HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Council 111287I TEMS BY THE
CITY MANAGER
PROPOSED ELEMENTARY
AND MIDDLE SCHOOLS The City Manager stated the School Board has agreed to appear at a City
Council meeting in December to discuss their reasoning for selectino the
school sites for elementary and middle schools in the Palm Beach Gardens
vicinity.
REPORTS
MAYOR FEENEY Mayor Feeney reoorted attending the 77th Annual President's Banquet, and
0 stated the March of Dimes Golf Classic will be Monday, November 16. 1007,
CITY COLNCIL
WORKSHOP MEETING
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
NOVEMBER 12, 1987
The Workshop Meeting of the City Council of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida,
was called to order by Mayor Feeney at 8:00 P.M. in the Assembly Roan at
the Muric.ipal Complex, 10500 North Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens,
Florida; and opened with the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CALL:
The Depu *y City Clerk called the roll and present were: Mayor Feeney,
Vice Mayor Martino, Councilman Aldred, Councilwoman Monroe and Councilman
Kiselewski.
ANNOL4CEWNTS:
Mayor Feeney announced there would be a meeting of the Zoning Board of
Appeals on Wednesday, November 18, 1987, at 7:30 P.M.
Mayor Feeney also announced there would be a Special Workshop Meeting of
the City Council with members of the City's Beautification and
Environmental Committee, Site Plan & Appearance Review Committee and the
Planning and Zoning Commission in attendance for the purpose of a
Presentation by contracted -Team Plan, Inc. on the proposed "Roadway
Beauti,`ication and Enhancement Progra' or the City.
I TEMS BY THE
CITY MANAGER
PROPOSED ELEMENTARY
AND MIDDLE SCHOOLS The City Manager stated the School Board has agreed to appear at a City
Council meeting in December to discuss their reasoning for selectino the
school sites for elementary and middle schools in the Palm Beach Gardens
vicinity.
REPORTS
MAYOR FEENEY Mayor Feeney reoorted attending the 77th Annual President's Banquet, and
0 stated the March of Dimes Golf Classic will be Monday, November 16. 1007,
CITY COtNCIL WORKSHOP )WETING, .11112187 PAGE 2
ITEMS BY THE MAYOR
AND CITY COLIgCIL
CILM"N
'ffSELEWSK.T Councilman Kiselewc,rl made a slide presentation re: signaq�; cede philo-
sophy, showing various signs and styles of signs throughout the City.
Councilman Kiselewski requested the Council consider the following points:
• Eliminate pole signs entirely.
• Height of signs on tall buildings. Limit sign; a, tail builnings to
tnird door.
• If Council elects to keep pole signs, should we eliminate building
f'gns?
• Should tenants within an office building be allowed to put their names
on the building?
• Do we need entrance signs in our code?
• Do we need directional signs?
• Do we need more than one price sign on street exposure on service
stations. Councilman Kiselewski recammcndad ailly one per street
side.
* Shopping center appearances - What can we do in a period of 3 years
on the exterior signs.
i Identification signs for advertising. Councilman Kiselewski proposes
to eliminate all advertising in windows, except name of business.
* What can the City do to convince County to get bill :oards away from
City property.
* Temporary signs - Councilman Kiselewski recommended time constraints
for putting these signs up and taking them down.
* Signs in the middle of right -of -way.
The Council will further discuss revamping the City's sion code at their
Regular Meeting of Novenber 19, 1987.
ITEMS FOR
DISCUSSION
DINO'S PIZZA Ms. Dorothy Alexander, representing "Dino's Pizza Parlor ", 7100 Fairway
Drive, Suites 50 and 51, within "PGA National Shoppes ", addressed the City
4P C'ounril re: conditional use within the tract designated for commprciai
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usage on the "PGA National" Master Development Plan the retail
sale /service of beer 2nd wine for on- premise consumption -t their
establishment. Ms. Alexander informed the Council there would not be a
bar at this location.
The City Counci' will consider approval of this conditional use at their
Reqular Meetino of November 19, 1987.
DINO'S PIZZA
Ms. Dorothy Alexander, representing "Dino's Pizza Parlor ", 7I00 Fairway
Drive, Suites 50 and 51, within "PGA National Shoppes ", Palm Beach
Gardens, addressed the Council re: requested variance to distance require-
ment of 750' between alcoholic beverage vendors (Chapter 112, Secticn
112.21 of the Palm Beach Gardens Code) at their establishment.
The City Council will consider approval of this variance at their Regular
Meeting of November 19, I987.
THAWS DELI
A representative of "Jonathan's Deli ", 388C Northlake Boulevard, Suite
412, Within "Crossroads at Northlake" shopping center, was not present to
discuss their request for a conditional use for the retail sale /service of
beer and wine, for on- premise and off - premise consumption; and a request_
for a variance to the distance requirement of 750' between alcoholic
beverage vendors (Chapter 112, Section 112.21 of the Palm Beach Gardens
Code), for tneir establishment.
