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REVIEW APPROVAL
PREVIOUSLY DENIED PLANS
REQUEST FOR CHANGE
SIGN APPROVAL
PROJECT
NAME: SAFETY KLEEN SERVICE CENTER
ADDRES3': LOTS 46-B - & 46-C--;TALPHA-URiVE:QfJANTUM CORPORATE PARK.
PROJECT
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: (ATT!\"CRro-r-- -~--- --
~If too lengthy to fit on application, legal MUST be on a separate sheet of
paper - NOT a part of the plans).
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF WORK: OFFICE/WAREHOUSE & TANK FARM BLDGS. LANDSCAPE. SIGNS
DAN I EL DOWLINS
OHNER: SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION, ELGIN, ILL.
TEL. D
(312)
(219)
697-8460
ARCHITECT: KEITH WISHMEIER, SOUTH BEND, IN.
TEL. D
234-3433
IN ORDER FOR YOUR PLANS TO BE REVIEWED, A REPRESENTATIVE MUST BE PRESENT
AT THE MEETING.
DELFIN F. MENENDEZ
NAME: MSM, DESIGN GROUP (SITE PLANNER) TEL. P (407) 659c5701
ADDRESS: 630 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY, WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33401
Street City Zip Code
IHPORTANT: Requirements for Review:
1. Technical Review Board Approval.
2. Staff comments.
3. Location Map Designating Site.
4. Three (3) sets of plans to include ONLY those items pertinent
for CAB review. This includes a site plan, a landscape plan,
front and side building elevations, site signage, and an
existing tree survey, if applicable.
5. Application filled out completely and legibly.
6. $50 application fee (to City of Boynton Beach).
THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS TO THE REQUIREMENTS FOR REVIEW BEFORE THE BOARD.
ALL ViliETINGS OF THE COM}!UNITY APPEARANCE BOARD ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
SURFACE
HATERIAL
FASCIA
GABLE ENDS
PREFINISHED STEEL FRAME BLDG.
PREFINISHED STEEL FRAME BLDG.
METAL
PREFINISHED METAL EAVE
CONCRETE FLUTED BLOCK
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COLOR (NAME)
(NOT EXPOSED OUTSIDE)
(NOT EXPOSED OUTSIDE)
LI GHT BROWN
NAT. GALVANIZED flETAL
SAND BEIGE
(1) BEAMS
(1) COLUHNS
DOORS
GLASS
5/8" INSUL. FIXED GLASS
N.A.
N.A.
(BRONZE/BROWN ALUM. WINDOW)
GRILL PANELS
INSECT SCREEN
RAILINGS
IJ," STEEL
NATURAL METAL
NAT. GALVANIZED METAL
(2) ROOF
26 GA. PREFINISHED METAL ROOF PANELS
SHUTTERS
N.A.
SOFFIT
N.A.
HALLS CONCRETE FLUTED BLDCK
OTHERS (as required) CERArHC TILE BAND
. FENCE CHAIN LINK METAL
SAND BEIGE &
I J GHT RROWN
BLUE
NAT. GALVANIZED
(1)
(2)
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IN TANK BLDG., CONCRETE, PAINTED IN LIGHT BROWN
IN TANK FARM BLDG., FLAT HETAL STD. SEAM.
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APPLICANT
Date pd.
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SITE
LOTS 46-B AND 46-C (COLLECTIVELY THE "LOT"),
ACCORDING TO THAT CERTAIN QUANTUM PARK AT
BOYNTON BEACH, P.I.D. PLAT NO. 10, RECORDED
IN PLAT BOOK 60, PAGES 34, 35, AND 36, PUBLIC
RECORDS OF PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA.
