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CORRESPONDENCE 12/]0/2003 12:28 5617362360 50Lm~RN JAI,CE : I: I:. , II . . ~, D",,~ c~ ' ,~ ..I~II.llll :'~Illl I<ioNdlIOolt"...Avn .,8 Boyrt..,Be"h,n. ~,14j6 ,";1)71~' !'7F'" (51 I :., \ II __v____ --~--~...-_.......-.--.--..- - . I\Itlillio D1re'Jlo Pe 1 I 'ill:'I:' December 10,2003 City ofBoynton Beach Planning and Zoning ATIN: Michael Rumpf 100 E. Boynton Beach Boulevard P,O, BOx 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33425 Dear Mr. Rumpf: Please accept this letter a:: my f')1 mal withdnwal dmy ;1lCll:e,!tJi: I' use '!I') ,"Ovd in the High Ridge PID. The Corldo unit I was intcre'ted ill i,l n' bID!!"r 3: optiOI. 'nd therefore does not warrant furth(:r plU'Slli L Thank YO'l for your help l~ith tlUs pro: ,dur'I, Respectfully, / ,? 1/ _J' /, "I C,' . ' ~:n.-t.-~:r President, Southern Dance Theal;~ {, DECloam October 17, 2003 Mr. Michael Rumpf Zoning Director City of Boynton Beach 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. Boynton Beach, FL 33425-0310 Dear Mr. Rumpf: This letter and accompanying documentation are concurrent requests for M-1 zoning code review and PID conditional use approval. Specifically requesting an amendment to M-1 code to add dance instruction to the following: Chapter 2 Zoning, Section 8. A. 1. d. (9). Permitted uses / miscellaneous uses Item (9) Gymnastic centers, Dance Instruction For PID, conditional use approval request for Dance Instruction to operate in High Ridge Commerce Center, Phase 1 Included with this request are the following items which support the amendment stregar,~ f- ;nt, , ftL/& , Penni Greenly Southern Dance Theatre 140 N. Congress, Suite 8B Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Cf6/) 7.3tfi- 9t''l7 (FbI) 7.3~- fF3/1 A . 8 · (, . D · Er. , G- · Letter from applicant highlighting community involvement Operational comparison between gymnastics centers and dance instruction Dance Instruction businesses currently operating in local industrial areas Neighboring dtles regulations pertaining to industrial districts and uses allowed High Ridge Commerce Center, Phase I site plan and other businesses operating or who plan to operate at this site (Ph/8e JI- sam/! ) Performance standards addressed fn\ f\ 0".,. S. [I "P r,'. r.:\! 10 :'. "', _':'-.." I ,......------ .-- \ .;1 I ,; lJ~J I OCT 2 2 ~1J~ I L------.- ---- - ~ p~;,:" ,.. ,." i~~~ ...J A. 140NorthCmgr_Ave, 118B Bo~t..,B..d1,FL. 33426 (561) 736-9097 F..(561) 736-2360 Artistic Director: Penni Greenly Southern Dance Theatre Community Profile Southern Dance Theatre, Inc. is a school dedicated to the education and artistic achievement of all students regardless of race, religion, or socio economic background. Located in Boynton Beach, the studio was founded in 1983. It has built a reputation as one of South Florida's leading establishments in dance. Offering a wide variety of dance to students ages 4 - adults, from beginning levels to pre-professional our diverse staff takes pride in building a student body of over 400. Some students have plU'Sued professional careers as dancers in major companies, teachers, dance therapists, and studio owners. Southern Dance houses "The Dancers' Alchemy, Inc.", a not for profit organization that raises funds for combined performing groups. The groups encompass students ages 4 - college as well as a special population's ensemble. Collectively the dancer's and professionals involved put in over 225 holU'S a year in community service. The venues include outreach and educational programs for the public and private schools, performances at Nursing and Assisted Living Facilities, annual benefits, such as, "The Love Affair" to aide families who are afflicted with the Alzheimer's disease, and community based Expos, Festivals and Parades for the city of Boynton. The President, Penni Greenly has been instrumental in the development of dance programs in the Palm Beach School system on all levels of education including Exceptional children and ESOL students. Special interest has been paid to promoting the awareness of the art forms of dance and music and their positive impact on the youth. The school is in its 3'd year of "Give back to the schools". A program implemented to take I 0% of summer, dance lessons, income and give it back in support of arts programs in participating schools in Boynton and surrounding communities. A "Do your best and dance the rest" program was developed as a co-op with area schools for students at risk off ailing. Statistics showed 90% of the students involved pulled their grades up 2 letter scores. Southern dance theatre funds dance scholarships and school art programs with over $5,000.00 a year to aide students or curriculums in financial need. While Southern Dance Theatre is a school dedicated to dance education, its reputation for 20 years has been that of integrity and excellence with a devoted commitment to the community young and old. Using dance as its tool, the business promotes the positive impact the arts have. Showcasing and sharing the talents of professionals and youths through performances, demonstrations, and instruction has allowed Southern Dance to become a respected name in the business world, as well as a leader in the entertainment, cultural, and educational circles. COMPARATi . STUDY OF GYMNASTIC AND DA. ,E. SCHOOLS 8 PUV<;;:lr'.o\' PrTU nlNr nr.nr IH)r.!\/"7'l\.J"'~ GYMNASTIC SCHOOLS, Ceiling height - 16" & up for apparatuses Classroom space - wide open rooms Equipment - sprung wood floors, mirrors, mats, Parallel bars, vaults, rings, trampoline DANCE SCHOOLS 16" & up for lift work and hanging of fans wide open rooms sprung wood floors, mirrors, mats, ballet barres (fixed & portable) POPULATION SERVED Boys & Girls of all races, creeds, and socia economic backgrounds Ages 2 & up 60% - Age 2 -10 35% - Age II - 18 5% - Over the age of 18 15% - Students train for competitive teams Boys & Girls of all races, creeds and socio economic backgrounds Ages 4 & up 50% - Ages-4 -10 46%-Ages 11-18 15% - Over the age of 18 15% - Students train for professional careers or competitive dance CLASSES Private lessons - 1 - 2 students Group lessons - 8 - 20 students 12 week sessions 1 hour classes Private lessons - 1 - 2 dancers Group lessons - 8 - 15 dancers (Ages 4-11) 8 - 20 dancers (Ages 12 & up) 6 week sessions 10 month sessions - 90% of students 1 hour - 2 Vz hour classes TIMES OF OPERATION 2:00 - 9:00 p.m, (Mon - Fri) 9:00 - 5:00 p.m, (Saturday) Closed Sunday 4:00 - 9:00 p.m. (Mon - Fri) 9:00 - 2:00 p,m, (Saturday) Closed Sunday TRANSPORTATION