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CORRESPONDENCE MEMORANDUM NO. 94-214 TO: / Tambri Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director'/ ~ Don Jaeger, Building Official ) Vincent Finizio, Deputy City Engineer~' Ken Hall, Engineering Dept., John Guidry, Utilities Director' FROM: Carrie Parker, City Manager DATE: June 7, 1994 SUBJECT: CITRUS GLEN On March 7th, the City Attorney sent a letter to Mr. Granados detailing a listing of outstanding items set forth from the March 2, 1994 meeting between the parties (copy attached). Please provide me with a status report as to the listing of items still needing to be addressed. If items such as permits are needed, please provide me with all relevant information regarding each of these items. If your department is not involved with any of the items, please note that comment as well. Please respond back to this office by Tuesday, June 14, 1994. Thank you. -; ~ [-{}- f...t.. u.- [1.. t-j( Carrie Parker City Manager CP:jb Attach. glen.mem J06IAS & GOBHN, .,., ! ..TTO_c.,a ..... ...."" .\lIT& MO 308' ua' ;0."&""_ eou....,....o FoaT LA~nl!:~.. '1.0_11>6 ODGO. "T'&vw:.rI .' _0.... ..",-,ltL S. ClO.~" .J.....C. ., ::"1:.0" 00........0 J. CQOO" II' ! .fIt.,.._ 1:% "c;J1.. "''''""C,",,OWC (.305; "1' .e,(JO ......... .Oc:N 1A07) Z7, 'S.OC ....<;....,..1: (30~)~' 4923 .....ILE ... TIItE,..... seOTT.J ,._"'''' .COAt...-. C. ~U.I'" March. 7, 1~'4 VIA FACSIMILE TO: 401-369-0730 Mr. Felix Granados, Jr. citrus Glan Linited Partnership 8300 Lawrence Road Boynton Beach. PL 33436 Ra: Citrus Glen Development Our FilA No. 910401 OQar Mr. Cranadop: This will memorialize our meetinq of Wednesday, March 2, 1994, reqardinq ~. build-out of the citrus Glen Development. In aetendenoe at ehat mGoting ~.r. m~or. of the Citrus Glen Homeowners A..ooiation Board ot Di.roc~oZ'. and their Attorney, steve Pre... The follo"inq i.au.. witb r..pece to coaplation of the pr:1 .C~: ~ 1 fiJrr.-- .~. 1. ~"tructlan af .. b....ri.r fena. alang the NarthAaa' rv: ( ~ ~ corner of the deve1 oplI!-ent . '~~~...--R~~~'r'-it'~* 1IWl~erial in Ilecoe-dance with thca &.]r .' ;--< _, approved development plans. Thi3 include. the replant.in~ I ,7 of damaqed or destroyed trees and bushes. ') _>f3 '?itt'~in or repalnt roadway trattlc urk1ngs. ;? ,. ~) , ..... AWf~ K6 Afi1 ~'i 4. Co' truction of gate on Miner Road. _~ /1;1"JtI.~tr~ '5. , air and reston pool. pool deck. ..nd copinq. . / / (1 6. r bl~~air main security gate malfunction. . <l') P \ 7.--f5RiworkJreqrade swales. . ~,k~ ~ \ 8 V~onm.ct collars around ~ch. badna. .Y "J1 ~.....r \ g. p~Min]~ Road wall, in.~ll lll;;::J!taptnq a irriqa. ti~J 1)v in accordance with ..pproved pi.... o. i ~ ;1i!0:~ 0 I 00 ffi @~~:~ rn *D~ CllYMANAGeI'SOfFlCE PLANNING AND ZONING DEPT. (/' ~' f;J-'r ~ /~ \ 10. ~scontinue use of sales ottiw. tor off-proj.a~ .ala8. tl~L~~J6~~dQb~iS from 11tt sta~lon ~ite. 12./~~n:tect fence attached to unle lZ3. ~~ 13. Patch po~ holes. f..1lA.. --'114. Completion of developllent in accordance with approved V" i) plans · wi~n re.pect to item number 2, the City Forester is 1n ~ne proc..a of conduct-inq an on-site survey. You viII be provided wlt:n a copy of the survey and asked tor your CODents regarding cQmpliance wieb the approved plans. Mr. Granados March 1, 1994 Page 2 wi~h reapoct to i~.. 11, the City Manaqer has requested the ~h. utilities Depart..nt survey the lift station site and remove o.ny debris. With re.pect to the COMmon prop.~y let adjacent to lo~ 123 ~n<1 the tene., constructed thereon, the City will process the Association permit request onoe you have disconnected the fence tro.. unit 123. I woul~ appreciate your written response to the remainder of the above listed issues. Hore specifically, I would like you to describe what work, it any, you vill under~ake and tbe time from for completion of that work. Thank you tor attending the me tlnq with the homeowners. I trust we will be able to wor~ thro h the reaaln1ng it... prior to your turnover which I understa SCheduled tor July, 1994. ., J ..1AC/l.. 9001.a... LE'1'1'D CRAlf~.. ioTa eel Karen Zann, asquire e.no Moore, ..quire 3~ev.n ~.s., Esquire J. Scott Klller, city Manaqer ~yor and Co..i..ion ill, ~ 00 ~ 0 W ~ m - 8 199~ j ~~~Wg~~D BUILDING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 92-186 August 18, 1992 TO: Chris Cutro Planning Director FROM: Don Jaeger Building Official RE: CITRUS GLEN The developer of Citrus Glen has recently submitted construction plans for a two-story single family dwelling. The master plan accompanying the plat documents shows that the project was approved for one-story dwellings. Options for two-story dwellings were not included in any approved documents. Is the construction of two-story dwelling units considered a revision of approved documents which requires resubmittal for master plan modification? Please advise as soon as possible. D~ger DJ:bh XC: Milt Duff CITRUS r I h~JY-- ~~ k.