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CORRESPONDENCE Department of Engineering and Public Works PO, Box 21229 West Palm Beach. FL 33416-1229 (561) 684-4000 www.pbcgov.com . Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners Tony MasHotti. Chairman Addie L. Greene. Vice Chairperson Karen T Marcus Jeff Koons Warren H, Newell Mary McCarty Burt Aaronson County Administrator Robert Weisman "An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer" @ printed on recycled paper August 11, 2005 Mr. Michael W. Rumpf Director of Planning & Zoning Department of Development City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 34425-0310 RE: Quantum Park - United Way - Lots 4 & 5 TRAFFIC PERFORMANCE STANDARDS REVIEW Dear Mr. Rumpf: The Palm Beach County Traffic Division has reviewed the traffic generation statement for two lots within the previously approved DRI entitled; Quantum Park - United Way - Lots 4 & 5, pursuant to the Traffic Performance Standards in Article 12 of the Palm Beach County Land Development Code. The project is summarized as follows: Location: Quantum Park - South side of Quantum Boulevard, east of Congress Avenue. Boynton Beach 5,000 SF General Office - addition 46 7 AM and 6 PM 2007 Municipality: Proposed Uses: New Daily Trips: New PH Trips: Build-out Year: Based on our review, the Traffic Division has determined that the proposed project is part of the previously approved Quantum DR!, and tiierefore meets the Traffic PelTormance Standards of Palm Beach County. No building permits are to be issued by the town, after the build-out date, specified above. The County traffic concurrency approval is subject to the Project Aggregation Rules set forth in the Traffic Performance Standards Ordinance. If you have any questions regarding this determination, please contact me at 684-4030, Sincerely, T ~ r ~ l~ ~ " 111 ~l r u I ! UUL /I, :6 IWI kEl"'aRTMENT Of OEVHOP~~~' 'J~ ~HE C Masoud Atefi, MSCE Project Reviewer . Tr cc: Pinder Troutman Consulting Inc. File: General - TPS - Mun - Traffic Study Review F:\TRAFFIC\ma\Admin\Approvals\050711.doc 2005/NOV/10/THU 04: 12 PM P. 003 Architectural Review Committee Quantum Part Property Owller.s' Association, Inc. 2500 Quant..m Lake.s Drive, Suite 100 Boynton Beach, FL 33426 REVISED November 10, 2005 September 26. 2005. Alan Strassler, R.A. Alan Strassler Architects. Inc. 8895 North Military Trail Suite 201-D Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 BE: Architeetllral Review Committee Review of Major Modification to Existing Site Plan for United WayoCPalm Beach County, Inc. - Quantum Park Lot S & SA Dear Mr. Strassler: The Architectural Review Committee. ARC, has received and reviewed the documents for the above referenced project. The documents listed below are approved by the ARC. . Site Plan. sheet 2.1, prepared by Alan Strassler Architects, Inc., dated February 25,2005, . Master Civil Plan. sheet C-l, prepared by SWS Engineers, Inc. dated June 27, 2005, . PlantinJ;l:Plan & Landscaoe Snecifications, sheets L-I & L-2, prepared by Michael Rawls Landscape AJ'chitect, dated 5-2~05. signed and sealed 11-2-2005 and annotated. . . Tree Survey and Demolition Plan. sheet TS-l, prepared by Michael Rawls Landscape Architec~ dated May 2, 2005, . Partial Site Plan. sheet 2.2, prepared by Alan Strassler Architects, Inc., dated January 1 2005, . Floor Plan. sheet 3.1, prepared by Alan Strassler Architects, Inc., dated June 17, 2005, . ExtenorElevations. sheet 4.1, prepared by Alan Strassler Architects. Inc. dated June 17,2005, . Building Cross Sections. sheet 5.1, prepared by Alan Strassler Architects, Inc. datedJune 17,2005, 200S/NOV/iO/THU 04: i2 PM P,004 Page 2 of2 September 26, 2005 Mr. Alan Strassler c: \Quantum POAlArchitllcfrJral Review Commitrf!fJ \.1PPrOvtl'l utttrilLoISRevlUd SItel'I(1If()S09:J1iRv /.,*,I; . Roof Plan. sheet 7.1, prepared by Alan Strassler Archite.cts, Inc., dated June 17, 2005, . Mechanical Details. sheet SP-l, prepared by Chane, Inc. Consulting Engineers, dated June 17,2005, . Traffic ReDOrt. prepared by Pinder Troutman Consulting, Inc. dated June 30, 2005, . Bopn.dary 8Ild Topographic Survey. sheet 1, prepared by Timothy Smith Land Surveying, Inc., dated May 2002,- . City of Boynton Beach Site Plan Review Annlication. prepared Alan Strassler Architects, Inc., dated May 4. 