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CORRESPONDENCE CORRESPONDENCE! (LETTERS) <t. >. ~~ ;:..:~ .., i.... .......""- _T"_ M1;MORANDUM To MIchael'vV Rumpf, Director ofPlanmng and Zomng, City of BOynton Beach CecIl Bennett, ClllefExecutlve Officer, Health Care DIstnct of Palm Beach County Lorenzo Aghemo, Planmng DIrector, Plannmg, Palm Beach County Remar Han m, Housmg and Commumty Development, Palm Beach County From \Vvl1sum Hatton, ICR Coordmator Date Januarv 8 2003 Subject Mortgage Insurance for a ResIdential ChemIcal Dependence Treatment Center TCRPC Reference #03-PB-OI-0l SAI#. FL200212263250C Deadline for Reply- January 21,2003 The State Cleannghouse has forwarded the referenced applIcatIOn to the CouncIl for revle,,, under the Flonda Intergovemmental CoordmatIOn and ReVle\\ (ICR)/Coastal Zone Management Program. As part of our reVIew, we are solicItmg the comments of neIghbonng or affected JunsdlctIOns and agenCIes Attached IS a bnef summary and/or copy of pertment documents for your reVIew The full applicatIOn IS aVaIlable for reVle\\ m our office Your comments, If any, should focus on :1) consistency of the proposal wIth adopted plans and poliCIes b) effect upon the natural, SOCial or economIC envlrorunent c) uuphcatlon of ongomg projects or programs If VOLl desnt: LO comment on thIS apphcatIOn, vour remarks must be reCel\ ed by the above referenced date so that tb, Ii"l) be fOf\\arded along WIth our revIew to the State Cleannghouse Please do l:ot heSItate to call If vou hay e any questIOns or need further mformatlOn. <\ ttachment JAN - 9 2003 &&Bringing Communities Together" · Est 1976 1.1 East Ocean Boulevard Suite 1.. Stuart Florida 54"4 Phone (772) 221 4'" SC 2" 4'" Fax (772) 221 4.67 E ..ail ad...in(ij)tcrpc.orll" FLOR -A STATE CLEARINGHO :;E RPC INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION AND RESPONSE SHEET r s~ I SAI# FL200212263250C COMMENTS DUE TO CLEARINGHOUSE DATE. 12/23/02 1/25/03 AREA OF PROPOSED ACTIVITY COUNTY PALM BEACH CITY Boynton Beach Ii] FEDERAL ASSISTANCE DIRECT FEDERAL ACTIVITY FEDERAL LICENSE OR PERMIT IOCS PROJECT DESCRIPTION U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development - Mortgage Insurance - Nursing Homes, Intermediate Care Facilities and Board and Care Homes - Construction of 60-Unit Residential Treatment Facility for ChemicallY-Dependent Adults - Watershed Treatment Center - Boynton Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida. ROUTING RPC X TREASURE COAST RPC PLEASE CHECK ALL THE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS BELOW FROM WHICH COMMENTS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED, ALL COMMENTS RECEIVED SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN THE RPC'S CLEARINGHOUSE RESPONSE PACKAGE. IF NO COMMENTS WERE RECEIVED, PLEASE CHECK "NO COMMENT" BOX Al\'D RETUR.~ TO CLEARINGHOUSE. COMMENTS DUE TO RPC l/16/03 NO COMMENTS. (IF THE RPC DOES NOT RECEIVE COMMENTS BY THE DEADLINE DATE, THE RPC SHOULD CONTACT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT TO DETERMINE THE STATUS OF THE PROJECT REVIEW PRlOR TO FORWARDING THE RESPONSE PACKAGE TO THE CLEARlNGHOUSE) NOTES ALL CONCERNS OR COMMENTS REGARDING THE A TT ACHED PROJECT (INCLUDING ANY RPC COM~fENTS) SHOULD BE SENT IN WRITING BY THE DUE DATE TO THE CLEARINGHOUSE. PLEASE A TT ACH THIS RESPONSE FORM AND REFER TO THE SAI # IN ALL CORRESPONDENCE. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THE ATTACHED PROJECT, PLEASE CONTACT THE STATE CLEARINGHOUSE AT (850) 414-6580 OR SUNCOM 994-6580 .PPLlCA TION FOR ...,' 2. Date Submitted Applican.....,tifier EDERAL ASSISTANCE TYPE OF SUBMISSION' 3. Date Received By State State Application Identifier APPLICATION PRE APPLICATION XI Construction D Construction 4 Date Received By Federal Agency Federal Identifier ~ Non-Construction D Non-Construction APPLICANT INFORMATION Legal Name: Organizational Unit: Watershed Treatment Center Address (give city county state and zip code): Name and telephone number of the person to be contacted on matters involving this application (give area code) Southeast Corner of Beta Drive and Park Ridge Road Boynton Beach, Palm Beach County Florida 33426 Jeffrey A. Mion, (678) 775-6767 extension 1060 EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (E Applied For 7 TYPE OF APPLICANT (ENTER APPROPRIATE LETTER IN BOX. ~ III I I I I I I I I A. State H. Independent School Dist. B. County I State Controlled Institution TYPE OF APPLlCA nON C Municipal of Higher Learning XI New D Continuation D Revision 0 Township J Private University E. Interstate K. Indian Tribe If revision, enter appropriate letter(s) in box(es): F Inter-municipal L. Individual A. Incr~~.e Award C Increase Duration G Special District M Profit Organization B Decrease Award D Decrease Duration D D N. Other (Specify): Other (Specify): 9 NAME OF FEDERAL AGENCY U S Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmenUFHA 0 CATALOG OF FEDERAL DOMESTIC ITI:IJ I 1 I 2 I 9 I 11 DESCRIPTIVE TITLE OF APPLICANT'S PROJECT ,SSISTANCE NUMBER: Watershed is a proposed 60-unit (120-bed) residential treatment facility for chemically dependent adults. TITLE. Mortgage Insurance Nursing Homes, Intermediate Care Facilities and Board and Care Homes 2. AREAS AFFECTED BY PROJECT (cities, counties, states, etc.): Boynton Beach, Palm Beach County Florida 3 PROPOSED PROJECT 14 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS OF aart Date Ending Date a. Applicant: :b Project 6/30/2003 6/30/2004 20th I' 22nd 5 ESTIMATED FUNDING: 16. IS APPLICANT SUBJECT TO REVIEW BY STATE EXECUTIVE Federal ORDER 12372 PROCESS? $ Applicant: a. YES. This preapplication I application was made available to S 7,091,600 Ihe State Executive Order 12372 process for review on. State $ DATE. 12/16/2002 Local $ b. NO D Program is not covered by E. 0 12372 Other D Or Program has not been selected by State for $ review Program income 17 IS THE APPLICANT DELINQUENT ON ANY FEDERAL DEBT? $ TOTAL D YES IF "YES" attach an explanation. m NO $ 7,091,600 8. To the best of my knowledge and belief all data in this application/pre application are true and correct. The document has been duly authorized by the goveming body of the applicant and the applicant will comply with the attached assurances if the assistance is awarded. Typed Name of Authorized Representative b. Title c. Telephone Number Jeffrey A. Mion Senior Vice President (678) 775-6767 SignatlJilLPf Authorized Representative e. Date Signed < ~ ./7 -Q ~_~ 12/16/2002 evio~ditiorfs '05solete SF 424 Appl ic.ation for Project Mortgage Insurance Nursing Homes, Intermediate Care Facilities, and Board and Care Homes U S Department of Housing and Urban Development Office of Housing Federal Housing Commissioner P~b!ic reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 64 hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data need, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to the Reports Management Office of Information Policies and Systems, U.S. Department of HouSi:lg and Urban Development, Washington, DC. 20410.3600 and to the Office of Management and Budget. Paperwork Reduction Project (2502.0029), Washington, DC 20503. Don not send this completed form to either of these addresses. Project Name Project Number Watershed Treatment Center 0 and the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. The Undersigned hereby requests a loan to be insured under the provisions of Section 232 of the National Housing Act, erly hereinafter described. Insurance of advances during construction is, is not desired Tax.Exem t Bond Other T e of Mort a or' X PM NP I 12. Year Built Proposed 4 BC 0 NH 0 ICF 120 13. Accessory Buildings 3. County Palm Beach County 9 Avg. Basic Monthly Charges P B. Florida 10 Avg. Other Monthly Charges P B. 5 2. Municipality Boynton Beach Floors 8. No. of Beds None acres ft. or or 6.48 Building Information ft. by 15 Zoning (if recently changed, submit evidence) Acres Permissive Building Information 16 Structural system 17 Exterior Finish 18. Heating AlC System B I f Wood Frame d P Central . n ormation Concerning Lan or ropert 19 Date 20 Purchase 21 Cost Paid 22. If Leasehold 23. 24 Relationship.Business Personal or Acquired Price Or Accrued Annual Ground Ren Total Cost Other Between Seller & Buyer Optioned $1.079.613 $1.079.613 Business 25 Utilities. Public Community 26. Unusual Site Features -E . Water tB 8 Cuts DFills BRock Formations _ rOSlon Sewers Poor Drainage High Water Table _ Retaining Walls Other (Specify) X None 26a. Special (a)UPrepayable Non.Prepayable Assessments. (b) Principal Balance (c) Annual Payment (d) Remaining Term in yrs. C, Estirnate of Income Trended to O-Jan-OO Est Monthly 27 Type of Room or Unit Number of Beds Estimated Rate Monthly Income at Total Nursing Intermed. Board & Care Nursing Intermed. Board & Care 100% Occup Detox Beds 28 9,125 $255.500 Rehabilitation Beds 72 9125 $657 000 Partial Hospitali2.ation 20 9.125 $182.500 Total Monthly Income $1095.000 28. Other Income (List) Ancillary $ 18.250 Per Month Miscellaneous $U68.000 Per Month Total Other Income $1.186.250 29 Total Monthlv Income-All Sources $2.281,250 30 Total Estimated Annual Gross Project Income at 100% Occupancy (Line 29 x 12 Months) $27,375.000 31. Non-Revenue Producing Space Type of Employee No. Rms. Composition of Unit Location of Unit in Proiect Not applicable Replaces FHA 2013.NH ICF which May be Used until Supply is Exhausted Page 1 of 6 Facsimile by ACR form HUD.92013.NHICF (05/92) ref Handbooks 4480 1 &4600 1 V"' Watershed Treatment Center \. ... - D P II S I . ) ayro ( a arles Position No. Monthlv Rate Total Annual Position No. Monthlv Rate Total Annual 32. Admin. 35 Housekeeping Total Administrative $0 Total Housekeeping $0 33 Bldg. & Grounds 36. Nursing Service Total Buildings and Grounds $0 Total Nursing Services $0 34 Dietary 37 Other Salaries Total Dietary $0 Total other Salaries $0 38. Estimated annual Salaries $0 F Estimated Annual Operating Expenses Administrative Other Expenses 33. Program and Activities 1 Telephone & Telegraph 34 Library 2. AdvertiSing 35 Automobile Expense 3 Insurance and Liability 36. Total Other Expenses $0 4 License or Permit 37 Total Salaries (line 0.38) $9968.491 5 Legal and Audit 38. Repl Reserve (Realty)( 006 x Line H.8) $33.356 6 Miscellaneous 39. Expenses (Less Taxes) $ 16.407805 7 Office Expense 8. Total Administrative $3. 161 484 Taxes 40 Real Estate Est. Assessed Val Building and Grounds $ @$ Per $1000 $240.000 9 Decorating.lnterior and Exterior 41 Personal Prop. Est. Assessed Val. 10 Heating $ @$ Per $1000 $0 11 Electricity 42. Employee Payroll Tax 12. Water 43. Employee Social Security $0 13. Gas 44 Other $0 14 Garbage Removal 45. Total Taxes $240.000 15 Insurance 46 Repl Res (Non.R) $42.000 16 Supplies 47 Total Est. Ann. Ope rat. Expenses 17 Maintenance and Repairs (lines 39 + 45 + 46) S 16.689.805 (Bldg. and Realty Items) 18. Ground Expenses F Estimate of Net Returns 19 Miscellaneous 1 Annual Gross Earnings Expectancy (From C.30) $27375.000 20 Exterminating 2. Predicted Occupancy Ratio 90.00% 21. Total Building and Grounds S 1 900.842 3. Effective Annual Gross Income (Line FIx F 2) $24.637.500 4 Est. Total Annual Operating Expense (From E.47) $ J 6.689.805 Dietary 5 Net Return Available for Proprietary Earnings, 22 Supplies Realty and Non.Realty (Line F 3 minus Line FA) $7947695 23 Food Cost 6. Estimated net Earnings Attributable to 24. Total Dietary $395,186 Realty and Non.Realty 90.00% $7 152.925 7 Estimated Residual Proprietary Earnings Housekeeping (Line F 5 minus Line F.6) 10.00% $794.770 25 Supplies 26 Laundry G. Estimated Replacement Cost 27 Other 1 Unusual Land Improvements 28. Total Housekeeping $237112 2. Other Land Improvements $0 3. Total Land Improvements $0 Nursing Service 4 Structures-Gross Fir Area Sq Ft. 29 Supplies 5 Main Building $4.402.367 30 Drugs 6. Other 31 Professional Fees 7 32. Total Nursing Service $711 334 8. Total Structures $4.402.367 9 General Requirements $220.118 Page 2 of 6 form HUD.92013.NHICF (05/92) Facsimile by ACR Wa:ershed Treatment Center G. Estimated Replacement Cost (continued) Legal and Organization: Fees. 31 Legal $25.000 10 Builder's General Overhead 32. Organization $25,000 @ 2.00% % $92.450 33. Cost Certification Audit Fee $10.000 11 Builder s Profit 34 Total legal and Organization $60.000 @ 3.77% % $323,574 35 Consultant Fee $0 12. Architect Fee.Design 36. Major Movable Equip (Non-Realty) $420.000 @ 3.75% % $240,000 37 Total Est. Development Cost incl premarketing 13. Architect Fee-Suprvr Excl of Land or Off.site Cost) (17+30+34+35+36) $7092,238 @ 1.2 5% % $7,500 38. Land (Estimated Market price of Site) 14 Bond Premium $0 sq ft. @ per sq ft. $ I 140,000 15 Other Fees $273,242 39 Total Estimated Replacement Cost of Project 16 Total Fees $936.766 (Add Lines 37 and 38) $8,232,238 17 Total for All Improvements (3+8+9+16) $5.559.251 18. Cost Per Gross Sq Ft. $111.19 H Total Requirements for Settlement 19 Estimated Construction Tim 12 Months 1 Development Cost (Line G.37) $7.092,238 2. Land Indebtedness (or cash required for Carrying Charges and Financing: land acquisition) $1079613 20 Interest 14 Mos.