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"l -:; .~~ \ \ "I \I ~ ~ ~ \- ""- \r) -- X 'l,J MEMORANDUM October 29, 1982 TO: Mr. Carmen Annunziato, J.-./. City Planner RE: DeBartola Parcel I am returning herewith Section 15010 "site water" specifications. Item 5 under "A" general - they refer to installing meter vaults in the finished floor of a customer's space. This is incorrect as all meters will be in the sidewalk outside of the buildings. All other items are marked in yellow, with comments, as to how to correct specifications. CiL; O.g~q. Perry A. Cessna, Director of utilities apt Attachment: a/s above City Manager's Comments Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall 10/31/82 Section 3 (c) - modify last sentence to complete the thought (d) - insert the word related between the words the and public. (paragraph following d) - modify to read that out- parcels 2 and 3 may require platting in future. Section 4 (paragraph following bl) replace the word their with the word developers. (add paragraph following b2) - include language that Section 4(bl) does not apply to out-parcels 2 and 3. Section 5 (middle of page, Parcel #1) - delete words in this clause: 100% of the cost of. Section 6 (1) - add language to this paragraph indicating that this paragraph will be included in all leases. Section 7 (lb) - add language to this paragraph indicating that this paragraph will be included in all leases or other similar documents. ,,!., M E M 0 RAN DUM DAVID L. CROCKETT EXECUTIVE OFFICER, OPERATIONS BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FIRE DEPARTMENT TO: Carmen Annunciato City Planner DATE: October 27, 1982 SUBJECT: DeBartolo Mall Plan review of submittance of 10/26/82 I noticed in a review of the plans submitted to us yesterday, 10/26/82, that the 8" sprinkler supply mains have not been provided with post in- dicator valves as I was advised by Fire Inspector Cavanaugh. These should be placed on the exterior of the building, where they are readily available to shut down the system after the fire to reduce fire losses. If there is anything noted as I further review the plans operationally be certain I'll let you know. m//~J _ ~-C2 ~A.c./ -- -.- D. L. Crockett, Exec. Off., Operations a , (~.e~J ~~2- /- -- q-V -r il. MEMORANDUM , < CARMEN ANNUNZIATO 5fty_Planner f ~tt/~~ --0 ~&"U1./lure: '.OM William D. Cavanaugh, Fire Inspector '0 OAT" Nov. 3rd, 1982. FILE !lUBJECT Comments on Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall (dated Oct. 26th, 1982) Find listed below Fire Departments comments as per page, Section, item number as presented by the developer. Page 7, Section 5 (C) Ref. Memo to City Planner from utilities Director dated 10-27-82. This office concurs with this memo. Balance of section 5 (C) accepted as proposed. Page 10, Section 7 (B) I-a accepted as proposed. Page 11, Section 7 (BY l-k accepted as proposed. NOTE: Please add any required , Automatic Fire Extinguishing system. section 7 ( B) 2-a accepted as proposed Section 7 ( B) 2-C thru J accepted as proposed. Page 12, Section 7 4 Page 13, Section 7 4 Section 7 5 Page 15, Section 7 5 section 7 6 B & L accepted as proposed N accepted as proposed A accepted as proposed y & Z accepted as proposed accepted as proposed see comment on Page 7 Section 5 (C) accepted as proposed this dept. reserves the right to require sprinkler if a situation is deemed hazardous Negotiable on a case by case basis. I accepted as proposed J .... (The Mall, Concourse, tenant areas to be fed fro: same riser.)..... So long as separate annunciated, monitored and supervised per water flow to a particular area....also....so long as water supply meets code requirements for sprink ler density that enough branch valves are available and accessible to shut off involved areas after extinguisherment A,B,C D E,F,G H page 1 of 2 MEMORANDUM '0 CARMEN ANNUNZIATO City planner OATE Nov. 3rd. 1982 FILl!: William D. Cavanaugh, Fire Inspector 'uo"c, Comments on Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall (Dated Oct. 26th, 1982) ""1'l'0,", Continued from page 1 Page 15, Section 7 6 K,L,M,N o accepted as proposed reserve the right to correct hazardous conditions as required Q Reserve the right to add/delete require- ments on individual tenant basis, based on recognized good practice accepted as proposed Please submit notification and alarm concepts philosophy and or plans.... alternates maybe acceptable. Page 16, Section 7 6 P R Addition... Please submit concourse smoke control concept, philosophy and or plans. (~/@/ MEMORANDUM '0 Planning and Zoning Board Members DATE November 3, 1982 FILE FROM Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner !5UBJECT Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall The purpose of this memorandum is to forward to the Planning and Zoning Board a coordinated Technical Review (TRB) recommendation on the proposed Boynton Beach Mall site de- velopment plans. These plans received preliminary TRB review which resulted in the formal submission of the site develop- ment plan application which consists of a series of site de- velopment drawings, project specifications and a formal de- velopment agreement. For the purposes of this review, the City Manager's comments are included in the Staff recommendation. After review of the documents submitted, the Technical Review Board offers for Board and Council consideration comments as follows: Building Department 0'" modify tree specification to read - required trees shall have a minimum trunk diameter of two (2) inches when measured, four and one-half (4~) feet above grade and required trees shall be a minimum of eight (8) feet in overall height immediately after planting, page LA - pages LA, LD - where driveway abuts the Boynton Canal on the north property line, a hedge, eighteen (18) inches in height at time of planting is re- quired to be placed in a two and one-half (2~) foot planting strip, v::./\ Development Agreement, Section 7B2d - insert the word sprinkled between the words Type II and the (II(- comma; City Forester page LA - see memorandum dated November 1, 1982 from Kevin Hallahan to the City Planner (attached); Utility Department page M-3A- see memorandum dated Oct. 27, 1982 from Perry Cessna to the City Planner (attached). project specifications - Section 15010, Site Water (AS) - see memorandum dated Oct. 29, 1982 from Perry Cessna to the City Planner (attached); - 1 - . MEMORANDUM " '0 Planning and Zoning Board Members OATr November 3, 1982 FILE FItO"" Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner !lUI!J(CT Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall - 2 - Energy Department Development Agreement - Section 7Al - expand Section 7Al to include designed illumination levels at grade and provide for the City information as to the party responsible for the continued operation of the parking lot lighting system; ~c~ ""44~ ~A""'''''~ Public Works Development Agreement. Section 7A - add a paragraph 6 which addresses the proposed program for san- itation service to include method of pick up, type of containers and proposed vendor; A1IJIJ.,.... G 1"_"" City Planner General - all approvals granted by the Planning and Zoning Board and the City Council are to be made on the basis that the mall property will be successfully annexed and zoned, O~ - approval of a height exception by the City Council for all proposed structures over forty- five (45) feet in height; Ci ty Manager Development Agreement - see list of City Manager's comments dated October 31, 1982 (attached); Fire Department page M-3A - see memorandum dated October 27, 1982 from David Crockett to the City Planner (attached), Development Agreement - Sections 5 and 7 - see memorandum dated November 3, 1982 from William Cavanaugh to the City Planner (attached). MEMORANDUM , , '0 Planning and zoning Board Members DATE November 3, 1982 nLE ""OM Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner !lUBJECT Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall - 3 - The staff recommendation is to approve the proposed Boynton Beach Mall site development plans and attendant documents, submitted by Boynton Beach, Inc., which provide for the construction of a regional shopping mall subject to the staff comments included in or appended to this memorandum. , L)c...-.~ .~ ,f( ~~ Carmen S. Annun ato City Planner CSA:mpc Attachs. CC: City Manager TRB Members Central File MEMORANDUM '0 Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner DATE November 1, 1982 FIL-E 1"",0104 Kevin Hallahan Urban Forester ~u_,Proposed Plant Palette for DeBartolo Mall This memo is in reference to the proposed plant palette (species list of vegetation) for the DeBartolo Mall. I would like to make a few recommendations based on the list of materials the landscape architect has selected. 1. "L. ~,.r t."''''''''' ~"fil'" ~,. I!" ". No one species of any "tree" 10-15% of the total quantity prevent the entire landscape Olive and Mahogany, ie. comprise more than used. (This is to area comprised of Black 2. Recommend using native trees and vegetation in selection of materials. 3. Removal of "Senegal Date Palm" (Pheonix Reclinata) from list of Palm trees as it is susceptible to lethal yellowing disease. 4. Recommend replacement of "Tamarind" (Tamarindus indica) with "Tamarind" (Lysiloma latisiliquum), a native tree species. 5. Recommend use of "cocoplum" (Chrysobalanus icaco) and "Silver buttonwood" (Conocarpus erecta) as hedge material. These species are also native and will require less maintenance. KH:mpc /!i'~h" /~(C~;~~ /Kevin HaVl han Urban Forester ."._.__._,_._--_._-~~-~ ~--_. MEMORANDUM \) \ ~ ~ ~ '" ~ TO: \,) \ , $ ~ ~ RE: DeBartola Shopping Mall ~ ~j Please be advised that on drawing M-3A of this project #678, job XXX, ~ 0 the following details need to be corrected to the city's satisfaction 1t:~~j~ jfbefor,.e the utility Department can sign off. . On the detail of the sampling point, they should show a minimum cover of 30". .., ~ S ~ On the valve box detail, they should show a 24" square ~ j"t' . by 8" thick concrete pad around the collar at the top i ~, ~ r of the valve box. ~ \ ~ ~ 3. Their typical water service detail is incorrect and I ~~ ~'~,,~q>J ~ have attached a copy of our standard detail which should ~ . ~ be used for the meter installation. 4~\ There are 8 fire lines going into the buildings. In ~-.I~" 31~ each case, they show the typical detail as going inside ~ ~ ~~ the building and then capped. J'" "ld' " d h h 'd' (~~ In our or:tg:tna :tscuss:tons,:tt was agree t at t e post :tn :tcator ~ ( valve would be used and that these valves would be outside the ~ ~+~ building. There are two reasons for this. One, being that with the valve box ~ ) outside the building, our responsibility would end at this point ~ t and we would have no responsibility if there was any water damage ~ ~ done inside of the building. ':) ~ t October 27, 1982 Mr. Carmen Annunziato, city planner secondly, the way it is laid out, when they went to connect their sprinkler system, they would have contaminated an open system which serves domestic water and therefore, would have to re-chlorinate and re-sample. , We are returning Section 02102 "Clearing , Grubbing , and Demolition" and the drawing. ("~ rf:~~~ ~ f1I C2t~~~--~-.f)&_C V ~ U- ~ lime h--74~ -Y_perry A. d'essna, /, - _ ---------.. Director of utilities \ apt CC: PAC File - . 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All other items are marked in yellow, with comments, as to how to correct specifications. Ci2r O_K~~u/-t? Perry A. Cessna, Director of utilities apt Attachment: a/s above City Manager's Comments Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall 10/31/82 Section 3 (c) - modify last sentence to complete the thought (d) - insert the word related between the words the and public. (paragraph following d) - modify to read that out- parcels 2 and 3 may require platting in future. Section 4 (paragraph following bl) replace the word their with the word developers. (add paragraph following b2) - include language that Section 4(bl) does not apply to out-parcels 2 and 3. Section 5 (middle of page, Parcel #1) - delete words in this clause: 100% of the cost of. 0" '~Section 6 (1) - add language to this paragraph indicating ~. : that this paragraph will be included in all leases. Section 7~(lb) - add language to this paragraph indicating that this paragraph will be included in all leases or other similar documents. /1-1,.:'j -..::.....~ M E M 0 RAN DUM DAVID L. CROCKETT EXECUTIVE OFFICER, OPERATIONS BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FIRE DEPARTMENT TO: Carmen Annunciato City Planner DATE: October 27, 1982 SUBJECT: DeBartolo Mall Plan review of submittance of 10/26/82 ~- I noticed in a review.of the plans submitted to us yesterday, 10/26/82, that the 8" sprinkler supply mains have not been provided with post in- dicator valves as I was advised by Fire Inspector Cavanaugh. f y,. y10 These should be placed on the exterior of the building, where they are readily available to shut down the system after the fire to reduce fire losses. If there is anything noted as I further review the plans operationally be certain I'll let you know. D. L. Crockett, Exec. Off., Operations ~"h"'"j (A.e~J /0/ ].-r/ri 2- ..:..3 _ /- -_ .-v MEMORANDUM CARMEN ANNUNZIATO )1;~er4 ~ FROM William D. Cavanaugh. ~ Fire Inspector O.\TE: Nov. 3rd, 1982. >0 FILl[ 15UflJIECT Comments on Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall (dated Oct. 26th, 1982) Find listed below Fire Departments comments as per page, section, item number as presented by the developer. ~ Page 7, Section 5 (C) Ref. Memo to City planner from utilities Director dated 10-27-82. This office concurs with this memo. Balance of Section 5 (C) accepted as proposed. o~ 'Page 10, Section 7 (B) I-a accepted as proposed. r Page 11, Section 7 (B) l-k accepted as proposed. NOTE: Please add any required , Automatic Fire Extinguishing system. D(o- Section 7 ( B) 2-a accepted as proposed #. Section 7 ( B) 2-C thru J accepted as proposed. Of'.. Page 12, Section 7 4 B & L accepted as proposed Page 13, section 7 4 N accepted as proposed section 7 5 A accepted as proposed ,1'_ accepted as proposed accepted as proposed see comment on Page 7 Section 5 (C) accepted as proposed this dept. reserves the right to require sprinkler if a situation is deemed hazardou~ Ne~gtifrbl", 01. a cage by cage ba5 i5. I accepted as proposed J ....(The Mall, Concourse, tenant areas to be fed fr( same riser.)..... So long as separate annunciated, monitored and supervised per watel flow to a particular area....also....so long a: water supply meets code requirements for sprinJ ler density that enough branch valves are available and accessible to shut off involved areas after extinguisherment ..... ~ ?- Page 15, Section 7 5 Y & Z Section 7 6 A,B,C F"D ~1-1 E,F,G ~ ~. page 1 of 2 . MEMORANDUM '0 CARMEN ANNUNZIATO City planner D...TE Nov. 3rd, 1982 FILl[ william D. Cavanaugh, Fire Inspector .".ne, Comments on Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall (Dated Oct. 26th, 1982) FROM Continued from page 1 Page 15 , Section 7 6 K,L,M,N o 01< ~ accepted as proposed reserve the right to correct conditions as required hazardous Page 16, section 7 6 P (JI.<- Q O~ /?R (I) Reserve the right to add/delete require- ments on individual tenant basis, based on recognized good practice accepted as proposed Please submit notification and alarm concepts philosophy and or plans.... alternates maybe acceptable. (n Addition... Please submit concourse smoke control concept, philosophy and or plans. G~.t? 'J:'1U,;~ (/1I@V. I,~:.J~- ..~I?L Dc.,e_!/ _w_3 -, '3 .~ /,. /n . . ~'{ , Time - J ' MEMORANDUM >0 Planning & Zoning Board Members OAT" Nov. 9, 1982 FILE: FROM Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner SUBJECT Addendum to Memorandum to Board dated November 3rd,1982. The purposes of this memorandum are twofold as follows: 1. to address the items raised in the November 3rd,1982 memo- randum from the City Planner to the Planning and Zoning Board; and, 2. to offer additions, deletions and/or modifications to the November 3rd, 1982 memorandum and to the site development plan submission. Each of the issues raised in the memorandum was answered by Boynton Beach, Inc. and with the exception of the Public Works Department and the City Forester,agreement was reached with staff consistent with the changes that will follow. The reason that the Public Works Director and the city Forester have not responded to the changes is that they were not available to review the proposed modifications; however, if they are in disagreement with the answers provided, they may offer their comments prior to Council review. As in the pre- vious memorandum, the City Manager's comments are included in this review. To that end, please be advised of additional comments as follows: page LA,LD - Building Department Comments - Owner will appeal this interpretation to the Community Appearance Board. page LA - Memorandum from City Forester to City Planner dated Nov. 1, 1982, Paragraph 1 - Modify percentage to 30 to 40%. page M-3A - Memorandum from Utility Director to City Planner dated Oct. 27, 1982 - replace paragraph 4 and the three paragraphs that follow paragraph 4 with the following: 4. Concerning fire lines, the owner will comply with one of the following conditions: A. 1. modify the riser detail to show a cross, 2. hold the City harmless for the water lines from the cross into the building; and, 3. install an indicating valve inside the building with outside control; or - 1 - - 2 - B. 1. modify the riser detail to show an in- dicating valve assembly outside of the building. project specifications - Section 15010, Site Water (AS), memorandum from Utility Director to City Planner dated October 29, 1982 - Clarification - meter installation detail will be as shown on page M-3A. Development Agreement - Energy Department comments, Section 7(A) (1) - add the following language to Section 7 (A) (1) - Illumination levels shall be between one-half (~) and three-quarter (3/4) foot candle average at grade. The shopping center parking lot lighting system shall be maintained and operated by the individual property owners. Minimum on-site security lighting will be maintained by Boynton Beach, Inc. in the event a department store ceases to operate. Development Agreement - Public Works Department comments, Section 7(A) - add a paragraph 7(A) (6) as follows: All refuse from the center section small shop areas and the department stores will be deposited in compactors which will be located in the mall and department store service areas. The owner(s) will contract with a City of Boynton Beach authorized vendor for refuse removal and disposal. The proposed vendor is County Sanitation. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 3(c) - add the words dedication of the easements, such conveyances will not occur prior to the actual between the words actual and installation. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 3 (paragraph following d) - add the words unless parcels # 2 or 3 are divided into more than three (3) tracts between the numbers (6.54 ac.) and the word and. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 4 (paragraph following (b) (1) - replace the word their with the words the owner's. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 4, after paragraph 4(b) (2) - add paragraph 4(b) (3) as follows: The text of paragraph 4(b) (1) above does not apply to out-parcels #2 and 3. - 3 - Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 6 (1) - add language to this paragraph indicating that the information contained in this paragraph will be included in the tenant's handbook,and that the tenants will be re- quired to sign a receipt for the handbook. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 7(B) (1) (b) - add language to this paragraph indicating that the information contained in this paragraph will be included in the tenant's handbook, and that the tenants will be required to sign a receipt for the handbook. page M-3A - Fire Department's Comments, memorandum dated Oct. 27th, 1982, from David Crockett to the City Planner Issues raised by Mr. Crockett are addressed in re- vised paragraph 4 of Utility Director's comments. Development Agreement - Fire Department's comments, memorandum dated Nov. 3, 1982 from William Cavanaugh to the City Planner, Section (5) (c) - Issues raised by Mr. Cavanaugh in this section are addressed in revised paragraph 4 of Utility Director's comments. Section 7(B) (6) (H) - delete the words Negotiable on a case by case basis and add the words as required by Code. Section 7(B) (6) (J) - add the words as required by Code. Section 7(B) (6) (R) - add the words as required by Code after the word plans in the first statement. Section 7(B) (6) (R) - add the words as required by Code after the word plan in the second statement. Development Agreement - Owner's comments, Section 7(B) (6) (d) - modify sentence (d) to read as follows: Indicator valves will be used at or in the building in lieu ...... Section 4(b) (2) - add a sentence to 4(b) (2) as follows: The City shall install a 20" X 10" tee with a valve at the Location indicated on the owner's site water plan M-3. Section 5(c) (paragraph 8) - add the word minimum between the words pipe and class. Section 5(c) (paragraph 8) - add the words ductile iron pipe or between the words be and polyethelene. - 4 - Section 5(c) (paragraph 8) - add the words Materials per plumbing code prior to the word may. Section 7(A) (1) (a) - replace the word Standard with the word National prior to the word Electrical. Section 7(B) (6) (J) - add the word riser to the sentence after the word sprinkler. Section 7(B) (6) (0) -delete this section. Section 7(B) (2) (K) - delete the last sentence. Section 7(B) (4) (g) - add a sentence as follows: The food boutique area is to be served by a common grease trap. Section 7 (B) (4) (1) - delete the word shall and replace with the word may. Section 7(B) (4) (N) - delete the first sentence and replace with the sentence which follows: Smoke detectors in return air stream and fire stats in air supply air stream must shut the H.V.A.C. units down. Section 7(B) (4) (p) - delete the word shall and replace with the word may. The staff recommendation is to append these comments to the City Planner's memorandum to the Board of November 3rd, 1982 and to recommend approval of the proposed mall site development plans based on these conditions. CSA:mpc ~~ )' /:. - .-%:;, Carmen S. A~nziato City Planner CC: City Manager TRB Members Central File &!I November 6, 1982 EDWARD J. DeBARTOLO & ASSOCIATES 7620 MARKET STREET YOUNGSTOWN,OH 44512 12161 758.7292 TELEX 982408 Mr. Bud Howell CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH Building Inspection Division P,O. Box 310 120 N.E. 2nd Ave. Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Re: BOYNTON BEACH MALL Dear Bud: In accordance with Section 7.5-5 of the City of Boynton Beach Code, I hereby submit this request for a land clearing permit for the Boynton Beach Mall property (108.30 ac.) and parcel #2 (7,87 ac.) and parcel #3 (6.54 ac.). Attached are four (4) copies of the fOllowing drawings which are being submitted along with this request: Dwg. No.1 - Site Plan (10/19/82 - rev, #2) Exhibit "A" - Boundary Survey (a) Written statement: "The subject site is located in Section 19, Township 45 south, range 43 east, situated on Congress Avenue between Old Boynton Road and the Boynton Canal, (See attached survey - 4 copies)." "The intended use for the property is a regional shopping center within parcel #5 (108.30 ac,), and mixed commercial use within parcel #2 (7,87 ac,) and parcel #3 (6.54 ac.)," "The site has been partially demucked and regarded pre- viously and therefore no trees of any significance are remaining on the property," (b) "The attached site plan (4 copies) depicts the proposed regional shopping center development." Please proceed with processing this request as soon as possible as I would like to obtain the permit on November 17th, Continued, . . EOWARO J. DeBARTOLO & ASSOCIATES Mr. Bud Howell Page 2 November 6, 1982 In the event you may have any questions, please contact me at your earliest convenience. ~~;{cs:r DAVID H. CURL Chief Site Development Engineer DHC/ac cc: Mr. J.W. Calpin Mr, C.J. Culichia Mr. P.C. Pusnik Mr. C. Annunziato , ' I MEMORANDUM '0 Planning and Zoning Board Members DATE November 3, 1982 FILE ;:'ROM Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner SUBJECT Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall The purpose of this memorandum is to forward to the Planning and Zoning Board a coordinated Technical Review (TRB) recommendation on the proposed Boynton Beach Mall site de- velopment plans. These plans received preliminary TRB review which resulted in the formal submission of the site develop- ment plan application which consists of a series of site de- velopment drawings, project specifications and a formal de- velopment agreement. For the purposes of this review, the City Manager's comments are included in the Staff recommendation. After review of the documents submitted, the Technical Review Board offers for Board and Council consideration comments as follows: Building Department page LA - modify tree specification to read - required trees shall have a minimum trunk diameter of two (2) inches when measured, four and one-half (4~) feet above grade and required trees shall be a minimum of eight (8) feet in overall height immediately after planting, pages LA, LD - where driveway abuts the Boynton Canal on the north property line, a hedge, eighteen (18) inches in height at time of planting is re- quired to be placed in a two and one-half (2~) foot planting strip, Development Agreement, Section 7B2d - insert the word sprinkled between the words Type II and the comma; City Forester page LA - see memorandum dated November 1, 1982 from Kevin Hallahan to the City Planner (attached); Utility Department page M-3A- see memorandum dated Oct. 27, 1982 from Perry Cessna to the City Planner (attach~d); project specifications - Section 15010, Site Water (AS) - see memorandum dated Oet. 29, 1982 from Perry Cessna to the City Planner (attached), - 1 - . , MEMORANDUM m Planning and Zoning Board Members DATE November 3, 1982 1'1l.[ ""l'l0,,",, Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner 5UI!IJECT Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall - 2 - Energy Department Development Agreement - Section 7Al - expand Section 7Al to include designed illumination levels at grade and provide for the City information as to the party responsible for the continued operation of the parking lot lighting system; Public Works Development Agreement, Section 7A - add a paragraph 6 which addresses the proposed program for san- itation service to include method of pick up, type of containers and proposed vendor; City Planner General - all approvals granted by the Planning and Zoning Board and the City Council are to be made on the basis that the mall property will be successfully annexed and zoned, - approval of a height exception by the City Council for all proposed structures over forty- five (45) feet in height; City Manager Development Agreement - see list of City Manager's comments dated October 31, 1982 (attached); Fire Department page M-3A - see memorandum dated October 27, 1982 from David Crockett to the City Planner (attached), Development Agreement - Sections 5 and 7 - see memorandum dated November 3, 1982 from William . Cavanaugh to the City Planner (attached). ~ MEMORANDUM co Planning and Zoning Board Members O,l,TE November 3, 1982 FILE .OM Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner ~UeJI!:CT Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall - 3 - The staff recommendation is to approve the proposed Boynton Beach Mall site development plans and attendant documents, submitted by Boynton Beach, Inc., which provide for the construction of a regional shopping mall subject to the staff comments included in or appended to this memorandum. , C-'c_ _ _ de: ~~ Carmen S. Annun ato City Planner CSA:mpc Attachs. CC: City Manager TRB Members Central File MEMORANDUM o Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner DATI! November 1, 1982 FILE Kevin Hallahan Urban Forester ,u."c,Proposed Plant Palette for DeBartolo Mall OOM This memo is in reference to the proposed plant palette (species list of vegetation) for the DeBartolo Mall. I would like to make a few recommendations based on the list of materials the landscape architect has selected. 1. No one species of any "tree" comprise more than 10-15% of the total quantity used. (This is to prevent the entire landscape area comprised afBlack Olive and Mahogany, ie. 2. Recommend using native trees and vegetation in selection of materials. 3. Removal of "Senegal Date palm" (Pheonix Reclinata) from list of Palm trees as it is susceptible to lethal yellowing disease. 4. Recommend replacement of "Tamarind" (Tamarindus indica) with "Tamarind" (Lysiloma latisiliquum), a native tree species. 5. Recommend use of "cocoplum" (Chrysobalanus icaco) and "Silver buttonwood" (Conocarpus erecta) as hedge material. These species are also native and will require less maintenance. KH:mpc f€1JV>^ ~ cJj7 ~ ft<evin HaJfl han Urban Forester MEMORANDUM October 27, 1982 TO: Mr. Carmen Annunziato, city planner RE: DeBartola Shopping Mall Please be advised that on drawing M-3A of this project #678,job XXX, the following details need to be corrected to the city's satisfaction before the utility Department can sign off. 1. On the detail of the sampling point, they should show a minimum cover of 30". 2. On the valve box detail, they should show a 24" square by 8" thick concrete pad around the collar at the top of the valve box. 3. Their typical water service detail is incorrect and I have attached a copy of our standard detail which should be used for the meter installation. 4. There are 8 fire lines going into the buildings. In each case, they show the typical detail as going inside the building and then capped. In our original discussions, it was agreed that the post indicator valve would be used and that these valves would be outside the building. 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C 111 111 111 rn o <t ,w 30: r wI- Ja: :SW <tJ rnJ w Cl.::J <t::E a:: r-= rn'" -'>- N- z 0 - r- 0 w z z Z a 0 ~ 0 > w Ul ..J W 0 J - <t > z 0::: 0 f- Ul U (f) w rn -1 <( o - 0... >- r- (J) rn <:( 0:: <D W CD ..J ..J <:( r <Jl CfJ a:: w o :::J o W 0:: cr: o wrn J(') <:(z UI <JlCfJ O:::J I-al I-J OJ z<:( w r- a z liD November 6, 1982 EDWARD J. DeBARTOLO 8< ASSDCIA TES 7620 MARKET STREET YOUNGSTOWN,OH 44512 (2161758.7292 TELEX 982409 Mr. Bud Howell CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH Building Inspection Division P.O. Box 310 120 N.E. 2nd Ave, Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Re: BOYNTON BEACH MALL Dear Bud: In accordance with Section 8-7 of the City of Boynton Beach Code, I hereby submit this request for a excavation and fill permit for the Boynton Beach Mall property (108.30 ac,) and parcel #2 (7.87 ac,) and parcel #3 (6.54 ac.). Per Section 8-7, the following information is provided: (a) The plans and documents listed in (b) below depict the existing site conditions and the scope of the proposed work. (b) Data with this application for permit 1. Boundary Survey (Exhibit "A") 2. Topographic Survey (678T-2) 3. Soil Report by Jammal & Assoc. 12/29/79 and addendum 11/30/81 and 3/1/82 4. Project Specifications: a. Section 02102 - Clearing, Grubbing & Demolition b. Section 02200 - Earthwork 5, Drawings: a. Site Plan Dwg. #1 (10/19/82 - rev. #2) b. Grading Plan Dwg. #3 (10/29/82 - rev, #3) (c) Written statement: The material provided with this submittal is intended to fulfill the requirements as set forth in Section 8-7 of the Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances, items (a) thru (t), as outlined below: Item (a) - See existing topographic survey 678T-2 Item (b) - Not applicable Item (c) - See soil report by Jammal & Assoc. Item ( d) - See soil report by Jammal & Assoc. Item (e) - See Grading Plan Dwg. #3 EOWARD J. OeBARTOLO & ASSOCIATES Mr. Bud Howell Page 2 November 6, 1982 Item (f) - See project specifications Item (g) - The E.J, DeBartolo Corp. shall be responsible for the proposed work, Item (h) - The earthwork quantities for the development are as follows: Muck removal = Fill required = Less on site cut Off site borrow required = Item (i) Item (j) Item (k) Item (1) Item (m) Item (n) Item (0) Item (p) Item (q) Item (r) Item (s) Item (t) 171,000 c.y. 384,259 c.y. -198,611 c.y. 185,648 c.y. - See project specifications - Not applicable - See Grading Plan Dwg, #3 - The duration of stockpiling material on site should be in the range of 6 months to one year ~ The duration of work should be in the range of 18 months to 2 years - See Site Plan Dwg. #1 - See Site Plan Dwg. #1 - See Site Plan Dwg. #1 - Not applicable - See boundary survey (Exhibit "A") and topo- graphic survey (678T-2) - These items to be included in a mutual agreement between the Developer and the City of Boynton Beach. Please proceed with processing this request as soon as possible as I would like to obtain the permit on November 17th, Should you have any questions, please contact me at your earliest convenience. qYi;@O. DAVID H. CURL Chief Site Development Engineer DHC/ac cc: Mr, J.W, Calpin, Mr. C.J, Culichia, Mr. P,C, Pusnik, Mr. C. Annunziato ~~-~ ,J!: A--Ln,-?-~JJ~ M E M 0 RAN DUM November 10, 1982 TO: Mr. reter L. Cheney, City Manager 0-& (Yh-~~ '1i1F: - ._._~- -I'" hi.- -- '." .,_..~. .", .....,t._..___..___. ."- ----. FROM: Bill Flushing, Deputy City Engineer Re: Excavation and fill permit request - Boynton Beach Mall Edward J, DeBartolo and Associates have requested a City permit for excavation and fill construction on the proposed Boynton Beach Mall site. They have complied with the require- ment of Chapter 8 in the Code of Ordinances with the following exception: Section 8-7 (A) (1) (s) and (t) (A) "Methods to insure public safety during and after the work to be performed, and" (t) "Suitable surety posted to insure strict compliance with the objectives of this chapter." Davis H. Curl, Chief Site Develpment Engineer, has indicated that they will post a bond payable to the City in the amount of $25,000. The Engineering Department has agreed that the $25,000 will ~e sufficient to complete the objectives of the ordinance. The bond will address the following requirements: 1. Control of blowing sand and dust 2. Approved grading of the slopes of constructed ponds and lakes 3. Repair to damage caused to local public roadways 4. The posting of 'No Trespassing' signs as required by the City Engineer; and 5. The protection from other public nuisances that may occur (visual, odor, noise, etc.) Mr. Curl has indicated that the bond will be ready and given to the City by or before the time of the City Council meeting on November 16, 1982. /' .---c-~7 0 2'0<< V I v ' WVF:mb .. BilY Flushi g Attach. Original letter from Mr. Curl dated Nov. 6, 1982 to Bud Howell cc: Tom Clark L . .' MEMORANDUM TO Planning & zoning Board Members D...TE: Nov. 9, 1982 FILl!: F..OM Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner ~UaJI:CT Addendum to Memorandum to Board dated November 3rd,1982. The purposes of this memorandum are twofold as follows: 1. to address the items raised in the November 3rd,1982 memo- randum from the City Planner to the Planning and Zoning Board; and, 2. to offer additions, deletions and/or modifications to the November 3rd, 1982 memorandum and to the site development plan submission. Each of the issues raised in the memorandum was answered by Boynton Beach, Inc. and with the exception of the Public Works Department and the City Forester,agreement was reached with staff consistent with the changes that will follow. The reason that the Public Works Director and the City Forester have not responded to the changes is that they were not available to review the proposed modifications; however, if they are in disagreement with the answers provided, they may offer their comments prior to Council review. As in the pre- vious memorandum, the City Manager's comments are included in this review. To that end, please be advised of additional comments as follows: page LA,LD - Building Department Comments - Owner will appeal this interpretation to the Community Appearance Board. page LA - Memorandum from City Forester to City Planner dated Nov. 1, 1982, Paragraph 1 - Modify percentage to 30 to 40%. page M-3A - Memorandum from Utility Director to City Planner dated Oct. 27, 1982 - replace paragraph 4 and the three paragraphs that follow paragraph 4 with the following: 4. Concerning fire lines, the owner will comply with one of the following conditions: A. 1. modify the riser detail to show a cross, 2. hold the City harmless for the water lines from the cross into the building; and, 3. install an indicating valve inside the building with outside control; or - 1 - .. ,i -.., . - 2 - B.l. modify the riser detail to show an in- dicating valve assembly outside of the building. project specifications - Section 15010, Site Water (AS), memorandum from Utility Director to City Planner'dated October 29, 1982 - Clarification - meter installation detail will be as shown on page M-3A. Development Agreement - Energy Department comments, Section 7(A) (1) - add the following language to Section 7 (A) (1) - Illumination levels shall be between one-half (~) and three-quarter (3/4) foot candle average at grade. The shopping center parking lot lighting system shall be maintained and operated by the individual property owners. Minimum on-site security lighting will be maintained by Boynton Beach, Inc. in the event a department store ceases to operate. Development Agreement - Public Works Department comments, Section 7(A) - add a paragraph 7(A) (6) as follows: All refuse from the center section small shop areas and the department stores will be deposited in compactors which will be located in the mall and department store service areas. The owner(s) will contract with a city of Boynton Beach authorized vendor for refuse removal and disposal. The proposed vendor is County Sanitation. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 3(c) - add the words dedication of the easements, such conveyances will not occur prior to the actual between the words actual and installation. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 3 (paragraph following d) - add the words unless parcels # 2 or 3 are divided into more than three (3) tracts between the numbers (6.54 ac.) and the word and. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 4 (paragraph following (b) (1) - replace the word their with the words the owner's.. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 4, after paragraph 4 (b) (2) - add paragraph 4 (b) (3) as follows: The text of paragraph 4(b) (1) above does not apply to out-parcels #2 and 3. " 3 Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 6 (1) - add language to this paragraph indicating that the information contained in this paragraph will be included in the tenant's handbook, and that the tenants will be re- quired to sign a receipt for the handbook. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 7 (B) (1) (b) - add language to this paragraph indicating that the information contained in this paragraph will be included in the tenant's handbook, and that the tenants will be required to sign a receipt for the handbook. page M-3A - Fire Department's Comments, memorandum dated Oct. 27th, 1982, from David Crockett to the City Planner Issues raised by Mr. Crockett are addressed in re- vised paragraph 4 of Utility Dir~ctor's comments. Development Agreement - Fire Department's comments, memorandum dated Nov. 3, 1982 from William Cavanaugh to the City Planner, Section (5) (c) - Issues raised by Mr. Cavanaugh in this section are addressed in revised paragraph 4 of Utility Director's comments. Section 7(B) (6) (H) - delete the words Negotiable on a case by case basis and add the words as required by Code. Section 7 (B) (6) (J) - add the words as required by Code. Section 7 (B) (6) (R) - add the words as required by Code after the word plans in the first statement. Section 7(B) (6) (R) - add the words as required by Code after the word plan in the second statement. Development Agreement - Owner's comments, Section 7(B) (6) (d) - modify sentence (d) to read as follows: Indicator valves will be used at or in the building in lieu ...... Section 4(b) (2) - add a sentence to 4(b) (2) as follows: The City shall install a 20" X 10" tee with a valve at the Location indicated on the owner's site water plan M-3. Section 5(c) (paragraph 8) - add the word minimum between the words ~ and class. Section 5(c) (paragraph 8) - add the words ductile iron pipe or between the words be and polyethelene. " - 4 - Section 5(c) (paragraph 8) - add the words Materials per plumbing code prior to the word~. Section 7(A) (1) (a) - replace the word Standard with the word National prior to the word Electrical. Section 7(B) (6) (J) - add the word riser to the sentence after the word sprinkler. Section 7 (B) (6) (0) - delere this section. Section 7(B) (2) (K) - delete the last sentence. Section 7(B) (4) (g) - add a sentence as follows: The food boutique area is to be served by a common grease trap. section 7 (B) (4) (L) - delete the word shall and replace with the word may. Section 7(B) (4) (N) - delete the first sentence and replace with the sentence which follows: Smoke detectors in return air stream and fire stats in air supply air stream must shut the H.V.A.C. units down. Section 7(B) (4) (p) - delete the word shall and replace with the word may. The staff recommendation is to append these comments to the City Planner's memorandum to the Board of November 3rd, 1982 and to recommend approval of the proposed mall site development plans based on these conditions. (?u-~~.