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APPLICATION c;".\),,:, '- - \ %e City of t1Joynton 13etUn 100 'E. 'Boynton 'Beadi 'Bou1evarri P.o. 'Bo~310 'Boynton'lJeadi, %nitItz 33425-0310 City:Hafl: (407) 375-6000 ~.!U: (407) 375-6090 January 9, 1966 Marcie Tinsley Kilday and Associates 1551 Forum Place West Palm Beach, Florida 33401 Re: Tara Oaks Third Review - File No. MPMD 95-007 Dear Ms. Tinsley: The cost of the third Technical Review Committee review for the above-captioned submittal is as follows: Building Forest Planning and Zoning 81.02 40.12 224.77 Total $345.91 Please remit the amount of $345.91 to the City of Boynton Beach for the cost of this review upon receipt. Very truly yours, Lll~/;J)lcfLtcL ~ri J. Heyden Planning and Zoning Director TJH:bme xc: Central File a: 3rdrevCost. tar Jlmeri.cas (jateway to tlie (jutfstream RECREATION & PARK MEMORANDUM #95-551 ill rn@rnDW~ -- "I NO" 2 8 1995 PLANNING AND ZONING DEPT. t),{ TO: Tambri Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director j<)1f FROM: Kevin J. Hallahan, Forester/Environmentalist RE: Tara Oaks PUD - 3rd Review Master Plan Modification DATE: November 28. 1995 The applicant is in the process but must complete the following items (per the first review comments): 1 . The environmental assessment. 2. Gopher tortoises relocation - permit from Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. 3. Tree survey with Tree Management Plan for ~ site. 4. Sheet #2 of recent submittal shows the 1.7 acre "preservation" area. This area should delineate ~ the existing trees (and associated native vegetation) will be preserved. This area should be part of the item #3 above. 5. The sheet #2 of recent submittal shows another tree preservation area as part of the church parcel. This area should be addressed in similar fashion to #4 above. 6. The sheet #2 note about exotic species of trees indicates that all other trees will be removed with the exotic species. The native trees I1Q1 in the preservation area(s) that can be successfully relocated, will be part of the Tree Management Plan relocation efforts. KH:ad Costs to &l>plicant: Forester/Environmentalist Secretary II hourly rate + 35% = $30.67 hourly rate + 35% = $ 9.45 Total cost: $40.12 " BUILDING DIVISION r.iW':o ~-~ @~=rn_ 0_ w~:~1 In, II '. I ,..,. 61995 I "'I' I OE~ - iL..; i l I PlANN1~!G A~D I ZONING DEPT. MEMORANDUM NO. 95-422 December 5, 1995 To: Tambri Heyden, Planning & Zoning Director From: Al Newbold, Deputy Director of Development Re: Tara Oaks PUD Pursuant to your request, we are furnishing time and charges our staff spent reviewing plans for the above the above project. 2 1/2 hours for a total of$ 81.02. ~ Al~ AN:mh " "-'I /~\ " \ cc: i W;91iam V.J;Itikill, P.E.,Director of Development ~ Att. Plans TARAOAKS I! ~~ YVONNE ZIEL TRAFFIC CONSULTANTS, INC. 9i ..JV1Y'..L/ 918 U.S. Highway One, Lake Park, Florida 33403 Telephone (407) 842-0907 · Facsimile (407) 842-9284 September 21, 1995 Sgt. Marlon Harris City of Boynton Beach Police Department, Traffic Unit 100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, Florida 33425 RE: Tara Oaks PUD Dear Sgt. Harris: I received a copy of your memo to Tambri Heyden concerning the above referenced project. There is a misunderstanding regarding the number of units addressed in the traffic study. The original approval in 1988 was for 77 units. The 1990 report assessed the traffic impact of 192 units and considered, per traffic standards, the 77 units vested. My traffic study updated the 1990 traffic study to reflect the redistribution of traffic due to the SW Congress Boulevard change. The same methodology as in the 1990 traffic study was used: 192 units with 77 of the 192 units vested. For site access, all of the 192 units were addressed. Please call me if you have any questions. Sincerely, ONSULTANTS, INC. "' Yvo ne Ziel, P.E. President CC. Mr. Michael Haag, City of Boynton Beach Ms. Susan Prillaman, Pulte Home Corporation Ms. Marcie Tinsley, Kilday & Associates Traffic Engineering and Planning TO: FROM: DATE: REF: BOYNTON BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT TRAFFIC UNIT T AMBRI HEYDEN, PLANNING & ZONING DIRECTOR SGT. MARLON HARRIS, POLICE DEPARTMENT II SEPTEMBER 95 TARA OAKS 2nd SUBMIIT AL MEMO #0168 .::-:.'^.....:.:~:~.:::':...::. I have reviewed the above plans and stilL..ma:ilIaili1>r~v.i.ou&.c.owment from earlier memorandum. In addition. there arc now propose4:::{f.)~::~~tmql,~cces~::~~~:along the western. property line, along Knuth Road. The plans ~te ~'?~nox Box" type lo~,~';' I am.INt sure what this concept refers to, but if it indicates thf;,M:se o{il'key to each gate and locl~l'tairl I would not recommend ~ , ~' ~ this method of securing an "etq~:i)ency" access. These gates cltn::p~!}\:,an important part in evacuation of residents an(1;}tactjfal entrance for police critical incl4eri\.~~teams. Locating keys for specific developments thfptrghqht the city is not a preferred trend."\'"" 'r\' tr...:....:....:-..;/ .\>..~:. \i I also maintain my previous position on S.W. Congress Blvd. The d~~eiopment will only be accessible from Knuth R,md;"'v.ia W.MnyntQD Be~:BJyd. or W'Qo.lbright Road. Response time for emergency vehicleshtould,.J)c gn$hy....iri~ased .nd .Q$cer $tety h~~omes a concern. I realize the objections from ClippefCpye analr:ak~f T~::deVe'lopmqq~~, bu.t J believe completion of S.W. Congress Blvd w0tild.::~g'aiite~!sp6risellindjo their ddrnhhm.itte'~ al~. A traffic study was supplied by Yvonne Ziel Consultants, Inc. regarding traffic flow and projected growth in this area. The study refers tQ.,..a.,J.99P study and also reflects the 1988 apP~Qvitpf 77 single family units for Tara Oaks. The""st~y' is not valid at this point, as the projeCffl' plans call for tripling t~ nu~ber of units, thereby .p:~!.