REVIEW COMMENTS
/ Currie Architects. Planners
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October 25, 1988 305/276-4951
429-1566,737-2279
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT
PO Box 310
Boynton Beach, FL 33425
Re:
GERULAITIS MULTI-FAMILY TEN~~ RESORT 88489
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Dear Sirs:
As a result of changes associated
our site plan and are requesting a
have also itemized the changes
comments from site plan approval in
for platting in September. Also
six (6) copies of the following:
with parking, we have revised
site plan modification. We
on the site plan as per your
July and from T.R.B. comments
included with this package are
~. The Congress Lakes master plan sheet A1
- 2, Site Plan sheets A1 & A2
3. Lighting plans and details sheets Al.1 & A2.1
_4. Detail sheet A3
5. Clubhouse plan sheet A4
6, Cut sheets for lighting fixtures
The site plan modification consists of substituting a ("B-I") two-
bedroom unit building for an ("A") one-bedroom unit buiding, As a
result of this substitution, the parking calculations have been
revised. See comment #1 from Carmen Annunziato for these
calculations.
Please refer to the following list as an index for site plan
comments.
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CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT
GERULAITIS MULTI-FAMILY TENNIS RESORT - 88489
October 25, 1988
Page 2
MEMORANDUM FROM CARMEN S. ANNUNZIATO, Planning Director
July 6, 1988
Comment #1 r
Parking Calculations have been revised:
144 one-bedroom units @ 1,5
322 two+ bedroom units @ 2.0
TOTAL
= 246
= 644
= 890
Tennis Courts (100,800 SF - 1,500 = 67.2 x .25 = 17)
Pool #1 (1,800 SF 30 = 64.6 x .25 = 15)
Pool #2 (1,800 SF 30 = 64.6 x .25 = 15)
~Clubhouse (2,000 SF 100 = = 20)
TOTAL = 67
TOTAL PARKING SPACES REQUIRED
TOTAL PARKING SPACES PROVIDED
=
957
957
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Comment #2
As shown on sheet Al, master site plan of Congress Lakes, the
recreational amenities include 14 tennis courts, 2 swimming
pools, 1 clubhouse with weightroom, 1 volleyball court, a lake
viewing area and a 1/4 mile jogging path along the lake.
Comment #6
Building "A" was moved back as per the 30' setback requirement,
Comment #7
Finished floor elevation of the clubhouse is +14.5 ,msl (See note
on sheet A2)
Comment #8
Six foot high buffer wall has been incorporated
area. An opening has been provided in the wall
pedestrians between parcels.
at the parking
to allow for
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PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT
GERULAITIS MULTI-FAMILY TENNIS RESORT - 88489
October 25, 1988
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Comment #9
As discussed with several T.R.B. members, the 8' wide bike path
may best be solved by providing a 4' bike lane on both sides of
Congress Lake Drive. Each roa1 lane width is 10' for a total of
28' paving with markings for the bike path,
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Comment .#10
Traffic flow plan shown by the Civil Engineer.
Comment #12
Right-of-way has been provided as shown by Civil Engineer.
Comment #13
See Lighting plans sheets A1.1 and A2.1.
.Comment #14
Instead of a central mail facility, we feel it would be more
convenient for the residents to have mail delivered to a
- centralized and accessible area in each building.
MEMORANDUM FROM ROBERT EICHORST, Public Works Director
July 6, 1988
Comment #l
Upon meeting with Mr. Eichorst, we have eliminated the individual
dumpsters and replaced them with one (1) 20-yard trash compactor
near the NW 22nd Avenue entry to the site.
MEMORANDUM FROM DON JAEGER, Building Department
July 11, 1988
Comments #1 & 2
As noted on sheet A2, building construction type will be Type V,
one-hour, unsprinklered, typical of all residential buildings.
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PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT
GERULAITIS MULTI-FAMILY TENNIS RESORT - 88489
October 25, 1988
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Comment #4
See detail sheet A3 of typical handicapped and standard parking
stall.
Comment #5
See detail sheet A2 for lighting pole design and cut sheets of
pole fixtures.
Comment in 2
Curbing is provided at all landscaped areas.
Comment #14
Parking stalls have been eliminated on Congress Lake Drive.
