HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes P&Z 060998CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
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June 9, 1998
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The Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City
of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, was called to order by Chair Diane
Carlin 7:30 P.M. in the Assembly Room at the Municipal Complex, 10500
North Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, and opened with the
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
ITEKS BY GROWTH MANAGMUM DIRECTOR
Growth Management Director Roxanne
Angela Csinsi. Director Manning
Lindahl would address the issue of
Manning introduced new Planner I,
explained that City Engineer Len
100' stacking distance.
Mr. Lindahl explained the City of Palm Beach Gardens used a 100, clear
zone stacking standard at all major parking facilities obtained by
measuring from the edge of pavement in entering a parking lot to allow
safe, swift execution of the traffic movement either entering or
exiting the parking lot without encountering a conflict immediately
upon entering or exiting. Mr. Lindahl presented a drawing to
illustrate traffic movement in such a case, presented documentation
to support the City's standard, and discussed examples of problems
where the stacking distance guideline had not been met. Mr. Glidden
recommended the guideline be incorporated into an ordinance and that
differentiation be made based on variables of the area served by a
parking lot, number of entrances, and whether traffic was entering
from a major, secondary, or tertiary arterial. Mr. Glidden questioned
whether other variables could be created. Mr. Lindahl recommended use
and intensity parameters, and discussed other issues such as
landscaping, lighting, etc. Mr. Glidden expressed his opinion that
the length should be variable in different circumstances. Chair
Carlino requested this item be placed on a future agenda.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Minutes of May 26, 1998 - Mr. Pisani made a motion to approve the
minutes as submitted. Mr. Solomon seconded the motion, which carried
by unanimous 6 -0 vote, with Mr. Nedvins abstaining.
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ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
The roll was called by Jackie Holloman, Secretary for the meeting.
Present Absent
Chair Diane Carlino
Joel Channing, Vice Chair
John Glidden, Chair Pro Tem
Alternate Richard Masters
John Nedvins
Ralph Pisani
Dennis Solomon
Also present at the meeting were Growth Management Director Roxanne
Manning, Assistant City Manager Greg Dunham, City Attorney Carole
Post, City Engineer Len Lindahl, Principal Planner Marty Minor,
Planner Ed Tombari, and Planners Ed Tombari and Angela Csinsi.
Waiver WV-98-01 - Rudolph Stehr. 382 Riverside Drive - Commercial
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Principal Planner Kim Glas responded to questions raised at the last
meeting, and clarified that the City had sent notice to all neighbors
within 200' of the Stehr property that there would be a public hearing
regarding parking of their vehicle; and that this vehicle had not
always been in violation but only as a result of recent changes in the
Ordinance defining a commercial vehicle. Ms. Glas explained that
staff did not have the authority to address options other than those
outlined in the ordinance. Ms. Glas explained that the Public Hearing
had been continued from the last meeting. Ms. Glas reviewed the case,
explained that staff had measured the property and verified there was
not sufficient room in the side yard to park the van, and the carport
was not high enough or long enough. Ms. Glas presented photographs
of the property and surrounding neighborhood. Ms. Glas explained this
code violation had been initiated by a field observation by a Code
Enforcement Officer, and stated no phone calls had been received from
the public. Ms. Glas,'-stated staff recommended denial because the
code requirements were not met; and explained the City Attorney had
clarified it was possible for the Board to approve a waiver with
conditions.
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Mrs. Stehr presented a copy of a petition signed by neighbors that the
van did not bother them, and clarified there was no lettering on the
van and that it was considered a commercial vehicle only due to the
ladder rack and ladders. Discussion ensued. It was clarified that
if the waiver was granted it would apply only to this vehicle.
Mr. Pisani made a motion to grant the waiver for Petition WV -98-01 as
requested. Mr. Masters seconded the motion. Motion carried by
unanimous 6 -1 vote with Chair Carlino opposed.