~~g the number of vehicle travel: Ta~~:-?~~:..i's now planning on~1 0/4 ' umts and I feel the study"ne~!:.~~ be redoqeand further consldcra.:~().~",~.r S.W. Congress Blvd being completed should be ~~~~ ~~\:tht projeet:" r!;::)f ~~____ .,i'./' l:;(:::::.~:::::.>:; r1 ""., /.., ,'l:: ., . ;~-- guJV (14~ // ~ chJ- +~ &+ p. /~CVj V Re~#~~~~ J ~ \J ~arlon Harris V SEP-12-1995 16:12 YZTC/F I NEL I t-ES P.01 YVONNE ZIEL TRAFFIC CONSULTANTS, INC. 918 US mGHWAY ONE LAKE PARK, FLORIDA 33403 (40'1) 842-0907 FAX (407) 842-9284 FAX TRANS:MlTTAL TO: ~~T ~~~/'~ FAXNO:~S f:,Je,s FROM: Y ~ DATE: 1l\~)~ NUMBER OF PAGES: k:, (INCLUDING TillS ONE) ORIGINALS WILL [ ] WILL NOT [ ] FOLLOW IN THE MAIL .. ~ 't\AccUu ---rl^sI~\~b tQ~ ~ALVI~ AND HOBBES If \J'Sg) 10 BE. m#", IF ~ tlO'fI. Wml Mot9\S. F'~. C~\~'T W~ ~I~G AND o.~ ~ ~ DOK~ \"" ft. ~EE{. \i 'ttf>.'5 ~~ ~\~ ""SQKfL'(! COt\5\tiE~El> A R\\S~ J~. \~\) 1B:}\NOlJ)G'( JfiT >>U) \-\(0 BE LOCd \t) ~ \i. IKC'i.g..s~ ''(~~'t'\<*S. I "NESE. W.~\N~ tlCt(T ~ l\~ E#\'S\{.R- ~~ ~ L\f'C. lo\~ \ti\RA~O. BILL WAlTERSON 51'1. tA\l'\Ili;S IF WE. W~ 1') M\<~~"'~ WilE l.E.\'SI3R:E 1\\\5 l" H\tQ"S '!l(O IWltiNf alf 1W.T ~~~S i\U.\ ~\t~O at l\M~?1 t70 ","l~ I ~~(I~~~\~t SEP-12-1995 16:13 yzrC/FINELINES ~.~ ~ YVONNE ZIEL TRAFFIC CONSULTANTS, INC. P.02 918 U.S. Highway One. Lake Park, Florida 33403 September 12, 1995 Mr. Michael Haag Pla",,,,il"g & Zoning Department City of Boynton Beach 100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, Florida 33425 RE: Tara Oaks PUn Telephone (407) 842-0907 · Facsimile (407) 842.9284 Dear Mr. Haag: Yvonne Ziel Tra.:ffie Consultants, Inc. has been retained to asses the redistribution in traffic as prepared in the 1990 traflic study, which reflected SW Congress Boulevard connecting with Knuth Road. Since this eonnection is incorrect, the traffic study was revised to reflect the correct roadway network. Due to our time constraint, the analysis was limited to the necessary tables and trip generation data. The traffic analysis used the same distribution as the 1990 traf1ic study and relocated the SW Congress Boulevard project trips to Woolbright Road. Please find enclosed tables 1 through 6 which provide the existiq conditions, trip generation, i'tOwth rate analysis and future conditions with.tl1e redis~ution.oftraffic. The project trips addressed where those over tha 1988. apPrOVal.J77sbii1e~"Amllj1f';its). As you can see from Table 5, all of the roadways within the impact area meet the level of service (LOS) standards. In addition to the LOS analysis, I prepaIed a driveway analysis to reflect a change in the driveways. Figure 1 provides the daily, AM and PM peak driveway volumes and the project volumes at Knuth Road and Woolbright Boad. If Knuth Road is not extended to the north, based on the projected driveway volumes, a right turn lane would be needed at the driveway to the residential site. If' however. Knuth Road is exended to the north, this right turn lane would not be needed. The projected Tara Oaks volumes at the intersection of Kuth Road and Woolbright road are not sig'1'H;r.ant, but do indicate the need for an exclusive southbound to eastbound left turn lane. Please call me if you have any questions. Sincerely. i ONNE Z1E~TAN'l1l. INC. CC. Mr. William D. Cavanaugh, FPO. City of Boynton Beach Ms. Susan Prillaman. Pulte Home Corporation Mr. William Hukil, P.EJ EngjnAAriDg Department, City of Boynton Beach Ms. Marcie Tinsley, Kilday & Associates Sgt. Marlin Harris. Police Department, City of Boynton Beach TraffIC Engineering and PlannIng SEP-12-1995 16:14 YZTC/F It-EL ne P.03 TABLE 1 T~oAJ(SPUD EXlSl1NG (1994.5) twL Y TRAFFIC CONDmONS 11-Sep-95 1994.6 'OF V Arff VIC 1994.5 ROADWAY FROM TO LANES CAP TRAFFIC RATIO LOS GOLF AD MIUTARYTR CONGAEBS AVE 2L 13,400 5,881 0.44 B CONGRESS AVE I4a5 2L 13,400 10.117 0.76 C WOOLBRIGHT RD WEST LAWREIICE RD 2L 13,.coo 7,718 0.58 8 LAWRENCE RD KNurH RO 4LD 29,400 15,732 Q.S4. B KNUTH RD CONRESS AVE. 4LD 29,400 15,732 0.54 B CONRESS AVE Hl5 .u.o 29,400 28,941 0.92 0 LAWRENCE AVE WOOLBRIGKT RD BOYN'TtlM BEACH BLV 2L 13.0400 5,170 0.39 B BOYNTON BEACH BLVD OLD 8CJfN1'ON RD 2L 13,400 10.911 0.81 C BOYNTON BEACH Bl.'J EL ClAIR RANCH RD MIUTARV'TRAIL 6LD 45,000 31.071 0.69 e MILITARY TRAIL LAWREKE RD 6LD ~,ooo 28.117 0.62 6 LAWRENCE RD CONGRESS AVE 6LD 45,000 30.940 0.S9 B CONGRESS AVE EAST 6l.D 4ei,OOO 29,135 0.65 B OLD BOYNTON RD MILITARY TRAIL L,AWREIICE RD 4D 29,400 10,990 0.37 B LAWRENCE RD CONGRESS AVe. -4U) 28,400 11.962 0.41 S CONGRESS AVE 8OYNTON BEACH ISLvD WC)C)L51GHT RD 5LD ~,ooo 29.091 0.65 B WooL8RIGHT RD GOLF lID I!ILD 4ei,OOO 29.545 0.86 B GOLF RD SOUTH et.D ~,ooo 27,. 