~ --- ? ,r \ --- PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 92-180 September 8, 1992 FROM: Jim Cherof, City Attorney ~h' h~ I' d C r1stop er Cutro, P ann1ng an Zoning Director TO: RE: Citrus Glen As you requested, we have researched the master plans and plats for the Citrus Glen PUD. We were unable to review the tapes because they have been disposed of. This plan was in 1987 which was five years ago. The City Clerk only keeps tapes back to three years ago. Our research has yielded the following: 1. The approved plans contain a floor plan for a single story house but no elevations or written limitation on them. 2. At the Planning and Zoning Board meeting of June 23, 1992, a representative for the developer stated structures would be "single story with one and two car garages." (See attached minutes) 3. That to date no building permits have been granted for two story structures at Citrus Glen. 4. That the lots at Citrus Glen are smaller than normal and difference in height between one and two story structures can greatly affect privacy on lots containing one story structures. This would not occur on normal sized lots. 5. The elevation of the old and new structures are so different that the original intent of this PUD which is to create a community of small lot one-story single family homes is now changed. I have attached the above mentioned minutes. If you have any further questions, please feel free to call me. CC:ald Attachment MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 23, 1987 argument could be made for species that had been determined undesirable. Mr. Ryder thought the buffer issue was a side issue, while the main issue was whether another shopping center was needed adjacent to an established residential area. Mr. Walshak thanked Mr. Koehler for his effort to make such a detailed presentation. Jf Mr. Blanchette thought the project was a super one, but he felt it was in the wrong location geographic~lly, because of the traffic. Mr. Blanchette also remarked that there soon might be an interchange at the Turnpike and Old Boynton Road, which would further increase traffic. Vice Chairman Wandelt also agreed that another shopping center was not necessary, but he felt this was a beautiful project and was the lesser of two evils (the shopping center or high rises). Alternate Gary Lehnertz also felt another shopping center was not needed. He also was uncomfortable with the suggestion for - the overpass, as he was familiar with the Southern Blvd. bridge and did not like its layout. Mr. Lehnertz believed a nice residential area of two-story townhouses or condominiums could be developed in this location. He disagreed with Mr. Koehler's statement that having water on two sides would prevent the spread of Melaleucas and Australian Pines: he said these trees are spread through airborne seedlings, and a 50' waterway would not prevent them from being spread throughout surrounding areas. Mr. Lehnertz further said the fact that Melaleucas absorb water was a moot point, as far as drainage, because the drainage and swales have to be there anyway. He added that, if there was a dry spell, the Melaleucas could present problems with the sprinkler wells. , Motion Mr. Ryder moved that the Board endorse the recommendation of the Planning Department by DENYING the request for rezoning from residential to commercial. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Huckle and carried 7-0. A RECESS WAS TAKEN AT 10:40 P.M. THE MEETING RESUMED AT 10:50 P.M. , - 17 - MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Owner: Location: Legal Description: project Description: ~ JUNE 23, 1987 Enrico Rossi, P.E. Knollwood Orange Groves, Inc. Lawrence Road at Miner Road extended, southeast corner See "Addendum B" attached to the original copy of these minutes Request to annex a 53.604 acre tract of land . ToiANI)"USlrBLJDmNT AMBND~ "AND" Re~6NtNGi 3.. . Pr.9:ject .:liame; Agents: Owner: Location: Legal Description: Project Description: Citrus Glen Same as #2 above Same as above Same as above Same as above Request to show annexed land as Low Density Residential and to rezone from AR (Agricultural Residential) to a Planned Unit Development with a Land Use Intensity=4 to permit the develop- ment of 250 units, including 132 zero lot line, single-family detached units and 118 duplex units Mr. Golden read from a memo from Mr. Annunziato to the Board members dated 6/11/87, which gave the background information for these requests (See copy of memo found in the City Clerk's Office). Mr. Golden informed the Board of the current land use and zoning of the surrounding areas, and he discussed the Master Plan of the project, showing the transparency and the rendering of the plan. ~ Mr. Golden stated that included in the request to annex were the City-owned lift station and the rights-of-way for Lawrence Road and