Comment #15
:See Civil Engineering drawings.
MEMORANDUM FROM JOHN F. WILDNER, Parks Superintendent
July 6, 1988
Comment #1
As shown on sheet A1, master site plan of Congress Lakes, the
recreational amenities include 14 tennis courts, 2 swimming
pools, 1 clubhouse with weightroom, 1 volleyball court, a lake
viewing area and a 1/4 mile jogging path along the lake.
Comment #2
As shown on sheet Al, we will provide a lake viewing area with
commercial grade benches.
MEMORANDUM FROM SGT. HENRY P. OSTASZEWSKI, Boynton Beach P.D.
July 12, 1988
Comment #1
The twenty (20) parking spaces have been eliminated from this
area,
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CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT
GERULAITIS MULTI-FAMILY TENNIS RESORT - 88489
October 25, 1988
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MEMORANDUM FROM DEBBY DAVIS, Fire Inspector
July 7, 1988
Comment #1
As shown on the Civil Engineering drawings, the fire hydrants that
were located behind parking spaces have been relocated to a more
accessible area.
MEMORANDUM FROM TOM CLARK, City Engineer
September 7, 1988
Comment #4
street lighting plan as shown on sheet A1.1 and A2.1 cut sheets on
lighting fixtures are also included.
. - MEMORANDUM FROM JAMES J. GOLDEN, Senior City Planner
September 12, 1988
Comment #1
To be included with letter are six (6) copies of the site plan,
All changes to the site plan have been noted in this letter in
reviewing the T.R,B. comments. Our intent is to satisfy all
comments relating to the site plan approval in the near future.
Comment #2
To be included with this letter are
site plan of Congress Lakes
recreational amenities, bike paths
six (6) copies of the master
showing buildings, sidewalks,
and parking areas.
All remaining comments are being addressed and are in the working
process. If you have any further questions or require any further
information, please do not hesitate to contact this office.
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control for a square Type V cut-off photometric ,_ _ '..... .t--.. 24-
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Lamp Ufe 24,000 Hrs.
ORDERING INFORMATION-
The luminaire catalog number guide below illustrates the varialions available and establishes the components to build a catalog number
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OPTIONS
DESCRIPTION
HOuse Side Shield
Single Fuse (120, 277V)
Double Fuse (208, 240,480)
NEMA Twist-Lock PE (120, 208,
240V) +
NEMA Twist.Lock PE (277V) +
NEMA Twist-Lock PE (480V) +
NEMA Twist-Lock PE
(Receptacle Only)
-DMB Architectural Color, Medium Bronze
-DCS Architectural Color, Sand Stone
-DCB Architectural Color, Black (Semi-Gloss)
-DCC Architectural Color. Capri Blue
-DCA Architectural Color. Aztec Tan
-DCX Architectural Color, Garnet
-DCZ Architecturlll Color, Citation Gold
-DCW Architectural Color, White (Semi-Gloss)
-DCG Architectural Color. GrllY
-DCO Architectural Color. Ocher
-DCN Architectural Color, Natural Aluminum
+ Includes Receptacle and Pholoconlrol. Pholocontrol
shipped as separale item and must be field installed.
NOTE: For more details. soe options and aa:ossories sheet C-O/A.
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The ch~r;s below provide the most useful data from photometric tests of specific lamp/luminairo combinations. For complete
results of any, combination shown, or other requirements, contact your UTHONIA/HI.TEK representative.
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Tennis Lighting
In today's environmentally conscious
world, eLSCO'S EN VIR 0 LIGHT 1/ Tennis
Lighting System has set the specification
standards for quality, performance, effi-
ciency and aesthetic design, As a result
of orienting our thinking to the needs of
the tennis player, success and acceptance
of the ENVIRO LIGHT 1/ is evident world
wide,
The prime objective in considering
proper tennis court illumination rests on
the right choice of luminaire and its place-
ment. For today's more knowledgeable
player, a low mounted high performance
fixture is considerably more desirable than
the design of the sixties; a series of tail
poles with extremely bright floodlights. At
eLSCa, we employ rigid standards to our
engineered optics to give optimum per-
formance and uniformity on every part of
the court. This results in an evenly dis-
tributed light pattern that effectively elimi-
nates multiple shadows, an inherent prob-
lem with point source illumination. Stro-
boscobic distortion, caused by the bail
moving -from light to dark to light and
appearing to change speed on poorly lit
courts, is now non-existent with the
ENVIRO L:/GHT /I,
Maximu.m playability is further achieved
by the advanced SCL (sharp cut-off lumi-
naire) design which eliminates harsh glare
and annoying light spillage through hidden
and shielded lamp placement. The impor-
tance of eliminated glare can best be real-
ized by the player during serves and play-
ing lob shots, where improper lighting and
placement will create severe harshness in
the line of sight. The same glare reduction
allows spectators to more easily follow the
game and appreciate it to the fullest.