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STAFF COMMENTS
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SAFETY KLEEN AT QUANTUM PARK
NEW SITE PLAN
Building Department See attached memo
Fire Department Memo to be distributed at
meeting
Engineering Department See attached memo
Utilities Department See attached memo
Police Department See attached memo
Planning Department See attached memo
Forester/Horticulturist See attached memo
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STAFF COMMENTS
SAFETY KLEEN AT QUANTUM PARK
NEW SITE PLAN
Building Department
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See attached memo
Engineering Department
Utilities Department
Police Department
Planning Department
Forester/Horticulturist
See attached memo
See attached memo
See attached memo
See attached memo
See attached memo
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memorandum
To:
Carmen Annunziata
Planning Director
Date:
January 3, 1989
Subject:
SAFETY-KLEEN
SITE PLAN APPROVAL
From:
Mike Haag
Plans Reviewer
Building Department
As a condition of site plan approval, the following comments should be
incorporated into the related documents by the applicant:
1. Raised seal, signature and date of architect of record for the project
required on the plans.
2. Project to be reviewed by County Health Department. Provide letter of
approval.
3. Require letter from South Florida Water Management District stating
approved finished floor elevation of proposed building.
4. Identify on plans height of flag pole. Include detailed construction
drawings of flag pole support.
5. Show on_plans elevation of door entrance stoop and slope of entrance
side walk. Must comply with handicap code.
6. All signs must comply with the overall approved Quantum sign program.
7. Show on plans detailed drawings of dumpster enclosure.
8. Provide letter of approval from appropriate utilities in regards to
erecting fence within easement.
9. Building and appurtenances drawings to be designed in compliance with
Standard Building Code 1985 Edition and all other applicable codes and
ordinances.
The applicant's prompt compliance with the preceding comments will insure
a tioely permitting process.
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TRB MEMOR.~NDUM
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To: Jim Golden
From: Bill Flushing
RQ' safety Kleen at Quantum Par~
1. The storm drainage inlets should not contaln wa~er so as
to create a .mosquito nuisancg. A 1: i~ch mesll cover~d
opening should be provlded in :~e tottom. Three cubic
feet of 3,'4 inch wash roch stoul~ ~e ~laced below the
opening.
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MEMORANDUM
To:
Carmen Annunziato, Planning Director Cl \
John A. G~idry, Director of Utilities ltYv~
December 30, 1988 ~
From:
Date:
Subject:
TRB Review - Safety Kleen at Quantum Park - Site Plan
We can approve this project, subject to the following conditions:
1. Add a gate valve just east of the fire hydrant tee, which is
to become the City's control point on the fire line.
2. Indicate utility easements over the water main to include the
fire hydrant, meter, service line to the meter, and final gate
valve just east of the hydrant assembly.
3. Indicate a double check valve on the building side of the
City's gate valve. Double check valve shall be a Watts, Febco
or Hersey model.
4. Indicate a reduced pressure backflow preventer on the domestic
service line, to be a Watts 909, Febco 825Y, or pre-approved
equal.
5. Specify type "K" copper on the water service line from the
main to the meter.
6. All sumps within the building shall be self-contained, with no
outlet. Provide sufficient details on the plans to illustrate
this.
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MEMORANDUM
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Mr. James Golden
30 2ecember 1988
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Lt. Dale S. Hammack
Safe:.y Kleen
As per our discussion at the Technical Review Soard en 29 December 1988. I
am recommending the fol1ow1ng:
1. Comply with the City's Construction Secur1ty Ordinance.
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January 4, 1989
TO: CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS
PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD
FROM: CARMEN S. ANNUNZIATO, PLANNING DIRECTOR
RE: SAFETY KLEEN AT QUANTUM PARK-STAFF COMMENTS
With respect to the above, please be advised of the following
staff comments:
1. All applicable requirements of the document entitled
"Hazardous Materials Contamination Response Plan"
prepared for Quantum Park in accordance with the
issuance of the Development Order must be complied
with. A note should be placed on the site plan
which states the above.
2. An appropriate sign should be placed on both sides
of the pipe bridge which indicates the clearance
for this structure.