2005 If you should have any further questions. please feel free to contact me at any time at 561-740-2447 ext. 22, or Mr. Eugene Gerlica, 772-971-9491. Sincerely, S WS Engineers Incorporated 536 Juniper Place, Wellington, FL 33414 November 1, 2005 DRAINAGE STATEMENT Unites Way at Quantum Park, Boynton Beach. This is to certify that the proposed drainage system for the above referenced project, located east of Quantum Blvd. and north of Gateway Blvd., in the Quantum Park subdivision, in the city of Boynton Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida, will be designed in full accordance with the existing South Florida Water Management District permit for the Quantum Park and in full accordance with the standards and specifications set forth by the South Florida Water Management District, the City of Boynton Beach and the Lake Worth Drainage District. The proposed system will retain the required water quality runoff on site, in open drainage swales and discharge it's excess runoff into the Park's master lake system, as intended. /~\ / Arumugasa my P nchadsaram, P .E. Florida P.E. No. 042824 Phone (561) 795-5579 Fax (561) 795-5521 .. . Qr ALAN STRASSLER ARCHITECTS, INC. LICENSE NUMBER AA26000610 8895 NORTH MILITARY TRAIL, SUITE 201-0 PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLORIDA 33410 561-627-0336 FAX #561-624-0720 E-MAIL: astrassler@aol.com November 22, 2005 City of Boynton Beach Planning & Zoning Division 100 E. Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, FL 33425-0310 Re: Major Modification to Existing Site Plan for United Way of Palm Beach County, Inc. 2600 Quantum Boulevard Lots 5 and 5-A Quantum Park PID Plat #2 Boynton Beach, Florida To Whom It May Concern: United Way of Palm Beach County, Inc. proposes to construct a 5,000 square foot free- standing office building adjacent to its existing 16,442 square foot, two-story office building at the above referenced address. United Way owns Lots 4, 4-B, 5, and 5-B (6.23 acres). The sites were approved in 1989 for 2 two-story office buildings on Lots 5 and 5B and an additional two story office building on Lots 4 and 4B. The total floor area was 49,272 square feet. The work to be accomplished under this application, other than as specifically listed below, is limited to Lots 5 and 5-B (3.64 acres). All the above referenced lots are under a single ownership. There are no plans to subdivide into separate ownerships. There are no plans for future expansion of the existing or proposed 5,000 square foot building. Based on the original site plan approval, 27,830 square feet remains unbuilt. The proposed building will be located in the existing northeast parking area of Lot 5. The revised site plan for Lots 5 and 5B will have a total gross floor area of 21 ,442 square feet, a reduction of approximately 1,406 square feet from the approved plan. Code compliant parking and green space will be maintained. Site drainage, site lighting, and perimeter landscaping will be upgraded for Lots 5 and 5-A. Although no development is proposed for Lots 4 and 4-B, the landscaping buffer between Lot 4 and Quantum Boulevard and the site lighting will be enhanced to be consistent with that proposed for Lot 5. The new office building will be single story with a perimeter mansard roof that will match the recently approved "Key Wesf' style metal re-roofing material for the existing building. United Way Major-SIte Plan Modification November 22, 2005 Page 2 of 2 The walls will be stucco on concrete block with horizontal and vertical reveal joints generally dimensioned to match the proportions of the window openings of the existing building. All air conditioning equipment is located on the roof and is fully screened by the mansard. The two buildings will be linked by a sidewalk with a protective conopy. Attached are twelve (12) sets of drawings for your review and discussion at the TART meeting. Sincerely, c:Lm Alan M. Strassler, R.A. 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R "28~J"IUN (' nR 1 \" ?'+ ' ' ~ 11 {' '~ " '3 (\ :: U T ill , '., '1 hr' : l' ~'-, NIJN I' 'U1l NllN f X 1(, FAA DO DE ~ T 5~A DO MAIN1 I~"AR~ f" l()lf'll ," '""1 '" IT 11' Al T A'..