TRAFFIC FLOW Highest traffic flow after 5:00 p,m, (Mon - Fri) Parents drop 01T and pick up Some wait (Small percentage) Some stay, ifit is a mommy & me class Highest traffic flow after 5:00 p,m. (Mon- Fri) Parents drop ofT and pick up Small percentage park and wait No mommy & me classes NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES I - 2 full time 5 - 10 part time Instructors 2 - 4 Instructors on any gi"ven day PARKING As needed, depending on parents that stay, Students that drive, & stalT Estimated 8 -15 at any given hour, more likely after 5:00 p.m, I - full time 5 - 10 part time Instructors 3 - 4 Instructors on any given day As needed, depending on parents that stay. students that drive and stalT Estimated 8 - 15 at any given hour, more likely after 5:00 p,m. CLASS PAYMENT Tuition Monthly Installments 12 Week Sessions Tuition Monthly Installments Annual Payment Pay by the class ~ Dance Instruction Municipality / Industrial Zoning Reference Boca Raton M1 Light Industrial. Permitted uses: Athletics training facilities within enclosed building. M2 General Industrial. Permitted uses: Any use permitted in M1 PID Planned Industrial District Permitted uses: Any use permitted by underlying zoning district Dance Academy of Boca Raton 1050 NW 1st Avenue Boca Raton Zoning District M1, M2 Management Company: Lewis Rental Properties Co-tenants include the following businesses: Upholstery, Glass Company, Signs, Interior Design, Printer. Dance Academy of Boca Raton has been operating in this location for 15+ years. According to Lewis Retail Properties there have been no issues involving safety or parking. The leasing contact noted that Dance Academy of Boca Raton operates later in the day when other businesses are either closed or customer visits are limited. Creative Dance Centre 1141 Holland Drive, #11 Boca Raton Zoning District M1, M2 Management Company: Lewis Rental Properties Co-tenants include the following businesses: Spa's, Fuel Injection, Water Filtration, Furniture finishing. Creative Dance Centre has been operating in this location for 6+ years. No issues involving safety or parking. Operates later in the day. Twisters Gymnastics of Boca 3100 NW Boca Raton Blvd. - Boca Design Center Boca Raton Zoning District M1, M2 Management Company: Lewis Rental Properties Twisters has been operating in this location for many years, Occupies several bays and the majority of a sectlon of this complex. No issues involving safety of parking. Operates later in the day. Boca Ballet Theatre 7630 NW 6th Avenue Boca Raton Zoning District PID Management Company: Danbury Management Corp. Co-tenants include the following business: Moving company, Whirlpool, woodworking, tire exchange. Boca Ballet Theatre has been operating at this location for about 1 year. According to Danbury Management no use approval or code amendment was required, No issues involving safety or parking. Operates later in the day. Peggy Brown Dance Academy Wellington Zoning District IL Light Industrial- allowed use ManagementCompany: Shapiro Tertnow Peggy Brown Dance Academy has been operating at this locatlon for many years. According to the management company no use approval was required. No issues involving safety or parking. Operates later in the day. 14-1 / PIP 4"1l,f1fNrr D Neighboring Cities and County Regulations Dance Studios References I Permitted Uses Palm Beach County IL, Light Industrial District Dance Studio falls within the category of Fitness Center and is a specifically allowed permitted use. (Attachment A) Boca Raton M-1, M-2 Dance Studio falls within the category of Athletic training facilities and is a specifically allowed permitted use. (Attachment B) Lake Worth LTI Low Traffic Generating Industrial Dance Studio falls within the category of Fitness Center and is a specifically allowed permitted use under the title of Indoor commercial recreation uses. (Attachment q West Palm Beach Industrial Dance Studio is listed as a category and is a specifically allowed use in industrial zones. (Attachment D) ~alm rt)poc!1 ;L/U!tf( 17/lLCiV I ;I ARTICLE 6, ZONING DISTRICTS f I Reference Sections: 1) Supplementary Use Standards -- See Section 6.4.D 2) Property Development Regulations -- See Section 6.5 3) Accessoryffemporary Structure Standards -- See Section 6.6 4) Off-street ParkingILoading -- See Section 7.2 5) Landscaping -- See Section 7.3 6) Lighting/Noise Standards -- See Section 7.8 7) Signs -- See Section 7.14 8) Vegetation Protection -- See Section 9.5 lOrd, No. 01-62] L ~uNII I See. 6.2 District Purvoses F. Industrial districts. 1. IL, LIght Industrial District. The purpose and intent of the IL district is to provide sufficient lands in appropriate locations for certain types of business, light manufacturing, or processing uses likely to cause tmdesirable effects upon nearby or adjacent residential or commercial lands. The IL district corresponds to the Industrial (IND) land use designation in the Future Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. The fullowing uses are subject to the Supplementary use standards referenced below. PERMITTED USES: Agricultural related manufacturing, light Agricultural research/development Air stripper, remedial Assembly, nonprofit institutional Assembly, nonprofit membership Automotive paint or body shop Broadcasting studio Butcher shop, wholesale Catering service Commtmication panels, antennas, commercial Data infurmation processing Dispatching office Dog day-care Fitness center Freestanding kiosk Goverrunent services Groves/row crops Landscape installation service Landscape maintenance service Machine or welding shop Manufucturing and processing Marine facility PERMITTED USES (cont'd): Medical or dental laboratory Monument sales, retail Motion picture production studio Nursery, wholesale Office, business or professional Park, passive Parking garage, commercial Parking lot, commercial Printing and copying services Recycling center Repair and maintenance, general Repair services, limited Restaurant, quality Shadehouse Storage, indoor agricultural Storage, outdoor agricultural Towing service and storage Vehicle inspection center Vocational school Warehousing Wholesaling, general SPECIAL USES: Adult entertainment Agricultural stand Amusements, temporary or special events Communication cell site on wheels (COW) Retail sales, mobile or temporary Recycling collection station Recycling drop offbin Security or caretaker quarters CONDITIONAL USE, CLASS A: Agriculture, bona fide Air curtain incinerator. permanent Electrical power fucility Excavation, type III