, City Attorney John Guidry, utilities Director Ken Hall, Engineering Aide MAY3::: ID AVIRDM-HALL & ASSOCIATE . LAND SURVEYING/LAND DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANTS 50 S.W. 2ND AVENUE. SUITE 102 BOCA RATON. FLORIDA 33432 (407J 392-2594 . FAX (407J 394-7125 City of Boynton Beach DATE: May 30, 1995 RE: WOOLBRIGHT PLACE TO: Mr. William Hukill, P .E. 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. . Boynton Beach, Florida 33425-0310 A Portion of Tract "e" .JOB NO.: 4804-6 o AS REQUESTED n6 ENCLOSED HEREWITH o FOR YOUR FILE o FOR APPROVAL ITEMS SENT: Six (6) copies, signed and sealed, Proposed 12' Utility Easement for the above referenced project. . COMMENTS: BY: /;w,~L1~f' $. ~~ ,~ MICHAEL D. A VIROM. President / PROPOSED 12' UTIUTY EASEMENT WOOlBRIGHT PLACE PLAT 1 - TRACT C LAM) DESCRIPTION: A portion of Tract C, WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PLA T " according to the Plat thereof os recorded in Plot Book 67, Pages 47 through 49, of the Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florida, more particularly described os follows: The centerline of a 12 foot eosemenl being 6.00 feet each side of the following described centerline: COMMENCING at the Northeast corner of the Southeast One-Quarter (SE. 1/4) of Section 29, Township 45 South, Range 43 East, being on Ihe East boundary of said Tract C; thence N 01034' 16" w: along said East boundary, 434.28 feet; thence S 88026' 13" w: 169.00 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of said centerline (said point being on 0 Norlh boundary of said Tract C; thence S 01034' 16" E, 155.01 feet; thence S 88026' 13" I.v, 835.00 feet; thence N 01034' 16" w: 155.01 feet to the POINT OF TERMINA TION of said centerline on the saId North boundary of Tract C. Said lands lying and situate in the City 0 f Boynton Beach, Palm Beach Caunty, Flarido. NOTES: ,. Reproductions of this Sketch are not valid unless sealed with an embossed Surveyor's seal. 2. No Tifle Opinion or Abstrocllo Ihe subject properly has been provided. If is possible thai there are Deeds, Easements, or alher inslrumenls (recorded or unrecorded) which may affect the subject properly. No seorch of the Public Records has been mode by the Surveyor. 3. The land descriplion shown hereon was prepared by the Surveyor. 4. Bearings shown hereon are bosed on Ihe PIal wilh the North boundary of Tract C hoving a bearing of N88026' 13"E. 5. Data shawn hereon was campl7ed from instrumenl(s) of record and does not conslilule a boundary survey. 6. Abbreviation Legend: A = Arc Lenglh; BOY. = Boundary; ~ = Cenlral Angle; <i = Centerline; L.AE. = Limited Access Easement; L.B. = Licensed Business; P.8. = Plat Book; P.B.C.R. = Palm Beach County Florida; P.O.B. = Poinl of Beginning; P.O.C. = Poinl of Commencement; P.O. T. = Point of Terminalion; PLS. = Professional Land Surveyor; R = Rodius; UE. = Utilify Easement. CERTIFICA TION: I HEREBY CERTIFY thai the aI/ached Skelch and Description of the hereon described property is Irue and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief as prepared under my direction on March 31, 1995. I FURTHER CERTIFY that this Sketch and Description meets the Minimum Technical Slandards set forth in Chopler 6/G 17, Florida Adminislrotive Code. pursuanl 10 seCI~ )72.027, Florida Slolules. LL~~li~-~-- MICHAEL D. A VIROM, P.L.S. Florida Regis tration No. 3268 A VIROM - HALL &- ASSOCIA rES, INC. ~VISE{): 5/30/95 L.B. No. 3300 ... AVIROM/HALL . ASSOCIATES. INC. 50 "W. 2nd A VENUE. SUITE 102 BOCA RATON. FLORIDA 33432 (407) 392-2594 JOB/4804-6 DA TE: 3/31/95 SHEET.1._rTL /. / PROPOSED 12' UTILITY EASEMENT WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PLAT 1 - TRACT C / .,e1 / ~~~ ~ AJ..~~~" ~~~ I~:..b e.~'/-1.&!>~ /.: / Il<: Il'!io A.1 '/ &'J.~~/ ~ ~~ Q.~'~ ,/ /~ I' ~ .... (,);;-::. il~ ~ 25' 8IFFER (P.) ~ ~ t:.. ,.. /' 4~;:;:: /1 r - ,.,/ ~ ~o/~ I 12000' /- ~~ r - _....J SOl;"'09"E /~ ;,; ~ 170.00' / ~ r - - S 01""09" E "b ~ /.: . -9' ~ / /20.00' ~ I S 01'3"09" E \~ ~ / ----CE:--- __ .---:;, ~ ~'l I 1 N OlTJ6'2J" w 1 :..' R-r.i1.vv2"0.81'~ I -L 9JO.00' 1 ltlIA_I8'~2~L~::::::-? -F- - ~ --::::- I = L. = = = = = [25'8FFFR: - NOI-34'I~ W I 5' L.AI. (PJ . 155.01' I I R-740.00' Li-IO'I4'44" A-IJ2.J2 S 6'''07' J2" E 16.07' _____---l---------- --------f---------- 12' V.E. (ORB. 6651, PG. 444 P.8.c.R.) I . '\ i!; II ~ ~ II ::: ~ 1- ~H- ~ '~~ ....---:::::::= TRACT C -~!:: j W00L8R;~:..~~CE PLAT 1 ~18.. ::~r ie\~ II~ _ . is 5 II~ b CI) I ~ II~ ~ ~ 11 ~ . ... ~ t7' I ~ II !.oj"" II , ::) ~ II ~! II II PROPOSED 12' U.E. 37' V.E. (ORB. 6651, PG. 444 P.B.c.R.) l [ = __L~:------------I-~.~~J _ __ -- - - ---7---------- =- [ -=- C' LoU. rPJ~25.:.-8IFFER - - -=- - - -4342; - - -=- ~ ~. NOI"4'I6"W I "-EAST BOY. OF TRACT C ~ P. 0, C. . N.c. CORf'ER $.E. 1/4 SECT/ON 29-45-4' . A VIROM/HALL . ASSOCIATES, INC. aa LW. 2nd AVENUE. SUITE 102 BOCA RA'ON. FLORI)A 33432 (407) a92-894 . R-410,OO' A~08'45'46" A-52. 70' N 88"26' 13' E 50,00' -z. ~r SCALE: ,- = 200' '" ..... ~ ~ m~ ~~ 13 ~. ~~ f:~ 2 ~ P.0.8. R-,65.,6' A -0.,.,,'5"- A-50,16' r-'vr.;;:"OO' TRACTC 161.55' '~ \ 501-34'16" E 155.01' REV/SED: 5/.30/95 JOB /4804-6 OAT[: 3/31/95 SHffTLOF_L / " ,I II j! II " II ,I II I , Ii ,I I I I I II Ii i' I I , I I' I RESOLUTION NO. R9~~~--'3727 Ps 239 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING ABANDONMENT OF A PORTION OF A TEMPORARY UTILITY EASEMENT AND RESERVING A PORTION THEREOF AS A TEMPORARY EASEMENT, BEING A PORTION OF TRACT C, WOOLBRIGHT PLACE, PLAT I AND; BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN; AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE A DISCLAIMER FOR SAID PORTION OF THE UTILITY EASEMENT; PROVIDING THAT THE ATTACHED DISCLAIMER BE RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF PALM BEACH COUNTY; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHBRBAS, Howard R. Scharlin, Trustee for the Woolbright Place PUD, has requested the abandonment of a portion of a temporary utility easement and reserving a portion thereof as a temporary easement, as depicted on the attached Exhibit .A. and WHBRBAS, comments have been solicited from the appropriate City Departments, and public hearings have been held before the City's Planning and Development Board and the City Commission on the proposed abandonment; and WHBRBAS, based on the foregoing information, the said portion of the temporary utility easement to be abandoned no longer serves any useful purpose, NOW, THBRBFORB, BB IT RBSOLVED BY THB CITY COMMISSION OF , THB CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA THAT: Section 1. The City Commission of the City of Boynton Beach, Florida by and through its City Commission, does hereby II abandon a portion of a temporary utility easement previously recorded in Palm Beach County Public Records, ORB 6651 at page i 447, and reserves a portion therof, as depicted on the attached 'II Exhibit .A., located in the City of Boynton Beach, Florida and II depicted on Exhibit .A. attached hereto. I are hereby the attached Public Records S@ction 2. The Mayor and City Clerk authorized and directed to execute and deliver Disclaimer and cause the same to be filed in the of Palm Beach County, Florida. S@ction 3. This Resolution immediately upon passage. take effect shall I I I I! , " 'i PASSBD AND ADOPTBD this /~ day of April, 1995. CITY " .! ATTEST: ~~A~ C' Y Clerk Conuntssi ~' Comm~ss~ / (~: \ OR!:.. 8727 P9 240 DISCLAIMER KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that the City of Boynton Beach, Florida, a municipal corporation, under the laws of the ! State of Florida, does hereby abandon and disclaim a portion of a temporary utility easement,previously recorded in Palm Beach County Public Records, ORB 6651 at page 447, situated I and located in Palm Beach County, Florida, and reserving a portion of the temporary utility easement as depicted on the attached Exhibit "A". IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the duly authorized officers of the City of Boynton Beach, Florida, have hereunto set their hands i !l ~j and affixed the seal of the City this _ day of April, 1995. 'I , '; ATTEST: ,I: ~ I!~ ~J'~ J'/ :/ Su nne Kruse, ity Clerk 'I II ! I STATE OF FLORIDA I COUNTY OF PALM BEACH I BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared I GERALD S. I I I Clerk respectively, of the City of Boynton Beach, Florida, known to me to be the persons described in and who executed , FLORIDA '. ) ) ss: ) "JERRY" TAYLOR and SUZANNE KRUSE, Mayor and City the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged the execution thereof to be their free hand and deed as such officers, for the uses and purposes mentioned therein; that they affixed i! thereto the official seal of said corporation; and that said instrument is the act and deed of said corporation. WITNESS my hand and official seal in the said State and County this ~D day of April, 1995. My Commission Expires: ~ >n. JlrJ.<&.>i, ARY PUBLIC, State of Florida ,----._~~------ V __U__h__-'I'~~~:'=-;::-~"""'-J' 1:,', ."'"....-1. trlA.Nl.O 1 :i f/ = . M\:.':'::'i~'~ISS!(j.'N". C.'G.3ilr.1d7. ! 1: '.;'. L...c", :.~: ~::~':'121, !~'9d ! L~'~:_~ ,~. , U :'"':'" '.,'~".:_-'_: :'l'....,;~.'~.;r"~~~~_: " fr't ""';t >-..... . " ",0/' :':1It. ' .,In to; (enclose self-addressed stamped envelol Name ~ Addr8Sl: ORB B727 Ps 241 Property Appraisers Parcel Identification (Folio) Number(s): SENT BY: 4-13-95 8:56 ;JOSIAS & GOREN, P.A.~ 4073756011;# 2/ 3 , . .. PC# 08-43-45-29-25-003-0000 PROPOSED EXHIBIT "A" 12' UTIUTY EASEMENT WOCURJGHT PI.AC! PLAT , - lRACT e /..AM) DESCRIPTION A fXJflion of Trot:! C. WOOLBRIGHT PlACE PLA T " ~o'ding 10 "", Plot Ih,TII(J/ OS r~o,ded in Pro' BtJDJt 67, Paga 47 lW'ollf11 4~ of the PuIJIic R'COft1s of Pam 8<<ICJI COflltr. Florida. mor# porficrbly t:Jt:st:r~ as fo#()ws; 1M eM'"'''' of 0 12 ftJolla$l/TIIItJl bMJg 6.00 'HI <<JCh sit>> of I". following wsailJeti clftler/itw: COMMENciNG 01 t". NortlHHlil COrMI 01 ,,,. Soullwlosl Onft-Quorf", (s.E. 1/11) of Slclion 29. ro~ 45 StnJI'" R(1IJgI 4J EosI.1Htt1g on fhe Eorf bolnJtJry of ~oid T'ocl C; IINnc. N 01-3if'16" K'; alrJng sOi(J Et1Sf bDundtlTy, 4J4.2S fCDI: fhtw:. N .26' 13- E, 169.00 INllo f,.,. POINT OF 8CGINN1NG (J I said C#Jftf~ft (sfid /JDnl-blitg tJII tJ NtJrlh tJihItdory of stid Tract c.'/h6ta S 0"""'168 f. I~OI 'Nt; ,/tene, S 88"26' JJ.tv, 8J~.OO lee/; ~ N 01'34' 10" w: 1$',01 'HI 10 II>> POINT OF TERMlNA TION of said anlerlin#l on IIw Joic1 Notth bollltJorr 01 rrtJel C. Said k1nd5/ying ond Si/lXIIII in 1M Cily 0/ Boynton 8<<1m. Pdm 8<<1CIl Counly, FIcwid4 NOTES: I. RiIfJ'othclions of Hits SIt#lch ore nol W1Id.nas .<<JI<<J with (I') ~Qss.d Sw-",yor's s.r:t. 2. No Tine ~ Of Abstracl fo lhe subject proprfy htu be., ",o_a 1t ,; {JOssibe 'hfJllht/fe ()f" Oe_ con",."',, Qr Q"- in.'rtllfWlJ/, fft/CD,dtJr;J Of Ullf'tJC(Vf/Md) which mo, 0"<<1 fhe SIJb~cl prOf>>rly. No HOrch 01 lhe PubIc RfCO'ds '- bftr1 motIt: by the Suwpr. .3. """1tJnd rJ.,crj)fiDn shown hr<<Jn WM ".,.Id by Hw SlneYOf. 4. &arngs .hoWII here"n are based on !hi Plot wilh Ih, NDrth bDundaI'y 01 Trocf C having 0 betxing of MJ8126' 13'F. ~, 0010 Jhown htJr."n Wt1$ comp/tld from inslfUfMIII(,) of rICOI'd fnJ Queos no' eonsllluJ. Q boll'ldaty sfIWY. 6. Abbr.rioJion Li1g#Ind: A - Arc L."glh; BOY. · 80~,; ~ . Cenlt'OJ Ang/fJ,' i: : Cl'JrIJerfm: L.A.E. . Limiltld Access EosemtJnf,' L.S. - Lic.IdH Bu!linr.;g; p.a . PIof 8fJfJk; P.8.C.R. ., PiNn 811DCh COUIIly Florida; P.O.B. .. Pam of s.ginning; P.o.c. ;;; Pont 01 CDmmtrrelfMl/l; P.O. T. . Po;.t of TeffninoHon; P.L,s. · Prof,ss;ontJI LtnJ ~~'ytN; R. RotSu.,. u..E. ,.. Ulilly E~t. CERTlFlCA T1ON: I fERCSr ~RT/FY /hol 1M ol/ached Slfefch and OIscriplion of ,,,. ~n described f)rO~"y is 1M ontJ correcl Jo !he btlsf of my Itnowledgtt and ~f as prepor!d ~ my wile/ion On March 31, 1995. 1 f:'URTHER CERTl~Y t#tot I/ti$ Sk.,ch md ~.criplion me, Is Ihe ~ TtcMcpl ~tondord! S~I forth in ChtJplflr ~IGI7, FItJr;dQ Adminisf'Qt,.~ CQ~, pursuatl Jo S<<~. 472.027: f1tlf91JSJ"J . ~ ...... .. - ., .,.". .: /: .~..... :...; .. \. 4 ':. M/a-I4EL ~ ;IJ V/~~". .: !" . Florida RigiJIt<<I~ >>W .- ~.: : A V/ROM - ~.i ASS6t..~""I!A.JNC. ~. '.,..- L 8. No 3$1 .-;.~ '-"~.'..' - .. ,. '\. -........; - '. ... :-,. .- ". . :. I - . AY~AI.L . A'lOQAfI" .c, 10 &w... A~ .... IQI IOCA IIA'ION, R.OIDA a._ MOIl '....N .DB 14NU-, RECOAOkR'S MEMO: L.~bllity of document DAIf: .J/Jl/15 1I"~t/!l'a~fOtj' Wh@n receiVed. 5Ht(T...LfJF..!.. .dlurn to: (enclose self-addressed stamped envelope) Name r Address: ORB 8727 Ps 242 DOROTHY H. WILhEN, CLERK PB COUNTY, R_ Property Appraisers Parcel Identification (Folio) Number(s): SENT BY: 4-13-95 8:57 ;JOSIAS & GOREN, P.A. ~ 4073756011;# 3/ 3 PROPOSED 12' UnUTY EASEMENT WOCURIGHT PLACE PLAT 1 - TRACT C "".,4. ~.QNS"''' ....... "" s~"rc 1&.Q'l' N ...... IT E 61.100' 'Z-t-J SCAlE; ,. - 200' l --- --.--- ~ = ::: =: = ::: = = [ = = -- - - - - - - - 12' ut. ro. ..~ ", ". PJJ.C.,fIJ 'I \l ~It;i ~ II ~ ~ ~'II ~ PROPOSED L , ~ 12' U.E. -I, I ll( ~r::c:u.~ PLAT ,~--~ I ::- :' II'" ".4 -" JIGS ..,...w II liE ... . ~ 1~!1 CI) ~ II~ ~ ! It If ~ ~ II lo,j'" H :i I I . I ' t ~ il II I -. to- ~ m~ i!li ~ ..' Ii ! rYr.;'1lI'l' "..~ r~ ,,~"""" A.wfG ,.. "~U' ~~7 ~,'IlI.OO' Ifl.'" 7JrACTC 1041.... ~ ~ ." UI. PJ ~ f -~: '~ "J-J [ .------------ - - -. -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - ___. _e ~ _ - - ~ .-.\--- - -~I~_-___- ------- - -[~' ~AE.IP.J 41-"21' ._. -----. - ~ - - ___ - - - -- - - foIOI~''''W Mr.r. OF 1lI'll'~P.o.c. ,." CQII1D SIt: . 1/4 rcrlClN"~ . AVIIOM/HAU . AaOClAfII. Ie. .0 "W." A"..., wmtae IO(;A aAIONrIlLOlDA ..... 140ft aa-.... ,}1' U.E ~ ~l FG ~ ~A~:.l_ p.o.a $ ol.~~rr E 155.01' .III146Df-f ~.: .1/J'M SIllT_LDF J.. " rJ1U City of r.Boynton r.Beacfi i'lh';' -n ~-1 ;C~ 9 .~;~, ~fn 9 c::- - 1 - C"' ~ ' -~. . "'-'~ _1- ...j _l b~ 0 ,~.RR 0.70::'7 p~ -"':'-0. '..l '. r:J; '- I ~ ~_~~ 111.1111111111 11.1 I III 100 'E. 'Boynton 'Buz& 'Bouie~ P.O. 'Bo~310 ../ 'Boynton 'Beac.n., 1"foriaa 33425.0310 City:Jlaii: (407) 375-6()()() 1"JU: (407) 375-6090 ._-~~ CERTIFICATION I, SUZANNE M. KRUSE, CITY CLERK of the City of Boynton Beach, Florida, do hereby certify that the attached copy of Resolution # R95-66, consisting of an Original Disclaimer, and Exhibit "A" of two (2) pages was approved on April 18, 1995 at the City Commission meeting are true and correct copies of the records of the City of Boynton Beach, Florida. WITNESS, my hand and the corporate seal of the CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, this 24th day of April, 1995. ~~~~.,-a~ SUZ NE M. KRUSE, CMC/AAE CITY CLERK APRIL 24, 1995 (SEAL) s:cc\wp\certify ~ ~ . ~lCl\~lt) '~JI /'iI- s: CCWPICERTIFY,WPD Jilnuriaz:S (jateway to tfu (julfttream , (/ 11/~7e ~. 0/( d, ,.' 'jj,/~ _ /, ( ;t; u() ~ . ~ ~ J::?f-(/ . ..I' - /;!u';7 cf -I. "-~ V7,.~~r0- ~ ~, r/./ ~ ~~~~~~, ) TRANSMITTAL 'l '~- - ~ ~ _G-c1. " /JLeFe.." /~-i2 a~ .. r CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH ~(~. 100 E. BOYNTON BEACH BOULEVARD P.O. BOX 310 BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 33425-0310 FAX: (561) 375-6259 PLANNING AND ZONING DIVISION re: to: fax #: date: from: pages: 3. including cover sheet. ,/2~~/Ub- r /c?-Or~n--/ {)C~A/ ~ -4A':b h/:;:2-R/l'7 7o~ ! ~/:3r?-f' {F;?H: ~ () /v f/4>;4 P ~ - Planning and Zoning Division City of Boynton Beach Boynton Beach, Rorida 33425 375-6260 Fax: 375-6259 ,--. DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT Division of Planning and Zoning Bulent I. Kastarlak, NCARB Director Building Planning & Zoning Engineering Occupational License Community Redevelopment March 31,1998 Ms Debbie Fish Trammel Crow Residential 6400 Congress Avenue, Suite 2000 Boca Raton, FL 33487 SUBJECT: Woolbright Place PUD - Property Location and Annexation History Dear Ms. Fish: In response to your inquiry regarding the above-referenced planned unit development, please be informed that due to the limited extent of our records, I am only able to indicate that land on which this project is located became a part of the incorporated city limits some time before June 18, 1962. The property I am describing, is located on the west side of 1-95, north of Woolbright Road, and is the location of The Vinings apartments. Please contact Michael Rumpf at this office when we can assist you further. Sincerely, 7i;J-~.J /JL;~U id~;.., Tambri J. Heyden, AICP Planning & Zoning Director TJH:mr S:\Planning\SHARED\WP\PROJECTS\Woolbright Place PUD\DFlsh@TCR.doc America's Gateway to the Gulfstream 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd., P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33425-0310 Phone: (561) 375-6260 FAX: (561) 375-6259 Jl,JL-le-57 16,40 Fl<Or-:'J05IA5 GOREN ET AL 10,8547714823 PACE 3/12 JOSIAS. GOREN, CHERO.F. DOODY Be EZ.:ROL, ~ A. ATTORNEYS AT LAW SVITI: l!OO 30ge u.sT C;:OMMCRelAL 80ULCVAAC FOllY LAuDER!),.",U. ll':LQ1UDA 33308 ST&VCN \,. "'OSI~ ......y&:1. S. OOR&'" JAMES .... C;:MCROF gOM....a J. DOODY K&R"'" I.. IEZltOI. TEU:"HONE ("4) ",. 4100 "A(:5IM'U; (954) ?~1-4.23 LeONARO G. QU81.. ItO.ERT W. VALl: LUSAN C. VANI;SKAHIAH 1'I,C:","':1. O. CIJIIV".O. .JR. Transmission Via Facsimile Only July 18, 1996 Brian B. Joslyn, Esquire Boose, Casey, Ciklin, et al. Northbridge Tower 1 - 19th Floor 515 Nor~h Flagler Drive West Palm Beach, FL 33401 Re: Boynton Beach!Tradewinds!Woolbright Place Our File No. 900304 Dear Mr. Joslyn: I am in receipt of your letter dated July lS, 1997. I have forwarded a copy to the City Manager,' AI Newbold, and the City Clerk so that they can provide the appropriate documents that you request. I will respond more fully to each of the issues that you raise in your letter when the City staff provides me with their impressions regarding the TRC meeting. I feel compelled to address the issue regarding the recording of the Plat to some degree. I for one, felt that Mr. Morton made a clear and unequivocal demand ~t the meeting on Monday, July 14, 1~97 that the Plat be recorded. It seems disingenuous for you or Mr. Morton to now suggest that the staff should ha.ve inferred something in direct contradiction to that express demand. Nonetheless, if you fell abandonment or vacation of the Plat is necessary, I would be happy to entertain your suggestion on how the City can assist your client in doing so. 1 am responding to the proposed Second Addendum to Settlement Agreement drafted by. your associate, Greg Kino. I am submitting the proposed Agreement to the City Commission for consideration at .