@ 3. Subtotal (Line 1 + Line 2) $8,171,851 6.00% on $7091 600 ~ $248,206 4 Mortgage Amount $7.091600 21 Taxes $46,048 5 Fees Paid by Other than Cash 22. Tnsurance $15.733 6. Line 4 plus Line 5 $7091 600 23 FHA Mtg. Ins. Pre 1.00% $70.916 7 Line 3 minus Line 6 $1080,251 24 FHA Exam/ Fee 0.30% $21.275 8. Initial Operating Deficit $300.000 25 FHA Inspec. Fee 0.50% $35,458 9 Anticipated Discount 26 Financing Fee 1.00% $70,916 10 Working Capital $141.832 27 Pre. Marketing Expense $ 150,000 11 Off Site Construction Costs/Demolition 28. GNMA Fee/Bond Fees 4.50% $319122 12. Non.Mortgagable Equipment and Furnishings 29 Title and Recording $75.313 13. Total Estimated Cash Requirement $ 1.522.083 30. Total Carrying Charges and Financing $1,052.987 (Total of Lines 7 8, 9 10 11 and 12) Source of Cash to Met Requirements Amount Codina Development Corporation S 1.522,083 Total (Submit Attachment if Additional Space is Needed) I Names, Adresses and Tele hones Numbers of the Followin Sponsor Name Codina Development Corporation Address and Zip Code 2200 North Commerce Parkway Suite 110, Weston. Florida 33326 Sponsor Name Telephone Number 954/385-3100 Address and Zip Code ITelePhone Number Management Name ITelePhone Number Address and Zip Code Contractor Name IT'I,phO", Nom'" Address and Zip Code Sponsor s Attorney Name Telephone Number Address and Zip Code Architect Name ITelePhon~ Number Address and Zip Code Page 3 of 6 form HUD.920l3-NHICF (05/92) Facsimile by ACR J Certification ~ '~ The undersigned as the principal of the proposed mortgagor certified that he/she is familiar with the provisions of the ReglOlatlons of the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under the above identified Section of the National Housing Act and that to the best of his/her knowledge and belief the mortgagor has complied or will be able to comply with all of the requirements thereof which are prerequisite to insurance of the mortgage lOnder slOch Section. The undersigned further certifies that to the best of his/her knowledge and belief no information or data contained herein~ or in the exhibits or attachments listed herein, are in any way false or incorrect and that they are truly descriptive of the project or property which is intended as the security for the proposed mortgage and that the proposed construction will not violate zoning ordinances or restrictions of record. The undersigned agrees with the Department of Housing & Urban Development that pursuant to the requirements of the HUD Regulations, (a) neither her/she nor anyone authorized to act for him/her will decline to sel:, rent, or otherNise make available any of the property or housing in the multifamily project to a prospective purchaser or tenant because of his/her race, color religion, sex or national origin; (b) he/she will comply with Federal, State, and local laws and or ordinances prohibiting discrimination; and (c) his/her failure or refusal to comply with the requirements of either (a) or (b) shall be a proper basis for the Commissioner to reject requests for future business with which the sponsor is identified to take any other corrective act!on he/s,:e may deer. necessary Signature (Sponsor Authorized to sign) U Conditional ~Firm Request for Commitment To: Secretary of Housing & Urban Development Pursuant to the provisions of the Section of the National Housing Act identified in the foregoing application and HUD Regulations applicable thereto, request is hereby made for the issuance of a Commitment to insure a mortgage covering the property described above. After examination of the application and the proposed security the undersigned considers the project to be desirable and is interested in making a loan in the principal amount of $7091 600 which will bear interest at 6.00% will require repayment of principal over a period of 480 months according to amortization plan to be agreed upon, In~ura'1f..~.of advances during construction [Jis,Dis not desired. It is understood that the financing expense in the amount of 2.00% of the amount of your commitment. is subject to adjustment so that the total will not exceed Herewith is check for so which is in payment of the application fee required by HUD Regulations. Address of Mortgagee American Capital Resource, Inc. 6700 Sugarloaf Parkway Suite 500 Duluth. GA 30097 Signature (Proposed Mortgagee) I ns:ructions Section B Forward HUD procedures divide the process of filing an application for project mortgage insurance into a maximum of three stages, the first being a request for a Site Appraisal and Market Analysis (SAMA) letter or a feasibility analysis if a Rehabilitation project. The second stage is a request through an approved mortgagee for a Conditional Commitment and the third, a formal application through an approved mortgage for a Firm Commitment. A sponsor may continue two or three stages provided he/she has plans and exhibits to sufficient detail. The Firm Commitment Stage is always required. HUD Field Office personnel will provide advice and assistance to sponsors and potential sponsors at all stages in connection with the submission of applications. Page 1 Introduction, Section A, B. and C Page 2 Section G. Line 38 Page 3 Section I to the extent know and Section J A request for feasibility analysis (rehabilitation) or Conditional Commitment or Firm Commitment must be submitted with this form completed in its entirety The exhibits that must be submitted for each stage of processing are listed at the end of these instruction. The exhibits to be submitted for feasibility analysis (rehabilitation) are those required for SAMA plus items numbered 10 arod 11 If a stage of processing is omitted the exhibits for that stage are submitted with those required for the subsequent stage or stages. Information for all stages must be submitted in triplicate. No application will be considered unless it is complete and is accompanied by the requested exhibits (24 C.F R.207 1) Section A self explanatory Line 8 the letters NH refer to Nursing Homes, the letters ICG refer to Intermediate Care Facilities. and the letters BC refer to Board and Care Homes. Line 21 Insert any cost paid or contracted, in addition to the stipulated purchase price. If the site will require demolition expense, or other preparatory expense, this should be indicated and explained on an attacred sheet. If the proposed site is leased, indicate the annual dollar amount of the ground rent. All other items in this section are self.explanatory Section C Line 27 Insert the estirrated rates to be charged on a monthly basis per bed for the accommodation and service rendered. Line 28 Income for special services and facilities provided occupants at additional charge above base rates when the cost of such service is included in the operating expense estimate. Commercial income, if any should be recorded here. Section D Items 32 through 37 Furnish the total number of employees and monthly rates for each of the six categories. Line 38 Show the total dollar amount payroll Section E the estimate of project expenses shall be based on actual operating experience with comparable projects. Line 45 Total annual tax to cover all items in Tax Section should be shown on this line. Line 47 Sum of the total annual operating expense (Line 39 + Line 45 + Line 46) Section F Line 2 Occupancy percentage is esti mated from market experience, if available. otherwise the sponsor's best estimate. Line 6 Represents the case return to owner of the real estate as determined from available realty and nonrealty data. Page 4 of 6 form HUD.92013.NHICF (05/92) Facsimile by ACR ;rkrT~S-WA~~NO i ~!'80V ~~-4JI N7E/~0;;' ~'J LO)~A.T ~L~l' I ~'J~......"," vti IE c 45 ~ ;;,r . ~ f -I,ESAPEAK~ ,j,- ~'J Ii ~ ~ __; 'MT E IjO tOE .....-'N"E\VPORT 1 ~ r- ~ ~-'l%t~ ~r ~ 1 - us ~E~ob~ -= . ~]' - 0( f-ot ~ j ~ lv-'lr@TOMA TOJ I~~ffi~ 1. ~ ~ ...J'T~1 :r:.L MEN NE .~ ~CIR t: MEDiRO- ".--'---,;JO-< a ~ C IilTIRYIL J-.) LSE;tI; RAPF RD - },,/. 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Small Town ------ Major Connector ~ Exit/Gas - State Route Exit/Lodging -Interstate/Limited Access Exit/Food - US Highway ~ Exit/Other Services L Exit Cemetery -+-+- Railroad Population Center 0 Point of Interest Land 1000 Meters T1 "i'n ~ C JRJ.J I [: ~ o :lJ o .., "'" SECTION 106 PROJECT REVIE\V FORl\l APPLICANT Amencan CapItal Resource CONTACT PERSON JeffMIOn APPLICANT'S ADDRESS 6700 Sugarloaf Parkway, SUIte 500 CITY Duluth TELEPHONE STATE (678) 775-6767 Geonga ZIP 30097 FEDERAL FUNDING FHA SectIOn 232 PROJECT NAME The Watershed COUNTY Palm Beach County 1 Project DescnptIon A proposed 60-umt (l20-bed) resIdential treatment faCIlIty for chemIcally dependent adults. 2 Attach a USGS topographIc map or county map mdIcatmg the preCIse locatIOn of the proJect. 3 How many acres are m the project area? 6.48 +/- _r' 4 Are there any structures on the property (houses, factones, barns, old garages, sheds, etc)? YES NO X 5 If so, what IS the apprOXImate age and ongmal use of each structure? 6 Attach photographs of front and rear elevatIOns of any structures bUIlt before World War II. N/A 7 WIll the project mvolve a rehabIlItatIOn, relocatIOn or demolItIOn of any structures? NO Please explam 8 Are there any pre-World War II structures adlacent to the proposed project? YES NO X (If so, attach photographs) 9 Has the ground at the project locatIOn been dIsturbed other than by agnculture (gradmg, major landscape alteratIOn, etc )? NO 10 Describe the present use and condItion of the property Vacant land. Please mclude any addItional mformatIOn whIch you thmk would be helpful m the reVIew of thIS project. TO BE FILLED OUT BY ARCHIVES AND HISTORY STAFF ONLY We know of no propertIes mcluded m or elIgible for mclusIOn m the NatIonal RegIster of HIstonc Places that WIll be affected by thIS project. 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Small Town ------ Major Connector - State Route -Airfield V Geographic Feature t Hospital ~ Sched Service Airport Exit/Gas 2 KM . -Interstate/Limited Access - -US Highway C Exit -+----- Railroado Point of Interest Exit/Lodging Exit/Food 09/10/2082 16 06 PAGE ell U9'""-fc.("s ~ BOCA RATON FIRE-RESCUE SERVICES rv(./S~ I'ru-:Rucw JbADoVAaT'" · DJJ Wur GLADU 1IoAD. 8ocA.1IATON. n. 3UJ1-7.1I1 561367671':0. BOCA FIRE ADt<1IN FAX Dace; Time: Number of pap includinc cover sheet; (; T~~ Finn: ~5 fo \ - 0111 -a OSiJ'] ~~ '"../ Phone: F~ Pha.: IS6l) 367-6700 f~n 367~1~ RlMARKS: ~~~~;v~~~ This taaimile is privilcpd lAd conftdeatial. It ~ intended aoIcIy for the Iddrcsscc. Any unauthorized diJelolure. reprocluWon. distribution or the liking of any IICtion in rdiala on the amtadI of this infonnatlon is prolu'bitcd. If you receive this facsimile in mor. pJeate DDtJJY us immedialel, 09/10/2002 16 06 56136767~- BOCA FIRE ADMIN _ Mr Bob Ensler' Attached is the incident report that you requested for the address: 1000 15 Street beginning September. 2001 and ending on August, 2002. The 321 series mean a medical call, the 700 series mean alarms and the 500 series mean public assist Hope this helps you out. Joanne Barnes y / (!)~ :IA./C 11)~rr; /VO. 2 00 1 5 t. /) T - Gel /3 IS- ) 0 )\10 V () 2 c.. It, :2(;02- -- 7 JItIU r~IJ J Z f1 /tiLe II 14, /1 ?~I L 12- Miry 0; Jt.JAJc 8 JUL/ 14- A J / 1 9 1/ :" T D 'fYh- )f,S' PAGE 02 09/10/2002 16 06 56135767~'4 BOCA FIRE ADMIN PAGE 03 Citv of Boca Raton FIre-Rescue Services Fire/EMS Incident ReDort bv Addre,s Date Incident Number Address Incident TVDe Action Taken 9/1212001 2001010496 1000 15TH ST 321 33 9/17/2001 2001010723 1000 ISTH ST 321 33 9/17/2001 2001010727 1000 15TH ST 321 31 9/21/2001 2001010863 1000 15TH ST 321 33 9/21/2001 2001010819 1000 15TH ST 321 33 9/21/2001 2001010881 1000 15TH ST 321 33 9124/2001 2001010965 1000 15TH ST 321 33 9/25/2001 2001011031 1000 15TH ST 550 70 9/26/2001 2001011069 1000 15TH 5T 321 33 9/26/2001 2001011063 1000 15TH ST 321 33 912612001 2001011059 1000 15TH ST 321 32 9/28/200 1 2001011161 1000 15TH ST 321 33 9/2812001 200101l182 1000 15TH 8T 321 32 1O/l/2001 2001011268 1000 15TH 8T 321 32 10/912001 2001011647 1000 15TH ST 321 32 ,,0/121200 2001011806 1000 15TH ST 321 32 10/13/200 2001011832 1000 15TH ST 321 32 10/141200 2001011854 1000 15TH ST 321 32 10/15/200 2001011908 1000 ISTH ST 321 32 10/16/200 2001011981 1000 15TH ST 321 31 10/17/200 2001012041 1000 15TH ST 321 32 10/17/200 2001012050 1000 15TH 8T 321 32 10/19/200 2001012166 1000 15TH ST 321 32 10/23/200 2001012392 1000 15TH ST 735 86 1012S/200 2001012480 1000 15TH ST 321 33 10/30/200 2001012686 1000 15TH ST 321 32 10/30/200 2001012712 1000 15TH ST 321 33 1 0/31/200 2001012758 1000 15TH ST 321 33 111112001 2001012806 1000 15TH ST 321 31 11/6/200 I 2001013003 1000 15TH ST 743 80 11/10/200 2001013194 1000 15TH ST 321 32 11/11/200 2001013233 1000 15TH ST 321 32 ll/ll/200 2001013252 1000 15TH ST 321 33 11120/200 2001013598 1000 15TH ST 321 33 11/221200 2001013691 1000 15TH ST 321 31 11/26/200 2001013803 1000 15TH ST 32J 33 11/271200 2001013845 1000 15TH ST 321 33 11129/200 2001013924 1000 15TH 8T 321 32 ) 2/l/200 1 2001014048 1000 15TH ST 321 93 :.' : '2001 2001014201 1000 15TH ST 321 93 1216/200 I 2001014261 1000 15TH 8T 321 32 12/9/2001 2001014383 1000 15TH ST "'35 86 12/12/200 2001014526 1000 15TH ST 321 32 12/13/200 2001014564 1000 15TH ST 321 32 12/14/200 2001014593 1000 15TH ST 321 32 12122/200 2001014964 1000 15TH ST 321 33 9/1 0/2002 Page 1 of4 09/10/2002 16 06 5613676r~ BOCA FIRE ADMIN - ;:)AGE 04 Citv of Boca Raton Fire-Rescue Servic." FirelEM~ Incident ReDort bY Address DIll Incident Number A~""8 Incident T);Q8 Action Taken 12/23/200 2001014999 1000 lSTH ST 353 86 12/25/200 2001015089 1000 15TH ST 321 ." 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NONE ADDITIONAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD CONDITIONS Comments: ADDITIONAL CITY COMMISSION CONDITIONS CondItIOns of Approval 2 I DEPARTMENTS INCLUDE REJECT I Comments: I I I MWR/sc S:\planOlngISHARED\WPIPROJECTSIThe Watershed Act II. Inclcand. of approval 2001 farm.doc _ ';'''T- "" ~.; I I I I I I [ j ",,- p~ -- ~:--1.";;: --'" -- IJs~f ()J-OO/ ~ TIlE WATERSHED Treatment Programs THE WATERSHED at BOYNTON BEACH The Watershed is a locally-owned private Florida for-profit corporation. Our mission is to provide high quality, cost effective comprehensive treatment and education to individuals and families affected by chemical dependency We are licensed by the Florida Department of Children and Families, and accredited by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. We currently maintain a total of 144 beds at our facilities in Boca Raton and Delray Beach. Our patients are adults, 18 and older, who have come to treatment voluntarily, and pay for their care through personal funds or private insurance. The length of stay varies from 10 to 90 days, with an average of 30 days. Our company has conducted an extensive search for a site to construct a world-class facility offering the finest care and services available. We believe we have found our home in the City of Boynton Beach. Your city offers a welcoming climate, excellent local services and resources, a medical hospital, plus an excellent location within Palm Beach County Upon the city's approval, we will construct Phase One (1), a 100-bed facility providing 24-hour care, supervision, and security on 5.33 acres in Quantum Park. Subsequent Phases Two (2) and Three (3) can increase the capacity to over 300 beds. We have a purchase contract for the land in process with Quantum Park, Quincy Johnson's architectural firm has been retained to design the facility, and financing and development is in process. The Watershed will be a good corporate citizen. We currently employ over 275 employees. When we relocate to Quantum Park we will need additional employees who, we hope, will be City of Boynton Beach residents. We thank you for your time and consideration, and welcome the opportunity to become a part of the City of Boynton Beach. -rite lJ'PIUCleD ,).C+JC I~. -;.,ls/l-P 02- -v-' \ : \ \ -+ ~oj(rH \ '. \ ::; .