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APPLICATION PROJECT NAME GEV AS NORTH AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS LOCATION QUANTUM PARK - LOT 51-D COMPUTER ID: I FILE NO NWSP 99-55000008 II TYPE OF APPLICATION NWSP I AGENT/CONTACT PERSON OWNER/APPLICANT PIERCE ARCHITECTURAL GROUP G T INVESTMENT GROUP, LLC 300 NORTH EAST 3RD A VE., SUITE 300 1181 SOUTH ROGER CIRCLE #12 FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33301 BOCA RATON, FL 33487 PHONE 954-763-4668 PHONE 561-988-5496 F~. 954-763-4711 FAX. 561-988-5492 Date of submittal/Projected meetine dates. SUBMITTAL / RESUBMITT AL 6/22/99 1ST REVIEW COMMENTS DUE ~9 "'\"2.\ <1 G} PUBLIC NOTICE TRC MEETING 8/3/99 PROJECTED RESUBMITTAL DATE ACTUAL RESUBMITTAL DATE 2ND REVIEW COMMENTS DUE LAND DEVELOPMENT SIGNS POSTED (SITE PLANS) PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT BOARD 8/24/99 MEETING CITY COMMISSION MEETING 9/7/99 COMMENTS S:\FORMS\PROJECT TRACKING INFO \\JU,)S~ C\C\-~~t) ~oo <6 l. ,y OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORID PLANNING & ZONING DIVISION SITE PLAN REVIEW APPLICATION FOR NEW SITE PLANS & MAJOR MODIFICATIONS TO - o i .~. @ rn u Wi ~ G, .. " .III. ,'t~ IflU XI ~S""~ . J.."y ,~'(' [D ow ,~ Application Acceptance Date Fee Paid. Receipt Number. This application must be filled out completely, accurately and submitted as an original to the Planning and Zoning Department. TWELVE COMPLETE, sequentially numbered, ASSEMBLED AND STAPLED sets of plans including a recent survey and appropriate fee shall be submitted with the application for the initial process of the Site Plan Review procedure AN INCOMPLETE SUBMITTAL WILL NOT BE PROCESSED Please print legibly (in ink) or type all information GENERAL INFORMATION 1 Project Name Gevas North American Headquarters 2. Applicant's name (person or business entity in whose name this application is made) ~ '1', Tnvp!':trnPnt Group, LLC Address 1181 South Roqer Circle #12 Boca Raton Phone (561) 988-5496 Fax: (561) 988-5492 33487 (Zip Code) 3 Agent's Name (person if any, representing applicant) Pierce Architectural Grollp Address :300 ~a~;n\ 'E ~~,. 3 ~l). ~ve. 5\JrTE 300 FoP.'T '-AV~E~AL.E., FL. ~~301 Phone~4) 7'a-4'tD~ Fax:~) 7tD3-41lI (Zip Code) 4 Property Owner's (or Trustee's) Name G. T. Investment Group, LLC Address Same as above Phone (5~\) ~8 - 54~<P (Zip Code) Fax: (5~\) '6~-54'Z. 5 Correspondence to be mailed to agent only' if no agent, then to applicant unless a substitute is specified below'* *This is the one address to which all agendas, letters and other materials will be mailed 6 What is applicant's interest in the premises affected? (owner, buyer, lessee builder developer contract purchaser, etc.) CMner 7 Street address or loc 1n of site IDt 51-D, Quantum Par- Ci ty of Boynton .u..::ach 8 Property Control #' 08 - 4 3 - 45 - 11-- J 0 - 000 - 0014 Legal description of site IDt 51-D "Quantum Park at Boynton Beach, P.I.D. Plat No. 10" accordinq to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat book 60, pages 34-36 of the public records of Palm Beach County, Florida, said lands in the City of Boynton Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida and contains 1.209 acres rrore or less. 9 Intended use(s) of site Assembly of Automated Packinq Machinery. 10 Developer or Builder' G.T. Investment Group, LLC 11 Architect: Pierce Architectural Group, P .A. 12 Landscape Architect: . "Miller Leqq & Associates, INC. 13 Site Planner' Pierce Architectural Group, P .A. 14 Engineer' Miller Leqq & Associates, INC. 15 Surveyor' Miller Leqq & Associates, INC. 16 Traffic Engineer. Pi nilpr Troutman Consulting, INC. 17 Has a site plan been previously approved by the City Commission for this property? No 18 Estimated construction costs of proposed improvements shown on this site plan 500.000 mll?lr~ II SITE DATA The following information must be filled out below and must appear, where applicable, on all copies of the site plan 1 Land Use Cateoorv shown in the Comprehensive Plan Industrial 2. Zonino District PTD 3 Area of Site 1 .71 acres 52,678 sq ft. 4 Land Use -- Acreaoe Breakdown a Residential, including acres % of site surrounding lot area of grounds b Recreation Areas * acres % of site (excluding water area) c Water Area acres % of site d Commercial acres % of site e Industrial 1.21 acres 100 % of site f Publicll nstitutional acres % of site g Public Private and Canal rights-af-way acres % of site h Other (specify) acres % of site Planning and Zoning Department - Rev 3/18/97 \\CH\MAIN\SHRDA T A \PLANNING\SHAREo\WP\FORMS\APPS\NWSP\SITEPLAN.WPD Other (specify) acres % of site 2. L acres 100 % of site Total area of site * including open space suitable for outdoor recreation, and having a minimum dimension of 50 ft. by 50 ft. 5 Surface Cover a Ground floor building 0 2 a acres area ("building footprint") 1 9 % of site b Water area acres n % of site c. Other impervious areas, including paved area of public & private streets, paved area of parking lots & driveways (excluding landscaped areas), and sidewalks, patios, decks, and athletic courts acres 53 _ 5 % of site d. Total impervious area O. b5 acres 5:L I) % of site e Landscaped area O.5b acres 46.5% of site inside of parking lots (20 sq ft. per interior parking space required - see Sec 7 5-35(g) of Landscape Code) f Other landscaped areas,_ acres o % of site g Other pervious areas, including golf course, natural areas, yards, and swales, but excluding water areas acres 0 % of site h Total pervious areas D.~ acres Total area of site J 21 acres 46.5 % of site 1 00 % of site 6 Floor Area a Residential sq ft. b Commercial/Office 3.955 sq ft. c. Industrial/Warehouse 6,067 sq ft. d Recreational sq ft. e Public/I nstitutional sq ft. f Other (specify) sq ft. g Other (specify) sq ft. h Total floor area 10.022 sq ft. Planning and Zoning Department - Rev 3/18/97 \\CH\MAIN\SHRDA T A \PLANNING\SHARED\WP\FORMS\APPS\NWSP\SITEPLANWPD 7 Number of Residential DwellJ,IQ Units a Single-family detached sq ft. b Duplex sq. ft. c. Multi-Family (3 + attached dwelling units) (1) Efficiency dwelling units (2) 1 Bedroom dwelling units (3) 2 Bedroom dwelling units (4) 3+ Bedroom dwelling units d Total multi-family dwelling units e Total number of dwelling units 8 Gross Densitv dwelling units per acre 9 Maximum heiQht of structures on site 7.fi feet 1 stories 10 Required off-street parkinQ a Calculation of required number of off-street parking spaces b Off-street parking spaces provided on site plan Office 3,955/@ 1 space per 300 s.f.=13.2 Warehouse 6.067/@ 1 space ~ 500 s.f.= 12.1 spaces Total spaces req. 26 Total # of spaces provided 26 Planning and Zoning Department - Rev 3/18/97 \\CH\MAIN\SHRDA T A\PLANNING\SHARED\WP\FORMS\APPS\NWSP\SITEPLAN.WPD e5/17/1999 14 41 9547534711 PIERCE ARCHITECTURAL PAGE e5 III CERTIFlCA T10N (I) (We) understand that this application and all papers and plans submitted herewith become a part of the permanent records of the Planning and Zoning Department (I) (We) hereby cenify that the above statements and any statements or showings in any papers or plans submitted hereWIth are true te> the best of (my) (our) knowledge and belief This application will not be accepted unless signed according to the Instructions below 06/1-1 If" Date I I ~--' Signalu - 01 - wner(s) or Trustee. 01 Authorized Principal,f property is owned by a corporatton or other business entity IV AUTHORIZATION OF AGENT ~~.~ Signature of Auth d Agent t/ /-21 I qq Date I I (I) (We) hereby designate the above signed person as (my) (our) authorIZed agent in regard to thiS application 06 / G ( / 5f 0( Date f Slgnatur: of ner(s) or Trustee or Auth zed Principal if property is owned by a corporatIon or other business entity SPACE BELOW THIS LINE FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Review Schedule Date Received Technical Review Committee Planning & Development Board Community Appearance Board City Commission Date Date Date Date Stipulations of Final Approval Other Government AgenCies/Persons to be contacted Additional Remarks Planning and Zoning Dep.nmen\ - Rev 3118/97 \\CH\MAIN\SHRDA T AIPlANNING\SHAREOWVP\FORMS\APPS\NWSP\SITEP\.AN WPD .,tDER TO SITE PLAN APPLICATION The undersigned as applicant for Final Site Plan Approval does hereby acknowledge, represent and agree that all plans, specifications, drawings, engineering, and other data submitted with this application for review by the City of Boynton Beach shall be reviewed by the various boards, commissions, staff personnel and other parties designated, appointed or employed by the City of Boynton Beach, and any such party reviewing the same shall rely upon the accuracy thereof, and any change in any item submitted shall be deemed material and substantial The undersigned hereby agrees that all plans, specifications, drawings, engineering and other data which may be approved by the City of Boynton Beach, or its boards, commissions, staff or designees shall be constructed in strict compliance with the form in which they are approved, and any change to the same shall be deemed material and shall place the applicant in violation of this application and all approvals and permits which may be granted The applicant agrees to allow the City of Boynton Beach all rights and remedies as provided for by the applicable codes and ordinances of the City of Boynton Beach to bring any violation into compliance and the applicant shall indemnify, reimburse and save the City of Boynton Beach harmless from any cost, expense, claim liability or any action which may arise due to their enforcement of the same cl READ, ACKNOWLEDGED AND AGREED TO this ,;.pll day of ~7!fdP1J.Jii) ~ it ss Applicant , 19i!i . Planning and Zoning Department - Rev 3/18/97 \\CH\MAIN\SHRDA T A \PLANNING\SHARED\WP\FORMS\APPS\NWSP\SITEPLAN,WPD PltlDER TROOTMAtt 'OtlSOLTltlCi. Itlc. Transportation Planners and Engmeers 2324 South Congress Avenue, Suite 1 H West Palm Beach, FL 33406 (561) 434-1644 Fax 434-1663 Email pindertroutman@msn.com June 18,1999 Ms. Hanna Matras Planning and Zoning Division City of Boynton Beach 100 E. Boynton Beach Boulevard POBox 310 Boynton Beach, Fl 33425-0310 RE: Quantum Park Office/Warehouse - Lot 51-0 - #PTC99-72 Gevas North American Headquarters Dear Ms. Matras. It is proposed to develop an Office/Warehouse building with 4,000 SF of Office and 6,000 SF of Warehouse on lot 51-D of Quantum Park In the City of Boynton Beach. The site IS located on Park Ridge Boulevard and High Ridge Road Access to the site is via one (1) driveway to Park Ridge Boulevard and one (1) driveway to High Ridge Road The proposed development is prOjected to generate 67 daily tnps, 25 AM peak hour trips and 26 PM peak hour trips as shown on Attachment 1 Driveway volumes are provided on Attachment 2 The Quantum Park DRI is an approved project, and is considered a Previous Approval under Article 15, Traffic Performance Standards, of the Palm Beach County Unified land Development Code (UlDC) The proposed land use and intensity are within the limits of the original approval of the Quantum Park DRI, as shown on Attachment 3, therefore, the proposed project is not subject to the Traffic Performance Standards. If you have any questions regarding the contents of this letter, do not hesitate to contact this office. Attachments cc: Albert Federico Mario Rumiano Ed Sordo D'\PROJECT FllES\PTC\99-72\lETTERS Attachment 1 Quantum Park Office/Warehouse - lot 51-D Trip Generation #PTC99-72 6/18/99 tripgen Page 1 of 1 Daily land Use Intensity Trip Generation Rate (1) Total Trips Office 4,000 SF 947 /1,000 SF (2) 38 Warehouse 6,000 SF 488 /1,000 SF 29 TOTAL 10,000 SF 67 AM Peak Hour Total Trips land Use Intensity Trip Generation Rate (3) In Out Total Office 4,000 SF Ln m=O.797Ln(X)+1 558 (88/12) 12 2 14 Warehouse 6,000 SF Ln m=0.707Ln(X)+1 148 (82/18) 9 2 11 TOTAL 10,000 SF 21 4 25 PM Peak Hour Total Trips land Use Intensity Trip Generation Rate (3) In Out Total Office 4,000 SF Lnm=0.737Ln (x) +1 831 (17/83)(4) 3 14 17 Warehouse 6,000 SF Ln m=0.754Ln(X)+O.826 (24/76) 2 7 9 TOTAL 10,000 SF 5 21 26 (1) Source Section 10 8, Fair Share Road Impact Fees, of the Palm Beach County Unified Land Development Code. (2) Based on ITE equation for 500,000 SF office. (3) Source Institute of Transportation Engineers (lTE), Trip Generation, 6th Edition. (4) Source Institute of Transportation Engineers (IT E), Trip Generation, 5th Edition. Utilized 5th Edition due to overestimating of trips with 6th Edition equation for smaller office buildings. 