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® WORKSHOP h£ETING
CITY OF PALM BEACH GAHOENS
OCTOBER 22, 1987
The Workshop Meeting of the City Council of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida,
was called to order by Mayor Feeney, at 8 :05 P.M., subsequent to the
aa'journment of the Special Regular Meeting, 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.
RCU CALL The Deputy City Clerk called the roll and present ware: Mayor Feeney,
Vice Mayor Martino, Councilwoman Monroe and Councilman Kiselewski.
Councilman Aldred was not in attendance due to another committment.
rTEMS BY THE
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AUTIFICATION AND
ENHA,,CEMENT PRO-
GRAM, The City Manager stated due to the length of this evenings agenda the pre-
sentation by Team Plan, Inc. was postponed. Per the City Manager's
reCOMMandation the Council requestcd the City Manaoer schedule this pre-
sentation for a Wednesday evening in November. The Council further
requested the City Manager invite members of the Planning and Zoning
Commission, Site Plan and Appearance Review Cowittee and the
Beauti`'ication and Enviro.rmentaI Committee to attend tnis meeting.
ROAD IMPACT FEES The City Manager stated he was in the process of revising the fee stucture
for road .impact fees in an effort to increase them relative to today's
cost of construction. The City Manager stated he would have more ;nfor-
mation to the City Council in approximately 3 weeks.
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The City Manager recce msnded that once the correct dollars are in the
structure, we can eitnut ^ullert the fees beginning at that f{me, or the
developers can hold off paying the new impact fees until the Ordinance is
completed. Councilman Kiselewski stated, and the Council agreed, since
some fees are triggered by the number of units, future ordinances should
be written in such a manner that the fees that are collected Rill be as
they are reflected at that point in time.
REPORTS
COUNCILMAN
KISELEWSKI Councilman Kiselewski reported the Solid Waste Authority has authorized
its attornies to, if nacessary, take action to go into condemnation pro-
ceedings for the approximately 1700 acres in the southwest corner of the
County for a landfill and possible resource recovery facility.
I rEMS FOR
,iISCUSSIG.N per the consensus of the City Council the Mayor stated Items 1 through 8
under "Items for Discussion" will be heard first on the agenda, s;n cc they
are requests for conditional uses and variances for the sale of alcoholic
beverages and should not take much time.
„GUISEPPE'S
RIS FO-94N 7F
ITALIANO" Mr. Joe Casale, owner of "Guiseppe's Ristoraunte Italiano ", located at
4225 Northlake Boulevard, Palm Beach Gardens, addressed the Council
stating he is requesting a conditional use to permit the r9tcil
s611e /service o(' alcoholic beverages, for on- premise consumption.
Mr. Casale stated he is also requesting a variance to Chapter 112, Section
112.21 of the Palm Beach Gardens Code, to the distance requirement of 750
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feet between alcoholic beverage vendors. It was determined there would be
no li -e m,isic or a r-,- ,' ` "!s establishment. The City Cou,,Gll had no
concerns regarding these requests, and directed the City Attorney to pre-
pare the necessary resolutions.
"JESSIEIS
SEAFOOD RESTAURANT" Messrs. Marvin & Ronald Wardell, owners of "Jessie's Seafood" restaurant
and lounge were not in attendance re: request for a conditional use to
permit the retail sale /service of alcoholic beverages, for on- premise con -
surption, at 7100 Fairway Dirve, Suite 63, Palm Beach Gardens; and a
variance to Chapter 112, Section 112.21 of the Palm Beach Gardens Cade, to
the distance requirement of 750 feet between alcoholic beverage vendors.
Tne City Council directed the City Attorney to prepare the necessary reso-
lutions, and the .items will be discussed with Messrs. Marvin & Ronald
40 Wardell at their next meeting.
"FANTASY BASKFTS
& GIFTS, INC." Mr. David Pernelli, authorized agent for Karen K. Ha -,ris, President of
Fantasy Baskets & Gifts, Inc., addressed the Council re: their request for
a condtionaI use to permit the retail sale of beer and wine, for off -
premise consumption, at 7100 Fairway Drive, Suite 33, Palm Beach Gardens;
and their request to a variance to Chapter 112, Section 112.21 of the Palm
Beach Gardens Code, to the distance requirement of 750 feet between alco-
holic beverage vendors. The City Council had no concerns repardincl these
requests, and directed the City Attorney to prepare the necessary resolu-
tions.
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The City Council expressed concern over the approvals of conditional uses
goir- to the prop -rty 2e i-' :,ot the business. The Council r, ,quested the
City Attorney research changing the ordinanres so the approvals of special
exceptions can go to the business and not the property. The Council
further requested the City Manager place this Item on a future agenda, as
soon as possible.
"DINO'S PIZZA
PARLOR"
Mr. Nick Cuccie of "Dino's Pizza Parlor ", addressed the City Council re:
request for a conditional use to permit the retail sale /service of beer
and wine for on- premise consumption, at his establishment located within
"'Crossroads at Northlake" Shopping Center, 3880 Northlake Boulevard, Palm
Beach Gardens; and a variance to Chapter 112, Section 112.21 of the Palm
Beach Gardens Code, to the distance requirement of 750 feet between alco-
holic beverage vendors. It was determiner) there would be a bar in this
establishment that would seat 6 people. The hours of "Dino's Pizza" are:
12:00 a.m. during the week and 1:00 a.m. on weekents. The Council had no
concerns re: these requests and directed the City Attorney prepare the
necessary resolutions.