( " ~', 'I)T 'i( fHJf)1 '" It H'U, \% -, e on '-\01 '" ! j'f, 'IJT I, I f~ I JJ (ll ' 'I 11 H'tf, I "lh")') qc, lH')'4h Hg '~11"1 I II HI;" '. ' lh? (1 If, I H H \ , " " 1 August 14, 1995 DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT MEMORANDUM NO. 95-040 FROM: Carrie Parker _ity anager m V. Hukill, P.E. ment of Development Director TO: RE: UNITED WAY OFFICE BUILDING - TREE PERMIT Your August 8 memo inquiring about replacement of dead trees is a matter for the City Forester. But we are aware that Land Development Regulations, Chapter 7.5, Article I, Section 5, page 7.5-3 requires a permit to destroy certain trees. Exceptions can be made during emergencies (hurricane, tropical storm, flood or any other act of God); for tree farms and nurseries; when a betterment plan is executed; or under certain circumstances for a public utility. Chapter 7.5, Article I, Section 26, page 7.5-10 establishes a procedure for appealing the decision of the "city inspector" (in this case the Forester) . The LDR does not outline a specific way for the City Manager to overrule the Forester, but presumably that is a possibility. I also do not read the LDR as applying any differently to Quantum than any other location. WVH:bh Attachments XC: Tambri Heyden Kevin Hallahan Al Newbold UNITBD Art. I, 54 specimen. trees are not involved. "Developed" as used in this section shall mean those parcels of land within approved subdivisions which contain roads and utilities. Section 5. Permit required. A. Tree permits. No person, organization, society, association or corporation, or any agent or representative thereof, directly or indirectly, shall cut down, destroy, remove or move, or effectively destroy through damaging, any tree as defined by this article, situated on a property described above without first obtaining a tree permit. B. Land-clearing, removing or filling permits. No person, organization, society, association or corporation, or any agent or representative thereof, directly or indirectly, shall engage in land-clearing, land-removing or land- filling activities in the City of Boynton Beach, or use, operate, propel or maintain in use any bulldozer, pay loader, front end loader, back hoe, drag line, power shovel, road grader, dump truck, dredge, sand pumping machine, pump line, fill spreader or other heavy duty land-clearing, land-removing or land-filling equipment without first obtaining a permit. Section 6. Application for permit. All permits required under Section 5 shall be obtained by making application for the permit to the development department. The application shall be accompanied by a written statement specifying the location of the property and the expected land use and indicating the reasons for removal, relocation or replacement of trees thereon. Said application shall be accompanied by four (4) copies of a legible site plan drawn to a minimum scale of one inch equals twenty (20) feet unless, in the discretion of the city inspector, it has been determined that a lesser detailed scale site plan of the area involved, either in whole or in part, will be sufficient for the purposes of this article in which case an appropriate substitution shall be acceptable. Aerial photographs having a minimum scale of one inch equals fifty (50) feet may also be submitted for consideration of the city inspector as such an acceptable substitute for a site plan. Section 7. Site plan information. Site plans submitted in connection with applications for permits for the removal, relocation or replacement of trees shall include the following information and details which shall be summarized in license form on the plan: A. Location of all existing or proposed structures, improvements and site uses, property dimensioned and Adopeed April 4, 1995, Ordinance 095-0Z Revi..d 7.5-3 Art. I, 524 Developers" to determine what is reasonable under the circumstances. Section 25. Public lands. NO tree shall be removed from any city lands, public park or any areas of the public right-of-way except in accordance with the provisions of this article. Section 26. Appeals from decision of the development department. Any person, organization, society, association or corporation, or any agent or representative thereof, aggrieved by any decision of the development department or city inspector in the enforcement of any terms or provisions of this article, may appeal to the planning and development board by filing within fifteen (ls) days after the date of the decision complained, of, a written notice of appeal thereof with the city manager, with a copy to the city clerk, which shall set forth concisely the decision appealed from and the reasons or grounds for the appeal. Bach appeal shall be accompanied by a fee of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) to