{. 'f. 'f. u.: ~ "1- c --- .# W h'l'ERStlEU ^ 1 BO'{N10N BE1\C}\ Q\J\NC" JO\\NSON ft-RC\\rI"ECrS lob# 66M r~\~-~ r- --' -~..-. \ .-, , 5 r , \ l ',> -, ' -- --------- PARK RIDGE BOULEVARD -1QJL--------- ------- - --' SITE PLAN 1~"3Q'..(J"" --------- - EOW ---- -~- ------- MAIN FACILITY 56 1IBRM.CONDOS TOTAL PAllKING ~ THE WATERSHED AT BOYNTON BEACH by QUINCY JOHNSON ARCHITECTS - I ! 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Date From Re ~.-f~ 6;A-R./ZlWJ, !~MP~/'-t7~ / Lj] '1- 8' 3 IS- ~~dJ- O.k J-i)~/CC 6tJ..-/av, l1lt.,nup~ r/~ IulL-./ed'~cl ' taz.&aclt c:; do~7flrhtl~ -4 fir HacAtrlbk j I U vc:udoJ/l f1tJ::. /Av1~1.-,J lalCJ Q A1u1k Lk/Tt tfe1u.UJf,Fcn #I't J IV tc tL(L,2 -h j/if!. 6YL Lff..l f"DO cA- Pages Planmng and Zomng DIvIsion CIty of Boynton Beach Boynton Beach, Flonda 33425 742-6260 Fax 742-6259 "RANSMISSION VERIFICATION REPORT TIME 05/31/2002 16 46 NAME BOYNTON BEACH P & Z FAX 5613756259 TEL 5613756260 DATE. TIME FAX NO./NAME DURA TI Ot-..l PAGE(S) RESULT MODE 05/31 16 43 94348815 130 02 46 04 OK STANDARD ECt..., ""HE HIGH fED 4/19/94. <OT EXCEED ~"'''''''''''''~ 8 . r 17 16 W RESERVED 34-C SAND PINE PRESERvE 93 25.7 ACRES z o !<'Z 'i~ ...... <>0 ~, :i~ .IND 3 ~ i Ole 1 01 11; CATEWO.Y BOUlEVARD PIIRK RIDCE BOULtVIIRD l~ SFYtMD C-16 CANAL \ ~ A:MU.J..,.t f AICk.. ~tL.t fURI)A E.B. NO. .. ~~ fUIAIlA L8. NO. 41 StAI. ~I ORAVtN:( ,uItS'T~12- ;/L,JqJ lHOWAS ... IlICGS ~I 01 fUllIlA P..E. NO. J40405 '01 APPR: T 5720 Corporote Way, W.al Palm 8eacIt. Florida 3J.407 (sell ll83-3' 13. In 471-7248 OAT[ SCAlE: 1 ~-J~- aSIr f fJl-oo / C' JC{/ TIlE WATERSHED Treatm~Dt Programs THE WATERSHED at BOYNTON BEACH The Watershed is a locally-owned private Florida for-profit corporation. Our mission is to provide high quality, cost effective comprehensive treatment and education to individuals and families affected by chemical dependency We are licensed by the Florida Department of Children and Families, and accredited by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. We currently maintain a total of 144 beds at our facilities in Boca Raton and Delray Beach. Our patients are adults, 18 and older, who have come to treatment voluntarily, and pay for their care through personal funds or private insurance. The length of stay varies from 10 to 90 days, with an average of 30 days. Our company has conducted an extensive search for a site to construct a world-class facility offering the finest care and services available. We believe we have found our home in the City of Boynton Beach. Your city offers a welcoming climate, excellent local services and resources, a medical hospital, plus an excellent location within Palm Beach County Upon the city's approval, we will construct Phase One (1), a 100-bed facility providing 24-hour care, supervision, and security on 5.33 acres in Quantum Park. Subsequent Phases Two (2) and Three (3) can increase the capacity to over 300 beds. We have a purchase contract for the land in process with Quantum Park, Quincy Johnson's architectural firm has been retained to design the facility, and financing and development is in process. The Watershed will be a good corporate citizen. We currently employ over 275 employees. When we relocate to Quantum Park we will need additional employees who, we hope, will be City of Boynton Beach residents. We thank you for your time and consideration, and welcome the opportunity to become a part of the City of Boynton Beach. FACSIMILE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH City Hall, West Wing 100 E Boynton Beach Blvd POBox 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33425 (561) 742-6260 (561) 742-6259 Fax From the office of Planning & Zoning TO Michael Rodriquez FAX. 561-994-4985 FROM Mike Rumpf DATE 5/31/02 NUMBER OF PAGES (including cover) 1 RE Watershed and Commission Review Mr Rodriquez: I am again relaying to you a suggestion from the City Manager that you be prepared to discuss, Tuesday at the Commission meeting, what the procedure is for minimizing false 911 calls from patients that result in police or fire responses Please contact me should you have any questions If you receive this fax in error, or experience trouble with transmission, please notify our office immediately, at (561) 742-6260 Thank you 1- l 'RANSMISSION VERIFICATION REPORT TIME 05/31/2002 17 28 NAME BOYNTON BEACH P & Z FAX 5613756259 TEL 5613756260 DATE,TIME FAX NO./t---1AME DURATION F'AGE(S) RESULT ~~ODE 05/31 17 27 91561994498581848 00 00 28 01 OK STANDARD ECM DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT Memorandum DD 02-015 TO FROM DATE RE CC Kurt Bressner, City Manager Nancy Byrne, Assistant Development Director J\? June 4, 2002 CITY OF BOCA RATON SUBSTANCE ABUSE FACILITIES ORDINANCE James Cherat, City Attorney Attached please find the City ot Boca Raton ordinance regulating Substance Abuse Treatment Facilities, in response to Commissioner Fisher's request at the pre-agenda meeting held on Monday .~N-04-Z00Z 09 IGAM F~CM-O:VELO?YE~--'~RVICES 5 ! -3SH784 T-773 ? OOl/J05 F-OZZ 1 ORDINANCE NO 4649 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOCA RATON RELA.TING TO SUBSTANCE ABUSe TREATMENT FACILlT!ES, AMENDING SECTION 28-2, CODE OF ORDINANCES, TO DEFINE SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT FACiLITIES AND SOCIAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES CREATING SECTION 28-197 CODE OF ORDINANCES STATUS OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT FACILITIES AMENDlNG SECTION 28-7A3, CODE OR ORDINANCES, CONDITIONAL USES IN THE R-8-1 MOTEL-BUSINESS DISTRICT AA1ENDING SECTION 28-922. CODE OF ORDINANCES. PERMITTED USES IN THE MC MEDICAL CE:\lTER DISTRICT PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. PROVIDING FOR REPEALER, PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE 14 15 16 17 18 WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Boca Raton desires to ensure local 19 regulations for Substance Abuse Treatment Facilities are consistent with state legislatIon 20 relating to substance ab:.Jse services; and 21 WHEREAS, the City Coundl of the City of Boca Raton finds that the permitted uses in 22 the MC Medical Center District and conditional uses in the R-B-1 Mctel-Business District are 23 necessary to provide needed ser/ices to the cltlzer.s of Boca Rator'! and 24 WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Boca Raton finds that it is in the public 25 interest to amend Sections 28-i43 and 28-922, Ccde of Orcinances to establish minimum jLN-Q4-Z00Z 0; loAM F~CM-O:vE"O'~~~~RVICES 561-393-r7B4 T-77; P aC3/JG5 F-OZZ 1 criteria for Substance Abuse Treatment Facilities in the R-8-1 Motel-Business and Me Medical 2 Center Districts; now therefcre 3 4 THE CITY OF BOCA RATON HERE:3Y ORDAINS S 6 Section 1 Sectio:1 28-2. Code of Ordinances, is amended to read 7 "Substance Abuse Treatment Facility" sha!1 mean a service provider or facility 8 Iicerlsed or recuired to be licensed pursuant to Section 397.311(18). Fla. Stat. and a service 9 provider or facility that is used fer room and board on[v and in which treatment and rehabilitation 10 activities are reQuired of tenants as a condition of tenancy at locations other than the orimary' 11 residential facility, whether or not the facWties used for room anc board and for treatment a,d 12 rehabilitation are operated under the auspices of the same provider. 13 Social Service ac~ivitiesh shall mean the administration of any community-oriented 14 service includinQ offices, meetinqs, storaQe, librarv and similar administrative uses. It shall not 15 mean any social service actIVIties, includlnQ without limitation, substance rehabilitation services, 16 counselina activities and services. shelters for the homeless or abused, foodimea! distribution 17 far the needv. iob traininQ, and teen oriented proqrams. 18 Section 2. Section 28-197, Code of Ordinances, is created to read 19 Section 28-197. Status of Substance Abuse Treatment Facilities. 20 Anv Substance Abuse Treatment Facility that exists as of the effective date of this 21 ::>rcinance must comply with all orovisions and reauirerr.ents of this orcinance no later than 22 e'Qhteen (18) months after its effective date. 23 Section 3 Secton 28-743, Code of Ordinances is amended to read 24 Section 28-743 Cor.ditiOnaJ uses. 25 (e) Substance Abuse Treatment Facilitv. orovlced that such facilities shall not be 26 located within 3 radius of 1,000 feet of another ex:sbnq facility. 2 JLN-C4-Z0GZ 09 16AM F~C~-CEVELC'~NT~~RVICES 55 -393-T7a4 T-iia ? 004/J05 F-QZZ 2 Section 4 Section 28-922, Code of Ordinances is amended to read. 3 Section 28-922. Permitted uses. 4 (I) Substance Abuse Treatment Faci!ity. 5 fBiml The foHewing accessory uses are permitted to a hCSj:lltal convalescent heme 6 adult congregate living fac:lity or nursing home heliports gift shops floral shops, cafetenas, 7 snack bars: quarters for employees and personnel, including nurses, interns, doctors and 8 medical technicians beauty shops, barbershops, recreation facilities, auditoriums or any other 9 uses whlcn are accessorj to or incidental to the nor11al operation of a hospital, convalescent 10 home, adult congres;ate living facility or nursing home, provided that there be no signs or 11 advertisements or ~romotional materials directed to the general pubEc relating to SL.:ch 12 ac~essory uses except for informational and directional purposes. 13 Section 5 If any section, subsection, dause or provisIon of this ordinance is held 14 invalid, the remamder shall not be affected by such invalidity IS Section 6 All ordinances and resolutions or parts of ordinances and resolutions and 16 a!1 sections and parts of sections In conflict herewith shal! be and here!:ly are repealed. 17 Section 7 Codification of this ordinance in the City Code of Ordinances is hereby 18 al.Jthorized and directed 19 Section 8 This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption 20 3 JLN-J4-Z00Z OS 17AM F~CM-D:vHO'~'--- SERVI CES 561-3S3-!784 T-i7~ P OOS/JOS F-OZZ 1 PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Caunal of the City of Boca Raton this _ ,2002. 2 day of 3 4 5 ATTEST 6 7 8 9 10 11 Sharma Carannante City Clerk 12 13 14- 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 CITY OF BOCA RATON FLORIDA Steven L. Abrams, Mayor Approved as to form. Diana Grub Fneser City Attorney 002744 COUNCIL'VOTE ., YES NO AeSTAINED MA "CR STEVEN L. ABRAMS OEPLTY MAYOR SUSAN HAYNIE COUNCIL MEMBER DAVE FREUO!N8!!RG COUNCil r.IEMBER B!LL HAGER COUNCIL MEMBER CAROL G.HANSON 23 4 ~~ The City ofBoynl..on Beach OFFICE OF THE CITYllIANAGER 100 E. Boynton Beach Boulevard PO Box 310 Boynton Beach, Flonda 33425-0310 City Managers Office. (561) 742-6010 F.4X (561) 742-6011 e-mail clty.manager@ci.boynton-beach.fl.us www.ci.boynton-beach./1.us To From Date Subject CIty CommISSIOn Kurt Bressner, CIty Manager May 30, 2002 Watershed Development Proposal ThIS Tuesday, the Plannmg and Development Board approved the petltlon by Watershed to construct a 324-bed treatment faCIlIty m the Quantum Development. From the staffs perspectIve, If we are gomg to have such a facIlIty, one located m a non-resIdentIal neIghborhood, bUIld from the ground up wIth proper secunty, IS preferable to convertmg a block of apartments m a reSIdential neIghborhood. ThIS mormng, I receIved a call from RepresentatIve Andrews' office suggestmg that we take a careful look at the Watershed project smce the new legIslation grantmg commumtIes lIcensmg nghts for treatment faCIlIties WIll go on the books July 1 st I have not seen a copy of the final legIslation and asked them to e-mail me the legIslatIOn so we can reVIew I WIll do so when I receIve the mformatIon. I am by copy OfthIS memo requestmg that Actmg City Manager Dale Sugerman works wIth Planmng and Legal to make sure the facIlIty would comply wIth the new statute. It may be prudent for the CIty CommIssIOn to request the petItIoner voluntanly agree to comply wIth the new statute as part of theIr condItion of approval. The mam emphaSIS of the legIslatIon, as I understand It IS to allow mUnICIpalItIes to lImIt the number of treatment facIlItIes m theIr commumty ThIS, coupled wIth the new Boca Raton ordmance, may be somethmg the CommIsSIon may wIsh to dIrect staff to reVIew I am attachmg a copy of an artIcle from the Sun-Sentmel today There also was an artIcle on the same tOpIC m the Palm Beach Post. The Sun-Sentmel mentIOned the new legislatIOn that I VIew to be a compamon law to local lIcensmg regulatIOns. Fmally, RepresentatIve Andrews' office also suggested that we contact the Boca Raton polIce department on calls for servIce to the Watershed faCIlIty We WIll do so and proVIde mformatIOn to the CIty CommISSIon for the CommISSIon next Tuesday I am by copy ofthe memo, requestmg that ChIef Gage obtam thIS mformatIon and that Deputy FIre ChIef Ness obtam SImIlar fire/medIC call data from Boca Raton. Boca forbids drug, alcohol rehab houses in neighborhoods By Kathy Bushouse Staff Writer May 30, 2002 BOCA RATON Sober houses are on their way out of Boca Raton's neighborhoods