- -' .. ."'- ....~_...--v.aM;=:a ,""vlCen 1:..1. 1'oIl1.. 1U,85,.7714823 PAGE 1/1 Brian B. Joslyn, Esquire July 18, 1997 Page 2 their August 5, 1997, meeting with a request that they schedule a workshop meeting. It is my intent that you and your client be available for that workshop so that the full Commission can consider the status of this development and any proposals you have for bringing it to fruition. I need to advise the Commission in advance of the workshop meeting of the status of Mr. Morton's negotiations with the County regarding the impact fees as the County has linked the City in that dispute. I am requesting that you provide me with that information so that I can request a workshop meeting with the City Commission to discuss a comprehensive settleme of the issues raised in the Second Addendum. J JAC/ltah 'OO~04 JOSLYN.toTR cc: Kerry Willis, City Manager Al Newbold, Sue Kruse, City Clerk -. ._.__ .....-.-.._""w,&,....g UVf"\;.fi;o~""."",,1.. ~ '-'I""""" I.....,.. ......v-. --.., _...."".... l u' :I:>" ~ ~ 1'te2;3 PAGE "/12 ~ ........ I ELL BOOSE CAsI!:Y C1KU" LuBITZ MARTENS MCI3AHK 5 0 COMN A~lI..l r ,~_/IIIlIIl_'l_lA~ .-rJIH L. N:r\I. WI. JR. ~ .. J'lLIlllI. .... "j/l. ~.. aCRo ~.A. WlU.IM!I II. ~ III, ...... "... O. ..... P'" ....... JL ____ ~ "'.~. "... ~ at. o_..41W__ ....ut ... CIIICUII. ,.... -..A. .. C'/OII ,....... ROIIMr L. ~. ,.... ........ ~. ~.... ... __.. ~. ,..A. ....- .. "''''r- w. ." MUIUI ~....4. ""'.. ".A. iJA. PAX: 954- 'Ml-4923 ~.... oICII.... P.A.. ....... .. .,,*,:'''. "... ~5o. ... ~ .... u...nz. "A. c-lM 0. ...~ ~ L. IWf'lDl*, "... ~... ~. ,..... 'IlMOIWt P. ~. ".... ..,... No o~. ""., _ O. O'tHI'. II' oIA.., "..... .,. -"II _a....l..... ClMIIIIWo.D I.. 1'IOIlEl'T. "... ........, ... .... oIOHlf ... ~. pi'" ~ 0, o'coIucu.."". ,_1'o111n OF c:cuN..... oIUUC"" ALIol!IC'" .-.. ~. ...... - MOM'I- 1'1JE1QIIGt 1 . ,~ P'LClaI' _ -.me ruoau:JI CIIIINE ..... IIIM.M 8CIlCH. I'\oI:lflIDA SNn W'I V-- (SIt) m.... ......C ~ .... ~)__1 -v- ....... ".a. _ .. ~ ....... --. ~ ...... July 18, 1997 lames Cberot: Bsquirc JoDs a Goren 3099 8th C<w"ll\Vll'CW Bl"ld., SUite 200 Pt. LaudercIalc; Florida 33308 Re: woolbrigltt PCD Dear'Mr. CbIrof. . ~ The foDowiDg is a list of our ~w we would Jib to see addressed ilftllled~J9""'Y in aD. attempt to .....u...bJy nsolve our cIiffcreaces with the City OVfII'the hllnd1i11g of the Woolbtigbt PCD: 1. We ~Aud that the Chy his recorded the p!at far Parcel -c- dcspdO my diem's and our request ofW~y DOt to do so. We bYe received Mr. Newbold's expl.nmion orthe timiDg of the ~ PIa. provide my omce with 89idJDCa lhatMf. HdfaDd thcI'COO(ctiag receipt dated July lSth to my diIIJt It S:Ol p.m. oa tbIrl day. We Ibiat that we made it very dear Maaday eveaiDg that the ~Dttact wirh DiJcamtAuto Parts b.ad been cancelled IS a result ofthc ddays in the City's ~~ oftbis pvjea ad as a ctirec& n:suII oftbe July 1st, 1997 manoraadam Jmm Vaaasa Ucra to Mike Hug. We did indicate at that cr.~ 'J)~ dUll then may be the possibility of reviviDg the CODtnc.t if III of tho. items could be addrestod immediately. We have l'ClCelWecl no iDdiadion that the p"'.im, items can be timely and SMisfaaonly add:ressecl by the City; therefore, the recording of the plat does nothing but =aJmber my diem's property isNes. The plat could bne been recorded within a mattc:t of &curs if we 00\Jld have naebed aD ~ with the City 011. the mare importmt issues liated ill that ~~rb1t'l'l PJcuo be adviaed tbat1be City's adiaDlIIB)'~ in ~ uced to abudoulvlcate the pill wbidI ~MUld look for the aty to dmdy~ atka owa.~QhUo+:' -fo o..d.\ll5L. ,A SA;-" 2. ~ is a SW~ or ~ 1rom UDited Natioml BlI1Ik tbrougIl JuDe 30. 1997 and . ~!om UDited N8Dcmal wbicb. indiatte that there have been AQ adciUODIIl depoRts to the Impact Fee Escrow ~ through yesterdly~era1 deposits should lave bcc:a made for the KamecIy Ho~' ~ feel. lleca11 ~ Citywu qaiuI adamaDt at our rn-iil'8 that.ithad ~ mRlring deposits as xequired ~. ,A~ -to (W\J(~ (~pt O{: de..p6~~-S ~ l,(..J(~~ ~.LD --t-o<m ft ~A-P ) -fcY\l\l~d.- Up!- -1D IJtO:"f../ ~~ ~. , ~ o.JU-tAU ~ v-u L+Lt'!..i...:::n::.bvL/ 0(" ~D$..L-T~' -?> -L. r1...u.,d -it, Ve...ue...,,'vG ~COfi MCUjo/ 't- C,CJ ~D;'Y " vUL-IB-~7 16.41 FROM.JOSIAS COREN ET AL . 1.A.A.J~ ~"""""I ,.....,..".oJ'It,I. v..v """""_... 10.9547714923 PACE 5/12 James Clw!:mt; Esquiro July 18. 1997 Pap 2 by the att.act prccecmre agreed to aud required by Palm Beach Couaty. Prior to WI co:atal'fh,g P11m Beach Cowity ropntiag this breId1 of agrwnn. WI would like to give the City 0.- week ill order to provide cMdca:e oftba clcpcxsits in the fbrm olm i!ICQIIIte aocoUDti:Dg to us and provide copies of~ -fact ahceu" aDd the .ewtiflod Receipts- referetu:cd in the Jaauary 16, 1997 ptOCGdures ett-lNished by Palm *.~~. ~~~~~~~~~ODS~~~-:tsA~ 3. M,wociate. GregltiDD.1ltaIded the ad1eduJocI me meetiag OD Tuesday, July IS. 1997. As ~ it \VIS DOt vr:zy pmcIuctiYe. j\1thor1Jf' 'We bamI-dclivered gur Muter P1aD Modifi~ to the Cily em Jua8 23, 1 WI, same City ])eplll1DleDU iDdicated that thy had DOt reviewed it much lea provided ~Gl ~ U requincl prior to the TIle ~ We re:ccived & mr:mo 60m KeviA F.l1l1hlll,\ ForeiarlEl1viro~ elated .Juu 30, 1997 which addreIRd the 25.foot bafR:r along the northeut property Iiaa aftbePCD. UllfortuDa1oly, Mr. }oi,Uabm was DOt at the me ~g iO that he could bar the commeatI from dlo PotiGe md U1iIity Departments regarding their concem with:the location of the buffcI' wall. 1'hce aeeds to be a m~ with the appropriate City staff perscms and my client regarding tba **h tUt wu IttIChecl to the NCMIDber 1 ~ ~ wbich addressed the pJac:anc:m of the bufFer wall and ~~piDg betweca 1hc PCD IUd PUD. ApparcDtly. those City Departmema aDd the residents . living lIdjacellt to the Pen wa1ld be much better served by re1oWion of me waD aIXIlaDdscaped area. '* PIeIae ~us r.-&c. ~D8 to disc:uss tis issue ~ may.n:q~. revi:Don to die ~emeat,... ~ Aaik~ sketd:l --r tuV\.b,.-n -iD ~-l..~S tAl-- ljJ\(I_trJ~C) t1"~/...b +0(fY\. AsA ' We were quite distwbed that Tambri Heydm was not at tho me ~ to addRss the very Jipificut aDd j~ commelltl in the auad1ed June 30, 1997 letter ftom her Departmem. We lIDdcntwl tbat MI. HeydII1lypical1y mads these me meedDg,. Thece are sig{I~eaut iIIues in this mcmcnndum iDdudiDa the .1i",ift~0Il or an imponaDt 1ree-staDding sip from our project. the timiag of the OOD1tIucticm oftbo iucbtrial accea fOld aDd the isme cfthe rectified Muter Plan which all need to be addreued immGtay. We m:RlCJ.'tIII"""g & ~ with Tambri Hoyden and other appro~ staff.- "J) ~ io~to~thaeiau,.' ~LL -ttu:.-S ~,q...not-d~ A~T I , o...rn..b......l YY\. u $+ . 0 I It CIIm to cur Idtaiioo It the TR.C ~ that tho City approved a Master IP Program fur our ~uj~ wbicb. to our kDowIedp we haw aewc been provided the [~nl~ Development Order. It is our UDdant~ dm& dais Developmem Ordc: may h&ve nmoYed a SClCOJId project pylon sign that has been Ibown on IIMI'Illlppl'O'V'ed Muter Plam dBIirI&: ba 10 1990. P1~ prcvicic oW' office with a copy of that -*-neIo'FAx.~ pr/iJllALtL~ IL~ V01+(tv\t\~oF D.o. . .~.~~~- ASA~ It IS our _.~ tIuIt the Master Plan modification is ~ for a P'sum1'lg u.cl DewlopmtlDt Board ~Dg OD AuiuIt 12. GRg Kino wu iDfor=d at tba TIle mf!P.tq that fiaaI . lYDftmfmt. aD the Muter Plea modificatioR may DOt be awiJable umi1 Au&ust 11. III Iiabt of the cune:at --1:;-::- ~WOU1CI ~ that draft ClOrI.l~ ~.=provided fmm aI11he depanmcats by August 5, ]997. . "MJ1IIaJ bIwe BD upPul't41uiL, to nmew and meet with Stafrprior to tbe P&D meeting. Mike Hug aDd Jerzy Lewicki indi<."ated at the TRC ~ftg that we would be Tece.Mas a &xed copy of the VUw-.g-~' 'a'~~ rKUn'vU~!Ab vU~cN ET AL . ~ ......"""-. . ....,........... ....-- ---- ID:5547714523 PAGE 6/.2 Jama Chcro( Esquir:e 1\I1y II. 1997 Pap 3 . . . --!:.'ElJf!i.~ ~s c/oQ.""ems the aftemocm oflu1y ISth u they were not l'eCluDed on the due date of July 14th. We Jum:yet to rcceiye them. _ ~.. .J. ~ r W f} .. ~ FAX. tnt's dDc...u~ 'mrr\UA \ )l!.Op Di.L-r~ 4. We beIiew that MozxIay ~ we adequatcIy sed ~ issues set:foIth in the July l~ ..../_ I W11etter &om VIIJIBSSa Uc:ra to Mite Haag ami will DOt rciietate those again; however. we expect a -r\' respoDla from tJ. City as to bow it will be lddreaiDg tholO. Iftbey coamot b. deU1 with in very shott order. they ad U ID bDpedjD1_ to any ~ to remothe Discount Auto Parts' contnct. We IR also ~ tmm)'OU a reIpOIJII to our lIaan of May 28th and July 2nd, wbich iarJude tho propoaocl Second Am--tftUlftt to Settlement Agmmeat. . W.look torwanl to a prompt response from the City 011 t1=e aDd othDr issues that we discussed at our 1uly 14. 1m ~ with you, City st.df and the Mayor. , . , cc: Michael Monoa (561-241..0646) William II Boose m, Esquire (hC8aIY s. ~ EIquire , . , ~......__. 10,9547714923 PAGE 7/12 --- 6~ ~, 6Y.'~ r~ur'iV~QIM~ ~U~~N ~I AL ;,; ~-' - m ---lMI UNITED NAnONAL BANI( OPERAnONS~ 5901 .MIAMI LUCES DRIVE EAST M.IAJ.Q LAI<ES, FJDRIDA 3301" FAX /I 3Q5.626.8~ FAX COVER SHEET DA.TE: W: . FROM: RE: -.-:11,? / f7 GAte;, J! ,erG JoI"AAlt-r Sl"'~'1" U.....~,ur E4ev A<<".,,Ji NUMBER OF PAGES, INCLVDlNG COVD SHEET: . 2. ~. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS & r a.e,pr AE~IEw I.A.l1' .)r,.....e ".~,.. ;Ja.,u '/J./ '7 . r lICI.,e 11" ~ jellJ f't.. " (,. 'f'. .,~'# 1 ~~& .,."... ,,.~ I, ,.... "U" I' tIfT. '...,... III' .....''''T' ~ 1f.~lu C c . #1':",- ",. . , 'f... .,.- , I . IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ALL PASS PLEASE CALl 305- '25-"'32 CONPIDEN1lALI1T NonCE Th. ~ ~iIn; tliv ~.copIer trw1Smission co.-ta. canfidentiaI irIfcrmation belonging 10 .. ....., which ill IIgatIy prMIeged. The rformation is intended am, far 1118 use. fA the indMdual(s) or MtIy ~ 1Ibove. If you .. not .. ~ ~ yau .. ~ ~ hit .rwy dildosure. capying. dIItrt:Mb1 or the fBkfng d 8nY action in .~ an ... ~..... 01 "'.. ".~gpIed lnro.,t.ellOn. it *Icdy ppatdb1t84. If )'aU ,.,. r'IIC=-iwd ttU ...copy In en'Or. plea. irnnaedfIItety notifr us by IIIIephane at 1he numb.. 8bove tg amII1g8 _ .. nItum of .. aigln" ~ent 10 \& . w.o\.. ..-.\-:tdr_...... vU~-'C-w' 'C'~~ rKUM'~U~~A~ GOREN .g-;;.;;'NIIiCNI ~-_ E'I' AL ID'SS47714S23 PACE 8/12 , I . ~~.~ of Accomt ~-- & ."."" nil kl I 1 ,,-_1_ 121-'llaW ""1 ~ 1 0incI ~.. fD: 407.0400 . ~ UIlftD ~ ... AI aC'.llOlr ... fa .MJI IDCII ClIft . .,.- ICIW,t)I "'~aa. 1IOOtD.Imrt lLM:& .m1Jft yuu:ukl: ~ aIL am .. Jr&PUII UaitaI N... .... 1"" ........ LaIlIs 1Iv4 Waf ..... a-Ia IIL'M01..22IS o ~~~~~ _"_n,"" 'NICD~ ..",.. ~~ tt~ .ft' ...." II'M DIIIr' tru. - u. ~ OJ.30 302.101.16 u.. (i.30 . ~ 303.2~~_ 0. -- ( , "'UK!:;;N 1:;;1 ~~u ~un'vvo."O _ __w - .... ~ ..., . CO , ...,:: ....::. , "'...w ~ ~ .......__ r ,SW'7 ~614t ..ut lEACH CTV ATTY if a-...... Ik AI: CMr;y Car&. c.u..ra ~ llfeBMo; .. O~ ,,~ -4. ~I~...... __ '-'4., . ~ ~... --...--".W.~ ~......~ ......, ....... .. 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C1t...... -, 1 ~I"""""!le"""'''",_ __~.. a., .__ " ~......, 7 J;.. ~~I. A - f.~"~ .-rat..."."" ."tI ............... aty ,'.......-.0 "'''.1.. -cc.a,.........wJlhP ~J. , JI......................~.. . M..._c:a,.~~ ;.,.. "---' "'-Wo~ PUr) -10). "-lpC... "~w........~ ~.....fetkaa,~.... 0Si'I.. 1'3&I47J&I .... oc: '-eM.1woape. """Coo, - -DfC...ZJJ-si67.,...-.,- " .~~ ~ V'-.':?/p- - -_.~ ...... ~~r..___._~ v~RCR ~-~ AL .-"--. .-..---...---.-- ~ ...."'"-. 10'8547714512:3 PAGE 11/12 DEVELor~"ENT SERVICES DEPARTMErr- pLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMI!!NT MEMORANDUM NO. 91-384 TO: Tambri J. Heyden, AlCP Planning and Zoning Dbec:tcr J8Izy Lewicki. Ac:tfng Senior Planner June 30. 1897 Shoppes of Waalbright PCD - Master PI8n MadItIcation, r' review <D1'1li t.... FIe No. MPMD 97e002 ~ . DATE: SUBJECT: Please be advised of the foIowing comments nllative to the secand review of the modtffed mat8r ... for 1M abave-refenmced prajN. 1. The sit8 avns shown on the submitted plan do not matd1 the signs shown on h epproved lign pJagram. Ermin_ from the master' plan tire site aIgna tom the foIawIng lites: · Cracker BarnII. , ~ · Race Trac. · Home Depot. 2. 11Ie second freHtandfng Iii" on the Home Depot propertv has not been permitted by the most I8C8nt sign program for Shoppes 01 WoaIbright PCO. Eliminate any f8feNnce in ~ to this sign tram the master plan. 3. Modify the first naIe frum 1he notes eectian of the master plan to Ie8d _ fallows: .S.. plan for /oQIIon and Biz. of minimum requited periphetaJ gt8IJnbeIt>>. 4. Amend the chart that ident'ifi.s previous master plans whtn modified to ~ the apprVfl'. d8te Ute mater plan modiftcation was 8ppAMd by the CIIy Commission. AI8o~ ~1C8Ie that the approvals .. subject to .. comnaems.. JUL-18-S? 16,44 FROM,JOSIAS COREN ET AL 10.9547714923 PAGE 12/12 Page 2 Memot8ndurn No. 87~ ShGPl* cI'Noabight Pee - Nr'wPtan~ At. No. MPUD 97.0a2 5. It. recommended that 1M plant 1peCie. size and spacing ptan within !he 25 foot wide periplwal grcenbel required along the ncd side of the PCD east of S.W. sa SIr8et be lilted on the mater plan inoIuaq notes "-'a.g il~, pllnt gnade and Instalatfon If*IIua1i-tL . . . G. Considering the time frane for the campJetion of Industrial AQcea Road! MOItons WaylPurpJe I-IItart Way which is ~...I~.... .. PUD is September 7, 1817 and thent is not a cummt appRo ~ IUbIlIitted for imptovemera in 1he ~l'ight PIKa PUD It .lIINmIIlllMdedthat the ilpplicant make pennit applic8tian for the RoadNIay.1n 30 days of the ~v.ldwion approval of the subject request and complete the load by the preMous~ approved d8f8 of September 7,1997. 7. Subrrissian of a ..aifIbd master plan showing ~&ance with the conditions of appRMII for 1he project wiD be requinId to be 8Ubmitted to . the PIIming and ZOnqJ Oepartmem, prtor to ~ ofO='*'CV for ' DIscount Auto or Food Court (whichever 0CCUI1I fht). 8. To provide consistency between all elements of submittal. amend the request letter to erminate substilulion ofth~ 2S foot pe;~ 9R!enbeJt with a 10 faot peripheral GI88nbeft c:antanng a 8 feet high ~ Wall. Central File ..."'" 1RaA~ 2NDREYII!!W~ OI'WIOCI.IIMiHrMQVE NaImt ~y. ( , L .. ....It .. MTP Group, Inc. 12798 \Iv. Forest Hill Blvd., Suite 102 West Palm Belich, FL 33414 Phone: (407/ 795-0678 Te/"fax: (407/ 795-0230 January 17, 1997 p, ;,...... /'.!/.' ,'. II ~?/I-' /'r ~.'/_, ~.I, ,-~ f\ cE c.. if It..... / "'1(}...~ rf:-'r:" ...4/../ / c. r I//V I I.. '. '. _, d /'....::..' ~J L;/y.. /f', '-. (4 rrltC.,) / .C.I' G iy'J William Hukill, P .E. Director of Development City of Boynton Beach 100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, Florida 33425-0310 Re: Woolbright Place PCDIPUD Dear Mr. Hukill: MTP Group, Inc. has prepared the attached trip generation comparison of the approved versus the proposed land uses at Woolbright Place PCD/PUD. The analysis has been performed using the trip generation rates included in the Palm Beach County Land Development Code Section 10.8: Fair Share Road Impact Fees. This analysis is a revision of our previous analysis to incorporate the proposed 3,710 square feet restaurant in one of the out-parcels previously assumed as a 4,000 square feet retail. Weare attaching tables 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 which summarizes the trip generation comparison using Palm Beach County standards. We have used the same table numbers for purpose of comparison with our previous study. As shown in these tables, the net external trip generation potential of the proposed development is lower than that of the approved development. Therefore, there is no additional traffic impact resulting from the proposed change. Please do not hesitate to give us a call should you have any questions about the contents of this letter. / Sincerely, /;~I I ! 1/ 'i- II /1 .' / MTP Grou~J' '7, '~7 I'/!I .f ,/ -.. J I, 7/ lilt '{Al Maria . Palombo. P.E. President Attachments Copy: Michael Morton MTPlMOR Ilm.LER /,(;5 Residential Out Parcels Commercial WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCD/PUD TRIP GENERATION RATES TABLE 6 Palm Beach County - Land Development Code - Section 10.8 Fair Share Road Impact Fees Single-Family: Multi-Family: Duplex: Single Family Detached Attached Housing Attached Housing Palm Beach County - Land Development Code - Section 10.8 Fair Share Road Impact Fees Commercial: Bank: Restaurant: General Commercial Under 570,000 Sq. Ft Drive-In Bank High-Turnover (Sit-Down) Restaurant Fast Food Restaurant Gas Station Convenience Store Gas Station: Convenience Store: Palm Beach County - Land Development Code - Section 10.8 Fair Share Road Impact Fees Commercial: General Commercial Under 570,000 Sq. Ft. _. - ~7) --- ~) 3b~ WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCOIPUD DAILY TRIP GENERATION PROPOSED LAND USES TABLE 8 Trip Generation Daily Passer-by New Land Use Units Amount Rate Trips Percentage Passer-by Trips Residential Single-Family Dwelling Units 85 10 850 N/A 0 850 Multi-Family Dwelling Units 548 7 3,836 N/A 0 3,836 Duplex Dwelling Units 16 7 112 N/A 0 112 Subtotal 4,798 0 4,798 ~ Acres 14 750 N/A 0 750 Subtotal 750 0 750 Out Parcels Restaurant - High Turnover 1,000 Square Feet 3.710 205.36 762 15.0% 114 648 Commercial 1,000 Square Feet 6.745 - 1,310 44.9% 589 721 Restaurant - Fast Food - 1,000 Square Feet 3.175 632.12 2,007 30.0% 602 1,405 Gas Station Stations 1.000 748 748 58.0% 434 314 Convenience Store 1,000 Square Feet 3.404 737.99 2,512 45.0% 1,130 1,382 Restaurant - High Turnover 1,000 Square Feet 9.970 205.36 2,047 15.0% 307 1,740 Subtotal 9,386 3,176 6,210 Commercial Home Depot 1,000 Square Feet 102.250 - 7,166 42.8% 3,067 4,099 Commercial 1,000 Square Feet 157. 000 9,369 41.6% 3,894 5,475 Subtotal 16,535 6,961 9,574 TOTAL 287.254 31.469 10,137 21,332 . Banen Ashman Traffic Study (January 23. 1990) - Ln(T) '" 625Ln(X) + 5.985 - Fast Fooo Restaurant WIth Drive- Througn WOOL TRP1 WK. l&.J_7 0.:57 PM ~ 1 ;,""-- 7i?