0.82 B ELCLAIR RANCH RD BOYNTON BEACH BLVO WOOlBtlGHT RD 2L 13,400 7,008 0.52 B TABLE 2 lMA OAKS PUD !XlSTING (1984.5) PMK HOUR TRAFFIC CONomONS PEAK 1,95M.5 ,OF LOS PEAK WC ROADWAY FROM TO LANES "D" HOUR RATIO LOS GOLF RD MILITARV TR CONGRESS AVE 2L 1,220 533 0.44 B CONGRESS AVE 10M 2L 1.220 921 0.75 C WOOLBRIGHT RD WEST \.AWRENeE RD 2L 1,220 702 0.58 B LAWRENCE RD ICNUIK RD -4U) 2,670 1,432 0.5' B KNUTH RD CCHlESSAVE 4LD 2.670 1.432 0.54 B CONRESS AVE ~ 4LD 2,670 2,452 0.92 D LAWRENCE AVE WOOL8RIGKT RD I!JCMI1'ON BEACH BLVD 2L 1,220 470 0.39 8 BOYNTON BEACH BlVD OLDIIOYNTON RD 2L 1,220 Cle3 0.81 C BOYNTON BEACH 8LvD E1. ClAIR RANCH RD MlurARY~A1L 6LD 4.100 2,m 0.69 B MIUTARY~A1L ~RD 6LD .,100 2,559 0.62 B LAWR~NCE RD COIDRESS AVE 8LD .a. 100 2.816 0.69 B CONGRESS AVE !NIf 8lD 4,100 2.651 a.6s B OLD BOYNTON RD MILITARY TRAIL LMIItENCE RD 4LO 2.87D 1.000 0.37 B LAwRENCE RD COIIQRI!SS AVE 4LD 2,670 1,D89 0.41 B CONGRESS AVE BOYNTON BEACH BLW VVCI1BRIGKT RD 6LD 4,100 2,647 0.65 a WOOLBRIGHT RD GC1F RD 6LD 4,100 2,689 0.68 B GOLF RD SOUlH 6LD 4,100 2.521 0.61 B EL cLAIR RANCH RD BOYNTON BEACH BLvD waDLBRIGtIT RD a 1,220 638 0.52 B SEP-12-1995 16:14 VZTC/F I te.1 t-ES P.04 TABLE 3 TARA OAKS PUD TRIP GENERATION RATES 11:SAp-95 RESIOENTIAUMF/APT RESIOENTIAL-SF CHURCHlSF ITE COO~ 220 210 SEiO MJT TRIP RATES AM PEAK TRIP RATES TOTAL PERCENT ENTER EXIT PM ~I:AK. I HIt' RATES TOTAL PERCENT ENTER EXIT LAND UsE 7 0.491 *(X)+3.391 10 LNT...867*LNX+O,39 9.32 0.74 17 26 64 B3 LNT-.928*LNX-O.11 74 lNT=.902"LNX-tO.52 38 0.72 68 32 65 35 54 46 SOURCE: INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS. TRIP GENERATION, 5TH EDmON SOURCE: PALM BEACH COUNTY IMPACT FEE ORDlNANCE-ADT LAND USE RESIOENTIAUMF/APT CHURCHlSF RESIDENTIAL SF - VESTED SIZE 192 20,000 77 TABLE 4 TARA OAKS PUD TRIP GENERATION ADT ~ PEAK TRIPS TRIPS TOTAL ENTER EXl1' 1,344 98 17 81 186 15 9 5 770 64 17 48 U30 112 26 ee 760 48 9 3SI PM PEAK TRIPS TOTAL ENTER EXIT 117 79 37 14 8 7 85 55 30 131 87 44 46 32 14 PROPOseo PROJECT (MF PLUS CHURCt-I): TOTAL LESS VESTED SF: , SEP-12-1995 16:15 YZTC/FIN8...II-ES P.05 TA8I.E 15 TARA~PUO PRO.EC1B)AVERAGE o.\ILYTRAFFIC 00NDm0NS 12-Sep-1l5 03:10:21 PM "Of' l.CS ''''5 19S1i1 1m "IT At;;tr 8ACI(GR PA~cr TOTA.L PERCENT PROJECT OF ROAr:JNAY ~M TO lANE eAP lR1PS TRAFFIC LOS CAPACf'N GOU'RtI MIUTARY'TR CONQRES8 AVE 2L 13,<400 5.811 28<4 14 8,139 B 0.10 CONGRESS AVE J.85 2L 13...00 10,117 <458 .co 10,813 C 0.30 WOOUlRIGHT RtJ WEST LAWReNCE RD 21.. 13,_ 7,718 3.c8 38 8,104 8 0.28 LAWRENCE RD KN\mI AD .ct.D ZI,_ 1C1.732 708 ..., . 18,.0488 B 0.16 KNVTH Rtl CQNAE8SA~ -.0 :18,<<10 15,732 70a 71. 17,155 8 2.43 CONRESS AVE IoSIlS .uJ 20,.00 2e,G4t 1,215 23a 28,396 0 0.81 L.AWRENCEAVE IIVCOl.BRIGHT RD BOYNTat BEACH BLVD 2L 1 MOO ll,170 ~3 78 1l.479 B 0.57 BOYNTON BEACH BLVD aD ElOVNI'ON RD 2L 13.<100 10,911 492 38 11.441 C 0.28 BOYN'l'ON &eAO-l et.. VD EL CLAIR RANCH RD UIUTARVlRAIL llLD -45.000 31,071 1.'401 30 32,502 B 0.07 MlLlTARYlRAIL LAWRENCE RD llLD -45.000 28,117 1.288 38 29,423 B 0.08 LAWReNCE RD Cl;lfIIGNjSS A"- &U> 45,000 30,1140 1,395 . 44 . 32,379 B' 0.10 CONGRESS AVE EAST llUl 45,000 2O,13!l 1,31. 64 30,513 8' 0.14 Clt.C BOVNTON RD MILITARYlRAlL LAWRENCE RD 4.D 29,<100 10,lalaO <488 8 11.0493 B 0.03 LAWRENCE RD CCNGRESS A~ o4I.D 2lI,4Oll 11,962 &311 a 12,5011 B 0,03 CONGRESS AVE BOYNTON EIEA.CH IILVO WOCllSAICHT RD 6LD 045,000 211.001 1,312 290 30,692 B 0.64 WOOLBRIGHT RD GOLF AD 8l.D o4li,OOO 29,545 1,332 183 31,050 B 0.41 GOlF RD SOU1H BLD 45,000 27,6118 1,249 127 29,074 8 0.28 l!L a.AIR RANOi RD BOYNTON BEACH BLVD WOOUlRIGHT RD 2L 13.<100 7,OOlS 318 8 7.329 B 0,06 TABLEt TARA tw<S PUD FUTURE (1P99) PE.AK HClI.-" TIlW'FIC CCNDmCNS 1_ 1098 PEAK 1la804.1l PKHR PKHR TOTAl. 'OF LOS PEAK SACKGR PROJECT' PEAK Hilt ROAt:JNAY RON'( lRI ,",AFJI'IC l.OS Gr1F RD MILITARY TR CCNGRESSAVE 2L 1.220 = 2. 2 560 B CONGRESS AVE I-laI5 2L 1,220 821 G 7 960 C WOOLSRIGHT RD WEST LAWRENCE RD 2L 1.220 702 32 '7 7041 B LAWR!!NCE RD I<Nlmf RD 4.D 2.870 1,432 155 II 1,504 B l<NI.ITM AD CCNRESS AVE .cLD 2,870 1,~2 65 123 1.819' B CClNRESS AVE 1-96 4I.D 2,670 2,~2 111 41 2.803 D LA1IVRENCE AVE WOOlBRIGHT RD BOYN1'CN Il!AC:H 21.. 1,220 470 21 13 50S iii llIOVN1'ON ElEAai Clt.C BOYNTON RD 21.. 1.220 9lIS <IS 7 1,0441 C BOVIIITON BEACH B. CLAIR RANCH M1l.ITARYTRAIL et.D 4,100 2.827 127 5 2,960 B MIUTAAY'TRAIL LAWRENCE RO IlD 4.100 2.l5e8 115 7 2,681 B LA~ RO CONGRESS AVE IlD 4,100 2,1118 . 127 8 2.950 B CONGRESS AVE EAST llU) "100 2,651 120 11 2.7a:r iii CI.tI ElOYNTON R MIUTARV TRAn.. LAWRENCE At] 4lD 2.170 1.000 <<I 1 1,046 B LAWRENC2 RD CONGRESS AVE <4LD 2.170 1,lJ8SI 4l) 1 1.139 B ~ESS AVE BOYNl'ON BEACH wOCJUlRIGHT RO 8LD 4,100 2.847 119 50 2,1117 B woa..&RlGHT RO GOLF RD lIlD <t,1oo 2,151I11 121 32 2,841 B GOLFRD SOUTH GLD .,100 2,521 114 22 2.856 B EL cv./R RANCH BOYNTON BEACH WOOLBRIGHT RD 2L 1,220 t3. 2SI 1 868 B SEP-12-1995 ~l 16: 15 ..... Q q; ~ .. ~ r ...... ..- - 0') r- - d 0:: ::I: ..... => ~ ...... Q Ill( ~ r ... - ~ - C") - ...- ..- ~ It) ,.... 00 l. 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(I) (I) 0 1& a.. Q.. '0 :E ~ Z .... a.. W ~J c..? C") w Q) ....I - M ...... - it) .J .' - "'lIt ..- ......... L~N Ne, 'a~ .lHE)IH8100M P.06 en I- Z W ~ w Q> ::)0 a..~ CfJZ ~Z~ <(0 ~ !5 ~f2 o:::U- <(::J ~O .q:::t: ~~ 0- W !::: CI) - I .... ~ ~;;" z.. &&I .z:t, -~~; N~411;l &&I!j ~t ~~I-! 08! !It > 0 fJz >!ij to- :0; ! . ;; ~ TOTAL P.06 SEP-12-1995 16:20 YZTC/FINELINES p.02 ~~ ~ YVONNE ZIEL TRAFFIC CONSULTANTS, INC. 918 U,S. Highway One, Lake Pam. Florida 33403 September 12,1995 Telephone (407) 842-0907 · Facsimile (407) 842-9284 Mr, Michael Haag Planning & Zoning Department City of Boynton Beach 100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, Florida 33425 RE: Tara Oaks PUD Dear Mr. Haag: Yvonne Zie] Traffic Consultants, Inc. has been retained to asses the redistribution in traffic as prepared in the 1990 traffic study, which reflected SW Congress Boulevard connecting with Knuth Road. Since this connection is incorrect. the traffic study was revised to reflect the correct roadway network. Due to our time constraint. the analysis was limited to the neceesary tables and trip generation data. The traffic analysis used the same distribution as the 1990 