Waiver WV -98 -02 - Randall Groce, 3903 Flag nri ve - Commercial vehicle
Principal Planner Kim Glas reviewed the violation and reported staff
had visited the property and measured and there was insufficient in
the side yards for the vehicle; and that Mr. Groce's home -based
business was conducted out of the rear of the garage which did not
allow sufficient room for the vehicle within the garage. Ms. Glas
reported Mr. Groce did have a City occupational license for a home -
based business. Ms. Glas reported the original code violation was
received via an anonymous complaint. Since mailing the notice of
• public hearing to residents within 2001, two anonymous letters had
been received that would affect granting the waiver. At the last
meeting it had been suggested the vehicle be parked parallel to the
house with a hedge installed as a screen. Ms. Glas agreed that might
be a possibility but reported staff did not have the authority to
offer this as an option. Ms. Glas clarified that if the tool boxes
did not exceed the height of the truck sides then this pickup truck
would not be defined as a commercial vehicle.
Mrs. Groce reported Ms. Glas had visited the property and discussed
the possibility of screening, and clarified the height of the tool
boxes could not be lowered. Attorney Post explained the Board had the
power to grant waivers with conditions.
Chair Carlino declared the Public Hearing open. Hearing no comments
from the public, Chair Carlino declared the Public Hearing closed.
Mr. Solomon made a motion to deny the waiver request. Chair Carlino
passed the gavel to vice Chair Channing and seconded the motion.
During discussion of the motion, Mr. Nedvins commented that it
appeared that granting an occupational license had been an error since
it created this kind of issue; and expressed his opinion that there
must be dozens of residents in the same situation and that the
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ordinance was poorly conceived and should be tabled until after much
more research had been done to determine the impact of the ordinance
on the residents. Mr. Nedvins commented that being in violation
because a tool box stuck up and could be seen from a window was
ridiculous and he could not believe the Board was taking up time
discussing this, and that in the long run, the Board, staff, and the
City Council would spend numerous hours on these kinds of issues,
which he deplored. Mr. Nedvins commented he would not vote against
a resident unless they were parking something like a cement truck, 24-
foot panel truck, moving truck, etc., overnight, and requested that
the ordinance be revisited and revised. Mr. Glidden expressed
sympathy with Mr. Nedvins' comments, but stated in this instance code
could be met by installing a token hedge. Mr. Channing expressed
sympathy with Mr. an Mrs. Groce's problem since they were allowed to
have a home business. After further discussion, motion failed by vote
of 3 -4 with Mr. Masters, Mr. Nedvins, Chair Carlino, and Mr. Solomon
opposed.
Mr. Nedvins made a motion to grant the waiver in petition WV -98 -02 as
requested. Mr. Masters seconded the motion. Motion carried by 5 -2
vote with Mr. Solomon and Chair Carlino opposed.
SITS PLAN AND APPEARANCE REVIEW COMMITTEE
The roll was called by Jackie Holloman, Secretary for the meeting.
Present Absent
Chair Diane Carlino
Joel Channing, Vice Chair
John Glidden, Chair Pro Tem
Alternate Richard Masters
John Nedvins
Ralph Pisani
Dennis Solomon
John Glidden stepped down due to conflict of interest.
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A request by Anthony S. Oliver, agent for Trinity United Methodist
Church, for the approval of an amendment to the approved site plan and
conditional use for Trinity United Methodist Church located at 9625
N. Military Trail. The petitioner 3s requesting to modify the shape
of the driveway adjacent to the chapel and eliminate a single story
building. The request is also for a modification to the phasing plan.
In addition, the applicant is requesting a seven -year time extension
for the completion of the project by amending condition 10 of
Ordinance 2, 1992. with this petition, the applicant is also
requesting the site plan approval for a Mil ti - purpose Building, Choir
Room, Memorial Garden, and Main Sign.
Principal Planner Marty Minor reviewed the staff report dated June 1,
1998. Growth Management Director Roxanne Manning clarified traffic
concurrency as it applied to this project.
Ed Oliver, agent for the petitioner, reported the petitioner had
accepted all staff conditions. Fred Schwartz, Traffic Engineer with
Kimley Horn, explained that the church would not consume traffic
capacity on Military Trail. Mr. Oliver explained that granting the
• time extension would not prevent other projects from going forward.