0' /-~~ N.T.S ~~ _r~ I ,,:!.j I " ~i ) ~/ I I i PARK RIDGE BOULEVARD 13 ~ QUANTUM PARK OFFICE/INDUSTRIAL - LOT 51-0 SITE /~ / "" ~I .J ! \ 3(17)t , o 54 \ / \ / J / ~ o -< o c:<: L.U (] o ii: :r: Q :r: LEGEND 17 - AM PEAK HOUR PROJECT TRAFFIC (4) - PM PEAK HOUR PROJECT TRAFFIC 54 - DAILY PROJECT TRAFFIC ATTACHMENT 2 PROJECT DRIVEWAY VOLUMES ~ 6/18/99 ~ "10", ~ '" d-Or ~5 "- "" c-~ .9'0 e: g B'o " "- '? ... lI) "0 .... CIl II> 5 .: CIl ~ '" ~ g) U II> If=> 0] M~~ c~'O E ~ S- -S'C'C '" ~ ~ ~CYE. oo 9-~ ..= ~ .;;; o .,. '" C"'""...- u-: Cl ~ t"""I r-... N o:t" 1.0 C"'f r"'l tr,0'l~C\r-...1rI co ...- 0'1...- ...- C".f...- ..-- C"i ""'-MO'lCO I.OI.OO-:t'OO ...- ...- ...- M ...- l.l...LJ... u...L.o..LJ....u...u... 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VI ~ ~ a: _ V")u..w...u...u.. :/V'lVlVlt.r. 8R~~~ ~ r-"t'co t- \0- or- "t'''' ~ ~~~C3_I.O" ::;: o U ~ 1 :3 :; @ ~ ... ::l Vl U >~gu.. VlCL'" N"'''' ~.. ~ :q .,.,oo.,. ~ ~-~" ~ .,. N ]'O.~ ~ o CEe:' ~ 0 _ -0 ... EE. o u <Xi '" '" f .0 '" CL .s "' -" Vl QI -'" o ti o :,!!' 0; "'2 c3 -"" " '" QI '" ci B ~ ~-c:t:: o~~ ~ I.O"-g o I'. '" 8 -g a ~r ~ .~ U"I g ~ ..E .....:n c: w -' o c..::l.. a .~~:... >- ~~ ~ ~ ~~-@: .~ 33~:E ii; ~ 2 ~ ui ~ :::S-5:S~c. I- c c::: '- - ..r::. .- N ;5 g ~ g ID ~ $-g~-gg rauoCJc: :cEOE.V'l E " 0- .S ] " C '" 0:: 286~f2 PRELIMINARY ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT QUANTUM PARK LOT 51-D 1.209-ACRE PARCEL BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 1999 For G T Investment Group, LLC 1181 South Rogers Circle Boca Raton, Florida 33487 ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC. 1001 North US Highway One, Suite 304 Jupiter, Flonda 33477 (561) 743-5141 EP99048 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION 1 II METHODS 1 A. Current Site CondItIons and Use 1 B Soils 1 C Wetlands 1 D VegetatIOn 3 E. WildlIfe 3 III RESULTS 3 A. Current SIte Conditions and Use 3 B SOlIs 3 C. Wetlands 5 D VegetatIon 5 E. Wildlife 5 IV CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 8 REFERENCES 9 LIST OF FIGURES FIgure 1 FIgure 2 Figure 3 SIte LocatIon Map SoIls Map VegetatlVe Commumtles 2 4 7 LIST OF TABLES Table 1 State and Federally-listed endangered, threatened, and specIes of special concern observede on the 1.209 acre Quantum Park Parcel 51-D 6 11 PRELIMINARY ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT QUANTUM PARK LOT 51-D 1.209-ACRE PARCEL BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA I. INTRODUCTION An EnvIronmental Services, Inc., biologist conducted a Prehmmary EnvIronmental Assessment of Lot 51-D, Quantum Park on 15 June 1999 to map biotic commumty types and to determine the presence of any species or habitats hsted as protected by federal, state, or local agencies. The survey was authonzed by Mr Eduardo Sordo. The property comprises 1.209 acres and is located on Park Ridge Boulevard, south of Gateway Boulevard, Range 43, Townsmp 45, Section 31, in Boynton Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida (Figure 1). Results of this investigation and recommendations for permlttmg are presented in thIs report. II. METHODS A. Current Site Conditions and Use Present-day development and other indications of land use on the property were identified during field reconnaissance and from 1995 aerial photographs (1 "=200' scale) obtained from Palm Beach County Property Appraiser's Office. B. Soils Site sod types were determined by review of Soil Survey of Palm Beach County Area, Florida (USDA Soil Conservation Sernce 1978) and by observation of soil characteristIcs on the property C. Wetlands Wetland protectlOn IS mandated under both federal and state regulations. The U.S. Army Corps of Engmeers (CE) regulates activities m Waters of the United States pursuant to The Clean Water Act (PL92-500 Section 404) as further defined in the CE regulatory program (33 CFR 320-330). The State of Flonda Department of EnVironmental ProtectlOn (DEP) has established wetland identificatlOn and permitting processes at Chapters 62-330, 62-340 and 62-312 of the Florida Administrative Code (F AC). Current federal and state wetland definitions are derived from the original definition found m 33 CFR 328.3, Identifying wetlands as "those areas that are mundated, or saturated by surface or ground water at a frequency and duration sufficient to support, and that under normal circumstances do support, a prevalence of vegetation typically adapted for hfe m saturated soil conditions." DehneatIon of federally regulated Jurisdictional wetlands IS determmed by the Corps of Engineers Wetlands Delineation Manual (USAE Waterways 1 48 -f~r-; ---:..;.__~.::"..~-. :~ , I'~ II ' I ! , ! I =-'iic, . ~~~~~--.- 11 IJ . 2/ 13 + I ~ li. 'l~, .1" . f I it ! i 1f\'pu[,l -'tJfJTVN iu /I Ii I, I' 17 'I I I I, I !I I ,__ ~ :.' ~ i ,\ - 4~ +,_-~ j1-~ITE --'--'i-- I 11 ~ I; , I I: . i , ( '? 5 .3/ 36 Iii-=- .1--_. -___.,_~..__,_,_-d -~-, - ._nn_' -3j r'-;;r----.FiifTN I I ~.., I I 16 - I I, ,,' . I !\ I""^'- .~!r/c~!.)'''- 0 I -, f : i ! : j ~! ,I \ ~f J f lin / ':t<> rJ- c Ii "'---', -'> It ~ Ii . : ^. I . . ; , \ -i 'f . r:~:~ T~~r1~-' :-.1' ~=! :. "I 'b!fra" :&'j - ~\ ,,!J:!J~)i .; 'I . ~ ~ -...,.,...._...__,_.___~....__-T-., -""""--"'---->:...,. L., .".~ .;~~ j~ ~~ ::-)7 , I' ~=~'==-~;- 20 .1 . 9 81>1.. I' ,: __:_~-=- m~~~:-'-;_-:~,-c~;;_.;~;.? I . '\ - - -- -.- l~~ .. - - ~__ -;;.a .....:.~.....- -- .' -- '-=-,'-"'-- ",. ., -- - ::1 - - - -- =~r" ---:-jr-:--'J . ..,.. I '.1 r ;=-::::;. i ': "J': tr .. ~t..:~...,:;,;.: . 11 . _ :" ;'.. 1.' ..c:-, ~ I.~ '1'- ft ~---'- .;~::.. i 17 IS -= ~'".",'... ,'~_ .i ..... I ~\ ["il,.:::.. .. "I~" J a~~ ~ r . \~i =s~== N i StENVIRONMENTAL Ilm1 SERVICES, INC. Jupiter, Florida QUANTUM PARK LOT 51-D 1.209-ACRE PARCEL BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Site Location Map Figure 1 Date. June 1999 Project No EP99048 Expenment StatlOn EnvIronmental Laboratory 1987). DelIneation of wetlands regulated by DEP and South Florida Water Management Distnct (SFWMD) is done according to Chapter 62-340 FAC, Delineation of the Landward Extent of Wetlands and Surface Waters. The Florida Wetlands Delineation Manual (Gilbert et al. 1995) serves as a gUIde to Chapter 62-340 The parcel was evaluated for the occurrence of any state (DEP and SFWMD) and federal (CE) jurisdictional wetlands usmg aerial photograph interpretatIon and soil survey reVIew D. Vegetation A bIOlogIst conducted comprehensive pedestrian transects across the SIte to map bIOtIC commumty boundaries and to detect any presence of protected vegetation (listed speCIes, communities, or specimen trees), as defmed in the Development Order, Ordinance No 84-51, Ordmance of the CIty of Boynton Beach, SectIon 6. BIotic community boundanes were defmed utilizing Florida Land Use, Cover and Forms Classification System (FLUCFCS) (Flonda Department of Transportation 1985) based on types and extent or lack of plant species. All observations were recorded in the field on a 1995 (1 "=200' scale) aerial photograph of the property The location of any plant species listed on Florida Endangered Species, Threatened Species, and Species of Special Concern Official Lists (Wood 1997) were mapped. E. Wildlife Evidence of wildlife utilization of the property was recorded during field reconnaissance of the parcel, with special emphasis to determine locations of any state or federal lIsted wildlife species on the Florida Endangered Species, Threatened Species, and Species of Special Concern Official Lists (Wood 1997). III. RESULTS A. Current Site Conditions and Use The parcel is currently undeveloped open land bordered by roadways to the north and east, a vehicle path along the western boundary, vacant land to the west, and commercial development to the east. The entire SIte has been filled. Site topography is relatIvely flat to gently sloped (Figure 1). The site supports a mIxture of landscape and exotIc/nUIsance plant cover B. Soils SoIl types have been mapped on the Quantum Park property (Figure 2) Pomello flOe sand 3 - , ~.. ,mite ,__. '. , j.i~,- 'i~ _f,,,_~i -- 1". ~ ,It:. , :~~:~:- ;:;-.. ~ \..!"o ~t f, _.~:f,,~: ' . ;,r~i:~l~~f,rt '-'~ .., .:'~ ;C;'$r. "" .+ -.... ~ ,.. "t-;;. r~. -:_ .-: .~ ~.r. StENVIRONMENTAL ~ SERVICES, INC - Jupiter, Florida QUANTUM PARK LOT 51-D 1.209-ACRE PARCEL BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Figure 2. Date: June 1999 Project No EP99048 J --.1'. i.~ :-" .- <rf~;r~ :~}~~t;~ ...:-~- - [-. -~~'i~ ''''/ '-::-'- . ~ ~~~~ ~;::'- .:- ..; , v oh" -f .~: ~~ .~ .~..... ~ .....~. .-- -'--a.. ' ~~: .-.... -., ~ '; y..~-~ ,........ ': .