traffic study and relocated the SW Congress Boulevard project trips to Woolbright Road. Please find enclosed tables 1 through 6 which provide the existing conditions, trip generation, growth rate analysis and future conditions with the redistribution of traffic. The project trips addressed where those over the 1988 approval (77 single family units), As you can see from Table 5, all of the roadways within the impact area meet the level of service (WS) standards. In addition to the LOS analysis, 1 prepared a driveway analysis to reflect a change in the driveways. Figure 1 provides the daily, AM and PM peak driveway volumes and the project volumes at Knuth Road and Woolbright Road. If Knuth Road is not extended to the north, based on the projected driveway volumes, a right turn lane would be needed at the driveway to the residential site. If however, Knuth Road is exended to the north, this right turn lane would not be needed. The projected Tara Oaks volumes at the intersection of Kuth Road and Woolbright road are not significant, but do indicate the need for an exclusive southbound to eastbound left turn lane. Please call me if you have any questions. Sincerely, ONNE ZIE~SUILTANTS, INC. ---- ce. Mr_ William D. Cavanaugh, FPO, City of Boynton Beach Ms. Susan Prillaman, Pulte Home Corporation Mr. William Hukil, P.E, Engineering Department, City of Boynton Beach Ms. Marcie Tinsley, Kilday & Associates Sgt. Marlin Harris, Poliee Department, City of Boynton Beach Traffic Engineering and Planning SEP-12-1995 15:21 lZTC/Fjr--jELINES p. ~13 TIl.BlE 1 TARA OAKS PUO EXIST1NG (1994_5) DAILY TRAI=FtC CONDITIONS 11-Sep-95 1984,5 II OF "0" ADT VlC 19945 RoADWAY FROM 1'0 LANES CAP TRAFFIC RATIO LOS COlF ~O MILITARY TR CONGRESS AVE 2L 13,400 5.aEl1 0,44 B CONGRESS AVE 1.9!j 2L 13,400 10,117 075 C WOOlBRIGH" RO WEST LAWRENCE RD 2l 13,400 7,718 0.58 8 l,AWAENCE RD KNUTH RD 4LO 29,400 1~,732 0,54 B KNUTH RO CONRESS Ave 410 29.400 15,732 0.54 B CONRI!SS AVE 1-95 'lO 29.400 26.941 O.g2 0 LAWRENOE AVE wOOLBRIGHT ~D BOYNTON BEACH BlV :ill. 13,400 S,170 0.39 ~I BOYNTON BEACH PJlVO OLD BOYNTON RD :ilL 13,400 10,911 0.81 BOYNTON I!!lI!ACH 6l.V El CLAIR RANCH RO MILITARY TRAil 61.0 <<1,000 31,071 0.69 B MILITARY TRAil LAWRl:NCE R D 6LO 45.000 28.117 0,62 B l,AWRENCE RO CONGRESS Ave ~D 45,000 30.840 O.8i B CONGR!.SS AVE EAST 810 45,000 29,135 0,65 B OLD BOYNTON RO MII..ITARY TRAIL LAWRENCE RO 410 29,400 10,990 0,37 S LAWRENCE RD CONGRESS AVE 410 29,400 11.962 0.41 e I CONGRESS AVE BOYNtoN B~CI'4 BLVD WOOl!lRIGHl' RD 5LO 45,000 2i,091 0,65 B I WOOLBRIGHT Rt) GOLFRO 6lD ~,OOO 29,545 0,6e B GOLF RD SOUn! 610 45,000 27,89$ 0.82 B El CLA.IR RANCH RO BOYNTON !!ACH BLVD WOOLBRIGHT RD ZL 13,400 7,006 0.52 El TABLE 2 TARA OAKS r:UO EXISTING (1994.5) PEAK HOUR TRAFFIC CONDITIONS PEAl< 1,994.6 'OF LOS PEAK VIC ROADWAY FROM TO LANES "0" HOUR RATlO LOS GOLF RD MILITARY TR CONGRESS Ave Zl 1,220 533 0.44 B I CONGRESS AVE 1~5 2L 1,220 921 075 C WOOLBRIGHT RD WEST LAWRENCE RO 2l. 1,220 702 058 e LAWRENCE RO KNUTk RO 410 2,670 1.432 0,54 B KNUTH RD cONRESS AVE 4l.D 2,870 1,432 054 e CONRESS AVE l-i5 4LO ~,870 2,452 0,920 LAWRENCE AVE WOOLIJRIGHT RO BOYNTON BEACH BLVD 2l 1,220 470 0,39 & IIlOV>ITON 8E.OCH BLVD BOYNTON BeACH Bl YO 01.0 BOYNTON RO 2l 1,220 993 0,81 C EL CLAIR RANCH RO MILITARY TIlAll 6LD 4,100 2,S27 069 e MILITARY TRAil LAWRENCE RD 6LO 4,100 2,555/ 0,62 B LAWRENCE RD CONGRESS Ave aLD 4,100 2,618 0.69 B CONGRESS AVE E....ST sLD 4.100 2,651 0.658 IOLD BOYNTON RD MILItARY TRAIL LAWRENCE RD 41.0 2,870 1,000 0,37 l;l LAWRENCE RD CONGRl!SS AV~ 4LD 2,670 1,089 041 e CONGRESS AVE BOYNTON i'lEACH BLVD WOOLBRIGHT RD 6LO 4,100 2,647 0.656 I WOOLBRIGHT RO GOLF RD 61.0 4,100 2,689 0,6e 8 I GOLf= RO SOUTH elO 4.100 2,521 ae1 e I El cLAIR RANCH RD BOYNTON BEACH BLVO WOOLBRIGHT RO 2L 1,220 638 0.52 B J SEP-12-1395 16:21 11-5_r>-95 LAND USE lTE CODE TOTAL PERCENT ENTER EXIT RESiDEr>;TIALJMFJAPT RESIDENTIAL-SF CHURCH/SF ;>20 210 560 (ZTC/>=INELINES TABLE 3 T"'RA OAKS PUD TRIP GENERATION RATES AM PEAK TRIP RATE.S ADT TRIP RATES TOTAL pERCENT ENTER EXIT p.04 PM PEAK TRIP RATES 17 26 64 ~ LNT:;.928.LNX.o,11 74 LNT=.OOTLNX~.52 36 0,72 32 35 46 7 o 491.(X)+3_391 , 0 LNT"'861"LNX+O.39 51,32 0,74 68 65 54 SOURCE: INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS, TRIP GENERATION, 5TH EDITION SOURCE' PALM BEACH COUNTY IMPACT FEE ORDINANCE- ADT SIZE 192 20,000 n PROPOSED PROJECT (MF PLUS CHURCH): TOTAL LESS VESTED SF: TABLE 4 T AHA OAKS PUO TRIP GENERA'nON 17 9 17 81 5 48 PM PEAK TRIPS TOTAL ENTER EXIT 117 79 37 , ~; 5~ ~I ADT TRIPS AM PEAK TRIPS TOTAL ENTER EXIT 1,344 186 770 98 15 64 1,530 760 112 48 26 9 86 39 131 48 f!l 32 44 14 SEP-12-1995 1';:21 YZTC/>=INELI"iES p.05 TABLE ~ T A~A. OAKS PUD PROJeCTED AVERAGE 0.0.11. Y TIiIAFFIC CONDITIONS 12-Sep-95 03:'0::21 p~ PERCEl\T LOO 199"tS 1999 1~99 PROJECT . OF ''0'' AOT BACKGR PROJECT TOTAL OF ROADWAY FROM TO U\Ni CAP TRAFFIC O~"T1-t T~tl'e TRAFFIC LOS CAPACITY GOLF' Ml IAILlTARVlR eONGRESS AVE 2L 1 ~', '100 ~.ecl1 :264 14 ti,H9 B 0.101 CONGReSS AVI! 1-95 2l 1J,400 10,117 458 40 10.613 C 0,30 WOOlBRIGHT RO wtST l.AW~ENCE RD 2~ 13,400 7,71e J48 38 8,104 iJ 0,2B LAWRENCE RO KNUTH RD 4LD 29, '100 1~,7J2 709 415 ' 115,1l88 8 0.16 KNI/TH ~o CONRliSS AVE 4LD 29,400 15,732 709 714 1 T,155 B 2,~ CONRESS AVf 1-95 4LD 2'3,400 26,941 1,215 239 28,395 D 0.'1 L.