~ )' r ~~ ~:X:i. Carmen S. An nziato City Planner CSA:mpc CC: City Manager TRB Members Central File . MEMORANDUM '0 Planning and Zoning Board Members DATE November 3, 1982 FlLt: "ROM Carmen S. Annunziato city Planner .U."c, Technical Review Board ReGommendation/Boynton Beach Mall The purpose of this memorandum is to forward to the Planning and Zoning Board a coordinated Technical Review (TRB) recommendation on the proposed Boynton Beach Mall site de- velopment plans. These plans received preliminary TRB review which resulted in the formal submission of the site develop- ment plan application which consists of a series of site de- velopment drawings, project specifications and a formal de- velopment agreement. For the purposes of this review, the City Manager's comments are included in the Staff recommendation. After review of the documents submitted, the Technical Review Board offers for Board and Council consideration comments as follows: Building Department page LA - modify tree specification to read - required trees shall have a minimum trunk diameter of two (2) inches when measured, four and one-half (4~) feet above grade and required trees shall be a minimum of eight (8) feet in overall height immediately after planting, pages LA, LD - where driveway abuts the Boynton Canal on the north property line, a hedge, eighteen (18) inches in height at time of planting is re- quired to be placed in a two and one-half (2~) foot planting strip, Development Agreement, Section 7B2d - insert the word sprinkled between the words Type II and the comma; City Forester page LA - see memorandum dated November 1, 1982 from Kevin Hallahan to the City Planner (attached); utility Department page M-3A- see memorandum dated Oct. 27, 1982 from Perry Cessna to the City Planner (attached); project specificativns - SB~tiDn i5DiD, SitB Water ~A5' - see memorandum dated Oct. 29, 1982 from Perry Cessna to the City Planner (attached); - 1 - . , MEMORANDUM , , '0 Planning and Zoning Board Members DA,TI' November 3, 1982 f'lLt: <"litOM Carmen S. Annunziato City planner 5UeJrCT Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall - 2 - . . , MEMORANDUM , , '0 Planning and Zoning Board Members (UTI' November 3, 1982 FILE """OM Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner !lUBJ(CT Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall - 2 - Energy Department Development Agreement - Section 7Al - expand Section 7Al to include designed illumination levels at grade and provide for the City information as to the party responsible for the continued operation of the parking lot lighting system; Public Works Development Agreement, Section 7A - add a paragraph 6 which addresses the proposed program for san- itation service to include method of pick up, type of containers and proposed vendor; ci ty Planner General - aLl approvals granted by the Planning and Zoning Board and the City Council are to be made on the basis that the mall property will be successfully annexed and zoned, - approval of a height exception by the City Council for all proposed structures over forty- five (45) feet in height; City Manager Development Agreement - see list of City Manager's comments dated October 31, 1982 (attached); Fire Department page M-3A - see memorandum dated October 27, 1982 from David Crockett to the City Planner (attached), Development Agreement - Sections 5 and 7 - see memorandum dated November 3, 1982 from William Cavanaugh to the City Planner (attached). .. , MEMORANDUM '0 Planning and zoning Board Members OAT I: November 3, 1982 FILl: ~"'o'" Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner !SUBJECT Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall - 3 - The staff recommendation is to approve the proposed Boynton Beach Mall site development plans and attendant documents, submitted by Boynton Beach, Inc., which provide for the construction of a regional shopping mall subject to the staff comments included in or appended to this memorandum. , C"c__ ._ eN. ~~ Carmen S. Annun ato City Planner CSA:mpc Attachs. CC: City Manager TRB Members Central File MEMORANDUM .0 Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner DATE November 1, 1982 FII.E Kevin Hallahan Urban Forester ,u."e,Proposed Plant Palette for DeBartolo Mall OOM This memo is in reference to the proposed plant palette (species list of vegetation) for the DeBartolo Mall. I would like to make a few recommendations based on the list of materials the landscape architect has selected. 1. No one species of any "tree" comprise more than 10-15% of the total quantity used. (This is to prevent the entire landscape area comprised crBlack Olive and Mahogany, ie. 2. Recommend using native trees and vegetation in selection of materials. 3. Removal of "Senegal Date Palm" (Pheonix Reclinata) from list of Palm trees as it is susceptible to lethal yellowing disease. 4. Recommend replacement of "Tamarind" (Tamarindus indica) with "Tamarind" (Lysiloma latisiliquum), a native tree species. 5. Recommend use of "cocoplum" (Chrysobalanus icaco) and "Silver buttonwood" (Conocarpus erecta) as hedge material. These species are also native and will require less maintenance. KH:mpc J!~ ~aH~~ t1<evin Ha~l han Urban Forester MEMORANDUM October 27, 1982 TO: Mr. carmen Annunziato, city Planner RE: DeBartola Shopping Mall Please be advised that on drawing M-3A of this project #678,job XXX, the following details need to be corrected to the city's satisfaction before the utility Department can sign off. 1. On the detail of the sampling point, they should show a minimum cover of 30". 2. On the valve box detaiL they should show a 24" square by 8" thick concrete pad around the collar at the top of the valve box. 3. Their typical water service detail is incorrect and I have attached a copy of our standard detail which should be used for the meter installation. 4. There are 8 fire lines going into the buildings. each case, they show the typical detail as going the building and then capped. In inside In our original discussions, it was agreed that the post indicator valve would be used and that these valves would be outside the building. There are two reasons for this. One, being that with the valve box outside the building, our responsibility would end at this point and we would have no responsibility if there was any water damage done inside of the building. Secondly, the way it is laid out, when they went to connect their sprinkler system, they would have contaminated an open system which serves domestic water and therefore, would have to re-chlorinate and re-sample. We are returning section 02102 "Clearing, Grubbing, and Demolition" and ~~!q-Y'Q~",~,~ //: Director of utilities the drawing. apt CC: PAC File Attachments: a/s above .~ ---'-"--~-- T ~l 'la ~o '- ~.~ --,--' ~ ~ ",'" --,--' I \ -or- -or- 1010 ~~ ~~ --,'" ~ i\ g :t. ~ l>< -~ ~- '" o ~ ",<I' 00 ",,,, ~~ uJ Z uJ ..J ~ ..J 3' uJ ..... :c 0: r- .....'\, ~ .:\- - ..J -~~ " <.) OOW ~ uJ';:j(!l, P 0: 0 ,() ?><r- ..Jt9 ojl.Ul.Uz uJO-"":o~ uJO:a>~~<.) >- '" ", 0 3' <1 b 'uJ 0 ..J =- uJ ..J I- 0: ..... "'~o-oo 3' ::- 0 __ Z u- _ )It")-_ _ r' =N =--- r1 " ~ t' __ i\ g :t. ~ l>< ~ - --~ '" ~ 0- o 'Zn 0.: 0: o <.J r- z uJ ~, UluJ "'Z .d - uJ..J uJ c- Z 'f\ 'j.sS uJ 0 \.' :c...-~ W ~ ,_ ::i ~ o Ul .... O-t\-..... "- , , , . '. . '. . . ~..~ ,..... -~ ~ . - ~~ .;l '" C- eo :;.. .4 C- O 14 . 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",- )-b-;i r-z w '0 '2 uJ Z 'j uJ :c ';:j~ ~'" 0-0 0-0 =", <I' ~'" 0: uJ. r--uJ '" a) -a: :EuJ~ !-(!l<.J <10Ul uJr-:;> 0:>0(0 .doa) 0:(!l<1 t9 z d ~ 0: uJ '4 3' 0.: Ul r- o Z. \0: uJ 0- o , ..JuJ o l"uJtO 0: 70 oouJr- u.-~ 0 , >- 0: uJ 'a)uJ r-10 I- <i>zouJ uJ:E uJuJ:c 0 r::t:'!!:cuJ dOZ<.J..J ;i>-0:<1..J O-o:?uJ..:{ ouJU-o:'<ii '&\:JuJ~~ 'a:E1ll - o =", MEMORANDUM october 29, 1982 TO: Mr. Carmen Annunziato,~ City Planner RE: DeBartola Parcel I am returning herewith section 15010 "site Water" specifications. Item 5 under "A" general - they refer to installing meter vaults in the finished floor of a customer's space. This is incorrect as all meters will be in the sidewalk outside of the buildings. All other items are marked in yellow, with comments, as to how to correct specifications. Ci2; {2 /e~~ Perry A. Cessna, Director of utilities apt Attachment: a/s above - --_.._._,-~-~_.__.., City Manager's Comments Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall 10/31/82 Section 3 (c) - modify last sentence to complete the thought (d) - insert the word related between the words the and public. (paragraph following d) - modify to read that out- parcels 2 and 3 may require platting in future. Section 4 (paragraph following bl) replace the word their with the word developers. (add paragraph following b2) - include language that Section 4(bl) does not apply to out-parcels 2 and 3. Section 5 (middle of page, Parcel #1) - delete words in this clause: 100% of the cost of. Section 6 (1) - add language to this paragraph indicating that this paragraph will be included in all leases. Section 7 (lb) - add language to this paragraph indicating that this paragraph will be included in all leases or other similar documents. ,:-' " ...::............. ~ E M 0 RAN DUM DAVID L. CROCKETT EXECUTIVE OFFICER, OPERATIONS BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FIRE DEPARTMENT TO: Carmen Annunciata City Planner DATE: October 27, 1982 SUBJECT: DeBartolo Mall Plan review of submittance of 10/26/82 I noticed in a review ,of the plans submitted to us yesterday, 10/26/82, that the 8" sprinkler supply mains have not been provided with post in- dicator valves as I was advised by Fire Inspector Cavanaugh. These should be placed on the exterior of the building, where they are readily available to shut down the system after the fire to reduce fire losses. If there is anything noted as I further review the plans operationally be certain I'll let you know. D. L. Crockett, Exec. Off., Operations a - (~,e~J ~~~2- /- -- q-V -~--~._-_..-- 1""" .." MEMORANDUN, f , CARMEN ANNUNZIATO ~tY_Planner f '000 fft1~-~~ cf:van~~Ulure: Fire Inspector '0 D...TE: Nov. 3rd, 1982. FILl!: ~U.JECT Comments on Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall (dated Oct. 26th, 1982) Find listed below Fire Departments comments as per page, Section, item number as presented by the developer. Page 7, section 5 (C) Ref. Memo to City Planner from utilities Director dated 10-27-82. This office concurs with this memo. Balance of section 5 (C) accepted as proposed. Page 10, Section 7 (B) I-a accepted as proposed. Page 11, section 7 (B) l-k accepted as proposed. NOTE: Please add any required , Automatic Fire Extinguishing system. section 7 ( B) 2-a accepted as proposed section 7 ( B) 2-C thru J accepted as proposed. Page 12, section 7 4 Page 13, section 7 4 section 7 5 Page 15, section 7 5 Section 7 6 B & L accepted as proposed N accepted as proposed A accepted as proposed y & Z accepted as proposed accepted as proposed see comment on Page 7 section 5 (C) accepted as proposed this dept. reserves the right to require sprinkler if a situation is deemed hazardous Negotiable on a case by case basis. I accepted as proposed J ....(The Mall, Concourse, tenant areas to be fed fr same riser.)..... So long as separate annunciated, ~onitored and supervised per wate flow to a particular area....also....so long a water supply meets code requirements for sprin: ler density that enough branch valves are available and accessible to shut off involved areas after extinguisherment A,B,C D E,F,G H page 1 of 2 ,. MEMORANDU/\ . '0 CARMEN ANNUNZIATO city Planner DATI! Nov. 3rd, 1982 FILl: william D. Cavanaugh, Fire Inspector .u."e, Comments on Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall (Dated Oct. 26th, 1982) ~iltO"" Continued from page 1 Page 15, Section 7 6 K,L,M,N o accepted as proposed reserve the right to correct hazardous conditions as required Q R Reserve the right to add/delete require- ments on individual tenant basis, based on recognized good practice accepted as proposed Please submit notification and alarm concepts philosophy and or plans.... alternates maybe acceptable. Page 16, section 7 6 P Addition... Please submit concourse smoke control concept, philosophy and or plans. ~~ (/110/ ;;73/1"1- . ,Y3~;S- fl./11.- CITY of BOYNTON BEACH P. O. BOX 310 120 H.E. 2ND AVENUE BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 3343!5 OFFICE OF THE BUILVING OFFICIAL A.J. HOMe & SOn!.>, Inc. 13775 Nom Weo.t 6.th S:tJLect P.O. Box 457 M,{,am{" -FlOlUda 33144 Attention: Mlt. W-UUam S. Sloan . ~ ~ ~ ~)~'lf,;jIT: . ( L"f:f:Ii!!:iP'!Iit...JoOlI...t-t..!""i)ollllIl!l........ I ~ '~~J I ~ Ji_;;~,}J,~ _'.~ .~- ~v- FebJw.M1j 1J.th, 1983 ReceivedQ(~~ Date c;2 ~ / c./-g 3- ~ Time ? ,'70 Re6~ence: S.tockp~e - Boynton Beach Matt VeM MIL. Sloan; In conjunction w~h yoUlt coltneopondence dated Feb!tUaJty 1~.t, ILequeoting p~~ion 60IL .the ILemova.f. 06 peat on .the Boynton Beach mall. ~~e, be adviud 06 .the 60Uow-Lng knowledge. OUlt cA..ty OILd.<.nance pltOlU.bw Mock-piling 06 any .type 6.i...U OIL d.Ut.t wUhin .the cA..ty .e.A..rrU.-t6 06 Boynton Beach, cOn!.>equentty I ~uggeo.t you make d.<.66~ent pILepMaUon!.> 601L .the ILemova.f. 06 .the matwa.f. a.6 mentioned in yoUlt coltneopondence. 6~ xc: C~y ManageJt / C~y PlanneIL Cenbta.f. F~eo Jim Pancoa.6.t/Boynton Beach Matt Sinc~e1.y , CITY O~ BOYNT/;ON B/~ACH !~ /' I, / ;;- ( Ii /' / ,!!' (y. . ;/' I.' /'- /, ",:-' . ____/~. /1:/ ~ Edqtvt E. HoweU. By!ud.<.ng 06Mcia.t . --- r- - , I 'A..J. (}{]OUSE & SONS, INC. ) y)')) /V,UJ fc-dr:- ;V &. t6. </5'"7 ~,Nl ~ / ::? /. 3.3/ "/)/ . February 1, 1983 City of Boynton Beach 200 N. Seacrest Boulevard P. O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Attention: Mr. Edgar E. Howell Dear Mr. Howell: We are requesting permission from the City of Boynton Beach to stockpile approximately 150,000 cubic ya~ds of muck and peat that has to be removed from the Boynton Beach Mall site. The location proposed by us is East of Congress Avenue on property belonging to Mr. Ernest Klatt. Mr. Klatt. has agreed to let us use his property, provided the City of Boynton Beach has no objections. There are no buildings within 2,000 feet of the stockpile location. The stockpile will be kept 500 feet East of Congress Avenue and will be removed by October of 1989. If you can be of assistance in this matter, your help will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, A.J. HOUSE, INC. .~ \~/c~.Ql~~ William S. Sloan WSS/pz CITY of BOYNTON BEACH ~s;.W-fl-. ~ @ 120 N.E. 2nd AVENUE P.O. BOX 310 BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 33435-0310 (305)734-8111 Veeembe4 75_th, 7983 066-<.ee 06 :the Vepu;ty BlLUcUng 066-<.c-Lat RECEIVED Ec/vJaltd J. VeBaJr;toio & AMOUa:teo 7620 Maltke;t StJtee;t Young~town, Ohio 44572 Attention: MJt. Vav-<.d H. CWZ-t VeveJ'.opmen-t Eng-<.neeJL DEe i;; 1983 PLANNII~G DEPT. Vealt Vav-<.d; Requeot hall been made by CaJu/len Annunz-<.ato, Cay Pianvte4 to Jteopond to yOWL ie;t;teJL 06 VeeembeJt 7:th, addJteo~ed to !Urn JtegaltcUng a pltopo~ed ~CJteen waU. Iv., ~ueh, we have Jtev-<.eJlJed :the pfun6 peJLtaA.Mng to :thM, mallOMY waU ioeated on yoWL weot pJtOpeJtty une and have 60und :that :thM, mew OWL ~;tJwc;l:uJuLt Jtequuwnentl> all well. all :the doubie ~pUt 6aeed mallOMY una adapting to :the deoeJL{ption 06 a deeoJta:t-<-ve watt. The toea:t-<-on 06 tlU.6 waU bung eOn6.u.ten-t will :the pJtev-<,ou6iy appltoved ~ae-pfun woutd make :the peJtmit JteadLty avaitabie upon appuea:t-<-on. Hop-<.ng :the above -<.n60Jtma:t-<-on W~all~~6t you -<.n YOWL endeavo~. 6~ xe: / C-tty PtanneJt / C entluU'. F ueo BU-UcUng 06 Mc.iat S-<.nCeJLeJ'.y, ;eITY)F BO~NTON H ~ (~(-" e~~ '~ BeJtt J. Ke Jt Vepu;ty BuM.cUng 06 Mc.iat &II December 7, 1983 EDWARD J, DeBARTOLO & ASSOCIATES 7620 MARKET STREET YOUNGSTOWN,OH 44512 (2161 758.7292 TELEX 982408 Mr. Carmen Annunziato CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 120 N.E, 2nd Ave. P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Re: BOYNTON BEACH MALL Dear Carmen: In accordance with Section 4(L) of the Boynton Zoning Regulations, attached, for review and approval, are six (6) prints of the following plans which pertain to the proposed 6'-0" high double split face masonry screen wall along our Javert Street frontage between Old Boynton Road and the Lake Worth Drainage District L-23 canal. Dwg. No. Date(Rev, ) Description 678/P-8 1/24/83(--) Boundary Survey (indicating additional 20' on Javert St. for a total of 60' of right- of-way) Screen Wall Grading Plan Site Landscape Plan SN-l 3 L-C 11/83(--) 11/28/83(18) Based on Palm Beach County's requirement for a 60' right-of-way on Javert Street, the west face of the main wall will be located 3'-8" and the 6' wide tree pockets will be located 1'-8" from the proposed right-of-way line, The split face masonry unit to be used in this wall will be the same as that being used on the mall center section exterior. As you will note, the plans provide for a clearing limit line for the wall construction at the propos€d right-of-way line for Javert St. The existing vegetation would remain in place until the County clears the right-of-way for the Javert St. improvement. It is requested that you approve these plans at your earliest convenience as we are prepared now to proceed with the con- struction of this wall. EDWARD J. DeBARTOLO & ASSOCIATES Mr. Carmen Annunziato Page 2 December 7, 1983 Thanks for your continued cooperation. I look forward to seeing you on one of my upcoming trips to Florida shortly after the first of the year. Yours truly, ~ Jc.u<- DAVID H. CURL Chief Site Development Engineer DHC/ac Enclosure cc: Mr. J.W. Calpin Mr. P.C. Pusnik Mr. D.A. Greco, Jr.(2) ,6 _.. -r 4-.-t.,..,....w ~pJ,.(!.."., 30ard of County Commissioners P~?'g}' B. Evatt. Chairman Ken Spillias, Vice Chairman Received Dennis P. Koehler I)'lrothv Wilken Date gill Bailev Sep tember 2, 111lffli'l ...... County Administrator J llhn C. Sansbury .- - Deoartment of Engineering and Public Works H. F. Kahlert C0unty Engineer Mr. David Curl DeBartolo Corpora tion 7620 Marke t S tree t Youngstown, Ohio 44512 SUBJECT: Dedication of Right-of-Way for Javert Street Dear Mr. Curl: As requested, attached please find a drawing showing, colored in green, the right-of-way which we are requesting the DeBartolo Corporation to dedicate to Palm Beach County. This right-of-way is along the westerly property line of the Boynton Beach Mall Development. As can be seen, along the northerly half of this property an additional 20 ft. is required, and along the southerly half an additional 40 ft. is required to provide 60 ft. of right-of-way for Javert Street. Construction plans are not available since the design being contemplated depends on this dedication. Assuming this dedication is accomplished, Javert Street will be paved and lanes cons truc ted to 20 ft. in wid th at its present loca tion, and that area between the easterly edge of Javert Street and your property line will be used for swale drainage and retention. The attached right-of-way deed would accomplish this dedication and it is reques ted t.ha t this deed be execu ted. Should you have any questions please feel free t.o contact me. Sincerely, OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ENGINEER Charles R. Walker, Jr., P.E. Director, Traffic Division CRW:nd cc: Mr. Carmen Annunziato ~ Ci ty of Boyn ton Beach Mr. G. Haney Frakes, Jr., P.E. Assis tan t Coun ty Engineer Mr. Alan Webb Engineering Coordination Attachments: Drawing BOX 2429 WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIOA 33402 (305) 684-4000 ~"'__",-.--_..~ "'.---------..-... --.---......, - .~.~---'~. ---. j 'I ::"! Ilf ( (lullt) COlnrni" drlll'.T" h '\ I: L\;dL Ch:lirman ; '.;1 1..,;rilli,h. \,in' Chairlllan {hilll;" P Km'hh'T Poroth) \\'iH~t'J1 hill B:likv RECEIVED COUllt) ''\l-Jllliniqr;lt.1 .I"Jill (' '.,11; 1'IJ!\ i ;c:C 1983 " Oepartmen1 of Engineering and Public V/nrks H, F f~Jhlcrt County Engineer PL~dJ\!ij'\/~ DEPT. December 8, 1983 Mr. David Curl DeBartolo Corporation 7620 Market Street Youngstown, OH 44512 SUBJECT: Dedication of Right of Way for Javert Street Dear Mr. Curl: Reference is made to my letter of September 2, 1983, requesting the dedication of additional right of way for Javert Street. Please be advised that the colored drawing which was sent with my letter was incorrect. The right of way deed which was sent is correct and it is requested that it be executed as soon as possible. If you have any questions or require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact this office. Sincerely, OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ENGINEER Charles R. Walker, Jr., P.E. ~or, Traffic Division cc; Carmen Annunziato Allen Webb CRW:ASH:ct Dr ~ ".' ')j!"C) UJ,. <:_ ,:.,..... WEST PALh', [,EJ\CH, rLOf;i'J,\ :': -;" ,,:;~i=,! ~\24/~(_'(~ Petell L. Cheney Wy Managell MEMORANDUM RE,r-pn,Tl7D. .