Grooms quarters Heavy industry Livestock raising Mining, excavation type IIIA Mining, excavation type UIB LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE PALM BEACH COUNTY. FLORiDA ADOP1l0N JUNE 16, 1992 01/02 Supplement No.1 J 6-34 ~ ~(A- "rv7 ,-- df a(h ;7 ;{( (f}/,U1// ;/ ARTICLE 6: ZONING DISTRICTS PERMITIED SUBJECT TO DRC srrE PLAN: Agricultural transhipment Building supplies Car wash and auto detailing Commwtication tower, commercial Composting fucility Contractor's storage yard Day care center, limited Day labor employment service Entertainment, indoor Entertainment, outdoor Excavation, type II Farmer's market Funeral home or crematory Golf course Gun club, enclosed Heliport or helipad Packing plant Park. public Restaurant, high turnover sit-down Self-service storage Stable, commercial Theater, indoor Transportation fucility Utility, minor Water or wastewater treatment plant Reference Section.: I) Supplementary Use Standards -- See Section 6.4.0 2) Property Development Regulations - See Section 6.5 3) Supplementary Development Standards -- See Section 6.6 4) Off-street Parking/Loading -- See Section 7,2 5) Landscaping -- See Section 7.3 6) Performance Standards -- See Section 7.8 7) Signs -- See Section 7.14 8) Vegetation Protection -- See Section 9.5 lOrd. No. Ol-OlJ lOrd. No. 01-62] lOrd. No. 01-100] ( OLW-lrj ,~ /] /9 ~ Sec. 6.2 District Puroo5eS CONDITIONAL USE, CLASS A: (cont'd) Restaurant, fast food School, elementary or secondary Solid waste transfer station Truck stop Vehicle sales and rental CONDITIONAL USE, CLASS B: Air curtain incinerator. temporary Auction, outdoor Automotive service station Chipping and mulching Convenience store, with gas sales Day care center, general Flea market, open Gas and fuel, wbolesale Kennel, commercial Laboratory, industrial research Nursery, retail Potting soil manufacturing Recycling plant (This space intentionally left blank) LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE PAlM BEACH COUNIY, FLORIDA ADOPTION JUNE 16,199] 02/02 Supplement No. I J 6-35 NextPage LivePublish ----- ~ ' / - "'~ I......, '1 -, r}?~. '-!-r, f\ I l;;1 / ~I ~f () (/7;)((y7 b Page I of3 1. Sec. 28-1072. Permitted uses. No building or structure, or part thereof, shall be erected, altered or used, or premises used, in whole or in part, in M-1 districts for other than 1 or more of the following specified uses: (a) Drive-in theaters on a plot not less than 10 acres in area, subject to approval of the planning and zoning board and city council after public hearings by those bodies as to the location of structures and location of driveways for ingress and egress, which approval shall be conditioned on the faithful adherence to the fulfillment of such restrictions and conditions as shall be determined to be necessary for the protection of the surrounding area and the general welfare of the citizens, (b) Helistops and heliports, as herein defined, subject to the provisions of section 28-1451 et seq, (c) Body and fender work within enclosed buildings, (d) Chemical laboratories, (e) Coffee roasting and other coffee processing operations. (f) Cold storage plants. (g) Cutting or blending of liquors, (11) Carpenter and cabinetmaking shops, Q) Hydroponic gardens, slat houses, 0) Manufacture, repair, assembly or processing of products from metal, bone, cloth, leather, paper, plastic, rubber, shell, plaster, wood or from materials similar in nature; any such products may be sold upon the premises, but only from enclosed showrooms or enclosed display rooms. (1<) Pottery and other ceramic products, utilizing kilns fired only by electricity or gas; any such products may be sold upon the premises, but only from enclosed showrooms or enclosed display rooms, (I) Cinema production and development. (m) Motion picture studios, (n) Meat processing, excluding slaughtering, (0) Pattem making. (P) Tool, die and gauge shops. (q) Spray painting. (r) Automatic screw machines. (s) Tinsmith and sheet metal shops. (t) Motorcycle sales and repairs within enclosed buildings. (u) Motorcar fuel service stations (filling stations), subject to the provisions of section 28-1386 et seq, (v) Parking garages and lots, (w) Repair shops for appliances and bicycles in an enclosed building. (x) Upholstering shops in enclosed buildings, (y) Printing and engraving shops, newspaper publishing plants. http://livepublish,municode. com/3/1 pext dl1/Infobase44/ I /2 7 a9/3 Obc/3 216/3 226 10/20/2003 NextPage LivePublisva ;1 /J ~ C0'~ ;! a tu/\/ ,/"}/ ! Page 2 of 3 /' , " .~ (z) Car laundries in enclosed buildings, (aa) Service and repair garages. (bb) Truck sales, machinery sales, construction and farm implement sales, (cc) Tire vulcanizing and recapping with no open storage, (dd) Food catering establishments, preparation and storage only. (ee) Warehouse and storage buildings, (ft) Railroad transfer and storage; truck transfer and storage. (gg) Drycleaning plants and dyeing plants, laundry and drycleaning pickup shops, and drycleaning and pressing establishments that 1. Use only nontoxic and nonflammable fluorocarbon solvents in equipment which requires no venting or emissions of fumes or gases into the atmosphere; 2, Utilize a total of not more than 5 full- or part-time employees; and 3, Utilize no pickup or delivery facilities to the establishment except those from members of the consuming public seeking the service at the site of the establishment. (hh) Laundries, including coin-operated laundries, Qi) Creameries. OJ) Soft drink bottling. (kk) Frozen food storage and warehousing, including lockers for individual use, QI) Carpet cleaning without equipment rental. (mm) Boatbuilding, boat sales and repair in enclosed buildings. (nn) Bakery plants, (00) Plumbing shops. (Pp) Sign painting and sign shops. (qq) Newspaper and magazine distributors, storage and office, (rr) Taxidermist. (ss) Research and testing laboratories. (tt) Public utility substations, subject to the approval of the city council upon the recommendation of the planning and zoning board after public hearing. (uu) Retail sales occupying, in the aggregate, no more than 1,000 square feet of gross floor area in any plot. The maximum floor area limitation established herein shall not be applicable to retail sales which are incidental to bona fide wholesale uses, . (w) Athletic training facilities within enclosed buildings. (ww) A dwelling unit on the premises for an owner, manager or caretaker of an industrial use, provided that 1. Only 1 dwelling unit per industrial complex or development shall be permitted. 