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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes P&Z 032889• C • CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MARCH 28, 1989 REGULAR MEETING The Regular Meeting of the City of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, was called to order by Chairman Don Vogel, at 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. The roll was called by the secretary, and present were: Don Vogel, Chairman; Robert Hamner, Jeffrey Ornstein, Members. Dome - nick Lioce, Alternate Member. John Toshner and Mike Rosen were not in attendance.. Chairman Vogel stated that since some of the members have not had an opportunity to review the minutes of February 28, 1989, they will be considered for approval at the next regular meeting. PUBLIC HEARING: Recommendation to City Council re: (PGA Nation- al) Amending 2.06 -acre PGA National Resort Core PUD to allow construction of a 10,180 sq. ft.health spa facility and a 2,500 sq. ft. restaurant located on the Avenue of the Champions just north of the Sheraton Hotel (Section 10, Township 42 South, Range 42 East) Mr. Bristol Ellington, City Planner, addressed the Commission advising of staff concerns, which include 1) maintenance and platting of the lake edge 2) the proposed reduction of parking spaces 3) an as -built or site plan is needed to show the develop- ment that has occured to this point, as it will give staff a better understanding of the affect this development will have on the entire PUD. 1 Mr. Rich Walton, Planning and Zoning Director, stated that there • is no documentation to show if the original approvals calculated the proposed square footage of non- residential on roads, traffic, etc., through the PCD or DRI. Mr. Walton advised that Mr. Kahart Pinder, Kimley -Horn Associ- ates, is conducting a parking analysis on behalf of the City. He has completed one day of study, on a weekday, and Mr. Orr has requested that Mr. Pinder include a Saturday in his report, particularly in the morning and evening hours. Mr. Ornstein suggested conducting a Code analysis, based on the square footage and usage, using the Zoning Code as a guide. Mr. Walton stated the original approval for the PUD required 1142 • parking spaces. However, since that time there have been two additions, the croquet facility and a health spa, for which no additional parking was provided. Chairman Vogel stated he has noted that the parking lot southeast of the existing health club appears to be underutilized. Ms. Donna Cesaro, of Urban Design Studio, addressed the Commis- sion presenting an aerial and site plan of the proposed project. Ms. Cesaro stated a letter has been received from the Northern Palm Beach County Water Control District approving of the changes to the lake edge. [7 2 Ms. Cesaro reviewed the parking calculations. Mr. Hank Skokowski stated there are 1091 required parking spaces for the facility, as it is today. With paved and reserved spaces, 1289 total spaces are planned. Ms. Cesaro stated that a pedestrian cross- walk is proposed across the Avenue of the Champions. Safety signs, a textured paving feature and lighting features in the evening will be provided. The Commission expressed concern with eliminating parking spaces that are currently being utilized by patrons and suggested rede- signing the site in order to preserve the parking. Mr. Mike Swisher, of Team Plan, addressed the Commission stating the facility must be located at the proposed location in order to • align the entrance with the existing building and that relocating the facility would jeopardize the architectural integrity of the • project. Mr. Kahart Pinder, of Kimley -Horn, addressed the Commission reporting on the status of the parking analysis he is conducting on the subject site on behalf of the City. A discussion ensued regarding valet parking. Mr. Pinder stated the parking analysis will take into consideration whether the hotel is fully occupied, use of the golf course, and if there is convention and /or tournament activity. Mr. Walton requested that Mr. Pinder provide the percentage of spaces available to the public versus the entire parking lot. Ms. Cesaro requested a recommendation from the Commission so that • the project can move on to the City Council, subject to condi- tions submitted by staff. Chairman Vogel declared the Public Hearing open. Mr. Ornstein stated, and the Commission agreed, that the parking analysis should be completed prior to making a recommendation. Mr. Jeffrey Ornstein moved to recess the above- referenced petition to April 11, 1989, at 7:30 P.M. Mr. Nick Lioce seconded the motion. The motion carried with a 4 -0 vote. Chairman Vogel stated that the following three petitions will be discussed simultaneously. • PUBLIC HEARING: LU -89 -01 - RECOMMENDATION TO CITY COUNCIL RE: (CLUB OASIS, INC.) LAND USE CHANGE FROM COUNTY DESIGNATION OF LM (LOW- MEDIUM RESIDENTIAL) TO COMMERCIAL OF 2.57 -ACRE PARCEL, WEST SIDE OF PROSPERITY FARMS ROAD, APPROXIMATELY 700 FEET SOUTH OF RCA BLVD. (SECTION 8, TOWNSHIP 42 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST) (ADV. 3/13/89) • PUBLIC HEARING: AX -89 -01 - RECOMMENDATION TO CITY COUNCIL RE: (CLUB OASIS, INC.) ANNEXATION OF 2.57 -ACRE