GARDENS PLAZA
Mr. Phil Rogers of Electromedia, Inc., representing "Glendale Fedeial",
addressed the City Council re: amendment to "Gardens Plaza" PUD, with an
underlying zoning classification of CG -1 General Commercial District,
created 3121185 by Ordinance 3, 1985, providinq for one flat wall siqn of
45 square feet (in compliance with Chapter 155, Section 155.56 (G)(3),
Sign Code) at "Glendale FedAral ", located at 3300 PGA Boulevard, Palm
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Beach Gardens. The Council was in agreemc t with the plans for this sign
and requested the City Attorney prepare on ordinance for their con-
of apNluva.L.
ORDINANCES
ORDINANCE. 12,1987 Attorney Raymond Royce, authorized agent for Burg & DIVosta Corporation,
addressed the Council re: Ordlnance 12, 1987, for annexation of 117.95
acre - parcel located on the east side of North Military Trail, south of
Northlake Boulevard fa /k /a Lake Park West Roadl; and simultaneous adoption
of "Garden Oaks" PLO, consisting of 279 detached zero - lot -line units, 264
townhouse units, and a major recreation facility; with the land usages
arose as set forth in the City's RM- Residential Multiple Family
(Medium Density) District.
The Council stated no permits would be issued for this project until the
Comprehensive Land Use Alan /Map amendment is completed. The City Manager
stated the traffic impact fees are based on the latest reflecting fees
that he is presently revising. The petitioner requested, and the Council
agreed, to change the completion time to 4 years with a oossible 2 year
extension. The Council requested the Ordinance be amended •s,c'er Sectica
6_, 6th line, read "sewage site plant removal ". Attorney Royce stated all
roads within the development will be private roads and the landscaping
will be maintained by the association in the front yards and common areas.
Attorney Royce stated that the back yards are behind privacy walls and
will bp maintained by the resident. Attorney Royce stated the developer
will agree to dedicate an additional 10 foot of right -of -way along
Military Trail to the City.
the Council will consider second reading and final adoption of Ordinance
12, 1987, at their Regular Meeting of November I9, 1967.
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RRDINANCE 15, 1987 Attorney Raymond Royce, aut`•orized agent for Vince J. Pappalardo,
0 President of Admiralty Management Co., addressed the 7ity Council re:
O* "rs ^ce 15, 1'511, c4,;d�ing the 12.497 -acre "Admiralty I1" PUD, with the
land usages being those as set forth in the City's CG -1 General Commercial
District, including providing for the sale of alcoholic beverages for (>)-
premise consumption as a conditional use, proposed to be Incased on the
south ^','e of PGA Boulevard, west of Interstate -95 and r_onsfst of two ten- -
story office buildings, a ten -story 160 -Suite Hotel with four meeting
roans and retail space, a one-story restaurant, a four -story atrium, a 3.5
story parking structure and a 3 -story parking structure, and the .244 -acre
site of the existing lift station.
Attorney Royce stated that in the event the shared parking doesn't work,
an additional floor can be added to the narking garage. Attorney Royce
stated the petitioner is agreeable to not allowing any medical or dental
• uses within this project. The Council suggessted, and the petitioner
agreed, to investigate the possibility of outtino in a street exiting on
the south side of the restaurant located within Tanglewood. The Council
requested the traffic engineer for this project provide the number of
trips that would come out of this newly created road. The Council further
requested all information be given to Mr. Plummer, and that he be
requested to attend the next meeting. The Council reguested the peti-
tioner supply aerials of this area.
Attorney Royce stated the lake, jogging trail, and tennis courts will
still be included on this project, however, it will not be a City oark.
The petitioner has worked with Foundation Land Company on other orooert,,
the City may be interested in to use for City parks. Mr. Scott Brow,) of
Team Plan, Inc., detailed a plan for a City park just west of A -1 -A, west
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of the railroad tracks. Mr. Brown stated the landscapinq will be
® installed according to the final approved Roadway Beautification and
Enhancement plans that Team Plan is presently working on for the City.
The City Council will further workshop Ordinance 15, 1987, at their
Workshop Meeting of December 10, 1987.
ORDINANCE 16,1987
ORDINANCE 17,1987 Attorney Royce, authorized ioent `nr :ab2tellc Devel er,t Ca.ocratlon,
addressed the City Council re: Ordinance 16, 1987, annexing 8.05 -acre par -
rel ,f land located within Section 23 -42 -42 on the south side of Northlake
Boulevard, at Howell Lane, and simultaneously creating "Hidden Hollow ", a
6.25 .;7pla Planned lhit Development, with usages as set fo_th in the
City's RS-4 - SingIe Family Residential District; and Ordinance 17, 1987,
modifying the City's Comprehensive Lana Use Plan /Map adopted 11/21/85 by
Ordinance 22, 1985, providing for a change in the delineation of the
City's boundries by a 8.05 -acre expansion within Section 23- 42-42 an the
south side of Northlake Boulevard, at Howell Lane, and simultaneously pro-
viding for Residential 6 -8 units /acre land use designation.
The Council requested the petitioner plant live c..; r,^ e southern peri-
r,etar of this project, to protect the view from nearby neighbors.
Kathleen Coons, 5256 Rydan Way, Horseshoe Acres, stated the residents in
Horseshoe Acres were in favor of this annexation and PLC.