+.WRENCE AVE WOOLBRIGHT RD BOYNTON BE"'CI-lIiI~vO 2L 13,400 ~,170 233 76 5,47i1 a 0,57 BOYNTON BEACH 8!.VO OLD BOYlll""ON RO 2L 13,400 10,911 492 :)8 11,441 C 0,28 BOYNTON III!AeH Bl VO EL CLAIR RANCH RD MILITARY TRAIL tiLD 45,000 31,071 1,401 30 3:2,502 a 0,07 MILITARY 'TRAIL LAWRENCE RD 510 45,000 28,117 1,268 38 29,4~ B 0,08 LAWRENCe 11I0 CONGRESS AvE 6lD 45,000 30,940 1.J95 44 32,379 B 0,10 CONGIIlEeS IWE eAST 6\.0 45,000 29.135 1,314 64 30,513 B 014 OLD BOYNTOr.lItD MILITARY TlllAIL LAWRENCE RD <lLD 29,400 10,990 496 S 11,4\13 a 0,03 LAWFlENCe RO CONGFl!F;SS AVE 4LD 29,400 11,962 539 8 12,509 B O,OJ CONG1I'E!!S AVE ~YNTON BEACH BlVO WOOLBRIGI-rr RD SLD 45,000 29,091 1,312 2lil0 3Q,6112 B 0,6<1 WOOLBRIGHT ~ GOLF RD I5LD 45,000 29,5>6 1,332 183 31,060 a 0,41 GOLF RD SOll'Tl-l dlD 45,000 27,698 1,249 127 29,074 il 0,28 IOL cLAIR RANCH RO IIOVNTON8EACH BLVD WOOLBRIGHT RO 2L 13.400 7,006 316 8 7,32g B 0.06 TABlE 6 TARA OAKS PUD FlJ'!'URE (19S9) PEAK HOJR TRAF"ICCONOI'l'IONS 11199 1999 PI;AK 1994,5 PI< HR PI( HR TOTAL IIO~ LOS PEAK BACI(~R PROJECT PEAK ~ f!l.CADWAY "'ROM 10 LANES "0" HOVR GROWl TRIPS TRAf'FIC LOS GOLF RD MILITARY rn OONGFteS9 AVE 2L 1,220 533 24 2 ef$O Oil CONGRESS AVE l.g5 21. 1,220 921 42 7 969 :::; WOOLBRiGHT RD WEST LAWRENCl!; RD 2L 1,22~ 702 32 7 741 B LAWReNCE RD KNUT>l RO 'ILD 2,610 1,432 65 a 1,504 B KNun-lIllO CONRESS AVE 4LO 2,670 1,432 65 123 1,61ll B CONRES6 AVE 1.95 4L~ 2,670 ~,~2 11 I 41 2,603 0 LAWRENCl! ,,1If' WOOI..8RIGH'I' RO BOYNTON lEACH 2L 1,220 470 21 13 505 B BOYNTON 8litACM OlO BO'I'NTON RD 2L 1,220 geJ 45 1 1,044 C BOYNTON !l~ACH EL CLAIR RANCH MIt..rTARY TRAIL 6LD 4,100 2,B27 127 5 2,960 B MILITARY TRAIL LAWRENCE RD OLD 4,100 2,559 115 7 2,681 B ,"AWIIlENCE RD COIIIGRE85 AVE OLD 4,100 2,'11;1 127 ti 2,950 B CONORESS AVE fAST SLC 4,'00 2,5!1 120 11 2,7112 B OLOBOYNT'ONR MILITARY TRAIl. 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"'1 w !! - I \li\:!:.:II: I..ii:: .!II:\.:;: .\\:;.:\i..il f!i N ~ liSi! u.I ~ Z ~ Ii - z z ~ \1\ii\lii\\iiiii1Iillilil\\l\\I\\\I\\ii\\i\i\l 8 ! - ~ ~ Ct) - ..." ~ ~ ~i '" co u. J l. ~ 12 z: = E L. ~ N 'a~ .lH~Il:t8100M I-''<? J - .J co ~ \0 ('oJ -- --- r:;;.;, j TDTAL ;J. a'C, Kilday & Assoclat.. Landscape Architects/ Planners 1551 Forum Place Suite 100A West Palm Beach, Florida 33401 (407) 689-5522 · Fax: 1407} 689-2592 August 31, 1995 Ms. Tambri Heyden, Planning Director City of Boynton Beach Planning & Zoning Department 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, FL 33425-0310 RE: Tara Oaks PUD Minor Master Plan Modification Our File No. 738.2 Dear Ms. Heyden, Please accept and process the attached revised information for a Minor Master Plan Modification to the previously approved Tara Oaks PUD, located north of Woolbright Road and east of the future Knuth Road. We are submitting this revised Minor Master Plan Modification application on behalf of Pulte Homes Corporation South Florida Division contract purchasers of the property and Bill Winchester, owner of the property, and incorporating comments received at the August 15, 1995 TRC Meeting. The latest Master Plan approved on June 8, 1990 reflected a total of 192 multi-family units on the northern portion of the site, an open space/preservation area centrally located, and a church parcel on the southern portion of this site. The proposed Master Plan retains the 192 previously approved units which will now be developed as fee simple townhomes. The open space/preservation tract remains centrally located, and the church parcel remains unchanged on the southern portion of the site. Attached with this application is a revised Master Site Plan for the project reflecting proposed building locations and corresponding lot lines, access points, the recreation area and parking configurations, The Conceptual Landscape Plan specifies proposed landscape buffers and plant material requirements, A previously approved cross section is also included with the submittal set. This cross section has been revised to reflect an agreement made between the Stonehaven Home Owners Association and the property owner The conceptual engineering plans, as well as a boundary and tree survey, are also attached. The perimeter landscape buffer and the building setbacks proposed are consistent with those previously approved. Minor adjustments have been made to the main access for the PUD. The church parcel, which is under separate ownership, will retain the two previously approved access points. The previously approved plan reflected two main access points to the residential parcel. This has been reduced to one main access point which will be controlled with a security gate. Three emergency access locations are proposed elsewhere along Knuth Road. These access Ms. Tambri Heyden August 31, 1995 Page 2 points will be stabilized to support the weight of emergency vehicles. They also will be gated and locked pursuant to the City of Boynton Beach Fire Rescue requirements. The developer of Tara Oaks will be constructing Knuth Road from just north of the L-25 Canal south to Woolbright Road including the required crossings over both the L-25 and L-26 Canals. Concurrent with this roadway construction, an eight foot wide bike path will also be constructed on the east side of Knuth Road adjacent to Tara Oaks PUD. A private recreation site of 1.75 acres is provided for Tara Oaks PUD. The active portion of the recreation area is provided adjacent to the main entry. This recreation area has been relocated from the site shown on the previously approved Master Plan to address conditions imposed on the original approval. A passive recreation component consistent with that previously approved is shown in the open space tract and will consist of a jogging trail through the preservation/relocation area and a