Facilities that house recovering drug and alcohol addicts were put on notice Wednesday by the City Council that they have 18 months to relocate from residential areas to selected business districts The new ordinance, which takes effect immediately, restricts residential treatment facilities -- sometimes known as sober houses -- to business areas that have zoning for motels or medical centers It also makes no provision for the city's 12- plus existing treatment facilities, meaning they will have to leave residential areas or shut down, officials said The city's action also has spurred interest in such ordinances among officials in Delray Beach and Boynton Beach The unanimous Boca Raton City Council vote provoked two strong, if opposite, reactions Wednesday night Residents who for years have complained about unlicensed treatment facilities cheered the outcome after packing City Hall to support the new rules "We just would like to see them go, to be quite frank," said Rose Vinti, who lives across the street from Boca House on Camino Real A sober house owner who was one of the ordinance's main targets said it doesn't apply, and he isn't going anywhere Definition at issue l'Our lawyer feels that [the city] can think what they want to think," Steve Manko, who for 12 years has owned Boca House and AmerIca's Gateway to the Gulfstream other facilities in Boca Raton, said prior to the council meeting "We don't fit any of the stuff [addressed in the city's ordinance] We do not do treatment We do not do groups We don't give out medication" At issue is Boca Raton's definition of a substance-abuse treatment facility The city's new rules target any facility that makes treatment and rehabilitation a condition of tenancy -- even if the rehabilitation takes place off site or is supervised by someone else City officials contend that means facilities such as Boca House are under their control Much of the city's land now zoned for motel use is in the Federal Highway corridor "You're actually providing health care [through these facilities] ," said City Councilman Dave Freudenberg "You're basically doing what a nursing home would do You've gone way beyond providing housing " Until now, officials have been unable to regulate sober houses in residential areas because they didn't fall under a specific licensing category Sober houses are dwellings that aren't licensed as treatment facilities by the state Department of Children & Families but whose landlords require tenants to attend drug counseling, keep curfews and submit to random drug testing The state Legislature passed a bill this year that gives cities a way to regulate so-called sober houses and other similar facilities Councilwoman Carol Hanson, who lobbied state leaders for the bill's passage, said it's been a long time coming "It has not been an easy road," Hanson said "There was no way the city of Boca Raton could have done what I'd like to see done [before the ordinance's passage] " Yet some state-licensed facilities fear they will be run out of business by the city's ordinance "We just think that they're a model citizen and some consideration should be given," said Ronda Gluck, an attorney for one halfway house in the city Likewise, Manko said he is offended by people who say that recovering drug addicts or alcoholics should not be able to live in residential neighborhoods "That's against civil rights to say, 'If you're a recovering drug addict, you can't live there, '" Manko said "Guess what? Recovering people who are doing well deserve an opportunity to have a clean and sober life " AmerIcas Gateway to the Gulfstream Tom Hantzarides, who has lived at the unlicensed Boca House for nine months, said he didn't think the facility posed any more problems than other apartment complexes in the area "Quite honestly, Boca House saved my life," said Hantzarides "I've really seen a lot more serious problems in Boca Raton than Boca House " But residents say they often fear for their safety because of the sober houses "You are putting adult drug addicts into a residential neighborhood," said Grace Fisher, adding that sober houses should not be considered residential uses "I've never rented an apartment from anybody who said I have to submit a urine test " Attorneys representing several facilities hinted that a legal challenge to the ordinance is possible, something Freudenberg and Mayor Steven Abrams conceded may happen Other cities watching Despite the possible legal uncertainty surrounding Boca Raton's ordinance, other cities are considering adopting similar rules Delray Beach City Commissioner Jeff Perlman said he wants to consider replicating Boca Raton's new ordinance There are at least eight sober houses in Delray Beach and more opening up in residential neighborhoods, according to Perlman "You hear stuff about these places all the time The late night comings and goings, the noise, the parking problems and the anecdotes that there's a crime problem with these places," Perlman said "I'd like to see what Boca is doing and see if we could do the same here " Boynton Beach City Commissioner Charlie Fisher said while no such restrictions on treatment facilities are being considered, he would favor them He also said he was not alarmed by a plan to build the county's largest recovery center in Boynton Beach On Tuesday, the city's advisory Planning and Development Board unanimously recommended plans for a 324-bed complex in Quantum Park The Watershed Act III Inc wants to build a four-story main building, two- and three-story apartment buildings and other facilities off Park Ridge Boulevard Several residents who attended the planning board meeting said they were worried about students' safety at nearby Boynton Beach High School Fisher, who said he visited the Watershed's Boca Raton facility and did not find any problems, vowed to see security concerns addressed Commissioners are scheduled to vote Americas Gateway to the Gulfstream on the proposal Tuesday Staff Writers Stella M Chavez and Leon Fooksman contributed to this report Kathy Bushouse can be reached at kbushouse@sun-sentinel com or 561-243-6641 Copyright @ 2002, South Florida Sun-Sentinel Cc James Cherof Wilfred Hawkms Dale Sugerman Qumtus Greene Marshall Gage James Ness BIll Bmgham Amenca's Gateway to the Gulfstream ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 An act relating to substance-abuse services amending s 397 311 F S ; redefining the term "licensed service provider" requiring that licensure standards apply to certain housing locatLons redefining the term "service provider personnel," to add chief financial officers; requir_ng that owners directors and chief financial off~cers of a substance-abuse service provider undergo a background check pursuant to ch 435 F S requiring that proof of compliance with local zoning ordinances be included in the applicat_ons for licensure amending s 397 405 F S clarifying that Dur education and screening serVLces must be licensed Lf they provide treat~ent services, amending s 397 407, F S conforming cross-references amending s 397 416 F S conforming cross-references amending s 397 451 F S clarLfying provisions; requ_r_ng level-2 background screening for employees who work with chLldren and with adults who are developmentally disabled specifying circumstances under which service provider owners directors or chief financial officers are not subject to background screening, allowing personnel to request and the department to grant an exemption from disqualificatLon, amending ss 212 055 440 102 F S conforming cross-references providing an effective date 1 CODING Words stY~CkeL are deletLons words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida Section 1 amended to read 397 311 Definitions --As used in this chapter, except part VIII (1) "Ancillary services" are services which include, but are not limited to, special diagnostic, prenatal and postnatal other medical, mental health, legal economic, vocational employment, and educational services (2) "Assessment" means the systematic evaluation of information gathered to determine the nature and severity of the client's substance abuse problem and the client's need and motivation for services Assessment entails the use of a psychosocial history supplemented, as required by rule, by medical examinations laboratory testing, and psychometric Section 397 311, Florida Statutes, is measures (3) "Author_zed agent of the department" means a person designated by the department to conduct any audit, inspection monitoring evaluation, or other duty imposed upon the department pursuant to this chapter An authorized agent must be identified by the department as (a) Qualified by the requisite expertise and experience (b) Having a need to know the applicable information; and (c) Having the assigned responsibility to carry out the applicable duty (4) "BackgroUl!d cl!eck" l"eaI..s reviewiI..g the backgroUl!d of service prov':'der persoId..el who h"-ve direct COI..tact ~itl.. Ul..n,arried clieI..ts Ul..der tl..e age of 18 :years OJ:: witl.. cliel.Lts 2 CODING Words stricken are deletions; words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 who are developn,entally disabled il.L accordance witl.L tl.Le 2 provisions of s J37 4::;1, and iI.Lcludes but is not lilllited to, 3 local crin,iI.al recoxds d.Lecks tLrougl.L local law enforcell,ent 4 ager..cies, fil.Lgerprinting, state~ide crin,il.Lal re~ords d.Lecks 5 through tLe DepartLllent of La,v 2I.Lforcen,ent federal crilllil.Lal 6 records cLech.s th.Lollgh tl.Le Pederal Bureau of II.LvesLigdtiol.L 7 aI.Ld elllploYll,ent history cLecks 8 ill+s-t "Beyond the safe management capab~lities of the 9 service provider" refers to a client who is 1.n need of 10 (a) Supervision 11 (b) Medical care or 12 (c) Services 13 14 beyond that which the service provider or service component 15 can del_ver 16 ill-t6+ "Client" means a recipient of alcohol or other 17 drug services del1.vered by a service provider but does not 18 include an inmate pursuant to part VIII unless expressly so 19 provided 20 ill-t=l-t "Client ident_fying informat.Lon" means the 21 name, address, social security number, fingerprints, 22 photograph, and similar _nformation by which the identity of a 23 client can be determined with reasonable accuracy and speed 24 either directly or by reference to other publ_cly available 25 .Lnformat.ion 26 (7)-{-g1- "Court" means, with respect to all involuntary 27 proceedings under this chapter the c_rcuit co~rt of the 28 county in which the judicial proceed.Lng .LS pending or where 29 the substance abuse impaired person resides or _s located, and 30 .includes any general or special master that may be appointed 31 by the chief judge to preside over all or part of such 3 CODING Words strickel.L are deletions, words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 proceeding Otherwise "court" refers to the court of legal 2 jurisdiction in the context in which the term is used in this 3 chapter 4 ill-t9+ "Department" means the Department of Children 5 and Family Services 6 ill+re+ "Director" means the chief administrative 7 officer of a service provider 8 QQ..ttrrT "Disclose" or "disclosure" means a 9 communication of client identifying information, the 10 affirmative verification of another person's communication of 11 client identifying information or the communication of any 12 information of a client who has been identified Any 13 disclosure made pursuant to this chapter must be limited to 14 that informat_on which is necessary to carry out the purpose 15 of the disclosure 16 (11)+rz+ "Fee system" means a method of establishing 17 charges for services rendered, in accordance with a client's 18 ability to pay, used by providers that receive state funds 19 (12)-tr3+ "For profit" means registered as for profit 20 by the Secretary of State and recognized by the Internal 21 Revenue Service as a for-profit entity 22 (13)+t-4+ "Habitual abuser" means a person who is 23 brought to the attention of law enforcement for being 24 substance impaired, who meets the criteria for involuntary 25 admission in s 397 675 and who has been taken into custody 26 for such impairment three or more times during the preceding 27 12 months 28 illl-tr5+ "Hospital" means a hospital or hospital-based 29 component licensed under chapter 395 30 ~-tr6+ "Impaired" or "substance abuse impaired" 31 means a condit_on involving the use of alcoholic beverages or 4 CODING Words stl: ickeI. are deletions, words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 any psychoactive or mood-altering substance in such a manner 2 as to induce mental emotional or physical problems and cause 3 socially dysfunctional behavior 4 Q..