cover the cost of publishing and mailing notices of hearing. The planning and development board shall hear and consider all facts material to the appeal and render a decision promptly. The planning and development board may affirm, reverse or modify the decision appealed from, provided that the planning and development board may be further appealed by person, organization, society, association or corporation, or any agent or representative thereof, aggrieved thereby, by applying to the City Commission for a prompt review thereof by filing within ten (10) days after the date of the decision complained of, a written request for review with the city clerk. Section 26.1. Bffect of an appeal. During the pendency of any appeal, any permit which has been issued or approved shall be stayed until the final determin~tion of same. The chief building inspector shall immediately notify the permittee that an appeal has been taken and that the operations sanctioned by the permit are to be held in abeyance until final determination of the appeal. Section 27. Penalty. A. Any person or organization, society, association or corporation, or any agent or representative thereof, violating the provisions of any section of this article shall, upon conviction, receive a fine of up to five hundred dollars ($500.00) and/or sixty (60) days in the county jail. The removal of each tree shall constitute a separate offense under this article. B. Any person who violates the prov1s1ons of this article shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and the A4opea4 Apr11 4. 1995. Or41nanea 095-0~ Rav1.a4 7.5-10 OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER 9 Wjm 001 TO: Tambri Heyden Planning and Zoning Director r' ", " ' r " ENGINEERING Bill Hukill Department of Development Director FROM: Carrie Parker City Manager DATE: August 8,1995 SUBJECT: United Way Office Building - Quantum Park I have received the attached request, which it is my understanding United Way is presently undergoing renovations at the Quantum Park Lakeside Commons Office Building. They can not get a C.O. they have been told unless they replace several trees, and are therefore requesting some time to be able to replace the trees. What are the code requirements for this building since it is in Quantum and are there any other alternatives? Thank you. I ) (,7) -',~ '-..... (. L... ......-~ Carrie Parker Attachment CP:hp J-'_-31-1395 14:35 ;,na,-m"E coMMrrrEE )tfictn ~ tobert B- Zobel ~loln~ &. T~U€It~ ::JIIinaII fJect John F. FlaDipn. .Eiq. Moyw. FtluaP, IUm . Fi~.4SM~han,PA. ~, ADd.... lCmobs Smitll &. Knlbb.. I~. 'I~ Thomas C. Devlin Pric~ WalerllollSf ImdledJale Past ChairwOmU lID OliClll Et:clC$t01lc Mtubtinr QlIlS.,llanr IAp1 CowueI Pasricia Lebow. Esq. BI'OGG Ie Qu#l Euc1Jein: DlrKtor &/ CPO Scott B. Baclc5dt U,u'ed WD)' gf PabM BtQdl CollHfY RQtIIDda AnhllT P. Bellis s.~ i:l!terpns.s S1nle~ PlulI1illi Robm G.H. Carroll m Prtm &. W1tilM)' Cocmr.wUCltioll5 Wayne CUfJ\lnglwn WP7V' ChtuvI~1 5 WilJillGl D. Haget NCa' Campaip Chairman Joe L, Howard De$MlHlll, Howard d: NasO'l F/NlfICiGl Srf'Vlce3, Inc. Vol',l(lu.er SCl'Viccs!~ . L&nce H.owdcu 1>I$aNis. GaslriJl d: HU/l.$um A,~y Rtlations ' WIIllam lellMr plalUled GhlinS AbraUuI M. Mara. J:aq: Blattk. IlDfM,ComUJcy & McQuMy AIelti. de TocqQe\li11c ~jcty WlUiJun B. ObeTliIIk' ~11oJDrOnI Will'iam B. Peterson WPEC TYJZlPholD El<<rroNC$ Ubor Committee E(! RyUl CWA Lom! 3112 Commlltlity lnlUali vC$ Bud Tamarkin ,.. Bc~/t CoUllrv Pllblk: HlIallh U,lil J"J J TEDJ~{ =-s::: 407 3755523 p.211/a1 r ~ " III United WDY Df PDbn B,aeh CouNy July 31, 1995 Carrie Parker City Manager City of Boyn10n Beach P. O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33425.0310 Dear Ms. Parker: Thank you for meeting with me this past Friday 10 discuss our new building purchase in Boynton Beach. As we discussed. during our renovation process, we removed a few dead palm trees, which I understand needed to be replaced prior to our receipt of a full occupancy permit. These dead trees were definitely an eye sore and the removal alone enhanced the beauty of the property. As a not for profit agency iment on spending its money to support agencieS providing services to the needy, we are requesting up to a three year moratorium for us 10 replace these trees. Unfortunately, we were not advised of our need 10 replace these trees until after the trees were removed. Accordingly, we did not budget, nor do we have sufficient funds. to replant the 1rees. I would respectfully request 1hat the Ci1y Council approve this 1hre9 year moratorium and also request that we be allowed 10 replace the dead trees with less expense, but still beautiful, bushes. I thank you and the members of the City Council for their consideration of this request. We would appreciate an answer prior to our need for a full occupancy permit toward the mid part of August, 1995. Sincerely, Scott B. Badesch Executive Director cc: Arthur Bellis, Chairman, Rotunda Board of Directors MaIling Add.....