2. The dwelling unit shall conform to all applicable residential building and life-safety codes. http://livepublish,municode. com/311 pext.dll/Infobase44/l/2 7 a9/30bcl3 216/3 226 10/20/2003 NextPage LivePublish .---------, ~ , Page I of 1 / ) / -'\ -L, ~/11 _ ~/} .~ Sec. 28-1097. Permitted uses. )1 y/~,. (/7/7Li 1/ / -, L...-/ /- J No building or structure, or part thereof shall be erected, attered or used or premises used, in whole or in part, in an M-2 district for other than 1 or more of the following specified uses; (a) Any uses permitted in M-1 districts. (b) Fruit packinghouses. (c) Bulk storage and sales of fuels, gasoline, benzine, kerosene and the like, subject to section 28- 1329, (d) Mattress factories. (e) Public utility service yards. (I) Blacksmith and machine shops. (g) Welding shops. (h) Ice or ice cream plants. 0) Motor freight terminals, trucking, hauling or cartage yards, 0) Canning or preserving factories. (1<) Bulk storage of building materials and supplies Oncluding, but not limited to, roofing materials and supplies), subject to section 28-1330. 0) Furniture and upholstering manufacturing, (m) Brewing or distilling alcoholic beverages. (n) Metal buffing, plating and polishing. (0) Millwork, lumber and planing mills, (P) Leather goods and luggage manufacturing. (q) Electroplating or galvanizing. (r) Storage yards of building and construction contractors, subject to section 28-1330. (s) Paint and varnish manufacture. (t) Public utilities, (u) Motorcar fuel service stations (filling stations), subject to the provisions of section 28-1386 et seq. (v) Battery repair, sale and assembly. (w) Stamping, dieing, shearing or punching of metal. (x) Uses accessory to a permitted use, excluding living quarters for an owner, manager or caretaker. (y) Bakery plants. (z) Telecom web-hosting facilities. (Code 1966, ~ 25-79(A); Ord, No. 4166, ~ 2, 8-23-94; Ord. No. 4573, ~ 12, 4-10-01) http://Iivepublish.municode.com/3/1pextdll/Infobase44/1/27a9/30bd3282/3289?fn=docu, , , 10/20/2003 NextPage LivePublish / ~() /,7 /;)I/H~) ~ Page I of7 ~" - I' /f II {( (/7;?1J/v'7 ~ 23,15,02,00. Use restrictions for low traffic generating industrial district. 23.15,02.01. Uses permitted by right in low traffic generating industrial district. A, Manufacturing, fabrication, and processing as follows (excluding retail display or sales on the premises): Artist and craftsman shops, Blind, shutter, shade and awning fabrication from wood, plastic, fabric, canvas, or finished metal pieces, Ceramic, pottery, porcelain products, using only previously pulverized clay, and using kilns fired only by electricity or gas. Converted paper and paperboard products, limited to cutting, stamping, folding, laminating, lining, coating, and treating of purchased paper, paperboard, foil, sheet, or film materials, Dairy product manufacturing, as listed in SIC 202, Electrical and electronic goods, limited to assembly of parts and material. Fabricated architectural and ornamental metal product manufacturing, as listed in SIC 3446, not within one hundred fifty (150) feet of residential property measured from property line to property line. Furniture, cabinets, and wood fixtures, not within one hundred fifty (150) feet of residential property measured from property line to property line, Glass and glass products. Household goods and other small items such as jewelry, lapidary goods, personal articles'-toys, amusement devices, sporting goods, musical instruments; stationery, office, and art supplies; advertising specialties, novelties, ornaments, notions, cookware and flatware, Leather cutting and stamping; fabricated leather products. Machinery, equipment, appliances, parts, and tools, limited to assembly of finished parts and materials. Medical and dental equipment. Plastics, rubber, or fiberglass products, limited to cutting and assembly of parts and materials. Precision instruments, optical equipment, photographic equipment, and clock work devices, Sailmaking and canvas goods, Signs and advertising displays manufacturing. Statuary, ornaments, and art goods. Stone cutting and finishing, not within one hundred fifty (150) feet of residential property measured from property line to property line, Structural wood member manufacturing, as listed in SIC 3792, not within one hundred fifty (150) feet of residential property measured from property line to property line. Textile products, apparel, and clothing accessories, manufactured from purchased fabric and materials, excluding spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing or treating oftextile mill products, Travel trailer manufacturing, as listed in SIC 2439, not within one hundred fifty (150) feet of http://livepublish,municode.com/6/lpextdlllInfobase 11/1/1 c73/232a/232d?fn=document~f.., 10/20/2003 NextPage LivePublish / /( Lr /1,// , : ~ (1-)/1 Y 1-/ ,/) ,~ I, /')' ' 1 ,./ ( / i/ -- , Page 2 of7 ~ residential property measured from property line to property line. Wooden building and mobile home manufacturing, as listed in SIC 244, not within one hundred fifty (150) feet of residential property measured from property line to property line, B. Industrial services as follows: Automobile cleaning, polishing and detailing, excluding contract services for dealers, Automobile service and repair, minor and/or major (see section 23,19,14,00) Automobile towing services and storage yards, not within one hundred fifty (150) feet of residential property measured from property line to property line. Boat repair, not within one hundred fifty (150) feet of residential property measured from property line to property line, Boat detailing, not within one hundred fifty (150) feet of residential property measured from property line to property line, Catering establishments in conjunction with direct selling establishments, as listed in SIC 5963. Cleaning and maintenance services, Disinfecting and exterminating services, not within one hundred fifty (150) feet of residential property measured from property line to property line, Equipment rental and leasing services, excluding outdoor display and storage. Furniture and antique upholstery, covering, and repairing. Fumiture stripping, finishing, and refinishing. Household goods; service, repair, and rebuilding, excluding display or sale of any new, or rebuilt merchandise on premises, Industrial laundries. Landscaping contractors with storage yards. Lawn, garden, tree maintenance services. Medical and dental laboratories. Motorcycle service and repair, minor and/or major, not within one hundred fifty (150) feet of residential zoned property