~_Lf-1--Tt- "Individualized treatment or service plan" 5 means an immediate and a long-range plan for substance abuse 6 or ancillary services developed on the basis of a client's 7 assessed needs 8 ...llZl-t-r-B-t- "Law enforcement officer" means a law 9 enforcement officer as defined in s 943 10(1) 10 illl~ "Licensed service provider" means a public 11 agency under this chapter, a private for-profit or 12 not-for-profit agency under this chapter, a physician licensed 13 under cLapter 4:iO OJ:: clJ.apter 4:i9 or any other private 14 practitioner licensed under this chapter or a hospital that 15 licellsed UIldeJ:: chapter 39:i wLich offers substance abuse 16 impairment services through one or more of the following 17 licensable service components 18 (a) Addict~ons receivi~g facility, which is a 19 community-based facility designated by the department to 20 receive, screen and assess clients found to be substance 21 abuse impaired, in need of emergency treatment for substance 22 abuse impairment, or impaired by substance abuse to such an 23 extent as to meet the criteria for involuntary admission in s 24 397 675 and to provide detoxification and stabilization An 25 addictions receiving facility must be state-owned, 26 state-operated, or state-contracted, and licensed pursuant to 27 rules adopted by the department's Substance Abuse Program 28 Office which include specif~c authorization for the provision 29 of levels of care and a requirement of separate accommodat~ons 30 for adults and minors Addictions receiving facilities are 31 designated as secure facilit~es to provide an intens_ve level 5 CODING Words stJ::icken are delet_ons, words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 of care and must have sufficient staff and the authority to 2 provide environmental security to handle aggressive and 3 difficult-to-manage behavior and deter elopement 4 (b) Detoxification which uses medical and 5 psychological procedures and a supportive counseling regimen 6 to assist clients in managing toxicity and withdrawing and 7 stabilizing from the physiological and psychological effects 8 of substance abuse impairment 9 (c) Residential treatment, which provides a 10 structured, live-in environment within a nonhospital setting 11 on a 24-hours-a-day 7-days-a-week basis and which includes 12 t:r eatnleIlt, :t:el,abili tatiOIl and t:r aI,sitiOl,al caye 13 1 Facilities that provide room and board and 14 treatment and rehabilitation within the primary residential 15 facility, and 16 2 Facilities that are used for room and board only 17 and in which treatment and rehabilitation activities are 18 provided on a mandatory basis at locations other than the 19 primary residential facility In this case, facilities used 20 for room and board and for treatment and rehabilitat_on are 21 operated under the auspices of the same provider, and 22 licensing and regulatory requirements would apply to both the 23 residential facility and all other facilities in which 24 treatment and rehabilitation activities occur 25 (d) Day and night treatment, which provides a 26 nonresidential environment with a structured schedule of 27 treatment and rehabilitation services 28 (e) Outpat~ent treatment which provides individual, 29 group, or family counseling for clients by appointment during 30 scheduled operating hours, with an emphasis on assessment and 31 treatment (.1:rfil\J :+ " f1l.\'~ ~~ 6 CODING Words st:ricken are deletions; words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 (f) Medication and methadone maintenance treatment 2 that uses methadone or other medication as authorized by state 3 and federal law, in conjunction with medical rehabilitative, 4 and counseling services in the treatment of clients who are 5 dependent upon opioid drugs 6 (g) Prevention, which is a process involving 7 strategies aimed at the individual the environment, or the 8 substance, which strategies preclude forestall or impede the 9 development of substance abuse problems and promote 10 responsible personal and social growth of individuals and 11 families toward full human potential 12 (h) Intervention, which consists of structured 13 services targeted toward individuals or groups at risk and 14 focused on reducing those factors associated with the onset or 15 the early stages of substance abuse, and related problems 16 (19)+z-e+ "Not for profit" means registered as not for 17 profit by the Secretary of State and recognized by the 18 Internal Revenue Service as a not-for-profit entity 19 (20)+z-rt- "Physician" means a person licensed under 20 chapter 458 to pract~ce ~edicine or licensed under chapter 459 21 to practice osteopathic ~edicine, and may include _f the 22 context so indicates an intern or resident enrolled in an 23 intern or resident training program affiliated with an 24 approved medical school hospital, or other facility through 25 which training programs are ~ormally conducted 26 (21)-tZ-Z+ "Prelimir..ary screening" means the gathering 27 of initial information to be used ~n determining a person's 28 need for assessment or for referral 29 ~-tZ-3+ "Private practitioner" means a physician 30 licensed under chapter 458 or chapter 459, a psychologist 31 licensed under chapter 490 or a clinical social worker 7 CODING Words styicken are deletions words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 marriage and family therapist, or mental health counselor 2 licensed under chapter 491 3 ~-fZ-4+ "Program evaluation" or "evaluation" means a 4 systematic measurement of a service provider's achievement of 5 desired client or service outcomes 6 ~-tZ5+ "Qualified professional" means a physician 7 licensed under chapter 458 or chapter 459; a professional 8 licensed under chapter 490 or chapter 491; or a person who is 9 certified through a department-recognized certification 10 process for substance abuse treatment services and who holds, 11 at a minimum, a bachelor's degree A person who is certified 12 in substance abuse treatment services by a state-recognized 13 certification process in another state at the t_me of 14 employment with a licensed substance abuse provider in this 15 state may perform the functions of a qualified professional as 16 defined in this chapter but must meet certification 17 requirements contained in this subsection no later than 1 year 18 after his or her date of employment 19 ~-t2-6+ "Quality assurance" means the objective and 20 internal systematic monitoring of the appropriateness and 21 quality of client care rendered by a service provider 22 ~-tZ-'H- "Secure facility," except where the context 23 indicates a correctional system facility, means a provider 24 that has the authority to deter the premature departure of 25 involuntary clients whose leaving constitutes a violat~on of a 26 court order or community-based supervision as provided by law 27 The term "secure facility" includes addictions receiving 28 facilities and facilities authorized by local ordinance for 29 the treatment of habitual abusers 30 (27)+z-s+ "Service provider" or "provider" means a 31 public agency a private for-profit or not-for-profit agency, 8 CODING Words 5tr~cken are deletions; words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 a person who is a private practitioner or a hospital wl"ich 2 agel!cy 1 peJ:: 501"1 OJ:: l"ospi tal is licensed under this chapter or 3 exeMpt from licensure under this chapter 4 ~-t-Z-9T "Service provider personnel" or "personnel" 5 includes all owners, directors, chief financ_al officers, 6 staff, and volunteers including foster parents of a service 7 provider 8 ~-t-3-&T- "Stabilization" means 9 (a) Alleviation of a crisis condition or 10 (b) Prevention of further deteriorat~on 11 12 and connotes short-term emergency treatment 13 Section 2 Subsection (1) of section 397 403, Florida 14 Stat~tes, is amended to read 15 397 403 License application 16 (1) Applicants for a license under this chapter must 17 apply to the department on forms provided by the department 18 and in accordance with rules adopted by the department 19 Applications must include at a minimum 20 (a) Information establishing the name and address of 21 the applicant service provider and its director and also of 22 each member owner officer and shareholder if any 23 (b) Information establishing the competency and 24 ability of the applicant service provider and its director to 25 carry out the requirements of this chapter 26 (c) Proof satisfactory to the department of the 27 applicant service provider's financial ability and 28 organizational capability to operate in accordance with this 29 chapter 30 (d) Proof of liability insurance cove~age in amounts 31 set by the department by rule 9 CODING Words stJ::icken are deletions, words underl_ned are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 (e) Sufficient information to conduct background 2 screening as orovided in s 397 451 PersOIlnel fingerpr:ints fOl: 3 backgr:ouI.d cLecks as xequixed by tl.is chaptex 4 1 If the results of the background screening indicate 5 that any owner, director, or chief financial officer has been 6 found guilty of, regardless of adjudication, or has entered a 7 plea of nolo contendere or guilty to any offense prohibited 8 under the screening standard, a license may not be issued to 9 the applicant service provider unless an exemotion from 10 disqualification has been granted by the department as set 11 forth in chapter 435 The owner, director, or manager has 90 12 days within which to obtain the required exemption, during 13 which time the applicant's license remains in effect 14 2 If any owner, director, or chief financial officer 15 is arrested or found guilty of, regardless of adjudication, or 16 has entered a olea of nolo contendere or guilty to any offense 17 prohibited under the screening standard while acting in that 18 capacity, the provider shall immediately remove the person 19 from that position and shall notify the department within 2 20 days after such removal, excluding weekends and holidays 21 Failure to remove the owner, director, or manager will result 22 in revocation of the provider'S license 23 (f) Proof of satisfactory fire, safety, and health 24 inspections, and compliance with local zoning ordinances 25 Service providers operating under a regular annual license 26 shall have 18 months from the expiration date of their regular 27 license within which to meet local zoning requirements 28 Applicants for a new license must demonstrate proof of 29 compliance with zoning requirements prior to the deoartment 30 issuing a probationary license 31 rn ~lJ loc.J 1ffI\ \~ iPbwl 10 CODING Words str:icken are deletions; words underl.ned are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 (g) A comprehensive outline of the proposed services 2 for 3 1 Any new applicant; or 4 2 Any licensed service provider adding a new 5 licensable service component 6 Section 3 Section 397 405, Florida Statutes, is 7 amended to read 8 397 405 Exemptions from licensure --The following are 9 exempt from the licensing provisions of this chapter 10 (1) A hospital or hospital-based component licensed 11 under chapter 395 12 (2) A nursing home facility as defined in s 400 021 13 (3) A substance abLse education program established 14 pursuant to s 233 061 15 (4) A facility or institution operated by the Federal 16 Government 17 (5) A physician licensed under chapter 458 or chapter 18 459 19 (6) A psychologist licensed under chapter 490 20 (7) A social worker marriage and family therapist, or 21 mental health counselor licensed under chapter 491 22 (8) An established and legally cognizable church or 23 nonprofit religious organization or-denomination, oy sect 24 providing substance abuse services including prevention 25 services, which are exclusively religious spiritual, or 26 ecclesiastical in nature A church or nonprofit religious 27 organization or,denomination oy sect providing any of the 28 licensable service components itemized under s 397 311(18)s- 29 397 311(19)is not exempt for purposes of its provision of 30 such licensable service components but retains its exemption 31 11 CODING Words styicker! are delet_ons words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for 5B 682 1 with respect to all services which are exclusively religious 2 spiritual, or ecclesiastical in nature 3 (9) Facilities licensed under s 393 063(8) that, in 4 addition to providing services to persons who are 5 developmentally disabled as defined therein, also provide 6 services to persons developmentally at risk as a consequence 7 of exposure to alcohol or other legal or illegal drugs while 8 in utero 9 (10) DUI education and screening services provided 10 EequiEed to be attel.ded pursuant to ss 316 192, 316 193 11 322 095, 322 271, and 322 291 ,'He exentpt fEom licensuEe ur.de:t 12 t1.is cl.apteE Persons or entities providing treatment 13 services pEogran.s must contil.ue to be licensed under this 14 chapter unless exempted from licensing as provided in this 15 section 16 17 The exemptions from licensure in this section do not apply to 18 any service provider that facility OE entity ~1.ic1. receives an 19 appropriation grant, or contract from the state to operate as 20 a service provider as defined in this chapter or to any 21 substance abuse program regulated pursuant to s 397 406 22 Furthermore, No pEov isim. of this chapter may not sl.all be 23 construed to limit the practice of a physician licensed under 24 chapter 458 or chapter 459, a psychologist licensed under 25 chapter 490, or a psychotherapist licensed under chapter 491 26 who provides pEOv idil.g outpatiellt OE il.patieI.t substance 27 abuse treatment to a voluI.taE}/ patiellt so long as the 28 physician, psychologist, or psychotherapist does not represent 29 to the public that he or she is a licensed service provider 30 and does not provide services to clients pursuant to part V of 31 this chapter undeJ:: tl.is act Failure to comply with any 12 CODING Words stEickeI. are deletions; words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 requirement necessary to maintain an exempt status under this 2 section is a misdemeanor of the first degree punishable as 3 provided in s 775 082 or s 775 083 4 Section 4 Subsection (1) of section 397 407 Florida 5 Statutes, is amended to read 6 397 407 Licensure fees 7 (1) The department shall establish licensure fees by 8 rule The rule must prescribe a fee range that is based, at 9 least in part, on the number and complexity of programs listed 10 in s 397 311(18)5 397 311(19)which are operated by a 11 licensee The fee range must be implemented over as-year 12 period The fee schedule for licensure of service components 13 must be increased annually in substantially equal increments 14 so that by July 1, 1998, the fees from the licensure of 15 service components are sufficient to cover at least 50 percent 16 of the costs of regulating the service components The 17 department shall specify by rule a fee range and phase-ln plan 18 for privately funded licensed service providers and a fee 19 range and phase-in plan for publicly funded licensed service 20 providers Fees for privately funded licensed service 21 providers must exceed the fees for publicly funded licensed 22 service providers The first year phase-in licensure fees 23 must be at least $150 per initial license The rule must 24 provide for a reduction in licensure fees for licensed service 25 providers who hold more than one