~~ WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCDIPUD NET EXTERNAL TRIP GENERATION APPROVED LAND USES TABLE 9 Land Use New Trips Internal Capture Internal Trips Net External Trios Residential 4,592 20% 918 3,674 Churct.J. 750 0% o 750 Qytp~ 7,009 25% 1,752 5,257 Commercial 9,106 29% 2,670 6,436 '~~~~;::~i'?O-.~^.t";if.":Jr'~;jZ"~57' :\,jt~:i~t~~25~1r~~~~~.i'6'\1r:7~ "-~;_'......_"y:c~-' . . ; .' _'~'.~I;l ,,~I"\La_..., "'~"""'2'l.,.. ,~'~~""':"'7"_"'~'~ _ -~1~;).".....:,.,;':T<,7<> _ ,-,-:'t'.~....,.-Ct:~,~~1 :& ~" " ~~"''IoV~'......: ,,"'........ ~ ........... - "~,,,>:_~". -, :w:':"""'........ji,;,~,:.":l'....'/:!~...._"'~. ~ .~~ ..... ~ I0o;lOo_ WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCD/PUD NET EXTERNAL TRIP GENERATION PROPOSED LAND USES TABLE 10 Land Use New Trips Internal Capture Internal Trips Net External Trios Residential 4,798 20% 960 3,838 Church 750 0% 0 750 Convenience Store 1,382 32% 442 940 Out Parcels 4,828 25% 1,207 3,621 Commercial 9,574 27% 2,609 6,965 It:::~':0Z~~~::}~~2T~gt~.:~~3:~=:~j';~.3?.:''.~'~'J~..~:::5.~~~::'1:~:=:~~f~-=d~B;:;i~iij~1]~:; 5roS:- Engin ers Plan Surveyors Landscape Architects Environmental Consultants ~@~O\'II~~ CCl CONSULT 2200 PARK CENTRAl BLVD., N, SUITE 100, POMPANO BEACH, FL 33064, (954) 974-2200 · FAX (954) 973-2686 December 6, 1996 Mr. Mike Haag City of Boynton Beach Planning Department 100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, Florida 33425 RE: Woolbright Place PUD (POD 1) Conditions of Approval File Number: MPMD 96-005 CCl Project No. 3425 Dear Mike: Please find enclosed a copy of the Conditions of Approval and our responses to the 78 items that were brought up during the review. Also enclosed are ten (10) copies of Sheets MP1 and MP2 for the Master Plan which have been revised in accordance with these comments. I hope that you find everything in order. PUBLIC WORKS Comments: None UTILITIES Comments: 1. The utility easement located in the rear of units 8 and 9 shall be located so that large canopy-style trees do not overhang into the easement Palm trees and shrubs may be placed within the easement, but not over the force main. The easement shan also extend at least 10 feet from the force main to the easement line on the building side, so as to prevent encroachment by future structures including pools, screen rooms, etc. The applicant acknowledges the position of the Utilities Department and will comply. 2. The same conditions shall apply to that portion of the easement running in a general northlsouth direction (i.e. no overhang by large trees into the easement). The applicant acknowledges the position of the Utilities Department and will comply. FIRE Comments: None I Me Mike Haag City of Boynton Beach Planning Department December 6, 1996 Page Two POLICE Comments: 3. In regard to the entrance security gate, a system that is accessible via telephone by the policeJfirelutility departments. The telephone number would be made available to policelfirelutility communications. When entrance to the area is necessary, communications would activate the gates by telephoning the given number. This type of system allo1NS for maximum security and less number of people knowing the telephone/access number. The telephone system being suggested will be complied with and we will work closely with the Police Department on the implementation of this system. DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Comments: 4. No building structure, screen enclosure, pool, or portion thereof is allowed within setbacks, either now or in the future. Chap. 1, Art II, pg. 1-30. Item is acknowledged. 5. Project shall have underground utilities to residential units. Chap. 2.5, Sec. 9E, pg. 2,5-7. Item is acknowledged. 6. Show the locations of all temporary structures or permanent structures having a temporary use. Provide a statement outlining the temporary use and when they will be removed. Chap. 3, Art IV, Sec. 3R, pg. 3-5. The temporary structures have been shown on Sheet MP2. The sales trailer will be used throughout 1997 or until all the units have been sold and units are being built on lots 57 through 59. 7. Provide a master stormwater management plan. Chap. 3, Art IV, Sec. 3T, pg. 3-6. A copy of the Master Engineering Plan has been attached to Sheets MP1 and MP2. This parcel is part of the overall water management system for Woolbright Place and utilizes the lake across the street A pipe has been stubbed to the property to provide direct drainage into the lake area, while the water quality and water quantity requirements have been met A copy of the permit and the drainage statement as required in Item 10 have been attached to this resubmission. 8. Site plan review and approval required. Chap. 4, Sec. 2, pg. 4-1. Item is acknowledged. 9. Plat review and approval required. Chap. 5, Art II, Sec. 1, pg. 5-1. Item is acknowledged. 10. Provide certification by Developer's Engineer that drainage plan complies with all city codes and standards. Chap. 6, Art. IV, Sec. 5A, pg. 607 and Chap. 23, Art IIF, pg. 23-8. Certification by the Developer's Engineer that the drainage plan will comply with all city codes and standards in accordance with Chap. 6, M IV, Sec. 5A, pg. 607 and Chap, 23, Art IIF, pg. 23-8 has been attached. Mr. Mike Haag - CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. City of Boynton Beach Planning Department December 6, 1996 Page Three 11. Locate all drainage easements. Chap. 6, Art. IV, Sec. 68, pg. 6-9. The necessary easements have been shown on the Master Plan. 12. Minimum street right-of-way width for a local street with 2 mountable curbs is 50 feet; with swales minimum right-of- way width is 60 feet Chap. 6, Art. IV, Sec. 1 DC, pg. 6-11, The minimum street right-of-way for this project was reduced by the City Council to 40 feet, allowing for mountable curbs and sidewalks on both sides. This is in keeping with the Section AA shown on Sheet MP2. 13. Need SFWMD and LWDD acceptance prior to Engineering approval. Chap. 6, Art VII, Sec. 4B, pg. 6-24, It is acknowledged that a SFWMD and LWDD permit will be required prior to Engineering approval. 14. Applicanfs attention is directed to regarding Chap. 7, pg. 7-1 surety requirements. The applicant will review Chap. 7, pg. 7-1 regarding surety requirements for the project The applicant understands that the city is currently reviewing and potentially revising the surety requirements for projects, We will work closely with the Engineering Department as to the changes that may be taking place. 15. All landscaped areas shall be provided with an automatic water supply system. Chap. 7.5, Art. II, Sec. 5B, pg. 7, 5-14. Item is acknowledged. 16. Provide stop signs and stop bars in accordance with the "Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices.. Chap. 23, Art. IIB2, pg. 23-7. Item is acknowledged. 17. All plans submitted for specific permits shan meet the city's code requirements at time of application. These permits indude, but are not timited to the foOowing: site tighting, 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 Item is acknowledged. 18. Revise documents to reflect all comments. The documents have been revised in accordance with the comments. 19. Verify which roads require naming (for mail delivery) with U.S. Postal Service. A letter will be sent to the U.S. Postal Service (with a copy of the plat as is being submitted to the city) asking for street names. A copy of the letter to the U.S. Postal Service will be submitted to the city. 20. Indicate name of subdivision. Chap. 3, Sec. 3A, pg. 3-4. The projecfs name will be Crystal Key. 21. Show location, names and elevations of adjacent subdMsions. Chap. 3, Sec. 3E, pg. 3-4. Location and names of the adjacentsubdivisions have been shown on the property. To the north is Lake Boynton Estates, Plat 2, to the east and south is the Vinings of Boynton Beach, and across the street to the west is a lake area. As to the elevations, spot elevations have been added to the Master Engineering drawing which have been attached. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Mr. Mike Haag City of Boynton Beach Planning Department December 6, 1996 Page Four 22. Show topographical conditions of tract. Chap. 3, Sec. 3g, pg. 3-4. . Topographical information has been added to the Master Engine7ring Plan. 23. Provide generalized statement of subsurface conditions. Chap. 3, Sec. 3M, pg 3-5. At this time, geotechnical work has not been finalized on the property. The property consists primarily of sands. Further geotechnical work will be done in the near future. Copies of borings will be provided to the city for their use. 24. Show utilities on or adjacent to the tract. Chap. 3, Sec. 30, pg. 3-5. The adjacent utilities have been added to the Master Engineering drawing which has been attached. 25. Dead end streets are prohibited. Chap. 6, Art IV, Sec. 10T, pg. 6-14. The dead end streets were eliminated on the northeast and southwest corners. This is reflected on Sheet MP2. 26. Permits must be obtained for work within R.O.W. Chap. 22, Art. II, Sec. 7 A, pg. 22-3. Item is acknowledged. 27. Complete irrigated landscaping in S.W, 8th Street R.O.W. including medians and areas outside pavement edges prior to recording of plat This indudes entire R.O.W. from approximately the south edge of the 14.18 acre church parcel to north terminus of S.W. 8th Street construction. Landscape design must be approved by the City Forester prior to installation, and the installation itself must be accepted by the City Forester prior to recording of plat Based on a meeting with the City Council, it is understood that the S.W. 8th Street R.O.W. medians need to be landscaped within ninety (90) days of plat approval. 28, Show location of relocated 12' utility easement approved by Resolution R95-65. The 12' relocated utility easement in accordance with Resolution R95-65 has been added to MP2. 29. It is recommended that the streets are paved in two lifts. The two lifts that are being recommended will be taken into consideration. At this time, a commitment is not being made as to utilizing two lifts of asphalt. FORESTER/ENVIRONMENTALIST Comments: 30. The applicant should submit landscape and irrigation plans for S.W. 8th Street medians and right-Of-ways. The plans should be reviewed and approved by the Technical Review Committee (TRC) for any possible conflicts. The plans should show quantities, specifications and species of trees with any understory plantings. A note should be on the plans that the maintenance of the landscapelirrigation improvements will be provided by the applicanfs commercial association. Item is acknowledged. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Mr. Mike Haag City of Boynton Beach Planning Department December 6, 1996 Page Five 31. The undisturbed open area portion of the site can be evaluated as a vegetative, visual barrier only after all of the exotic vegetation has been removed from the site. There may be voids in the visual buffer after the clearing of exotics ~hat will have to be landscaped with native species and receive water until established. The present elevation of this open area is higher than S.W. 8th Street and may change as part of the project. These activities may affect whether the undisturbed open area can be used as a visual buffer rather than the applicant plantinglirrigating anew buffer along the western perimeter of the project. The project should continue in the normal review process. Based on the City Council meeting the area referred to as the undisturbed open area will be cleared of all exotic vegetation. After the area has been cleared of exotic vegetation the Urban Forester will have the opportunity to review the property to determine whether additional buffering through vegetation or berming will be necessary. In the event that the Urban Forester notifies the applicant that no additional work is required, then this will serve as the buffer between 8th Street and Lake Boynton Estates. In the event that the Urban Forester feels that additional work will be required, the applicant will be obligated to add the additional buffering materials. PARKS AND RECREATION Comments: 32. As the developer has chosen not to provide five private basic park requirements, the submittal does not qualify for one-half credit for private recreation. Item is acknowledged. 33. Based on the number of singly family units, the following recreation fee applies: 84 single-family units x .0180 = 1.512 acres As the developer has already paid one-half of the fee, his dedication is: 1.512 divided by 2 = .756 acres. Fee in lieu of land is recommended. Item is acknowledged. PLANNING AND ZONING Comments: 34. To provide a more efficient layout of the project regarding street design for services provided by the city such as fire rescue, emergency services and sanitation pick-up, it is recommended that the lot design in the northeast and southwest portions of the project be redesigned by omitting lots or creating pie shaped lots on a street radius rather than allowing the short dead end streets that do not have a cul-de-sac turn-around. Item is acknowledged. We believe that modifications required by City Council and based on meetings with their staff are adequately shown on Sheet MP2. 35. Submit a landscape plan for the area identified as open parcel (undisturbed). The plan shall include grading elevations, type of landscape material, plant material specifications including type of lawn grass and irrigation requirements. As described in Item 31, after the clearing of the exotic materials has been done, the applicant will work with the Urban Forester to determine if any additional landscaping is required. In the event that the Urban Forester requires additional landscaping or berming, a plan will be prepared and submitted for his approval prior to the installation. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Mr. Mike Haag City of Boynton Beach Planning Department December 6, 1996 Page Six 36. All parking spaces provided or required for the recreation pool area shall be designed to comply with the city regulati9ns specified in the City's Land Development Regulations, Chapter 23 - Parking Lots. Amend the plan accordingly.' Item is acknowledged. 37 . To maintain consistency regarding the building setback for the perimeter of the project it is recommended that the proposed forty (40) foot building setback remain around the perimeter of the portion of the site titled Open Parcel Area (Undisturbed), including the south property line for the proposed tract. The forty (40) foot building setback has been added to the Open Parcel Area (Undisturbed) on Sheet MP2. 38. On sheet MP1 of 2, identify the new name of Morton's Way, as specified in Resolution R96-112. Morton's Way has been shown on the plan as Purple Heart Way in accordance with Resolution R96-112. 39. On sheet MP1 of 2, change general note 1 and 3 to reflect the method the developer is or has complied with the city's recreation requirement for the entire PUD. In describing the approved or proposed method, delineate the compliance by showing the computations per each pod or parcel within the PUD. We have modified general note 1. POD 2A is no longer pertinent since it has been completed and the site plan improvements were done in accordance with the city code. This also applies to POD 2B. On POD 1 it is acknowledged that the developer of POD 1 will not provide the required amenity package to eliminate half of the recreation fee and will pay the required fee. It was determined that it was unnecessary to modify Sheet MP1. 40. It is recommended that a twenty (20) foot setback be established around the recreation pool area. Show and dimension on sheet MP2 of 2, the 20 foot setback for structures and all recreation amenities. The twenty (20) foot setback around the recreation pool area has been shown. It is felt that the requirement applies to specifically the building and the pool area, but that the deck area may be closer to the lot line and somewhat in accordance with the minimum setback standards shown on Sheet MP2. Shown on the draINing is the pool and the deck area being twenty (20) feet away from any lot line, with the deck being within five (5) feet of the same. 41. It is recommended that the depth of lots 71 through 77 be reduced 0.5 feet to allow the depth of lots 78 through 84 to be increased from 95 feet to 95.5 feet which would establish a minimum lot size for the development of 4,037.5 square feet rather than the proposed 3,990 square feet. The present minimum lot size, in the city for single-family detached units, is 4,000 square feet. Lots have all been revised in accordance with this recommendation, providing for a minimum square footage of 4,053 square feet. These changes are all reflected on Sheet MP2. 42. To clarify the minimum standards for the PUD, amend the project summary note 7 found on sheet MP2 of 2 as follows: Minimum lot size: 42' x 95.5' (4,037.5 square feet) Minimum lot frontage 42'. Lot frontage shaD be measured at the 15 foot setback line for the following irregular shaped lots; 1-8 and 45-48. The lots have been modified. The 42' frontage have been shown on the pie-shaped lots with their respective setbacks. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Mr. Mike Haag City of Boynton Beach Planning Department December 6, 1996 Page Seven 43. On sheet MP1 of 2, add a general note indicating that the PUD is subject to the conditions of approval of City of Boynton Beach Resolution R96-112 regarding the reduction in the width of Morton's Way. . Note 4 (now revised to note 3) has been revised to add Resolution R96-112. 44, Add to the master plan submittal the previously approved landscape plans for S.W. 8th Street, the water management area, lake plantings and the preservation area requirements. It was agreed to at the City Council meeting that the applicant will provide the City with the current approved landscape plans for 8th Street, water management area, lake plantings and the preservation areas. These will be submitted under separate cover. 