gazebo or garden amenity at its terminus. A total of five (5) recreational amenities are proposed to receive one half credit for the public recreation land dedication. Consistent with the past approval and the comments again included in Parks and Recreation Memorandum #90-229, the developer will pay a fee in lieu of land dedication for the public park commitment. The attached plans have been revised addressing those issues raised at the TRC meeting of August 15, 1995, and subsequent items included in the TRC comment memorandums issued by each reviewing department. The following is a recap of the comments included in the memorandums and subsequent responses by the project team. POLICE DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 0158 1. The final approved Master Plan depicted Southwest Congress Boulevard to be terminated into a cul-de-sac per the request of adjacent residents. The proposed plan shows the western right-of-way stub of Southwest Congress Boulevard to be removed. 2. The developer is investigating the feasibility of providing 24 hour access through the automatic gate entrance system. A telephone access system or a similar feature will be provided. RECREATION AND PARK MEMORANDUM NO. 95-371 1. Attached is a statement from our environmental consultant stating that the permit from the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission will not change the Master Plan as shown in order to comply with the requirements of the permit. 2. A Tree Management Plan and an Environmental Assessment are forthcoming. In the attached statement from the environmental consultant, there is reference to the Tree Management Plan and the Flora and Fauna Survey. UTILITIES DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 95-255 1. The revised Conceptual Engineering Plan shows water and sanitary sewer being provided to Pod 3. Ms. Tambri Heyden August 31, 1995 Page 3 2. The project engineer is aware of the comments and will incorporate them in their final plans. 3. The revised Conceptual Engineering Plan showing a connection to the existing 10" water main on Southwest Congress Boulevard. BUILDING DIVISION MEMORANDUM NO. 95-299 1. It is the intent of the developer to plat this project. 2. There is an adequate number of parking spaces for each town house. These parking tracts will be dedicated as either easements or common parking and access tracts. 3. The recreation building will be constructed along with the construction of the first town house building. 4. The final Site Plan will comply with parking signs and handicap code. A complete Site Plan application will be processed following Minor Master Plan approval. 5. The final Site Plan will show the established easements and setbacks as they relate to the town houses. A complete Site Plan application will be processed following Minor Master Plan approval. FIRE PREVENTION MEMORANDUM NO. 95-325 1. The approved Master Plan depicts Southwest Congress Boulevard terminating into a cul- de-sac per the request of the adjacent residents, It is the intent of the developer to have the western right-of-way stub removed. 2. The attached Master Site Plan has been revised to allow for turn-around areas with a radius large enough to accomodate a fire truck. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 95-304 A. The U.S. Postal service will be contacted to verify which roads will require naming, these names will be incorporated into the Site Plan application following approval of the Minor Master Plan application. B. The traffic impact statement will be revised to reflect the redistribution of traffic pursuant to the removal of the Southwest Congress Boulevard connection to Knuth Road. C. The Master Site Plan has been revised to show sidewalks on both sides of the internal roadways. The sidewalks will be in compliance with Chapter VI, Article Ill, Section 11 A, Page 3 through 6 of the Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances. D. Deed restrictions will be established to provide for a property owners association to pay for the operation of a street light system within the development at the time of plat approval. Ms. Tambri Heyden August 31, 1995 Page 4 E. The engineer for this project has certified that the drainage plan will comply with all City codes and standards and a copy of this letter has been attached for your review. F - H. The engineer is aware of the comments and will incorporate them into the final engineering plans. I. The eastern 25' of the 80' right-of-way has been dedicated. This dedication has been recorded in O.A.B. 7324, Page 1162. J. Acceptance from South Florida Water Management District and Lake Worth Drainage District will be required prior to final engineering approval. K. A permit will be obtained prior to working within the right-of-way per Chapter 22, Article 2, Section 7 (A), Page 22-3. L. In lieu of providing sidewalks on both sides of Knuth Road, the developer has agreed to install an 8' wide bicycle / pedestrian path along the east side of the road. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 95-145 1. The Site Plan has been revised to accomodate sanitation vehicles. As per our meeting with Mr. Robert Eichorst, the garbage collection areas will be located at the time of final site plan approval. RECREATION AND PARKS DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 95-379 1. The recreation dedication requirement calculation has been shown on the Master Plan (page 10f 4). 