01-11-89 v CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 11, 1989
AGENGA
Call to Order
Invocation and pledge to the flag
1. Approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of December 12, 1988,
special meeting of December 20, 1988 and workshop meeting of January
3, 1989.
2. Appearances:
A. Mr. Stephen Harris, architect to discuss his plans for an
innovative development on Sherry Drive between Fifth and Sixth
Streets on Atlantic Beach
3. Unfinished business:
A. Discussion on request of William Hickson for the exchange of Lot
316 for Lot 305 in the Saltair Subdivision
B. Further discussions relative to the Selva linkside sign
4. Consent Agenda:
A. Acknowledgement of an action by the Atlantic Beach Police
Department in transferring a 1981 Chevrolet pickup truck seized
in narcotics operations to the Department of Public Works City
of Atlantic Beach for $500
B. Acknowledgement on an action by Atlantic Beach Police Department
in the transfer of title on a 1976 Dodge pickup truck acquired
in a narcotics seizure to the Naval Investigative Services
Mayport
C. Ratification of an emergency action by the City Manager for the
replacement of a blower at the Buccaneer Wastewater Treatment
Plant in the amount of $3,038
D. Approval of preliminary plat for a community quality development
known as Ocean Terrace and refer to Community Development Board
E. Action by the City Council to approve execution of a mutual aid
agreement for fire fighting between the cities of Jacksonville
Beach, Neptune Beach and Atlantic Beach
F. Authority for the City Manager to advertise under the Consultants
Competitive Negotiation Act for engineering services in connec-
tion with water and sewer interconnects between Atlantic
Utilities and Oak Harbor and the Buccaneer Water and Sewer
District
G. Acknowledge communication from the Town of Orange Park relative
to the so called "hidden tax" being paid by the electric
customers of the Jacksonville Electric Authority
H. Introduction and adoption of a resolution calling for repeal of
the Criminal Discovery Deposition Rule by the Florida
Legislature
I. Resolution 89-1 introduction and adoption of a resolution making
budgetary transfers between funds for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1988
J. Resolution 89-2 introduction and adoption of a resolution
creating a budget system for the Section H project for the fiscal
year beginning October 1 , 1988
--End of Consent--
5. Discussion by the City Commission on the desirability of extending
the engineering agreement between the City of Atlantic Beach and Gee
& Jenson Engineers for the design of water, sewer, paving and
drainage on DeWeese, Coquina Place and Shell Streets.
6. Action by the Mayor on the naming of a representative to the Beaches
Hospital Board with a term expiring in December 1989.
7. Action by the Mayor to make appointments to the Community
Development Board for four year terms ending in 1992
8. Discussion by the City Commission on the next steps to be followed
in regards to a proposed new City Hall
Action on Exceptions:
A. Public hearing on an application by Gerald Wheatley for an
exception to conduct a home occupation in his residence in Selva
Norte which will enable him to keep books of accounts for B&W
Design and Build.
(Community Development Board recommends with condition
there be no pedistrian or vehicular traffic, no external
signs and no change in the neighborhood)
Action on Ordinances:
A. Ordinance No. 90-88-138 introduction of an ordinance many of the
ordinance code of this City of Atlantic Beach, Florida in regards
to regulations on home occupation licenses and setting of a
public hearing for January 23.
B. Ordinance No. 65-88-18 introduction of an ordinance closening,
abandoning and vacating that portion of Old Sherry Road
from the north city limits line of Atlantic Beach south sixty
feet; reserving to the City a permanent easement for utilities
and other city services and setting of a public hearing January
23, 1989
C. Ordinance No. 90-88-135 public hearing and final reading of an
ordinance rezoning land owned by Fredrick Adams, John Shea,
George Helow, William Bull, Jane Bull and Harcourt Bull from
open rural to planned unit development for the Fleet Landing
project
D. Ordinance No. 90-88-137 public hearing and final reading of an
ordinance submitting the ordinance code of the City of Atlantic
Beach relative to the method of measuring height of fences and
walls
E. Ordinance No. 60-88-5 public hearing and final reading of an
ordinance amending the ordinance code of the City of Atlantic
Beach, Florida to provide for off premise real estate signs
during an open house and to more precisely define the type of
directional signs exempted from operation of the chapter
Miscellaneous Business:
City Manager Reports:
Reports and/Requests from City Commissioners and City Attorney
Adjournment
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ATLANTIC BEACH CITY COM-
MISSION HELD AT CITY HALL ON JANUARY 11, 1989 AT 7:15 PM V V
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rRESENT: William I. Gulliford, Jr. , Mayor/Commissioner T T
Robert B. Cook, Sr. E E
Glenn A. Edwards D D
Adelaide R. Tucker
Alan C. Jensen, Commissioners
M S
AND: Richard C. Fellows, City Manager 0 E
Claude L. Mullis, City Attorney T C
Maureen King, City Clerk I 0 Y
NAME OF ONEN
COMMRS. N D S 0
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Gulliford. The invoca-
tion, offered by Commissioner Cook, was followed by the pledge to
the flag.
1. Approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of December 12,
1988, special meeting of December 20, 1988 and workshop meeting of
January 3, 198.9.
Cook x
Notion: Approve minutes of the regular meeting of December 12, Edwards x x
1988 as submitted Jensen x x
Tucker x
No discussion before the vote. Motion carried unanimously. Gulliford x
Notion: Approve minutes of the special meeting of December 20,
1988 as submitted
Cook x x
In discussion before the vote it was requested the minutes of this Edwards x x
meeting reflect that the vote on Resolutions No. 88-28 and 88-29 Jensen x
approved at the meeting of December 20, 1988, was as follows! Tucker x
Gulliford x
Mayor Gulliford voted Aye, and Commissioners, Cook, Edwards,
Jensen and Tucker also voted Aye.
The minutes were unanimously approved.
Cook x
Nbtion: Approve minutes of the workshop meeting of January 3, Edwards x x
1989 as submitted Jensen x
Tucker x x
No discussion before the vote. Motion carried unanimously. Gulliford x
Recognition of Visitors
None
2. Appearances
A. Mr. Steven Harris, architect, to discuss his plans for an
innovative development on Sherry Drive between Fifth and Sixth
Streets in Atlantic Beach
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Mr. Harris presented an architect's model of a proposed development
for six single--family homes with garages. He explained he had
requested a variance under the terms of the PUD Ordinance, and asked
if, alternatively, the project could be considered under the terms
of the Growth Management Act as a Developer Agreement. He also
presented two models of alternate plans, one of which could be
developed under the present zoning. Sketches showing the project
from different sides were also presented.
Mr. Harris asked the City Attorney what the procedure would be to
apply for consideration under the terms of the Growth Management
Act.
The City Attorney responded the procedure does not appear to have
been established by Ordinance. Other developers have, however,
presented similar proposals setting forth parameters, covenants and
restrictions, etc. which would run with the land, and if Mr. Harris
felt his project fell within that category, it would be his opinion
this could be referred to the Community Development Board for public
hearing, but that it was Mr. Harris' responsibility to present his
proposal to the City for consideration.
Commissioners Edwards and Jensen indicated they had received several
onments from citizens opposing the project. Mr. Harris, however,
reported he is in the process of getting signatures from residents
in the area who do not opposed the project.
Mayor Gulliford stated he felt it was City policy to give everyone
who would be affected by such a project, an opportunity to express
their opinions, pro and con. He therefore, suggested Mr. Harris
follow the course suggested by the City Attorney.
Mr. John Weldon, 380 Fifth Street expressed opposition to the
project. Mr. Robert Willis, 317 Sixth Street, asked the purpose of
the presentation and was informed by the Mayor it was simply
informational at this stage.
Since there was a large number of people in the audience whose chief
interest was the public hearing on Ordinance No. 90-88-137, the
Mayor announced this agenda item would be taken out of sequence and
handled next.
Action on Ordinances
C. Ordinance No. 90-88-135 - Public hearing
AN ORDINANCE REZONING LAND OWNED BY A. FREDRICK ADAMS, FRED A.
ADAMS, JOHN SHEA, GEORGE HEL W, WILLIAM BULL, JANE BULL AND HARCOURT
BULL FROM OPEN RURAL TO PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT FOR THE FLEET
FINDING PROJECT, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE
Payor Gulliford presented in full, in writing; Ordinance No.
90-88-135 on second and final reading. Said Ordinance was posted in
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accordance with Charter requirements. The Mayor opened the floor
for a public hearing and invited comments from the audience.