PARCEL, WEST SIDE OF PROS- PERITY FARMS ROAD, APPROXIMATELY 700 FEET SOUTH OF RCA BOULEVARD (SECTION 8, TOWNSHIP 42 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST) (ADV. 3/13/89) PUBLIC HEARING: 2-89 -01 - RECOMMENDAIION TO CITY COUNCIL RE: (CLUB OASIS, INC.) REZONING OF 2.57 -ACRE PARCEL, WEST SIDE OF PROSPERITY FARMS ROAD, APPROXIMATELY 700 FEET SOUTH OF RCA BLVD., FROM PALM BEACH COUNTY ZONING DESIGNATION OF RS TO PUD WITH UNDERLYING ZONING OF PO (SECTION 8, TOSNWHIP 42 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST) (ADV. 3/13/89) Mr. Bristol Ellington, City Planner, addressed the Commission reporting that Mr. Jacobs, the petitioner, has provided a letter from the adjacent property owner, declining the option of 4 including her property in the subject annexation. Mr. Ellington stated the petitioner is requesting that the site be utilized as an Alcoholic's Anonymous Center and wishes to provide parking spaces and to remove a screened patio which is currently overlapping the property line. Mr. Ellington presented a list of conditions staff would recom- mend, should the Commission wish to consider approval. In response to questions by the Commission, Mr. Walton stated the proposed use is not allowed within Residential zoning and that is was the determination of the City Attorney that the proposed is a commercial use. Mr. Charles Jacobs addressed the petitioner stating the building is 2700 sq. ft. under roof, with approximately 1200 sq. ft. of screened enclosure. The pool will be filled in. Mr. Jacobs • stated that as much of the existing vegetation as possible will be preserved. Mr. Ellington stated Jon Iles, City Forester, has concern with the existing palm trees and requested that the size and type of trees be noted on the site plan. Mr. Jacobs stated that except for the Cabbage Palms, the trees will be preserved. Mr. Jacobs stated that a drainage statement has been submitted which indicates the petitioner has legal access to the drainage canal and will retain on -site 2 1/2 X the percentage of impervi- ous area to the site. The Commission reviewed and discussed the conditions submitted by staff. 5 Chairman Vogel declared the Public Hearing open for Agenda Item • VIII - Land Use Change. There being no comments from the public, the Hearing was closed. Mr. Jeffrey Ornstein made a motion to recommend approval to the City Council for the Land Use change from County designation of LM (Low- Medium Residential) to Commercial on a 2.57 -acre parcel, west side of Prosperity Farms Road, approximately 700 feet south of RCA Blvd. Mr. Hamner seconded the motion which carried unani- mously. Chairman Vogel declared the Public Hearing for Agenda Item IX - Annexation of the subject parcel. There being no comments from the public, the Hearing was closed. Mr. Jeffrey Ornstein made a motion to recommend approval to the City Council for the Annexation of a 2.57 -acre parcel, west side • of Prosperity Farms Road, approximately 700 feet south of RCA Blvd., from Palm Beach County designation of RS to PUD with underlying zoning of PO. Mr. Lioce seconded the motion. The motion passed with a 3 -1 vote, with Mr. Ornstein voting nay. Chairman Vogel declared the Public Hearing open for Agenda Item X - Rezoning from County designation RS to PUD with underlying zoning of PO. Mr. Jeffrey Ornstein made a motion to recommend approval to the City Council for rezoning the 2.57 -acre parcel, west side of Prosperity Farms road, approximately 700 feet south of RCA Blvd., from Palm Beach County designation of RS to PUD with underlying zoning of PO, with the following conditions: M 1) The entrance off Prosperity Farms Road will need to be a minimum of 25' in width. • 2) The petitioner meet the requirements of the City Engineer with regard to drainage. 3) The trees that are proposed to be removed will be relocated on -site and /or relocated to another site, as designated by the City Forester, at the peti- tioner's cost. 4) The Landscape Code specifies a hedge around the perimeter of all parking areas and a tree every 40' and these requirements should be met. 5) The screened patio must be removed because of the 15' encroachment, prior to obtaining a Certificate of Occupancy. 6) No landscaping along Prosperity Farms Road shall be removed within the first 25 feet, except for the drive. 7) The only use allowed in the PUD petition, prior to coming back to this Board and the City Council, will be a social headquarters for Club Oasis, Inc. Mr. Robert Hamner seconded the motion. • Mr. Nick Lioce moved to amend the motion to include in Condition • #7 that the site not be used for any other public purpose, such as sale of food or beverage to the public. That no offices be maintained on -site, with full -time employees. That no residents be allowed to live permanently in the building without approval by this Board. The motion to amend passed with a vote of 3 -1, with Chairman Vogel voting nay. Mr. Ornstein moved to include "...or Occupational License in Condition #5. The motion to amend was unanimously passed. 