-1 .. '--'-""--""" 'Of' JC; QAT[ , 171 ::%,...1...... '0 AplvLt 13-th, 1984 P,PR 1 c'; iCiRI\ .." Bud Howell. B~d{ng Onnicial PLAi'ii'ii'-"; J l': PT. ~U8Jt:C1" MALL / PETE PUSNIK "",",OM I B1L6 S ellviee) In an6well :to youA mvncJlLandwn On AplvLt 9-th, a.6 above no:ted, I .6poke :to Pete P1L6,u,k on Wednel>day 06 .:t:hM, week and dUwMe.d aNlanging a memng wffi he and OuA Wy S:tan 6 wffi eoneeJu1 :to b1L6 .6 ellviee at -the maLt. PLan6 Welle made :to .6chedute :thM memng no!c May 3!cd, 1: 30 p,m. in -the B~d{ng Vep<Vt:tmen:t COnnellenee !coom. Upon .6peak.-Lng wU:h M!c. BltoWn 06 Co:t'tan, (Sui'lL 06 T!can;po.'LtLLUon) he eonc:wr.M,d w.U:h :tJU.!> date and Ume. n.6 xe: Cay PLannell Cay Eng.-Lneell Pete P1L6,u,k Cen.tJz.a1 FUel> /'4 '//fl' I / r; // / / ~:'-'" ~7:-u, ,~ Bud Howell. B~di.ng On MeJeal o-~ / MEMORANDUM April 9, 1984 TO: Bud Howell, Building Official FRcM: Peter L. Cheney, City Manager SUB.JErl' : Mall/Pete Pusnik Would you please find out when Pete Pusnik will next be in BoYnton Beach and let him know that CoTran has requested that we arrange a meeting between CoTran Pete, and City Staff to discuss bus service at the Mall. r~ cl- ~ Peter L. Cheney City Manager PLC:sr -Attachment .f~1L _._,;~ III>"~~""."~ ~ ~ .J ",;':"~id Ii.ii1 BUILDING 5-1440, P.B.I.A., WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33406~1498 305-686-4555 April 2, 1984 j -- -- . '\ ,,;.... Mr. Peter Cheney, City Manager City of Boynton Beach 20 N.E. 2nd Avenue Boynton Beach, FL 33435 ~~'i\ \;~~ . . \,1.. .j --.--;C.st. <<"- :;~~~~W~~~:.\. , Dear Mr. Cheney: With the construction of the new shopping mall in the northwest section of Boynton Beach and the opening of the Motorola plant, CoTran feels that it will be necessary to adjust and possibly add to its route system service to these areas. While this service will be designed to serve all residents of Palm Beach County, it will definitely mean a change in the service to the residents of Boynton Beach. The bus routing and frequency of service through the city will have to be changed and our Shopper Hopper service will have to include the City of Boynton Beach. Our Director, Mr. Irving Cure, along with members of our staff would like to meet as soon as possible with you, the City Engineer, and the developers of the new mall to discuss these bus routes while the construction is still in pro- gress. We are interested in finding out if the developers are going to provide proper accessibility for buses and if there are any plans for a parking area inside the mall for buses. We would also like your views on what streets in your city you would permit bus traffic. If at all possible, would your office and the City Engineer's office arrange a meeting with the developer and all interested parties. If you have any questions, please contact me at 686-4558. Sincerely, (t~~~ ~Supt. of Transportation el cc: I. Cure, Director PALM BEACH COUNTY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY. OPERATED BY FLORIDA TRANSIT MANAGEMENT, INC. '&II EDWARD J. DeBARTOLO & ASSOCIATES 7620 MARKET STREET YOUNGSTOWN,OH 44512 (216) 758.7292 TELEX 982408 October 26, 1982 Mr. Carmen Annunziato CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH P.O. Box 310 120 N.E. 2nd Avenue Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Re: BOYNTON BEACH MALL Dear Carmen: In reference to my letter dated October 20, enclosed are the following items to be included in our site plan package for the Boynton Beach Mall: 1. Six (6) copies of the Development Agreement between the City of Boynton Beach and Boynton Beach, Inc. 2. Six (6) color photographs of the project rendering. 3. Site water specifications: Section 15010 Section 15050 Section 15200 g.r;;(f)urs, DAVID H. CURL Chief Site Development Engineer DHC/bp cc: Mr, J. W. Calpin Mr. C,J. Culichia Mr. P.C. Pusnik Mr. D. Greco (letter) Mr. D. Pressly (1) File M C IV\ V 1\....... I '4 IJ V IV' '0- Planning and Zoning Boar~ Members D...TIr November 3, 1982 ,.ILI: "'OM Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner 'U'''''' Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall The purpose of this memorandum is to forward to the Planning and Zoning Board a coordinated Technical Review (TRB) recommendation on the proposed Boynton Beach Mall site de- velopment plans. These plans received preliminary TRB review which resulted in the formal submission of the site develop- ment plan application which consists of a series of site de- velopment drawings, project specifications and a formal de- velopment agreement. For the purposes of this review, the City Manager's comments are included in the Staff recow~endation. After review of the documents submitted, the Technical Review Board offers for Board and Council consideration comments as follows: Building Department 0'" modify tree specification to read - required trees shall have a minimum trunk diameter of two (2) inches when measured, four and one-half (4~) feet above grade and required trees shall be a minim~~ of eight (8) feet in overall height i~~ediately after planting, page LA - pages LA, LD - where driveway abuts the Boynton Canal on the north property line, a hedge, eighteen (18) inches in height at time of planting is re- quired to be placed in a two and one-half (2~) foot planting strip, ~/~. Development Agreement, Section 7B2d - insert the word sprinkled between the words Type II and the (II(- comma; City Forester page LA - see memorandum dated November 1, 1982 from Kevin Hallahan to the City Planner (attached); Utility Department page M-3A- see memorandum dated Oct. 27, 1982 from Perry Cessna to the City Planner (attached). project specifications - Section 15010, Site Water (AS) see memorandum dated Oct. 29, 1982 from Perry Cessna to the City Planner (attached); - 1 MEMORANDUM " .0 Planning and Zoning Board Members D"TI' November 3, 1982 ,.ILI( FftOM Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner 5UIIJI:CT Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall - 2 - Energy Department Development Agreement - Section 7Al - expand Section 7Al to include designed illumination levels at grade and provide for the City information as to the party responsible for the continued operation of the parking lot lighting system; ~cC" I"1JC1,4CU 'A,.,.....~ Public Works Development Agreement, Section 7A - add a paragraph 6 which addresses the proposed program for san- itation service to include method of pick up, type of containers and proposed vendor; A1IJIJ.,.... G 1"_"" City Planner General - all approvals granted by the Planning and Zoning Board and the City Council are to be made on the basis that the mall property will be successfully annexed and zoned, O~ - approval of a height exception by the City Council for all proposed structures over forty- five (45) feet in height; Cit~~ ~ \' le':~~Agreement - see list of City Manager's ~~mments dated October 31, 1982 (attached); Fire Department page M-3A - see memorandum dated October 27, 1982 from David Crockett to the City Planner (attached), 1 velopment Agreement - Sections 5 and 7 - see memorandum dated November 3, 1982 from William Cavanaugh to the City Planner (attached). M t:MUKAI"I UU/V\ . . '0 Planning and Zoning Board Members O...TIf November 3, 1982 ,.ILI: .....0.. Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner 5UIIJI!:CT Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall - 3 - The staff recommendation is to approve the proposed Boynton Beach Mall site development plans and attendant documents, submitted by Boynton Beach, Inc., which provide for the construction of a regional shopping mall subject to the staff comments included in or appended to this memorandum. , C.'c...-.~_ ,~("fL i!~ Carmen S. Annun ato City Planner CSA:mpc Attachs. CC: City Manager TRB Members Central File -.--...- ,..., ,. ,....... ,-,'YI '0 Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner D....U November 1, 1982 ,.ILI: Kevin Hallahan Urban Forester ouo"e,Proposed Plant Palette for DeBartolo Mall ,,""0'" This memo is in reference to the proposed plant palette (species list of vegetation) for the DeBartolo Mall. I would like to make a few recommendations based on the list of materials the landscape architect has selected. L ..L ~ ,.r' ",oJ'J'" c.. loP i'" ~~~ '". No one species of any "tree" 10-15% of the total quantity prevent the entire landscape Olive and Mahogany, ie. comprise more than used. (This is to area comprised of Black 2. Recommend using native trees and vegetation in selection of materials. 3. Removal of "Senegal Date Palm" (Pheonix Reclinata) from list of Palm trees as it is susceptible to lethal yellowing disease. 4. Recommend replacement of "Tamarind" (Tamarindus indica) with "Tamarind" (Lysiloma latisiliquum), a native tree species. 5. Recommend use of "cocoplum" (Chrysobalanus icaco) and "Silver buttonwood" (Conocarpus erecta) as hedge material. These species are also native and will require less maintenance. KH:mpc f,,: ~" I.~ Cl~{; ~~ {Kevin HaJjI han Urban Forester MEMORANDUM ~ ~ ~ ~ '" \Ii TO: Mr. Carmen Annunziato, city Planner ~ ~ ~ RE: DeBartola Shopping Mall ~ ~/plea6e be advised that on drawing M-3A of: this project #678,job XXX, ~ ~ the following details need to be corrected to the city's satisfaction ~ j . ~ l ~~,~#- ~ ~\'H 3. ; f; i ;<- ~!l 'ni~r :::~::::;;::~:::::::~:::::::~~~~~:~~:~:;~:~~~~~ti~~:::ator ( ~~ ~ (~ valve would be used and that these valves would be outside the ~ 4- ~ building. ~ + There are two reasons for this. One, being that with the valve box ~ ) outside the building, our responsibility would end at this point ~ ~ and we would have no responsibility if there was any water damage ~ ~ done inside of the building. ";) ~ <: October 27, 1982 On the detail of the sampling point, they should show a minimum cover of 30". On by of the valve box detail, 8" thick concrete pad the valve box. they should show a 24" square around the collar at the top Their typical water service detail is incorrect and I have attached a copy of our standard detail which should be used for the meter installation. Secondly, the way it is laid out, when they went to connect their sprinkler system, they would have contaminated an open system which serves domestic water and therefore, would have to re-chlorinate and re-sample. \ '" We are returning Section 02102 "Clearing, Grubbing, and Demo1:it:ion" the drawing. ~ r.fj~ ~ f} C2:e ~-%~J)~_",-C'~ V ~ U- ~ lime ~-4.;l~~ V-perry A. d'essna, /, - _ -------. Director of utilities and apt CC: PAC File . Attachments: a/s above /) _ """,,,,/,J:HCy /.Ja7\:J;L ~ offfl'-" ..~#:r _ j"I "'4- D e;.Z T'7 rI A. ~ ~(f r. JC. ..... ~ rr- L... ~:rI'-CS F/l-II..... ~,<.u$S ::J:"~n> -0v.TL4=C",vc;. :IJtlsT^",," ~,v.o::FC~c. (h'\'-~ cvr~ CA.... z) '-"o4~Y Oc7A$t.. ~ .rtf<'~ ::r.-..4';S:'''~ ..,.IAi..-VC MJ'e ~~'7 ~T~':::: /3"""",L-<t:T,...... ._._,.._,-----~------- -,.._.,~_._.__..~-'~ - MEMORANDUM October 29, 1982 TO: Mr. Carmen Annunziato,~ city Planner RE: DeBartola Parcel I am returning herewith Section 15010 "site Water" specifications. ~"- Item 5 under "A" general - they refer to installing meter vaults in the finished floor of a customer's space. This is incorrect as all meters will be in the sidewalk outside of the buildings. All other items are marked in yellow, with comments, as to how to correct specifications. ~ Q ~~c? Perry A. Cessna, Director of utilities apt Attachment: a/s above City Manager's Comments Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall lO/31/82 Section 3 (c) - modify last sentence to complete the thought (d) - insert the word related between the words the and public. (paragraph following d) - modify to read that out- parcels 2 and 3 may require platting in future. Section 4 (paragraph following bl) replace the word their with the word developers. (add paragraph following b2) - include language that Section 4(bl) does not apply to out-parcels 2 and 3. Section 5 (middle of page, Parcel #1) - delete words in this clause: 100% of the cost of. 0". -~Section 6 (1) - add language to this paragraph indicating ~ : that this paragraph will be included in all leases. Section 7!(lb) - add language to this paragraph indicating that this paragraph will De included in all leases or other similar documents. ~- f y,. 0/, M E ~ 0 RAN DUM DAVID L. CROCKETT EXECUTIVE OFFICER, OPERATIONS BOYNTON BEACH, FLORiDA FIRE DEPARTMENT TO: Carmen Annunciato City Planner DATE: October 27, 1982 SUBJECT: DeBartolo Mall Plan review of submittance of 10/26/82 I noticed in a review -of the plans submitted to us yesterday, 10/26/82, that the 8" sprinkler supply mains have not been provided with post in- dicator valves as I was advised by Fire Inspector Cavanaugh. These should be placed on the exterior of the building, where they are readily available to shut down the system after the fire to reduce fire losses. If there is anything noted as I further review the plans operationally be certain I'll let you know. D. L. Crockett, Exec. Off., Operations (A*-:J (/7,,{'-/ /o/v-r1~ 1- 1.::.3 _ ;J--_ .,-,I ---_._-_.._-----~--- - "......._._..__.__.._-_.,--~_.._---------_._- ...-...- .,. ,. ,- _..,. CARMEN ANNUNZIATO ~er4~ "ON William D. Cavanaugh, Fire Inspector DATI: Nov. 3rd, 1982. TO '-ILE SUBJECT Comments on Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall (dated Oct. 26th, 1982) Find listed below Fire Departments comments as per page, Section, item number as presented by the developer. ~ Page 7, Section 5 (C) Ref. Memo to City Planner from utilities Director dated 10-27-82. This office concurs with this memo. Balance of section 5 (C) accepted as proposed. o~-page 10, Section 7 (B) I-a accepted as proposed. ~ Page 11, section 7 (B) l-k accepted as proposed. NOTE: Please add any required , Automatic Fire Extinguishing system. 0(... section 7 ( B) 2-a accepted as proposed /I.. Section 7 ( B) 2-C thru J accepted as proposed. 01" Page 12, section 7 4 B & L accepted as proposed Page 13, section 7 4 N accepted as proposed section 7 5 A accepted as proposed Page 15, section 7 5 Y & Z Section 7 6 A,B,C rD ~I-r E,F,G rt-r ,r_ accepted as proposed accepted as proposed see comment. on Page 7 Section 5 (C) accepted as proposed this dept. reserves the right to require sprinkler if a situation is deemed hazardou~ NE!9"otiable 01. a CU3C by CU3C babis. I accepted as proposed J ....(The Mall, Concourse, tenant areas to be fed fr( same riser.)..... So long as separate annunciated, monitored and supervised per watel flow to a particular area....also....so long a! water supply meets code requirements for sprinJ ler density that enough branch valves are available and accessible to shut off involved areas after extinguisherment ..... ~ ~ ~. page 1 of 2 MtMUI<ANLJUM TO CARMEN ANNUNZIATO city Planner ""OM william D. Cavanaugh, Fire Inspector . Nov. 3rd, 1982 DATI: "ILI: .u.,,~ Comments on Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall (Dated Oct. 26th; 1982) Continued from page 1 Page 15 . section 7 Page 16. Section 7 ? ~ 6 K,L,M,N o Ot<: 6 P elL<- Q of<.. R ~ accepted as proposed reserve the right to correct conditions as required hazardous (,) Reserve the right to add/delete require- ments on individual tenant basis, based on recognized good practice accepted as proposed Please submit notification and alarm concepts philosophy and or plans.... alternates maybe acceptable. (n Addition... Please submit concourse smoke control concept, philosophy and or plans. _(2 '1U"~ (/;71 <:p; I ~'~,~b/~-_~l?l- J Ti~:-- .01 ~.;, ~ j1., /J1 , ..'....,..'''"'' .'\.,-,. ,......,. ",., '. . .0 Planning & Zoning Board Members DATt Nov. 9, 1982 YILt ""OM Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner !IU.JI:CT Addendum to Memorandum to Board dated November 3rd,1982. The purposes of this memorandum are twofold as follows: 1. to address the items raised in the November 3rd,1982 memo- randum from the City Planner to the Planning and Zoning Board; and, 2. to offer additions, deletions and/or modifications to the November 3rd, 1982 memorandum and to the site development plan submission. Each of the issues raised in the memorandum was answered by Boynton Beach, Inc. and with the exception of the Public Works Department and the City Forester,agreement was reached with staff consistent with the changes that will follow. The reason that the Public Works Director and the City Forester have not responded to the changes is that they were not available to review the proposed modifications; however, if they are in disagreement with the answers provided, they may offer their comments prior to Council review. As in the pre- vious memorandum, the City Manager's comments are included in this review. To that end, please be advised of additional comments as follows: page LA,LD - Building Department Comments - Owner will appeal this interpretation to the Community Appearance Board. page LA - Memorandum from City Forester to City Planner dated Nov. 1, 1982, Paragraph 1 - Modify percentage to 30 to 40%. page M-3A - Memorandum from Utility Director to City Planner dated Oct. 27, 1982 - replace paragraph 4 and the three paragraphs that follow paragraph 4 with the following: 4. Concerning fire lines, the owner will comply with one of the following conditions: A. 1. modify the riser detail to show a cross, 2. hold the City harmless for the water lines from the cross into the building; and, 3. install an indicating valve inside the building with outside control; or - 1 - " . - 2 - B. 1. modify the riser detail to show an in- dicating valve assembly outside of the building. project specifications - Section 15010, Site Water (AS), memorandum from Utility Director to City Planner dated October 29, 1982 - Clarification - meter installation detail will be as shown on page M-3A. Development Agreement - Energy Department comments, Section 7(A) (1) - add the following language to Section 7 (A) (1) - Illumination levels shall be between one-half (~) and three-quarter (3/4) foot candle average at grade. The shopping center parking lot lighting system shall be maintained and operated by the individual property owners. Minimum on-site security lighting will be maintained by Boynton Beach, Inc. in the event a department store ceases to operate. Development Agreement - Public Works Department comments, Section 7(A) - add a paragraph 7(A) (6) as follows: All refuse from the center section small shop areas and the department stores will be deposited in compactors which will be located in the mall and department store service areas. The owner(s) will contract with a City of Boynton Beach authorized vendor for refuse removal and disposal. The proposed vendor is County Sanitation. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 3(c) - add the words dedication of the easements, such conveyances will not occur prior to the actual between the words actual and installation. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 3 (paragraph following d) - add the words unless parcels # 2 or 3 are divided into more than three (3) tracts between the numbers (6.54 ac.) and the word and. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 4 (paragraph following (b) (1) - replace the word their with the words the owner's. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 4, after paragraph 4(b) (2) - add paragraph 4(b) (3) as follows: The text of paragraph 4(b) (1) above does not apply to out-parcels #2 and 3. - 3 - Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 6 (1) - add language to this paragraph indicating that the information contained in this paragraph will be included in the tenant's handbook,and that the tenants will be re- quired to sign a receipt for the handbook. Development Agreement - City Manager's comments, Section 7(B) (1) (b) - add language to this paragraph indicating that the information contained in this paragraph will be included in the tenant's handbook, and that the tenants will be required to sign a receipt for the handbook. page M-3A - Fire Department's Comments, memorandum dated Oct. 27th, 1982, from David Crockett to the City Planner Issues raised by Mr. Crockett are addressed in re- vised paragraph 4 of Utility Director's comments. Development Agreement - Fire Department's comments, memorandum dated Nov. 3, 1982 from William Cavanaugh to the City Planner, Section (5) (c) - Issues raised by Mr. Cavanaugh in this section are addressed in revised paragraph 4 of Utility Director's comments. Section 7 (B) (6) (H) - delete the words Negotiable on a case by case basis and add the words as required by Code. Section 7(B) (6) (J) - add the words as required by Code. Section 7(B) (6) (R) - add the words as required by Code after the word plans in the first statement. Section 7(B) (6) (R) - add the words as required by Code after the word plan in the second statement. Development Agreement - Owner's comments, Section 7(B) (6) (d) - modify sentence (d) to read as follows: Indicator valves will be used at or in the building in lieu ...... Section 4(b) (2) - add a sentence to 4(b) (2) as follows: ~tj The City shall install a 20" X 10" tee with a ~ r ~ valve at the Location indicated on the owner's site rf r/ / water plan M-3. Section 5(c) (paragraph 8) - add the word minimum between the words ~ and class. Section 5(c) (paragraph 8) - add the words ductile iron pipe or between the words be and polyethelene. ". - 4 - Section 5(c) (paragraph 8) - add the words Materials per plumbing code prior to the word~. Section 7 <; (1) (a)' - replace the word Standard with the word National prior to the word Electrical. Section 7(B) (6) (J) - add the word riser to the sentence after the word sprinkler. Section 7 (B) (6) (0) -delete this section. Section 7(B) (2) (K) - delete the last sentence. Section 7(B) (4) (g) - add a sentence as follows: The food boutique area is to be served by a common grease trap. section 7(B) (4) (1) - delete the word shall and replace with the word may. Section 7 (B) (4) (N) - delete the first sentence and replace with the sentence which follows: Smoke detectors in return air stream and fire stats in air supply air stream must shut the H.V.A.C. units down. Section 7 (B) (4) (p) - delete the word shall and replace with the word may. The staff recommendation is to append these comments to the City Planner's memorandum to the Board of November 3rd, 1982 and to recommend approval of the proposed mall site development plans based on these conditions. ~O'~~' )'C_~~ J~ Carmen S. A nziato City Planner CSA:mpc CC: City Manager TRB Members Central File P.O 130X 310 120 N E 2ND AVENUE BOYNTON BEACH. FLORIDA 33435 13051 734-8111 CITY of BOYNTON BEACH January 7, 1983 Mr. David Curl Chief Site Engineer The Edward J. DeBartolo Corp. 7620 Market St., Youngstown, Ohio 44512 Dear Dave: Consistent with our telephone conversation of January 7, 1983, you will find accompanying this letter documents related to the dedication of Javert Street. Please secure signatures on the deeds as required and then return them to me. I will forward them to the County Engineer. this matter. Thank you in advance for your cooperation in Yours very truly, CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH C<>- ~- , Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner CSA:mpc Attachs. CC: City Manager w/enc. . Central File w/enc. Charles Walker iXlard of County Commissioners Norm.ln Gregory, Chairman Peggy B. Evatt, Vice. Chairman Frank Foster Dennis Koehler Bill Bailey County AdministralOr John C. Sdn~bur\ Department of Engineering and Public Works H. F. Kahler! County Engineer January 6, 1983 City of Boynton Beach 120 N.E. Second Avenue Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Receiv' Date Time Attention: Carmen Annuziato RE: JAVERT STREET - STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT Dear Carmen: Enclosed please find the right-of-way deed for the above reference roadway. It would be greatly appreciated if you would take the necessary steps to obtain the necessary signatures from Homart-Boynton Associates and return same' to this office at your earliest convenience. Sincerely yours, oj. 1':' " /r: ' ~ ?', 1. .(/ ;1../7'/< /ji/"" , ". Allen W. Webb Street Improvement Coordinator Engineering Coordination ncr Encl. . BOX 2429 . WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIOA 33402 (3051 684,4000 ARTHUR E. BARROW .....ANLEY P.CALOWELL,JR. KENNETH W. EDWARDS .....ACISON F. PACETTI ROBERT C.SALlSBURY JAMES W. VANCE JAMES R.WOLF" JOHN S.WILSUR,JR. LAW OFFICeS CALDWELL, PACETTI, BARROW & SALISBURY ROYAL PARK BUILDING 324 ROYAL PALM WAY P. O. BOX 2775 PAl.M BEACH, FLORIDA 33480-2775 tk /'fed L' ;1::(l" ~ ,.d.., r'1~ "'AN LEY P. CALDWEL.L (1901-1971) TELEPHONE (305) 655-0620 PLEASE REPLY TO POBOX 2)'75 PALM BE:ACH, FL. 33460-2775 November 29, 1982 Tom Sheehan, Esq. Moyle, Jones & Flanigan 707 N. Flagler Drive West Palm Beach, Florida Re: Performance Bond for Excavation Ordinance, City of Boynton Beach Dear Tom: I have reviewed the bond which you enclosed in your letter of November 23, 1982 letter and have no problem with said bond. Since I am not fam~liar with the plan of reclamation however, I cannot approve the bond itself until the same has been approved by our engineer. Sincerely, \ . J " ~. l James R. Wolf, Esq. JRW/sl cc: Peter Cheney Carmen Annunziato Tom Clark R''';''~~l Oate-#3o 7..2- lfime .I a; (rlt-/r1, ('17;. ~ ) ~ January 11, 1983 ~ County Administrator /- ~. John C. Sansbury r ;t1,J.f.~,..4.., Board of County Commissioners Peggy B. Evatt. Chairman Ken Spillias Dennis P. Koehler Dorothy Wilken Bill Bailey Mr. Tholll88 A. Sheehan. m Moyle, Jones a Flanigan, P.A. 707 North Flagler Drive P. O. Box 3888 West Pallll Beach, Florida 33402 SUBJECT: Agreement for RoadllBY Improv8lllents dated Dec8lllber, 22, 1981 Between Pellll Beach County and the Edward J. DeBartolo Corp. Dear Ilr. Sheehan: In the subject agreement, Paragraph 3 reads as follows: "3. The parties agree that the DEVELOPER 1Iiil coutruc't a tlro-lane connector road on an 80 :ft. right-of-way provided by the DEVELOPER. said road to be constructed to COUNTY standards and to be located between Old and New Boynton Roads as sh01ll1 on EJth1bi't "A" attached hereto. This road and right-of-way shall be dedicated to the COUITY and accepted by the COUNTY for maintenance. and other purposes upon completion. This roadway will be constructed as a rural section." It has been proposed by the Developer that a four-lane roadway wi th turn lanes be constructed on a 108 ft. right-of-way, in lieu of a two-lane road on an 80 ft. right-of-vay, as proposed in the above paragraph. So long as this roadway 1s built to CountY' standards 1Ii th the plans being approved by this Off1ce, 1t 1s my opin:l.on that the proposed roadway meets the 1ntent of the agre8lllent and that no formal modif1cat10n to the agreement 1s necessary. Upon complet10n and dedication to the County of this road, Pallll Beach County will accept it for maintenance. Should you wish to d1scuss this matter, or wish to pursue a formal mod1t1cat1on of the subject agreement, I 1Iill be hapPY' to work with you. S1ncerely yours, OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ENGINEER (..J, . ~~~7U~7 (JJI.e; " 101~ It ~ Charles R. Walker, Jr., P.E. D1rector, Traff1c Div1s10n co: Mr. G. Hanel Frakes, Jr., P.E. Asst. County Engineer Mr. Alan KUrt1s, P.E., D1rector Land Development Div1s10n BOX 2429 . WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33402 (305) 684-4000 r-' ---' (7 aL>/I?t/J IJ nfkJllu4(lJ,,..- , ~;n.. )'i)t.l:';',:C,lj.:.T: County .-\dministrator J \)hr; C. Sansbury" 1 r I , i , I I i ;., ";:,,:f , .,,~ , "'~" 'ebruary 1, 1983 ~r. Thomas A. Marsicano lriener Environmental P. O. Box 23646 Tampa, Florida 33630 SUBJECT: Off-Site Improvements Adjacent to Boynton Beach Mall Dear Mr. Marsicano: This is in reponse to your letter of January 18, 1983, requesting that I comment on proposed geometries on Old Boynton Road and on the access road leading from the Mall to New Boynton Road. 1) It is requested that you show the relationship between Access Road A and the proposed circulation road which will serve the Winchester Property to the South, which should align with Access Road A. 2) Access Road A is extremely close to Javert Street, and if at all possible should be shifted easterly. / 3) When we discussed your letter of January 18th, you indicated you would provide me with the most recent site plan for the De Bartolo Mall. As of this date I have' not obtained this site plan. 4) While it was not specifically required, it is suggested that you consider the construction of a right turn lane in the west approach of Old Boynton Road to Congress Avenue. It is my feeling that this additional lane would improve the traffic flow at this intersection for a relatively modest additional expenditure. 5) It is requested that the Section for the access road to be constructed on 108 ft. of right-of-way be modified to provide for a 22 ft. median. It is my feeling that a 22 ft. median provides a safer shadowing area for turning vehicles. If you require any additional information, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, OFFIC: 0; T;E :;UN~ ~:fNEER /J ;t;~V d/~ Cha?(es R. Walker, Jr., P.E. Director, Traffic Division CRW:nd cc: Mr. Enrico Rossi Rossi & Malavasi '.,.'=S"7 :J~L\'I ~E:;CH, FLOR:f)A 3:402 ,:051 684-4000 'Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida Iss I Final _/~' l$".. f "t.... SECTION 15010 SITE WATER GENERAL PROVISIONS A. GENERAL 1. The site water line contractor shall furnish all material, labor, equipment, tools and transportation necessary for complete installation of the site water system as indicated on drawings and as hereinafter specified. 2. Contractor shall furnish and install the water mains, starting at points indicated on drawings with necessary taps, reducers, increasers, tees, elbows and etc. 3. contractor shall furnish and install laterals to fire hydrants, including fittings, valves with boxes and fire hydrants. 4. Contractor shall furnish and install sprinkler and control valves with boxes, terminating flange. laterals, including fittings inside building with blind 5. Contractor shall furnish and install domestic service lines, including fittings and valves with boxes, meter yokes, setters, lock-type valves, domestic meter vaults and covers, up to a point one foot above finish floor in customer's space. Meter vaults and covers to be cast iron. See Plans M-3 and M-3A. 6. Contractor shall furnish and install anchor rods and/or thrust blocks as specified herein and indicated on drawings. 7. Contractor shall test the mains, fire hydrant and fire accordance with N.F.P.A. requirements for pressure testing. test the domestic service lines in accordance with City Water Department. line laterals in Contractor shall of Boynton Beach 8. Contractor shall excavate and properly backfill the water lines as specified hereinafter. 9. Upon the completion of his work, assign to the Project Manager one for each type of valve installed. Si te Water Contractor shall furnish and fire hydrant wrench and one wrench or key 10. City of Boynton Beach Water Department shall furnish and install the following: Domestic water meters at customers' expense. 10/21/82 15010-1 Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida Secc >n 15010 SITE WATER - GENERAL PROVISIONS A. GENERAL 11. The Contractor shall perform all of the work herein specified under the direction and supervision of the Project Manager and to his entire satisfaction, approval, and acceptance. All material to be incorporated in the work, all labor performed, and all appliances, tools and methods shall be subject to the inspection and approval or rejection of the Project Manager. The Project Manager shall decide all questions relating to measurements, material, character of the work performed, and whether or not the rate of progress complies with terms of the Contract. 12. The Contractor shall execute the' work only in the presence of the proj ect Manager, during the working hours of the day, unless otherwise directed, but presence and supervision of the Project Manager shall in no way relieve the Contractor of the responsibility for his work, or be any warrant for him to furnish poor material or workmanship. B.' DEFINITIONS 1. "Contractor" as used herein shall mean the site water line contractor and any of his subcontractors. 2. "Piping" as hydrants and such piping. used herein shall mean pipe, fittings, couplings, valves, items necessary or required in connection with or relating to 3. "Indicated" or I'shown" as used herein shall mean as indicated or shown on the drawings. 4. "Noted" as used herein shall mean as indicated on drawings and/or specified. 5. "Architect" as used herein shall mean Edward J. DeBartolo and Associates, P. A. 6. "Drawings" as used herein shall mean all mechanical drawings that apply to work described in this specification, 7. "Project Manager" as used herein shall mean the Project Manager or his authorized representative. C. FEES, PERMITS AND CERTIFICATES 1. The Contractor shall obtain all permits, inspections and approvals as required by all authorities having jurisdiction. All fees and costs of any nature whatsoever incidental to these permits, inspections and approvals shall be assumed and paid by this Contractor. 2. Upon the satisfactory completion and final test of the site water system, a certificate of approval shall be issued by the proper administrative authority to the Contractor for delivery to the Architect. 10/21/82 15010-2 . Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida Sec' n 15010 SITE WATER - GENERAL PROVISIONS D. CODES AND STANDARDS 1. During this work, this Contractor shall be responsible for maintaining safety among persons in his employ in accordance with the standards set by the OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT OF 1970. The Edward J. DeBartolo Corporation and Architect shall be held harmless for any accident, injury or any other incident resulting from noncompliance with these standards. 2. All materials, installation and workmanship shall comply with all applicable local, county, state and national codes, specifications, ordinances, utility company regulations and manufacturer and industry standards. I 3. In case of differences between building codes, specifications, state laws, local ordinances, industry standards, utility company regulations and the contract documents, the most stringent shall govern. The Contractor shall promptly notify the Architect in writing of any such difference. Should the Contractor perform any work that does not comply with the requirements of the applicable building codes, state laws, local ordinances, industry standards or utility company regulations, he shall bear all costs arising in correcting these deficiencies. 4. In addi tion to the local, county and state ordinances, and utili ty company regulations, the following industry standards and codes will be referred to: a. ANSI - American National Standards Institute b. AWWA - American Water Works Association c. ASTM - American Society for Testing Materials d. NFPA - National Fire Protection Association. 5. Codes, specifications, standards, and publications referred to hereinafter, the issue in effect on date bids are received, shall form a part of these specifications. E. SHOP AND RECORD DRAWINGS 1. This Contractor shall provide and keep up-to-date a complete as built set of prints which shall be corrected daily to show every change from the original drawings and specifications. At the completion of the project this set of prints shall be delivered to the Architect. 2. Drawings and specifications shall be considered as being compatible and therefore work called for by one and not by the other shall be furnished and installed as though called for by both. When discrepancies exist between scale and dimension or between the work to be accomplished by each trade, they shall be called to the Architect's attention immediately. The Architect's decision regarding such discrepancies shall be final and binding. 3. Where diagrams have been made to show piping connections, etc., Contractor is cautioned that these diagrams must not be used for obtaining lineal runs, or number and type of fittings. 4. Do not scale the drawings. 5. All measurements shall be verified at the site. 10/21/82 15010-3 project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida Section 15010 SITE WATER - GENERAL PROVISIONS F. SCAFFOLDING, RIGGING AND HOISTING 1. This Contractor shall installation of his work. Contractor or provide his him into place. furnish all scaffolding as required for the He shall either make arrangements with the General own equipment to hoist apparatus to be installed by G. PIPING ARRANGEMENT 1. Suggestions for changes in location of p1p1ng, etc. advisable in the opinion of the Contractor, shall be submitted to the Architect for approval before proceeding with the work, with written assurance from other trades that such changes will not interfere with their installation, nor cause any extra on their part. Such changes, if approved, shall be made at no additional cost to The Edward J. DeBartolo Corporation/or other contractors. H.' TEMPORARY FACILITIES 1. All electrical energy required for welding shall be provided by the contractor doing the welding. I. PROTECTION 1. Contractor shall be responsible for work until finally inspected, tested and accepted. After delivery and before and after installation, protect work against theft, injury or damage. Carefully store material received on site which are not immediately installed. Close open ends of work with temporary covers or plugs during construction to prevent entry of obstructing material. 2. Contractor shall protect work, equipment and material of all other trades from damage that might be caused by his work or workmen and shall pay for all such damage. 3. The Contractor shall be solely liable for all damage whatever from injuries, including wrongful death, and property damage due to improper, illegal, or negligent conduct of himself, his subcontractors, employees or agents, in or about the work or caused by the carrying out of this contract under these specifications or to any defects in or improper use of labor, transportation, materials, tools, shoring forms, bracing, appurtenances and/or equipment. J. COOPERATION AND CLEAN-UP 1. It shall be the responsibility of each contractor to cooperate fully with the other contractors on the job to keep the job site in a clean and safe condition. At the end of each days work the Contractor shall properly store all of his tools, equipment and materials and shall clean his debris from the job. Upon the completion of the job, the Contractor shall immediately remove all of his tools, equipment, and any surplus materials and all debris caused by his portion of the work. 10/21/82 15010-4 Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida Sect:LOn 15010 SITE WATER - GENERAL PROVISIONS K. GUARANTEE 1. The Contractor shall be held strictly responsible for all parts of the work. If failures in the water system or appurtenances develop within one (1) year from the date of final acceptance of the work, the Contractor shall be required to replace all faulty material at his full expense. To this end, the Contractor is advised to purchase material under a warranty from the manufacturer, guaranteeing proper service under conditions which are established by the drawings, specifications and local conditions. 2. Labor and material to fulfill the requirements of this guarantee shall be furnished by this Contractor at no' additional cost. 3. Labor shall include premium time, to correct any faulty material or workmanship, that would interrupt tenant's business. L. MATERIAL SUBMITTALS 1. All material of every description are to be furnished exactly as specified and shall be new and of the best quality and grade obtainable. Contractor, before beginning work herein specified, shall submit to Architect for approval; three (3) sets of material submittals, bound and indexed, for all material to be furnished. If Contractor requires more than one (1) copy of submittal returned, the initial submittal shall be increased by the appropriate number. Material submittals shall include, but are not limited to the following: a. Valves b. Hydrants c. Valve Boxes 2. When in the opinion of the Contractor alternate materials could be utilized at a cost savings without jeopardizing system operation, said materials shall be submitted to the Architect for consideration and evaluation. END OF SECTION 10/21/82 15010-5 Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida I~_ led Final I&J.Z.S--~ SECTION 15050 SITE WATER BASIC MATERIALS AND METHODS (UNDERGROUND) A. GENERAL 1. This Section covers the materials and methods of the site water system. 2. All parts of Section 15010 - SITE WATER GENERAL PROVISIONS shall apply to this Section. .,- >-~~.,..,.,...., 3. All equipment, including pipe, pipe fittings, materials, accessories and connections as required for providing complete site water system. 4. All piping of whatever size or nature shall be so designed for a mlnlmum working pressure of ,150 PSIG, or twice the maximum anticipated water pressure, whichever is greater. 5. Pipe shall be protected during storage and handling against impact shocks or free fall. Pipe shall be kept clean at all times and no pipe shall be used that does not conform fully with standards or specifications herein described. All pipe and appurtenances shall be installed in strict accordance with these specifications and directives of the Project Manager. Any section of pipe found to be defective either before or after installation shall be replaced with new sections without additional expense to the Edward J. DeBartolo Corporation. 