the L-20 canal. Regarding Miner Road, Mr. Golden said, the Master Plan and Staff comments provide for its dedication and construction. Mr. Golden then read from the memo regarding future land use and rezoning of the area. He also noted the three policies in the Comp Plan which addressed annexations, which the memo discussed. Mr. Golden said the Planning Department recommended that the applications be approved, subject to comments listed in the memo as Exhibit "C". - 18 - MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 23, 1987 , In answer to Mr. Ryder's inquiry about Miner Road, Mr. Golden replied that, with the approval of this project, 180' of Miner Road would have to be dedicated within a certain period of time. Then in a greater period of time, Miner Road would have to be constructed. Mr. Annunziato added the rights-of-way have already been dedicated, and the plans for the portion of the road between Congress Avenue and Sandalwood Blvd. have been approved by the City and should be constructed soon. He said the applicant has until October to complete construction of Miner Road from Sandalwood Drive to the western limits of his property. Mr. Golden advised Chairman Trauger that this property was not the operating Knollwood Orange Groves, but was on the other side of the road. Mr. Annunziato stated there has not been a commercial grove there in eight or more years. In response to another question by Chairman Trauger, Mr. Annunziato said the ground water storage tank was east of and adjacent to this project, and he noted the regional pumping station was on the northwest corner of this property. In response to Mrs. Huckle's inquiry, Mr. Annunziato said 108' was the right-of-way width for Miner Road. He noted that Miner Road could potentially be a four-lane divided highway at build out. Michael D. Gordon, 515 N. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, Florida 33401, was representing the project. Mr. Gordon said the gross density of the Planned unit Development would be 4.66 units per acre. Mr. Gordon said he agreed in principle to all of the staff comments, but he felt certain comments would require clarification or further definition. Mr. Gordon promised to meet with the necessary departments to resolve these issues prior to the City Commission meeting. Chairman Trauger said Mr. Gordon would have to agree totally to the comments tonight. Chairman Trauger stated that this was a Public Hearing, and he asked if anyone wished to speak in favor of the requests. Robert Grauch, 8546 Duke Court East, asked if these units were proposed to be rental or purchased dwellings. Mr. Annunziato replied that they would be purchased. Nathan Miller, builder for the project, Intracoastal Development, Inc., 70 S. Congress Avenue, Suite 201, Delray Beach, Florida 33445, told Mr. Grauch the homes would be between 1,300-2,000 square feet and would cost between $80,000-$120,000. Hearing that information, Mr. Grauch said he was in favor of the project. He said he was happy to see the gross density at 4.66 units per acre. - 19 - --.---..,...-.-.-"---'--.----- ~ ----------------- . #' ,,' MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 23, 1987 As no one else wished to speak in favor of the requests, Chairman Trauger asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition to the requests. Helen Schwartzenberg, 8876 Princess Donna Court, stated there was a serious traffic problem on Lawrence Road. She said new building was occurring on 22nd Avenue between Lawrence Road and Congress Avenue that would bring in more traffic. She wondered if there were future plans for developing Lawrence Road. Chairman Trauger advised that road was in the County Land Use Plan for the next five years. Mr. Annunziato did not think there were any plans to extend Lawrence Road to more than the current two lanes. Mrs.' Schwartzenberg said the addition of an elementary school would further impact the area traffic. Mr. Annunziato reported traffic studies had been made, and Lawrence Road would continue to operate under Level of Service "C". Mr. Annunziato said the applicant would be expanding the intersection of Lawrence Road and Miner Road with turn lanes. He also said 22nd Avenue would be extended to Military Trail in the very near future. Joan Starr, 7689 Lawrence Road, presented petitions signed by people opposing the Land Use Element Amendment and rezoning of both the Citrus Glen and Lawrence Groves projects. Mrs. Starr was opposed to the rezoning and land use changes for 'both of these projects. Mrs. Starr said she and her neighbors have enjoyed quiet, country living for many years. With the entrance of many developers, tropical vegetation, cows, and now orange groves are disappearing. According to the news reports, Mrs. Starr said, South Florida has reached the limits of population that the water supply will sustain. Mrs. Starr added there