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Stricter enforcement of many city ordi-
nances now makes the "SCL" the only
proper choice for controlling light pollution
and undesirable light spill onto adjacent
properties. Lower mounting heights make
light control more effective on the court
surface and provide sharp cut-off behind
the pole, allowing for much simpler compli-
ance with these regulations.
Pole and Fixture placement and its rela-
tion to the court becomes vital for good play,
By mounting fixtures along the sides of the
court, an efficient non-glaring cross court
illumination is created providing the player
with the ability to follow the ball in every
possible path while in play. Pole placement
in fencelines offers added strength to sup-
port windscreens and eliminates the need
for aiming fixtures.
Mounting height characteristics are
essential to the total court environment. At
a height of twenty feet, the light is utilized
to its fullest while allowing for the field of
vision to be unimpaired by glaring side
light. During daylight hours, the fixture's
appearance becomes a matter of harmoni-
ous integration into the surroundings. while
the lower mounting height virtually elimi-
nates daytime shadows.
eLSCa has also made a distinct point of
addressing the players' need for proper
color quality, With many different playing
surfaces and a variety of ball colors avail-
able, true color characteristics that closely
simulate daylight become a requirement,
Our choice of color temperature corrected
and tested metallic additive lamps perform
this function without compromise, maxi-
mizing energy efficiency in the process.
Skin tones and tennis fashions are free of
color distortion as well, allowing the player
the additional confidence of looking good.
As tennis continues to grow in popularity
throughout the world, eLSCa will remain
at the forefront of innovation, providing the
player with the lighting performance it takes
to be a winner,
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Features/Specifications
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Luminaires: Shall be all aluminum die
formed uni-body construction, with a sharp
cutoff thr~ugh p~ojected optical system,
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finish: Tennis G'reen (Black or bronze'~
available upon request.) . ",
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1. Housing: Shall be die-formed ,063
aluminum is Ridoline€l cleaned. Alodine@
protected, prior to standard paint finish
warrantied for five years, Precision dies
maintain a consistency of finished housing,
Seamless welding gives the fixture uninter-
rupted lines,
2. Ballast Housing: Shall be a separate. but
integral part of the main housing, Accom-
modates Power Deck which contains
ballast with capacitor, Instant access to
ballast compartment without tools.
3, Reflector: Shall be Anofol@ 36-B
Reflector Sheet Super High-Purity Alumi-
num (A1 99,85) Specular. Type 1, Non Clad
Anodic Oxyd: 2 Micron H.K. Standard,
Reflectivity: T.R.F. 87.4%. Forward Direc-
tional Light Cut-Off.
4, Ballast: Shall be high power factor.
Constant wattage autotransformer metal
halide ballast rated 400 or 1000 watts with
an input rating of 120.208,240,277.480 volts,
5, Brackets: Shall be 4" high-strength
mechanical tubing with integral tenon to
match 4" O,D, tennis pole, Available in
Single-Double (70 degree and 180 degree)-
Quad, Red prime coating,
6, Lens Assembly: Lenses shall be fully
framed in anodized aluminum extrusion,
piano hinged and secured with eLSCO '5
exclusive "Hidden Latch" which opens
easily with a screwdriver, There are no
screws to unfasten or to mar the clean
lines of the assembly,
7. Lens: Shall be 3/16" heat tempered
clear glass lens, fully framed in extruded
aluminum frame silicone sealed and gas-
keted,
Poles: Shall be round 4" mechanical
tubing to accept 3W' mounting bracket
tenon for smooth transition. Red prime
coated with 1" threaded nipple. 12" above
grade (Direct Burial), A 2"x4" reinforced
handhole 18" above grade provided on
base plate poles, Base plate mounted model
comes complete with base plate and anchor
bolts, Base plate cover is optional.