After further comments by the petitioner, Mr. Pisani commented he had
observed traffic at the church on Sunday and had seen no problems; had
discussed the project with Mr. Tiffany of BallenIsles who stated they
were in favor of approval of the church's request; and had spoken to
nearby residents who had no objections.
Chair Carlin declared the Public Hearing open. Hearing no comments
from the public, Chair Carlino declared the Public Hearing closed.
Mr. Pisani made a motion to approve Petition SP -97 -10 and CU- 98 -01.
Mr. Masters seconded the motion. Discussion ensued regarding the time
extension. Attorney Post advised that a less than seven year
extension was an option; and that the Committee could only vote on the
site place. Mr. Pisani amended his motion for approval of only
petition of SP- 97 -10. The motion carried 6-0.
Chair Carlin announced the Site Plan and Appearance Review was closed
and opened the Planning and Zoning Commission portion of the meeting.
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The roll was called by Jackie Holloman, Secretary for the meeting.
Present
Chair Diane Carlino
Joel Channing, vice Chair
Alternate Richard Masters
John Nedvins
Ralph Pisani
Dennis Solomon
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A request by Anthony X. Oliver, agent for Trinity United Methodist
Church, for the approval of an amendment to the approved site plan and
conditional use for Trinity United Methodist Church located at 9625
X. Military Trail. The petitioner is requesting to .modify the shape
of the driveway adjacent to the chapel and eliminate a single stozy
building. The request is also for a modification to the phasing plan.
In addition, the applicant is requesting a seven -year time extension
for the completion of the project by amending condition 10 of
Ordinance 2, 1992. With this petition, the applicant is also
requesting the site plan approval for a iful ti - purpose Building, Choir
Room, Memorial Garden, and Main Sign.
Chair Carlino declared the Public Hearing open. Hearing no comments
from the public, Chair Carlino declared the Public Hearing closed.
Mr. Masters made a motion to approve petition CU -98 -01 with the
following conditions:
1. Prior to the issuance of Building Permit, the applicant shall
submit, for City Engineer review and approval, a Drainage plan
for Phase 5 parking lot improvements.
2. Prior to the issuance of Building Permit, the Handicap Parking
Detail shall be revised to show an overall length of 18' -60, the
wheel stop dimension shall be revised from 21 -00 to 21 -6" and
the sidewalk width shall be revised from 41 to 51.
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3. Prior to the issuance of Building Permit, a stop sign and stop
bar shall be added to the phase 5 one -way drive aisle
intersecting the north -south internal drive aisle.
Mr. Pisani seconded the motion. The motion carried 4 -2 with Chair
Carlino and Mr. Solomon opposed to the conditional use for time
extension.
Mr. Glidden rejoined the meeting.
SITE PLAN AND APPEARANCE REVIEW COMKITTEE
The roll was called by Jackie Holloman, Secretary for the meeting.
Present Absent
Chair Diane Carlino
Joel Channing, Vice Chair
John Glidden, Chair Pro Tem.
Alternate Richard Masters
• John Nedvins
Ralph Pisani
Dennis Solomon
Recommendation to City Council: Petition SP -98 -03 - Northcorp Lot 1.
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George P. white, Agent for Patrick K. Guarini, is requesting site plan
approval for a 117 unit Hampton Inn Hotel on Lot 1 of the Plat of RCA
Boulevard Center. The four -story hotel will be approximately 73,480
square feet in size. The site area is approximately 2. 75 acres is
area. RCA Center Lot 1 is located at the northeast corner of State
Access Road (RCA Blvd.) /Northcorp Parkway and RCA Blvd. (1-42S-43S,
6- 42S -438)
Planner Ed Tombari reviewed the staff report dated June 9, 1998.
John Vaughn, representative for the petitioner,.described changes made
since the last meeting to meet comments made by the Board. Mr. Glidden
advised equipment must be screened line of sight from *all four sides.