45. Add to the site data found on sheet MP1 of 2, the density (number of dwelling units per acre) represented for the gross acreage of the PUD. Also identify the land use classification of the PUD as defined on the City's Future Land Use Map. The number of dwelling units per acre represented for the gross acreage of the PUD have been added to Sheet MP1. Also the City's Future Land Use designation has been added to this sheet. 46, On sheet MP1 of 2, amend the south border of the Woolbright Place PUD on the west side of S.W. 8th Street to correctly identify the property line that separates the Woolbright Place PUD from the Shoppes of Woolbright PCD as established by Ordinance 89-16. Ordinance 89-18 is the ordinance that established the PUD. Rectify the Woolbright Place PUD plat documents to correspond with Ordinance 89.18. It is recommended that the land shown on the master plan within the Church Parcel that is not zoned PUD be rezoned, by the applicant, from PCD to PUD, unless otherwise determined unnecessary by the city attorney. Amend the legal description, plans and site data on sheet MP1 of 2 accordingly. It is felt that the requirements for PCD and PUD have been cleared up and that the current legals shown on the PCD and PUD are in keeping with the actual conditions. The modifications have been approved both by the PCD and PUD. 47. Sheet MP1 of 2 indicates that POD 1 will have 5 common recreation amenities; however, the plans only reflect a pool. Correct the plans accordingly. This has been modified to show that only a pool is provided. 48. On sheet MP2 of 2, modify general note 1 to indicate the 0,32 acre private recreation tract, the 1.47 acre open area parcel and the 2.64 acre private road tract located within POD 1 are owned, operated and perpetually maintained by the projects homeowner's association. Include any other land area that is proposed to be common land for the development. On Sheet MP2, we have modified the general note to show that the point .32 acre private recreation and the 1.47 open area and the 2.64 private road tract within the POD 1 are owned, operated and perpetually maintained by the projects homeowner's association. 49. To clarify note 4 found on MP2 of 2, move the note to sheet MP1 of 2 and show on the plan the location size, and shape of the medians adjacent to the street frontage of the subject PUD. It is recommended that the last three words of note 4 be changed from homeowner's association to Woolbright Place Master Association, Inc, The general note 4 on MP2 of 2 has been moved to Sheet MP 1 of 2 and has been modified to reflect that Woolbright Place Master Association, Inc. will be the responsible entity for the maintenance of the medians. It needs to be noted, however, that there are no medians adjacent to POD 1; that the medians cease to the south prior to reaching the POD 1 property line. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Mr. Mike Haag City of Boynton Beach Planning Department December 6,1996 Page Eight 50. Prior to plat approval of POD 1, Homeowner's Association documents will be required to be submitted for review by staff. .The documents shaD comply with the specifications identified in Chapter 2.5 - Planned Unit Development, Section 6 and Chapter 5 - Platting, Article V, Section 1 D 11 of the City's Land Development Regulations. It is acknowledged that the Homeowner's Association documents will be submitted for review by the staff prior to the approval of plat for POD 1. 51. On sheet MP1 of 2 modify general note 9 by omitting the last sentence and adding the words "as defined on each plat within the PUD" before the period at the end of the first sentence. We are not sure what note 9 is referring to. We will contact the city to determine what needs to be changed and will make the modifications as required. 52. To clarify the issue regarding location of fences on perimeter lots within POD 1, move general note 9 found on sheet MP1 of 2 and place it below the typical lot drawings depicting lots with perimeter landscape buffer easements. General note 9 has not been moved and left under the general landscape planning notes for the overall project. We feel that it is pertinent not only to POD 1 but to the rest of the project, and more appropriately left at this location. 53. To clarify the areas of the project that will require site plan review, add text to general note 12 found on sheet MP2 of 2 indicating that site plan review is also required for the site wall or fence, landscaping for the open parcel and project signage located at the entrance to the site. Note has been added. 54. To provide privacy for lots 1 and 48, it is recommended that a common ground tract of land be shown on both sides of the entrance road. This can be accomplished by moving the adjacent row of lots to the north and south. Additional buffering through wallsl fencing or landscaping will be included to provide privacy for lots 1 and 47, previously 48. 55. To provide privacy for lot 84 which is abutting the east side of the proposed private recreation pool, it is recommended that either the pool and cabana exchange locations or the cabana and pool be rotated ninety (90) degrees in a clockwise direction. The site plan has been modified by moving the pool and rotating the cabana for lot 83, formerly lot 84. This adjustment should provide additional privacy. 56. Specify on sheet MP1 of 2, the approved total peak hour trips that are allocated for the PUD and indicate how many trips are generated for the existing and proposed development for each parcel or pod identified on the master plan. The peak hour trips calculated on each pod for review and process with the traffic study have already been approved for this project. Given the complexity and the lengthy nature of this information, it is not shown on the plans but has been specified in the report. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Mr. Mike Haag City of Boynton Beach Planning Department December 6, 1996 Page Nine 57. To install the buffer plan proposed by the applicant (25 feet wide abutting the north property line of the PUD) in compliance with the FPL guidelines regarding planting trees near overhead power lines, the tree materials identified on the plan would have to be changed. The reason the tree material should be changed is that the north portion of the proposed buffer overlaps a five foot wide utility easement that has overtiead power lines. One-half of the five (5) foot wide utility easement occupies the north 2.5 feet of lots 8 through 22. It is recommended that prior to plat approval the applicant submit a site plan review request that depicts the buffer planting plans for all areas of the project that include buffer plantings on single-family platted lots. The submittal shall include planting plans for the north buffer that have been reviewed and approved by FPL. If the FPL approval requires the omission of trees, reduction in tree size specifications or change in location of tree material, the north buffer easement and plantings shall be moved into the site a distance that would allow FPL to approve the proposed planting scheme and recommended planting specifications. The below listed planting changes and specifications are recommended to be added to the proposed plan to describe a typical 1 00 foot section of the buffer. Trees: Specify the two (2) Red Cedar trees, three (3) Slash Pines, one (1) Live Oak, two (2) Gumbo Limbo and three (3) Sabal Palm trees shall be twelve (12) feet tall at time of planting. Hedges: Show fifty-one (51), twenty-four inch to thirty-six (24 to 36) inch tall Coco Plum plants along the top of the four foot tall berm and space the plants 2 feet on center. The plants shall form a continuous hedge row the entire length of the buffer. Shrubs: The 24 Scm Palmetto plants shown on the plan shall be thirty to thirty-six (30 to 36) inches tall (15 gallon) at time of planting. Install forty-eight (48), thirty-six inch to forty-eight (36 to 48) inch tall Myrsine plants, spaced five (5) foot on center, alternating 12 plants each side of the top of the berm 25 foot intervals. For each 100 lineal feet of buffer alternate Myrsine, Randia, Wax Myrtle, Florida Privet, Wild Coffee and Necklace Pod plants. The shrubs shall be placed in a manner to form a meandering shape of the buffer as viewed from the plan view. Ground Cover: Omit the Purple and Yellow Lantana plants (deciduous) and replace with a total of two hundred (200),12 to 18 inch tall Liriope plants (evergreen). The Liriope shall be planted on 12 inch centers with 100 plants instaned on each side of the benn for each 75 or 100 foot section of the buffer. The Liriope plants shall be installed to accentuate the meandering shape of buffer. It is recommended that this entire buffer be installed prior to the issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy of any recreation structure, sales model facility, or of a residential unit, whichever comes first. This item has been complied with, with the qualification that in the area near lots 8 and 9 by utility easement, palms in lieu of the trees specified on the plan view of the buffer on Sheet MP1, will be utilized. 58. To install the approved 25 foot wide landscape buffer plan, as identified in Resolution R92-210, in compliance with the FPL guidelines regarding proximity of large trees to overhead power lines, the location of the buffer, berm and large trees within the buffer will have to be relocated so that the row of large trees shown on the north side of the plan are 30 feet away from the power lines. The Slash Pine, Live Oak and Gumbo Limbo trees identified on the approved plan are listed as large trees in the FPL brochure. It is recommended that prior to plat approval the applicant submit a site plan review request that depicts the buffer plans for all areas of the project that include buffer p1antings on single-family platted lots. The submittal shall include planting plans of the north buffer that have been reviewed and approved by FPL. If the FPL approval requires trees to be omitted or a reduction in size specifications or change in location of tree material the north buffer easement and plantings shall be moved into the site a distance consistent with FPL specifications. The below listed planting changes and specification are recommended to he added to the approved buffer plant to clarify a typical section of buffer plan. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. .{ Mr. Mike Haag City of Boynton Beach Planning Department December 6, 1996 Page Ten Trees: First one hundred lineal feet of buffer plant three (3) (fifty foot on center), 12 to 14 foot tall Live Oak trees placed three feet from the north side of the 25 foot wide buffer easement and plant two (2) (fifty foot on center altemating spacing from the oaks located on the north side of the buffer), 12 to 14 foot tall Live Oak trees placed three feet north of the south side of the buffer easement. The next seventy-five feet of the buffer install a grouping fourteen (14) (ten feet on center), 12 to 14 foot tall Slash Pines (7 on each side of the top of the berm). For the next one hundred feet of buffer plant three (3) (fifty foot on center), 12 to 14 foot tall Gumbo Limbo trees placed three feet from the north side of the 25 foot wide buffer and plant two (2) (fifty foot on center alternating spacing from the Gumbo Umbo located on the north side of the buffer), 12 to 14 foot tall Gumbo Limbo trees placed three feet north of the south side of the buffer. The previous three sections of tree p1antings shall be repeated the entire length of the landscape buffer easement. Hedges: Install, fifty-one (51), twenty-four inch to thirty-six (24 to 36) inch tall Coco Plum plants along the top of the four foot tall berm and space the plants 2 feet on center. The plants shall form a continuous hedge row the entire length of the buffer. For each 100 foot or 75 foot section of the buffer Coco Plum and Wax Myrtle plants shall be alternated. Shrubs: Spot plant forty (40), forty-eight to sixty (48 to 60) inch tall, at time of planting, containerized Saw Palmetto palms around each group of 14 Slash Pine trees (20 palms on each side of the top of the berm). Install, forty-eight (48), thirty-six inch to forty-eight (36 to 48) inch tall Randia plants, five (5) foot on center, alternating 12 plants each side of the top of the berm at 25 foot intervals. For each 75 or 100 foot section of the buffer alternate Randia, Myrsine, Florida Privet, Wild Coffee or Necklace Pod plants. The shrubs shall be placed in a manner to form a meandering shape of the buffer as viewed from the plan view. Ground Cover: Omit the Lantana plants (deciduous),and replace with a total of two hundred (200), 12 to 18 inch tal Uriope plants (evergreen). The Liriope shaD be planted on 12 inch centers with 100 pants installed on each side of the berm at each 100 foot or 75 foot typical section. The plants are to be placed to accentuate the meandering shape of the buffer. One hundred (100) Fakahatchee grass or Liriope plants may be alternated each 100 foot or 75 foot section of the buffer. It is recommended that this entire buffer be installed prior to the issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy of any recreation structure, sales model facility or of a residential unit, whichever comes first. This item has been deleted. 59. To ensure that the north property line landscape buffer is continuous at the rear of lots 8 and 9, either move the proposed city utility easement six (6) feet to the south so that the city utility easement does not encroach the landscape buffer easement or re-route the utility easement to run north and south between lots 9 and 10. The utility easement has been left in place with the modification per Item 57 above. The applicant will work with the City to provide necessary buffering between the two projects and work with Utilities as to the location of any impacted vegetation around the force main. 60. It is recommended that the approved landscape buffer easement and planting be continued along the east and north sides of the land identified on the submitted plans as Open Parcel Area (Undisturbed). The buffer should terminate at the east site of S.W. 8th Street at the northwest corner of the PUD. This recommendation may be omitted if the City ForesterlEnvironmentalist determines that the existing landscape material located on the open parcel creates a buffer equal to the approved buffer. The buffer will end with the landscape berm at the extension of the rear of the building for lot 7 which is approximately twenty five (25) feet west of the last lot in the Lake Boynton Estates Plat 2as shown on Sheet MP2. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Mr. Mike Haag City of Boynton Beach Planning Department Decem ber 6, 1996 Page Eleven 61. To clarify the specie and spacing of the planting proposed for the south and east landscape buffer easement, indicate on the plans that the trees, hedges and shrubs shall be native and the hedges shall form a continuous row installed two (2) foot on center. Further specify on the plan that the mass planting shall be installed two (2) foot on center aM at least 10 plants shall be installed for each forty-two (42) lineal feet of buffer. Also, specify on the plan the height and slope of the berm, This note will be modified in accordance with the plan. 62. Lots 22 and 44 are nonconforming lots with regards to the minimum frontage of 42 feet, specified on the plan. Correct the plans to show no less than a 42 foot frontage on all lots. Lots have been modified on Sheet MP2. The lots 42, 43, 20 and 21 have been dimensioned to show the distance for the 42 foot frontage which will be measured at the respective setbacks. 63. Add to the plan a continuous sidewalk within the right-of-way between lots 4 and 8. A sidewalk has been added on the cul-de-sac adjacent to Lots 4 through 7. 64. To provide a street system that will allow proper access by city services to the development that is I()cated north of the subject site, it is recommended that the developer buHd a cul-de-sac to city standards at the east end of S.W. 4th Avenue. Following city approval of the street construction, the developer shall dedicate the right-of-way to the city. A cul-de-sac has not been added, nor is it a requirement to be added to this master plan. 65. Show on sheet MP1 of 2 the five (5) foot tall landscape berm with ficus hedge (located at the highest point of the berm) that is described in resolution number R95-65 as required along the west property line of the PUD with the exception of the church parcel. Also, list on the plan the landscape and berm specifications that are described in the resolution. The hedge and berm described in R95-65 has been shown on Sheet MP1. 66. On sheet MP1 of 2, add the typical cross section drawing of Morton's Way, as it is depicted in resolution number R95-65. Also add to the drawing the approved configuration of the pavement for the Industrial Access Road including the landscaping and sidewalk referenced in the resolution. If the location of the three (3) curb cuts proposed for the south side of the road are not known at this time, place a note on the plan referencing that three curb cuts are proposed and they will be installed to city standards. The cross section for Morton's Way in Resolution R95-65 has been added to Sheet MP1. That section depicts the approved pavement configuration and sidewalk, as well as the required Landscape Improvements. 67. On sheet M P1 of 2 revise site data note B to reflect the title of the pods where the multi-family units are located. This note has been modified to reflect the title of the pods where the multi-family units are located. 