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EXISTING CONDITIONS
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BENEFITS for ATLANTIC BEACH Potential Redevelopment Plan
• Removal of substandard blighting elements at the City's gateway Condominium Recreation Area Condominium Pool Area
. Lap Pool
• Cabana • Spa
• Fountains • Wade Pool
■ Infill redevelopment of disturbed land that combats urban sprawl. • 25'x 2s'Multi-Purpose Room • Fountain
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• Landscaping -- Condominium Units
• Blocks resident's view of industrial park west of the City. _ �°' with Garage Parking below
Public Slips Landscape Lawn
• Efficient extension of City utlilties. f'
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Deckin Community Dock Area
■ Conservation of natural resources and public access to the waterway. g -,�
• Supports the City's values, vision, and character. Marina/Restaurant + --Private Slips
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• Protects the island from eroding away. Building Entry Plaza `; •
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■ Increased ad valorem revenues positively impact quality of life in the City. Slip Private Marina \ Bulkhead Shoreline
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■ Offers something currently not found in the City and shall act as a premiere Entry Plaza
attraction for residents and visitors alike.
Existing Marina/ Private Access to Condos
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Restaurant Building ��a� Public Access
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(Vault retention below)
Existing Protected Trees
Potential Building Elevation Public Overlook
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Master Plan •• •' ` MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL
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•' AMENITIES and OPEN SP
PROJECT BOUNDARY : '�x • Pool and Cabana
• Boardwalk
• • Pavilions/Gazebos
APPROXIMATE HIGH WATER:LINE �• � • Community room
• Green space
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RESTAURANT, BED and BREAKFAST � : ; SLIPS
HARBOR MASTER • Deep water access
•Indoor/outdoor seating rG • • Private for residence use only
•Screened service facilities �l • , • Min. 1, Max. 2 slips per residence
•Boat access : • Group Pavillion
•Marina service `` •
BULKHEAD w/BOARDWALK& TIE-UP
�� �• POTENTIAL ACCESS (pending FDOT approval)
AMENITY and OPEN SPACE
•Marina promenade walkway �• EXISTING ACCESS
•Plaza with benches, drop off area and landscaping : Utilize existing FDOT roadway
•ADA accessible • Privately maintained VUA within property boundary
•Boardwalk ,5' • Private residential access separate from public access
•Intracoastal walkway and boat tie up :•
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3, NORTH EDGE of ATLANTIC BLVD. BRIDGE
MULTI FAMILY RESIDENTIAL • `�' a 68' to bottom bridge deck per FDOT as-built drawings
•Maximum 10 du/ac
•Multi-story buildings with parking below POTENTIAL ACCESS (Pending FDOT Approval)
•Maximum 88' height
SLIPS • OPEN SPACE
•Inland cut VEHICLE USE AREA • Protectiin of existing trees
•Private use for yacht • Parking • Shoreline improvements
club members and guests • Access/service drive Passive use (Green space ) so 0 25 50 NORTH
•Potential rehab of existing 0 Screened refuse collection o Boardwalk Prosser Hal lock
restaurant for marina support 0 Landscaping Intracoastal walkway and boat tie up JANUARY 5, 2004 G) PLANNERS & ENGINEERS