license 26 Section 5 Subsection (2) of section 397 416 Florida 27 Statutes is amended to read 28 397 416 Substance abuse treatment services; qualified 29 professional-- 3D (2) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, a 31 person who was certified through a certification process 13 CODING Words 5t~icken are delet_ons; words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 recognized by the former Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services before January 1, 1995, may perform the duties of a qualified professional with respect to substance abuse treatment services as defined in this chapter, and need not meet the certification requirements contained in s 397 311(24)15 397 311(2~) Section 6 amended to read 397 451 Background checks of service provider personnel wl~o have direct COI!tact witl~ UI!lllC~..L..L. ied ,,,iI~or c.lie.1Ls or cliehts wl~o are de velopn,eI!tallj' disabled -- Section 397 451, Florida Statutes is (1) PERSONNEL BACKGROUND CHECKS; REQUIREMENTS AND EXCEPTIONS (a) Background checks shall apply as follows 1 All owners, directors, and chief financial officers of service providers are subject to level-2 background screening as provided under chapter 435 2 All service provider personnel who have direct contact with children receiving services or with adults who are developmentally disabled receiving services are subject to level-2 background screening as provided under chapter 435 Se.cvice prov":"der personI.el wl~o l~ave direct contact wit!. unmarried clients under the age of 18 jlears or with clieI.t.s wLo are developn,er.talll' disabled are subject to background cl~ecks, e:xc.ept as otl~er w":" se pr 0 v ideJ ':'1. this sect iOl. (b) Stlldents ir. the l!ealtl~ care professions who are iId~eJ::uiI~g u!lder the actuo.l physical presence supe.L. v":"SiOl! of a licehsed Lealt!. care professiOI.al iI. a service provider licensed uI!de.L. chapter 39~, where tl!e pri."arj' purpose of the se.L.vice provider is not LLe treatn,eht of Llnn,arried l"inors or 14 CODING Words strickeI. are deletions; words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 of pers0l1s wLo a:t:e developlllentally disabled aLe exerllpt fran, 2 tLe fiI1ge:t:prir:ting and backgrouI1d check :t:equi:t:en.eI1t5 3 (c) Persor.I1el ~0:t:kiI1g iI1 a service pro\T':'de]: liceI1sed 4 unde]: d1apte:t: J9:3 wLo l1ave less tl1an 1:3 110UYS pey week of 5 di:t:ect c0l1tact i9"itL unI"arried n,inors or ~itl.L persoI1s wl10 a:t:e 6 developllle11tallj disabled 0]: peYSOI111el who aLe Lealt11 care 7 professi0I1als liceLsed by tLe Depa:t:tn.eI1t of BusiI1ess and 8 Profes,sioual Regulat', 011 or a boarJ. tLe]:euI1der wLo are I10t 9 enlployed iI1 a seYv~ce provider wl1ere tl1e pyillla:t:y purpose is 10 tl1e tLeatLlleI.Lt of uUlIIarr':'ed n,iI10:t:S o:t: of pe]:sou5 wLo are 11 developn,eI1tally d.':'sabled a:t:e exenlpt fron, tLe fiI1geyprintiI1g 12 and backg]:ouI1d cLeck :t:equi:t:en,eI1ts 13 (b)+dt Members of a foster family and persons residing 14 with the foster family who are between 12 and 18 years of age 15 are not required to be fingerprinted but must have their 16 backgrounds checked for delinquency records Members of the 17 foster family and persons residing with the foster family over 18 18 years of age are subject to full background checks 19 iEl+et A volunteer who assists on an intermittent 20 basis for fewer than 40 hours per month and is under direct 21 and constant supervision by persons who meet all personnel 22 requirements of th_s chapter is exempt from fingerprinting and 23 background check requirements 24 19l~ Service providers that are exempt from 25 licensing provisions of this chapter are exempt from personnel 26 fingerprinting and background check requirements, except as 27 otherwise provided in this section A church or nonprofit 28 religious organization exempt from licensure under this 29 chapter is required to comply with personnel fingerprinting 30 and background check requirements 31 15 CODING Words 5trickeI1 are deletions words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ~+gT Personnel employed by the Department of Corrections in a substance abuse service component who have direct contact with unmarried inmates under the age of 18 or with inmates who are developmentally disabled are exempt from the fingerprinting and background check requirements of this section (f) Service provider personnel who request an exemption from disqualification must submit the request within 30 days after being notified of a pending disqualification The employment of service provider personnel shall not be adversely affected pending disposition of the request for an exemption Disapproval of a request for an exemption shall result in the immediate dismissal of the service provider personnel from employment with the provider (2) EMPLOYMENT HISTORY CHECKS; CHECKS OF REFERENCES --The department shall assess employment history checks and checks of references for all owners, directors, and chief financial officers, and the directors shall assess employment history checks and checks of references for each employee who has direct contact with children receiving services or adults who are developmentally disabled receiving services uI!lua!:!:ied cl':'er.ts Ul!de!: tl.e age of 18 yea!:s or witl. clieI!ts w!.o are developn,eI!tally disabled ( J ) rUN'Hiilll BACKGROUND CHECK STAN'DARD3 TI!e departu.el!t sl.all .requL.e en.ployu,ent screeI.il!g pur$Ual!t to cl!apter 43:J, using level 2 standards for screening set fo:r:tl. in that cl!apte:r:, of ser vice provide!: pe:r:sOld!el ,,1!0 have di:r:ect contact wit!! Ul..u<5.r:r:ied clients Ul!de:r: t!.e age of IE! yea:r:s or wit!. cliel!ts wl.o are developmentally disabled lll~ PERSONNEL EXEMPT FROM BEING REFINGERPRINTED OR RECHECKED -- 16 CODING Words stricken are deletions; words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 ~ Service provider personnel who have been 2 fingerprinted or had their backgrounds checked pursuant to 3 chapter 393, chapter 394 chapter 402, or chapter 409, or this 4 section and teachers who have been fingerprinted pursuant to 5 chapter 231 who have not been unemployed for more than 90 6 days thereafter and who, under the penalty of perjury, attest 7 to the completion of such fingerprinting or background checks 8 and to compliance with the provisions of this section and the 9 standards contained in chapter 435 and this section are not 10 required to be refingerprinted or rechecked ill o~de~ to cOhlply 11 witll se~vice provider persOllllel fingerpr':'lltillg or background 12 cLeck r equi r enleIl t s 13 (b) Service provider owners, directors, or chief 14 financial officers who are not covered by paragraph (a) who 15 provide proof of compliance with the level-2 background 16 screening requirements which has been sub~itted within the 17 previous 5 years in compliance with any other state health 18 care licensure requirements are not required to be 19 refingerprinted or rechecked 20 (4){5+ EXEMPTIONS FROM DISQUALIFICATION -- 21 (a) The department may grant to any service provider 22 personnel an exemption from disqualification fron, vmrkir.g witll 23 children or the developn,eIltally disabled as provided in s 24 435 07 25 (b) Since rehabilitated substance abuse impaired 26 persons are effective in the successful treatment and 27 rehabilitation of substance abuse impaired adolescents for 28 service providers which treat adolescents 13 years of age and 29 older, service provider personnel whose background checks 30 indicate crimes under s 817 563, s 893 13 or s 893 147 31 17 CODING Words strickeIl are delet~onsi words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 may be exempted from disqualification from employment pursuant 2 to this paragraph 3 (c) The denartment may grant exemptions from 4 disqualificat~on which would limit service provider personnel 5 to working with adults in substance-abuse-treatment 6 facilities 7 (5)+57 PAYMENT FOR PROCESSING OF FINGERPRINTS AND 8 STATE CRIMINAL RECORDS CHECKS --The employing service provider 9 or the personnel who are having their backgrounds checked are 10 responsible for paying the costs of processing fingerprints 11 and criminal records checks 12 (6)+7+ DISQUALIFICATION FROM RECEIVING STATE 13 FUNDS --State funds may not be disseminated to any service 14 provider owned or operated by an owner~or director, or chief 15 financial officer who has been convicted of has entered a 16 plea of guilty or nolo contendere to, or has had adjudication 17 withheld for, a violation of s 893 135 pertaining to 18 trafficking in controlled substances, or a violation of the 19 law of another state, the District of Columbia, the United 20 States or any possession or territory thereof or any foreign 21 jurisdiction which is substantially similar in elements and 22 penalties to a trafficking offense in this state unless the 23 owner's or director's civil rights have been restored 24 Section 7 Paragraph (e) of subsection (5) of section 25 212 055, Florida Statutes, is amended to read 26 212 055 Discretionary sales surtaxes, legislative 27 intent; authorization and use of proceeds --It is the 28 legislative intent that any authorization for imposition of a 29 discretionary sales surtax shall be published in the Florida 30 Statutes as a subsection of this section, irrespective of the 31 duration of the levy Each enactment shall specify the types 18 CODING Words st~ickeI> are deletions; words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 of counties authorized to levy; the rate or rates which may be 2 imposed; the maximum length of time the surtax may be imposed, 3 if any; the procedure which must be followed to secure voter 4 approval, if required; the purpose for which the proceeds may 5 be expended, and such other requirements as the Legislature 6 may provide Taxable transactions and administrative 7 procedures shall be as provided in s 212 054 8 (5) COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL SURTAX --Any county as 9 defined in s 125 011(1) may levy the surtax authorized in 10 this subsection pursuant to an ordinance either approved by 11 extraordinary vote of the county commission or conditioned to 12 take effect only upon approval by a majority vote of the 13 electors of the county voting in a referendum In a county as 14 defined in s 125 011(1), for the purposes of this subsection, 15 "county public general hospital" means a general hospital as 16 defined in s 395 002 which is owned, operated, maintained, or 17 governed by the county or its agency, authority, or public 18 health trust 19 (e) A governing board, agency, or authority shall be 20 chartered by the county commission upon this act becoming law 21 The governing board, agency, or authority shall adopt and 22 implement a health care plan for indigent health care 23 services The governing board, agency, or authority shall 24 consist of no more than seven and no fewer than five members 25 appointed by the county commission The members of the 26 governing board, agency, or authority shall be at least 18 27 years of age and residents of the county No member may be 28 employed by or affiliated with a health care provider or the 29 public health trust, agency, or authority responsible for the 30 county public general hospital The following community 31 organizations shall each appoint a representative to a 19 CODING Words 5t~ickeI. are deletions words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 nominating committee the South Florida Hospital and 2 Healthcare Association, the Miami-Dade County Public Health 3 Trust, the Dade County Medical Association, the Miami-Dade 4 County Homeless Trust, and the Mayor of Miami-Dade County 5 This committee shall nominate between 10 and 14 county 6 citizens for the governing board, agency, or authority The 7 slate shall be presented to the county commission and the 8 county commission shall confirm the top five to seven 9 nominees, depending on the size of the governing board Until 10 such time as the governing board, agency, or authority is 11 created, the funds provided for in subparagraph (d)2 shall be 12 placed in a restricted account set aside from other county 13 funds and not disbursed by the county for any other purpose 14 1 The plan shall divide the county into a minimum of 15 four and maximum of six service areas, with no more than one 16 participant hospital per service area The county public 17 general hospital shall be designated as the provider for one 18 of the service areas Services shall be provided through 19 participants' primary acute care facilities 20 2 The plan and subsequent amendments to it shall fund 21 a defined range of health care services for both indigent 22 persons and the medically poor, including primary care, 23 preventive care, hospital emergency room care, and hospital 24 care necessary to stabilize the patient For the purposes of 25 this section, "stabilization" means stabilization as defined 26 in s 397 311(29)5 397 311(30) Where consistent with these 27 objectives, the plan may include services rendered by 28 physicians, clinics, community hospitals, and alternative 29 delivery sites, as well as at least one regional referral 30 hospital per service area The plan shall provide that 31 agreements negotiated between the governing board, agency, or 20 CODING Words stricken are deletions; words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 authority and providers shall recognize hospitals that render 2 a disproportionate share of indigent care, provide other 3 incentives to promote the delivery of charity care to draw 4 down federal funds where appropriate and require cost 5 containment including, but not limited to case management 6 From the funds specified _n subparagraphs (d)l and 2 for 7 indigent health care services, service providers shall receive 8 reimbursement at a Medica~d rate to be determined by the 9 governing board, agency, or authority created pursuant to this 10 paragraph for the initial emergency room visit, and a 11 per-member per-month fee or capitation for those members 12 