~ ..... ...:..... N t SOIls Map The current soil is fill matenal, very sunilar to the soil classified as Arents-Urban land complex m the Soil Survey of Palm Beach County, Flonda. TIns complex consists of nearly level, somewhat poorly drained, sandy soils and urban land. The solis formed m tluck layers of sandy fill material that were placed over low, wet mineral soils to make the areas sUitable for urban use. TIns complex is found throughout the project site. It is common to many areas such as golf courses, subdivIsions, condommmm developments, roadways, busmess or mdustnal areas, reclaimed borrow pits, and other areas filled over but not yet developed. No hydnc soils occur on the property C. Wetlands Dunng field reconnaissance, all of the property was verified as upland by the absence of hydric soils, hydrophytic vegetation asSOCiations, and indicators of wetland hydrologic characteristics. D. Vegetation One listed plant species occurs on the property Large flowered rosemary (Conradina grandiflora) (Table 1). The remainder of site vegetation consists of a mixture of exotic and nuisance trees, landscape plants, and herbaceous, weedy vegetation. The majority of the property is covered by plants typically associated with disturbed sites. Several exotic trees have colonized the southern, eastern, and western portions of the property and are scattered throughout the open field. The northern portion of the property is currently planted with landscape plants. Vegetative communities, defined accordmg to FLUCFCS, are depicted in Figure 3 One general vegetation community, FLUCFCS 193 was identified on site: · Urban Land in transition without posItive mdicators of intended activity. Vegetation includes scattered exotics such as earleaf acacia (Acacia auriculaeformis), Brazilian pepper (Schinus terebinthifolius), and various weedy herbaceous plants and grasses. An area of landscaped vegetation consisting of black ohve (Bucida buceras) and Washington palm (Washingtonia robusta) eXIsts at the southern and northern perimeters of the property A few oaks (Quercus myrtifolia) and scattered sand pines (Pinus clausa) along with exotic and nuisance species occur along the western boundary E. Wildlife 1 ~ Utihzatlon. Wildlife observed on site consisted only of one active gopher tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) burrow (Table I). 5 Table 1 State and Federally-lIsted endangered, threatened, and speCIes of specIal concern observed on the 1.209-acre Quantum Park Parcel 51-D Common Name SCIentific Name Endangered! Threatened! SSC! C! flw1ts Large-flowered rosemary Conradina grandiflora S Reptiles and Amphibians Gopher tortoise Gopherus polyphemus S ! Florida's List of Endangered Species, Threatened Species and Species of Special Concern, Official LIStS. Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, August 1997 TIus document consolidates the state and federal official lIsts of endangered species, threatened species, and other species categorized in some way by the respective jurisdictional agenCIes as menting special protection or consideration. S = State-listed status F = Federally-listed status SSC = Species of special concern (applies to animals) C = Commercially exploited (applies to plants) ,~~l~, J i . ~ "I ,,~ ,J ~' ;, ft: :," '~. ;. ~ ;i ~t: ~,..~,J~.~...., ; ~ f. ~ .,,,. ; 'If'I' ' '" ' '.;~. '" f", .;: "':~ . .. 'L, \' j. l .~ ~. ~ f! I r l:-~ii ~ ~. J f .;;.-!J6~ ,~ " I.. ~...;~~- 'il -~. ,- i ~,."~ ~. ~ "\. .... &~C ~~ j' ' 'J :j ~ itfi J '->1.","" .).i;'}'~ "1'!'- ft :1, 'r t~ .. t- ,. ,it ~<f w 'oi- I .1 I' "( .~l .' ~;," M~ ~..1\.,~_ I~l>' ~' 4,' :; ~ .;;r. ',. .:~ I -"~: ...:1 -'IF ~~ ." t t- :"y~ :-~~ 'f- r.\l&' ;:..~~~ ,~ ~~~ ~~ j '\ J ~--- . J 1 tl,'::,;.b. ->;0"" .. o.c. -tc.- '~~..""~~" -~.l'" N ! Vegetative Commumties Map 1 "=200' FLUCFCS IlI1 l ',bin l.and 10 I ransltion &JtENVIR( tNMI ~ f AI ~ SERVU I.' I'{ JUpltt'f t ,.w. Figure 3 Date: June 1999 Project No EP99048 QlJANTUM PARK LOT 51-D 1 209-ACRE PARCEL B()'r N IUN BEACH, FLORIDA 2. Protected SpecIes. The gopher tortoise IS hsted by the State as a speCIes of specIal concern. IV CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS The disturbed nature of thIs property is mdIcated by the occurrence of fill matenal and exotIC and nuisance vegetatIon across the sIte. Local government ordmances may requIre preservatIon or relocatIon of mdividual native trees and plants. Listed plant speCIes should be relocated or incorporated into any requIred preserve areas. Additionally, m accordance with the Quantum Park Development Order and WIth local government rules, all exotic plant species occurring on the property must be eradIcated. The earleaf acacia and Brazihan pepper which occur on-SIte must be removed dunng the development process. The gopher tortOIse burrow may be left undIsturbed, but would require a 30- to 50-foot radius of buffer surrounding It. A relocatIon or incidental take pemut may be obtained from Flonda Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission If the burrow area is to be developed. A relocatIon permIt would allow for relocation of the tortoise to an approved off-site preserve. 8 REFERENCES U S Department of Agnculture, Soil Conservation ServIce. 1978 SoIl Survey of Palm Beach County Area, Flonda. 95 p. + maps. Flonda Department of TransportatIOn. 1985 Flonda Land Use, Cover & Fonns ClassIficatIon System. Tallahassee, Flonda. 40 p. Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission. 1997 Florida's Endangered SpecIes, Threatened SpecIes and Species of SpeCIal Concern, Official LIsts. Tallahassee, Florida. 22p. 9 PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT LOT 51D - QUANTUM PARK DEVELOPMENT BOYNTON BEACH, PALM BEACH COUNTY FLORIDA PREPARED FOR: G.T. INVESTMENT GROUP, LLC c/o STEPHENS LYNN KLEIN & McNICHOLAS 515 NORTH FLAGLER DRIVE, SUITE 1600 WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33401 PREPARED BY: NODARSE & ASSOCIATES, INC. N&A PROJECT NUMBER W99-E-086 JUNE 4, 1999 LEilA NOOARSE, P.E. Pruident I1KHAn PREII1, P.E. Senior Vice President , DANIEL DUNHAI1, P.E. LAUREL HAll, P.E. SYlVIA JAl1l1Al DANIEL STANfill, P.E. DAVID TWEDEll SANDRA WINKLER Vice Pmidenll MOARSE Ii ASSOCIATES INC Geotechnical Environmental Geotechnics & Materials Engineering June 4, 1999 Project No W99-E-086 I I I G T Investments Group, LLC c/o Stephens Lynn Klein & McNicholas 515 North Flagler Drive, Suite 1600 West Palm Beach, Florida 33401 Attn. Mr Gary Shendall, Esq Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Lot SID - Quantum Park Development Palm Beach County, Florida Dear Mr Shendall. In accordance with your authorization of our May 26, 1999 proposal, Nodarse & Associates,lnc (N&A) has performed a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) of the subject site. A Phase I ESA compnses a number of individual elements whose basic nature and extent are determined in accordance with the standard of care applicable to Phase I ESA's The standard of care is commonly defmed as the care applied by the ordinary practitioner at the time and in the area where the ESA was performed We believe that we have complied with the applicable standard of care Note that our services intentionally dId not include inquires with respect to asbestos, lead paint, radon, methane or wetlands The accompanying report is an instrument of services of N&A. The report summariZes our findings and relates our opinions with respect to the potential for hazardous materials to exist at the site at levels likely to warrant mitigation pursuant to current guidehnes Note that our findings and opinions are based on information that we obtained on given dates, through records review, site review and related activities It is possible that other information eXISts or subsequently has become known, Just as it is possible for condItIons were observed to have changed after our observation. N&A cannot under any circumstances warrant or guarantee that not finding indIcators of hazardous matenals means that hazardous matenals do not exist on the SIte Additional research, including invasive testing, can reduce your risks, but no technIques now commonly employed can eliminate these risks altogether BlJILD () t,~ iJ _; ~~. :i 11 1.__ :'" i--- Inln W"\DTU nO'Hlnn 4VHJ"~ ("'H A WINHR PARI( ~I ORIDA 32789 4077406110 FAX 4077406112 e mad nodarse(@nodarse com G T Investment Group, LLC Project No W99-E-086 Page iI IWoOARSE , _SSGCIATIS INC N&A appreciates the opportunity to provide this site assessment on this project. We look forward to working with you and your organization on future projects Should you have any questions with regard to the information attached, please do not hesitate to contact us Sincerely, NODARSE & ASSOCIATES, INC. o t ) rY (L ~1lt.b~ ~: Bennett Senior Environmental Techrucian David B Twedell Vice President/Principal Scientist DBT/DMB:cah 9~86Ivl.rep,wpd G T Investments Group, LLC Project No W99-E-086 Page 1 ItloARsE C OIIOCIOTEI IIlC 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1 1 Purpose and Scope of Services Nodarse & Associates, Inc (N&A) was requested to conduct a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) for Lot 51D of the Quantum Park development located adjacent to Quantum Boulevard in Palm Beach County, Florida. Authorization to perform the Phase I ESA was provided in the form of a signed agreement dated May 26, 1999 between G T Investments Group, LLC and N&A. The Phase I ESA is designed to make the chent aware of recognized environmental conditions as defined under ASTM 1527-97, which may have an adverse environmental impact upon the subject property This assessment is prepared in conformance with ASTM 1527-97 Any deviations from this procedure are identified within the appropriate sections of the report. The research and reconnaissance portion of the Phase I activities for the subject property consisted of the following elements RESEARCH Review of pertinent and available information regarding possible environmental concerns on or near the subject site, including o National Priorities Listing o Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Information System o Emergency Reporting Notification System o Resource Conservation and Recovery Act o Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Underground Storage Tank (UST) Information Listing o Active Permitted Solid Waste Disposal Sites Listing o FDEP UST Release Listing o Review of selected aerial photographs o Review of selected historical data o Review of selected maps and site diagrams G T Investments Group, LLC Project No W99-E-086 Page 2 ItLOARSE I ASSOCIATEI INC RECONNAISSANCE On-site visual reconnaissance of the property and improvements for indications of possible environmental concerns was conducted, including o structures o potential sources of surface contamination o potential sources of airborne contamination o potential sources of waterborne contamination o tenant activities and general conditions Off-site visual reconnaissance of immediately adjacent properties for indications of possible environmental concerns was conducted, including o structures o potential sources of surface contamination o potential sources of airborne contamination o potential sources of waterborne contamination o general practices and conditions 1 2 Site Location and Description The subject site consists of Lot 510 of the Quantum Park development located adjacent to Quantum Boulevard in Palm Beach County, Florida The subject site lies entirely in Sections 16 and 17, Township 45 South, Range 43 East as referenced