Mr. Ed. Vandergriff of the Haskell Company made a brief presentation
outlining changes made to the project since the first reading of the
Ordinance on August 8, 1988. He explained part of the property had
been zoned for four dwelling units per acre, with the balance of the
property being zoned for ten dwelling units per acre. The
Department of Community affairs had approved averaging the dwelling
units for the entire property to 6.2 units per acre, equalling a
possible 439 dwelling units. The plan had now been modified to 4.7
dwelling units per acre, equalling 324 dwelling units.
Mr. Vandergriff briefly outlined the function of a "Life Care
Community". He explained the facility is for retired Naval and
military officers and that 163 units have been reserved to date. He
presented sketches of the facility and pointed out some of the
features stressing that it would be a high quality facility, both in
terms of the residents as well as architectural design and
construction of the facility.
The subject of traffic and the control of entrance ways was
discussed in some detail. It was pointed out the entrance on
Bayport Road would be the main entrance to be used for all
ueliveries, employees, etc. , with the entrance on Seminole Road only
being used by residents. Both entrances would have security guards
or card operated systems. The streets inside the Fleet Landing
project would be owned and maintained by the Fleet Landing
Corporation.
Mr. Jim Wheatley, 331 Nineteenth Street, asked for clarification
relative to the security systems, use of entrances, etc. He also
inquired if assessments would be made against the homeowners on
Twentieth Street or Selva Marina Drive if repairs to those streets
became necessary and was advised such repairs would not be funded
from assessments. While construction is in progress, all access
would be through the Mayport Road entrance. In response to other
questions relative to the amount of traffic generated by the Fleet
Landing facility, Mr. Vandergriff explained the projected figures
relative to traffic would be much less than if the area was
developed under the present zoning.
Capt. John Misery, 2087 Villa Norte, stated he had no Navy,
financial, or personal interest in the project but was very much in
favor of the project as he felt there was a need for such a
facility. The type facility presently planned would, in his
opinion, be preferable to any other type project which might be
planned.
Ls no one else wished to speak for or against the Ordinance, the
Mayor declared the public hearing closed.
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Motion: Pass Ordinance No. 90-88-135 on final reading.
At this time the Mayor read a list of additional commitments agreed
to by the Developer and a summary of changes to the Comprehensive
Plan Amendment since its submittal to the Department of Community
Affairs. Said summary of changes and additional commitment list is
attached hereto and made a part hereof.
The Mayor said it was his personal opinion this was the best project
the residents of the north section of Atlantic Beach could possibly
hope for. Under the current zoning and present Ordinances, future Cook x x
developers could develop the area and include streets which would Edwards x x
would open up a thoroughfare between Mayport Road and Seminole Road. Jensen x
This need no longer be a concern of the residents. Tucker x
Gulliford x
The questions was called and the motion carried unanimously
At this time the Mayor called a three minute recess.
Resolution No. 89-4
The Mayor presented in full, in writing Resolution No. 89-4 and
asked the City Attorney to explain the function of the Resolution.
-he City Attorney explained the City Commission had adopted
esolution No. 88-27, authorizing the execution and delivery of a
letter of intent with the Naval Continuing Care Retirement
Foundation, with respect to financing the facility known as Fleet
Landing in an amount not to exceed $65 million for the purpose of
financing said project. Resolution No. 89-4 provides for the
issuance by the City of $62,800,000 principal amount of its variable
rate demand revenue bonds (Fleet Landing Project) , Series 1989.
Commissioner Jensen stated he was not prepared to vote on the
Resolution since it had been delivered to the Commission only that
evening. Similar feelings were expressed by the other
Commissioners. A special meeting was, therefore, scheduled for
Tuesday, January 17, 1989, at City Hall at 6:00 PM for the purpose
of acting on Resolution No. 89-4.
3, Unfinished Business
A. Discussion on request of William Hixon for the exchange of
Lot 316 and Lot 305 in the Saltair Subdivision
The City Manager explained an appraisal of said properties had been
received. There was a small difference in valuation of the
properties which it was felt was due to location, but that
otherwise, the lots were identical.
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Cook x x
Motion: Approve the concept of a straight exchange of Lot Edwards x
316 owned by Mr. Hixon, and Lot 305 owned by the Jensen x x
City, with the City Attorney to prepare the necessary Tucker x
Ordinance to authorize the exchange of properties Gulliford x
No discussion before the vote. The motion was unanimously approved.
B. Further discussion relative to the Selva Linkside sign
Discussion on this item was withheld until Action on Ordinances,
Item E.