enrolled in their service area, as compensation for the 13 services rendered following the initial emergency visit 14 Except for provisions of emergency services, upon 15 determination of eligibility, enrollment shall be deemed to 16 have occurred at the time services were rendered The 17 provisions for specific re_mhursement of emergency services 18 shall be repealed on July 1, 2001, unless otherwise reenacted 19 by the Legislature The capitation amount or rate shall be 20 determined prior to progra~ implementation by an independent 21 actuarial consultant In no event shall such reimbursement 22 rates exceed the Medicaid rate The plan must also provide 23 that any hospitals owned and operated by government entities 24 on or after the effective date of this act must, as a 25 condition of receiving funds under this subsection afford 26 public access equal to that provided under s 286 011 as to 27 any meeting of the governing board, agency, or authority the 28 subject of which is budget~ng resources for the retention of 29 charity care, as that ter~ is defined in the rules of the 30 Agency for Health Care Adm_nistration The plan shall also 31 include innovative health care programs that provide 21 CODING Words 5tricken are deletions, words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 cost-effective alternatives to traditional methods of service 2 and delivery funding 3 3 The plan's benefits shall be made available to all 4 county residents currently eligible to receive health care 5 services as indigents or medically poor as defined in 6 paragraph (4) (d) 7 4 Eligible residents who participate in the health 8 care plan shall receive coverage for a period of 12 months or 9 the period extending from the time of enrollment to the end of 10 the current fiscal year, per enrollment period, whichever is 11 less 12 5 At the end of each fiscal year, the governing 13 board, agency, or authority shall prepare an audit that 14 reviews the budget of the plan, delivery of services, and 15 quality of services, and makes recommendations to increase the 16 plan's efficiency The audit shall take into account 17 participant hospital satisfaction with the plan and assess the 18 amount of poststabilization patient transfers requested, and 19 accepted or denied, by the county public general hospital 20 Section 8 Paragraphs (d) and (g) of subsection (1) of 21 section 440 102, Florida Statutes, are amended to read 22 440 102 Drug-free workplace program requirements --The 23 following provisions apply to a drug-free workplace program 24 implemented pursuant to law or to rules adopted by the Agency 25 for Health Care Administration 26 (1) DEFINITIONS --Except where the context otherwise 27 requires, as used in this act 28 (d) "Drug rehabilitation program" means a service 29 provider, established pursuant to s 397 311(27)s- 30 397 311(28), that provides confidential, timely and expert 31 22 CODING Words stric:kell are deletions; words underlined are additions ENROLLED 2002 Legislature CS for SB 682 1 identification, assessment, and resolution of employee drug 2 abuse 3 (g) "Employee assistance program" means an established 4 program capable of providing expert assessment of employee 5 personal concerns, confidential and timely identification 6 services with regard to employee drug abuse; referrals of 7 employees for appropriate diagnosis, treatment, and 8 assistance; and followup services for employees who 9 participate in the program or require monitoring after 10 returning to work If in addition to the above activities, an 11 employee assistance program provides diagnostic and treatment 12 services, these services shall in all cases be provided by 13 service providers pursuant to s 397 311(27)5 397 311(20) 14 Section 9 This act shall take effect July 1, 2002 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 23 CODING Words stricker! are deletions, words underlined are additions ?ub)l~ a~ t!.-r -~ /J2/<1 N{C ~ sjJI}02- r /;':;;1::J- !b~"" fl}'w... 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BOYNTON BEACH BOULEVARD POBOX 310 BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 33425-0310 FAX. (561) 742-6259 PIANNING AND ZONING DIVISION To Fax #" Date From Re /I n?! '!- U&ktt. / f aim &eJ, t. Sd'":xJ-P -----:A s-ltud- 'i3 t(, - 8 / ~ }- ~5 -02- d!.A uff::tlv', f/l?U1"'-fa.jJ /-fb.~ _ _&/'1- Pages ~ &d.t jQdr~ ~arhof. · / !~'mot1d! 6hz~ :J f~ D e02-mdhcJ Luu-o S /1 c-/ FefL>>u~d ~ - ~;) Sec- 4/J , ~2, ~1- (lJ1 :2 - .see fo "RANSMISSION VERIFICATION REPORT TIME 06/04/2002 15 18 NAME BOYNTON BEACH P & z FAX 5613756259 TEL 5613756260 DATE,TIME FAX NO /NAME DURATION PAGE(S) RESULT MODE 06/04 15 12 93556344 00 05 27 10 OK ST At'-mARD ECM ORANSMISSION VERIFICATION REPORT 1- TIME 06/04/2002 15 18 NAME BOYNTON BEACH P & Z FAX 5513755259 TEL 5613756260 DATE, TIME FAX NO./NAME DURATION PAGE(S) RESULT MODE 06/04 15 12 93556344 00 05 27 10 OK ST AI'lDARD ECM Facsimile TRANSMITTAL CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 100 E. BOYNTON BEACH BOULEVARD POBOX 310 BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 33425-0310 FAX. (561) 742-6259 PLANNING AND ZONING DIVISION To Fax# Date From Re Iln1!.~ ?I&letl- / (alm &ec.h t. Sd,~~s*,d '-13 LJ, - 8/P f- ~5-0.2, oIlJ$'A u:;;:tlv, fillnC<f'a.P a~ _ _LPd- Pages ~ &d.e jQchdl4 >4+/a rho/.. · / ~'rrror1~ cSkn~ ~ :2 ft D e02-~ ~;O S {! -I FefZ-iYUihcl ~ a :2, See: -4/J CIJ:2 , ~f (tfl .2 _ .see ~ Planmng and Zonmg DIVISIon CIty of Boynton Beach Boynton Beach, FlorIda 33425 742-6260 Fax 742-6259 4NSMISSION VERIFICATION REPORT TIME 06/03/2002 11 12 NAME BOYNTON BEACH P & Z FAX 5513755259 TEL 5513755260 r I DATE,TIME FAX NO./NAME DURATION PAGE(S) RESULT MODE 06/03 11 08 94348187 00 04 10 05 OK STANDARD ECM (b) Gropu B satellite dish antennae shall be freestanding, ground mounted, and self supponing without structural connections to any other structure or building (c) No pan of any satellite dish antenna installation may extend beyond the height of the horizontal eave line of the uppennost floor of any single-family or duplex home. (2) Satellite dish antennae installed to serve any use other than single-family or duplex homes must also comply with the following requirements (a) Chapter 4 of the Land Development Regulations (b) Only one (1) Group B satellite dish antenna may be located in a multifamily complex and it may not be located on a roof Nothing in this provision shall be construed to alter or impair any rights, authority, or restrictions imposed by deed or under the rightful authority of any homeowners' association (c) A Group B satellite dish antenna installed in commercial and industrial zoning districts may not be located on a roof so that the dish is visible from a public right-of-way or residential district, except as stipulated in 1.a (4) hereinbefore (d) Group B satellite dish antennae which are mounted on a tower and used for communication in connection with the operation of a business shall provide reasonable screening and shall be subject to conditional use approval (3) Satellite dish antennae properly permitted prior to April 4, 1995 may remain in place notwithstanding provisions stipulated herein but they may not be replaced, reconstructed or modified without bringing the entire installation into full compliance with this section. ~ N PERFORMANCE STANDARDS All uses located within the city shall contonn to the perfonnance standards set fonh below, and shall be constructed, maintained and operated so as not to be 1997 S-5 Zoning 7 a nuisance or hazard to persons, animals, vegetation or propeny located on adjacent or nearby propenies or rights-of-way, or to interfere with the reasonable use or enjoyment of adjacent or nearby propeny by reason of noise, vibration, smoke, dust or other paniculate matter; toxic or noxious matter; odors, glare, heat or humidity; radiation, electromagnetic interference, fire or explosion hazard, liquid waste discharge, or solid waste accumulation. Funhennore, no use shall be carried out so as to create any nuisance or hazard which is violation of any applicable federal, state, county, or city law or permit, and all such laws and permits are hereby adopted as perfonnance standards in these zoning regulations 1 Noise. No use shall be carried out in any zoning district so as to create sound which is in violation of Section 15-8 of the City of Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances 2 Vibrations No use shall be carried out in any zoning district so as to create inherently and recurrently generated ground vibrations which are perceptible without instruments at any point at or beyond the propeny lines of the propeny on which the use is located. 3 Smoke, dust, din, or other paniculate matter No use shall be carried out within any zoning district so as to allow the emission of smoke, dust, din or other panicular matter which may cause damage to propeny or vegetation, discomfon or hann to persons or animals, or prevent the reasonable use and enjoyment of propeny and rights-of-way, at or beyond the propeny lines of the propeny on which the use is located Funhennore, no use shall be carried out so as to allow the emission of any substances in violation of any federal, state, county or city laws or permits governing the emission of such substances 4 Odors and fumes No use shall be carried out in any industrial district so as to allow the emission of objectionable or offensive odors or fumes in such concentration as to be readily perceptible at any point at or beyond the boundary of industrial districts For all nonindustrial districts, the standards contained in this paragraph shall apply where the / 8 Boynton Beach Code district abuts any residential dIstrict. 5 Toxic or noxious matter No use shall be carried out in any zoning district so as to allow the discharge of any toxic or noxious matter in such concentrations as to cause damage to property or vegetation, discomfort or harm to persons or animals, or prevent the reasonable use and enjoyment of property or rights-of-way, at or beyond the property line of the property on which the use is located, or to contaminate any public waters or any groundwater 6 Fire and explosion hazards No use shall be carried out in any zoning district so as to create a fire or explosion hazard to adjacent or nearby property or rights-of-way, or any persons or property thereon. Furthermore, the storage, use or production of flammable or explosive materials shall be in conformance with the provisions of Chapter 9 of the City of Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances 7 Heat, humidity, or glare No use shall be carried out in any zoning district so as to produce heat, humidity or glare which is readily perceptible at any point at or beyond the property line of the property on which the use IS located Artificial lighting which is used to illuminate any property or use shall be directed away from any residential use which is a conforming use according to these zoning regulations, so as not to create a nuisance to such residential uses 8 Liquid waste No use shall be carried out in any zomng dIstrict so as to dIspose of liqmd waste of any type, quantity or manner which is not in conformance with the provisions of Chapter 26 of the City of Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances, or arty applicable federal, state or county laws or permits 9 Solid waste No use shall be carried out in any zoning district so as to allow the accumulation or disposal of solid waste which is not in conformance with Chapter 10 of the City of Boynton Beach Code of Ordinance, or which would cause solid waste to be transferred in any manner to adjacent or nearby property or rights-of-way 10 Electromagnetic interference No use shall be carried out in any zoning district so as to create electromagnetic radiation which causes abnormal degradation of performance of any electromagnetic receptor of quality and proper design as defined by the principles and standards adopted by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, or the Electronic Industries Association Furthermore, no use shall be carried out in any zoning district so as to cause electromagnetic radiation which does not comply with the Federal Communications Commission regulations, or which causes objectionable electromagnetic interference with normal radio or television reception in any zoning district. r 11 Hazardous materials and hazardous waste a. Prior to the issuance of an occupational license in the city, the operator of any use that uses, handles, stores or displays hazardous materials or that generates hazardous waste, as defined in 40 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 261, and requires a permit for same from a state or federal agency, or requires periodic reporting to a state or federal agency, shall be required to obtain a permit in accordance with Section 11 3, Environmental Review Permits /, b The operator of any such use shall be required to design and construct, prior to occupancy, an appropriate separate spill containment system to hold spilled hazardous materials for cleanup, independent from the storm water drainage system, along with an appropriate early warning monitoring program. The containment system and monitoring program shall be a type which is generally acceptable to the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation and the South Florida Water Management District, and shall serve all structures or areas where hazardous materials are used, handled, stored or displayed, or where hazardous wastes are generated. c. Depressed truck wells which are utilized by users of hazardous materials and generators of hazardous waste shall provide a drainage system which shall be designed and maintained to include oil and grease receptors, and open bottom sedimentation pumps as pollutant retardant structures Such systems shall be designed so as to prevent pollutants from entering surface { 0,,-- ) waters and groundwater Parking areas and dnveways adjacent to truck wells shall be designed to divert runoff to storage and exfiltratlOns