are good water management laws, but just too many people. She was not against development, but it seemed to Mrs. Starr that growth should be limited in a reasonable way. In view of the already crowded roads, over developed land, depleting water situation, and the PUD not being conducive to the type of homes already in the neighborhood, Mrs. Starr urged that the requests be denied. Mrs. Huckle asked how Mrs. Starr would envision this land being developed, and Mrs. Starr preferred homes similar to what is already there, rather than a PUD. Steve Cromartie, 7839 Lawrence Road, asked if, although the development would be fee simple, people could buy and then rent them. Mr. Annunziato stated that this was correct. Mr. Cromartie said he was against rental property in his area, which is now zoned agricultural. He knew development of the area could not be prevented, but he would like to see something that would allow a lesser number of people to live there. - 20 - , , !III' MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 23, 1987 As no one else wished to speak, Chairman Trauger declared that THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. In response to Chairman Trauger's inquiry, Mr. Annunziato said that 132 zero lot line, detached homes were planned for this area. Chairman Trauger asked why, with all the land, they would be zero lot line. Mr. Miller replied that, on the basis of market studies, it was determined that was the best possible use of the land. Chairman Trauger thought the homes would be located too closely together~ he thought there would be a common wall. Mr. Miller explained that duplex or attached patio dwellings would have the common wall, but these homes would have side yards. Mr. Fernandez,' the archi teet for the project, added that there would be better utilization of the side yards in this proposed concept. There was further discussion. Mr. Blanchette asked if the Board would be able to see the designs of these homes before final approval. Mr. Annunziato advised that single family and detached duplexes were exempt from review, unless they were condominiums. Board members discussed the fact that they had recommended to the City Commission that they be provided with a concept of the type housing to be in the PUDs, but the Commission had not agreed with their request that the PUD Ordinance be amended. Chairman Trauger asked what type of construction the homes would be. Mr. Miller answered that there would be masonry construction, and the homes would be single story with one- or two-car garages. He said there would be at least three different models of the single family home with twelve dif- ferentelevations. Mr. Miller stated it was too early for final architectural drawings. Mrs. Huckle asked if the land use intensity took the lake area into consideration. Mr. Annunziato said the density, as opposed to the land use intensity, did include the lakes~ the 4.6 units per gross acre calculation did include the lakes and the roads. Mr. Annunziato said the net density was probably much higher, perhaps 6 or 7 units per acre. Regarding the density issues, Mr. Annunziato said these issues were much discussed when the E&A Report was adopted. Mr. Annunziato told of the land uses of surrounding properties, which all had higher densities than this proposed density. Regarding the non-annexation option, he said this leaves the impression that the property may not be developed or may be developed as something less~ however, the County Comprehensive Plan would provide for densities twice as high. Mr. Annunziato - 21 - MINUTES - PLANNING & ZONING BOARD BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 23, 1987 said these densities were assigned to the property before the applicant got involved. In response to Chairman Trauger's inquiry, Mr. Miller said he had never been involved in a building corporation that had gone bankrupt. Mr. Miller said he intended to develop and build this site. Motions , Mr. Ryder moved to accept the recommendation of the Planning Department and approve the request for annexation of Citrus Glen, subject to staff comments (See Ii Addendum Cl-9" attached to the original copy of these minutes). Mr. Gordon stated he agreed with all these comments. Mrs. Huckle seconded the motion, which carried 7-0. Chairman Trauger asked the applicant if he would be able to have some sort of sketch or visual representation of the projectc before the City Commission meeting. Mr. Annunziato advised that the Public Hearing for Citrus Glen (and Lawrence Groves) would be at the July 21 City Commission meeting. (Boynton Beach Village Center would be heard at the July 7 meeting.) Mr. Miller thought he could present a rendering of a typical detached home and a typical patio building. .' Mrs. Huckle asked if, in changing from agricultural to low density residential, this would be the lowest residential category in a