on the U S Geological Survey, Lake Worth, Florida quadrangle map A site vicinity map and a copy of the legal description as provided by the client are included in Appendix A. G T Investments Group, LLC Project No W99-E-086 Page 3 ItlOARSE . AsseCIATlS INC 2.0 PHASE I SITE ASSESSMENT ACTIVITIES Field reconnaissance for the Phase I Environmental Site Assessment was performed on June 2, 1999 Access to the subject site and an explanation of the property and facilities to be included in the assessment was provided by Mr Eugene Gerlica of Mock Roos & Associates, Inc 2 1 Regulatory Research Pertinent and available listings of environmental concern on or near the subject site were reviewed pursuant to the requirements in ASTM 1527-97 for evidence of activities which may have an adverse environmental impact on the subject site A summary of our findings is as follows a. National Priorities List (NPL) - The NPL is an mventory of facilities and/or locations with confirmed environmental contamination. These sites fall under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act of 1980 (CERCLA) and the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 (SARA) and are often referred to as "Superfund" sites The NPL is maintained by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and allows them to rank those sites according to the extent of environmental health and safety concerns and schedule them for remedial action. No NPL Sites were listed within one (1) mile of the subject site. b Facility Index Svstem List (FINDS) - The FINDS database is a centralized file of facilities regulated by the major environmental programs within the EP A. The FINDS list is concerned with operations conducted at sites and indicates the potential for environmental problems due to these operations It contains basic facility information such as name, address and the EP A identification number It also "points to" or identifies specific EPA databases which contain environmental informatlOn on a given facility Source identifications are provided to enable locating a specific facilIty record within the EP A database(s) indicated by the FINDS data. There were thirteen (13) FINDS sites listed within three-quarter mile of the subject property These included 1 Applied Polymer Systems, Inc - 2800 High RIdge Road 2 Motorola High Ridge - 3020 High Ridge Road 3 High Ridge Motor Works - 3000 High Ridge Road 4 Publix Supermarket - 5500 Park Ridge Boulevard 5 Gould Plastics - 1580 High Ridge Road G T Investments Group, LLC Project No W99-E-086 Page 4 IVoDARSE . llSSOClllTfS INC 6 Curt G loa,lnc - 1500 North High Ridge Road 7 Waste Management of Palm Beach - 651 Industrial Way 8 Motorola, Inc - 1500 NW 22nd Avenue 9 Sermatech International, Inc - 507 Industrial Way 10 Dry Cleaner Corp - 1899-7 North Congress Avenue 11 EQ Photo - 1725 North Congress Avenue 12 Boynton Beach STP - 551 NW 14th Avenue 13 Kevin Murphy - 1716 SE 1st Street c Comprehensive Environmental Response. Compensation. and Liability Act Index (CERCLIS) - CERCLIS is an identification of those facilities and/or locations that are currently being investigated by the EP A or associated state environmental agencies to ascertain the presence of potential or existing contamination. Preliminary site assessments are normally conducted by either the EP A or the appropriate state environmental agency for all sites included in CERCLIS Many of the sites investigated through CERCLA wIll be placed on NPL for remedial action and will be included in the Sites Enforcement Tracking System (SETS) for identification of potential liability No CERCLIS sites are listed within one (1) mile of the subject site. d Site Enforcement Tracking: System (SETS) - SETS was created by EP A to identify parties with potential financial responsibility for remediation of uncontrolled hazardous waste sites The SETS data includes the potentially responsible person name and address, a company contact person, the date the notice was Issued, and the related CERCLA site name and identification number No facilities listed under the SETS database system were located within one (1) mile of the subject property e RCRA Administration Action Tracking System (RAA TS) - The RAA TS database provides information regarding RCRA (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) violators and the results of any action taken by the EPA against the violator No RCRA violators were listed within one (1) mile of the subject site. f Toxic Release Inventory System (TRIS) - Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (also known as SARA Title III) of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA) of 1986 (Public Law 99- 499) requires EP A to establish an inventory of toxic chemical emissions from certain facilities The purpose of Section 313 is to inform the public of the presence of chemicals in their communities and releases of these chemicals into the community G T Investments Group, LLC Project No W99-E-086 Page 5 ItLoARsE , ASSOCIATIS IlfC The purpose of this reporting requirement is to inform the public and government officials about routine and accidental releases of toxic chemicals to the environment. The reporting requirement applies to owners and operators of facilities that have 10 or more full-time employees, that are in Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes 20 through 39 (i e , manufacturing facilities) and that manufacture (including importing), process or otherwise use a listed toxic chemical in excess of specified threshold quantities There were two (2) reported releases of toxic materials within one-quarter mile of the subject site. These included 1 Motorola, Inc. - 1500 NW 22nd Avenue 2 Sermatech International - 507 Industrial Way Review of database information did not indicate the potential for these sites to have an adverse environmental affect upon the subject property Because of this, we do not consider them to be a potential environmental concern to the subject property at the time of our reconnaissance g Emergency Response Notification System List (ERNS) - The ERNS is a national computer database used to store information on releases of oil and hazardous substances The ERNS list identifies those facilities and/or locations that have been reported to EP A under the ERNS because of the release of potentially hazardous material. The ERNS database is extremely limIted in the locational information provided This database attempts to identify three (3) locations the location of the spill, the location of the discharge organization, and the location of the individual or organization that reported the spill No ERNS sites were reported within the same zip code within one-quarter mile of the subject site. There were no reported releases of oil or hazardous substances within one-quarter mile of the subject property h. Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Index System List (RCRIS) - The RCRIS list reports those facilities and/or locations that are handling, storing or transporting hazardous substances or waste Due to the activitIes relating to the handling of hazardous substances or waste, these sites possess the potential for environmental contamination. Inclusion on RCRIS does not necessarily indicate contamination but rather the potentIal due to the presence and handling of hazardous substances There were no TSD generators listed within one-mile of the subject site. Twelve (12) ReRA small quantities generators were listed within three-quarter mile of the subject site. These included TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NO 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1 1 Purpose and Scope of Services 1 2 Site Location and Description 1 2 2.0 PHASE I SITE ASSESSMENT ACTIVITIES 2 1 Regulatory Research 2.2 Aerial Photograph Review 2 3 Quadrangle Map Review 2.4 Sanborn and R.L. Polk Directories 2 5 Chain of Title Review 2.6 On-Site Reconnaissance 2 7 Off-Site Reconnaissance 3 8 8 9 9 9 11 3.0 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 12 4.0 WARRANTY 13 Appendices Appendix A Site Vicinity Map and Legal Description Appendix B Radius Search Database for ASTM Distances Appendix C Site Photographs G T Investments Group, LLC Project No W99-E-086 Page 6 I~O^RSE , .ssoel.TlS IHe 1 Applied Polymer Systems, Inc - 2800 High Ridge Road 2 Motorola High Ridge - 3020 High Ridge Road 3 High Ridge Motor Works - 3000 High Ridge Road 4 Publix Supermarket - 5500 Park Ridge Boulevard 5 Gould Plastics - 1580 High Ridge Road 6 Curt G Joa, Inc - 1500 North High Ridge Road 7 Waste Management of Palm Beach - 651 Industnal Way 8 Motorola,lnc - 1500 NW 22nd Avenue 9 Sermatech International, Inc - 507 Industnal Way 10 Dry Cleaner Corp - 1899-7 North Congress Avenue 11 EQ Photo - 1725 North Congress Avenue 12 Kevin Murphy - 1716 SE 1st Street Review of database information did not indicate the potential for these facilities to have an adverse environmental affect upon the subject property Because of this and the distance from these facilities to the subject property being in excess of 500 feet, we do not consider them to be a potential environmental concern to the subject property at the time of our reconnaissance i. Florida Sites List (FSL) - The FSL is closely associated with the CERCLIS list and identifies facilities and/or locations that the FDEP has recognized with potential or existing environmental contamination. There were no sites listed on the FSL within one (1) mile of the subject site. j Solid Waste Facilities (SWF) - The SWF List is concerned with the handling of solid waste The presence of a site on this list does not necessarily indicate existing environmental contamination but rather the potential Two (2) SWF sites were listed within one-half mile of the subject site. These included. 1 Safe- T -Med, Inc - 2800 High Ridge Road 2 HES Transport Boynton Beach - East of Interstate 95/North Boynton Canal Review of database information did not indicate the potential for these facihties to have an adverse environmental impact upon the subject property Because of this, we do not consider them to be a potential environmental concern to the subject property at the time of our reconnaissance k. Leaking Underground Storage Tanks (LUST) - The LUST database is concerned with petroleum storage systems and includes facilities and/or locations that have reported the possible release of contaminants There were four (4) reported leaking UST facilities located within one-half mile of the subject site. These included. G T Investments Group, LLC Project No W99-E-086 Page 7 I~DARSE . ASSOCIATIS INC 1 KKF Realty/Maintenance - 2800 through 2900 High Ridge Road 2 Motorola, Inc. - 1500 NW 22nd Avenue 3 Safety Kleen - 5610 Alpha Drive 4 Rainbow City Grocery - 1919 North Seacrest Boulevard Review of database information did not indicate the potential for the leaking underground storage tank activities on these facilities to have potential environmental concern to the subject property Because of this and the distance from these sites to the subject property being in excess of 1,000 feet, we do not consider them to be a potential environmental concern to the subject property at the time of our reconnaissance. Stationary Tank Inventory System List (STn - The Florida Admimstrative Code requires the registration of underground and above-ground stationary petroleum storage tanks Inclusion on this list indicates the presence of stationary petroleum storage tanks and, therefore, the potential for environmental problems There were seven (7) facilities registered as having active petroleum tanks located on- site within one-half mile of the subject property These included. 