68. To provide clarity in determining all the setbacks for the project, it is recommended that typical lot/unit detail drawings be added to sheet MP2 of 2. The drawings shall include dimensioned setbacks for the building, screen enclosures, pools and easements. The detail drawing shall include a typical lot, corner lot, perimeter lots for each border of the project, cuk:le-sac lots and any other special or irregular shaped lot Include within the typical drawing the location of proposed or easements of record. Below the drawings identify the specific lot number(s) that the detail drawing represents. Ensure that the detail drawings represent all lots proposed for the development Additional information has been provided in accordance with this item. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Mr. Mike Haag City of Boynton Beach Planning Department December 6, 1996 Page Twelve 69. Modify the temporary model center area to show no less than three (3) parking spaces per each residential model. . The temporary models as well as the details of the sales trailer, will be subject to a site plan and submitted under separate cover. This information acknowledges, however, that a minimum of three (3) parking spaces per model will be required. 70. It is recommended that the maximum height of the single-family structures be established at 25 feet This height is consistent with the height limitation on the homes that are located to the north in the R-1A (Single-Family Residential) zoning district. Amend the site data on sheet 2 of 2 accordingly. It is understood that the requirement for the building height has now been set at 30 feet. This is shown as note 6 on Sheet MP2. 71. With a distinguishable symbol, identify on sheet MP2 of 2 the front of the following lots; 1, 8, 23, 45, 48, 57, 58, 66,67, 77 and 78. The lot widths in front of the non-standard 42 foot lots have been added dimensionally. 72. It is recommended that a ten (10) foot wide landscape buffer easement, located along S. W. 8th Street be extended to the north limit of the PUD. The entire buffer shall include a two (2) foot tall berm (centered in the new landscape buffer easement) and the material planted in the easement shall match the landscape scheme of the landscaping along the south border of the subject project. The landscape material shall be located in a landscape easement and the easement dedication shall place the maintenance of the landscape material and irrigation as the responsibility of the H.O.A. The ten (10) foot landscape buffer has been added on Sheet MP2 in accordance with this request. 73. Submit for permit review plans showing the S.W. 8th Street approved landscaping (plans located in the Development Department) that abuts the Woolbright Place PUD. The landscaping shall be installed and approved by the city landscape inspector prior to the plat being recorded for Pod 1 or 90 days following the planning and Development Board approval of the subject master plan modification, whichever comes first Item is acknowledged. 74. To establish a minimum floor area for the proposed units that is comparable to the minimum floor area required in the single-family homes abutting the project to the north, it is recommended that additional information be added to project summary note number 5 found on sheet MP2 of 2 indicating that 1,250 square feet is the minimum floor area. Also add to note 5 the required square footage regulations listed in Section 4. K. of Chapter 2 - Zoning of the City's land Development Regulations. The minimum alc area has been increased to 1,250 square feet. This is shown on note 5 project summary on Sheet MP2. 75. Provide proper authorization for the subject request, by submitting written verification from the board of directors of Woolbright Place Master Association, Inc. indicating that Richard C. Wohlfarth, P.E., of CCl Consultants, Inc. is their representative. A verification by the Director of Woolbright Place Master Association, Inc. indicating that Richard C. Wohlfarth, P.E., of CCl Consultants, Inc. is their representative has been attached to this letter. The Acting Director is represented by The Morton Group. Inc., Michael Morton, specifically. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Mr. Mike Haag City of Boynton Beach Planning Department December 6, 1996 Page Thirteen 76. Submission of a rectified master plan showing compliance with the conditions of approval for the project will be required to be submitted to the Planning and Zoning Department, in triplicate, prior to platting and/or site plan review for the PUD. It is acknowledged that the conditions of approval for the project will require prior submittal to the Planning and Zoning Department in triplicate for sign-off prior to platting and/or site plan review for the PUD, vered all the items per your comments. I look forward to bringing this project to a conclusion with you. n you in advance for all the help you have given us. RCW:wmg-k Enclosures C:IDOCIRCW\3425MH.L TR CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Engi ers Planners Surveyors Landscape Architects Environmental Consultants 2200 PARK CENTRAL BLVD., N, SUITE 100, POMPANO BEACH, FL 33064, (954) 974-2200. FAX (954) 973-2686 DRAINAGE CERTIFICATION I, Richard C. Wohlfarth, P.E., Florida Registration No. 20044 hereby certify that the drainage plans for the Woolbright Place PUD (POD 1) a/kla Crystal Key will comply with City Codes and Standards, specifically, Chapter 6, Article IV, Section 5A, pages 6 - 7 and Chapter 23, Article IIF, pages 23-8. ,'W t" "f rta.., 'P-f: ::. . .~. o:u a I ~.~.:. " . -:-~ : ent '. ", ~ "C, :; '\ . ~~: (_'l", .~ :': ,.'.....;~: .';~ :,:./ I 'L.--:-(p,- ~ -;"'<,( \ \ " Date (Seal) C:IDOC\RCW\34250RAI.CRT fJ1ie City of $oynton $eacli 100 'E. 'Boynton 'Beadi 'Bouk'lJQ.t'({ P.O. 'Bo~310 'Boynton 'BUUn.. ~Coritfa 33425-0310 City 1lafl: (407) 375-fj()()() ~.9lX: (407) 375-6090 August 27, 1996 Re: Woolbright Place PUD - MPMD # 96-005 Dear Although not required by city codes, as a courtesy since you own property within 400 feet of Pod 1 of the above-reference project, you are being notified of changes proposed to this approved master plan. Richard C. Wohlfarth, P.E. of CCL Consultants Inc. has requested the amendment, which in part, includes the following changes to this approved master plan: 1) change the dwelling units within Pod 1 from 90 multi-family dwelling units to 84 single- family, detached dwelling units; 2) reduce the northern boundary setback from 60 feet to 40 feet and reduce the perimeter building setback along S. W. 8th Street from 40 feet to 25 feet; 3) establish a 15 foot south perimeter building setback and a 20 foot east perimeter building setback; and 4) the addition of private recreation facilities on 14.05 acres. This request will be considered by the City Commission on Tuesday, September 4, 1996 at 7:00 P.M. at the City Commission Chambers located at 100 E. Boynton Beach Boulevard, Boynton Beach, Florida. All interested parties are encouraged to attend. The plans depicting the proposed changes are available for review, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m, in the Planning and Zoning Department. Sincerely, tYtl? f gr;J' Tambri J. Heyden Planning and Zoning Director TJH:dim Attachments xc: Central File c:WLBRGH3.PF ;t~riaz 's {jateway to tfu {julfstream Barb~ra L: Stillwell 717 W. Ocean Dr. Boynton Beach, FL 33423 Gerald D.& Debra F Fraser 736 W. Ocean Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Howard R. Scharlin TR 748 Ocean Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Keld C & Diana L Petersen 303 SW 7th St Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Andrew Luchey Jr 5577 Descaretes Cir Boynton Beach, FL 33437 Carol R. Fretwell 713 SW 3rd Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Cameaux 0 & Marie B Danois 604 SW 3 Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Volmar Immacula & Lionel Simeus 618 SW 3rd Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Lloyd M Fournier & Toni L 638 SW 3rd Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Marie S Papendick 656 SW 3rd Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Me:. ~ A. Wyatt 721 W. Ocean Dr. Boynton Beach, FL 33426 David R. & Joanne Howell 742 W. Ocean Dr Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Eva Mae Vaughn 302 SW 8th St. Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Virginia E. Keister 3939 Black Forest Cir Boynton Beach, FL 33436 Kenneth G.Marjorie A Lesko 72 6 W Ocean Dr Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Richard J. & Dorothy M Glaeser 707 SW 3rd Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Deniese Rejouit 604 SW 3rd Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Sandra J. Gent 624 SW 3 Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Richard A Mollenkopf 644 SW 3 Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Richard L Smith & Gertie M 191 W 19th St Huntington, NY 11746 Wi_J.ard A. Deal 238 SW 8th St Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Luis A. & Belinda W.Santiago 748 W. Ocean Dr Boynton Beach, FL 33426 John A. Pagliarulo Bldg Contractor 3546 S Lake Dr Boynton Beach, FL 33435 David A & Karen L Nyquist & 712 W Ocean. Dr Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Robin Hanna 719 SW 3 Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Wesley D. Dupre 317 SW 7th St Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Joseph F & Marie R Felix 614 SW 3rd Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Lisa A Farrington 628 SW 3 Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Cheryl B Wellman 650 SW 3rd Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Gary M Pouncey & Wanda J 661 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33425 David A Michelle L Pelletier 12667 72 Ct North W Palm Beach, FL 33412 Melinda L Billick 641 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Thomas A Ward Jr & Catherine A 623 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Daniel Boyar & Robin K 712 SW 3rd Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Antonio Velardo 102 Narragansett Ave Ossining, NY 10562 Caldos Adult Comm., Inc c/o P B Leisureville Comm Assn 1007 Ocean Dr Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Jennie Wieser & Mary A Florczak 806 Ocean Dr Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Loretta B Myers & Carol L St.Cyr 1118 Lake Ter Apt 114H Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Norma Ferrari 104 SW 8th PI Boynton Beach, FL 33426 F M Capalbo & Caroline L 4 Capalbo PI Cos Cob, CT 06807 Jcdnne M Ernst & Jerry R Strickland 653 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 William & Deborah J Dick 647 SW 4 Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Frank J & Jean R Hert 637 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Joan K. Renuart 627 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Norbert 0 Manning & Barbara J 700 SW 3rd Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Rene L Cormier & Robin L 706 SW 3rd Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Vinola I Rada & Francisco Diaz 718 SW 3rd Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 James Alfano 730 SW 3rd Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Catherine T Maiale 703 SW 1st Ct Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Thomas A Conner III & Clara 723 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Charlotte E Kluba 802 Ocean Dr Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Katherine R. Aliesky Rev Tr Ag 804 W Ocean Dr Boynton Beach, FL 33426 John J. McGillivary & Henry ARies & Margaret F Priscilla B 809 SW 3rd Ave 12 Deep Brook Rd Boynton Beach, FL 33426 West Yarmouth, MA 02673 Margaret Allen Charlie H Byrd & Vickie A 80S SW 3rd Ave 803 SW 3rd Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Douglas G Rogers Eweretta C Rogers 106 SW 8 PI Boynton Beach, FL 33426 E S Mc Cue & Lucille T 108 SW 8th PI Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Arnold & Margaret Roberts 112 SW 8th PI Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Helen M Hamilton & Robert C Hamilton 114 SW 8th PI Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Ele:;;.nor It Treadwell H6 SW Sth PI Boynton Beach, FL 33426 John R. Powers & Carrie M & Mae M Green 107 6th St NE Pulaski, VA 24301 Edward J Otis 202 SW Sth PI Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Thomas J & Joan M Tully 106 SW S Ct Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Jessie C Bendixen Jr & Yvette 2101 W Commercial Blvd Suite 1400 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309 Roy T Essery & Catherine 11S SW Sth Ct Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Robert H Swett Jr & Maxine W H9 SW Sth PI Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Mary L Ricker H3 SW Sth PI Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Bradley Hermanson & Hope 106 SW Sth Court Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Rita M Evans H1 SW Sth Ct Boynton Beach, FL 33426 R.lard & Doris Botts HS SW S Pl Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Mcu.ion Z Peirano 120 SW Sth PI Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Helen M Sword 124 SW Sth PI Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Peter G Gordon TR Peter G Gordon Rev Living Tr 200 SW Sth Place Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Paul F Mehle 14006 SW 4Sth Terr Miami, FL 33175 D W Murray & Helen P 104 sw Sth Ct Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Robert E Carl 10S SW S Ct Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Geraldine Ewing Tr Gerald Ewing Trust PO Box 1150 Boynton Beach, FL 33425 Paul Collins & Barbara 19 Roberts Rd Wellesley, MA 021S1 Richard W Washburn & Virginia 116 SW Sth Ct Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Catherine J Diehl 123 SW Sth PI Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Arthur Taylor & Norma E 121 SW Sth Place Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Harry 0 & Diana Ohmstedt 10 patricia Ln Saratoga Spring, NY 12S66 Blanche V Hobbs H5 SW Sth PI Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Joseph Scislowski Dawn L Roy 111 SW S Place Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Therese Indiveri Rita Indiveri 1106 Siesta Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Joan A Mauger & Dorothy Frankel 105 SW Sth Pl Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Grace B Kneuer 103 SW Sth PI Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Harrie E Oppenhuizen Tr 7016 Bingham St Hudsonville, MI 49426 John A & Dorothy A Kelley 107 SW S CT Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Robert R"Brown Revocable Living Tr H5 SW 8 Ct Boyntorr Beach, FL 33426 Michael A Czecholinski & Debra J 706 SW 4 Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Gina B Schiefer 600 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 William J Sepko 632 SW 4 Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Edward F & Frances Pyzyna 638 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Jeffrey D Dayhoff 652 SW 4 Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Harold E Strow 74~ W Ocean Dr Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Edward & Lai Seto 73~ Ocean Dr Boynton Beach, FL 33426 ~ ~eph B Phelan & Patricia M ~03 SW 8th Ct Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Mark R Worrell Sr & Nancy 7~2 SW 4 Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Joseph & Patricia Ferrechio 35 Lakewood Dr Stow, MA O~775 Paul S Colombo 634 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 To Hai & Shelly M 642 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Kenneth W & Marianne Griffiths 656 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Robert P & Mary BierbrauerF 75~ W Ocean Dr Boynton Beach, FL 33426 k~gelo & Annette P Pagliarulo ~830 E Oak Knoll Cir Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33324 Mary A Fornataro 7~8 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Laurent Ghislaine 628 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Mark A & Brenda L Landin 636 SW 4 Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Robert & Antoinette ReardonF 648 SW 4th Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Christine A Wolfer 504 SW 7th St Boynton Beach, FL 33426 First Baptist Church of Boynton Beach FL Inc 30~ N Seacrest Blvd Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Nancy Worrell 712 S.W. 4th Avenue Ed an~aters 709 S.W. 4th Avenue 737-1381 \~ 0 P Ck~ -+\: --I'G\ \~ \s<3S\C gJ~ - 4.tld-\ ~ Vinola Rada 719 S.W. 3rd Avenue 735-3842 ~b - l\\ n -U:4"\i"\~"SN::6 Robin Hanna \ S.W. 3rd Avenue ( 'S. 'l\<"t:- 4\. as t=-~) 735-3842 \: Gary Lehnertz Z5ho 619 S.W. 2nd Avenue u::.v'\ 1('v,t::.)r:;-Ac,c.w/~,,~\.E ,~ ~~) ~,.~3 737 -2753 Mary Ann Fornataro 8/50 U.r2oc; 718 S.W. 4th Avenue ,\' 'I 738-5725 -----------' -~ f'.JS, \ N ~u..\\e:..E ~'L \~~l~ C;~~ Carol Fretwell ~ 713 S.W. 3rd Avenue SO 737-6424 4-:':r) - \...E~, ~ts>.si\~ Robert Reardon y;h 648 S.W. 4th Avenue 0 y<)~- ~"0 {~,:\..::~::A.B\.... -~ ~~~\r,E~ 734-2906 Margaret Roberts Leisureville ~ ~ - ,j~ ~'S5 -~ 1...s.:~\C \j\' IN G~ 8('] D ~"d. ~ --- ..--""J \'- ~~Ql:::(t~(:,.,J ~~c:.\&) @. c\\S ~E>\.:~ 1ZL~5\ C) Roy Essery 118 S.W. 8th Court 732-4914 Homeowner (Michael Czecholinski?) 706 S.W. 4th Avenue 'f/"?V. '"> 738-6395 4. ,) 0 CS\L I tP ,jr"')' / ~ ~~ ~ /' v'~./ \\^"J..(,~ .~}J~ /' J ~\\ A.t6 r#' f1~)~~ F~~~ or}, rv~~ ~\\l ,'~CL CONSULTI'N1s, INC.~ .frY'" /\' I ~{> ~(/ ~ ,~(f'- ., ~'~ u i~ \ ~ D~ ,. l' l't\ _ ~ J ,f ~j -( U Engineers [1.-.-:b- ~ If/ , ~ ro (1 ~ \' -, L?,f (, \) 1((/ l Planners 'J {\' '" ~v {' ,-' M ) ';d',j' Y' Surveyors f\v~& y V '~o }J'o~1J ~. \ ~ tLandscape Architects ./ I r 6 l") !Klt" , . vi" Environmental Consultants '\ ,', ~at' {U 2200 PARK CENTRAL BLVD., N, SUITE 100, OM~NO B CH, FL 33064, (954) 974-2200 · FAX (954) 973-2686 r~:iiL@ ~ 20 ~, ~ I~ UL..! - -..0 ~ I .... D! ~~I~IING AND j l.....hl".. _ ZONING DEPT. August 2, 1996 Mr. Michael Haag Planning & Zoning CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, Florida 33425-0310 Re: Woolbright Place PUD - New Master Plan Modification (pOD 1) 14-Acre Parcel, Boynton Beach, Florida CCL's Project No. 3425-02 Dear Mr. Haag: Please fmd enclosed (12) copies of our modified Master Plan for the above-referenced project along with a check in the amount of $500.00 for the review fee. Pursuant to our recent conversations, this is a revision to the previously submitted plans that were reviewed by DRC and City Council over the past four months. The primary revisions to the plans are as follows: 1. The 25' landscape buffer located on the north end is now shown on the plans. 