It was explained deliveries would be made in small trucks once or
twice a week. Mr. Vaughn explained the Alexandria Palms were drawn
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at 18' tall on the rendering; however, they would be installed at 25'
height. Michael Phillips, Landscape Architect, explained a 2 -1/2,
tall berm had been added to screen the parking lot and described the
enhanced landscaping. Mr. Vaughn explained the loading zones had been
relocated to provide 1001 stacking distance and more green space
against the building. Colors were discussed. Mr. Channing and Mr.
Masters favored further accentuation of vertical elements. Mr.
Nedvins stated light poles and trees should be further apart, to which
the petitioner responded that photometrics had been addressed with the
City Forester and the Police Department. Mr. Glidden requested palms
be increased 10%--15!W in size and that a third palm be added to
locations containing two palms. Mr. Glidden requested roof mounted
equipment needed to be screened with walls at least as tall as the
tallest piece of equipment and be the same material and color as the
building and that roof equipment be defined for the City Council. Mr.
Glidden inquired as to the maximum footcandle level in a parking lot,
to which City Engineer Lindahl responded there was a minimum but no
maximum. Mr. Glidden expressed his opinion the parking lot lighting
was too bright. Discussion ensued. Mr. Glidden requested the City's
consultant be asked for an opinion regarding maximum lighting.
• Mr. Pisani made a motion to approve petition SP -98 -03 with the
following conditions:
1. The petitioner shall install sidewalks and lighting, consistent
with the Northcorp streetscaping program, within the RCA
Boulevard and State Road Department Access Road right -of -way.
2. If at any time in the future, a public road is constructed
between Lot 1 and Lot 2 of RCA Boulevard Center, the section of
this roadway within the Northcorp PCD shall include utilizing
the Northcorp streetscaping program as approved by Resolution
65, 1992. The maintenance of this section shall be in
accordance with the current streetscaping maintenance program
within the Northcorp PCD.
3. The applicant shall revise the site plan to show wheel stops for
protection of proposed landscaping within the 21 -60 grass strip
vehicular area prior to City Council approval.
4. The 8.50 x 110 FDOT standard guardrail detail submitted by the
petitioner shall be added to the construction detail sheet prior
to Construction Plan approval.
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5. The applicant shall indicate a handicap ramp approaching the 5-
foot access aisle west of the porte-cochere prior to City
Council approval.
6. As a condition of construction plan approval, the applicant will
need to provide a letter of authorization from the Seacoast
Utilities Authority allowing landscaping and pavement within the
existing 12 foot and 22 foot utility easements.
7. As a condition of construction plan approval, the surface water
management plan shall be designed in accordance with Northcorp
Drainage Deficit Solution and Northcorp Undeveloped Lot
Development Standards.
8. Prior to construction plan approval, the applicant shall provide
storm water quantity and quality calculations. The applicant
will also need to show that storm water runoff from the
buildings roof is pre- treated prior to being discharged off -
site.
9. All roof mounted equipment shall be- screened by enclosing all
• four sides with walls matching the material and color of the
building at least as tall as the highest piece of equipment.
10. Landscaping around the perimeter of the building shall be
increased by adding two additional Alexandria palms to all
locations containing two palms and height of palms shall be 161-
18'
11. A Roof Plan showing heights of all roof- mounted equipment shall
be provided when this petition is presented to the City Council.
12. Berm shall be a minimum height of 18" and hedge maintained at
30" minimum above the berm.
Mr. Solomon seconded the motion. Motion carried 7 -0.
Recommendation to City Council: Petition SP- 98 -04- ABC Liquor Store
A request by 7ohn C. Kelly, agent, for site plan approval of a liquor
store and a general retail store for a total of 26,092 square feet.
The 3.17 -acre site is located at the former Scotty's site at the
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northeast corner of Northlake Boulevard and Keating Drive. (13 -42S-
428)
Principal Planner Marty Minor reviewed the staff report dated June 4,
1998.
The Board discussed additional conditions of approval.