3. Full details on all containment structures such as
curbs, trenches, sump pump, etc. to be provided.
4. An Environmental Review Permit must be issued for
this facility prior to the issuance of a Building
Permit.
5. If the existing native growth within the Boynton Canal
is removed at some future date for maintenance purposes
by the South Florida Water Management District, the
proposed landscaping will not be adequate to screen
the-industrial development from the single-family
neighborhood across the canal to the south. The
proposed plantings should be modified to provide for
an opaque buffer in the future, should the native
vegetation be removed. The City's Comprehensive Plan
recommends that maximum buffering be provided
between industrial and residential uses through the
site plan review procedure.
6. An additional twenty (20) feet of landscaped area must
be provided within the Boynton Canal right-of-way to
meet the forty (40) foot wide greenbelt required by the
PID zonings regulations.
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TO:
Carmen Annunziato, City Planner
FROM:
Kevin J. Hallahan, Forester/Horticulturist
DATE:
January 3, 1989
RE:
Safety Kleen At Quantum Park - Site Plan
Lot 46B
The applicant should provide additional landscaping to visually
buffer the site in accordance with the following:
(Code of Ordinances, new subsection Page 615)
1. A vegetative buffer shall be preserved and/or planted, so as
to provide a screen with not less than seventy-five percent
(75%) opacity and not less than thirty (30) feet in height,
within five (5) years of the date of approval of the
partiCular plat or site plan.
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DETAILS OF WAREHOUSE STORAGE AND OPERATIONS
1.
Parts Washer Machines: A parts washer machine is II "sink atop a
drum". The drum contains eight or fifteen gallons of recirculated
solvent (mineral spirits) depending on the size of the machine.
Safety-Kleen services its customers by providing them with a fresh
drum of solvent, after removal of the dirty drum of solvent, on a
one to twelve week service interval. The dirty drums of solvent
are then taken back to the branch facility where it is displaced
into a large dumpster which pumps it into a 15.000 gallon steel
horizontal tank (12' -0" diameter x 18' -0" long).
The empty drums are then lined with a visqueen bag and refilled
with solvent from one of two 15,000 gallon steel horizontal tanks
of clean solvent. The three tanks containing the clean and dirty
products are located in a concrete diked contained area sized for
the largest vessel (15,000 gallons) and displacement of all other
tanks. This tank farm is designed to be in compliance with the
standards established in NFPA 30, 1984 edition. The tanks are
equipped with pressure/vacuum venting, internal emergency valves,
and high level alarms. The tank farm system is installed over
twenty feet from the property line and over five feet from the
nearest important building. Additionally, the t'anks are
constructed to conform with U.L. specifications and are so labeled.
It should be noted that the drum return and fill operation is done
on a 30" high steel grating dock over a concrete curbed area with a
collection sump. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
considers our 1050 mineral spirits to be a Class II combustible
liquid. In July of 1985, the Environmental Protection Agency
placed Safety-K1een's dirty mineral spirits on the hazardous waste
list due to the product's ignitability.
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Immersion Cleaner: Commonly known as carburetor cleaner, Safety-
Kleen provides a service to its customers similar to the parts
washer operation. On a specified service interval, a Safety-Kleen
saies representative will replace the drum of dirty immersion
cleaner with a drum of fresh immersion cleaner. The dirty drum is
sealed, loaded on the truck and returned to the, facility. Unlike
the mineral spirits which end up in an aboveground tank, the dirty
immersion cleaner remains in drums. The clean material arrives in
drums and the dirty material exits in drums. ~mmersion cleaner is
a non-flammable, non-combustib1e but corrosive ,chlorinated solvent.
Drums will be stored in a concrete curbed area with no drains. A
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. concrete sump ,dth steel grating designed to handle 10% of the
volume pf the drums stored will be installed at the entrance of the
area. The dirty immersion cleaner is considered a hazardous waste.