Labels: All fixtures are UL listed and
shall bear UL wet location and I,B.E,W, labels,
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Ordering Information
For ordering complete unit. select appropriate fixture, bracket and pole,
Select accessories as needed,
. Lighting Unit with Appropriate Lamp and 8allast
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Twin 700
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Product Number
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EVR-20-B
EVR-18-D
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""'20'0' Base Mount '0:.,:':: ,;,.."'-' 143:' i
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18'0" Direct Burial 116
20'0" Direct Burial 127
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FIXTURE 1000 witt Metal Hal" 2 EVRII, 1000 MH L FIXTURE 1000 .-u Metal H.bd. . EVRII.,ooo.MH,L
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Note: It is suggested that you consult your local civil engineer about
foundation details and local ordinances.
ecopyrlght, 1982, eLSCO Ughting
EVL TL 8'82 2M
ManulaC1uring Plants in Stockton. CaUlomia,
TOtonto. Ontario. Canada. Ollices In an pril1Clpal dties.
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Quallly of Ught: The overall value and
function of illumination which considers
light distribution, uniformity, glare
factors and player comfort. Footcandle
levels (LUX) have long been used to
establish general levels of play, but the
tennis player will always insist that the
quality of light be given the highest
consideration. This will insure proper
illumination between playing lines. 10
feet behind base lines and 6 feet beyond
sidelines.
Fixture Location: The most appropriate
placement for effective lighting while
considering all aspects of the task and
the needs of those Involved, The most
-desirable mounting of luminaires for
tennis court lighting is outside the alley
lines. giving highly efficient cross-court
m",mination, Luminaire mounting direct-
ly behind base lines or at court corners
is not recommended, The extreme glare
during serves and normal play, when
players must look toward these fixtures,
is highly offensive.
Ught Measurements: Pertains to the
point at which the light Is measured and
the scale used to determine Its level,
Domestic scales are In Footcandles,
International scales In LUX. The inter-
national sport of tennis has established
a standard point for light measurement
at 40 inches or 1 meter above the play-
ing surface, At this point, light can be
more precisely measured as it relates
directly to playing requirements, Foot-
candles or LUX readings are classified
as initial since most testing is done
immediately after installation, In order
to calculate maintained footcandle read-
ings, consideration must be made for
lamp aging and dirt accumulation on
the luminaire, Maintained footcandJe
readings can be approximated by using
a 20% deduction from initial.
Lamp Ufe: This Is an approximation of
the rated life of the lamp for specified
conditions, Variance of conditions will
vary the lamp life, Lamp life for tennis
usage generally translates into 5 years
of play. HID lamp sources (metallic
additive lamps) have a very long life
expectancy with ordinary increments of
use varying between 4-6 hours per night.
Frequency of use determines the condi-
tions that make longer lamp life possible,
Energy Efficiency: The comparison of
wattage consumed to light levels pro-
duced. The most efficient tennis systems
use fixtures with 1000 watt HID Lamps
that will generally exceed fluorescent
systems by substantial margins in effi-
ciency, HID lamp performance charac-
teristics are not adversely affected by
weather changes and temperature fluc-
tuation, making their efficient operation
outdoors consistently more reliable than
fluorescent.
eLSCO sports lighting engineers have
designed a center court system which
integrates effectively into the architec-
tural requirements of any club. It offers
the ultimate in playability for champion-
ship play by providing superior light
distribution and uniformity on the court,
Special considerations for this level of
play have dictated pole placement which
delivers optimum uniformity with a mini-
mum of spectator interference, Call on
eLSCO for special court lighting re-
quirements.
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Features/Specifications
lob Shots are illuminated by light re-
flected from the playing surface, making
. the ball visible in three dimensions, The
optical system is the nucleus .of the
Enviro-Ught /I, It is engineered within
- the theoretical limits of controlled light
distribution. Visual pollution has been
eliminated.
Uniformity. or..the quality of the
lighting, is at least as important
as the quantity of light.