Mr. Pisani made a motion to approve petition SP -98 -05 with the
following conditions:
1. The wall sign shall be of uniform (one) color.
2. The former Scotty's sign base shall be removed.
Mr. Masters seconded the motion. Mr. Glidden proposed an amendment
to the motion to add the following conditions:
3. The stucco face on the south wall shall be extended to the
entire west wall, with some architectural treatment added such
• as scoring or banding similar to the drawing presented.
4. An additional layer of trees approximately equal to the amount
of existing tree mass shall be placed in staggered fashion up
against the building, with size and type to be determined by the
City Forester.
Mr. Pisani accepted the amendment to the motion. Mr. Masters seconded
the motion. The motion carried by vote of 7 -0.
Workshep: Petition P® -97 -13 Golf Digest PCD
A request by Hank Skokowski, agent for WCS Communities and Golf
Digest, is requesting a site plan approval for a 26.15 acre Gol f
Campus, 1 4.1 acre golf maintenance facility, and two (2) roadways
connecting PGA Boulevard with the golf campus. The site is generally
located 314 mile north of PGA Boulevard and # mile west of the Plorida
Turnpike. (3- 32S -42S)
Planner Ed Tombari reviewed the staff report dated June 9, 1998.
In response to questions by the Board, it was explained that after
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completion of Phase I the developer, with possible help from Palm
Beach County, would be responsibile for funding widening PGA to six
lanes to Ryder Cup Boulevard.
Henry Skokowski, agent, reviewed the project and requested a second
workshop before the public hearing to discuss PGA Boulevard. Mr.
Skokowski reviewed the proposed extensive parkway and open space. Mr.
Skokowski reviewed areas where pathways were proposed and requested
waivers that pathways be provided along the north side only of the
roadway in the area of the Seacoast Utilities property, along the
north side only at the entrance road to golf club, and along the east
side only along the water in the western community. Mr. Skokowski
explained there would be no outdoor seating or rooftop equipment at
the clubhouse facility. Landscape Architect Jay Bridge described
enhanced landscaping at the entrance area and described the entry
sign. The clubhouse facility architecture and layout were described.
The roll was called by Jackie Holloman, Secretary for the meeting.
• Present . Absent
Chair Diane Carlino
Joel Channing, Vice Chair
John Glidden, Chair Pro Tem
Alternate Richard Masters
John Nedvins
Ralph Pisani
Dennis Solomon
A request by Sank Skokowski, agent for WCS Communities and JCB Golf
Ventures, for rezoning from Planned Development Area (PDA) to Planned
Cammuni ty District (PCD) . The proposed Golf Digest P® includes 1,995
residential units, 105,000 s. f. of office, 50,000 s. f. of commercial,
a golf campus with training center, golf clubhouse amenities and
maintenance facilities, two 18 -ho2e championship courses and a 9 -ho2e
par 3 ,short course, 10,000 s. f. of community facility space, a city
fire /police station and 15 -acre city park, a 32 -acre elementary and
middle school site, and over 800 acres of wetland and upland
preserves. The 2,305 -acre site is located north of PGA Boulevard,
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west of Florida's Turnpike, east of the Loxahatcbee Slough and south
of Hood Road. (3,4 & 5 - 42S -428 and 32, 33 & 34 -41 S - 42S)
Principal Planner Kim Glas provided a status report and announced
another workshop would be held at the June 23 meeting before the
Public Hearing to be held on June 30, 1998. Ms. Glas reviewed items
in the staff report dated June 9, 1998, including FAR, buildout
ambitions, school sites, construction access road, etc. Ms. Glas
commented staff was working with the applicant to obtain further
information.
Items commented on by Mr. Glidden included the number of lanes in the
rotaries, building height restrictions, establishing a price for the
school site, and the possibility of making the school site available
to private as well as public schools. Harry Fix, Planner with the
Palm Beach County School Board, explained that a middle school was
included in the third year of the 5 -year School Board plan, which
would be discussed at an upcoming meeting. City Attorney Post
explained legal counsel would render an opinion regarding the City's
possible involvement in the school site. Mr. Nedvins questioned the
need for a 6 -lane road in the future, to which Mr. Skokowski responded
. the applicant was allowing for that although it might never happen.