4. Consent Agenda
A. Acknowledgement of an action by the Atlantic Beach Police
Department in transferring a 1981 Chevrolet pickup truck seized in
narcotics operations to the Department of Public Works, City of
Atlantic Beach, for $500.00.
B. Acknowledgement on an action by Atlantic Beach Police
Department in the transfer of title on a 1976 Dodge pickup truck
acquired in a narcotics seizure to the Naval Investigative Services,
layport
C. Ratification of an emergency action by the City Manager for the
replacement of a blower at the Buccaneer Wastewater Treatment Plant
in the amount of #3,038.00
D. Approval of preliminary plat for a Contract Quality Development
known as Ocean Terrace and refer to Community Development Board
E. Action by the City Commission to approve execution of a mutual
aid agreement for fire fighting between the Cities of Jacksonville
Beach, Neptune Beach, and Atlantic Beach
F. Authority for the City Manager to advertise under the
Consultants Competitive Negotiation Act for engineering services in
connection with water and sewer interconnections between Atlantic
Utilities in Oak Harbor and the Buccaneer Water and Sewer District
G. Acknowledge communication from the Town of Orange Park relative
to the so called "hidden tax" being paid by the electric customers
of the Jacksonville Electric Authority
H. Introduction and adoption of a Resolution calling for repeal of
the Criminal Discovery Deposition Rule by the Florida Legislature
T. Resolution 89-1 - Introduction and adoption of a Resolution
making budgetary transfers between funds for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1988
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J. Resolution 89-2 - Introduction and adoption of a Resolution
creating a budget system for the Section H project for the
fiscal year beginning October- 1, 1988.
At the request of Commissioner Jensen Items D and H were withdrawn
from the Consent Agenda Cook x x
Edwards x x
Jensen x
Motion: Approve Consent Agenda, with the exception of items D Tucker x
and H Gulliford x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously.
Consent Agenda - Item D.
Commissioner Jensen inquired whether approving the Ocean Terrace
plat would constitute granting approval under Contract Quality
Development, for which an Ordinance had not yet been adopted, and
was advised it would not as only the plat was being approved at this
time. The City Attorney was requested to make sure the
Commissioners received a copy of the proposed CQD Ordinance for Cook x x
their study. Edwards x
Jensen x
Motion: Approval of preliminary plat for the development known Tucker x x
as Ocean Terrace Gulliford x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously.
Consent Agenda - Item H
Commissioner Jensen stated he felt the City should not make a
recommendation relative to a rule of criminal procedure. It was his
feeling the time-loss of the police officers would be much greater
if there were not depositions, as police officers would likely be
subpoenaed more often and would spend more time in court rooms. It
was also his feeling the Commission was not fully aware of what
situations could be helped and what problems could be created by the
passage of this Resolution.
Cook x
Edwards x x
Motion: Do not pass Resolution No. 89-3 Jensen x x
Tucker x
In discussion before the vote it was explained the Resolution was Gulliford x
supported by the Police Chiefs' Association, Sheriffs' Association
and Florida League of Cities. The motion carried unanimously.
5. Discussion by the City Commission on the desirability of
extending the engineering agreement between the City of Atlantic
each and Gee and Jenson Engineers for the design of water, sewer,
paving and drainage on DeWeese, Coquina Place and Shell Streets
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The City Manager explained the engineering agreement with Gee and
Jenson had previously been extended to cover the area on Seminole
Road between Seventeenth and Eighteenth Street. It would seem
prudent to include this small area at this time at a cost of
approximately $20,000.
Motion: Authorize extending the engineering agreement between Cook x x
the City and Gee and Jenson to include water, sewer, Edwards x
drainage and paving on DeWeese, Coquina Place and Jensen x
Shell Street Tricker x x
Gulliford x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously
6. Action by the Mayor on the naming of a representative to the
Beaches hospital Board with a term expiring Decerter 1989.
The Mayor appointed Mrs. Dorothy Kerber to the Hospital Board with a
term to expire December 1989. The Commission voiced approval of the
appointment.
7. Action by the Mayor to make appointments to the Community
Development Board for four-year terms ending in 1992
-he Mayor announced the terms of Mr. Sam Howie and Mr. John Bass as
embers of the Community Development Board had expired. Both
gentlemen had expressed a willingness to continue serving on the
Community Development Board. With the concurrence of the
Commission, the Mayor re-appointed Mr. Howie and Mr. Bass to the
Community Development Board with terms to expire December 1992.