2. The five recreational elements consisting of a swimming pool, a sand volleyball court, jogging trail, gazebo / garden amenity, and cabana have been shown on the Master Site Plan and Master Plan. The appropriate parking spaces have also been shown along with the required handicap spaces. It is the intent of the developer to utilize the cabana as one of the five amenities, but no meeting area is proposed. An alternative amenity will be provided if this is not acceptable. 3. It is the intent of the developer to provide a cabana as one of the five amenities, but no meeting area is proposed. If this is not acceptable an alternative will be provided. 4. The developer agrees to construct the jogging trail with asphalt or another permanent surface to minimize maintenance. The revised Master Site Plan shows the jogging trail (1320 linear feet (1/4 mile) in length). 5. Details for private recreation equipment will be provided during the Site Plan Review Process. 6. Parking spaces will be provided for the two recreational elements in the southern portion of the P.U.D. These spaces will be noted on the final site plan. Ms. Tambri Heyden August 31, 1995 Page 5 7. It is the intent of the developer to construct a detention area leaving the rest of the open space pod in its natural state thus maintaining its natural characteristics. If a lake was constructed in the open space area, the number of preserved trees would decrease. 8. The preservation area will remain in the southern portion of the property. If you have any questions or concerns in regard to this application, or if you need any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact either Marcie Tinsley in this office or myself. Thank you in advance for your past time and future consideration for this project. Sincerely, c~l~~ Kilday & Associates, Inc. Enclosures cc: Susan Prillaman, Pulte Home Corporation South Florida Division Yvonne Ziel, Traffic Consultant Jim Orotos, Shaw, Orotos Received By: Date CW/jb/heyden.831 ~."'.& SHAH -. -- -... ~ - -.- a-:JLC1 DROTOS Engineering Surveying Planning &ASSOCIATES 4901 N.W, 17th Way Sutte 404 F'- Lauderdale, FL 33309 PH: (954) 776-7604 FAX: (954) 776-7608 August 30, 1995 City of Boynton Beach Engineering Department P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Attn: Mr. William Hukill, P.E. City Engineer Re: Tara Oaks SDA Project No. 95-0261 Dear Mr. Hukill: The master plan is in compliance with all City codes and standards, Chapter 6, Article IV, Section 5A, pg. 6-7 and Chapter 23, Article IIF, pg, 23-8 of the Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances for the master plan requirements. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesistate to contact me. Yours truly, SHAH, DROTOS & ASSOCIATES c1~uL ames F. Drotos, P.E. Florida Registration No. 35505 JFD: laf L015.004 "' " ---' . --.... Environmental Consultants, Inc. 222 S. U.S. Highway One' Suite 201 · Tequesta, FL 33469, (407) 744-7420' Fax (407) 744-288-:" August 21, 1995 City of Boynton Beach PO Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33425-0130 Dear Mr. Haag: , . ~., ,- ~- --j :w IE ~ ! 5 0 Vi/ !~:: !.>. 1 . i I ,__'S:?_ "::'?-:_-'~<_':::'; . i ': ~ i f\, I AUG 2 3 1995 " \ I ::' j ,. , \ \ ::j \L~' i I Attn: Mike Haag Re: Tara Oaks Gopher Tortoise Relocation Approximately 55-60 gopher tortoises (Gopheru.s polyphemus) are predicted to occur on the Tara Oaks parcel. This estimated figure was determined using the burrow survey data and data resulting from burrow investigation wlth an infrared video camera. The site has been significantly impacted by prior land usage and clearing activities. These activities have significantly degraded the available gopher tortoise habitat on the parcel. The Tara Oaks parcel comprises +24 acres. Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission (FGFWFC) studies indicate that O!lC gopher tortoise requires one-half (0.5) acre of suitable habitat for long term survival. r\pprO\lillCltely 30 acres of optimal habitat would be required to support the predicted Tara Oa\.-;s gopher tortolse population. Currently. the parcel supports a population density in excess of tlm recommended density and, as such. on-site preservation is not a viable option due \0 the presence of insufficient. low qual ity habitat on the Tara Oaks parcel. C&N recommends off-site relocation of the entire population to a large, regional gopher tortoise re-stocking area. Mr. Tom Stice (FGFWFC) concurs with the survey findings and the need to accommodate the tortoises through off-site relocation (telephone conversation August 21, 1995). An off-site relocation plan is being prepared for submittal to the FGFWFC. Upon authorization of the off-site relocation permit. the tortoises will be captured and relocated to the designated recipient site. The listed flora and fauna survey also identified three scrub mint (Conradina grandiflora) plants which are slated to be relocated to the proposed on-site preservation area. No other state or federally listed floral or faunal species were observed on the Tara Oaks parcel. ._~ "-" The off-site gopher tortoise relocation permit issued by FGFWFC will not alter the Tara Oaks Master Plan or Site Plan as shown in order to comply with the perm it requirements, nor will the proposed tree relocation plan. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, C&N ENVIRONMENTAL CONS LTANTS, INC. I MA.