~ P.O Box. 20809 . West Palm B~llcn. FloT'lda · 33416-0609 (407) 375-6600 . outside ~ntr.LI county 930-8929 · Fax: (407) 37~-66()6 TJT~_ ='.,]1 , OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER TO: Tambri Heyden Planning and Zoning Director Bill Hukill Department of Development Director FROM: Carrie Parker City Manager DATE: August 8, 1995 SUBJECT: United Way Office Building - Quantum Park I have received the attached request, which it is my understanding United Way is presently undergoing renovations at the Quantum Park Lakeside Commons Office Building. They can not get a C.O. they have been told unless they replace several trees, and are therefore requesting some time to be able to replace the trees. What are the code requirements for this building since it is in Quantum and are there any other alternatives? Thank you. IV- l~Lt~ {.,L-~. Carrie Parker .J-u"A rr~~ ~ ,./L.-d l^-<.. --{t-e: C:7'- Attachment CP:hp /1 .' "'L C~ \/ L..<-_ - ~J' ,I _ Ji.i.- U tt~ t..t>J , (. h-r..if.tlA.'.t: <-~J"'I__ /e ) /I-f..-- tI~~4..p4L~ JJ_-31-1395 14:35 ~tJ"I'1V'E COMMITTEE )!fietn :ll1IinDao {obert B, Zobel ':R16lnt .{ ToU€ltf! ~lJtc( fohn F, FlJDipn, .1;:"1. MQyW. F!luuP, KDl1. FYlt~rald.t Shtthan;PA. ~nW'Y' ADdre~ lCJliob~ S/1I'11I & Knlbb.. Ifl&. 'Il'1ldU'el' Thomas C. Devhn Price WcllerhollSf luuDedIate Past Chllirwoman JIIII OllBII Ecclcstoue MDrkttin8 CQIISIIllaTIl lAp! CowueI patricia Lebow. E~C1. Broad & C'4ml Euc:utivc: Dlndor " CPO Stott B. Baclcsc:h Ullil,d Wo)' of Paine BtQCh c"UJ1/Y Rotunda AnhllT P. Bellis B.lliJ Enltl1'rislJ Strategic PlulIUlli Room G.H. clIl\'Onm Pran .{ W1tilM)/ Coaur.wUCltiona Waymi. Cur.nmgMlIl M"IY' Clttwtf!1 5 WilliaG:l D. gager NCel' Campaip Chaitmlln Joe L, HowuU DtSMDnd. 1l0ward '" N(JSO'l FiMrscial ServIce:, Inc. VOI\lIlUlel" Sctvices!~ Lance HoWc!c1l DeSantis. Gcukill & Hururon ACe.acy ~ations William Jel1Mf PllllUlld Gi'VinS AbraUzn M. Mom. Eaq, Blank. /(DrM. ComiJIq & McQu.lWy , Altlti. de TocqlUv.illc: Socict)' WiUiam B. ObeJ'liIIk ' ~liG/4rOnl WDliam ll. peleI'son wPEC rvJZIP/toto EI<</'f'OIIiC$ Labor COlJ\lllince Ed ~an ClVA LDeal J ilZ COIMlWlitv lJutllWV!l& Bud Tam';'lcin Palm Bt:~/t CoUllfV Pr.hlic Health r."lii .JH I TED i,d!=if ='8:: 407 3756528 P.Ol./01 , ~ " I- United Way of PDlm B_DC}, CouNy July 31, 1995 Carrie Parker City Manager City of Boynton Beach P. O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33425-0310 Dear Ms. Parker: Thank you for meeting with me this past Friday to discuss our new building purchase in Boynton Beach. As we discussed, during our renovation process, we removed a few dead palm trees, which I understand needed to be replaced prior to our receipt of a full occupancy permit. These dead trees were definitely an eye sore and the removal alone enhanced the beauty of the property. As a not for profit agency intent on spending its money to support agencieS providing services to the needy, we are r@.9uesting. up to a three year moratorium for us to replace these trees. Unfortunately, we were riOt advised of our need to replace these lie'es until after the trees were removed. Accordingly, we did not budget, nor do we have sufficient funds, to replant the trees. I would respectfully request that the City Council approve this three year moratorium and also request that we be allowed to replace the dead trees with less expense, but still beautiful, bushes. I thank you and the members of the City Council for their consideration of this request. We would appreciate an answer prior to our need for a full occupancy permit toward the mid part of August, 1995. Sincerely, Scott B. Badesch Executive Director cc: Arthur Bellis, Chairman, Rotunda Board of Directors Melling Add,....~ p.O Bi'I~ 20809 . West Palm Bc,.ch, FlorllJo! · 33416-0509 (407) 375-6600 . outside l:entral couoey 930-8929 · Fax (407) 375-tl666 TJT~_ ~..J1