6. While suspended in the sling and before installation, each section of pipe shall be inspected for defects. Defective pipe shall be rejected. Deflections from a straight line or grade, as required be vertical curves horizontal curves, or offsets, shall not exceed the manufacturer I 5 recommendations. If alignment requires deflections in excess of limitations, the Contractor shall provide bends or a sufficient number of shorter lengths of pipe to provide angular deflections within the limit set forth. 7. Prior to installation, and during construction operations, the pipe interior shall be kept clean by means of plugs or other approved methods. Pipe shall not be laid in water, or when trench or weather conditions are unsuitable for work proposed, except by permission of the Project Manager. When work is not in progress, open ends of pipe and fittings shall be securely closed so that no trench water, earth, or other material will enter the pipe or fittings. 8. The Contractor shall provide all necessary openings in walls, ceilings, partitions, etc. for the installation of his work and any cutting, patching, and repairing necessitated by installation of his floors, required work. 10/21/82 15050-1 Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida SectiG 15050 SITE WATER BASIC MAT. & METHODS (UNDERGROUND) B. PIPE 1. Plastic tubing to be polyethelene #3406 p, E., ASTM 2737, copper tube size and shall comply with AWWA C-901, be approved for potable water service by the National Sanitation Foundation and bear the NSF seal. The product shall be rated for a minimum working pressure of 150 P.S.I. 2. Copper tubing shall be in accordance with A.S.T.M. 842-75 and B-88-75 and be type "L" soft copper. 3. Ductile iron pipe shall be push-on joint, cement lined, centrifugally cast in metal or sand line molds. Pipe s~all be ANSI thickness Class 50 minimum and Class 54 where indicated on drawings. ,,"'I'_:'-'~-- ,-",-,-,,_, 4. The internal surfaces of all ductile iron pipe and fittings for water distribution mains shall be coated with a cement mortar of standard thickness in accordance with AWWA C-l04. The outside surface shall be coated with a bituminous coating, approximately one mil thick. The manufacturer of the pipe shall conform to the requirements of the ANSI and AWWA Specifications. C. JOINTS 1. Coupled and flanged joints shall conform to the dimensions, shapes and requirements of ANSI and AWWA C-l11. 2. Soldered joints on all underground copper to be Sil-Fos, silver soldered or 3 part union with soft copper. 3. Fittings for plastic tubing to be brass equipped with compression type connections, "Insta-titefl, as manufactured by Mueller Co. D. FITTINGS 1. Fittings for ductile iron pipe shall be cement lined, mechanical joint, and shall conform to all the requirements of ANSI and AWWA C-l10. Fittings shall have a rating of 250 P.S.I. E. VALVES AND BOXES 1. Cast iron gate valves shall be bronze mounted, double disc, parallel seat, nonrising stem and shall conform to the latest AWWA Specifications. 2. Cast iron gate valves shall be equipped with mechanical joint ends, and shall include square operating nuts that open left. Valves shall be designed for a minimum working pressure of 200 P.S.I. 3. Bronze gate valves shall be double disc, parallel seat and shall conform to the latest AWWA Specifications. 10/21/82 15050-2 Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida Sectio _5050 SITE WATER BASIC MAT. & METHODS (UNDERGROUND) E. VALVES AND BOXES 4. A valve box shall be provided for every subsurface valve and shall not transmit shock or stress to the valve. Boxes shall be centered and plumb over the wrench nut to the valve. Boxes shall be installed in accordance with manufacturer's instructions with the box cover top flush with sidewalk or 1 inch above the pavement surface. Valve boxes shall be adjustable cast iron type and shall be provided and installed for subsurface valves, as shown on the drawings. Valve boxes shall conform to standard AWWA Specifications and include base, center section, adjustable top section and locking cover marked "water". F. HYDRANTS 1. All hydrants shall be located as shown on the drawings. located in such a manner that possibility of damage from to pedestrians will be minimized. Hydrants shall be vehicles or injury 2. All hydrants shall stand plumb with nozzles at least 18 inches above the ground and shall be thoroughly cleaned of dirt or foreign matter before setting. 3. Whenever a hydrant is set in clay or other impervious soil, a drainage volume shall be excavated around the drainage outlet of each hydrant and filled with compacted coarse gravel or crushed stone mixed with coarse sand. (See detail on drawings). 4. Fire hydrants shall conform with all requirements, dimensions, and thread standard of the City of Boynton Beach and shall be Breakaway Type equal to Dresser 500, Mueller Improved or Clow F-2640. Hydrant hose threads are to match those of the local fire department that will be serving the mall. Contractor shall have the responsibility of verifying the thread before ordering hydrants. Hydrants shall be installed in accordance with manufacturer and Boynton Beach Water Department requirements. Fire hydrants shall be cast iron body, fully bronze mounted, suitable for 300 PSIG working pressure and 150 PSIG hydrostatic test pressure and shall conform to the latest specifications of the American Water Works Association. 5. Hydrants shall have a 6 inch mechanical joint inlet connection. The hydrants main valve opening shall be 5-1/4 inch diameter. All hydrants shall open by turning the operating nut in a left direction, and the direction of opening shall be cast on the head of the hydrant. Operating nut dimensions shall be National Standard Pentagon. Hydrants shall have (2) 2-1/2 inch hose nozzles and (1) 4-1/2 inch pumper nozz Ie with National Standard Threads. Hose and pumper nozzles shall be bronze or noncorrosive metal. Nozzle caps shall be securely chained to the barrel. Hydrants shall be painted one coat of red lead paint and two finish coats of Sonneborn's hydrant enamel of the color directed by the authority having jurisdiction. 6. This Contractor shall furnish one (1) fire hydrant break off kit for the type of hydrant furnished. 10/21/82 15050-3 Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida Sectior - 5050 SITE WA_;R BASIC MAT. & METHODS (UNDERGROUND) G. CORPORATION STOPS 1. Corporation stops shall be Mueller. Stop shall be provided with threaded inlet. Corporation stops shall be of brass or bronze construction. H. SERVICE CONNECTION 1. Corporation stops or tapped tees for service connections shall be installed where shown on the drawings, 2. Service connections shall be of sufficient size to convey peak demands without excessive friction loss as determined in accordance with requirements of the National Plumbing Code. The minimum size service connection shall be 3/4 inch diameter. Service connections utilizing corporation stops that exceed manufacturer's recommended maximum size of tapping permissible shall be made by utilizing service clamp. I. CURB STOPS 1. A locking type curb stop with solid tee where indicated on drawings. Curb construction, Mueller. head shall be provided and installed stops shall be brass or bronze J. SERVICE CLAMP 1. Service clamps shall be double strap type, with precemented neoprene gasket, and suitable for 150 PSIG working pressure. Threads shall be corporation or iron pipe type as required. Service clamp shall be Mueller. K. METER VAULTS 1. Meter vaults to be cast iron with cast iron lids as manufactured by the Brooks Co.; Hialeah, Florida. L. PIPE ANCHORING METHODS 1. All tees, plugs, caps, bends and hydrants on pipe installed underground shall be anchored. Pipe clamps and tie rods, thrust blocks or other approved methods or devices may be used. The type of pipe and soil conditions determine the method. See NFPA code for details of acceptable pipe clamps and tie rods, and thrust blocks placement. 2. Fittings shall be provided with lugs when clamps and rods are to be used. 3. After installation, rods and clamps should be thoroughly covered with asphalt or other acceptable corrosion - retarding material. 4. Thrust blocks shall be cast in place at each change in the direction of a pipe line and at all tees, plugs, caps and bends. The thrust blocks shall be of concrete of a mix not leaner than 1 part cement, 2-1/2 sand, and 5 part stone. Backing shall be placed between solid ground and the fitting to be anchored and shall be of such bearing area as to assure adequate resistance to the thrust to be anchored and shall be of such bearing area as to assure adequate resistance to the thrust to be encountered. In general, backing shall be so placed that the joints will be accessible for inspection and repair. Thrust blocks are not suitable for vertical pipe. 10/21/82 15050-4 Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida Sectio '.5050 SITE Wl\.ER BASIC MAT. & METHODS (UNDERGROUND) M. PRESSURE AND LEAKAGE TESTS 1. The Contractor shall provide all necessary equipment and shall perform all work required for testing pipe pressure and leakage. All pipe shall be tested before backfilling around any fittings, and all pressure tests shall be made under the supervision of the authority having jurisdiction. During the pressure tests, the Contractor shall inspect the line being tested and all visible leaks of whatever nature shall be repaired; irrespective of the pressure test results. Pressure and leakage tests shall be made between val ves, or valves and dead ends. All tests shall be conducted in the presence of the Project Manager who shall be notified 3 days prior to time of testing. 2. To determine the rate of leakage, the Contractor shall furnish a sui table pump, pressure gauge, and water tank for measuring the quantity of water pumped. After carefully expelling all air from the line being tested, the pressure shall be raised to 200 pounds per square inch for 2 hours, or at 50 pounds per square inch in excess of the maximum static pressure when the maximum static pressure is in excess of 150 Ibs. per square inch. The allowable leakage does not exceed 2 quarts per hour per 100 joints irrespectively of pipe diameter. The leakage should be distributed over all joints. If such leakage occurs at a few joints the installation shall be considered unsatisfactory and necessary repairs made. N. TEST CERTIFICATES .1. This Contractor shall acquire necessary system test certificates, indicating test results and submit same to the Boynton Beach Water Department, I.S.O. OF Florida, Factory Mutual, Kemper, I.R.I. and Engineering Department for final acceptance. O. STERILIZATION 1. Each section of completed water supply line and distribution system shall be thoroughly disinfected in accordance with Boynton Beach Water Department and all applicable local, county, state and national codes, specifications, ordinances and utility company regulations. P. FLUSHING 1. All underground water mains, domestic service lines and laterals to inside sprinklers and domestic water system shall be flushed out thoroughly before connecting the riser or meter in order to remove foreign materials which may have entered the pipe during course of installation. A flow of at least 750 gallon per minute should be established in 6 inch lines, a flow of at least 1 ,000 gallons per minute in an 8 inch line, and a flow of at least 1,500 gallons per minute in a 10 inch line. Where the supply will not produce the stipulated flow rate, at least the maximum flow available should be obtained by employing adequate discharge means. 2. Flushing shall be at sufficient velocity to remove dirt and other foreign matter out through fire hydrants or other approved blow-offs. 10/21/82 15050-5 Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida Sectic ~5050 SITE WAi'ER BASIC MAT. & METHODS (UNDERGROUND) P. FLUSHING 3. Flushing operations shall be continued for a sufficient time to insure thorough cleaning of water supply system. 4. Contractor, when planning the flushing operations, shall provide adequate means for disposal of all water discharging from fire hydrants or other approved blow-offs. Q. EXCAVATION AND BACKFILL FOR BURIED PIPE LINES 1. GENERAL a. The Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials and equipment for the excavation and backfilling of pipe trenches, and other structures as shown on the drawings. This item of work included trench excavation, disposal of excavated material, sheeting and shoring, disposal of surface and ground water, protection of existing streets and structures, pipe embedment, trench backfill, and the maintenance of the construction area during progress of the work. The construction area is the site of all the actual phases of the work described including delivery and storing of material and all vehicular traffic related thereto. 2. TRENCHING a. The width of trenches for installation of water mains, domestic service lines and laterals shall be in accordance with pipe manufacturer's requirements, all applicable codes of the city, county and state in which installation is accomplished and utility company regulations. Trench widths shall not be less than is necessary for proper construction. b. The depth of the water main, domestic service lines and lateral trenches shall be a minimum of 3.5 feet, plus the outside diameter of the water line measured from the finish grade. c. Domestic water line trenches inside building shall have a m1n1mum depth of 12 inches, plus the outside diameter of the pipe, measured from the finished floor. d. Water main, domestic service lines and lateral trenches shall be excavated in a manner that will provide a uniform and continuous bearing and support for the pipe barrel on solid and undisturbed ground at every point between the coupling, except the area near the midsection of the pipe disturbed where withdrawing the pipeslings or other lifting tackle. 3. SHEETING AND SHORING a. The Contractor shall furnish, put in place and maintain such piling, sheeting, bracing, etc., as is required by the safety requirements relating to building and construction work of the applicable area. 10/21/82 15050-6 Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida Sectic .5050 SITE WATER BASIC MAT. & METHODS (UNDERGROUND) Q. EXCAVATION AND BACKFILL FOR BURIED PIPE LINES 3. SHEETING AND SHORING b. Piling, sheeting, bracing, etc., shall be furnished, put in place, and maintained as may be required to support the sides of all excavation to prevent any movement which could cause injury to persons, structures, utilities or property, either public or private or any portion of the work being performed under this contract. c. Trench sheeting, if required, shall remain in place until the pipe has been laid, tested for def~cts and repaired if necessary, and the backfill compacted to a depth of 2 feet over the top of the pipe. d. The Contractor shall leave in place any and all sheeting, bracing, etc., which the Project Manager may direct him, in writing, to leave in place at any time during the progress of the work for the purpose of preventing inj ury to structures, utili ties or property. He shall be paid for all timber used for sheeting, bracing, etc., in this category by the unit price quoted for this item. 4. DISPOSAL OF GROUND AND SURFACE WATER a. The Contractor shall provide at all times during the construction, proper and approved equipment including pumps and well points of sufficient capacity to meet the maximum requirements for the removal of water and like wastes from all excavation. The disposal of the water and waste shall be in such a manner as not to interfere with the proper construction of piping or masonry. This disposal shall not withdraw sand or cement from concrete work or affect the prosecution of work under his own or adjacent contracts. b. The Contractor shall not dispose of ground and/or surface water into newly constructed sanitary sewers or existing sanitary sewers. c. Pumping sumps shall be excavated outside the trench or structure excavation lines and be of sufficient size to meet the requirements of the location. The Contractor shall pump out or otherwise remove and dispose of, as fast as it may collect, any water or like wastes which may be found or may accumulate in the excavation. Underdrains, if required to keep the excavations dry, shall lead to pumping sumps. d. All excavations must be kept dryas specified for laying pipe or for placing concrete. 5. ROCK EXCAVATION a. Rock excavation shall begin only after all required measurements have been made by the Project Manager. No excavated rock shall be used for backfill for any trench excavation. 10/21/82 15050-7 Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida Q. EXCAVATION AND BACKFILL~OR BURIED PIPE LINES Sectio. 5050 SITE WA'l.ER BASIC MAT. & METHODS (UNDERGROUND) 5. ROCK EXCAVATION 10/21/82 b. Rock excavation is defined as material which is either solid or stratified and which cannot be removed by recognized standard excavating methods. This material will require drilling, blasting, or some other mechanical means of shattering. Boulders one (1) cubic yard and over in volume required to be removed are classified as rock excavation. Loam, sand, gravel, clay, or other overlying material will not be classified as rock excavation even though portions of it may be stratified or laminated, or may be hard as portions of sandstone or limestone. , c. The Contractor shall exercise all possible care in any blasting to avoid injury to persons and adjacent property. The rock shall be well covered and sufficient warning shall be given to all persons in the vicinity of the work before blasting. Proper care shall be exercised to avoid damage to water lines or other structures either below or above ground. Caps or other detonators shall not be kept in the same place where dynamite or other explosives shall be strictly observed, and the Contractor shall conform to any additional regulations which the Project Manager may deem necessary in this respect. d. The Contractor shall remove all rock that is shattered below grade due to deep drill hole, a heavy charge of explosives or for any other reason, and refill and compact the excavation to the required grade with gravel or other suitable material at his expense. e. All structures, pipe lines, water lines, conduits, etc., below and above ground that are damaged due to blasting of rock are to be replaced or repaired by the Contractor at his expense and to the satisfaction of the Project Manager. f. Rock excavation shall be to the depth required to provide a minimum of 6 inches of clearance below all parts of the pipe, or fittings. The Contractor shall provide pipe bedding to the required grade. Trench widths in rock excavations shall be 8 inches wider than the outside diameter of the coupling of the pipe. Any excavations and backfill beyond these limits will be at the expense of the contractor. g. The quantity of rock excavation to be paid for shall be the number of cubic yards of ledge rock or boulders in place as measured by the Project Manager before excavation; that area required to be removed to meet the specified depth and width limitations. No allowance shall be made for additional rock excavation around manholes, valves, or other appurtenances in the water line. Rock excavation shall be computed by using the specified trench width for rock excavation and a depth of 6 inches below the bottom surface of the pipe. The payment shall include the removal of the rock, the required material for pipe bedding, and trench backfill and.the disposal of all excavated rock into spoil banks, or other approved location. 15050-8 Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida Sectio! 5050 SITE WA'l':R BASIC MAT. & METHODS (UNDERGROUND) Q. EXCAVATION AND BACKFILL FOR BURIED PIPE LINES 6. PIPE EMBEDMENT a. Pipe embedment shall be sand or granular fill material (no slag). The sand shall be natural sand composed of clean hard, durable uncoated stone, free from lumps of clay and all organic matter and shall be well graded from coarse to fine, with the coarse particles predominating. Granular fill material shall be natural furnish with not less than ninety-five (95) percent passing a one-half (1/2) inch screen and not less than ninety-five (95) percent retained on a number four screen. The Contractor shall place, compact and shape the pipe cradle for embedding and supporting the' pipe. The pipe shall be placed to the invert grade and the bedding material thoroughly compacted by hand tamping. All fill materials subject to the Architect's approval before installation. 