2. Pursuant to an agreement with the City Utilities Department, we have rerouted the force main to be within the 25' landscape buffer (see sheet 2 of2). 3. The smallest lot on the plan is now 42' x 95' which are the seven (7) lots adjacent to the recreation area. 4. The recreation area has been internalized pursuant to comments from the City Council. 5. The landscape buffers and the building setbacks are detailed on the plan and we believe are in keeping with discussions that took place during the review process. 0&/13/96 TUE 11:34 FAX 9549732686 eeL CONSULTANTS ~002 eel CONSULTANTS, INC. ~ng;r'I"sr(; Planneriil SUNfiYors;: Landti:C:lptI> ArehitQCQ: ~nvl"Ql'lfl'llil:'l&aJ CoI'l~j,lIt_I'lt; 2200 PARK CENTRAL BLVD., N, SUITE 100, POMPANO BEACH, FL 33064, (954) 974-2200 · Fp:x, (954) 973-2666 August 13, 1996 Via Facsimile: (561) 375-6090 Mr. Michael Haag Planning & Zoning CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, Florida 33425-0310 Re: Woolbright Place PUD - New Master Plan Modifications (poD 1) 14- Acre Parcel, Boynton Beach, Florida cevs Project No. 3425-02 Dear Mr. Haag: Based on the TRC meeting this morning, we are hereby requesting you to remove the above referenced item from the Augu$: 20th City CoWlcil meeting agenda lUld place us on the September 4th agenda. Thank you. Very truly yours, eeL CONSULTANTS. INC. ~ Richard C. Wohlfarth. P.E. President RCW/ddp cc: Michael Morton Mr. Michael Haag August 2, 1996 Page two While this letter is trying to identify the major changes and points of interest to aid your review, there may be other changes that will come out during the review process. As we discussed, Mr. Morton is making a presentation to the County Commission on August 6th, to show them the proposed changes and how we have reacted to some of their comments. It is our hope that at this meeting we can get the Commission to acknowledge, subject to the review process, that they are at least reasonably in favor of this new concept in order to allow us to proceed. At this time it is our hope that by making the submission today that we will be on the August 13th Development Review Committee meeting agenda. Given the history of this project, Mr. Morton would like to go to City Council on August 20th so that we can proceed to the Planning Commission on September 10th for approval. Thank you for your help on this matter. We look forward to meeting with you in the near future to discuss the ability of meeting the above schedule. Meanwhile, if you have any questions or comments please do not hesitate to contact me. Very truly yours, CCL Consultants, Inc. ~~ Richard C. Wohlfarth, P .E. President RCW/ddp Enc!. cc: Michael Morton Tim Kelly CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. -'-""- fJ1i.e City of r.Boynton r.Beacli '\\n "",J ~ ~ : ~ ~ I~l'; \t~Jl 100 'E. 'Boynton 'Beadt '1Joukvartf P.O. 'BOi(310 'Boynton 'Beadt, ~foritla. 33425-0310 City 9fa[[: (407) 375-6000 ~fU: (407) 375-6090 PLANNING "NO ZONING DE.PI July 30, 1996 VIA: FACSIMILE Mr. Richard C. Wohlfarth, P.E. President CCL Consultants, Inc. 2200 Park Central Blvd. N., Suite 100 Pompano Beach, FL 33064 RE: Woolbright Place PUD - New Master Plan Modification Dear Mr. Wohlfarth: I am in receipt of your letter, however, please see the attached letter of July 24th to Mr. Morton which indicated the procedure which must be followed for the revised master plan for the Woolbright Place PUD. If you would like to make an informal presentation to the City Commission on August 6, 1996, I will be happy to place you on the agenda under Presentations. This will not constitute any formal action by the City, it is for informational purposes of the City Commission only. You must still follow the procedure as set forth by Ms. Heyden. Sincerely, CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 7 /)' {a,~vu r;~ Carrie Parker City Manager CP:jc Attachment cc: Michael Morton Tambri Heyden Jim Cherof FYI TO: FROM: Mayor & Commission - -' 'tC .IL. ~rrreri.c.a 's (jateway to tlie (julfstream Carrie Parker ., ~/ %e City of 'Boynton 'Beacn '- ....., '. 100 'E. 'Boynton 'B~1i. 'Boukvartf P.O. 'BOit,310 'Boynton 'B~Ii., %nUfa 33425-0310 City:JfJU[: (407) 375-6()()() 7'JU: (407) 375-6090 --= VIA FACSIMll..E - 407-241-0646 July 24, 1996 Mr. Michael Morton 902 Clint Moore Road, Suite 124 Boca Raton, Florida 33487 RE: New Master Plan Modification for Woolbright Place PUD - Pod 1 Dear Mr. Morton: Michael Haag of my office has provided me a copy of your letter he received July 22, 1996 which attaches a new revised master plan for Pod 1 at the Woolbright Place PUD and requests formal review by the City Commission on August 6, 1996-. Since the last plan was withdrawn at the July 2, 1996 City Commission meeting, this is a new application which requires a $500 submittal fee and submittal of twelve sets of all plans required by the subdivision ordinance. This must be received prior to review by staff and the Technical Review Committee (TRC) for preparation of comments to allow subsequent forwarding to the City Commission for fonnal consideration. Once your application is complete we will schedule your application before the TRC and City Commission. IT you choose to make an informal presentation of your plan to the City Commission on August 6th, you may do so at public audience or by contacting the City Manager's office for placement on the agenda under Presentations. Sincerely, --:/W'k - g4L~L-..- Tambri J. Heyden, AICP / ' Planning and Zoning Director RECEIVED" TJH:arw xc: Carrie Parker, City Manager Jim Cherof, City Attorney Michael E. Haag, Current Planning Coordinator a:WooIPod1.TJH ,IIIL 25 1996 CITY MANAGEi'S OFFI~ A ; ~ f \ ~ ,-r ' /v 5{nzeru:a's (jateway to tlie quifstream UJ(JU(~~ [l~ ll:~l FAX H5~ 973 2686 eeL co~srLH"'TS llIU02 \ eel CONSULTANTS, INC. EngtnHl'S F'lannm Surve:rOfS Landsc.Jpe ArchltKts Errvironmentsl CO"lSlJJtan~ 2200 PARK CENTRAL BLVD., 1\, SUITE 100, POMPANO BEACH, FL 33064, (954) 97'--2200 · FIV< (954} 973-2686 July 30, 1996 Via Facsimile: (561) 375-6011 Ms. Carrie Parker City Mana&er CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach. Florida 3342S..Q310 Re: Woolbright Place PUD - New Master Plan Modification (poD 1) 14-Acre Parcel, Boynton Beach, Florida CeL's Project No. 3425-02 Dear Ms. Parker: We are presently making revisions to the above referenced master plan. Prior to making a formal submittal to Planning and Zoning, we would like to present it to the City Commission on August 6, 1996. Therefore, we are hereby requesting that this item be placed on the August 6th agenda. We will forward you our conceptual master plan on Wednesday, July 31. for your review. TI1ank you for your assistance on this matter. Very truly yours. CCL CONSULTANTS. INC. c-~ Richard C. Wohlfarth, P,E. President -- RCW/ddp cc: Michael MortOn U7!aU/~O l~~ la:a~ rftA ~ ~UI ~~l UO~O lIlVl'(lVi'I \,;il'(VlIY ~ll(,l~ RIAL E-..i1!.. Il'lVWl!OlTllIkNTS · GENERAL CONTluc" ORI 902,CL1Nr MO()lt~: ROAD, S1:I'fE 124 ECt:A RATON. Fl.vRIOA 334137 PHI.lN"tr.: 407 .Sl91. :l1:J:J . F...x: 407 - ::41.0646 ME1\10RANDUM TO: Ms. Carrie Parker/City Manager The City of Boynton .Beach 100 E. Boynton Beach Boulevard 80)'oton Beach. Florida 33425-0310 FROM: Michael )10rt08 DATE: 7-30-96 RE: Woolbrigbt Place P.lY.D. (14) Acre Residential Parcel Via Fax: (561) 375-6090 Dear Ms. Parker: We have revised the stngle family site plan for this parcel to meet with the requests of both the City Commlssion, and the adjacent residents. Ms Hayden and 1 have exchanged letters as to the procedure now requlTed for submisslon into the process. Thcreiore, 1 respectfully request that we be an agenda item on the August 6th City Commission calendar. I believe this will give us a IIreading" and if we receive a consensus, J will fonnally submit a new application and fee as required Six (6) copies of the revised site plan will be sent to Ms Hayden Wednesday, A.M., July 31 5t by eeL Consultants, Inc. I thank you in advance for your cooperatIon, Sincerely, ~~~@ Michael Morton cc: James Cherof, Esquire Howard Scharlin, Esquire Jerry Taylor, City Mayor Via Fax: (9~4) 771-4923 Via Fax: (305) 358-0602 Via Fa.'(: (407) 375-6011 1'.....,..... RECEIVED aUL 30 1996 CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE ,. ) . I i I ?lie City of r.Boynton 'BeacJi ~~ -"L.l4 '_... 100 'E. 'Boynton 'Buz&. '1Joukvartf P.o. 'Bo~310 'Boynton 'Btlllli, 7foritia 33425-0310 City:JfaU: (407) 375-6000 :F.9lX: (407) 375-6fJ90 July 26, 1996 VIA FACSIl\1ILE 407-241-0646 Mr. Michael Morton 902 Clint Moore Road, Suite 124 Boca Raton, Florida 33487 Re: \Voolbright Place PUD - Master Plan Modification (POD 1) Dear 'Ir. Morton: I have received your July 24, 1996 response to my July 24, 1996 letter to you. Briefly my letter states that the most recent drawing you've submitted can not be formally reviewed hy the Commission on August 6, 1996, as it is a new, incomplete application that has not heen reviewed by the Technical Review Committee (TRC). I continue to stand behind this position. The assumptions in your July 24th letter do not meet "Roberts Rules of Order". There is no approved plan. The Commission made a decision on your plan, which did not make it to the next step in the process (Planning and Development Board review) because of the Commission's subsequent action to reconsider their decision on your plan. Reconsidering opened up the request for rediscussion and renlaces the previous action. Your agent then withdrew your plan prior to a formal action by the Commission. If it was your desire at that meeting to resubmit a plan at a later date due to the Commission's reconsideration remarks, the request should have been tabled. The Commission would have then directed you to submit your revised plan to staff for new TRC comments prior to your revised plan being considered by them, as they've done in the ~. This aside, an application fee covers two TRC reviews, which has already occurred on the plan you withdrew. New plans incur new plan review costs and require re-review by the TRC before forwarding to the Commission. Since neither of these has occurred with your latest plan, I can not fonvard your plan to the City Manager's office for formal consideration by the Commission. Your option to receiving more than just my staff's cursory verbal comments is to request the same from the Commission on August 6th by :4merit;as yateway to tfie (julfstream Woolbright Place PUD Master Plan Modification (POD 1) Page 2 making a presentation of your conceptual plan. I have discussed this with the City Manager . You would need to contact her office to schedule this. I look forward to formal review of your latest settlement plan. Sincerely, J~'~4v4L/ Tambri J. Heyden, AICP Planning and Zoning Director TJH:dim xc: Carrie Parker, City Manager Jim Cherof, City Attorney Michael Haag, Current Planning Coordinator Central File REAL ESTATE INVE, NTS . GENERAL CONTRACTORS 902 CLINT MOORE ROAD, SUITE 124 BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 33487 PHONE: 407-994-3133 . FAX: 407-241-0646 MEMORANDUM 1"'-'\ ! ~ r"! : :: 1...: ) '\ 'iU i! U l~@~~wrnrn - 'U JUL 2 2 1996 TO: Mr. Mike Haig Planning Coordinator The City of Boynton Beach 100 E. Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, Florida 33425-0310 PLANNING AND ZONING DEPT. FROM: Michael Morton DATE: 7-18-96 RE: Woolbright Place P.U.D. (14) Acre Parcel Single Family Lots Dear Mike: As we discussed during our meeting at City Hall on Monday. I have enclosed the revised sketch for our (14) acre resident parcel. We were able to accommodate the Lake Boynton Estates residents by incorporating the 25'-0 landscape buffer area, and further satisfy Commissioner Jaskiewicz by locating the recreation parcel within our community. The street R.O.W, is 40'-0 but, we will put sidewalks on both sides as requested. I believe that we have captured the essence of what was asked of us. Therefore, please schedule us to be on the City Commission agenda for August 6th., to formally present the plan. We would like to meet with you next week, or the latest by July 30th to r view ny new planning department comments. CCL Consultants, Inc. will be doin h line" of this plan. If you have any questions please call Rick Woh rt, P or Brett Nein P.E. cc Mayor Jerry Taylor Vice Mayor Shirley Jaskiewicz Commissioner Matt Bradley Commissioner Henderson Tillman Commissioner James Titcomb Via: Federal Express Via: Federal Express Via Fax: (407) 375-6011 Via Fax: (407) 375-6011 Via Fax: (407) 375-6011 Haig.no2 , Ivl fI/o 1 (, .-o~r ill U"V J ... c.~~ .f~f J'~ ',-~t.../\...-'_'L.-i- ,) -:::'_~~_ ~ M~~:c~d'~ W 98 'AI. Forest Hill Blvd.. Suite 102 West Palm Sellch, FL 33414 7) 7 5-0678 Telefllx: (407) 795-0230 /\.--. ./ UIl;: , ~ lIP ~&~UW& PLANNING.,_: ZON !: ~tc.r'~!;D MA~ f'tA^' MPMDq(p-()t)~ "I ~ Q~ dMJ '/M1J!fh'- ~/ ^ ill m@mu WI ~:' :,1":1 ,:"""" ; ;1 :~~~~:~pMorton \\,~~~~"Lt~\'~\ I ~ ; ~ CfJ'v', \ .\1, ",Y I 6 -::- ~,~ ! i ;j I " 902 Ciint Moore Road, Suite 124 1<" i"' - -::'J L:J Boca Raton, Florida 33487 ./1. j /l ~f$-~ :'J U I Re: Woolbrigi>l PlaeeGIPUD ~Y^"- ~f ENGINEERlN.[J 5~1-w04' ~{~ 4~LWi. ' Dear Mr. Morton: ~ D M D ?~ May 14, 1996 MTP Group, Inc. has prepared a trip generation comparison of the approved versus the proposed land uses at Woolbright Place PCDIPUD. This development is located north of Woolbright Road and west of Interstate 95 in the City of Boynton Beach, Florida. Main access to the development is through SW 8th Street which connects to Woolbright Road to the south and Boynton Beach Boulevard to the north. The following methodology was used to perform the analysis: 1.- As directed by City staff during the meeting of May 1, 1996, the trip generation potential of the approved development was determined based on land uses included in the 1990 site plan. Since this site plan shows three out-parcels without specific land use designation, we included two restaurants and a bank, per your direction. These land uses are permitted by zoning code and are usually located in out-parcels. 2.- The approved residential development includes 640 multi-family dwelling units and 16 duplex dwelling units. 3.- Trip generation rates and/or equations were obtained from the latest edition of the Institute of Transponarion Engineers (lTE) Trip Generation Repon. The 1995 updated version was also used in the study. Table 1 shows the ITE land uses and land use codes used in the study. 4.- Passer-by percentages were obtained from Palm Beach County Land Development Code, Ankle 10, Section 10.8 Fair Share Road Impact Fees with the following exemptions: Bank. Palm Beach County applies 46% for Drive-In Banks. We have assumed a Walk-In Bank. Therefore, passer-by was reduced to 30%. Fast Food Restaurant without Drive- Throue:h. Palm Beach County applies 30% for Fast Food Restaurants with Drive-Through. Passer-by was reduced to 20% since the restaurant does not have a drive-through. Gas Station with Convenience Store. Palm Beach County applies trip generation rates for both gas station and convenience store. Therefore, the County applies 58 % passer-by for a gas station and 45 % passer-by for a convenience store. To be conservative, this study utilizes 45% for the gas station with convenience store. Mr. Michael Morton Woolbright Place PCDIPUD May 14, 1996 Page 2 of 2 Home Depot. The study utilizes the Palm Beach County passer-by rate for general commercial retail which follows: Passer-by % = 45.1 - O.0225(A) where A = 1,000 SF GLA 5.- As directed by the City Director of Development, Mr. William Hukill. we have made a ~omparison of "net external trips" for both the appro~ed and.p.r.Q,p,osed land uses. Tables 2 and 3 present the trip generation potential of the approved and proposed land uses. As shown in these tables, there is a considerable amount of traffic which is assumed as passer-by utilizing Palm Beach County allowed passer-by. In addition, Palm Beach County limits the amount of passer-by to 25 % of the traffic on the adjacent street. Since the amount of passer-by for the proposed uses is lower than the amount of passer-by for the approved uses. any revisions to these figures. if warranted, would result in higher new trips for the approved uses. Therefore. in order to be conservative, the amount of passer- by has not been revised. As shown in these tables,_ the trip generation potential of the approved uses is higher than that of the proposed uses by approximately 650 daily trips. <.. - A certain amount of traffic generated by this development will stay within. This traffic is referred to as "internal capture". The following assumptions have been used to determine the amount of internal capture: · Twenty percent (20%) of the residential traffic will be attracted to the out-parcels and commercial development within the property. · Twenty-five percent (25%) of the out-parcel traffic will be attracted to the commercial development within the property. Tables 4 and 5 present the net external trip generation potential of the approved and the proposed land uses respectively. As shown in these tables, tbe net external trip generation potential of the proposed development is lower than that of the approved d~ent by approxiInately seventy (70) daily trips. --........... ---- ----_.- ---- .----..