1 Carmax - 2000 High Ridge Road 2 Publix Supermarket - 5500 Park Ridge Boulevard 3 Waste Management of Palm Beach - 651 Industrial Way 4 Motorola,Inc - 1500 NW 22nd Avenue 5 Snapp Nursery - 550 Industrial Way 6 Safety Kleen - 5610 Alpha Drive 7 Holiday Inn Catalina Center - 1601 North Congress Avenue m. Florida Dry Cleaner Solvent Cleanup Program. The Florida Legislature has established a state-funded program to cleanup properties that are contaminated as a result of the operations of a dry cleaning facility or wholesale supply facility The Dry Cleaner Solvent Cleanup Program database is a listing of all facilities that have applied for this program eligibility There were no facilities located within one-half mile of the subject property which have applied for eligibility under the Dry Cleaner Solvent Cleanup Program. A report of database research can be found in Appendix B G T Investments Group, LLC Project No W99-E-086 Page 8 ItloARsE , IIssocrllTES rNC 2.2 Aerial Photograph Review Aerial photographs for the years 1965, 1968, 1973, 1977, 1984, 1989 and 1993 were obtained from Palm Beach County to check for visual evidence of land use activities that may indicate a potential adverse environmental impact upon the subject property Based upon our review, the following observations are provided 1965 The subject property and surrounding properties appear to be primarily vacant, undeveloped land. Interstate 95 is not evident, however, the railroad is evident to the east. 1968 The subject property is the same 1973 Gateway Boulevard (22nd A venue NW) is now evident under construction. The subject site is still virgin, undeveloped land. 1977 Gateway Boulevard is completed Interstate 95 is now evident to the east. The subject property is the same 1984 High Ridge Road now exists running north to south along the eastern portion of Quantum Park. The subject property remains virgin and undeveloped 1989 The manmade lakes currently located within Quantum Park are now evident as they are in current day configuration. Quantum Boulevard, Quantum Lakes Drive and Park Ridge Road are all evident. The Publix facility located on property to the south is evident. A Florida Power SubstatIOn now exists to the southeast of the site No evidence of development other than the construction of lakes and some roadways adjacent to the subject property The subject property is still wooded and undeveloped. 1993 A series of office buildings are now evident on adjacent property to the west. Subject property remains the same Throughout the aerial photographs history, there was no evidence of structures or improvements noted on the Quantum Park development other than the construction of various manmade lakes as they exist today There were no potential environmental concerns noted with any of the development on surrounding properties or the subject property 2 3 Quadrangle Map Review Review of the Lake Worth, Florida U S Geological Survey Quadrangle Map dated 1945 and photorevised in 1983 (based upon aerial photographs taken in 1942 and 1980) indicates elevation at the subject site ranges from approximately 10 to 40 feet above mean sea level from the western to eastern portion of the property There was no indication of structures or development on the subject property, or potential environmental concerns noted. G T Investments Group, LLC Project No. W99-E-086 Page 9 I~D^RSE S .IIOCI.TII IIlC 24 Sanborn and R.L. Polk Directories Sanborn or R.L Polk directories were not reviewed as part of the assessment. 2 5 Chain of Title Review A Chain-of- Title was not reviewed as part of this report. The aerial photography record was sufficient to establish on-site activities thus not requiring a chain of title review as part of the preparation of this report. 2 6 On-site Reconnaissance An on-site visual reconnaissance of the property and improvements for indications of possible envirorunental concerns was conducted on June 2, 1999 by Denise M Bennett, Senior Envirorunental Technician for N&A. The reconnaissance consisted of systematically traversing the site to provide an overlapping field of view Where possible, photographs were taken to document envirorunental concerns Appendix C contains the photographs taken during the site reconnaissance The following items were included in the on-site reconnaissance 1 a. Property The subject property is an undeveloped lot (51D) of the Quantum Park development located adjacent to Quantum Boulevard in Palm Beach County, Florida A site vicinity map is included in Appendix A b Structures and Improvements The subject property consists of a vacant lot (51D) within the Quantum Office Park development. Generally, there was no indication of development or previous or existing structures on Lot 5ID The lot was covered with various stages of vegetation from dense to sparse in quantity Some minor amounts of debris and other minor uncontrolled dumping was noted Although none of this material constitutes a potential envirorunental concern to the subject property, these materials should be removed and properly disposed of prior to lot development There were no potential envirorunental concerns noted at the time of our reconnaissance G T Investments Group, LLC Project No W99-E-086 Page 10 ItLOARSE f .sseCI.TES INC 2 Potential Sources of Surface Contamination a. The on-site reconnaissance addressed containers, drums, aboveground storage tanks (ASTs), underground storage tanks (UST) , or other storage units containing materials which may pose a potential environmental concern to the subject property At the time of inspection, there was no evidence of buried storage tanks or other storage units present on-site b The on-site reconnaissance addressed dumps, pits, ponds, landfills, borrow pits, or lagoons which may have been used for disposal purposes No dumps, pits, landfills, borrow pits or lagoons were observed on-site. c Transformers No transformers were observed on the subject property d. Surface Stains No surface stains were observed on-site e Stressed Vegetation No stressed (chemically) vegetation was observed on-site 3 Potential Sources of Airborne Contamination At the time of our on-site inspection, no indications of potential airborne contaminants were observed. 4 Potential Sources of Waterborne Contamination At the time of our on-site inspection, no indications of potential waterborne contaminants were observed G T Investments Group, LLC Project No W99-E-086 Page 11 I~DARSE C .SIOCI.TlS INC 2 7 Off-site Reconnaissance Visual reconnaissance of adjacent property and improvements for indications of possible environmental concerns was conducted on June 2, 1999 by Denise M Bennett for N&A. The observations were limited to areas and facilities that were readily visible and were immediately adjacent to the subject property 1 Surrounding Properties North South East West The subject property is bound to the north by Park Ridge Road. The subject property is bound to the south by Florida Power parking lot. The subject property is bound to the east by High Ridge Road. The subject property is bound to the west by undeveloped lots 2 Potential Sources of Surface Contamination No potential sources of surface contamination were observed on the adjacent properties 3 Potential Sources of Airborne Contamination No potential sources of airborne contamination were observed on the adjacent properties 4 Potential Sources of Waterborne Contamination No potential sources of waterborne contamination were observed on the adjacent properties G T Investments Group. LLC Project No W99-E-086 Page 12 ItLoARsE c .ssecr.TIS rllc 3 0 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS We have performed a Phase I ESA in conformance with the scope and limitations of ASTM standard 1527-97 of the subject property as described under Section 1 1 of this report. This assessment has revealed that no evidence of potential environmental concerns exist on-site for the subject property There are properties off-site in the vicinity which contain conditions that are classified as "potential environmental conditions" but these are either at a distance that the subject property will not be affected, and (or) the responsibility for any remedial activity will be with the facility owner or the State of Florida. This survey represents an appropriate inquiry and investIgation of the subject property to determine the existence of contamination based on. o Apparent possible sources of on-site contamination. o Apparent possible neighboring sources of contaminatiOn. o Regulatory information obtained from Federal and State agencies. and o Information regarding previous owners and operators Based upon the information presented in the survey reported above. N&A has the following conclusions and recommendations 1 Review of available federal and state environmental records mdlcate no sigmficant evidence of environmentally suspicious land use at the subject site 2 Review of aerial photographs and topographic maps failed to indicate evidence of environmentally suspicious land activities on the subject site or adjacent properties 3 Reconnaissance of the subject site did not indicate the presence of environmentally suspiciOus activities or potential environmental concerns 4 Based upon the information presented and reported herein. N&A does not recommend any additional environmental site assessment activities at this time This report was prepared in conformance with ASTM Standard 1527-97. and no "recognized environmental conditions" were encountered during the completion of this environmental site assessment. G T Investments Group, LLC Project No W99-E-086 Page 13 lWooARSE C OIIOCIOTII INC 4.0 WARRANTY The field observations and research reported herein are considered sufficient in detail and scope to form a reasonable basis for a general environmental assessment of the subject site N&A warrants that the findings and conclusions contained herein were prepared in accordance with generally accepted environmental assessment methods for the site described in this report. These environmental methods were developed to provide the client with information regarding apparent suspiCiOns of existing and potential adverse environmental conditions relating to the subject property and were necessarily limited to the conditions observed at the time of the site visit and research. The report was also limited to the information available at the time it was prepared. In the event responses requested by N&A from public agencies are provided to N&A following the report, they will be forwarded to the clIent in the form received for evaluation by the client. There is a possibility that there may exist conditions which could not be identified within the scope of the assessment or which were not apparent during the site visit. Generally, information obtained from the public records and from interviews concerning the property is reliable However, N&A cannot warrant or guarantee that information provided to N&A by others is complete or accurate No other warranties are implied or expressed. J ~ -' \ :'::..'