PUD. Mr. Annunziato advised that densities could be as low as desired, but still be consistent with the maximum 4.8 dwelling units per acre permitted in that zoning. Mrs. Huckle asked if the density could be required to be any lower; Mr. Annunziato answered that the Board could recommend to the City Commission a lower density. Mr. Ryder moved to endorse the recommendation of the Planning Department and approve the request to show annexed land as Low Density Residential and to rezone from Agriculture Residential (AR) to a PUD with a Land Use Intensity=4 to permit the develop- ment of 250 units, including 132 zero lot line, single-family detached units and 118 duplex units, subject to staff comments. The motion was seconded by Dr. Jackier. The motion failed 3-4. Voting in opposition to the motion were Vice Chairman Wandelt, Mr. Walshak, Mrs. Huckle and Chairman Trauger. The request for the Land Use Element Amendment and rezoning was DENIED. .&i Mr. Walshak explained the dilemna he faced was whether to approve projects without knowing what they looked like. Mr. Walshak said he would never vote on a project that he could not see what it looked like. - 22 - ~.........- < ..--.... I HLI ();J (-,' '?' ;:P'" I' I ,Lt'" \ I J~ ~t' ,~ ! ~,.,;, / . -(lj ~"V-' K/ ,.A,l,' 'tl ~ f 1(' ~ "\ . i r: ~ .1k1'" l. I., , J C I" r 1\ \ t ~' f\~'A/ ~f'~; ~ \ ~I~ ! ."t"7'" . .I. KI = ... ... . ....-- _ ..... ........ _ _ _ . I.. t n.cIIl . nA-ft . - .0. OV PACES U_Cl.DDIJIG 17J! JIDDWIl)(JH) -..3 . ~~- rr'~~ r- Jlt2 IVID BY. DATI t RECEIVED SEP 3 1992 CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE .A CITRUS GLEN UMlTED PARTNERSHIP 8300 LAWRENCE ROAD, BOYNTON BEACH. fl.ORIDA 33436 TEL: (407) 734-9830 RECEIVED _4 PLANN\NG O~Pi' r ~.=.~ - ~ ~ - Scptkmb~r 3. 1992 Cit1 of Boynton Beach 200 N. Seecr..t Blvd. P.O. 80x .nO Boynton B~8Ch, FL 33425 Attention: J4~e8 A. Cherof. City AttornQY R~l Your letter of S~pt~mb&r 2t 1992 D~ar Mr. Cheroff, The developers of Citru8 Glen have n&v&r represented at any time that we would ~ot build 2 story home. nor change our modele. ~e hav~ c~~n8ed models at least 8 ttm~' and have never h~d to have a .lte plAn modification. ~r. Annunziato fuither stated to us that single family homes wcre exempt trom r~v!ew. Ao Q prop~rty own~r in the C1ty of Boynton Beach, we hdve the right to build any ~odel W~ choose providing it conforms w1th local codes. We heve no h.ieht reatrlction8 nor restrictions of sny kind againet building a 2 story ~odel within our community_ As I explained 1n my letter to the commissioners, dated September 2, 1092, copy attached) the r~al iAsue her~ 1s about di5erimm1natlon against f.mlll~9o Ju~t btcause a group of elderly homeo~nets wish to discrlmminate AgAinst families do~s not give the City the right to w1thhold our bu1ldln! p~rmite. Som~ oE theee ho~~ownerB have openly stated that they wiSh CO discrlmm1nate a!ainet f~mili~e. Citrus Gl~n 19 not a re$trlcted adult community and never has been. Citrus Glen is sd1Jlt orl~nted. We provide lawn m8intena~ce and have a soc181 ~lubhouse. We have e mtx of young families and active adults. It 18 agatnst the law to dleeriMlninate against f~rnllie9 and any further action ~y the City [0 W1thhold our permits 1a di~cTimanatory. There 1s no justification for the City obstructing our rights to dev~lop our property. We have already notified the City that if OUT perm1ts are not lmmediately releas~d we will imm~dlately file a laV9ult and hold the City 11able lor all of the financial da~ages we incur as a result of any delays caused by thiS 1~fr1ngemer.t on our rights to dev~lop our property. We will also contact the f~deral government and oth~r ag~ncies to press die 1ntnation charges. Sincer..1y, F.li~ Cra~~dos. Jr. Citrus Ch,n ceO) Scott Milt.~. City Manager Jo~ Baloceo, Attornay CITRUS GLEN UMlTED PARTNERSHIP 8300 LAWRENCE ROAD, BOYNTON BEACH, FlORIDA 33436 TEL.: (407) 134-9830 September 2. 1992 City of Boynton Beach 200 M. Seacrest Blvd. P.O. Box 310 Boyn~on Bea(b. FL 3342' Attention. City Commi'8ioner. Dear Siu, The developer of cttru. Clen respectfully demand. the immediate ftleag~ of our pend1hl Bu:Ud1na Pemit on Lot '100 for our new lIIodet. We have been buildin! at Citrus Glen for over 3 year. and have added many new model. to the eonmunlty and have never had to have a eita plan ~odifie8tlon. Thi. requeet 1. totally unreasonable atnce ~e have no he~lbtre8trlction. withtn our community and our model conform. to all of the requirement. of zerO lot Itne .ingle family homee. We Ire aware thAt certain homeowners have presented . petitIon to the City objecting to our nev model. The fact 1. that they ha~e told me that they object to th~ new model because they believe the 2 story mOdel will attract more families into our cQmmunlty. Our eommunlty Ie not an adult restricted community. Thi. attempt to discr1min.te .gainst families should not be .upported by the City