The City Council will consid ^r seronc readinq and adoption of Ordinance
lS, and 17, 1987, at their Regvlar Meeting of December 3, 1987.
ORDINANCE 18,1987 Mr. Michael Houston of Urban Design Studio addressed the City Council re:
Ordinance 18, 1987, annexing 44.247 -acre parcel located 1/4 mile north of
Lake Park West Road (alkla Northlake Boulevard), immediately east of
Gibson Road; and simultaneous adoption of "Northridge" PUD, consisting of
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125 single family lots, two lakes, and a neighborhood park with a tot lot;
with the land usages bieng those as set forth in the City's RS -4,
Res - cntlaI Lingle ramlly District.
Mr. Houston stated this project would be built in 2 phases, using 3 -4
builders. Mr. Houston stated the roadways and the Iandscaping around the
streets will be in place before any building begins. The Council
Felt '!e project . -ieeaea more consistency re: walls and fences surrounding
the property. Attorney Brant suggested the road impact fee be paid up
front or in the form of a surety bond. The City Council requested a
letter of credit for infrastructure, including impact fees. The Council
further requested the petitioner address temporary and permanent signage
so it can be included in the Ordinance.
The Council directed the City Clerk to advertise Ordinance 18, 1987, for
secona and final reading.
I&S FOR
DISCUSSION
"THE LAKES" Attorney Larry Smith, authorized agent for Landa Properties, Inc. ",
contract purchasers, addressed the City Council re. "The Lakes" PUD con-
sisting of lib cordominium multi - family units created 6121184 by
Resolution 37, 1984, on 19.56 -acre M -24 Tract of the PGA National PCD,
providing for, instead, 104 single- family zero - lot -line residential units
and 16 condominium multi- family residential units. Attorney Smith stated
this project will now be known as "Canterbury at PGA". Attorney :,mith
stated this project is located between Bristol and Barclay Club projects,
and will have a 6 -foot stucco wall along the entrance perimeter.
Mr. Jay Bridges of Urban Design Studio, Landscape Architect, discussed the
landscaping and site plans, Mating they would be upgrading the
® landscaping around the existing clubhouse. The City Council had no
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weer RCA Boulevard and Instate -95, at the extreme northwest corner of the
former site of "RCA', within Sections 1 -42 - ✓2 and 12- 42 -42, ano consist of
a 267 -room, 182,000 sq. ft. "Marriott" hotel.
Mr. Durbin, former president of Mariott Hotels, now consultant to
Marriott, addressed the City Council re: managment and history of the
Marriott Hotels.
The City Council had no objections to the proposed plans, however, stated
that if this Is not built as a "Marriott ", then the land reverts back to
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objections to thi-: project, however, directed the petitioner provide the
City Clerk's Office wit-) addressed envelopes fc_ r�.sidet. s presenting
llv' a i; 16 cxlsLtnq iBits on this property, so they could be informers of
future meetings.
"PRESTON COURTS"
Ni representative from Golden Development Company of Palm Beach County was
present to discuss plans for "Presten Courts" multi- family PUD.
"MARRIOTT MOTEL"
+attorney Larry Smlth, authorized agent for Durbin- Hatfield Company, Inc.,
addressed the City Council re: amendment to City's Comprehensive Land Use
Plan /Map adopted 11/21/85 by ordinance 22, 1985, providing for changing
the Iand use desingation on a 2.127 -acre parcel of land located between
RCA Boulevard and Interstate -95, at the extreme northwest corner of the
former site of "RCA", within Section 12- 42 -42, from industrial to commer-
cial (i.e. a 2.127 -acre southerly extension of the 6.28 -acre Comprehensive
Land Use Plan /Map amendment granted 10/16/86 by Ordinance 20, 1986.
Also discussed at this time was the petition of Attorney Larry Smith,
authorized agent, for creation of a PUD with the land usages being those
as set forth in the City's CG -1, General Commercial District, including
providing for the sale of alcoholic baveraoes for on- premise consumption
as a "conditional use ", proposed to be located on 6.586 acres located bet-
weer RCA Boulevard and Instate -95, at the extreme northwest corner of the
former site of "RCA', within Sections 1 -42 - ✓2 and 12- 42 -42, ano consist of
a 267 -room, 182,000 sq. ft. "Marriott" hotel.
Mr. Durbin, former president of Mariott Hotels, now consultant to
Marriott, addressed the City Council re: managment and history of the
Marriott Hotels.
The City Council had no objections to the proposed plans, however, stated
that if this Is not built as a "Marriott ", then the land reverts back to
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original zoning. The Courpil stated there should be a provision in the
ordinance re: signaqe, statir,g signage will cunply with what the
sir+n cod.- s.il� ,11ow. The Council requested these items be out on
first reading and scheduled for a subsequent workshop.
AD.OURItMEMT
APPROVAL
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There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at
1:28 AM. ---.
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VICE MAYOR
COUNCILMAN ALDPED
MARTINO COLIVCILWOMAN MONROE
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COIA XLMAN KISELEWSKI
LMAIKOSiER, DEPUTY CITY CLERK