measured from property line to property line. Office and professional equipment; service, repair, and rebuilding, excluding display or sale of any new, used, or rebuilt merchandise on premises, Packaging and labeling services, Septic tank, sewer, and drain cleaning and repair services, excluding storage, treatment, transfer, dumping, or disposal of waste on premises, not within one hundred fifty (150) feet of residential property measured from property line to property line, Shops, construction contractors. Work or storage yards shall not be located within one hundred fifty (150) feet of residential property measured from property line to property line, Steam and pressure cleaning services, Welding repair services, not within one hundred fifty (150) feet of residential property measured from property line to property line. http://Iivepublish.muni code, com/6/1 pext dlllInfobase II 1 I 1 I c 73/232a/23 2d?fn=document -f.. 10/20/2003 NextPage LivePublish ;"'U U) III U Page 3 of7 ,/7! :'/ . ') ~, '11) (l ,~" ~ C, Storage uses as follows (excluding retail display or sales or premises): Cold storage, Mini-warehouses (see section 23,19,11.00), Storage lockers, Warehouses, D. Wholesale and distribution uses as follows (excluding retail display or sales on the premises: Building materials, lumber, door and window hardware, shades, shutters, blinds, and awnings; fencing, roofing, ftooring, carpeting, tile, hardware, tools, paint, wallpaper, shelving, cabinets, furniture, partitions, kitchen and bathroom fixtures, pools and spas, glass and mirrors, plumbing and electrical supplies, and the like. Finished concrete, brick, clay, and stone building and paving materials; sewer and water pipe, and culvert, wholesale and distribution, Groceries and related products, wholesale trade. Heating, cooling, ventilating, refrigeration, solar energy, water conditioning and heating systems and equipment, and major appliances, Household goods, sporting goods, and toys; wholesale and distribution only. Monuments and gravestones. New and remanufactured automobile, vehicle, and boat parts, accessories, furnishing and supplies. Nurseries, greenhouses, lawn and garden equipment, tools and supplies, Office, professional and business machinery, equipment, fixtures, tools, and supplies, Paints, varnishes, and supplies, as listed in SIC 5198. Pumps, generators, motors, fire protection equipment, and irrigation equipment. E. Utility facilities, light Electrical substations. Gas regulator stations. Major transmission lines, Telephone exchange and transmission equipment buildings. Railroad rights-of-way. Water pumping stations, F, Essential services. G, Parking facilities (see section 23,19.08,00). H. Radio and television broadcasting studios. I. Indoor commercial recreation uses: Physical culture and health service, commercial, including gymnasiums, swimming pools, tennis http://Iivepublish,municode. com/6lIpext dll/Infobase 11/1/1 c73/23 2a123 2d?fn=document -f.. 10/20/2003 Nextpage LivePublish /' (<.j:J 1,./ f. )' " ;I : 0/7Y U 77::( 1// (! ;1 ! / ~ Page 4 of 7 and racquetball facilities and fitness centers. J, Temporary help marshalling and dispatch services. K, Shooting ranges, indoor, subject to the following requirements: (1) Such uses shall not be located within four hundred (400) feet of any residential district, as measured from property line to property line, regardless of intervening structures or buildings. (2) Noise generated from such uses shall not exceed 55 decibels, as measured on the exterior of the building. (3) Such uses and uses accessory thereto shall meet all local, state and federal requirements for health, safety and environmental concerns, including, as applicable, those imposed by the National Fire Protection Association, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Occupational Safety and Health Act. L Veterinary establishments, with interior kennels, 23,15,02.02, Accessory uses permitted by right in low traffic generating industrial district. A. Any use accessory to and customarily incidental to a principal use permitted by right. B. Retail sales and storage accessory to indoor shooting ranges, provided that no more than fifteen (15) percent of the gross floor area of the building or buildings shall be devoted to such accessory uses, 23,15.02.03, Uses permitted by special land use in low traffic generating industrial district. A. Adult establishments which are south of 1 Oth Avenue North and not within one thousand (1,000) feet of a church, school, park, residential development, library, or place of business licensed for the sale of alcoholic beverages, measured from property line to property line: Adult book store andlor adult video store, Movie theaters offering movies or other displays showing specified sexual activities or specified anatomical areas, Theaters and establishments offering any kind of show emphasizing sexual activities or specified anatomical areas. Places offering coin-operated devices which show specified sexual activities or specified anatomical areas, Cabarets, clubs or taverns offering any entertainment showing specified sexual activities or specified anatomical areas. B. Local trucking without storage, as listed in SIC 4212. Vocational truck driving schools, C, Communication towers (see section 23,19,18,00). D, Indoor commercial recreation uses: Physical culture and health services, commercial, including gymnasiums, swimming pools, tennis and racquetball facilities and fitness centers. E. Transit storage and maintenance facilities for passenger transportation operations, not within one hundred fifty (150) feet of residential property, measured from property line to property line, including, but not limited to, the following: Airport transportation services. http://Iivepublish.municode, com/6/Ipext. dll/Infobase 11/1/1 c 73/23 2a/23 2d?fn=document-f.., 10/20/2003 NextPage LivePublish 7 ~ r:J. (L~J /J I I- let 1'1/7 De a c. IU Page I of 12 See, 94-272. Permitted use table. ,~ 0 ci i i 7/"L~ v.