7. BACKFILLING a. The bottom of the water pipe trenches shall be backfilled by hand from the bottom of the trench to the centerline of the pipe. The backfill material beneath the water pipe shall be pipe embedment as specified above, both as to materials and construction. The pipe embedment material shall be placed in layers not to exceed 3 inches and thoroughly compacted by hand completely beneath the sides of the pipe. b. The backfill material from the centerline of the water pipe to a point 1 foot above the pipe shall consist of pipe embedment material as specified above, both as to material and construction. This material shall be placed in layers not to exceed 3 inches compacted by hand. The Contractor shall use special care in placing this portion of the backfill so as to avoid damage or moving the pipe. c. The backfill material from 1 foot above water pipe to finished grade shall be as follows: d. Backfill under pavement shall be sand, bank run gravel or select excavated material free from debris and stone exceeding 2 inches in any dimension, power tamped in 12 inch layers to the proper subgrade elevation (See grading plan) unless the parking lot stone or pavement is in place, then this material shall be replaced with like or same. e. Backfill for unpaved areas shall be sand, bank run gravel or select excavated material free from debris and stone exceeding 2 inches in any dimension. This material shall be power tamped in 12 inch layers to within 8 inches of finished grade. The top 8 inches shall be topsoil, evenly distributed, free of debris and foreign material, and left in a condition to be seeded or sodded. 10/21/82 15050-9 Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida Secti, lSOSO SITE WA.'ER BASIC MAT. & METHODS (UNDERGROUND) Q. EXCAVATION AND BACKFILL FOR BURIED PIPE LINES 7. BACKFILLING f. All backfill shall meet the m1n1mum requirements for compaction as set forth under Project Specification Section 02200 - EARTHWORK. g. Mechanized equipment, such as bulldozers, front end loaders, etc., shall under no conditions, be used to push excavated material directly into the open trench as backfill between the bottom of the trench and 1 foot above the pipe. h. The Proj ect Manager reserves the right to condemn any portion of the work during the term of this Contract, if any backfilled trench settles or there is any other evidence to indicate that the backfill has been improperly placed. The Contractor will be ordered to reopen the trench at those locations and replace the backfill in the proper manner without additional compensation. END OF SECTION 10/21/82 15050-10 . Project Specifications BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach, Florida Is. .d Final I" - ~ !r'.. r z... SECTION 15200 SITE WATER WATER SUPPLY (UNDERGROUND) A. GENERAL 1. This Section covers the water supply system. 2. All parts of Section 15010 - SITE WATER GENERAL PROVISIONS, 15050 - SITE WATER BASIC MATERIALS AND METHODS (UNDERGROUND), and 15180 - SITE WATER INSULATION shall apply to this Section. B. WATER MAINS 1. Mains shall be ductile iron thickness Class 50 minimum and thickness Class 54 where indicated on plans. C. SERVICE LINES 1. Service lines from main to meter up to and including 2 inches shall be polyethelene #3406, copper tube size suitable for underground service; over 2 inches shall be same as mains. 2. Service lines from meter to inside of customer's space up to and including 2 inches shall be soft copper type ilL" suitable for underground service; over 2 inches shall be same as mains. D. SPRINKLER LATERALS 1. Sprinkler laterals shall be ductile iron thickness Class 50. Lateral shall terminate 20 inches inside building 6 inches above finish floor with blind flange. 2. Every sprinkler lateral shall be equipped with a control valve as shown on drawings. E. HYDRANT LATERALS 1. Hydrant laterals shall be ductile iron thickness Class 50. ENO OF SECTION 10/21/82 15200-1 ~.J.I ~~ MEMORANDUM November 3, 1982 TO: James Vance, city Attorney Re: Mall Development - DeBartolo Attached is an almost final draft of a Development Agreement that will become a part of the Annexation and zoning procedures for the DeBartolo Mall. It is expected that some additional changes will be made in this as a result of further discussions with DeBartolo representatives and decisions of the next Planning & Zoning Board meeting. However, it is expected that these changes will be minor and such changes will be clearly identified prior to the November 16, 1982 City' Council, meeting. I am supplying this to you now so that you will be able to review the items in this Agreement prior to final action. i?-d J oLj ~~ L. cheney / City Manager PLC:mh Att. cc: City Planner Central Files { Jl;Fe~/ ;/ /(/1 JcJ~ --- t....". MEMORANDUM '0 Planning and Zoning Board Members DATE November 3, 1982 FILE FROM Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner .u."e, Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall The purpose of this memorandum is to forward to the Planning and Zoning Board a coordinated Technical Review (TRB) recommendation on the proposed Boynton Beach Mall site de- velopment plans. These plans received preliminary TRB review which resulted in the formal submission of the site develop- ment plan application which consists of a series of site de- velopment drawings, project specifications and a formal de- velopment agreement. For the purposes of this review, the City Manager's comments are included in the Staff recommendation. After review of the documents submitted, the Technical Review Board offers for Board and Council consideration comments as follows: Building Department page LA - modify tree specification to read - required trees shall have a minimum trunk diameter of two (2) inches when measured, four and one-half (4~) feet above grade and required trees shall be a minimum of eight (8) feet in overall height immediately after planting, pages LA, LD - where driveway abuts the Boynton Canal on the north property line, a hedge, eighteen (18) inches in height at time of planting is re- quired to be placed in a two and one-half (2~) foot planting strip, Development Agreement, Section 7B2d - insert the word sprinkled between the words Type II and the comma; City Forester page LA - see memorandum dated November 1, 1982 from Kevin Hallahan to the City Planner (attached); Utility Department page M-3A- see memorandum dated Oct. 27, 1982 from Perry Cessna to the City Planner (attach~d); project specifications - Section 15010, Site Water (AS) - see memorandum dated Oct. 29, 1982 from Perry Cessna to the City Planner (attached); - 1 - . MEMORANDUM '0 Planning and Zoning Board Members DATI!' November 3, 1982 FIL[ FROM Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner SUBJECT Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall - 2 - Energy Department Development Agreement - Section 7Al - expand Section 7Al to include designed illumination levels at grade and provide for the City information as to the party responsible for the continued operation of the parking lot lighting system; Public Works Development Agreement, Section 7A - add a paragraph 6 which addresses the proposed program for san- itation service to include method of pick up, type of containers and proposed vendor; City Planner General - all approvals granted by the Planning and Zoning Board and the City Council are to be made on the basis that the mall property will be successfully annexed and zoned, - approval of a height exception by the City Council for all proposed structures over forty- five (45) feet in height; City Manager Development Agreement - see list of City Manager's comments dated October 31, 1982 (attached); Fire Department page M-3A - see memorandum dated October 27, 1982 from David Crockett to the City Planner (attached), Development Agreement - Sections 5 and 7 - see memorandum dated November 3, 1982 from William Cavanaugh to the City Planner (attached). . MEMORANDUM '0 Planning and Zoning Board Members DATE" November 3, 1982 FIl.E: FROM Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner !lU8J~CT Technical Review Board Recommendation/Boynton Beach Mall - 3 - The staff recommendation is to approve the proposed Boynton Beach Mall site development plans and attendant documents, submitted by Boynton Beach, Inc., which provide for the construction of a regional shopping mall subject to the staff comments included in or appended to this memorandum. , CSA:mpc C'"G__ ._ eVe ~ Carmen S. Annun ato City Planner Attachs. CC: City Manager TRB Members Central File MEMORANDUM >0 Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner DATE November 1, 1982 FILE Kevin Hallahan Urban Forester ,u."e,Proposed Plant Palette for DeBartolo Mall FROM This memo is in reference to the proposed plant palette (species list of vegetation) for the DeBartolo Mall. I would like to make a few recommendations based on the list of materials the landscape architect has selected. 1. No one species of any "tree" comprise more than 10-15% of the total quantity used. (This is to prevent the entire landscape area comprised aEBlack Olive and Mahogany, ie. 2. Recommend using native trees and vegetation in selection of materials. 3. Removal of "Senegal Date palm" (Pheonix Reclinata) from list of Palm trees as it is susceptible to lethal yellowing disease. 4. Recommend replacement of "Tamarind" (Tamarindus indica) with "Tamarind" (Lysiloma latisiliquum), a native tree species. 5. Recommend use of "cocoplum" (Chrysobalanus icaco) and "Silver buttonwood" (Conocarpus erecta) as hedge material. These species are also native and will require less maintenance. KH:mpc I!~ ~J1l~ ft(evin Ha:Yl han Urban Forester MEMORANDUM October 27, 1982 TO: Mr. Carmen Annunziato, City planner RE: DeBartola Shopping Mall Please be advised that on drawing M-3A of this project #678,job XXX, the following details need to be corrected to the city's satisfaction before the utility Department can sign off. 1. On the detail of the sampling point, they should show a minimum cover of 30". 2. On the valve box detail, they should show a 24" square by 8" thick concrete pad around the collar at the top of the valve box. 3. Their typical water service detail is incorrect and I have attached a copy of our standard detail which should be used for the meter installation. 4. There are 8 fire lines going into the buildings. In each case, they show the typical detail as going inside the building and then capped. In our original discussions, it was agreed that the post indicator valve would be used and that these valves would be outside the building. There are two reasons for this. One, being that with the valve box outside the building, our responsibility would end at this point and we would have no responsibility if there was any water damage done inside of the building. Secondly, the way it is laid out, when they went to connect their sprinkler system, they would have contaminated an open system which serves domestic water and therefore, would have to re-chlorinate and re-sample. We are returning Section 02102 "Clearing , Grubbing, and Demolition" and the drawing. apt CC: PAC File L,,/' ""iV. !~.y,CZ':1.""~.~ --.----//:,_ _ "-_~ Director of utilities '.. .~~ .-.--.--.,- < Attachments: a/s above . UW ell ?'r-cD tt. ~ 'p o::uJ 0 0 - '" r-' ~W Jt!) ~i~~~ wO:: OO~ .,.... <11"'."7- ~'-' 3:4":"00J - ww --; W Jr- a: " . )(.0..003 -;C~~Zu..._ n r1 :~__- 101~p- r-~- \ " T l"l ,4 33 ,4 "" .L- a <I' <II' 0' III Po .>- -~... . , .- W Z J W Z W 3: J ..... W a: :c \, \" ti _.:l--~ -~ . . 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W uJ :c Z III ? : ti(4 ~ z 0 J 'JPo g J c . <..) 4 0", '4 :c 0-0 ::> <Il .", <I' W \J,.1 '" =-'" J tJ) W <..) a: - ~ \ o J ::::a- l 4 4 ~ ~ i 9~ ~ 0 '\ W a: wr- \0- J- en H ~ o ~ ~ o I<< ~~ ~----- -- -- --- -------- ~--- MEMORANDUM October 29, 1982 TO: Mr. Carmen Annunziato,~ city Planner RE: DeBartola Parcel I am returning herewith Section 15010 "Site water" specifications. Item 5 under "A" general - they refer to installing meter vaults in the finished floor of a customer's space. This is incorrect as all meters will be in the sidewalk outside of the buildings. All other items are marked in yellow, with comments, as to how to correct specifications. Ci2r 0 _k~*, <<-Ie? Perry A. Cessna, Director of utilities apt Attachment: a/s above City Manager's Comments Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall 10/31/82 Section 3 (c) - modify last sentence to complete the thought (d) - insert the word related between the words the and public. (paragraph following d) - modify to read that out- parcels 2 and 3 may require platting in future. Section 4 (paragraph following bl) replace the word their with the word developers. (add paragraph following b2) - include language that Section 4(bl) does not apply to out-parcels 2 and 3. Section 5 (middle of page, Parcel #1) - delete words in this clause: 100% of the cost of. Section 6 (1) - add language to this paragraph indicating that this paragraph will be included in all leases. Section 7 (lb) - add language to this paragraph indicating that this paragraph will be included in all leases or other similar documents. ,1.-0 ; M E M 0 RAN DUM DAVID L. CROCKETT EXECUTIVE OFFICER, OPERATIONS BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FIRE DEPARTMENT TO: Carmen Annunciato City Planner DATE: October 27, 1982 SUBJECT: DeBartolo Mall Plan review of submittance of 10/26/82 I noticed in a review of the plans submitted to us yesterday, 10/26/82, that the 8" sprinkler supply mains have not been provided with post in- dicator valves as I was advised by Fire Inspector Cavanaugh. These should be placed on the exterior of the building, where they are readily available to shut down the system after the fire to reduce fire losses. If there is anything noted as I further review the plans operationally be certain I'll let you know. ~ ~~A~c,'" D. L. Crockett, Exec. Off., Operations a ~ (~.(!-J \.~~2- .?- -, g-V MEMORANDUM CARMEN ANNUNZIATO 9-t~Planner4 17' /f,(t/~ ~rC 'OOM William D. Cavanaugh, F ire Inspector DATE Nov. 3rd, 1982. '0 FILE SU8J'E:CT Comments on Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall (dated Oct. 26th, 1982) Find listed below Fire Departments comments as per page, Section, item number as presented by the developer. Page 7, section 5 (C) Ref. Memo to City Planner from utilities Director dated 10-27-82. This office concurs with this memo. Balance of section 5 (C) accepted as proposed. Page 10, section 7 (B) I-a accepted as proposed. Page 11, Section 7 (B) l-k accepted as proposed. NOTE: Please add any required , Automatic Fire Extinguishing system. section 7 ( B) 2-a accepted as proposed section 7 ( B) 2-C thru J accepted as proposed. Page 12, Section 7 4 Page 13, section 7 4 section 7 5 Page 15, Section 7 5 Section 7 6 B & L accepted as proposed N accepted as proposed A accepted as proposed y & Z A,B,C D accepted as proposed accepted as proposed see comment on Page 7 section 5 (C) accepted as proposed this dept. reserves the right to require sprinkler if a situation is deemed hazardous Negotiable on a case by case basis. I accepted as proposed J .... (The Mall, Concour se, tenant areas to be fed fro] same riser.}..... So long as separate annunciated, monitored and supervised per water flow to a particular area....also....so long as water supply meets code requirements for sprink ler density that enough branch valves are available and accessible to shut off involved areas after extinguisherment E,F,G H page 1 of 2 MEMORANDUM '0 CARMEN ANNUNZIATO City Planner DATE: Nov. 3rd, 1982 FILE william D. Cavanaugh, Fire Inspector su."e, Comments on Development Agreement Boynton Beach Mall (Dated Oct. 26th, 1982) FROM continued from page 1 Page 15, Section 7 6 K,L,M,N o accepted as proposed reserve the right to correct hazardous conditions as required Q Reserve the right to add/delete require- ments on individual tenant basis, based on recognized good practice accepted as proposed Please submit notification and alarm concepts philosophy and or plans.... alternates maybe acceptable. Page 16, Section 7 6 P R Addition... Please submit concourse smoke control concept, philosophy and or plans. D;::.~~-.- Time ---'-'--~~'-~'- ____n ____...____________..___..... .,..---...-"------ r . J ~ J J ~ r REPLY MESSAGE FROM "I TO Peter Cheney City Manager Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner SUBJECT: Boynton Beach Mall/Access Road Oct. 25, 1982 DATE: ___ _ __ FOLD -+- Accompanying this correspondence, you will find a copy of a memo from Tim Cannon to me concerning alternative means of access from Boynton Beach Boulevard to the proposed Boynton Beach Mall. This memo is provided for your information and files. CSA:mpc Attach. , PLEASE REPl Y TO . SIGNED ~_~.___c_ REPLY DATE: SIGNED ""_.'~'-" ....._-'....~-_._-....~ .".~,--',.__._-..-.-.-.- FORM F26S Available from GRAYARC CO.. INC.. New Hi:lrtlord, ( [ r L THIS COPY FOR PERSON ADDRESSED DETACH THIS COPY-RETAIN FOR ANSWER. SEND WHITE AND PINK COPIES WITH CARBONS INTAC' MEMORANDUI'v, '0 Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner O"'TE October 25, 1982 FILl! '",OM Timothy P. Cannon Asst. City Planner .u."eT Meeting between County Engineer and DeBartolo Corp. re: Access Rd. On Thursday, October 21, 1982, representatives of the DeBartolo Corporation met with the Palm Beach County Engineering Dept. staff to discuss the possibility of using Knuth Road to provide access to-the proposed Boynton Beach Mall from Boynton West Road. The meeting was attended by David Curl and Dick Greco of the DeBartolo Corporation, Charles Walker and Haney Frakes of the PBC Engineering Dept. and Tim Cannon of the Boynton Beach Planning Dept. Mr. Greco stated that the reason for their wanting to use Knuth Road for access was that they were uncertain as to the concessions Mr. Winchester would ask for in return for allowing the access road to be built across his property. Mr. Greco stated that DeBartolo controls the parcels of land on the south- east corner of Knuth Road, and Old Boynton Road. Knuth Road could be curved over to line up with the west entrance to the mall on Old Boynton Road. Mr. Greco stated that there is a 45 ft. wide right-of-way along the western border of Oakwood Subdivision. There appeared to be only a 30 ft. wide right-of-way along the parcel to the north of Oakwood Subdivision. The pavement width of the access road whicn was planned across Mr. Winchester's property would have been 48 ft. Mr. Frakes stated that the County would normally require a 60 ft. right-of-way. The developer would also be required to improve the intersection of Knuth Road and Boynton West Road identical to the improvements that were required at the previous- ly approved access road. Improvement of the intersection at Knuth Road would also require the approval of the D.O.T. Mr. Frakes said that he would talk to the County Attorney about condemning additional right-of-way. He would also de- termine the exact right-of-way widths along Knuth Road. The developer, however, would be required to pay the cost of ac- quiring the additional right-of-way. Mr. Walker stated that the County had never condemned right-of-way for the purpose of providing access to a single development. The Board of County Commissioners would have to approve any such action. Mr. Walker also stated that relocating the southern access road would change the traffic splits at the intersection of Boynton West Road and Congress Ave. - 1 - MEMORANDU^,\ '0 Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner DAT~ October 2S, 1982 FIl,E: FROM Timothy P. Cannon Asst. City Planner SUBJECT Meeting between County Engineer and DeBartolo Corp. re: Access Rd. - 2 - Mr. Frakes requested that the developer draw up a proposal with the revised traffic numbers. He would ask the County Attorney to check whether changing the location of the access road would change the DRI substantially. Mr. Walker stated that the developer would have to carry the existing section for Boynton West Road to the west for an additional 1,400 feet and improve the inter- section at Knuth Road. He estimated the construction cost to be $ 100,000 to $ lSO,OOO. Mr. Frakes reiterated: (1) A written proposal with the new traffic numbers would be needed; (2) The County Attorney would examine the DRI question; (3) The county would do traffic counts at the intersection of S.R. 804 and Congress Ave.; (4) The County Board would have to revise the agreement between the county and the developer. ~/7?' ~~ Ti hy P. Cannon Asst. City Planner Tpc;mpc PLEASE REPLY TO . [J -r TO SUBJECT: "OLD ~ REPLY DATE: ( -~', --"'\ J '1 r-\ ) ("'\ o ) REPLY MESSAGE FROM "I Tereesa Padgett City Clerk Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner Boynton Beach Mall/Change in Ownership DATi?ft. 26,1982 Accompanying this memo, you will find the original of a letter which notifies the City of a change in ownership of the Boynton Beach Mall and Out-Parcel properties. This information is forwarded for Central File purposes. CSA:mpc CC: City Manager TRB Members S1GNE~?