---~ F . ....~- ~ -"- ~ .G ,; >- r .. <../ .-----. APPENDICES .. h'- .c I, _..-/ .r i \. \ ~- ~( ~. ! .1 " ..... ''''.<r .). ,-~~:, r ,h!~ <~' i~~~~~~~ift ,.: . ~-'jr/- ,\tA~~,,*;~~j~;;/l, :f ::l~' -';-';~~~;:; ; -: f-2~~ , ~i~~~~~ ~ 'L"~?~"j,,',~>, .,-, ''>,' ~ t;,~t~ ~t:: ~ >:~r J'r:, "''" . -.! c ~. -:--~l". 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'; ii Jt~:..J L--::Jm.:'l"UK~ t;:::--~'-- .- Boynton c;anaI PI(WY"< % Interstatellimited Access US Highway Exit C"__j Environmental FirstSearch 5 Mile Radius Selected FEDERAL STATE SWL UST LUST Sites LOT 510 QUANTUM PARK, LAKE WORTH FL 33462 Soun:e: 1994 U.S. Census TIGER RIetI -$- Target Site . . * fill NPl, SWL or Haz. Waste Identified Site Multiple Sites Receptor Target ZIP Boundary Adjacent ZIP Boundary Railroad Black Rings Represent 1/4 Mile Radii Red Ring Represents 500 ft. Radius + DataMap Technology Corporation Environmental FirstSearcllM Report TARGET PROPERTY LOT 51D QUANTUM PARK LAKE WORTH FL 33462 Job Number- W99E-086 PREPARED FOR: Nodarse and Associates Inc 1030 N Orlando Ave Winter Park Fla. 32789 06-02-99 Tel. (781) 320-3720 Fax. (781) 320-3715 Environmental FirstSearch is a regIstered t:radcnwk ofDataMap Technology Corporation. All rights reserved. Environmental FirstSearch Search Summary Report Target Site: LOT51DQUANTUMPARK LAKE WORm FL 33462 FirstSearch Summary Database Set Updated Radius Site 1/8 1/4 1/2 112> ZIP TOTALS NPL Y 01-19-99 1.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CERCUS Y 01-15-99 0.50 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 RCRA TSD Y 04-27-99 0.50 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 RCRA COR y 04-27-99 1.00 0 0 0 0 I 0 I RCRA GEN y 04-27-99 0.25 0 0 0 - - 0 0 RCRA NLR N 04-27-99 0.25 - - - - - . - ERNS Y 01-22-99 0.25 0 0 0 - . 0 0 NPDES N 06-16-98 0.25 - - . - - - - FINDS N 07-16-98 0.25 - - - - - - . TRIS N 01-20-99 0.25 - - - - - - - ST A IE SITES Y 10-01-97 l.oo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 spnLS-I990 N NA 0.25 - - - - - - - SPILLS-I 980 N NA 0.25 - - - . - - - SWL y 05-01-98 0.50 1 0 0 0 - 0 1 PERMITS N 10-17-97 0.25 - - - - . . . OTHER N 05-01-98 0.25 - - - - - - - REGUST/AST y 11-17-98 0.25 0 0 1 - - 0 1 LEAKING UST y 11-17-98 0.50 0 0 1 1 - 0 2 ACTIVE PWS N NA 0.50 - - - - - - - AQUIFERS N NA 0.50 - - - - - - - ACEC N NA 0.50 - - - - - - - WETLANDS N NA 0.50 - - - - - - - FLOODPLAINS N NA 0.50 - - - - - - - -TOTALS- 1 0 2 1 1 0 5 Notice of Disclaimer Due to the limitations, OODStraints, ioaccuraci.es IIId incompleteness of gowmmeDl information IIId <XlIIlpUkr mapping data currently available to DataMap Technology Corp" certain eonventioos have been utilized in prepuing the \oc:atioos of all federal, state md local agency sites residing in DataMap Technology Corp. 's databases. All EP A NFL IIId state landfill sites lie depicted by a m:tangle approximating their \oc:ation and size. The bouDdaries of the rectangIcs reprc:scnt the eastern and western most longitudes; the DOrthan and southern most latitudes. As such, the mapped areas may exceed the actual areas and do DOt represent the adual bouodaries of these properties. All other sites lie depicted by a point representing their approximate address location md IIIIh no attempt to represent the actual areas of the associated property Actual boundaries and locations of individual properties can be found in the tiles residing at the agency respoosible for such information. Waiver of Liability Although DataMap Technology Corp. uses its best efforts to research the actual location of each site. DataMap Technology Corp. does DOt md can not warrant the accuracy of these sites with regard to exact location and size. AU authorized usecs of DataMap Technology Corp. 's services prooeeding are signifying an undcrslanding ofDataMap Technology Corp.'s searclJing and IIIllppins oonventions, and agree to waive any and all liability claims associated with search and map results showins incamplc:te and or inaccurate site locations. ~nvironmental FirstSearch Site Information Report Request Date: 06-02-99 Requestor Name: DMB Standard: ASTM Search Type: COORD Job Number: W99E-086 FILTERED REPORT Target Address: LOT SID QUANTUM PARK LAKE WORm FL 33462 Demographics Sites: 5 Recepton: 0 Population: NA Radon: NA Site Location De2ree5 (Decimal) De2I"eeS (MinlSed UTMs Longitude: Latitude: -80075416 -80'4.31 Easting: Northing: 592106.25 2935783 757 26.54 II 66 26.32:28 Zone: 17 Comment I Comment: Adjacent ZIP Codes: 0.00 Mile(s) Topo Map Boundaries: 0.00 Mile(s) ZIP Code City Name Sf DlstJDlr Set Quadrant Name DlstJDir Set Additional Requests l!.nvironmental FirstSearch Sites Summary Report TARGET SITE. LOT SID QUANTUM PARK LAKE WORTH FL 33462 JOB: W99E-086 TOTAL: 5 GEOCODED: 5 NON GEOCODED: 0 SELECfED: 0 ID DB Type Site Name/IDlStatus Address DistIDir Map ID RCRACOR SAFElY KLEEN CORP 3~7~1 QUANIUM lND PARK #46B 0.59 SW FLD984167191fl'SD BOYNTON BEACH FL 33435 2 SWL lIES TRANSPORT BOYNTON BEACH SLOOCM EAST OF 1-9SJN. BOYNTON CANAL 0.00- 2 SOSOPS01831I BOYNlON BEACH FL 33437 3 UST BOYNlON BCH,CITY 551 NW 14nIAVE 0.13 SE 3 S08841302IQ.OSED BOYNTON BEACH FL 33425 4 LUST lCKF REALTY I MAINTENANCE WAREHOUSE 2800-2900 HIGH RIDGE RD 0.17NE 4 509501939 BOYNTON BEACH FL 33426 5 LUST SAFElY -KLEEN CORP 5610 ALPHA DR 0.46 SW 5 509300099 BOYNTON BEACH FL 33426 ~OZ ....m"Q , , , ~;:QOZ <"'lIOm"Q ~~r- >O(/) ....c.f gm(/) ~a zm::a~ (/)::aZQ , , f . m::a::a ::a00 ~~~ 01 Ze:) !U~ 0101...."" -...;oZ , . . 01-1"" ~;o- =:Jli_Z .- -I 01 a &;m 011 en ; en "Qr-ClD 3:",,0 o.v~~ ~mz- ::aat: i:""g, =ii=0I -&;O S~&;5 , " 'r-c "Qc(/) ~m.... 0-1 .j m ;:Q (/) ""~> "QmO , , "" ' > 6~o o!!Jm a~o "Qz ~c z(/) en ... ~ GO !II N , "" -------------- ---- --- Cr:J 0 UJ_ g~; o~~ ~7~ ~ e ~ (')::r:; ~"'tl 2: ~ fl 0 .....lg ~ ~ w ~ Cr:J ~ ... e ... ...; Q ~ en ~ \0 c-n ~ ... Ut ... ... ---------.----- Cr:Jo ~ ~ -""l ~~S Z;I:' Cr:J > ~ ~~~ (') 2: ;I: ~ ~ ~ .... .... Q\ e A 0\ c-n ~ Ut ... 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LOT SID QUANTUM PARK LAKE WORTH FL 33462 JOB: W99E-086 RCRA COR SITE SEARCH ID: I DISTIDIR: 0.59 SW MAP ID: 1 NAME: SAFElY KLEEN CORP 3~-O1 REV: ADDRESS: QUANnJM!NO PARK I#46B ml: FLD984167791 BOYNTON BEACH FL 60123 ID2: PALM BEACH STATUS: TSD CONTACl": JOE HARTLINE PHONE: 4044386055 INSTRUMENTS: SrATUE: OPERATING PERMIT RCRA 3004(u) OR EQUlV ALENT EFFEcrIVE DATE: 29-ocT-91 ISSUE DATE: 29-ocT-91 REVOKE DATE: PROGRAM: AGENCY CODE: E EVENT DATE STATUS CA22S 03-31-92 NR CA07S 01-21-92 LO CAOSO 09-17-90 Site Details Page - 1 nnvironmental FirstSearch Site DetaU Report TARGET SITE: LOT SID QUANTUM PARK LAKE WORTII FL 33462 JOB: W99E-086 SOLID WASTE LANDFILL SITE SEARCH 10: 2 DIST/DIR: 0.00- MAP 10: 2 NAME: HES lRANSPORT BOYNTON BEACH SLDGCM REV: 03~5198 ADDRESS: EAST OF 1-951N. BOYNTON CANAL IDl: SOSOPS0183 BOYNTON BEACH FL 33437 ID2: SOSO- 57824 SrATUS: I CONTACI' PHONE: ASSIGN TYPE: DATE: LINER: BOH ACRES: DEQE ACRES: CLOSE: TPY CUR: TPYCUR+l: TPY CUR+2: PID HO ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 1261 BOYNTON BEACH FL 33435 TYPE: CONTACI' lIES CORP PHONE: 561-737 3718 OPERATOR: TYPE: CONTACI' PHONE: Site Details Page - 2 Environmental F;rstSearch Site Detail Report TARGET SITE: LOT SID QUANfUM PARK LAKE WORm FL 33462 JOB: W99E-086 REGISTERED UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS SEARCH ID: 3 NAME: BOYNTON BCH.CITY ADDRESS: 551 NW 141HAVE BOYNTON BEACH FL 33425 PALM BEACH CONTACT BOYNTON BCH,CITY TOTAL NUMBER OF TANKS: TANK OWNER INFORMATION RELATED PARTY m: RELATED PARTY NAME.: RELATED PARTY CONTACT: RELATED PARTY ADDRESS: RELATED PARTY TELEPHONE: TYPE OF FAcn.ITY FACILITY SCORE FACILITY RANK TANK NUMBER: TANK STATUS: TANK STATUS DATE: TANK TYPE: NUMBER OF COMPARTMENTS: CONTENTS: DATE INSTALLED: CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL: CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL: PIPING TYPE: PIPING TYPE: PIPING TYPE: TANK MONITORING DEVICES: DISTIDIR: o 13 SE MAP ID: 3 REV: ml: m2: STATUS: PHONE: 11/17198 50884 1302 CLOSED 4073756421 2538 BOYNTON BCH CITY % BIlL DEBECIC JOHN REYNOlDS POBOX 310 BOYNTON BEACH FL 33425 4071387474 LOCAL GONVERNMENT 91452 REMOVED 1131194 TANK ABOVEGROUND I DIESEL-EMERGENCY GENERATOR 2000 GAllONS 7/1/88 STEEL Other DER approved secondary containment system Pressurized Piping SystaD Steel Or Galvanized Metal AbovegI'OlDld. No Contact With Soil None Site Details Page - 3 Environmental FirstSearch Site Detail Report TARGET SITE. LOT SID QUANTUM PARK LAKE WORTII FL 33462 JOB: W99E-086 SEARCH ID: 4 LEAKING UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS DIST/DIR: o I7NE MAP ID: 4 NAME: KKF REALTY I MAINTENANCE WAREHOUSE ADDRESS: 2800-2900 HIGH RIDGE RD BOYNTON BEACH FL REV: 101: 102: STATUS: PHONE: 11117198 509501939 CONTAct DISCHARGE INFORMATION DISCHARGE 10: DATE OF DISCHARGE: DATE OF INSPEcrION: CURRENT WORK STATUS: DISCHARGE INFORMATION SOURCE: LEAD AGENCY DISCHARGE DATE: SUBSTANCE DISCHARGED: AMOUNT DISCHARGED: CLEANUP STATUS: CLEANUP REQUIRED: SCORE: SCORE DATE: SOn. AFFEctED! N SURFACE WATER AFFEctED? N GROUNDWATER AFFEctED! Y NUMBER OF DRINKING WELLS AFFECTED: 0 MONITORWEL~? Y TANK INFORMATION TANK NUMBER: TANK STATUS: TANK STATUS DATE: TANK TYPE: NUMBER OF COMPARTMENTS: CONTENTS: DATE INSTALLED: 15484 2/18192 INACTIVE DlSCHARGENOTIFICATION LOCAL PROGRAM 2/181'92 Unleaded Gas REMEDIAL ACTION CLEANUP ACl1VITY IN PROGRESS NEW CLEANUP REQUIRED GALLONS Site Details Page - -4 ~nvironmental FirstSearch Site DetaU Report TARGET SITE: LOT 510 QUANTUM PARK LAKE WORlHFL 33462 JOB: W99E-086 LEAKING UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS SEARCH ID: 5 NAME: SAFETY -KLEEN CORP ADDRESS: 5610 ALPHA DR BOYNTON BEACH FL 33426 CONTACT: DISCHARGE INFORMATION DISCHARGE m: DATE OF DISCHARGE: DATE OF INSPEcrION: CURRENT WORK STATUS: DISCHARGE INFORMATION SOURCE: LEAD AGENCY DISCHARGE DATE: SUBSTANCE DISCHARGED: AMOUNT DISCHARGED: CLEANUP STATIJS: CLEANUP REQUIRED: SCORE: SCORE DATE: SOIL AFFECTED! Y SURFACE WATER AFFECTED! N GROUNDWATER AFFECTED! N NUMBER OF DRINKING WELLS AFFECTED: 0 MONITOR WELLS! N TANK INFORMATION TANK NUMBER: TANKSTATIJS: TANKSTATIJSDATE: TANK TYPE: NUMBER OF COMPARTMENTS: CONTENTS: DATE INSTALLED: TANK NUMBER: TANK STATUS: TANKSTATIJS DATE: TANK TYPE: NUMBER OF COMPARTMENTS: CONTENTS: DATE INSTALLED: TANK NUMBER: TANK STATIJS: TANK STATIJS DATE: TANK TYPE: DISTIDIR: 0.46 SW REV: ml: IDl: STATUS: PHONE: 48496 3/1/97 3/18191 ACTIVE EMERGENCY RESPONSE REPORT DIS1RICT 3/1/97 Other REPORT OF DISCHARGE RECEIVED NEW CLEANUP REQUIRED 89652 IN SERVICE TANK. ABOVEGROUND ) HAZAROOUS SUBSTANCE 20000 GAllONS 1/1/91 )59)01 IN SERVICE 1/)/91 TANK. ABOVEGROUND 1 HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE 15000 GAlLONS 1/1/91 159102 IN SERVICE 1/1/91 TANK. ABOVEGROUND MAP ID: 5 11/11/98 509300099 - Contilllled Oil IU!Xt page - Site Details Page - 5 b'nvironmental FirstSearch Site Detail Report TARGET SITE: LOT SID QUANTUM PARK LAKE WORTII FL 33462 JOB: W99E-086 LEAKING UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS SEARCH ID: S DISTIDIR: o 46 SW MAP ID: S NAME: SAFETY -KLEEN CORP REV: 11/17198 ADDRESS: 5610 ALPHA DR ml: 509300099 BOYNTON BEACH FL 33426 mz: STATUS: CONTACT PHONE: NUMBER OF COMPARTMENTS: 1 CONTENTS: HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE SOOO GAllONS DATE INSTALLED: 1/1191 TANK NUMBER: 159103 TANK STATUS: IN SERVICE TANK STATUS DATE: 1/1191 TANK TYPE: TANK ABOVEGROUND NUMBER OF COMPARTMENTS: 1 CONTENTS: W AS'IE OIL 20000 GAllONS DATE INSTALLED: 1/1191 Site Details Page - 6 nnvironmental FirstSearch Site DetaU Report TARGET SITE: LOT SID QUANTUM PARK LAKE WORm FL 33462 No sites were selected! JOB: W99E-086 Selected Site Details Page - 1 nnvironmental FirstSearch Street Name Reportfor Streets within .25 Mile(s) of Target Property TARGET SITE: LOT 510 QUANTUM PARK LAKE WORTII FL 33462 JOB. W99E-086 Street Name DistIDir Street Name DistJDir 14TI1 CT 15TI1 AVE 16TI1AVE 5TI1 ST mGH RIDGE ROAD 1- 95 NW 13TI1 AVE NW 7TII ST NW INDUSTRIAL AVE 0.25 SE 0.23 NE 0.25 NE 0.22 NE o 02 -E 0.16 SE 0.25 SE 0.20 SW 0.24 SW ,: /' / " .,.;:' , ;f ~- >,' h,. f I~ ~y , J ..1 ~ ./ '"E :=~, \, " {.....- 1- ,. -""r '. >- ~...<. J"~ V -,.. ~.\ APPENDIX C ,. / " -J~ - ... " \. ;' J ,. .k - .., I' .{. -i j "70~;:~CE7OTOG~i:~ }~~t,:~t.:~~~ f/l(' ~-':. ....;i~. .,~.~" ;-. : ---- "',\ .:/ .~ ,l.-r f: i. ;- '/ !, ;- , \ / - " ~ / ,. , - r r ~ i,. \. /.' '; -', ~-": J',p ,"\ " ~ .,. ')0 r-...... " '\ \ 'J ^ ,,- I....~ "- J ;<. f; -! l '{ "!-". ~ }. c;. , ~ '! '" 'I' \, ... ~_. :;.r-. 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(561) 798-9981 Fax: (561) 795-9408 www.mIllerlegg.com Gevas North Amencan Headquarters MLA Project No. 99026 August 2, 1999 RESPONSES AND DISPOSITION OF WRITTEN COMMENTS BY THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH IN A TRC REVIEW DATED JULY 16, 1999 We have mcorporated all your comments mto the plans assocIated wIth thIS submIttal. The followmg are offered to c1anfy the mtent of the plans (lIsted by Comment Number) 2. The ApplIcant WIll pay the CapacIty ReservatIon Fee as called for 3 A well WIll be used for ImgatlOn water No connectIon to CIty water WIll be made for ImgatlOn. 4 Acknowledged. 5 Acknowledged. 6 The clIent has stated that the manufactunng process does not generate a waste stream. 7 A fire flow test wIll be requested. We acknowledge that roads and hydrants wIll be m place before any constructIon above grade. II A General Note has been added to Sheet C-2 of 6 statmg that "All stnpmg, sIgnage and markmgs shall conform to CIty Standard Drawmg B-98001 12 We have deleted "proposed future parkmg" on Sheets C-l and C-3 13 An accessible route has been provIded. 14 A 5' WIde SIdewalk has been provIded. 15 The requested note has been added. 16 The requested engmeer's certIficatIon has been added to Sheet C-l 17 General Note #2 has been changed to read "The CIty of Boynton Beach" 18 The trench dram detaIl has been added. 19 The type "D" curb has been added. 21 A header curb has been added. P AF:pafE. 1999\99026-Gevas North American Headquarters\res08021999 wpd PIERCE ARCHITECTURAL GROUP} PA ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN SPACE PLANNING RE Gevas North American Headquarters Responses to first review comments, New Site Plan, by the City of Boyton Beach, Planning and Zoning Department TRC Meeting, August 3,1999 8 Signs have been moved See SP-1 9 Tow away zone" has been removed from the sign, and "up to $25000" has been changed to "$250 00" See SP-2 10 Sidewalk has been increased from 4'-0" to 6'-0" See SP-1 13 An accessible route has been provided See SP-1 14 A 5 -0" sidewalk has been provided See SP-1 15 Note has been added See general note #5, SP-1 20 Ingress/egress arrows have been provided See SP-1 22 Note and symbol has been added to the plan See SP-1, A-1 23 Path has been added to the site plan See SP-1 24 Floor elevation and minimum flood requirements have been added to plans See SP-1, site plan and SP-1 project data 25 Sign is part of the building elevation See A-2, A-3 No additional signage will be used See 2/SP-1 for sign calculations and site plan for locations 26 Occupancy terminology has been changed See 3/SP-1 27 Site lighting note has been added to the general notes See note #7 29 The labeling on the plan has been changed See A-1 30 All four side setbacks have been identified 32. Measurements are being taken to relocate protected species from the site 33 Acknowledged 300 Northeast 3rd Avenue. Suite 300. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 (954) 763-4668 34 Acknowledged 35 Acknowledged 36 -see 3/SP-1 -see 4/SP-1, general note #10 -has been relocated -bearing and distances have been added -setbacks have been added -accessible pedestrian access has been added -request advice from city staff -screening will be provided in the form of a hedge 37 See 3/sp-1 for all comments 38 -see 3/SP-1 -see 4/sp-1 general note #8 39 See attached renderings d ENGINEERS SURVEYOR, & MAPPERS PLANNERS LA"DSCAPE ARCH GIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONALS .&1I1-1J.811fG Corporate Office' (1985040) N4306rt_h70DoOoUQlaS Road Suite 200 Pembroke Pines, FL 33024 3200 IY' ....~Il! Fa" (954)436-8664 www.m""",egg com August 2, 1999 ~ & ASSOCIATES INC Mr Michael Rumpf Planning and Zoning City of Boynton Beach 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd. POBox 310 Boynton Beach FL 33425-0310 Re. Gevas North American Headquarters Planning and Zoning Department File No NWSP99-017 MLA Project No. 99026 Dear Mr Rumpf Pursuant to the first review comments dated July 16, 1999 for the above referenced project, we are responding to each of the landscape-related comments as they have been addressed on the revised plans. Utilities 3 Note #29 on Sheet LND-1 has been added to restrict the use of potable water for irrigation per Comp Plan Policy 3C 34 EnQineerinQ 12, Proposed future parking labels and spaces have been removed from Sheet LNP-1 F orester/Envi ronmentalist 31 The note under the Landscape Requirements Chart indicates that the 23 trees proposed for removal will be replaced with 1 Mahogany 8 Washington Palms and 14 Royal Palms, totaling 23 replacement trees. 32. See the attached environmental assessment report by Environmental Services, Inc. dated June, 1999 for a description of the site s flora and fauna. PlanninQ and ZoninQ 40 . References to the future parking area have been removed from the landscape plan. . Size and location of required landscape buffers have been labeled on Sheet LNP-1 . Proposed fire hydrants are now shown on Sheet LNP-1 . Note #29 on Sheet LND-1 has been added to indicate that a pump and well will be the source of irrigation water . A calculation for the required parking lot landscape area has been provided below the Landscape Requirements Chart on Sheet LNP 1 . Note number 4 on Sheet LND-1 has been changed to restrict the use of native Cypress mulch. . The scale of the planting plan has been decreased from 1/16" = 1 -0" to 1 = 20' to match the site plan. . Sheet LNP-1 shows a proposed hedge to buffer both sides of the loading area. Should you have any questions regarding our responses please contact me at your earliest convenience. Sincerely /~~/- ~~ t ~c., Michael E. Haaf Registered Landscape Architect MEH/csl V'\Twp-Rng-Sec\45-43-20\99026\DOCS\CORRES\LETTERS\9MRumpf802,doc Offices Located In: Pembroke Pines, FL (954) 436-7000 Wellington, FL (561) 798-9981 Orlando, FL (407) 926-4122 i PRFLIMINARY ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESS~ENT I i I 1 j I 0E n~i1393 14 It .. ~. ~ "- (0 .... -0 r'l) ~. .. '" c: - o >< .<: '" ll- lL ~::4-'E':4-'Jl FIEF -:E ?4F'CHITE,:TUF?4L- QUANTUM PARK LOT 51-D 1.209-ACRE PARCEL BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 1999 For G T Investment Group LLC 1181 South Rogers Ctrcle Boca Raton, Flonda 33487 ENVIRON1\fENT AL SERVICES, INC. 1001 North {J '\ HIghway One, SuIte 304 Jupit~r, Florida 33477 ('61) 743-5141 F.1'?'Xl41 F'?4'3E 01 14 It I i \ I t I PRELIMINARY ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSME~T QUANTUM PARK LOT Sl-D ! 1.209-ACRE PARCEL BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA DE: 8= 13'33 354'E:=4"'" l F rEF =:E riFU--lITE(TUFriL PH'3E 0= I. INTROOlJCTION An Envmmmental ServIces fne biologist conducted a Prelimmary Envlfonnl~ntal Assessment of Lot 51-0 Quantum Park on 15 June 1999 to map blOtic commuOlty types ~d to determine the presence ot dn' srt:~le" or habttats hstcd as protected by federal. state. or loc 1 agencies The surve\. was authl.rllcd ~, \'tr Eduardo Sordo The property comprIses 1.209 ac es and IS located on Park Ridge Houle, ani "outh of Gate\"ay Boulevard, Range 43 Township 4 , Section 31 10 Boynton Beach P'llm Beach Count\ Flonda (FIgure 1) Results of thIS Itvesttgatton and recommendatJPI1" for permittmg are presented in this report. II MFTHOD~ A f urrent stte Conditions and Use I Pre<;ent-dav development and other indIcations of land use on the propei~~ were identified dun ng IlL It! fl.::Cnnnatssance and from 1995 aenal plwtographs (1"=20q scale) obtamed from P:dm Ht"nLh ( ountv Propert'\ Appraiser's Office ! I B. Soils I ~Jte ,oJ! types were determmed by review of Snil C;urvev of Palm Beabh County 4 rea. Florida n 'IDA '-\oil Consen adon ServIce 1978) and b) obs~atlOn of 5011 characten,lJ(''-; on the propcm I I c Wetlands Wetland protechon IS mandated under both federal and state regU1atlonsJ, The U" Ann) Corp.;: ot f:'ngmeerc,; (CE) regulate~; actIvities In Waters of the United Sates pursuant to T'he ( le'lI1 \\ ater <\ct (PL 92- ~oo Sectlon 404) as further defined m t e CE regulatory progralll (") 1 l. FR 320-330 I The 5tate of Flonda Department or Environmental ProtectIon (DEP I has establIshed wetland IdenuficattOn and pemlltt~ng processes at Chapter, h'" - ") 10 62.140 and 0] - ') 1 2 of the Flonda Admmistrative Code (F AC) Current federal <lt1d --1,111;. \\etland defimtJOlb are derived from the ongmal definitIOn fOlUld In 33 eFR rx ') Identd'Vlng wetlands as "those areas that are mundated,! or saturated by surface "\r grmmd water at a frequ,'ncy and duration suffiCient to SUPPOf and that under n0n11al '- nCllm<;1anccs do support l prevalence of vegetatIOn typically a apted for hfe m saturated Sl'.I1 umdttlOns." Del1nt'ation of federally regulated jurisdict nal wetlands is dett::rrlllTl\;'d tn the ( orps of Engineers Wetlands Delineation .