Cowl! II i on~ rI. If our permit. are not immedtately released we are putting the ~ity of Boynton B~ach on notice that we vill immediately file. lawsuit and hold tbe ~lty liable ! for III of the finanel.l damage. ve incur .1 a result of any dellY' C4u8td by this tnfrlnaement on our riaht. to dev op our property. S1neeuly. lelix Granadoe. Jr. Develop~r HAND DELlVERED CC.. Scott Miller, City ManageT Jim Cheroff. City Attorney Joe Balocco, Attorney CITRUS GLEN UMlTED PARTNERSHIP &300 LAWRENCE ROAD. BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 334J6 TEL: (40n 734-9830 Sept~mb~r 3, 1992 Cit1 of Boynton leach 200 N, Seecr&at Blvd. P.O. Box :no Boynton B~ech, FL 33425 Attention: Ja~e8 A. Cherof, City AttornAY R~I Your letter of Septernb&r 2, 1992 D~ar Mr. Cheroff. The developers of Citrus Glen heve nev~r repre8~nted at any time that ~e would ~Qt bUild 2 story home. nor chenge our mode18. v. hav~ changed models at least 8 tlm~i and have never had to have. aite p18n modification, Nr. Annunziata fuither stated to us that s1ngl~ familJ home8 were exempt trom T~view. Ao A property own~r 1n the Clty of Boynton Beach, we have tne right to build any model w~ choose provIding It conforms with local codes. We bave no h&ieht re.trictionc nor restrlcttons of ~ny kind against building a 2 atory ~odel ~ithin our cOmmunity_ As I expla1ned in my letter to the commissioners, dated Sept&mbQr 2, 1992. copy attached, the r~al issue here is about diacrimminatlon againet f.mlll~9. JU8t btcause a group of elderly homeowne~. wish to diaerlrominate against famflios dotS not give the City the right to withhold our building permfte. So~~ of theee horn~owners have openly stated that they w1Sh [0 discrlmminate a!4inet r~mi1ie8. Citrus Gl~n 18 not a r~9trlcted adult community and never has been. Clt~u8 Gl~n is adult ori~nted. ~e provide lawn malnt~nance and have a social ~lubhou8e. We have e mtx of young families and active adults. It 1s against the law to dlec~imminate against f~milie9 and any further action by the City to wlchhold our permit& is dl~crlmanatory. Th~re is no justification for the City obstructing our rights to dev~lop our property. We have already notified the City that if OUT perm1ts are not lmmed1stely released we will tmm~dtately file a lawsuit and hold the City liable lor 811 of the financfal da~age8 we incur as a result of any delays caused by thiS 1nfrlngemer.c on our rights to dev~lop our property. We will also contact the federal government and oth~r 8g~ncies to p~ess dis 1nlnation charges. Sincer&ly, F.li~ GT~~~dos. Jr. Citrus Clen ce., Scott Miller, City Manager Joe Balocco. Attorney CITRUS GLEN UMlTED PARTNERSHIP 8300 LAWRENCE ROAD, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 33436 TEL.: (407) 734-se.30 rrhe City of 'Boynton 'Beac/i ~J (fL..' J \....UN.;.b' };~ CL, 100 'E. 'Boynton 'Bead;' 'Boulevard P,Q. '13o;r.31O 'Boynton 'Bead", '.JiJricfa 33425-0310 City 'Jfa[{: (407J 134-8111 '.J-,"IX: (40iJ /38-7459 August 28, 1992 Attorney Gene Moore 639 East Ocean Avenue Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Dear Mr. Moore: We have reviewed the letter that you forwarded to the City regarding the permits for two story homes at Citrus Glen. Appendix B Planned Unit Developments, Section I, Intent and Purpose states that intent of the district is to promote...appropriate and harmonious variety in physical development. When the master plan for Citrus Glen was approved it was with a plan for a single story structure. In addition, all the construction that has taken place to date has been single story homes. In our eyes the change that has been requested by the developers of Citrus Glen would affect the harmonious physical development of the site; and therefore, we consider this to be a minor change. Per the code this change would require Ci t'y Commission concurrence and Planning and Development Board approval which will take 35 to 45 days to process. We have turned your letter over to the City Attorney for his review and opinion. As soon as he responds we will inform you of our final determination on this matter. Yours truly, ~~D_. ~ ~bloV J. Scott Miller City Manager 35M: cp ~'2lmerUas (jateway to the (julfstream PETITION , /1,.. ry I L_j[/!jj'j..- 6'~j) '~j; J ~. k:,~~- fjL WE TIlE UNDERSIGNED MEl\mERS OF EXECUTIVE ESTATES OF BOYNTON BEACH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. OBJECT TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO-STORY HOlWES IN THE COMl\1l1NITIES OF CITRUS GLEN. SIGNATURE ~.