7 The main motion, in its amended form, passed with a vote of 4 -0. PUBLIC HEARING - RECOMMENDATION TO CITY COUNCIL RE: (NORTHCORP) REZONE FROM M -1 TO PCD AND DISCUSSION OF AMEND. TO THE LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FROM INDUSTRIAL TO PCD AND DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT AND DEVELOPMENT ORDER. LOCATED ON 102.7± ACRE TRACT EAST OF I -95, WEST OF FEC RAILROAD AND ALT. A -1 -A, NORTH OF BURNS ROAD AND GENERALLY SOUTH OF RCA BLVD. (SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP 42 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST) (FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE RCA SITE). (PUBLIC HEARING RECESSED FROM 7/26/88, 8/9/88, 8/23/880 9/27/881 10/25/88, 11/9/881 11/22/88, 12/13/88, 1/10/89, 1/24/89, 2/28/89 AND 3/14/89 MEETINGS) (ADV. 7/11/88 AND 9/12/88) Mr. Bristol Ellington, City Planner, addressed the Commission presenting a list of conditions compiled by staff which include staff concerns, comments from several Commissioners, Engineering staff, City Forester, and the developer. Mr. Ornstein requested an update of the traffic situation with Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council. Mr. Larry Smith, authorized agent for the petitioner, addressed the Commission stating Treasure Coast has indicated the petition is sufficient for Phase I. Mr. Smith stated the County has raised the issue that the Regional Center traffic should be included in the Phase I proposal. Mr. Smith stated the County has expressed concern with the grade separated interchange being considered at PGA Blvd. and Alt. A -1 -A and wishes to know if it can be built. Mr. Smith stated a meeting will be held on Friday to determine what the County's concerns are and how to proceed. Mr. Smith reported on the status of the DRI application stating the applicant is providing informal, clean -up information to the Regional Planning Council regarding Phase I, but is waiting to receive traffic concerns before submitting additional informa- tion. 8 Mr. Smith reviewed the list of conditions with the Commission and staff. The following conditions were agreed upon: 1. Minimum front yard setback for office and retail: A. 25' for a two (2) story or 25' high structure B. An additional one (1) foot setback for each three (3) additional feet of building height above 25'. 2. Height restrictions: Parcels 8 & 9 - 6 stories Parcels 7 & 12 - 8 stories Parcels 1, 5, & 6 - 12 stories Parcels 2 & 4 - 15 stories Parcel 11 - no determination 3. Minimum Open space requirements: (from Petitioner's Exhibit "C") Stories Open Space • 1 - 4 28.0% 5 28.5% 6 29.0% 7 29.5% 8 30.0% 9 31.25% 10 32.50% 11 33.75% 12 35.0% 13 38.0% 14 41.0% 15 44.0 4. Concerns over drainage ditch at railroad shall be satisfied prior to approval. 5. Minimum distance between buildings shall be 30' for a two (2) story, 25' high structure. An additional one (1) foot of spacing for each three (3) additional feet is required for heights exceeding 251. These requirements do not apply to connected buildings. 6. Antennas or microwave dishes and all roof - mounted equipment shall be appropriately screened. 9 7. Burns Road: . There shall be a maximum of one curb cut (access point) on Burns Road. It shall be located between Parcels 8 & 9. Phase II (sq. footage to be determined) of the project cannot proceed until Burns Road is four -laned from A -1 -A to Military Trail. 8. Permitted uses on the property shall be as previously set forth by the petitioner. 9. City staff shall determine impact fees for: A. Off -site traffic B. Sewer /Water C. Recreation D. Police and Fire 10. No more than 5% retail for the PCD 11. No retail or commercial on the first 250' of the southern end of parcels 4, 8 & 9. 12. If environmental concerns regarding polluted water draining south to the Lilac water well is found to be 0 connected to the Northcorp site, RCA has accepted full responsibility for clean -up. 0- 13. In the event the FEC right -of -way easement cannot be utilized for drainage because of the FEC's refusal to convey either an easement or fee simple ownership of the existing ditch along the west side of the FEC railroad tracks, the Developer shall provide a fifty foot (501) drainage easement on the extreme east side of the property running from RCA Boulevard to Burns Road. In the event the Developer conveys such an easement for drainage purposes, it shall be incumbent upon the Developer to relocate the roadway on the master plan which is running roughly parallel to the east property line. Said roadway shall be contiguous or approximately contiguous to the property's east boundary. Alternatively, the Developer may leave the roadway as is shown on the master plan, and the developability of the existing Parcel 11 must be demonstrated in light of the fifty foot (501) drainage easement. 10 Mr. Smith stated the applicant has no problem with the comments •submitted by the City Engineer or the City Forester. A discussion ensued regarding the possibility of scheduling special meetings for this petition. Mr. Jeffrey Ornstein moved to recess this petition to the next regular meeting, April 11, 1989, at 7:30 P.M. Mr. Hamner second- ed the motion. The motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at 11:30 P.M. The next meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission will be held Tuesday, April 11, 1989. • JEAN • /- -- - -- , -S CRETARY N TOSHNER DOMENICK LIOCE 11