At this time Mayor Gulliford announced the following names of
appointees to the Beautification Committee, subject to their
acceptance of the position, and said that an organizational meeting
had been scheduled for February 22, 1989:
Ms. Jodi Ford, Ms. Julia Hite, Mr. Phillip Corp, Mr. Gary
Weatherhold, Mr. Desmond Waters, Ms. Carolyn Woods, Mr. H.
A. (Nick) Nichol, Jr. , Ms. Rose McCall, Ms. Gwen Mathews,
Mr. Jeffrey Hite, Ms. Joanna Fletcher, Ms. Barbara Bonner,
Ms. Elizabeth Eilers, Mr. Christopher Blanchard, Ms. Chester
G. Anderson and Ms. LuAnn Wilson
8. Discussion by the City Camnission on the next steps to be
followed in regards to a proposed new City Hall
It was the general consensus of the Commissioners the City needs to
move ahead with the project as a new City Hall is definitely needed.
Mr. Peter Rumple, of Clements, Rumple, Goodwin, D'Avi, indicated his
firm had reviewed the comments and said he felt the comments were
i0o-70o favorable. Some specific comments were made relative to
changes to be made and he said his firm can address the issues
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raised. Discussion relative to two-story vs. one-story took place
with the consensus being one-story was more functional and all areas
would be more accessible for the handicapped etc.
Mr. Rumple stated the next stage of the process would be preliminary
design. In that phase the issues raised could be examined in more
detail, including the appearance of the building and the floor plan.
Cook x
Notion: Authorize Clements, Rumple, Goodwin, D'Avi, to proceed Edwards x
with the preliminary design of a new City Hall Jensen x x
Tucker x x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously. Gulliford x
Action on Exceptions:
A. Public hearing on application by Gerald Wheatley for an
exception to conduct a home occupation in his residence in Selva
Norte to keep books of account for B&W Design and Build
The Mayor opened the floor for a public hearing and invited comments
from the audience. Mr. Wheatley stated he would be keeping books on
a home computer. No traffic would be generated and no signs would
be posted. Since no one else wished to speak for or against the
request, the Mayor declared the public hearing closed.
Notion: Approve application for Exception, with the Cook x x
understanding there be no pedestrian or vehicular Edwards x
traffic, no external signs and no change in the Jensen x x
neighborhood Tucker x
Gulliford x
Commissioner Tucker asked if Mr. Wheatley had read the Covenants and
Restrictions for Selva Norte. Mr. Wheatley said he had and there
was nothing prohibiting home occupations. The motion carried on a
four to one vote with Commissioner Edwards voting nay.
Action on Ordinances
A. ORDINANCE NO. 90-88-138 - First Reading
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ORDINANCE CODE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC
BEACH, FLORIDA; AMENDING CHAPTER 24, ARTICLE III, DIVISION 7,
SECTION 24-159, HOME OCCUPATION REGULATIONS; AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE
Mayor Gulliford presented Ordinance NO. 90-88-138 in full, in
writing on first reading.
Notion: Passage of Ordinance No. 90-88-137 on first reading Cook x x
and set for public hearing January 23, 1989 Edwards x
Jensen x x
In discussion before the vote Commissioner Tucker indicated she had Tucker x
prepared notes on the subject which had been presented to each Gulliford x
:ommissioner and which will be the subject of discussion at the
iiext meeting.
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B. ORDINANCE NO. 65-88-18 - First reading
AN ORDINANCE CLOSING, ABANDONING AND VACATING THAT PORTION OF OLD
SHERRY ROAD FROM THE NORTH CITY LIMITS LINE OF A`I' ANTIC BEACH SOUTH
60 Fa'; RESERVING TO THE CITY A PERMANENT EASEMENT FOR UTILITIES
AND OTHER CITY SERVICES; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE
Mayor Gulliford presented Ordinance No. 65-88-18 in full, in writing
on first reading
Cook x x
Notion. Passage of Ordinance No. 65-88-18 on first reading and Edwards x
set for public hearing January 23, 1989 Jensen x
Tucker x x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously. Gulliford x
D. ORDINANCE NO. 90-88-137 - Public Hearing
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ORDINANCE CODE OF THE CITY OF ATfANTIC
BEACH, FLORIDA; AMENDING CHAPTER 24, ARPICLE III, DIVISION 7,
SECTION 24-157(A) ESTABLISHING A METHOD FOR MEASURING HEIGHT OF
FENCES AND WALLS, AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE
The Mayor presented in full, in writing, Ordinance No. 90-88-137 on
second and final reading. Said Ordinance was posted in accordance
with Charter requirements. The Mayor opened the floor for a public
' earing and invited comments from the audience.