/~ - SIGNED fORM F269 Available from GRAYARC CO., INC.. New Hartford. Conn_ 06057 THIS COPY FOR PERSON ADDRESSED ~egar Department Vice President/General Counsel ROBERT J. SCHREIBER Secretary/Assistant Counsel ARTHUR O. WOLFCALE. JR. Attorneys JAMES R. LOSHINSKY DALE E. BRICKER JAMES E. DIGREGORY KIM A. RIECK THOMAS E. FROST Lease Coordinators WOODROW H. STONE MARY BETH GRESKO Legal Assistant DEAN G. KISSOS &D THE EDWARD J. DeBARTOLO CORPORATION 7620 MARKET STREET YOUNGSTOWN,OH 44512 (216) 758.7292 TELEX 982408 October 11, 1982 The City of Boynton Beach Ci ty Hall Boynton Beach, Florida Re: Boynton Beach Mall Gentlemen: Boynton Beach, Inc. as managing partner for Homart- Boynton Associates recently submitted applications for the an- nexation and rezoning of three parcels of land in Palm Beach County, Florida, containing 108.30 acres, 7.87 acres and 6.54 acres, respectively. On December 31, 1981, the title to the subject pre- mises was conveyed by Homart-Boynton Associates to Boynton Beach, Inc. and the partnership of Homart-Boynton Associates was dis- solved. As of the date of this letter, Boynton Beach, Inc. holds fee simple ~itle to the land. Kindly note this change in ownership in our applications. If you need additional information please advise. Very truly yours, BOY", B:AC~, I~C' -' By ~ JitpL Robert . Schreiber, Vice President TEF:ss Reccbed \, _ _J/;;,C.-/ "l-- Date ljme d- LAW OFFICES MOYLE, JONES & FLANIGAN, EA. JON C. .....OYLE DANIEL H. JONES JOHN F. FLANIGAN RICHARD W. GRONER .....ARTIN V. KATZ E. COLE FITZGERALD, III THOMAS A. SHEEHAN, Da ROBERT M. GROSS JORDAN R. MILLER DAVie S. PRESSLY 707 NORTH FLAGLER DRIVE POST OFFICE BOX 3aae WEST PALM J3EACH, FLORIDA. 33402 Mr. Carmen Annunziato City Planner City of Boynton Beach 120 NE 2nd Avenue Boynton Beach, FL 33435 RE: Boynton Beach Mall Dear Carmen: TELEPHONE (305) 659-7500 TELECOPI ER (,305) 659-1789 October 25, 1982 Enclosed please find the Notice of Change in name relative to the Boynton Beach Mall Project. information is needed, please let me know. DSP/pp Enclosure Sincerely yours, C' /),1/; itU)(J--j Al>14~ .7 David S. Pressly OELRAY BEACH OFI'"ICE 900 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE OELRAY BEACH, F"LORIOA 33444 TELEPHONE (305) 276-3294 Applicant's If additional (j; ;. .'. : ;IJ:1I..-J.J<..>:i-;=/,2'2:-Q) Cc.~~~ -Lo!':2Jd6 ":::-~ ;;:;.. Time . , ,] r. ( r ') (' ('0 ! f) ~ r - ci ty Manager 'Utility Director . Building Official City Engineer REPLY MESSAGE FROM .~ Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner TO -- SUBJECT: Boynton Beach Mall/Development Agreement DATE: Oct.28,1982 FOLD f Accompanying this memo, you will find a copy of a Development Agreement package which should be added to the site plan submission previously transmitted. Please review the information contained in this packet and include an analysis of same in your site plan comments. These materials should be returned on Tuesday at 9:00 A.M. at which time the TRB will meet to formulate a staff recommendation. CSA:mpc PLEASE REPLY TO . REPLY ,.yA~ SIGNED -' f-ORM F269 Available "om GRAYARC CO., INC, New Harllord, C;V'1r, 06057 THIS COpy FOR PERSON ADDRESSED &II October 20, 1982 EDWARD J. D.BARTDLD & ASSOCIATES 7620 MAR KET STA EET YOUNGSTOWN,OH 44512 (216) 758.7292 TELEX 982408 Mr. Carmen Annunziato CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 120 N.E. 2nd Avenue P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Re: BOYNTON BEACH MALL Dear Carmen: In accordance with Section 11- Supplemental regulations of the zoning ordinance, enclosed are the following documents which are being submitted relative to the site plan approval for the Boynton Beach Mall: 1. Application information brm and Planning and Zoning Board application with attached application fee (our Check No. 98765 in the amount of $200.00). 2. Community Appearance Board application. 3. Six (6) sets of the drawings and specifications (see attached list). 4. One (1) copy of the foundation soil investigation dated 12/29/77 by Jammal & Associates, Inc. with 11/30/81 and 3/1/82 supplements. 5. Summary of earthwork quantities with attached cut and fill calculations. 6. Letter from Gee & Jenson dated September 22, 1982 with one (1) of the water management permit applcation report and correspondence, approvals and permits on the storm water drainage system from South Florida Water Management District, Florida Dept. of Environmental Regulation, and the Lake Worth drainage district. 7. Colored mylars (3) of Drawing #BP-l, BP-2, and BP-3. 8. Material palette. It is requested that you proceed with processing these applications for site plan approval as soon as possible. Continued.. . EDWARD J. DeBARTOLO & ASSOCIATES Mr. Carmen Annunziato Page 2 October 20, 1982 Please be advised that the fOllowing items in our site plan package are still being prepared and will be prepared and will be delivered to you on or before the final submittal date of October 27th. I. Development agreement between the City of Boynton Beach and DeBartolo. 2. Color photographs of the project rendering. 3. Site water specifications. In the event you may have any questions regarding the attached information or should additional copies be required, please call me at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your continued assistance and cooperation. C:$;:Jt~y DAVID H. CURL Chief Site Development Engineer DHCjac cc: Mr. J.W. Calpin Mr. C.J. Culichia Mr. P.C. Pusnik Mr. D.A. Greco (letter) Mr. D. Pressly (l) File P. O. BOX 310 120 N.E. 2ND AVENUE BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 33435 ;~, CITY of BOYNTON BEACH ~~::t iJ::t~I_r:;1-:t:;:r::,I-:f:2l - Octobep 28th, 1982 TO: Boapd of Adjustment Members FROM: City of Boynton Beach Staff Staff-Site Analysis - Board of A~iustment Variance Request - Propepties Listed Below REFERENCE: CASE # & ADDRESS: #21 801 Nopth Congpess Avenue CURRENT ZONING: Palm Beach County - CG-Genepal Commercial and AC-Agricu l tuml DESCRIPTION OF LOT: Not Applicable OWNED BY: Boynton Beach Mall David S. ppessly, Agent FACTS: The purpose and intent of the Zoning Regulations peptaining to a buffep wall is to limit the annoyances of a commepcial op an industrial use to abutting residential zone. A buffep wall limits objectionable noises, car lights, visual appeapances, blowing debris, tpespassing, and ppesepves privacy. The applicant has ppoposed to install a six foot (6') fence, and also to provide adequate landscaped screening along the entipe length of the pequiped block buffep wall. This is a development regional impact pequirement which states that the petitionep shall provide ninety pepcent (90%) opaque landscape scpeening along the west ppopepty line, and said landscaping to be planted ppiop to any site wopk. Thepe exists at the ppesent time a thick gpowth of Flopida Holly along the east side of Javept Stpeet, the entipe length of the ppoposed block wall, which appears to be in the pight-of-way; consequently, would pemain unless the road was altered. The applicant's proposed site-plan denotes the parking and driveways fop the mall is ovep two hundped feet (200') fpom the closest pesidential ppoperty. Fupthep, there exists a large retention pond area which sepaNrtes the same parking ax>ea fNJ71 the pesidential area. fs xc: Boapd of Adjustment Membeps, AltePnates and City Staff Centpal Files - '. '- 3/3/82 ( Re f DWg) PA -I BOYNTON B~ACH MALL PARCEL #5 - MALL TRACT Beine; a t~"ct of l'lnrl IGc'lc.pd 50 u t:h, I\el IF)'? 4 1 Eel S t, CG un ty further described elS follows: in of section 19, Palm Beach, Township Flodtla 45 and Beginnin'] at the southeast corne~ of Section 19, T 45 S,R 43 E; Thence N 000 59' 39" (v along the east line of said Section 19, a distance of 1898.10 feet to a point; Thence 5 890 00' 21" W a distance of 60.00 feet tG " point on the westerly d'Jht-of-',,;uy line of Congress Avenue, said point also being the principal point and place of beginning of the following description: Thence S 880 05' 26" \'I a distance of 846.73 feet to a point, Thence S 430 32' 54" \v a distance of 57.02 feet to a point; Thence S 000 59' 39" E a distance of 231.62 feet to " point; Thence S 140 46' 19" E a dist"nce of 207.00 fe,et to a point; Thence S 000 59' 39" E a r1 istnncp of 130.00 Feet to a point on the no~theI:ly right-of-way line of Old Boynton RGa,l; Thence N 890 41i' 34" Vi, alGnq sairl northedy ri'jht-of-way 1 ine o( Old 11G)'I1I:on Road, a distance o[ 1689. 2S. feet to a point; Thence N 00" 51' 51" W el distnnce of 1227.27 feet to a [loint on the SOtll,:heosterly riqht:-of-'d<lY lin'? of the ~elocater1 L.\'I. D. D. L-23 canal; Thellce along s<lid southe,lsteI:ly right-or-WilY line the followinq COtll:S'eS; N 870 58' 21" E a distance o( 72.34 feet to a poillt; 227.77 feet along a curve to the 10ft 'wving a radius Gf 145.00 feet Clnd a central angle of 900; 01 or 0]' 39" W a rJistClnce of 23.67 feet to 0 point; 134.54 f<cet along a curv" to the riCJht helvincJ Cl ra,lius Gf 240.00 Feet olnrl a centrol angle' of 320 07' 05" to 0 point; 234.57 fe,'t Cllong a curve to the le'ft having a rCldius of 320.00 feet and a centrClI aneJle of 420 to a point; N 11" 54' 34" W a distelllce of 70.00 feet to a point; 294.96 feet along a curv.e to the right havinq a rCldius of 325.00 feet and a centrClI anqle of 520 to a point; 293.22 feet alonq a curve to the left havinq ol rCldills of 420.00 fee't ancl a c;ent~"l angle o( 400 to a point; N 00005' 2(," 8 i) distilnce o[ 145.00 feet to ol poin't on the southerly ri'lht-of-WolY line of the Boynt"n Canoll; Thenc', N 8no 05' 26" E illong s,clid southerly t'ight-o[-"Iay line, a distance of L73n.97 feet to a point; The 11 C e .s 0 [) 0 59' 3 g" Ie a (1 i S \:,1 nee' 0 [ 4 7 2 . 8 Ii f c (' t to" poi n t ; Thencc' 11 8no 05' 2(," E a distnnce of 328.87 f"ot to a point on the ,,,esteely ri9ht-of-wi1)' 1 inc of Cone;ress I\vell<le; Thence S 000 59' .39" 10, alone) said westerly right-of-way line of Con'Jress Avenue, a clistance of 130.01 feet to a point; EXHIBIT "A" 130YNTON I31':1\CH ~ll\L L Pl\RCI':L #5 - Ml\LL TR~CT (CONTINUI':D) thence N 4(,027' 011" \'1 a r]istClnce of 56.11 feet to a point; tllf'nce S 880 05' 26" 1'1 a disLlnc(> of 430.00 f<?"t to Cl point; thence S 000 59' 39" E a di,"tnnce of 609.99 feet to a point; thence N 88005' 211" E: a c1istCll1ce of 430.00 [<?et to <l [Joint; thence l-J 430 32' 54" E a distrlnce of 57.02 feet to a point on the Hester-ly r-ight-of-Hay line of Congr-ess l\vel1ue; thence S 000 59' 39" C along sai" wester-ly r-ight-of-wClY line of Congr-ess Avenue a distance of 170.01 feet to a point; thence N 460 27' 06" \'1 a distance of 56.11 feet to a point; thence S 880 05' 26" \'1 a cJistance of 608.00 feet to a point; thence S OiJO 59' 39" E: a distance of 230.00 fe>et to a point; thence l-J 8no 05' 211" E: a distance of 340.00 fr>r>t to a point; thence S 000 59' 39" C a distance of 150.00 fe'>t to a point; thence S 880 05' 211" \'1 a distance of 340.00 feet to a point; thence S 00059' 39" I': a distance of 229.99 fC'et tn A point; thence N 880 05' 211" E a distance of 608.00 feet to A [Joint; thence N 430 32' 54" E a rlistancC' of 57.02 feet to a point on the \vestet-ly r-i'lht-of-'Hay line of C0n'Jress l\venur>; thence S 000 59' 39" E alnn'J sair] H"str>l:ly ri'Jht-of-wC1Y line of C'~n(1t:"ss l\vr,nue i1 distance of 130.01 f(>r,t to the pr-incipal point And place of beginning and containing 108.30 acr-es of land, mor-e or- less. EXHIBIT "An (CONTINUED) , " 3/3/82 ( Re f Dwg) PA -1 GOYNTON G~ACH MALL PARCEL #5 - MALL TRACT Beinq a t~ClCt oE lilnd lQcat<:>d in Sout.h, Range> 4 J Ens\., County of further described as follows: Sectlnrl ] 9, Palm Beach, Township 45 Florida and Beginning at the southeast corne~ of Section 19, T 45 S,R 43 E; Thence N 000 59' 39" IV along the east line of said Section 19, a distance of 1898.l0 feet to a point; Thence S 890 00' 21" W a dIstance of 60.00 feet to a point on the westerly right-oE-way line of Congress Avenue, said point a Iso be i ng the> pr:-lncipal point and place of beginning of the following description: Thence S 8f)" 05' 26" VI a disLlnce of 846.73 feet to a point, Thence S 430 32' 54" Iv a distcll1ce of 57.02 feet to a point; Thence S 00059' 39" E a distance of 231.62 feet to a point; Thence 5 14" 46' 19" E a clistrtnce of 207.00 fe.ct to a point; Thence S 000 59' 39" E a distrtnce, nf 130.00 feet to a point on the northerly right-of-wilY line of Old Boynton Road; Thence N 89046' 34" VI, a10nq said northerly risht-of-way 1 ine of Old [lGynl:on Road, a distance of 11;89.25. fe,,'t tn Cl point; Thence N ooa 51' 51" \~ a distrtrlce of 1227.27 feet tn i1 pnint nn the snlJi:heFlst<orly ri,.!ht-of-'.,.'Y line nf tho rcdocilter] L.I'i, D. D. L-23 canal; Thfcnce along said southe'-lsterly ri')ht-of-way line the fol1Gwinq COUt:s,=s; N 870 58' 21" E a d istilnce of 72.34 feet to a point; 227.77 feet along a curve to the l",ft hi1ving a radius of 145.00 f",et ilnrj a central angle of 900; ;\I 020 01' 39" W a distFlnce ,)f 23.<57 feet to a point; 134.54 feet along i1 curve to the ri']ht hi1vin'.! a ra,lius of 240.00 feet .In,] i1 centred an'll,' of 320 07' 05" tn i'l point; 234.57 fe,'t i'llr)n'l a curve to lhe left having i'l ril,Jius G[ 320.00 [",et ancl a central an')le of 420 to a pain\:; N 11054' 34" Iv il ,listance of 70.00 f",et tn a point; 294.96 feet iJlnn,] a curv:e to the riclht havin'J a riJ,lius nf 325.00 feet and a centrill an']l" of 520 to a point; 293.22 feet along a curve to the left havincl a radills nf 420.00 fept '1nr1 a cen\:ri'll an'J1.'= of 40" to a poin\:; N 000 05' 26" E: " distilnce of 145.00 fee\: tG '1 point nn the southerly ri'lht-of-w.1Y line of the fJnyntlln C i} n (1 1; I'll e n c r~ n 8 n 0 0 S I 26" !:: (l 1 () n CJ S r:l i rl 50 U the r. 1 y ri'Jht-of-,..13Y line, a dist"n'cp of 173f1.97 fec't to Fl point; Tt10J)('f? son" Sq' 3f)11 E a rli:,t'-lflC~ or 472.8G fcr;t to a. pointj Thencr, 1J 8B" OS' 2G" E i1 disU1I1ce of 328.87 feet tn i1 PGint on the ("csteely ,:ight-of-way line of Congress Avenllc; Thence S 00059' '39" E, alnn') s.liel w!'sterly rlcjht-of-way line of Congress Avenuc, a distilnce of 130.01 feet to a point; EXHIBIT "A" BOYNTON 8E:T\CH ~1T\LL PT\RCEL #5 - MT\LL TRGCT (CONTINU8D) thence N 4(,0 27' Oli" \'1 a disti'lnce of 56.11 feet to a point; thence S 83005' 2(," \'1 a dist,lnce of 430.00 fe'ct to il point; thence S 000 59' 39" E a distance o[ 609.99 feet to a point; thence N 380 05' 2fi" E a clistilnce of 130.00 feet to ;) [Joint; thence 1-J 430 32' 54" E a distClnce of 57.02 fe'ct to a point on the westerly right-of-way line of Congress T\ve'1ue; thence S 000 59' 39" E: alemg sair'l w('steLly right-of-way line of Congress Avenue a distance of 170.01 feet to a point; thenc(O 11 46' 27' 06" \<J a distance of 56.11 feet to a point; thence S 830 05' 26" \'1 a distance of 608.00 fe(Ot to a point; thence S 000 59' 39" C A distance of 230.00 ferct to a point; thence l-l 83005' 26" to a distance of 340.00 f0f't to a point; thence S 000 59' 39" E a distAnce o[ 150.0n feet to a point; thence S 880 05' 2fi" \^I a distance of 340.00 feet to a point; thence S 000 59' 39" E a distance of 229.99 feet to a point; thence N 88005' 2fi" E a distance of 608.00 feet to a point; thence N 430 32' 54" E a eli,stance of 57.02 feet to a point on the westeely riqht-of-way line of C0nqress T\venue; thencf' S 000 59' 39" E a'lnn9 sair'l ''1est",:ly riLjht-of-way line of Con'Jress T\v0nue " <1ist,'lncf' of 130.0 l [""t to the principal point ,'In<1 place of beginning and containing 108.30 acres of land, more or l<?ss. EXHIBIT "A" (CONTINUED) BOYNTON BEACH EARTHWORK QUANTITIES (FINAL) (F.F. @ 16.5 per P.P. #31 dated 5/10/82) Cut Fill Muck Removal & Disposal 198,611 c.y. 384,259 c.y. -cut 198,611 c.y. 17,926 c.y. Fill Req'd = 185,648 c.y. (in place - no) (compaction added) -\ ()' y -I - - l;') 0 ? 0 ~ - .~~<n-'-''''' .n"''''''" "0-.0(5\ \) ~v\ ..::r~' . ~ ~ 0 "~-' ,," . 0 0 · 0 CO' >l ~ "', ,'" v, ' '() 0, 'Y,' \) I) 0 " () ", " " 0 0 ~ ,\) ~' <:) \), \~,~,' % 0" 0,'0,0 v v v v (J -() () 0 '.\;\ , " \ _ _ --r-\-- - -,-,--- \ '" _' _, _ '" '" r: ~ 0 :'C , .~",~.",r.JO~~ ~o _ _ _ _-' _ '" ~ ~ . '" r e "'.\> '" UI J 0 ,\ c' y , " \i1 \l' \l' J .. ~ ~ \>' ..I ..I -' J\ 1\ 5 "' ~ VI 0 S' o' ~?, ~~QQ,Om~'R~~~~~O ~ ' r v '0 Q 0 0 0'"' 0 u' . 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", t' " , }/ .,:: ---..01n ---n C ---\ y-\ "-/ r,) ;-0 rn Y \~, \0 t' . i - \~ ~ tj v\ :) , .... r...) --- {'"~ ~... ~J <-~ ~) -~\ c; I.,. ", ~ ,. ~ U \ (" ,I , :\,t', ,f, ',)' ..D \ (~ I ',J ,:\ \~> \ \.~ ~ ' ,,- 1('. \ \ 'J \ '-O~ 'J' ..1 ) " \ \ 1\ 'j - _l-l---\-- - ': \~ \1 If' \~ t~ ~ ~.- "9 \' :\~ 'J ... t,_\ :-. ~~ } --- . l> ,! :1:l -",- ) \.~' . .,:: ------0 -< r- ;-1 - ;j, '::-:: :......-'" ..-: Ulr;; .- .-" , \,\ ~\' 1=:; ;; '~)i t;;' j ~.-""...,) .,_ \I.~ ,..: ?) '\ r:)~ --'~ \ .' ---~ j ~ 1 ,:) ;" \.l,Q ~~l, ':~} --_ C) fl" ~ ')> t....''': 1\:)' \ --- " \.' ~\ ~ .: 1\':' r1\ .__.2 -'I 0 ---\ JY \ Jf) rn )/ \ _L-- - I 211 ~, " .~ __,_I ,I') ,-- . I Y r-- ~'rl_, ~.~, P". "j-' -- -- --- ----- , , ; , , , ; , - - -' _ __ ___t--- , \. --- -~--- .---.... .::::, -.. (") cJ I' l... ~ r- , ,. _./ '/ Cd. . i\\ '. ,\ -' \ --- \ \,) - ------------------------- - ------------------ _.- /'. /,/ ~ MEMORANDUM 27 October 1988 TO: Peter L. Cheney, City Manager FROM: Carmen S. Annunziato, Planning Director RE: Boynton Beach Mall - Pending DRI Request The Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council has not found the materials submitted for the expansion of the Boynton Beach Mall to be sufficient for their review; therefore, a complete analysis of all matters related to the development of the pine tree parcel has not been conducted. When the TRPC prepares its regional assessment, copies will be made available for the public. ~J/X/S~ CARMEN S. ANNU IATO /bks '(>'t. ,," :.:;,"-- . -~--- ; I ~.L ~..~ RECEIVED M E M 0 RAN DUM October 20, 1988 OCT 24 1988 PLANNING DEPT. TO: Carmen Annunziato, City Pld1.u8lf FROM: Peter L. Cheney, City Manager SUBJECT: Boynton Beach Mall - pending DRI Request Have we yet received a report on the environmental signifi- cance (vs. buffer significance) of the land west of the Boynton Beach Mall (that has recently been annexed to the City) that is being considered for some limited use, for parking by DeBartolo. If we have received the subject report and analysis, or when we do, I think we should make that report available, so that citizens can get a clear understanding as to the environmental significance of this area, and the quality of the plant material that is on site. with such information, it will be easier for Commissioners and staff to respond to letters similiar to the attached one received from the Boynton Beach Garden Club. ~e. ;L ~ Peter L. Cheney City Manager cc: Mayor and City Commission ';"u rr/;!. (~A ,u. fL' #1. Boynton B.acl. (jarden ctubRr~;;~::::m .f Boynton Beach, Florida, :\:\4:\5 CITY Mt\r'!:'\C;I:.i ~'0 0;- ;~]Ct: October 17, 1988 Ms. Arline Weiner, Commissioner City of Boynton Beach Ci ty Hall Prime B..mk Plaza 211 So. Federal Highway Boynton Beach, Fl. JJ4J5 Deer Ms. Weiner: We heve heard that there is a possibility that the scrub pine' treE's at the north e'nd of the Boynton Beech Mall will be uprooted to make room for more parking placE'S. Our Boynton Beach Gerden Club is vf;ry concerned about the environment end the preservation of native plante and trees pnd, therefore, this disturbs us greatly. We feel sufficient perking areas can be found without disrupting this netive foliage. We_hope you will consider this very carefully before proceeding. Thank you. Very truly yours ~/t.tct-tt?crL (JY.;Z~ Corresponding Secretary Boynton Beach Garden Club Mildred L. OUo 631 S. E. 15th Avenue. #201C Boynton Beach, FL 33435 3/3/82 ( R~ f Dwg) PA -1 BOYNTON BIOi\CII MALL PARCF:L #3 Bei.ng a tract of. land loc'1t~d i.n South, Range 43 East, County of fur the r/descr i bed as .follows: Beginning at the southeast corner of Section 19, T 45 S,R 43 E; Thence N 000 59' 39" \-1 along the east line of. sai" Section 19, a distance of 2728.11 feet to a point; thence S 890 00' 21" \-I a distance of 60.00 feet to a point on the westerly risht-of-way line of CorHJress Avenue, said point being the principal point and place of beginning of the following description: Section 19, pa 1m Beach, To\-msilip 4') Florida and Thence S 430 32' 54" W a distance of 57.02 feet to thence S 880 05' 26" W a distance of 430.00 feet to thence N 000 59' 39" W a distance of 609.99 feet to thence N 880 OS' 26" E a distance of 430.00 feet to thence S 460 27' 06" E a distance of 56.11 feet to a the westerly right-of-way line of Congress Avenue; 000 59' 39" E along the westerly right-of-'",ay Congress Avenue, a distance of 529.99 feet to the point and place of beginning and containing 6.54 land, more or less. 3 po i n t ; a poi n t; a po i n t ; a po i n t ; point on thence S line of principal acres of Exhibit "B-2"