ORDINANCES
ORDINANCE 14,
1987
Mr. Bob Whitley, authorized agent for "Golden Bear Plaza ", addressed the
Council re: request for approval of a drive -in bank facility and monument
sign. Mr. Whitley stated he has been in contact with the Police Chief and
has agreed to have monitor TV cameras that will be activated when a
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customer uses the ATMs.
Mr. Whltlpy statAd 'h,! min —ant sign will be 516" in height cnd 45 feet in
length, with 14 -16" letters, using bronze and nark bronze colors.
The City Council directed the City Attorney to prepare the necessary ordi-
nance for their consideration.
1987 Attorney Raymond Royce, authorized agent for Vincent 7. Pappalardo,
adressed the Council re: creation of 12.497 -acre "Admiralty 11" 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 bevera-
ges for on- .premise consmption as a "conditional use ", proposed to be
located on the south side of PGA Boulevard, west of I -95 and consist of
two ten -story office buildings, a ten -story 160 -Suite Hotel with four
meeting rooms and retail space, a one -story restaurant, a four -story
atrium, a 3.5 -story parking structure and a 3 -story parking structure, a
public park, and a .244 -acre site of existing lift station.
Attorney Royce reviewed traffic concerns expressed by the Council at pre-
vious workshop meetings. Mr. Charlie Walker of Palm Beach County Traffic
Department, addressed the Council expressinq concern re: intensity of this
project and traffic problems.
The Council requested Ordinance 15, 1987, be scheduled for first reading,
and further requested the Ord_ina +ce reflect no medical uses will be per-
mitted in this project.
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ITEMS FOR
W_ CUSSION
NOR THRIDGE Mr. Ninhael Houston or "ban CPSign Studio, authorized agen* for Peter V.
Cowie, Trustee, addressed the City Council re: request for annexation, of
44.247 -acre parcel located 114 mile north of Lake Park West Read (a /k /a
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Northlake Boulevard), immediately east of Gibson Road; and simultaneous
adoption of "Northridge" PUD, consisting of 125 single family lots, two
lakes, and a neighborhood park with a tot lot; with the land usages being
those as set forth in the City's RS-4, Residential Single Family District.
Mr. Houston stated there were two existing homes that have been incor-
porated into the plan, with the owners being in agreement with the plan.
The City Council directed the City Attorney to prepare an ordinance to be
considered for first reading.
nttcrney ,Raymond Royce, authorized agent for idjacdlio Ueve:op'pent
Corporation, addressed the City Council re: modification to the City's
Ccenprehensive Land Use Plan /Mao adopted 11121185 by Ordinance 22, 1985,
providing for a change in the delineation of the City's boundaries by a
8.05 -acre expansion within Section 23 -42-42 on the south side of Northla,,°
Boulevard, at Howell Lane, and simultaneously providing for ResioenGiai
0 -5 units /acre land use designation. Attorney Royce also addressed the
Council re: annexation of a 8.05 -acre parcel of land located within
Section 23 -42 -42 on the scuth side of Northlake Boulevard. at howell Lane,
and simultaneously created a 6.25 u /p /a Planned Chit Development, with
usages as set forth in the City's RS-4 - Single Family Residential
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District.
The ':ty Co_'nctl c_- cote! tLe City Attorney to prepare the u.dinances for
the amendment to the Comprehensive Land Use Plan and the ordinance for the
annexation and °UD approval.
MARIOTT HOTEL SITE Attorney Larry Smith, authorized agent for Robert N. Hatfield, Jr.,
addressed the Council re: (1) amendment to the City's Comprehensive Land
Use Plan /Map adopted 11121185 by Ordinance 22, 1985, providing for
changing the land use designation on a 2.127 -acre parcel of land located
between RCA Boulevard and 1 -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 10116186 by Ordinance
2'), 1986; and (2) creation of a PUD with the land usages being those as
set forth in the City's CG -1, General Commercial District, including pro-
viding for the sale of alcoholic beverages fok' on- premise consumption as a
"conditional use ", proposed to be located on 6.586 acres located on the
property described above.
Mr. Louis Pounders, architects for the hotel, descrtbau t;-tC clevdiions,
parking, and design of the hotel.
Mr. Joe Pollack, of Kimley Horn, addressed the Council re: traffic. Mr.
Michael Redd of Team Plan, yrnc. discussed the landscaping plans.
The Council expressed concern that there was no master plan prepared for
the entire former "RCA" site, and the traffic that this project would
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• create on RCA and rGA 3oulevards. The City Council requested the peti-
tiorrr hav,, a tr -%ric prepared, including a "worst —,sell scenerio
for the remainder of the former "RCA" site. The City Council will
workshop this petition at their meeting of November 12, 1987.
PETITIONS AND
C"UVICA TIONS
FATHER FLYNN
The Council acknowledged a letter
from Father Flynn of St. Ionatius Loyola
Cathedral requesting a temporary
sign be allowed for the church's "Annual
Holiday Boutique ".
AB.dF.USNMENf
There being no further business to
discuss, the meeting adjourned at 12:35
A.M.
APPROVAL
FEENE
VICE MAYOR MARTINO
COUVCILMAN ALDRED
COUNCILWOMAN MRONROE
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/ COUNCILMAN KISELEWSK!
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