Photometries: Certified reports
"... from Independent Test Labora-
tories (ITL) available upon
request.
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The Env/ro-Llght /I system has created a
new specification standard In outdoor
tennis lighting,
Luminaires: All aluminum die formed
un i-body construction, with a sharp cut-
off through projected optical system.
Finish: Tennis Green (Black or bronze
available upon request.)
1, Housing: Die-formed ,063 aluminum is
Ridoline'!!' cleaned. Alodine~ protected,
prior to standard paint finish warrantied
for five years. Precision dies maintain
a consistency of finished housing. Seam-
less welding gives the fixture uninter-
rupted lines.
2, Ballast Housing: A separate, but inte-
gral part of the main housing. Accom-
modates Power Deck which contains
ballast with capacitor, Instant access to
ballast compartment without tools,
3, Reflector: Anofol~ 36-B Reflector
Sheet Super High-Purity Aluminum (A 1
99.85) Specular, Type 1, Non Clad Anodic
Oxyd: 2 Micron H.K. Standard. Reflec-
tivity: T.R.F, 87.4%. Forward Directional
Light Cut-Off.
4, Ballast: High power factor. Constant
wallage autotransformer metal halide
ballast rated 400 or 1000 walls with an
input rating of 120,208,240,277,480 volts.
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5, Brackets: 4" high-strength mechani-
cal tubing with integral tenon to match 4"
0.0, tennis pole, Available in Single-
Double (70degreeand 180degree)-Quad.
Red prime coating.
6, Lens Assembly: Lenses are fully
framed in anodized aluminum extrusion,
piano hinged and secured withelSCO'S
exclusive "Hidden Latch" which opens
easily with a screwdriver. There are no
screws to unfasten or to mar the clean
lines of the assembly,
7. Lens: 3/16" heat tempered clear glass
lens. fully framed in extruded aluminum
frame silicone sealed and gasketed.
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Poles: Round 4" mechanical tubing to
accept 3 'h" mounting bracket tenon for
smooth transition. Red prime coated
with 1" threaded nipple, 12" above
grade (Direct Burial). A 2"x4" rein-
forced handhole 18" above grade pro-
vided on base plate poles. Base plate
mounted model comes complete with
base plate and anchor bolts. Base plate
cover is optional.
labels: All fixtures are Ul listed and
bear Ul wet location and I.B.E,W,
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Residential Court
Initial Footcandle Level = 40" above
court surface, Maximum/Minimum
Ratio = 1,73:1,
Center Court
Initial Footcandle Level = 40"
above court surface. Maximum/
Minimum Ratio = 1.72:1,
Standard Court
Initial Footcandle Level = 40" above
court surface. Maximum/Minimum
Ratio = 1.48:1.
120'
To Calculate
Lux:
Multiply
Footcandle
Reading
By 10.76
Standard Double Court
Initial Footcandle Level = 40" above court surface, Lumlnaires-(4) Twin
1800 at 20'0" Mtg, Ht. Maximum/Minimum Ratio = 1,54:1,
Televised Court
Maintained footcandle level requirements for live-remote color pick up vary with the television camera equipment used, As in the
case of Center Court. Televised Courts require special consideration. Consult eLSCO'S engineering department for free layouts
and recommendations,
EVR " Fixture Selection Guide
DESCRIPTION
120'
120'
Narrow Twin Court
Initial Footcandle Level = 40" above court surface,
Maximum/Minimum Ratio = 2,5:1.
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FIXTURE ..1000 _It M_I Helide' 1f.1-EVAII.1000-MH.L'" FIXTURE '000 wall Motal Halido 2- EVRII.1000,MH-L
BRACKET 51""0 : 1- EVR.A BRACKET Twin 180" 1-EVR.B
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POLE 18' ea.. Mount Of 1- EVR.18,B POLE , 8' Bue Mc>unt Cf 1-EVR,18oB
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FIXTURE I 1000 wan Motal Halide 2-EVRII.1000.MH,L FIXTURE 1000 wall Matal Halide C-EVRII"ooo-MH,L
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V BRACKET Twon 70. 1-EVR.c BRACKET Ouad 1-EVR,G
POLE 20' Bate Mount 1- EVR,20,BX POLE 20' Base Mount 1- EVR,20-BX
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