- , ) I J ~. (a) Generally, Uses as regulated in this section shall be determined as provided in the Permitted Use Table, Table IX-1. Uses in the permitted use table are classified as the following: (1) Uses petmitted by right (P). Uses allowed throughout a district as a matter of right, subject to all applicable provisions of this chapter. These uses are designated by a "P" in Table IX-1. (2) Uses petmitted by right, subject to extra requirements (PXRs). Uses allowed throughout a district, yet subject to certain extra requirements not applicable to other uses in that district. Uses of this nature may be established with planning and zoning administrator approval and issuance of a zoning certificate. The extra requirements applicable to specific uses are subject to section 94-273. These uses are designated "PXR" in Table IX-1. (3) Special uses (class A and class B). Uses normally not allowed within a district due to detrimental affects on permitted uses. However, special uses may be allowed under circumstances particular to the proposed location and subject to standards and conditions which provide protection to adjacent uses and properties, All special uses are governed by the standards in subsection 94-36(e). These uses are designated "Sa" or "Sb" in Table IX-1, (b) Establishment of use regulations. Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, regulations governing the use of land and structure are hereby established as shown in the "Permitted Use Table." Uses not expressly permitted are prohibited. (c) Petmitted uses within all districts. Within all districts there are certain uses permitted as a matter of right that are not listed on the permitted use table. These uses are aboveground and buried utility lines for local distribution of electricity, telephone, and cable television service; accessory and appurtenances apparatus such as poles, guy wires, transformers, and switching boxes; public and private streets and roads; railroad rights-of-way; water and sanitary sewer lines; gas and liquid fuel distribution lines; and public water canals. (d) Planned community and planned development districts. Uses allowed in the planned development and planned community districts shall be as provided in section 94-206 (planned community district) and section 94- 207 (planned development district). TABLE IX-1 PERMITTED USE TABLE TABLE INSET: USES SF3- SF14 MF14 MF20 MF32 oc POR foe NC GC CM CC2 IND ROS cs W NROO NMUD SF11 1. ACCESSORY PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR GARAGE APARTMENTS 2 ACCESSORY PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR SlRUCTURES, RESIDENTIAl 3 AOULT PXR ENTERTAJNMENT '" 4. AJRPORTS, LANDING Sb Sb RELDS, HEUPAOS AND HELISTOPS, PRIVATE OR PUBLIC 5 APPAREL AND P P P P P P P foeCESSORY RETAJL SALES RENTAl STORES 6. ART P P P P P P P MERCHANDISING STUDIOS http://livepublish.municode. com/2 7/1 pext. dll/Infobase81 1 1 12bd5/3 5da/3 5e3 ?f=templates&". 10/20/2003 NextPage LivePublish t~ \ '.1.) t I./C-U! /n /Jilt! (hrN~v I~ /:JCCi( 1'- 79. ~ Page 2 of 12 7. ART AND DRAFTING P P P P P P P SUPPLY STORES, INCLUDING PIC1URE FRAMES 8 BAIT AND TACKLE P P P P P P SHOPS 9 BARBER AND P PXR P P P P P P P BEAUTY SHOPS 10 BARS AND Sb P Sb P p' P P PXR Sb LOUNGES AND RELATED ENTERTAINMENT 11 SA THRooM AND P P P P KITCHEN CONTRACTOR SHOWROOMS 11.1 BED AND BREAKFAST ESTABLISHMENTS' 112 BED AND PXR PXR PXR BREAKFAST INNS3 12. BOOK AND P P P P P P P P STA nONERY STORES 13 BOTANICAL P P GARDENS AND ACCESSORY OFFICES 14. BUSINESS AND P P P P P P P COMMERCIAL MACHINE SALES 15. CANDY, NUT AND P P P P P P P P CONFECTIONERY STORES 16 CATERING P P P P PXR ESTABLISHMENTS 17. CEMETERIES. P PUBlIClPRIVATE 16. CHURCHES, Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb P P P P P P P P P p2 SYNAGOGUES AND OTHER HOUSES Of WORSHIP 19. ClINICS.f'IJBlIC PXR PXR P P P p2 AND PRIVATE 20. CLUBS AND LODGES Sb P P p2 p2 WITHOUT A RESTAURANT 21 COIN AND P P P P P P P PHILATElIC STORES 21.1 COLUMBARIUMS AS PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR ACCESS.USEIN REL INST, OTHER THAN CEMETER'ES, PUBLIC OR PR'VA TE 22. COMMERCIAL. P P P P P COMPARISON SHOPPING EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED 23. COMMERCIAL, P P P P P P CONVENIENCE SALES AND PERSONAL SERV1CES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED 24 COMMERCIAL P P P http://livepublish.municode. com/2 711 pext. dll/Infobase81/1 /2bd5/3 5da/3 5e3 ?f=templates&". 1 0/20/2003 NextPage LivePublish (: )COt" nU'flf 'LJ[ ((( I) f1y/(; ( (;/JZJL 1/1 7J '))9 3 Page 3 of 12 SINGLE DESTINATION USES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED 25. COMMUNICATIONS Sb Sb Sb TOWERS 25.1 COMMUNITY 50 50 Sb Sb Sb P 50 P P P P P p2 CENTERS 26. CONVENIENCE Sb Sb 50 Sb Sa STORES, FOOD. SPECiAlTY FOOD AND BEV. SALES ('NCLUDING SALE OF AlCOHOLIC BEV.) 27 CONVENTS, Sb Sb P P P P P p2 MONASTERIES AND SEMINARIES 28. CULTURAL P P P P P Sb P Sb P P FACILITIES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE 29. DAY CARE P P P P P P P P FACILITIES. ACCESSORY. CHILDREN. FAMILY 30. DAY CARE Sb Sb Sb 50 Sb 50 50 PXR PXR PXR PXR FAC'L1TIES. ADULT 31. DAY CARE Sb Sb Sb 50 Sb P P P P P P PXR FACILlTlES, CHILDREN AS ACCESSORY USE'N HOUSES OF WORSHIP, SCHOOlS, BOTH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE 32. DAY CARE 50 50 Sb Sb 50 PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR FACILITIES, CHILDREN AS PRINCIPAl USE 33. DRICA TESSENS P PXR P P P P P P P P 34. DEPARTMENT P P STORES, MAJOR 35. DOCKS, PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTlAl USES WICONTIGUOUS RIPARIAN RIGHTS (SEC. X) 36. DOCKS, Sa Sa Sa Sa Sa Sa ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTiAl USES WINONCONTlGUOUS RIGHTS (SEC XI 37 DRIVE THRU PXR PXR PXR PXR P FACILlTlES, EXCEPT RESTAURANTS, AS PRINCIPAl USES 36. DRIVE THRU 50 50 50 Sb 50 FACILlT'ES, EXCEPT RESTAURANTS, FOR USES PERMITTED AS SPECiAl USES 39 EXERCISE STUDIOS P P P P P P P AND HEAlTH CLUBS 40. FACiAl AND SCALP P P P P P P P TREATMENT SERViCES http://liv.epublish, mum code. com/2 7/l pext. dll/Infobase81 1 1/2bd5/3 5da/3 5e3 ?f=templates&.., 10/20/2003 NextPage LivePublish /tJ~o / f.. Iii ,i] IIU 1'.1 . ,f'ht177 -------- / ' Of{((,l ~ , , , 1 Page 4 of 12 41 FINANCIAL P P PXR P P P PXR INSTITUTIONS, BANKS, SAVINGS AND LOANS AND CREDIT UNIONS < 3,000 SQ. FT 411 FINANCIAL P P P P INSTITUTIONS, BANKS, SAVINGS AND LOANS AND CREDIT UNIONS> 3.000 SQ. FT 42. FLEA MARKET Sa Sa PXR 43 FLOWER SHOPS P P P P P P P P AND FLORISTS 44 FOOD AND P P P P P P BEVERAGE RELATED USES, EXCEPTI>S OTHERWlSE LISTED (EXCLUDING SALES OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) 45 FOOD STORES OR Sb P P P P SUPERMARKET OVER 10,000 SQ. FT. 46. FOOD STORES' P P P P P P SPECIALTY (EXCLUDING SALES OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) 47 FUNERAL HOMES. P P P P MORlUARIES AND CREMATORIES 48. FURNITURE P P REFINISHING AND REPAIR 48. GAME ARCADES Sb P Sb Sb P 50, GIFT. NOVELTY, P P P P P P P SOWENIR AND SUNDRY SHOPS 51. GOVERNMENT P P P P P P P FACILITIES NOT OTHERWlSE LISTED 52 GREENHOUSES, P P P P COMMERCIAL 53. GROUP HOMES PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR Sb PXR Sb TYPE I (6 OR FEWER PERSONS) 53.1 GROUP HOMES PXR PXR PXR Sb PXR Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb' TYPE II (7 TO 14 PERSONS) 54 GROUP HOMES Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb St>' TYPE III (15OR MORE PERSONS) 55. GROUP HOMES Sb Sb TYPE V 56. GUN CLUBS AND Sb SHOOTING RANGES 57 HARDWAR~ PAINT, P P P P P P GLASS AND WAlL- PAPER STORES 571 HELlPADS, Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb HELISTOPS, W.uJT PERMANENT MOORING AND SERVICE FACILITIES http://livepublish.municode. com/2 711 pext_ dlllInfobase81/1 /2bd5/3 5da/3 5e3 ?f=templates&_ _, 10/20/2003 NextPage LivePublish {<" JWf t:.zJI/;Y} De (!