3. Paint RefinishinR Program: Safety-Kleen provides buffing pads,
abrasive pads, body fillers and rubbing compound to the paint
refinishing industry. The dirty pads are br'ought back to the
facility. A semi-truck will then take the dirty pads back to one
of the Safety-Kleen buffing pad recycling plants where the pads
will be cleaned in preparation for re-use.
4.
Lacquer Thinner: Used lacquer thinners are brought back in five
gallon containers and stored in a Class 18 room which will be
constructed in accordance with NFPA 30 with curbing and trenches.
Class I Division II lighting and heaters, and a high density
sprinkler system. Clean lacquer thinner is also stored in the same
room in five gallon metal containers. The lacquer thinner, dirty
or clean, is considered to be a Class 1B flammable material and the
dirty is considered to be a hazardous waste. The dirty material is
transported to a Safety-Kleen recycle center where it is recycled
into clean material for return to a service center for re-use.
5.
Fluid Recovery Services: Used industrial fluids are brought back
to the facility in sealed 55 gallon drums and similar to the
lacquer thinner are stored in a Class 1B area. The used industrial
fluids can be both flammable and combustible and are considered to
be hazardous wastes. A semi-truck will remove the waste drums
everyone to two weeks and take them to be recycled, incinerated or
used as a supplemental fuel.
6.
Waste Oil: Safety-Kleen picks up waste oil from gas stations,
garages and industrial accounts in 3,000 gallon vacuum tanker
trucks. The waste oil is then taken back to the facility where it
is pumped into a 15,000 gallon horizontal tahk (12' -0" diameter x
18' ~09" long). The tanl~ containing the dirty product is located in
a concrete diked contained area sized for the largest vessel
(15,000 gallons) and displacement of all tank~. This tank farm is
designed to be in compliance with the
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standards established in NFPA 30, 1984 edition. The tanks are
equipped with pressure/vacuum venting, internal emergency valves,
and high level alarms. The tank farm system is installed over
twenty feet from the property line and over five feet from the
nearest important building. Additionally, the tanks are
constructed to conform with U.L. specifications and are so labeled.
Waste oil has a flash point greater than 2000 F and is considered
by NFPA 30 to be a Class IIIB cor"bustible, material.
7.
Dry Cleaning Program: On a specified service interval, the dry
cleaning sales rep supplies the dry cleaner with fresh
perchloroethylene from a drum and removes any drums of bottom oils
and filter cartridges. Dirty drums of material are brought back to
the facility where they are stored with the immersion cleaner. The
bottom oils and dry cleaning waste is non-combustible and non-
flammable, but is considered to be a hazardous ~aste.
8. Restaurant Filter Program: This program consists of supplying and
installing aluminum baffle filters at restaurants. The aluminum
filters are used at the entrance of the exhaust hoods to capture
the grease that could build up in the hood or duct and result in a'
potential fire. In addition we provide a hood and duct cleaning
service.
9.
Allied Products: When the parts washer sales representative is
contacting a customer, an effort is made to sell allied products.
This consists of the following: hand cleaner, floor soaps, spray
choke cleaner, gloves, brooms, etc.
NO'PROCESSING IS DONE ON THE SITE. The facility is designed for
the principle use of warehoue bulk storage and distribution. Clean
solvent is delivered in 7,000 gallon bulk tanker trucks everyone
to two weeks or as required. The clean solvent is pumped from the
tanker truck into one of the 15,000 gallon clean tanks. After the
truck ha9 emptied its load of clean solvent, it proceeds to remove
7,000 gallons of dirty material. The material' is 'then taken to
Elgin, Illinois where it is recycled for future use at Safety-Kleen
locations.
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APPLICATION
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Please explain, in detail" the type of business proposed to be
conducted at this site, including square footage of area for
proposed use.
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, Environmental Review co~~ttee Meeting
Date: 7 -;:) I "~,
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