systems on- site, prior to discharge into surface waters or storm sewers d Users of hazardous materials and generators of hazardous waste shall develop hazardous matenals response plans pnor to the operation of such uses, which shall require the approval of the environmental review committee ThiS plan shall Identify appropnate measures for contamination response mcluding, but not limited to (1) Provision of equipment and tramed personnel on-site or a contract with a contammatIon response firm meeting Flonda Department of Environmental RegulatIOn standards, where appropnate, (2) Specification of follow-up water quahty momtonng programs to be implemented in the event of contamination, (3) Specification of design and operational measures to contain and direct contaminated surface runoff away from lakes, ponds, canals, drainage structures and/or other connections to the surficial aqUifer (4) Specifications for the development and implementation of an early warning monitoring program, (5) Proof of financial responsibility which will assure that cleanup costs can be provided (6) A copy of the permit Issued by or application for permit to the governmental agency or agencies responsible for permitting the handling, storage display, or generation of the particular hazardous matenals or hazardous wastes Where only penodic reports are reqUired to be supphed to such agencies copies of these reports shall be proVided to the environmental review committee (7) Where the mformation reqUired under (1) through (6) above IS required as 2002 S-17 Zoning 9 part of the information reqUired for permittmg by or reporting to governmental agencies responsible for regulating hazardous matenals or hazardous wastes, thiS information shall be considered sufficient for the purpose of this section o ELECTRIC SUBSTATIONS, SWITCHING STATIONS AND UTILITY FACILITIES Electnc substatIOns sWitching stations and utihty facihtles are allowable m all land use categories and zonmg dlstncts subject to full site plan review as described in Chapter 4 and subject to screenmg on all sides with walls or acceptable landscaping as described in Chapter 9 SectIOn 10, paragraph C4 (Ord No 96-51, S 1, 1-21-97, Ord No 96-66, S 1, 1-7-97, Ord No 99-24, S 2, 9-7-99, Ord No 01-52, S 3, 10-4-01) See 5 Residential district regulations and use provisions. A R-I-AAA SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT These distnct regulations will create the lowest populatIOn density of not more than 3 48 dwelhng units per acre Uses permitted Within any R-I-AAA smgle-family residential district, no bUlldmg structure land or water shall be used except for one of the following uses a Smgle-family dwellings includmg the garages and other customary accessory bUildings Carports are not allowed Disaster shelters are permitted The shelters are to be used only for the deSignated purpose in times of danger b Churches and other places of worship With their attendant accessory uses, includmg daycare and pre-school facilitles*, providmg for a minimum site of one acre with a minimum of one hundred fifty (150) foot frontage Nursery schools, primary and secondary schools and colleges and umversities are not to be construed to be an accessory use to a place of worship by these regulations c City-owned and -operated facilities d Pnvate golf courses and associated clubhouse facilities mcludmg private bath 5 4 Includes a program for full provIsion, maintenance, and operation of such areas, improvements, facilities and services for common use by the occupants of the PID, but will not be provided, operated or maintained at public expense C MINIMUM LAND AREA FOR PID The mimmum land area for a planned industrial development shall be twenty-five (25) contiguous acres D UNIFIED CONTROL All land included for purpose of development within district shall be under the control of the applicant (an individual, partnership, or corporation or group of individuals, partnerships or corporations) The applicant shall present satisfactory legal documents to constitute eVidence of the unified control of the entire area withm the proposed PID The applicant shall agree to 1 Proceed with the proposed development according to the provisions of these zomng regulations and conditions attached to the zoning of the land to PID, 2 Provide agreements, contracts, deed restrIctIOns, and sureties acceptable to the city for completion of the development accordmg to the plans approved at the time of zoning to PID and for continuing operations and maintenance of such areas, functions, and facilities as are not to be provided, operated, or maintained at public expense, and 3 Bmd their successors in title to any commitments made under subsection D 1 and 2 above All agreements and eVidence of unified control shall be examined by the city attorney and no zoning of land to PID classification shall be adopted without a certification by the city attorney that such agreements and evidence of unified control meet the requirements of these zoning regulations P E USES PERMITTED In the PIQ, a building and its customary ancillary structures and land uses may be erected, altered and occupied for any office professional, busmess (wholesale or retail) educational institution, adult entertainment in accordance with Section 11 M, recreational and attractions as defined for the industrial land use 2000 S-12 Zoning 37 claSSIfication, multI-family residentIal, and mixed use residential/commercial uses in PID's totaling a minimum of 500 acres or industrial use provided that such use or uses Is/are approved by the planning and development board In approving uses in the PID, the planning and development board shall make findmgs that the use or uses proposed will not be in conflict with the performance standards listed in Section 4 N of these zoning regulations, and that the use or uses proposed is/are consistent with the intent and purpose of this section. For the purpose of this section, educational institutIOn shall mean a public, quasi-public or prIvate facility that offers instruction to students for one (1) or more of the following needs preschool programming, tutoring, kmdergarten, elementary and secondary grades schooling, higher learning for the purpose of granting degrees in a particular field and occupational or industrial, technical training In addition, uses permitted are subject to limitations as follows 1 Outdoor storage of materials may be permitted based on a finding of the planning and development board that such storage does not exceed fifteen (15) per cent of the total square footage of the building site and that such storage is screened and fenced to preclude exposure to the publIc, and 2 All uses proposed which are listed in Section 8.A.3 shall require the issuance of an environmental review permit as set forth in Section 11 3 of these zonmg regulations Furthermore, the planning and development board may require that any other use obtain an environmental review permit, prior to being established in a particular PID Any use approved by the planning and development board for a particular PID which uses, handles, stores, or displays hazardous materIals, or which generates hazardous waste, as defined by 40 Code of Federal Regulations Part 261, shall also require an environmental review permit in accordance With Section 11 3 of these zoning regulations F USES PROHIBITED 1 ReSidential uses With the exception of accessory hotels or motels Multi-family and mixed use residential/commercial uses are allowed in PID's with gross acreage totaling at least 500 acres t; a. Public buildings and facilities such as city hall, police and fire stations, libraries, public schools, public utilities and cemeteries, b Private or semi-private institutions (excluding churches and schools) such as hospitals, utilities, and other non-profit facilities, c. Other governmental agencies such as those providing postal, administrative or regulatory services, d. Telecommunication towers lA. Uses requiring environmental review permit Any use listed under 5.J 1 above which uses, handles, stores or displays hazardous materials or which generates hazardous waste, as defined by 40 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 261, shall require an environmental review permit in accordance with Section 11 3 2 Building and site regulations No building or portion thereof shall be erected, constructed converted, established, altered, enlarged or used unless the premises and building comply with the following regulations Minimum lot frontage Minimum lot area Minimum front yard Minimum side yard Minimum rear yard Maximum structural height 75 feet 8000 square feet 25 feet 15 feet, each side* 25 feet'" 45 feet, not to exceed four (4) stories .When abutting residential districts, side and/or rear yard shall be thirty (30) feet. 3 Off-street parking' As provided in Section I1-H hereinafter K. PUD PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTS Chapter 2 5 of the Land Development Regulations is hereby incorporated by reference into these zoning regulations, and all planned unit developments shall be considered zoning districts on the official zoning map Chapter 2 5, and all planned unit developments approved in accordance with 1998 S-9 Zoning 15 Chapter 2.5, shall be subject to all applicable 'provisions of these zoning regulations, except as otherwise provided for in Chapter 2 5 (Ord. No 96-32, ~ 1, 8-8-96, Ord No 96-51, ~ 2, 1-21-97,Ord No 98-36, ~ I, 9-15-98) Sec. 6. Commercial district regulations and use provisions. A. C-l OFFICE AND PROFESSIONAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT These district regulations will provide appropriate space for office and professional uses, located to provide ready access to such services for all 1 Uses permitted. Within any C-l office and professional zoning district, no building, structure, land or water, or any part thereof, shall be erected, altered or used, in whole or in part, except for one (1) or more of the following specified uses (single-family occupancy when incidental and necessary to main use is permitted) Those uses, however, which are listed in lA. below shall require conditional use approval, and those uses which are indicated under IB below shall require an environmental review permit, prior to the establishment of these uses a. Churches and other places of worship and attendant accessory uses Day care centers, primary and secondary schools, seminaries, and colleges and universities shall not be construed to be an accessory use to a place of worship, however b Financial institutions, including drive-through facilities c. Funeral homes d Funeral home with Crematorium. '" e. Government facilities, including public community centers, excluding uses which have extensive storage or maintenance facilities, or storage or maintenance as their principal use. ~ f Hospitals. g Medical and dental offices and clinics ~ ~al.Zg-OZ II 13am Fro~. T.OOl P 01/03 F-146 WATERSHED JIi' r 1&. 'T 'I'reatment Ptog"t'8ItlS J 6 2 !FACSIMILE TRANS~!TTAL SHEEl1 TO: (}A~ r f\- FROM: COMPANY ~~ ~ P+D FA:'< NUMBER. ~, '1~ 1-.SlJ SUBJ]tCT Q..~ LRGEm0~ DATE (y..u.. ({ '1-9 tt.u.ftt:\A.- TOTA.L PAGES Il\CLlJDI~G COVER: 3> .. PHONE ~TMBlR. PLEASE CO:VIMENT P!..EASE REPL it PLEASE RECYCLE .o::.~::"!2:..'":7__~~,:.~~~,.. '.J~ ::J~~~~~ lIJOO N"N 15 Street · 30':;3 Ra)!n, }f:' 33486 1.80D-866.6370 · 561362 7ll ti · FeJt: 561.362-0854 ~a,-2g-02 11 13am Fran- T-OOI P OZ/03 F-146 AGREEMENT FOR SALE AND PURCHASE OF PROPERTY This Agreement for Sale and Purchase of Property ("Agreement") is between Quantum Limited Partners, Ltd., a Florida limited partnership rSeller"); and The Watershed. Act II, Inc., a Florida corporation rBuyer") 1 AGREEMENT TO SELL, PURCHASE PRICE 1.01 Agreement to Sell and Convey Seller hereby agrees to sell and convey to Buyer and Buyer hereby agrees to purchase from Seller subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth, all that certain parcel of land located in Palm Seach County, Florida, and being more particularly described on EXHIBIT 'IA" attached hereto and incorporated herein consisting of approximately 5 332 +1- acres plus submerged lands, together with the following a All and singular the nghts and appurtenances pertaining thereto, including any right, title and interest of Seller in and to adjacent streets, roads, alleys and rights-of-way; and b. All easements, licenses, reservations, permits, approvals, consents and other such use rights, interests and privileges granted, owned or used by Seller for the ownership, use, construction operation and maintenance of the Property (defined below) or In any manner appurtenant thereto The land described on EXHIBIT "A", and the rights, interests, and other properties descnbed above, are collectively called the 'Property 1 02 Purchase Price. The purchase price ("Purchase Price~) to be paid for the Property shall be $987 113 68 The Purchase Price shall be paid by Buyer to Seller as follows $98,000 00 Dollars earnest money deposit to be delivered to and held by Cohen, Norris, Scherer, Weinberger & Wolmer, located at 712 U S Highway One North Palm Beach, Florida 33408 ("Escrow Agent") upon execution hereof All earnest monies deposited hereunder, together with all interest accrued thereon, shall be collectively referred to as the "Deposit" The balance ofthe Purchase Price, subject to adjustments for prorations and Closing costs as specified herein, shall be paid in cash by cashIer's check or Immediately wired federal funds, payable to the order of Seller, or as Seller shall otherwise designate in writing prior to Closing Page 1 of 17 Pages ~aY-Z9-02 11 14am From- T-001 P 03/03 F-146 EXHIBIT A" THOSE LOTS LOCATED IN QUANTUM PARK AT BOYNTON BEACH AS HEREI NAFTER LISTED Lots 48A, 488, 48C and 480, QUANTUM PARK AT BOYNTON BEACH P 1.0 , PLAT NO 10, according to the Plat thereof on file in the Office of the CIeri< of the Circuit Court in and for Palm Beach County, Florida recorded in Plat Book 60, page 34, said lands situate, lying and being in Palm Beach County, Florida Page 15 of 17 Pages