-. Please do not hesitate to give us a call should you have any questions about the contents of this letter. Sincerely, ,j M"~ Maria T. Palombo, P.E. President Attachments !.rTP\MOIUI 496.LTR Residential Out Parcels Commercial WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCD/PUD ITE LAND USES TABLE 1 Institute of Transportation Engineers Trip Generation Report, 5th Edition Single-Family: Multi-Family: Duplex: Single Family Detached Housing Low-Rise Apartment Low-Rise Apartment Institute of Transportation Engineers Trip Generation Report, 5th Edition Commercial: Bank: ITE Code (210) ITE Code (221) ITE Code (221) Shopping Center less than 570,000 SF GLA ITE Code (820) Walk-In Bank ITE Code (911) Institute of Transportation Engineers Trip Generation Report, 5th Edition, February 1995 Update Restaurant Fast Food with Drive-Through Fast Food without Drive-Through High-Turnover (Sit-Down) Restaurant Gas Station/Convenience Store: Convenience Market with Gasoline Pumps Institute of Transportation Engineers Trip Generation Report, 5th Edition Commercial: ITE Code (834) ITE Code (833) ITE Code (832) ITE Code (853) Shopping Center less than 570,000 SF GLA. ITE Code (820) Institute of Transportation Engineers Trip Generation Report, 5th Edition, February 1995 Update Home Depot: Free-Standing Discount Store ITE Code (815) WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCDIPUD DAILY TRIP GENERATION APPROVED LAND USES TABLE 2 Trip Generation Daily Passer-by New Land Use Units Amount Rate Trips Percentage Passer-by Trips Residential Multi-Family Dwelling Units 640 6.59 4,218 NJA 0 4,218 Duplex Dwelling Units 16 6.59 105 NJA 0 105 Subtotal 4.323 0 4,323 Church Acres 14 . 750 NJA 0 750 Subtotal 750 0 750 Out Parcels Bank 1,000 Square Feet 4.300 140.61 605 30.0% 182 423 Restaurant - High Turnover 1.000 Square Feet 5.000 1n.87 889 15.0% 133 756 Restaurant - Fast Food - 1,000 Square Feet 4.300 786.22 3,381 20.0% 676 2.705 Commercial 1,000 Square Feet 4.000 - 945 45.0% 425 520 Commercial 1.000 Square Feet 58.000 - 5,028 43.8% 2.202 2.826 Subtotal 10,848 3,618 7,230 Commercial Home Depot 1.000 Square Feet 102.250 - 5.678 42.8% 2,430 3,248 Commercial 1,000 Square Feet 137.730 - 8,633 42.0% 3,626 5,007 Subtotal 14,311 6,056 8,255 TOTAL 315.580 30,232 9,674 20,558 . S8rton Ashm.n TI1IfIIc Study (January 23. 1990) - Fat Food RestaWMt Without Drive-Through -In(T) . .625Ln(X) + 5.~ - T. 98.77(X) . 4216.699 WOOlTRP,WK4 1~Q6 12:29 PM WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCOJPUO DAILY TRIP GENERATION PROPOSED LAND USES TABLE 3 Trip Generation Daily Passer-by New Land Use Units Amount Rate Trips Percentage Passer-by Trips Residential .._"'1 --./ . r" Single-Family Dwelling Units / 85/ ( 9.55 812 N1A 0 812 Multi-Family Dwelling Units ~48 6.59 3,611 N1A 0 3,611 Duplex Dwelling Units 16 \ 6.59 105 N1A 0 105 \ \,--~ Subtotal 4,528 0 4,528 Church Acres 14 . 750 N1A 0 750 Subtotal 750 0 750 Out Parcels Commercial 1,000 Square Feet 4.000 - 945 45.0% 425 520 Commercial 1,000 Square Feet 6.745 - 1,310 44.9% 589 721 Restaurant - Fast Food - 1,000 Square Feet 3.175 710.08 2,255 30.0% 6n 1,578 Gas Station/Convenience Store 1,000 Square Feet 3.404 845.6 2,878 45.0% 1,295 1,583 Restaurant - High Turnover 1,000 Square Feet 9.970 1n.87 1,n3 15.0% 266 1,507 Subtotal 9,161 3,252 5,909 Commercial Home Depot 1,000 Square Feet 102.250 - 5,678 42.8% 2,430 3,248 Commercial 1,000 Square Feet 157.000 - 9,369 41.6% 3,894 5,475 Subtotal 15,047 6,324 8,723 TOTAL 286.544 29,486 9,576 19,910 . Barton Ashman TratIIc Study (January 23.1990) - t.n(1) · .625t.n(X) + 5.985 .- Fat Food Restaurant with O.w.. Through -T. 98.77(X). 4216.699 WOOLTRPWKC 1~96 12:29 PM WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCD/PUD NET EXTERNAL TRIP GENERATION APPROVED LAND USES TABLE 4 Land Use New Trips Internal Trips Internal Capture Residential 4,323 20% 865 Church 750 0% Out Parcels 7,230 25% 1,808 Commercial 8,255 32% 2,673 Net External Trips 3,458 o 750 5.422 5,582 :.Jl1t\1r.It4til~*~\.~'1#.li~i~1~_.tr.t._i'i:. WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PCD/PUD NET EXTERNAL TRIP GENERATION PROPOSED LAND USES TABLE 5 Land Use New Trips Internal Trips Internal Capture Residential 4,528 20% 906 Church 750 0% 0 Out Parcels 5,909 25% 1.477 Commercial 8,723 27% 2.383 Net External Trips 3,622 750 4,432 6,340 ::j[~t1l1f119T.iijiijili~Ij:jililij;j,;jlg1:qi!;ff:jjijj:jjji;*j:IjIjjjjij:gflj!:::I:imijf;i:i:I1i;ji;ii~~:i:j:iif:j;ii:j;::::if:iili;f:11~1;iif: CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Engineers Planners Surveyors Landscape Architects Environmental Consultants 2200 PARK CENTRAL BLVD., N, SUITE 100, POMPANO BEACH, FL 33064, (954) 974-2200. FAX (954) 973-2686 May 13, 1996 R i7L\ r-li~, U: , ~ ~J_.5a."Jl, rn' dill . , ;:> ~ t ~l f U ! ~,~.., J \.; /'l'/ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH Attention: Mr. Mike Haag, Site Plan Review 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Re: WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PUD Conditions of approval for Woolbright Place PUD Boynton Beach File #96-002 CCL Engineer's Project No. 3425 Dear Mike: Pursuant to Exhibit E, Conditions of Approval, please accept this as our follow up on the comments. We have also included twelve (12) copies of the revised plans. UTILITIES Comment #1 We have included a Paving, Drainage, Water and Sewer Master Sheet for review by the Utilities Dept. On this sheet we have shown the connections for the sewer and the water along with the drainage. Items 2 and 3 have been deleted. In discussions with the Utility Dept., we have agreed to re-route the Force Main northerly from the existing pump station down 4th Avenue to 7th Street. FIRE None. POLICE None. ENGINEERING DIVISION I tern #4 No building structure, screen enclosure, pool, or portion thereof will be within set backs either now or in the future. Item #5 The project will have underground facilities to the residential units. Mr. Mike Haag May 13, 1996 WOOLBRIGHT PLACE pun Conditions of approval for Woolbright Place pun (continued) Page 2 Item #6 A temporary Sales Center is shown on Sheet #2 of #2. The intent is to utilize this temporary sales center to facilitate the selling of all the units and will remain in place until such time as all units have been sold and just prior to the construction of the units on the lots where the Sales Center has been located. The Sales Center will be fully removed along with all the other appurtenances. Item #7 A copy of the Storm Water Permit is on file with The Vinings project, which covers the entire PUD. As you can see we are utilizing the existing drainage that has been stubbed to the property; and therefore, only a permit modification will be required, through South Florida and Lake Worth Drainage District. Item #8 It is acknowledged that a Site Plan Review and approval will be required. Item #9 It is acknowledged that a Plat Review and approval will be required. Item 10 We believe that the providing of the sidewalks on one side is a reasonable request. As discussed in the past, the existing property can be built as a three-story walk-up apartment. We are trying to provide an alternative housing type; single family adjacent to the existing single family and in doing such provide an alternative housing type for this area. In order to do this, it is necessary to provide a modification to the existing plans. We feel that sidewalks on the single side adequately provides for pedestrian circulation for this product type. Item # 11 An Engineer's Certification stating that the drainage plan complies with all City codes and standards will be provided, as requested. Item #12 We have located the drainage easements on the plan and also highlighted on the Master Engineering drawing, the location of the drainage itself. Item # 13 We are requesting the use of a 40-foot right-of-way, and again as mentioned in Item #10, above that by providing alternative housing type in an area that could be multi-family 3-story apartments, we would like to have some consideration for the use of this revised section. We believe that this section provides adequate fire and police access; and as seen in the Police and Fire Comments, they appear to have no objection for that purpose and do feel that section provides adequate ingress/egress and service to the property. Item #14 We acknowledge that the mmlmum cul-de-sac is a 100 foot radius. However, there are no cul-de-sacs within the property. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Mr. Mike Haag May 13, 1996 WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PUD Conditions of approval for Woolbright Place PUD (continued) Page 3 Item #15 It is acknowledged that a South Florida Water Management District and Lake Worth Drainage District Permit will be required prior to approval. Item #16 The Applicant is acknowledging the surety requirements for the project. Item #17 All landscape areas will be provided with automatic water supply systems. Item #18 Stop signs and stop bars have been shown on the Site Plan and will be shown on the final engineering drawings in accordance with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, Chapter 23. BUILDING DIVISION Item #19 We acknowledge that the entrance sign square footage can be only 32 square feet. Item #20 The requested minimum/maximum lot coverage of 40% has been included in the legend. Item #21 We hope that upon review, it is determined that this is a non-substantial modification, and that we can proceed to the Planning Commission with the Commission's approval. I terns #22, #23, #24, #25 In reviewing the options and the necessary details, it was decided to show the Recreational Parcel as a blank parcel at this time. We are not seeking to get credits for the recreational elements at this time, however, at a later date a Site Plan specifically covering these items will be submitted and a determination as to credits and the amount of the actual fee in lieu of land will be paid. Item #26 We are requesting Items #26, #27 and #28 be deleted. We believe that the landscape buffer areas provided do provide a shield given the fact that this project being single family backing up the single family that is a warranted buffer. These details have been provided on the Site Plan. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Mr. Mike Haag May 13, 1996 WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PUD Conditions of approval for Woolbright Place PUD (continued) Page 4 PLANNING AND ZONING Item A note has been placed on the Master Plan Sheet # 1 of #2 and #2 of #2 indicating that the project is subject to conditions documented in the City of Boynton Beach, Resolution #95-65. Item #30 A 5-foot high tall landscape berm with a hedge located at the highest point of the berm has been provided as an exhibit to this letter. In addition, it is indicated that the berm shall be completed by August of 1996. This is different than the note shown on Item #30 which says February 7, 1996 since that time has come and gone. It is recommended that this be considered by the Planning Commission and that we be able to get this extension granted so that the berm can be built in this time frame. It is also agreed that the plan for the berm will be submitted to the City within 30 days upon approval of the Master Plan. This gives ample time to meet the above August deadline for the construction of the berm. It is also requested that the landscaping of the water management tract, 8.69 acre gross, be completed prior to the first C.O. within the 14 acre P.U.D. Item #31 It is believed that the Master Plan for the P.C.D. and the P.U.D. are in agreement with each other. This plan and legal description have been used for the past five (5) years. A review of Resolution #89-18 is being conducted at this time, and it is possible that in the resolution resolving the changes mentioned in this request, that the acres and legals could be revised accordingly. Item #32 A note has been placed on the industrial access road, Morton's Way, that is will be constructed by November 7, 1997. Also the typical section as shown on Resolution #95-65 has been included. Also a note that three (3) curb cuts are proposed and will be installed to City standards will be placed along Morton's Way. Also the note on the proposed S.W. 8th Street has been changed to existing S.W. 8th Street. Item #33 The set backs as shown in this area have been included on Sheets #1 of#2 and #2 of #2. A buffer plan showing how the buffer will inter-relate with the buffer to the east of the proposed 10-foot buffer area has been included along with a detail of the planting of this buffer. Item #35 The acreage has been modified to include the 3D-foot shift of land from the P.U.D. to the P.C.D. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Mr. Mike Haag May 13, 1996 WOOLBRIGHT PLACE pun Conditions of approval for Woolbright Place pun (continued) Page 5 Item #36 On Sheet #1 and #2 the site data Note B to reflect location of the residential units by identifying which pods they are located within has been made. Item #37 The term easement has been added to the words, "landscape buffer". Item #38 On Sheet #1 and #2, we have listed LUI floor area for the single family project and identified a total permitted floor area for all projects within the PUD. Item #39 A note referencing that the area in Pod 1 as shown on Sheet #2 of #2 has been added to Sheet #1 of #2. Item #40 On Sheet # 1 and #2 we have identified location of the land identified on the right-of-way licensing agreement referenced in Resolution #95-65. We have also identified on the plan the Palm Beach County recording data. Item #41 We have kept the standards to the way it was shown. However, on the various lots that are unique; i.e. comer lots and pie shaped lots; we have added the building envelopes in accordance with the plans shown and have detailed the dimensions for set backs on each of the lots for review and consideration. Item #42 The six (6) possible model lots have been shown on the plan. Item #43 As mentioned above, we have deleted all reference to recreational parcels at this time, unless it is a blank parcel and will submit a Site Plan at a later date for consideration. Item #44 We are requesting that the 25 feet limitation be increased to 30 feet; however, it will specifically be limited to two (2) stories. Item #45 We have added a note to the Master Plan that the underground utilities will be utilized for the project. Item #46 We have added a note on Sheet #2 of #2 that the accessory structures and other building related construction shall comply with the regulation identified in the Boynton Beach Codes and Ordinances. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Mr. Mike Haag May 13, 1996 WOOLBRIGHT PLACE pun Conditions of approval for Woolbright Place pun (continued) Page 6 Item #47 We have omitted the word interior and building separation from the minimum set back chart found on Sheet #2 of #2. Item #48 We have omitted the text interior from the minimum screen enclosure set back chart found on Sheet #2 of #2. Item #49 We have omitted the text interior from the minimum pool and spa chart found on Sheet #2 of #2. Item #50 As referenced above, we have detailed each of the lots referencing the special conditions with the setbacks right on them to eliminate any confusion as to the use. Item #51 We have eliminated Note #9 and we have added the same note to Project Summary Note #7. Item #52 We have identified all the fronts of the comer lots again by showing the building envelopes on each unique lot. Item #53 We have placed a note on Sheet #2 of #2 regarding the buffer specifications for the south and east buffers described on Sheet #1 of #2. Item #54 We have modified the note as required. Item #55 We have amended the Project Summary Note #5 as to the square footages. The square footages as shown of 1250 and 2520 are understood to be for air conditioned space only. Item #56 The total gross area has been modified. Item #57 As mentioned above, we have deleted the recreational areas at this time, we will deal with that at a later time under a Site Plan review. Item #58 We have provided a detail for the buffer along the North side of the PUD which is to be a continuation of the same fence and hedge for S.W. 8th Street. We feel that this will provide an adequate treatment for the residents. Item #59 We have detailed the buffer area and have utilized the information provided in this note for that buffer. CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. Mr. Mike Haag May 13, 1996 WOOLBRIGHT PLACE pun Conditions of approval for Woolbright Place pun (continued) Page 7 Item #60 A note has been added that HOA will maintain all the Common Areas. It is also agreed that the improvements will require a new site plan. Item #61 A letter from our traffic consultant has indicated that at this time with the increase of traffic caused by the 85 lots, we are still well within the number of total trips vested for the P.C.D. and P.D.D. combined. Item #62 This submission qualifies for the amendment as referenced above. If there are any questions regarding our response, or if you require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact this office. Thank you. Very truly yours, CCL CONSULTANTS, INC. 1b'atthr-L Brett A. Nein, A.S.L.A. Vice President BAN:kk cc: Mr. Michael Morton CCl CONSULTANTS, INC. 05/07/96 TUE 09:15 FAX 1 407 241 0~j6 MORTON GROU~> . -" ~ II ~ .' I . . q ~~ n' - t\) Co) -) Q~ r-~ ~Jl ~ ~ -< ~ ~' ~~ ..., J . . . :- f !; ~ '. . 'j 'I ~ I :1:. '.1 f I ' " l I I 1 .1: ~ .I , ~ . I ~ ~ '!'. ~,~ ~Co< . I ~ S 2,5' 2~5' <<(" ~ . ,:[r '. '" I "f : ~ ,.1 ~ , U' .I'\,~ I ~ 1'1.." , :T I. "'-J '... ',:., i ! ~ : .[ ..11. t . ("l, ~ " ~ 'I ~ . . 10-0' 7.5' , .1 I , " I · 'j , ' . , " ~ ~ <' --L-- ~'3 -g, Co) (") :::s t\) =-< Q -, r-~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ..., 14l 003 ~ II ~ l q /.. , ((. t'V ~ <::l) ~ !~ ~ ., ~ flJJ "Q ~~ g .t~ .g 'i i 05/07/96 TUE 09:16 FAX 1 407 241 OBA6 MORTON GROUP 141004 '-. '_..~ . ........,. a --.. \J\ .................. I "'~ r tl.) 7" ~ UJ ~ ." \1~ --I. (S) 0) ~ -~ s~ r- tl.) C ~. c ~~ ~ [:T !!. t'V{1i C"l ~ ~ ~ "" i1 U'I Q 6" I ~ 3'~ tl.) ~ ::s ~~ ~ ~ ~ (J) fJ\ ("') ~ ~ \ -\"l ~ ~ ., ~ ~ I q [ --" - ~ 1 = II .., ~ ~. , ~ q \J\ C ~ ~ 3 ~ ~, " Ul I ~:r ~ 5' ~i ~.~ ~ i ~ ~! , I q 11 ~ ~ ~. I CZ ~ f -----. -- -- ~ 05/07/96 TUE 09:14 FAX 1 407 241 OQJ6 MORTON GROUP ~ I'lHT lab .>> 11: ~ ~. 'OJTTRELL : .,,' . I : IaJ 002 P.82 -"'~'"1I r- . i -- ~ . .