~ Cheryl M. CI rp~[~t~ President/Senior Biologist CMC/aj cc: Kevin J. Hallahan, City of Boynton Beach William V. Hukill, P.E., City of Boymon Beach Susan Prillaman, Pulte Home Corp. Marcie Tinsley, Kilday & Associates 95 -041 DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT ENGINEERING DIVISION MEMORANDUM NO. 95-325 DATE: Mike Haag zoning/Site Administrator rt!!::m ~ukill, P.E. nglneer ugust 28, 1995 10), ~ @ ~ U \Ii ~ I \ill NJ3 2 8 1995 l!U TO: FROM: PLANNING AND ZONING OEPT. RE: TARA OAKS TRAFFIC ANALYSIS The August 21 letter to you from Yvonne ziel represents that no changes have been proposed at subject site, and that is incorrect. Congress Blvd. no longer extends through the site, and traffic will be affected. WVH:ck xc: Dan Weisberg, Palm Beach County Traffic Division Ms. Marcie Tinsley, Kilday & Associates C:TARAOAKS:rRF ~.__.".._---~._-~_.._-_.-._--,--~-----_._-_._--------------------.---- AUG-22-199S 12:45 YZTC/F1NELINES P.02 ~ ~ YVONNE ZIEL TRAFFIC CONSULTANTS, INC_ 918 U.S. Highway One, Lake park, FIOf1da :33400 Telephone (407) 842-0907" Facsimile (407) 842-e2S4 August 21, 1995 Mr. Michael Haig Planning & Zoning Department City of Boynton Beach 100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Bea.cl1. Florida 334.25 RE: Tara Oab Dear Mr. Haig: Yvonne Ziel Traffic Consultants, Ine. has been retained to prepare a trip generation analyeis for the above referenced project. The project has been approved for 192 multi-family unita and a 20,000 squaxe toot church. Since no changes havQ been proposed at the above referenced site, the traffic will not increase over the a.pproved project and therefore meets the cuncurre.ncy standards. Please call me if you have any que15tiont;l. Sincerely, YVONNE ZIEL l.b. Zie1, P.E. PresiMnt ULTANTS, INC. ... ce. Dan Weisberg, Palm Beach County Traffic Division Ms. Susan Prillaman, Pulte Home Corporation Mr. Bill Hukill. City of Boynton Beach Mg. Marcie Tinsley, Kilday & Associates TraffIC Engineering and Planning TOTAL P.02 ~s YVONNE ZIEL TRAFFIC CONSULTANTS, INC. 918 U.S. Highway One, Lake Park, Florida 33403 Telephone (407) 842-0907 · Facsimile (407) 842-9284 ilJ:! Mr. Michael Haig Planning & Zoning Department City of Boynton Beach 100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, Florida 33425 August 21, 1995 RE: Tara Oaks Dear Mr. Haig: Yvonne Ziel Traffic Consultants, Inc. has been retained to prepare a trip generation analysis for the above referenced project. The project has been approved for 192 multi-family units and a 20,000 square foot church. Since no changes have been proposed at the above referenced site, the traffic will not increase over the approved project and therefore meets the cuncurrency standards. Please call me if you have any questions. Sincerely, YVONNE ZIEL Q. Zi;'-P.E,' President ULTANTS, INC. " CC. Dan Weisberg, Palm Beach County Traffic Division Ms. Susan Prillaman, Pulte Home Corporation Mr. Bill Hukill, City of Boynton Beach Ms. Marcie Tinsley, Kilday & Associates Traffic Engineering and Planning T!h BUILDING DEPT. CITY ATTORNEY. , CITY CLERK CITY MANAGER CODES ENF. COMMUNICATIONS CREDIT UNION DATA PROCESSING ENGR. DEPT. FACILITIES MGMT. FINANCE DEPT. FIRE DEPARTMENT FROM: UTILITIES DEPARTMENT/ ~ DATE: 1(17 EXTENSION: ATTENTION: / .:(~'\ /,;,1 ) . REMARKS:- ;?tt.." 1.:- -:{ f!,;;:~- f:Ja..r, \Rv- ,'flJ;,'.-;/, i'-ev/~ ;OLF COURSE LIBRARY MGNT. SERVICES OCCU. LICENSES PARKS & REC. PERSONNEL -"- PLANNING DEPT~ PUBLIC WORKS . PURCHASING DEn. UTILITY BILLIS OTHER: ~ :W- 80 VILLAGE BOULEVARD, SUITE 140 'ftt::!n PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33409.1904 (407) 689'()554 FAX: (407) 689.1109 'AL WATER DISTRIBUTION PLAN resently pursuing an agreement WILn t:ne TdLd L"dKeS Homeowut::: nssociation to obtain a utility easement for a water and sewer connection for the proposed church. You indicated at our earlier meetings that the 16" water main along Knuth Road would no longer be needed since the City's Master Plan does not provide for a feeder along Knuth Road. In view of this change, I am submitting a revised Master Plan showing a new distribution system encompasssing these changes. You will note that we suggest connecting the 12" main at the end of SW Congress Blvd. to the existing 16" main on Knuth Road north of the L-25 canal which will accommodate the muli-family portion of the P.U.D. Should you have any questions, please do not hestitate to contact me. ENGI NEERS, INC. Rf:CbIV~D, t>>R 18'.... .-n"1"' .. \ '" n,.. r~ \. pLAN Hi. · ~ ~,,- -------- Very truly yours, /~-~ Enr ico ~~~c;. E. ER/jh enc. cc: Mr. Bill Winchester _.~_.______~_~_,_~___._____..________________..______.'!I..L-.:_.__.____~_..' . e-- Kilday & Associates landscape Architects! Planners 1551 Forum Place Suite 100A West Palm Beach, Florida 33401 (407) 689-5522 · Fax: (407) 689-2592 June 15, 1990 Mr. Vincent A. Finizio city of Boynton Beach PO Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33425 Re: Knuth Road p.C.D. - Our File #799.5 Boynton Beach Boulevard P.C.C. ~ Our File #799.9 Tara Oaks P. U.D. - our File '!fL~ Dear Mr. Finizio, Attached please find three (3) copies of the revised Master Plans for the above referenced projects. These have been revised pursuant to your Technical Review Board comments (Engineering Department Memoranda Nos. 90-101, 90-102, 90-103) including the specific verbiage agreed upon at the planning and Zoning Board meeting on June 12, 1990. cc: Jim Golden; Boynton Beach Bill winchester Mike Schroeder <~ Kilday & AssoCiates Landscape Arot'!itects! Planners 1551 Forum Place Suite 100A West Palm Beach, Florida 33401 (407) 689-5522- Fax: (407) 689-2592 .- #s- ~:::::"IT/ r- -.- ~Y'-/T-::>'_/ / z=;,~~~H W"I DATE 7 -;;;.. -"7 c> PROJECT NAME 7;1 ~../- C>,A-I-'- :s. 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