( /L/ (;1 I ~ .'--::J,./, 9, ;-;JII:df)/n:.,r" j ) , ....-' Page 5 of 12 J 58. HOME PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR OCCUPAT'ONS, ACCESSORY TO RES. USES 59. HOSP'TAlS - Sa Sa Sa P PUBLIC AND PRIVATE 60 HOTELS AND PXR Sa PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR MOTELS 60.1 HOTELS AND PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR MOTELS, LIMITED SERVlCE 61. INDUSTRIAL USES P HAVING MODERATE EXTERNAl IMPACTS 62. INDUSTRIAL USES PXR HAVING SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAl IMPACTS 63 INDUSTRIAL USES Sa HAVING VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAl IMPACTS 64. INDUSTRIAL, TYPE P P USES HAVlNG. MODERATE EXTERNAl IMPACTS 65. INDUSTRIAL - TYPE PXR P USES HAVlNG SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAl IMPACTS 66. INDUSTRIAL - TYPE Sb USES HAVlNG VERY SJGNIFlCANT EXTERNAl IMPACTS 67. INTERIOR P P P P P P P P DECORATORS 68. JJNK, SCRAP AND Sa SAlVAGE YARDS 69. lAKES, PONDS, PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR PXR MANMADE, ACCESSORY 70. LAUNDRY AND PXR P PXR PXR CLEANING ESTABUSHMENTS, CLEANING ON PREMISES 71. LAUNDRY AND DRY Sb PXR PXR PXR Sb CLEANING ESTABUSHMENTS, PRlMAR'L Y SERVlNG THE PUBLIC, COIN OPERATED n LAUNDRY AND DRY Sb Sb P P P CLEANING ESTABUSHMENTS. SERVING PRIMARILY THE PUBLIC, NO CLEANING ON PREMISES 73. LIQUOR AND PARTY PXR PXR P P PXR PXR STORES 74, LOCKSMITH AND P P P P P P KEY ESTABLISHMENTS 75. MAJlING SERVlCES P P P P P P 75.1 MARINA. PXR COMMERCiAl http://li vepublish.municode. cornJ27/1 pext. dllJInfobase8111 /2bd5/3 5da/3 5e3 ?f=templates&". 10/20/2003 NextPage LivePublish LUQ 117' rdl'mbr/(I{/LJ Y"/l?!i7/X-11// '7\ 'V1. 6 Page 6 of 12 76. MARINE, P P INDUSTRJAL ESTABLISHMENTS T7. MARINE. RETAIL P P P P P SAlES AND SERVICES 78 MARTIAL ARTS P P P P p2 STUDIO 7lI, MINING AND Sa Sa EXTRACTIVE USES 80. MOBILE HOME P P SALES, RENTAL AND SERVICE 81. MONUMENT SALES P P ESTABLISHMENTS 82. MOTION PICTURE P STUDIOS 83 MOTOR VEHICLE Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb' FUEL SALES AND SERVICE 83.1 MOTOR VEHICLE Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb FUEL SALES (NO SERVICE) AND ACCESSORY CONVENIENCE STORE 84 MOTOR VEH'CLE P P P PARTS AND ACCESSORY STORES 85. MOTOR VEHICLE Sb P REPAIR, HEAVY (INCL BODY REPAIRS AND PAlNllNG) 86. MOTOR VEHICLE PXR PXR P REPAIR. LIGHT (EXCLUDING BODY REPAIRS AND PAlNllNG) 87 MOTOR VEHICLE P Sb P P SALES AND RENTAL (NO SERVICE) 88. MOTOR VEHICLE Sb P P SALES AND SERVICE AGENCIES 89. MOTOR VEHICLE P P P P P llTlE AND TAG SERVICE 90. MOTORCYCLE P P SALES AND SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS 91 MUSIC AND DANCE P P P P p2 STUDIOS 92 NEWSPAPER P DISTRIBUllNG AGENCIES 93. NEWSPAPER AND P P P P P P P P MAGAZINE SHOPS 94 NONCONFORMITIES, Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb Sb CHANGE FROM ONE MINOR NONCONFORMING USE TO ANOTHER MINOR NONCONFORMING USE http://livepublish,municode, com/2711 pext, dll/Infobase81/ 1/2bd5/3 5da/3 5e3 ?f=templates&,.. 10/20/2003 NextPage LivePublish ~,~r/l ~h)N 7/7/ Page I of 1 Sec. 28-1827, Uses permitted. No building, structure or land, or part thereof, shall be erected or used, in whole or in part, in a PID district for other than as permitted by the underlying zoning district and as approved by the city council in the proceedings which rezoned the property to PID, (Code 1966, ~ 25-84,2(2)) http://livepublish,municode.com/3/lpext.dll/Infobase44/1/27a9/3807 /3a39/3a3d?fn=docu... 10/21/2003 ~atr (;)(/110 A Ow ;G Jir C;h '---7 , ~ '--. 1/~-f5/6 / ,. ur /'lhf}Ccru;Y1 L- I V U. LA...<./ I/----L ....-/ <--_ '~/,' I _'I 23.16.02,03, Uses permitted by special land use in low to high traffic generating industrial district. A. Communication towers (see section 23,19,18,00). B, Indoor commercial recreation uses; Physical culture and health services, commercial, including gymnasiums, swimming pools, tennis and racquetball facilities and fitness centers, G- Boynton Beach, FL Code of Ordinances Zoning Code Review Request Chapter 2 Zoning Section 4. General Provisions N. Performance Standards The applicant is submitting a request for conditional use approval for dance instruction to be allowed at High Ridge Commerce Center, Phase 1. or ][ Chapter 2, Section 4. N. of the Boynton Beach, FL Code of Ordinances requires that all uses conform to performance standards outlined therein. These standards are addressed below. 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. Response: The above requested uses shall be conducted entirely within the building and shall not product sound in violation of Section 15-8. 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 property lines of the property on which the use is located. Response: The above requested use shall not create ground vibrations which would be perceptible beyond the property lines of the subject lot. 3. Smoke, dust, dirt, or other particulate matter. No use shall be carried out within any zoning district so as to allow the emission of smoke, dust, dirt or other particular matter which may cause damage to property or vegetation, discomfort or harm to persons or animals, or prevent the reasonable use and enjoyment of property and rights-of-way, at or beyond the property lines of the property on which the use is located. Furthermore, 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. Response: The proposes use does not produce smoke, dust, dirt of other particulate matter and shall comply with all federal, state, county, or city laws or permits pertaining to same. 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 district abuts any residential district. Response: The proposed use does not product any objectionable or offensive odors or fumes. 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. Response: The proposed use does not product any toxic or noxious matter. 