}p~ ~ ~L~~ . ADDRESS /I" // / IY ~<~~,,~ U~~~ ~ J/1 ~c Lvi ,. v-e- e./~c(~ RECEIVED, SEP S .... PLANNING DEPT~" '\ . ... . , PETITION WE TIlE UNDERSIGNED l\1EMBERS OF EXECUTIVE ESTATES OF BOYNTON BEACH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. OBJECT TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO-STORY HOMES IN THE COMMUNITIES OF CITRUS GLEN. SlGNATIJRE ADDRESS /J/~~ Ir l1 ~ PETITION WE TIlE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE ESTATES OF BOYNTON BEACH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. OBJECT TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO-STORY HOMES IN THE COMMUNITIES OF CITRUS GLEN. Gk ,-- joy ADDRESS (]~r ~#1 ,., ../t(\/ct {L:(, A ~,L./t1 / I( /I h PETITION WE THE UNDERSIGNED l\1EMBERS OF EXECUTIVE ESTATES OF BOYNTON BEACH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. OBJECT TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO-STORY HOMES IN THE COMMUNITIES OF CITRUS GLEN. SIGNATURE al5.~' ~~~ ~DRESS d-t/-7 ~ e-6 PETITION WE TIlE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE ESTATES OF BOYNTON BEACH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. OBJECT TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO-STORY HOMES IN THE COMMUNITIES OF CITRUS GLEN. SIGNATURE ADDRESS ~, C-' / 8'1 - ([t~ ).f":'L-( PETITION WE THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE ESTATES OF BOYNTON BEACH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. OBJECT TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO-STORY HOMES IN THE CO:MMUNITIES OF CITRUS GLEN. SIGNATURE " j- -v1 r"'/1 (-t Ct.J..~~~ (II,\-.q 11111-.> .. '\ ..'rttA rl1t~ v: {2Jfkf,,(L~ ./ ADDRESS . J q 3> &...tvM /(I1AJ. tL\,.c ~ I q f f!.rfws j;~ C / rt.,!J; PETITION WE THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE ESTATES OF BOYNTON BEACH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. OBJECT TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO-STORY HOMES IN THE COMMUNITIES OF CITRUS GLEN. SIGNATURE fJ/ipt-' ') f ) J; I A, /,A/- :1 C""'__./ _ Ii t: 7" ." 'f J"~ V " "', ~~X~~ Rft! /J:l~ . (/~ ry.PZ-4 ADDRESS / i" ;;. ;gg r;r.Kl i't....c /'J l./~ /1- ../ .r: . ( r 10'1 r ~l-- / r;V v~ Ctr..- /'Yf) ~ ~ . /'t%Tf~ I?? /,Cm'~ /fldt. (8'0 T~~~\E"" q0C / % 6' OA~/ ~/---'~~/ v' I i rJ I ( ~f c27?/./~ '/r/: c;; If'r, j)'j ~/J. // #( I~~:/;/ j l/.- f1-1.A--/ ' --/ /i/L-) '-' --'' -- I J'--;1 ttf-.vt tp. (.fa/!- /f.3 ~.-U~~-tU~P/~_ /~ ~~ ~~ /YC;> c/~ -~$ e ~d IJ-/IJJr.aL 7?~~{S ~A1L8 ,.j~~o.er--- C1..,"\..J~ U~ ~\ "t~ . . 7~...J \ 0 . :) '-~ y, (i..-v<~-Y/'-~ A:/;:J1f-_/-'~~ l:Lildt''l'' x~, ~ p~%', ~2-_ ~ft/ ~ -7';; ~ ?/tihi~~~ PETITION WE THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE ESTATES OF BOYNTON BEACH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. OBJECT TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO-STORY HOMES IN TIlE COMMUNITIES OF CITRUS GLEN. ~DRESS f8~~5~ ~ I'll ~~ ~ /f;l ~~~ /84 C'TevS ~~ (31il!L6'- ) e ( Cxt-n.tS ~ I e \ t\ ~ IU-'S ~"-L J 7 ~ CI 7~1.I S A iJ E' /??~fl<- . /5" J. ~ Ci./1..;<--1L ;8r T~~~~r I'" I /L / -0 " <....7 t....d.. ~<Z- ,.I'! B4Lu~ i>J", L~~ , - '-'-'-'-~- -~---------~'-"--'-'"-" ~ ,.,------," PETITION WE THE UNDERSIGNED MEl\mERS OF EXECUTIVE ESTATES OF BOYNTON BEACH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. OBJECT TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO-STORY HOMES IN THE COMMUNITIES OF CITRUS GLEN. SIGNATIJRE ~DRESS '-77/1 'i1 J. I '-JdW I ~ ...3 Lt.Pf~~ ~ 7U"v~ !/f/W-~LU-1 r~ .-/----, . /Yv} - /) (/J. . 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OBJECT TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO-STORY HOl\1ES IN THE COMMUNITIES OF CITRUS GLEN. _--SIGNAnJRE " _...J I' J.wt .,. c. C Li.._(_ . :'~:-' l( L!:t.... ~G~,cv~ ~.,-:6t-c,~ I '- I I. (/h. i 1 - I.,' :. ; ,-,' '_ '-' '-... J., (....'V (....-<:. '. -: J' .. h: / '--'J';, /d" /. 1 / J' :-',," '/ .i.,(/;"~'; f<:' ,\/fvCAt' : "l l( , -J- .~ .. Co I 1,:' l:~ J.,-- , /C', C. \ \ i ~_c.,,_ __,,-. '-..(....~ - "r~~ " )7 /~ jj' L --:h ,/"/.' L~7._c:.:'~~____ 0 <:/~ {..f~i.------ =+,-(~"""':'L[~ '"1 \~.t:-<- L, .j 0- ! . <J~ " . J-, .I- . , ~'~y'<- ;-~ .-w'-O-r.-vr"~ L;;: VL,d./ii cGa(- /_ .J~lt.'::"~ / ;.- . / ;-/ \ /. I , . h~~ t~~cJtUl :1, to.,.Ju, ~t1-ort0 ~---- -, --------..'---.-....-.----.---.-.... ADDRES~ / 7 (~ , ;:-- X (~/' I L-t't 7 ~,(. {.:.~ 0' , ~ ~ ~ ~_L L , ... .-' - "-' ""'" '. II 1...-- -, "../l ~-....r'J.." r i --+ ~'""--'1-:..-J ~f \ " \.:,... . . 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ADDRESS / ~ /~h- ~ / ifl0" C/(/~. ~ /a,.. .----~/'1{) &wo~&. LJJ41If1J} (7<1 ~ ~ ~~~ \ ..../ ~, /. /3L; G Y..G-CtJ'I \-.[E . Cd2.e.LE PETITION WE THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE ESTATES OF BOYNTON BEACH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. OBJECT TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO-STORY HOMES IN THE COMMUNITIES OF CITRUS GLEN. ADDRESS ;;S-~ ~r ~.t:-1-7- I( I, ,( \ l.