\lanua/ (1 J AF WateTWays I I ~/".I.- l\ " 08 [1: 1393 I I I I I Expt.'TIment SlaMn EnvIronmental Laboratory 1987) Delineation ~f J tlands re~lated b\ DFf' and <";outh FJonda \Vater Management Dlstnct (SFW1v1D) IS d~ne accordmg to Chapter h2- ~40 F <\C DehncatlOn of the Landward Extent of Wetlattds and Surface Water,; rhl- J.]ondu Wetland, Delineation Manual (Gtlbert et al 1995) ~erves as a gUide to ChCJptL'r 62- ~40 ' The paRd \\a~ c\ aluated for the occurrence of any state (DEP and SF~D) and federal ((F) llln<;dlctlOnal wetlands usmg aenal photograph 1J\terpretatlOn jand sOli survc\ I D "egetation ! A blOlng"t cnnducted comprcben,ive pedestrian transects across the s~ to map bIotIC comnlUnlly houndarles and to detect any presence of protected vegetatt:::,' (hsted species. communitic~. or speCImen trees) as detined in the Development Orde~, Ordmance No 84-51 (}rdll1ance of the Ctty of Boynton Reach, ~ectlOn 6 Biotic com~nity boundane" were ddlnc.:.d utilizIng FlOrIda l.and Use. Cover and Forms ClasSf.-fication System (F1 t I( I ( ~ , (" londa Department of TransportatlOn 1985) based on types and extent or lack pi plant "peele,> All observ,ltlons were recorded m the field on ~ 1995 (l"=200' s<::alc) <lenal photograph of the property The locatIOn of any plant ~pecies ftsted on Florida rndanifered ~ecie,- Threatened Species and ,species of fpecial Concern Otfhialln{\ (\\-ood 19<)7) were mapped. - reVle\', 14 it '354'E:4' F IEF"_:E ,-P,::HITE(:TUFHL FAl3E rr E. \\ tldhfe I EVIdence of wlldhfe utilIzatIOn of the property was recorded during fie11 reconnaissance of the pllfl.T! WIth specIal emphaSIS to determme 10catlOlls of any stat;J' or federal listed wildlife '>peele..; on !~e Florida Endangered Species Threatened ~pecie'i and f)pecies of )peua/ ( on em OffICIal Li..t~ (\\ood 1(97) III RFMJL r~ A. Current Site Conditions a~d Use I I Tht~ parcel I s currently undevelopt:d open land bordered by roadways 0 the north and east a \ l,:'hICk: path along the we~km boundary vacant land to the west, and commercial development to tht east. The entIre sIte has heen filled, ",te topograph is relatively flat to genthlnpt.'d (FIgure I) The Sl'e supports a mixture oflandscape an exottc/nulsancc pla,m cr 'vcr B. ~oils ~ojJ 1\ r~ h.l\L hcen mapped on the Quantum Park property (Figure 2) POO1elIo fine sand 3 L oc O~ 1333 14 it I I I ! fhe current SOIl IS fill matenal very similar to the sOlI classified as Atents-Urban land comple:\ In the ~0li ~urvev of Palm Beach County Flonda. This co~plex conSIsts of neaTh In el 'j0mewhat poorly dramed, sandy sOils and urban land. Tht sOlis fonned In thick In\ ~r" ot sand, fill matenal that were placed over low, wet mmetal SOlis to make J I the areas ,u tahle for urban USt~ ThIS complex IS found tluoughout the rroJect site It IS common to man} areas such as golf courses, suhdivislOns, condommlU~ developments road,,, a hU:'iIne<;s or mdustnal areas, reclaimed borrow pits, and other\areas filled over but not \ l:t developed ' I I \ I I 354 'E:: 4 -, 1 F IEF'I=:E HF"=:HITECTUF,-L FAI::iE 04 No hyd1'1l.- snlls occur on the property c Wetlands I Durmg field reconnaissance, all of the property was verIfied as upland ~y the absence of h" dnc "01 h h, drophvtic vegetatIOn associations, and mdlcators of we~land hydrologiC charact~~nstlc" I i I I One ltsted plant <;pec1es occurs on the property Large flowered rose+ary {Conradinu granditl(Jral (Tahle I) The remaInder of site vegetatiOn consists of a ~lxture of exotll. and nUl:,>ancl.- tTee<; landscape plan s. and herbaceous, weedy vegetationlThe maJontv of the pn1pdl\ I" \:overed bv plants t.). picallv aSSOCIated wIth dIsturbed, site . ~everal exotIc trees hu"'- Lo!onlzed the southern. eastern, and western portIOns of the roperty and arc scatter~d tht'Oughout the open tield The northern portIon of the pro rty IS currentl) planted \\Ith landscape plants Vegetattve communities, defined accord..Jr, g to FLUCFCS are depicted In Figure 1 ' One gennal \ egetauon commUnIt, FLUCFCS I Q3 was IdentIfied on S1t~: · 1 rh~!lLE!nd III tral)~ItIQn WIthout Doslt1ve mdicators of intended a~tivitY' \ Cgl tatlon mcludes scartered exotics such as earlcaf !acacia (Acacia I 111m ulat: tonms) Bra7.1 han pepper (Schinus terebinth~folius), a1' . various weed, lll'rbaceous plants and gra!<5es. An area of landscaped vegetati m consi..ting of hbd nhve (Bucida bucerw) and Washington palm (WashinRtoni robusta) eXIsts 'It th.... 50uthem and northern perimeters of the property A fe oak.s (Quercus tnl'rl fhlta) and scattered sand pines (Pinu" clau.m) along WIth exqtlc and nuisance 'I~C:ClC~-; oc\:ur along the \\escem boundarv ' i I '"' ildhfe I I ~ Utilization Vnldlife observed on site consIsted 04y of one active ~(\pher tortoise (Gopherus pulvphemus) burrow (Table I) I I I I 1 o \' egetatIon E. 5 / A 0G O~ 1993 14 It 354 't:= 4 "-'1 F IEF"=:E i-1F"=:HITE'=TUFi-1L F'i-1'jE 05 I Table I State and Federalh -listed endangered, threatened, and speCIes of spec).l concern observed on thie' I :-09-a<:re Quantum Park Parcel 51-D I SClenufic Name Endangered' Threatened' sse cl ~ ~------~_._--._--------_._- \ lommon NanlL flmus Large-flowered ro...emarv Conradma grandiflora C;; R~tiles and AmphIbians Gopher torto! Sc , S i I 1 FlorIda's r I<;t nfTndangered '\pecIes, TIueatened SpecIes and ~pecles ofSpecl~l Concern, OfficIal LISb I, londa Game and Fresh Vv ater Fish CommIsSIOn, August 1997 !ThIS document consohdate-; tht '-tate Clod federal offiCIal lists of endangered speCies, threatened bpecies, and other specIe" catcgonzed In some way by the respective Junsdictional agencIes ~s mentmg special protectlull L.'r consideration. ! I I ; I Gopherus polyphemus S = State-hsted status F = Federally-h<;ted status <;St = Specle<; of specIal concern (appltes to anImals) C = Commercially nplolted (apphes to plants) L ,I ) v1~.J ...... 03, t~-=- 1999 14 it 354'E=4' F IEF"=:E i-1F,,='I-H TE = TUFi--iL Fi-113E F1E I -) Protected SpecIes The gopher tortOise IS lIsted by the St~te as a species of spec tal concern. IV CONCLU~ION~ AND RECOMMENDATIONS I The disturhed n'ltuTe of thl" property 1'-' mdlcated b) the occurrence of fill matedal and exotic and i nUIsance "eget.:I1H)t) .Kross the site I I Local government ordmance.. mav reqUIre preservatIOn or relocatIOn of mdlv~dual native tree~ and plants [,,>Ied plam species 'ihould be relocated or mcorporated mto an} r:quired preserve areas Addltlpnalh in accordance Wlth the Quantum Park Development Ord~r and W1th local government n:k-; !111 lO'''.ntlc plant specIes occumng on the propertv must be lcradtcatcd The earleafacaua "md Bra71han pepper WhICh occur on-SIte must be removed dunn~the development process_ I i The gopher t011nl<;(~ hurrO\\ mav be left undisturbed, but would reqUIre a 30- totl50-root radIUs of buffer surroundl!1g It A relocatiOn or inCIdental take pennlt may be obtamed fT m Flonda Game and Fresh \\atl'r FIsh Comml~S10n If the burrow area IS to be developed A elocation penmt wuuld all 0 v.. fl,r rel,KatJ()t1 of the tortOlse to an approved off-SIte preserve. I , r_ L 'l :~\1~ i i I I ! I ~--- 8 MILLER, LEGG & ASSOCIATES, INC. 1300 Corporate Center Way, Suite 201 Wellington, Florida 33414 Tel. (561) 798-9981 Fax: (561) 795-9408 www.millerlegg.com GEV AS NORTH AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS AT QUANTUM PARK, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA DRAINAGE STATMENT June 24, 1999 The proposed plan for development of parcel 5l-D at the Quantum Park has been evaluated for the purposes of accommodatmg the storm water runoff generated over the approXImate 1.21 acre sIte wIthm the establIshed cntena of the Lake Worth Dramage DIstnct, South Flonda Water Management DIstnct and Palm Beach County The project lIes wIthm the boundanes ofthe C-16 Canal Basm. The project borders HIgh RIdge Road and Park RIdge Boulevard. It currently has a master storm water permIt for the entIre sIte and a permItted dIscharge system to the C-16 Canal VIa the L.W.D.D E-4 Canal. It will contmue to have legal posItIve outfall to the C-16 Canal subject to establIshed SFWMD cntena. The eXIstmg topographIc features will be slIghtly altered to promote collectIon and dIscharge of surface water northwesterly mto a stub out whIch currently connects to the eXIstmg permItted dramage system of the Quantum Park Surface Water Plan. The proposed posItIve dramage plan IS m conformance wIth SFWMD PermIt No 50-0l503-S The project's proposed storm water management system IS capable of adequately accommodatmg a lO-year, 3-day desIgn storm event through proposed runoff storage and dIscharge facilItIes. The SIte dramage system IS capable of protectmg the eXIstmg and proposed buildmgs from floodmg dunng a 100-year storm event and the penmeter of the SIte IS capable ofbemg bermed to prevent off-SIte dIscharge from a 25- year, 72-hour storm event. 9_ <:.~<(A~ Date Denms Thumas, P.E. Flonda RegIstratIon No 23934 \\Server'.projects\1999\99026-Gevas American Headquarters\drnstmt06241999 wpd. MILLER, LEGG & ASSOCIATES, INC. 1300 Corporate Center Way, Suite 201 Wellington, Florida 33414 Tel (561) 798-9981 Fax. (561) 795-9408 www.millerlegg.com GEV AS NORTH AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS AT QUANTUM PARK, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA WATER & SANITARY SEWER CONFIRMATION June 24, 1999 Our office has researched the available plans for nearby water and samtary sewer facIhtIes that are available to the sIte and dIscussed the project WIth the CIty of Boynton Beach UtihtIes. A Conceptual Water and Samtary Sewer Plan has been prepared to depIct the proposed Improvements. Samtary sewer servIce will be provIded to the sIte from an eXIstmg samtary sewer mams located wIthm Quantum Park and adjacent to the sIte and currently servIcmg the adjacent facihtIes. Potable water and fire system servIce will be provIded by eXIstmg mams located adjacent to the SIte and currently servIcmg the adjacent facihtIes. It IS our opmIOn that on-sIte potable water, fire and samtary sewer systems can be Implemented to provIde servIce for the antICIpated level of development at the referenced SIte to adhere to CIty of Boynton Beach UtihtIes and the Palm Beach County Pubhc Health Umt (HRS) RegulatIons. 0~ Dennis J Thomas, P.E Flonda RegIstratIon 23934 ~;2.~A~ Date P AF/pat\\Servenprojects\ 1 999\99026-Gevas American Headquarters\utilstm.wpd