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. Response: The proposed use does not create a fire or explosion hazard. There will be no storage of flammable or explosive materials unless in conformance with Chapter 9. 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 residentlal uses. Response: The proposed use does not produce heat, humidity or glare. No additional lighting is being proposed for the buildings and the site complies with the City approved site plan which required that lighting be directed away from any residential use. 8. Liquid waste. No use shall be carried out in any zoning district so as to dispose of liquid 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 any applicable federal, state or county laws or permits. Response: Any applicable provisions of Chapter 26 of the City of Boynton Code of Ordinances, or any applicable federal, state or county laws or permits shall be complied with. 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. Response: The proposed use shall be in compliance with Chapter 10 of the City of Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances and shall utilize solid waste receptacles. 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 prindples and standards adopted by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, or the Electronic Industries Associatlon. 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 Response: The proposed use shall not create electromagnetic radiation. 11. Hazardous materials and hazardous waste. Items a. through d. Response: The proposed use does not use, handle, store or display hazardous materials, or generate hazardous waste. II PROJECT NAME: Southern D:inc@ Theatre II LVLAllVf~: 1~\J l'l. Longn:ss Ave btl PCN: I FILE NO.: USAP 03-004 t TYPE OF APPLICATION: AGENT/CONTACT PERSON: OWNER: Penni Greenly ADDRESS: ADDRESS: 140 N. Congress Ave 8B PHONE: PHONE: 736-9097///734-5311 FAX: FAX: Date of submittal/Proiected meetinl!: dates: SUBMITTAL / RESUBMITT AL 10/22/03 1ST REVIEW COMMENTS DUE: N/A PUBLIC NOTICE: N/A TRC MEETING: N/A LAND DEVELOPMENT SIGNS POSTED N/A (SITE PLANS): PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT BOARD 12/18/03 MEETING: COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT N/A AGENCY BOARD CITY COMMISSION MEETING: 1/6/04 COMMENTS: S:\Planning\SHARED\WP\PROJECTS\Southem Dance Theatre\USAP 03.004\2003 PROJECT TRACKING INFO.doc \, " \ tr Ht h u~ , , d r U~ l t u' if '" II, I II " , ~ I IIh "" ~= Cue 11 1111 I UUi !UUI - I ; I i A.__I : I I J lol\? ? OT ~. ! n. lin la lil , I ~h! . ..11"...., f ~,.......,~ I -------- I f"'",","'~fftCJl"'n1IIo'Ii I - I I~", " I :d~ I I '-' - I I ~, - ~J, ,.... ~i I ;1 I I '-. III ~ ~ " 12 I &~ I III ~ I .....'" , -\:. ~ . I I~~ ~~ I \,"iQl I '- , I i ! fl:i I fm I .[1 f I 1 I II I NORTH I Il! I I', I " I,:, I III If I" . I :i11,iJj I it~ i i i I I . . I . , . .0. r ~f I t, I ~. I ~5 II I I I I I I I ., .. -, @) I . .~..t'L I ~ I i ~I I I 21 I@ I . I l I I I I- I ~! Time and Date of Meet ins -11)i'\ ~ Those attending meeting: U. fY/:Jt....J ~l: 3D- d"'au PRE-APPLICATION CONTACT QUESTIONS , Applicant's Name: .fJt~' 4, ?ce~ PhonL~1 ) /'30' - Pc:Jc?7 ---,~j/~PA/<J;2 ~ ~~A3P [, HAVE YOU SPOKEN TO Al'\!Y STAFF MEMBER ABOUT THE PROJECT? Yes)( No (IF YES, HAVE THOSE STAFF MEMBERS BEEN SCHEDULED FOR THE PRE- APPLICATION MEETING? ~ ST AFF MEwlBERS NAME: 2. LOCATION OF PROPERTY (CROSS STREETS/INTERSECTIONS) ~ \)/U. <\~,t 3. WHAT WOTJLD YOU LIKE TO DO? NEW PROJECT BUILDING EXPAl~SION OR MODIFICATION )<1 CHAl~GE IN PRIOR USE? IS THE STRUCTURE CURRENTLY V AC<\NT? VARIANCE TYPE: POOL OR SCREEN ENCLOSURE CONfNfERCIAL PROPERTY? RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY? INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY? DO YOU K1'\[OW THE ZONING CODE DESIGNATION? , 4. TITvfE Al"ID DATE PREFERRED 5. HOW MA1"r PEOPLE WILL BE AT THE PRE-APP ivlEETNG? Note: Tell the persoll that someolle from the Departmellt will call them to cOllfirm the meetillg. ........................ .................... . ............ . ....... ............. . .. I . Pre-application meetings should be scheduled for a minimum of one (1) hour time module, and should be scheduled no less than two (2) days prior to dateltime of meeting. Ifurgency is sensed, discuss \vith 0.-!ike or Lusia. . I\(eetine-s ma'" be scheduled: Monday afternoons Tuesday all day Wednesday all day Thursday mornings Note: Lusia is not available for Tuesday a.m. meetings. and y[ike is not available on Mondays between II :30 a.m, and 2:30 p,m, S :\P lann i ng' P l.1nning\P re-appl icationcontactquestions.doc t^ /' [\A ,,'J, I'}\ 7;{J'al'l-=-- U E~-- /r4<-el- ,(;1f...P/"~;? ~~~ PRE-APPLICAT N CONFERENCE REVIEW FORM Date Mf1/ZcD? Time Started: / fl ~ Time Finished: Attending as Applicant Phone Fax Proposed Project Information Proposed Project Name an Type/Use d Site Location (Address if Available) Site PCN Existing Zoning r', f.) Existing Land Use/Density Anticipated Submittal Date Proposed Zoning Proposed Land Use/Density I Vacant Notes and Comments Lot Area Lot Frontage Lot Depth Setback Height Parking Requirements or Improvements Lalldscapi ng/Bufferi ng Non-conforming Use or Change in Use Other Zoning Changes Required Environmental Review Requirements Notes/comments/Reco~mendations~ ~t ~ .;t; a.d4 e/.JU< ee ~~ ~i<< .~. riD ~~ 1;; ;tiP ;J~ oy~ ~t. ~ o -I!1!t !tt7 ~m~ ~ . ICu~;Pt ~~cdJ ~c1:;, t? -1i;Vo~""1 ~ lf ~f l ~ uflff ~~ . ~ -/A ~-& tcJA... ~.~ ~ ,Ll11" / j~ --/h I*!~'L .~j {,lAJ A Wv<- u<- ~ L [;)J?-. NOTICE: The purpose of this conference shall be for the staff and applicant to discuss overall community goals, Objectives, policies and codes as related to the proposed development and to discuss site plan review procedures. Opinions expressed at the pre~application conference are not binding for formal review purposes. Additional staff comments may be forthcoming based on actual plans submitted for review. PRE-APPLICATION MEETING SIGN IN SHEET PLEASE PRINT MEETING DATE: TIME: ATTEi'iDING FOR APPLICA...NT: NOTICE: The purpose of this conference shall be for the staff and applicant to discuss overall community goals, objectives, policies and codes ::J.$5 related to the proposed development and to discuss site plan review procedures. Opinions e:rpress :1t the pre-applic:1tion conference are not binding for form::II review purposes. Additional staff comments may be forth coming based on actual laos submitted for review. City of Boynton Beach Attending for Applicant 'Attending Staff I ; IE; ~~ I I I I I I I I J:\.sHRDAT.-\\.PL.J....:.'1""r......'G\SHARED\\\'1'\FOR.\IS\PR~>APPL ~!EETf:\.G-SrG:'1 L'i SHEET.DOC o ,