Mr. Skokowski clarified use of the rotaries and when they would be
built, and stated he would bring ack information regarding the
structure of the property owners association. Mr. Solomon suggested
placing a right -of -way disclosure in the sales contracts, and
discussed moving the north entryway to the west. Mr. Skokowski
responded with traffic information which contributed to placement of
the north entryway. City Engineer Lindahl responded to a question
regarding the additional traffic lanes and their possible timing and
indicated levels of service to the year 2015 did not mandate more than
two lanes; however, future development could alter that level of
service. Mr. Lindahl responded to a question regarding why Central
Boulevard was 4 lanes that it would have been an original designation
accepted by the developer and capacity had been booked but not yet
used. Mr. Pisani expressed interest in absorption of 400 units per
year, which Mr. Skokowski explained was under review. Mr. Channing
questioned the alignment of Jog Road to Donald Ross Road, which was
explained by Mr. Lindahl. Mr. Skokowski clarified the radius required
for the roadway vs. the smaller radius required for rotaries. Mr.
Skokowski described the preserve areas between the first and second
entrance on PGA Boulevard, some of which were wetlands and some were
wooded.
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SITE PLAN AND APPEARANCE REVIEW COMKITTEE
The roll was called by Jackie Holloman, Secretary for the meeting.
Present Absent
Chair Diane Carlino
Joel Channing, Vice Chair
John Glidden, Chair Pro Tem
Alternate Richard Masters
John Nedvins
Ralph Pisani
Dennis Solomon
Worksh!2p: Petition SP -98 -06 - Ballenxsles Parcel 20a /b
Seery Skokowski, agent for Ballenxeles Development Company, is seeking
site plan approval for 70 zero lot line single family home lots on
Parcels 20A and 20B within the Ballenxsles Planned Community District
(P ®). The total land area is 31.17 acres and is located on the south
side of Bast xsIand Avenue approximately X mile from Ballenxsles Drive
(13114 - 428- 425)
Principal Planner Marty Minor reviewed the staff report dated June 9,
1998.
Mr. Glidden expressed concern with the 41$ lot coverage and only a 5'
setback. Ann Booth, Urban Design Studio, explained the lot coverages
were calculated based on the largest structure on a lot. Further
discussion ensued.
Henry Skokowski presented the project and explained there were
technical issues that still needed to be resolved. Mr. Masters and
Mr. Solomon expressed concern that the chart in the staff report was
misleading and requested it be corrected. Mr. Nedvins agreed and
questioned the 41% lot coverage to which the petitioner responded the
41% area was the area under roof. Mr. Skokowski explained the models
were on record and could not be expanded by residents. A comment was
made that Architectural Review Boards sometimes approved projects
anyway. Mr. Pisani advised the petitioner's proposal was inconsistent
in five areas dealing with side yard setbacks and questioned the
number of units that the site could accommodate if all setbacks were
consistent with the development orders and code. Mr. Skokowski
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responded by explaining PUD vs. subdivision requirements and that
specific models with restrictions were used in zero -lot line
communities. Nader Salour, BallenIsles, explained there were other
zero -lot line communities within Ballenlsles and they had had no
modifications. Discussion ensued during which Mr. Pisani gave an
example of a courtyard house with a 2-story house next to it with
windows looking down into the courtyard, which he believed should be
prohibited in Ballenlsles. Mr. Masters commented that someday the
residents would take over from the developer and would establish their
own rules, and if they wanted to allow additional construction to the
models they could change the rules to allow that.
OLD BUSINESS
There was no old business to come before the Board.
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There was no new business to come before the Board.
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U-NIFF
There being no further business, upon motion by Mr. Channing, seconded
by Mr. Pisani, and unanimously carried, the meeting was adjourned at
11:45 p.m. The next meeting will be held June 23, 1998.
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