\ '" 0 \7 ,'TrJ C( \J \7 , , \ 4 2- G~~~ \YW~~ , ) ~'"L 0~ ~Vy-Y~ /y~ ~ ~. CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH TO: Jim Cherof, City Attorney DATE: March 30, 1994 DEPARTMENT: APPROPRIATE ACTION_ EV ALUA TIONlRECOMMENDA TION_ FOR YOUR FILES_ ACTION DESIRED PRIOR TO SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION OF MINER ROAD FOR YOUR INFORMATION_ NOTE AND RETURN OTHER Attached hereto please find a copy of letter dated March 24, 1994 from Charles Walker Jr., P.E., Director-Traffic Division, Palm Beach County Dept. of Engineering and Public Works, to my attention, capsulizing a recent phone conversation we had last week whereby the City and the County would work together in constructing Miner Road from Lawrence Road to Congress Avenue. It was Mr. Walker's suggestion that an interlocal agreement be entered into between the County and the City which would contain the points as enumerated in said letter. I indicated to Mr. Walker that I felt that this would be an acceptable proposal that would result in Miner Road being constructed. As noted in Mr. Walker's letter, he has requested Ellie Halperin, Assistant County Attorney, to prepare a draft of this interlocal agreement between the two governmental entities. You of course will be consulted regarding the content of said document. It is felt by this office that this proposal is certainly one that has merit, and hopefully it will be accepted and approved by both the City and the County. Should you have any questions relative to this matter as presented, please feel free to contact me. Thank you. MAR 3 0 I!lllI rn &'11 G PlANNING AND ZONING DEPT. ~c~ . ~ . Scott MiII~, ity Manage~;:,. JSM:smb Attach. c: Mayor & City Commission Tambri Heyden, Acting Planning & Zoning Director Jim White, P.E. City Engineer RESPONSE: Date (Action Completed) Signature . Board of County Commissioners Mary McCarty, Chair Ken L. Foster, Vice Chairman Karen T. Marcus Carol A. Roberts Warren H. Newell Burt Aaronson Maude Ford Lee County Administrator Robert Weisman Department of Engineeri and Public Works March 24, 1994 J. Scott Miller, P. E. City Manager City of Boynton Beach 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, FL 33435 RE: CONSTRUCTION OF MINER ROAD FROM LAWRENCE ROAD TO CONGRESS A VENUE Dear Mr. Miller: This is to confirm our recent telephone conversations on procedures whereby the City and County could jointly work together to construct the subject roadway. It is my suggestion that an interlocal agreement be entered into between Palm Beach County and the City of Boynton Beach which would contain the following points: o The City of Boynton Beach would hire and pay for a consulting engineer to -complete construction plans for this roadway to County specifications and provide these plans to Palm Beach County in a bid ready format. The consultant for this work, along with the fee, would be approved by Palm Beach C~unty. o The City of Boynton Beach has approximately $297,840 available from developers to accomplish this construction. The costs for the plans would be subtracted from this ft;!, ' 1 If \'f'T'~ ~~( i&!1d... the balance would be pr?vided ~ Palm Beach County upon the completion : !lIt . . _.~1ins or October 1, 1994, whichever IS later. ., Ii; i !,' . NIJ J l, 1Wtm Beach County would provide traffic impact fee credits to the developers who have ..___,___ ._J'~yided these funds. ,~\. . .. 0 Palm Beach County would program this work in its fiscal year 94/95 road construction program and would take the project to construction as soon after October 1, 1994 as is practicable. o It is estimated that this project would cost approximately $450,000. It is understood that Palm Beach County would provide the additional funds required to construct this roadway. "An Equal Opportunity - Affirmative Action Employer" . , .....) ') 9 1qQ~ .'\r\.\ I- oJ.... @ printed on ,<<r<*d paper Box 21229 West~alm Beach, Florida 33416-1229 (407) 684-4000 J. Scott Miller, P.E. City of BoyntOn Beach March 24, 1994 Page Two o Upon completion of the roadway, Palm Beach County would accept this road as a County maintained road as to jurisdiction and maintenance. The above is a proposal that clearly would require approval of both the City Commission and the Board of County Commissioners. By phone conversation on this date, you have indicated that you feel this would be an acceptable procedure. By copy of this letter, I am requesting As~stant County Attorney, Ellie Halperin, prepare th~ tlraft of this interlocal agreement and work directly with City Attorney James A. Cherof. When the first draft is compiete, I will contact you for a meeting so that the details of this proposal can be worked out. I look forward to working with you concerning this matter. Sincerely, OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ENGINEER ~~ Charles R. Walker, Jr., P.E. Director - Traffic Division CRW:emg pc: George T. Webb, P.E. - County Engineer Edwin A. Jack, P .E. - Deputy County Engineer Ellie Halperin - Assistant County Attorney L. Javier Lopez, P .E. - Roadway Production Division Verdenia Baker - Impact Fee Coordinator James A. Chernff - City Attorney,. City of Boynton Beach fIle: Municipalities - City of Boynton Beach Roads - Miner Road crw\miaer