Mr. Dezmond Waters, 1835 Seminole Road requested the City consider
from which side fences should be measured. In some instances
property had been raised considerably by filling in, and a fence
which appears six feet from the resident's side may be eight feet
when measured from the neighbor's side.
Since no one else wished to speak for or against the Ordinance, the
Mayor declared the public hearing closed.
The Ordinance failed for lack of a motion. The Mayor stated he felt
the Ordinance was somewhat flawed and requested further study be
given and the Ordinance presented again at a future date.
E. ORDINANCE NO. 60-88-5 - Public hearing
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ORDINANCE CODE OF THE CITY OF MANTIC
BEACH, FLORIDA; AMENDING CHAPTER 17, ARTICLE I, SECTION 17-1(6) TO
PROVIDE FOR OFF PREMISE REAL ESTATE TE SIGNS DURING AN OPEN ROUSE;
AMENDING SUBPARAGRAPH 11 TO MORE PRECISELY DEFINE THE TYPES OF
DIRECTIONAL SIGNS EXEMPTED FROM OPERATION OF THE CHAPTER; PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE
Mayor Gulliford presented in full, in writing, Ordinance No. 60-88-5
on second and final reading. Said Ordinance was posted in
accordance with Charter requirements. The Mayor opened the floor
-or a public hearing and invited comments from the audience.
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MINUTES NAME OF
JANUARY 11, 1989 COMMRS. M S Y N
Ms. Rita Fairbairn, 761 Cavalla Road, addressed the Commission and
stated she had had on-going problems for a period of some six months
in connection with the unkempt condition of Cavalla Road. She
presented pictures of the street to the Commission. The City
Manager was requested to check into the problem and report to the
City Commission at the next meeting.
There being no further business to come before the Commission, the
mooting was adjourned at 9:55 PM.
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William I. Gulliford 71111,Mayor/Presiding Offi. -
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Mauree King, City Clem
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PUD ZONING -
COMPARISON OF REVISED PLAN TO ORIGINAL PLAN
Fleet Landing
Atlantic Beach , Florida
January 9 , 1989
Following is the Summary of the Changes to the Comprehensive
Plan Amendment since its Submittal to the Department of
Community Affairs.
The following changes to the magnitude of the project have been
made :
Current Old
Plan Plan
Number of Residential Units 324 439
Number of Nursing Beds 42* 60
Number of Assisted Living Beds 26 60
* At some future date it may be necessary to expand the
facility by an additional twenty nursing beds.
These changes in the intensity of the development (approximately
25% ) will significantly overall decrease the overall impact of
the project . Specifically, traffic impacts, solid waste genera-
tion , wastewater generation , and potable water demand will be
reduced as shown in the following table .
Current Old
Plan Plan
Residential Population 518 720
Traffic Generation 1 ,234 1 ,734
(average daily trips)
Water Consumption (gallons per day) 120 ,000 181 ,000
Sewage Generation (gallons per day) 90 ,000 135 ,750
Solid Waste Generation 3 , 124 4 , 350
THE HASKELL COMPANY
PUD ZONING -
COMPARISON OF REVISED PLAN TO ORIGINAL PLAN
Fleet Landing
January 9, 1989
Page 2
Additional Commitments:
The Developer agrees to the following additional commitments in
response to concerns raised by citizens of Atlantic Beach and
agencies which have reviewed the project :
Surface water will be used for irrigation , thereby reducing the
potable water supply demands .
Minimizing the grading to reduce the amount of fill placed in
the flood prone areas.
The replacement of curb and gutter with vegetated swales along
the majority of the paved areas in order to provide additional
treatment for stormwater.
The Developer commits to work with the City of Atlantic Beach
on solid waste recycling or volume reduction program.
The Developer will be making a significant contribution to the
City of Atlantic Beach to facilitate the construction of the
required water and sewer infrastructure .
The Developer agrees that the Mayport Road entrance shall be
the primary entrance for the development . All employee ,
delivery, and service vehicle ingress and egress shall be
required to use the Mayport entrance . The Selva Marina
entrance will only be used by residents of local travel.
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THE HASKELL COMPANY