(r . I I~ ~r If ! In i . . ~ es' . I ()) . p . I I ~ r. In 'nCl . ~ ~i$ fl , - I . : . t' ~ i ,~ i" , : i !. /: " , , i . . I . I I I . I I . I . ' . I . : . . I . . ! ; ~ l .: ! ) '. l ., I I I: I I I , , I . ". J I I , , I I , , i ! . . i 1 i , I ; , I . . . I . . i r : . . I ~ . I j . . :' I . : . I "-'ft) /. /)(' f.lt I rr/O ~'1. DOS' MTP Group, Inc. 12798 vv. Forest Hill Blvd., Suite 102 West Palm Beach, FL 33414 Phone: (407J 795-0678 Telefax: (407J 795-0230 tn., rn ,ill 1 n :::J \ U Ms. Tambri Heyden Planning Director City of Boynton Beach 100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, Florida 33425-0310 ,,\ l~ Wr ~ U :'!r JUt ... PLANNING AND ZONING DEPT. April 24, 1996 Re: Woolbright Place PCDIPUD III ;" Dear Ms. Heyden: MTP Group, Inc. has been retained by Morton Group to perform a traffic impact study for the above referenced project. The purpose of the study is to compare the trip generation of the approved land uses in the property with that of the proposed land uses. This study will be performed in compliance with the Palm Beach County Traffic Performance Standards Ordinance. The study will be submitted to both the City of Boynton Beach and Palm Beach County. As required by the Ordinance, Palm Beach County needs to review and approve the traffic study. The developer is requesting changes to the master plan. These changes will be addressed in the traffic study. The study will address the overall trip generation of the master plan. The mixed use nature of this project provides for internalization of trips which will not add traffic to the external roadway network. For this r~o.Il.,__'!.~~!!1p.cu.-ison_()fjndividualtrip generation for each of the permitted uses does not represent an-appropriate assessment of project traffic impact. The approved master plan is being revised to replace 92 multi-family dwelling units for 85 single-family dwelling units. Since building permits have not been received for the full development of the project, there is enough traffic approved for this project to allow for the changes above to take place. Once more, our traffic study will address this and any other land use changes proposed for this development. Please give us a call if you have any questions about the content of this letter. Sincerely, Maria T. President c.: Michael Monon C:\MTP\Lh.424%.MOR WOOLBRIGHT PLACE PUD - PERIMETER BUFFER & LANDSCAPE PLAN Page 2 Landscape cost projection: Myrica cerifera - Wax Mrtle 6'-8' ht 7 gal STD 5'-6' ht 10gal Full 50.00 50.00 ConocarpUl:> erecue eericeue - Silver Buttonwood 50.00 50.00 Pinue elliottii - Slaah Pine 8'-10' ht 2.5" cal FG 2 120.00 240.00 ablB~51:13 \'if~i"ial'a Li. (J O~ 10'-12' ht 3" cal 30 gal 2 150.00 300.00 Sabal palmetto - Cabbage Palm Capparia cynophallopora - Jamaica Caper 3gal 24"-30" ht 4'oc 9 12.00 108.00 Chryaobalanue icaco MRed Tip"- Cocoplum 3gaI18"-24" ht 30"oc 8 8.00 64.00 Citheraxylum fruiticoaum - Fiddlewood 3gal 24"-30" ht 5' oc 3 12.00 36.00 Hamelia patena- Firebueh 3 gal full 4' oc 18 7.00 126.00 Lantana camara "New Gold" - Yellow Lantana 1 gal full 2' oc 23 2.50 57,50 Lantana montevideneia - Purple Lantana 1 gal full 2' oc 43 2,50 107.50 Myreine guineneia - Myreine 3gal 24"-36"ht 30"oc 11 10.00 110.00 Serenoa rapene - Saw Palmetto 1 gal full 4' oc 9 8.50 76.50 Tripeacum dactyloidee - Fakahatchee Graee 3gal full 4' oc 15 8.00 120.00 Total planting coet per 100 foot aection 1.775.50 Total buffer - 831 linear feet X 8.31 TOTAL BUFFER PLANTING COST PROJECTION 14.754.41 ~ This budget projection doe., not include berm/earthen work, sod, mulch. fertilizer or irrigation. C:\WPW1N\CORR\080496A.LTR following sizes, heights, calipers and spacing are nmmmemled to the added to clarify the buffer plan approved by ResDltdiDD 92-210: LandsClpe Size Spacing Material at PlantfD!! of Plants Live Oak lO-12'ht., 3" caliper, ~iner 50' D.C. Gumbo Limbo lO-12'bt., 3" caliper, l'ftIItginer 50' D.C. Slash Pine lO-12'ht., 3" caliper, cuutail1er 20' D.C. Randia 36-48"ht., 7 gal. l'ftIIfftm... 5-8' D.C. Myrsine 36-48"ht., 7 gal. CODtaimr 5-8' o.c. Florida Privet 36-48"ht., 7 gal. l'ftIIfftilH'l" 5-8' o.c. Necklace 36-48"ht., 7 gal. contDfn- 5-8' o.c. Wax Myrtle 36-48"ht., 7 gal. conhlilH'l" 5-8' o.c. Cocoplwn 36-48"ht., 7 gal. colltaiDlr 5-8' o.c. Lantana 12-18"ht., 1 gal. CDDtaiDIr 18-24" D.C. Saw Palmetto 12-18"bt., 1 gal. l'01riRmw 18-24" D.C. specify on the plan tile type of lawn grass within the landscape buffer/rJlRll1ent ad identify the method of installation of the grass. Place a note on the plan that indicates the landsclpe mataial will be irrigated with an automatic water supply system. All bedding plants shaD be free of grass, weeds, and top dressed with topsoil and Me1aleuc:a nm1m. . The bedding plants, shall be maintained in an informal trhnming pattern. The landscape buffer/easement shall be dedicated on the plat to the H.O.A. for maintenance and irrigation responsibility of the landscape material. It is recommended also that this buffer be iDstaIIed endreIy at once prior to the issuance of the Certificate of Ocmpancy of an)' recreation structure or of a resiriPntinl unit whicheyer comes fll'St. ~^ - $<f -- ~ ?2-C - ~rJ-/CJ \ . ~ 9'~ 12-1 y'\t~~~ [ U.E. I \..... 5 0 \I' tJV"1 a r pL r-+-t I . 1.., I '2. -5 I I 1+.; I J I j,5 .3+5 251 Lt;. -. h,~~ ~l-1~ ~ ~r ()IV M~ Plw-..) ffo~ {)07.5/ ~ ~ p/fA/r GC<n'lb} ~e. O~/L.. ~ ~J... (?dQA" OIVIy S"'>A.tM') I'd", AeptMr:..- h ~;, / (7:'" t/.e. , G F=PL ~~Plant the RIGHT 1'REE in the RIGHT PLACE~~ .. Plan Before You Plant Choose suitable trees and palms for planting around your home9 near powerlines9 for courtyards9 patios9 lawns9 and streetscapes. PROPER TREE SELECTION Often, we take our utility service for granted because it has become "part of our daily lives." For us to enjoy the convenience of reliable, uninterrupted service, distribution systems are required to bring electricity to our homes. The location of these utility lines should have a direct impact on your tree and planting site selection. The ultimate, mature height and width of a tree to be planted must be within the available overhead growing space. It's extremely importantthat the "right tree" be put in the "right place," Propertree selection will help to ensure trouble-free electrical service for years to come. The selection of trees to plant requires careful consideration. Trees planted in the wrong place can cause serious problems such as clogged sewers, cracked sidewalks, and power service interruptions. The selection of "The Right Tree In The Right Place" can reduce maintenance expenses for homeowners and FPL, while improving the appearance of the landscape. Consult your Tree Care Professional or Garden Center Staff to help you select the right tree. In this publication you will find a select list of trees and palms as well as recommendations for planting in relation to utility lines. Always consider the ultimate mature size when planting. SMALL TREES Less than 20' ht. at maturity Can be planted adJacentto powerlines For courtyards, patios, entryways, etc. COMMON/BOTANICAL NAME HEIGHT *SWEET ACACIA 10'.15' Acacia farnesiana DWARF POINCIANA 10'.15' Caesalpinia spp, WEEPING BOTTLEBRUSH 15'. 20' Callistemon viminalis GLAUCUS CASSIA 15' . 20' Cassia surattensis CITRUS: LEMON, ORANGE, ETC. 15'.20' Citrus spp, *SILVER BUTTONWOOD 15'. 20' Conocarpus erectus vaL 'sericeus' WHITE GEIGER/TEXAS OLIVE 10'.15' Cordia boissieri *ORANGE GEIGER 15'.20' Cordia sebestena LOQUAT 15'.20' Eriobotrya japonica *STOPPERS 15'. 20' Eugenia spp, *L1GNUM VITAE 15'.20' Guaiacum sanctum HIBISCUS "Standards" 10'.15' Hibiscus spp. TREE JATROPHA 15'.20' Jatropha spp. CREPE MVRTLE 15' . 20' Lagerstroemia indica TREE L1GUSTRUM 15'. 20' Ligustrum spp, JABOTlCABA 15 '. 20' Myrciaria caulifolia CHALCAS/ ORANGE JASMINE 15'. 20' Murraya paniculata *WAX MVRTLE 15'. 20' Myrica cerifera OLEANDER "Standards" 15'.20' Nerlum oleander KOPSIA 15'.20' Ochrosia elliptica FRANGIPANI 15' .20' Plumeria rubra YELLOW ELDER 15'. 20' T ecoma stans COMMENTS fragrant yellow flowers yellow.orange flowers large shrub, tropical red, bottle brush flowers yellow flowers, tropical edible fruit, white flowers all, except Grapefruit attractive gray foliage cold tolerant showy white flowers cold tolerant brilliant orange flowers edible orange fruit dark green foliage understory trees good hedgerow screens sky.blue flowers specimen tree red, pink, yellow, or white flowers, tropical crimson.red flowers, tropical red, pink, coral, or white flowers small white flowers, dark green foliage edible fruit, attractive bark fragrant white flowers, trained as a tree tolerates wet soils, aromatic leaves when crushed pink, coral, or white flowers, very poisonous lobster.red berries, poisonous, attractive foliage coral, yellow, or white flowers, tropical brilliant yellow flowers tropical HEIGHT COMMENTS 20'.30' attractive orchid.like flowers, white, pink, purple 25'.30' handsome foliage excellent medium street tree 25'.30' attractive native, provides food for wildlife 20' .30' salt tolerant native provides food for wildlife attractive red berries, tolerates wet soils attractive slow growing native, very dense wood 20'.30' slender tree w/fine foliage MEDIUM TREES 20' -30' hI at maturity 20' setback from powerlines For lawns, parks, shade, etc. COMMON/BOTANICAL NAME ORCHID TREE Bauhinia spp. *PITCH APPLE Clusia rosea *PIGEON PLUM Coccoloba diversifolia *SEAGRAPE Coccoloba uvifera *DAHOON HOLLV Ilex cassine *BLACK IRONWOOD Krugiodendron ferreum SABICU Lysiloma latisiliqua MADAGASCAR OLIVE Noronhia emarginata JERUSALEM THORN Parkinsonia aculeata ALLSPICE Plmenta dioica PODOCARPUS Podocarpus spp, VELLOWTABEBUIA/SILVERTRUMPET 20'.30' Tabebuia caraiba PINK TABEBUIA Tabebuia heterophylla 25'.30' 20'.30' 20'- 30' 20'.30' 15'.30' 20'.30' 20'.30' upright, open tree wi attractive dark green leaves feathery transparent tree w/small yellow flowers attractive tree w/dark green aromatic leaves handsome evergreen tree, yew. like appearance striking yellow flowers w/crooked corky trunk attractive pink flowers Large' 30' minumur SMALL PALMS Less than 20' hI at maturity Can be planted adjacent to powerlines For courtyards, patios, entryways, etc. COMMON/BOTANICAL NAME HEIGHT COMMENTS PIN DO PALM 10'.15' blue.gray foliage, Butia capitata cold tolerant feather palm CAT PALM 5'.10' handsome clumping Chamadorea cataractarum feather palm BAMBOO PALM 10'.15' partial shade, clumping Chamadorea spp. feather palms EUROPEAN FAN PALM 5'-10' attractive, cold tolerant Chamaerops humilis fan palm ARECA PALM 15'.20' good hedgerow screen, Chrysalidocarpus lutescens clumping feather palm *SILVER PALM 15'- 20' silver.gray foliage, Coccothrinax argentata attractive fan palm BOTTLE PALM 10'-15' bottle.shaped trunk, Hyophorbe lagencaulis feather palm SPINDLE PALM 15'.20' attractive thick trunk, Hyophorbe verschaffeltii feather palm PYGMY DATE PALM 15'- 20' lethal yellowing susceptible Phoenix roebellini popular feather palm MAJESTY PALM 15'.20' interesting thick trunk, Ravenea glauca feathe r palm *NEEDLE PALM 5'.10' cold tolerant, palmate, Rhapidophylium hystrix clumping palm LADV PALM 10'-15' partial shade, palmate, Rhapis excelsa clumping palm *DWARF PALMETTO 10'.15' cold tolerant, fan palm Sabal minor *SAW PALMETTO 10'.15' cold tolerant, green and Serenoa repens silver varieties, fan palm *THATCH PALM 15'.20' single.stemmed fan palms, Thrinax spp. T. morrisii & 1. radiata CHRISTMAS PALM 15'.20' red berries, 'LV', Veitchii merrillii attractive feather palm 5 l.arge Palms lack Hum Trees umum setback ma II Trees & Small Palms may be planted adjacent to powerlines ~ LARGE PALMS Greater than 20' at maturity Plant at the average frond length plus 2' for minimum clearance from powerlines. (#'1 indicates average palm frond length COMMON/BOTANICAL NAME HEIGHT COMMENTS *PAUROTIS/EVERGLADES PALM IS'.2S' clumping native fan palm Acoelorrhaphe wrightii (S') ALEXANDRA PALM 40'- 4S' handsome feather palm Archontophoenix alexandrae (n BISMARK PALM 30'.60' striking blue-gray Bismarkia nobilis (n fan palm FISHTAIL PALM IS'- 2S' fishtail ends on fronds, Caryota mitis (8') clumping palm COCONUT PALM 60'.80' king of palms, use "Maypan" Cocos nucifera (1S') or sim. resistent to 'L Y' HURRICANE PALM 2S'- 40' handsome feather palm Dictyosperma album (12') BLUE LATANIA 20'. SO' attractive silver. blue Latania loddigesii (n fan palm CHINESE FAN PALM 20'.30' weeping fronds, Livistonia chinensis In handsome fan palm TRIANGLE PALM IS'.2S' three'sided exotic Neodypsis decaryi (10') feather palm DATE PALM 60'.90' tall feather palm Phoenix dactylifera (1S') CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM 3S'. SO' thick trunked feather palm Phoenix canariensis (IS') SENEGAL ISLAND DATE PALM 2S'- 3S' clumping, stately, Phoenix reclinata 110') feather palm SOLlTAIREJ ALEXANDER PALM IS'.2S' attractive, thin trunked Ptychosperma elegans (8') feather palm *ROYAL PALM SO'. 70' tall, majestic Roystonea regia 115') feather palm *CABBAGEJ SABAL PALM 45'.70' state tree of Florida Sabal palmetto (n common fan palm QUEEN PALM 40'.45' attractive feather palm Syagrus romanzoffianum (12') WASHINGTONIA PALM 50'- 80' handsome fan palm, Washingtonia robusta (n reddish trunk when small MACARTHUR PALM 20'- 3D' clumping feather palm Ptychosperma macarthuri (8') LARGE TREES Greater than 30' at maturity 30' setback from powerlines For canopy and shade, lawns, parks, etc. COMMON/BOTANTCAl NAME HEIGHT *RED MAPLE 3S'. SO' Acer rubrum BLACK OLIVE 40'. SO' Bucida buceras *GUMBO LIMBO 40'.60' Bursera simaruba CALOPHYLLUM/ BEAUTY LEAF 30' - 4S' Calophyllum spp. GOLDEN SHOWER TREE 30'.40' Cassia fistula PINK AND WHITE SHOWER TREE 35'. 50" Cassia javanica FLOSS SILK TREE 3S'. SO' Chorisia speciosa *SATINLEAF 30'.40' Chrysophylium oliviforme *GREEN BUTTONWOOD 30'. SO' Conocarpus erectus ROYAL POINCIANA 2S'. 40' Delonix regia *STRANGLER FIG 40'. SO' Ficus aurea *SHORTLEAF FIG 40'. 50' Ficus citrifolia JAPANESE FERN TREE 2S'. 3S' Filicium decipiens *LOBLOLLY BAY 30'.40' Gordonia lasianthus *BLOLL Y 35'. 50' Guapira discolor JACARANDA 40' . SO' Jacaranda mimosifolia GOLDEN RAINTREE 30'. SO' Koelreuteria elegans QUEEN'S CREPE MYRTLE 30'. 4S' Lagerstroemia speciosa *WILD TAMARIND 40'.50' Lysiloma bahamensis *SWEETBA Y MAGNOLIA 40' . 60' Magnolia virginiana MANGO 40'. 60' Mangifera indica *MASTlC TREE 4S' - 70' Masticodendron foetisdissimum YELLOW POINCIANA 40'. SO' Peltophorum pterocarpum AVOCADO 40'.50' Persea americana *REDBAY SO'. 60' Persea borbonia *SLASH PINE 80'. 90' Pinus elliotii var. "densa" *JAMAICAN DOGWOOD 35'. SO' Piscidia piscipula *LAUREL OAK 60'. 90' Quercus laurifolia *L1VE OAK 50'. 60' Quercus virginiana *PARADISE TREE 3S'- 50' Simarouba glauca *WEST INDIAN MAHOGANY 3S'. 60' Swietenia mahagoni *BALD CYPRESS 60' . 90' Taxodium distichum COMMENTS tolerates wet conditions cold tolerant yellow.green foliage, tannin stains are a problem attractive mature red bark, handsome shade tree handsome shiny foliage C. inophyllum & C.antillanum spectacular yellow flowers, tropical attractive pastel pink flowers, tropical attractive pink or white flowers, spines on trunk shimmering leaves in wind, excellent specimen tree upright, larger than the silver buttonwood spectacular orange flowers, spreading habit, tropical native Ficus, large shade tree, needs room to grow native Ficus, large shade tree, needs room to grow interesting shaped foliage, somewhat spreading handsome upright tree, cold tolerant nicely shaped, handsome fruits, hammock pioneer attractive lavender.blue flowers, open habit attractive yellow.sepia flowers, tropical attractive pink, lavender flower clusters, tropical tiny leaves, open habit, attractive trunk & branches cold and wet tolerant edible fruit, many varieties dense shade, tropical tall remnant of the hammocks upright wi whitish bark attractive yellow flowers, spreading habit, tropical edible fruit, many varieties tropical aromatic leaves, shade tree or open lawns tall stands remain after Hurricane Andrew attractive lavender flowers tall, upright, short-lived cold tolerant native spreading, grand shade tree ideal for lawns, parks large fast growing native, spreading habit excellent shade tree, spreading habit fresh water swamp habitats deciduous SOUTH flORID~" *Asterisk denotes plants native to south Florida Heights are as per "Xeriscape Plant Guide II." This list is not all.inclusive. 'LV' indicates susceptibility to lethal yellowing. WHY PLANT? Trees and Palms o 10 ::J~~ ~~ 1T provide shade and cool the air ... act as wind breaks ... enhance the streetscape ... !~~ L-~ screen objectionable views ... frame views ... soften architecture... act as a backdrop. WHY WE TRIM TREES Not all trees are planred in "the right place." Often large trees growing into powerlines will require periodic trimming to maintain proper clearance. Powerline maintenance, including tree removal and trim- ming, benefits everyone by reducing power outages. A sin- gle tree that contacts a powerline can interrupt electrical power to many people in an area, Overhanging limbs. or trees too close to the powerlines can break or fall off. This is especially critical during storms or periods of high winds. FPL utilizes professional tree crews trained to trim trees in a safe and technically correct manner. The National Arborists Association standards (NAA) and local tree trimming codes are used as guidelines. NOTES: 042893 Designed and Printed by Administrative Services * NUISANCE and PROBLEM TREES Non-native problem trees that should not be planted, are prohibited in some municipalities. can be invasive, or damage sidewalks, structures, or utilities, or may be extremely messy. EARLEAF ACACIA Acacia auriculiformis AUSTRALIAN PINE Casuarina spp. MELALEUCA Melaleuca quinquenervia BRAZILIAN PEPPER Schinus terebinthifolius WOMAN'S TONGUE TREE Albizzia lebbeck NORFOLK ISLAND PINE Araucaria heterophylla TREE BAMBOO Bambusa vulgaris BISCHOFIA Bischofia javanica SCHEFFLERA Brassaia actinophylla EAR TREE Enterolobium cyclocarpum EUCALYPTUS Eucalyptus spp. NON-NATIVE FICUS Ficus spp. SILK OAK Grevillea robusta MAHOE Hibiscus tiliaceus CHINESE TALLOW TREE Sapium sebiferum JAVA PLUM Syzygium cumini CORK TREE Thespesia populnea / .'- I t '1 ~ J ."'1.h I (,.1 I L r L , ' f:.:' ( -,' I '- l. 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