HomeMy WebLinkAbout1992 07 27 Regular
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I think it would be appropriate at this point to briefly introduce to you each Board Member
(and if they are present, have them stand when their name is called) and give you just a
brief background on them. Since we have several new members, it would be a good idea
for you to know a little about each one of us.
Jim Lup
Chairman of the Board
Director of Research and Marketing with Schrimsher Properties, a land investment
company which owns several hundred acres here in Winter Springs.
Responsible for the marketing of our firm's investment portfolio.
Appointed to the CID (Commerce & Industry Development Board) Board by past-
commissioner Partyka in 1990 and elected Chairman by the Board in late 1991.
I come to the Board with a desire to be of public service and I bring to this BO<lrd
several years of marketing experience with regards to real estate development.
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Gene Jones
Retired and lives in Winter Springs
Part-time instructor at Florida Technical College - Electronics Department
Bachelor of Science in Physics from Georgia Tech
40 years in the aerospace industry
Chairman of Planning & Zoning Commission in St. Charles, Missouri as well as
Secretary of the Economic Development Commission
Appointed to the CID Board by past Commissioner Partyka in 1989
Gene's insight regarding the Development of Commerce and Industry in a city
reveals that it takes a lot of planning and patience. According to Gene's experience,
on Commerce & Industry, it can take as much as 7 years before you develop the
climate that starts to attract industry to your area
It is because of Gene's background & experience that he has come to this Board,
particularly at this time in the beginning stages where it is most crucial to have
experienced people.
Walt Dittmer
Ovater of Dittmer Aluminum in \Vinter Springs which employs c.32 people & has
had that business there for about 21 years. Walt's business is a good example of a
"small business" in Winter Springs that would have needs similar to those which we
would need to address as a Board.
Walt has been with the CID Board for about 6 months and was appointed by Mayor
Kulbes.
Walt's interest on this Board is to be an active part of the development of Winter
Springs and apply his experience as a business owner to see that favorable businesses
are attracted here and that commercial development is done so in a planned and
controlled manner.
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Me} Glickman
Has lived in W/S ih the "Highlands" for 13 years
Was President of the "Highlands" Homeowner's Board of Directors for 3 years
Currently serves as a member of the "Highlands" Homeowner's Board of Directors
Owner of Glickman & Associates, a marketing-advertising-public relations firm
Has been in this field in New York & here for over 30 years
Appointed to the CrD Board by Commissioner Jonas about 1 month ago
Mel comes to this Board with a strong desire to be active and involved in the City
His marketing, advertising & public relations expertise comes to our Board as a
great asset
Mel has had much involvement over the years with companies relocating. In fact,
Mel was involved with the relocation of the steam-turbine division of Westinghouse
to Central Florida
Dr. Robert Rosenberg
Dr. Rosenberg is our newest member to the Board who was appointed by
Commissioner Donnelly at the last Commissioner's meeting
Dr. Rosenberg has lived in Winter Springs for about 211z years
As a citizen of Winter Springs he is very interested in helping the community in
which he lives and has come to this Board to serve and utilize his small business
experiences with a Board whose largest customer to the City will be the small
business owner
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As you can see, it is evident that this Board is comprised of a good cross-section of business
people who have ties to the City of Winter Springs
For the record, allow me to read to you from the Winter Springs Code, Div. 3,
Section 2-70 which states, "There is hereby created the City of Winter Springs
Commerce add Industry Development Board hereinafter referred to in this division
as Board. The purpose of the Board shall be to recommend plans and work toward
attracting clean, non-polluting commercial business to the City that are compatible
with a high quality of life, culture and environment."
A way in which we plan in part to accomplish this is to begin by laying the
foundation for eventually marketing the City to future commerce and industry
Our Agenda for 1992-93 is as follows:
1. To recommend the creation of a Brochure on W.S. - update to be given by
Mel Glickman following my presentation
2. To recommend creation and maintaining of a database/inventory of
developed and undeveloped properties in W.S. - a brief explanation will be
presented by Greg Kern following Mel Glickman
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To recommend the creation of and implemention of a program to monitor
and service the needs of our existing businesses (80% of all new jobs in the
market place come from the expansion of existing businesses).
To recommend the development and implemention of a marketing plan to
new businesses. A plan that will facilitate the following:
Assistance of all prospective businesses with site selection, working
with City Departments, etc.
Interaction of the City and this Board with the Chamber of
Commerce, Mid-Florida Economic Development Commission, etc.
Creation of any incentive programs or benefit programs offered by the
City that give us a competitive edge on that of other cities
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In closing, let me state again that this Board has been created by the Commission to advise
and make recommendations to the Commission on what we perceive as business people to
be the proper way to attract new businesses to the City and keep existing/growing
businesses in the City in order that the City can add and improve our public services to the
entire community without the burden of the additional expense.
I would like to remind the Commission that our Board is 100% volunteer. To my
knowledge, of the 5 Boards, we are the only Board that voted unanimously on September
13, 1990, to relinquish the $50.00 per month that is paid to each Board member. We did
this because we believed that first of all our expense of meeting once per month for one
hour did not cost $50.00; secondly, we joined the Board as a volunteer and felt that normal
expenses incurred should also be a part of being a volunteer
To date we have saved the City about $6,000.
Of the $5,000 budget allocated to us for the fiscal year 1990/91, we have spent
approximately $500 for a survey that we did of our existing businesses. The balance
of $4,500 is money allocated towards [he brochure, which Mel Glickman will update
you on after my report.
I would appreciate you reserving any questions you may have at this point until after
Mel's report. Since it is Mel's wedding anniversary, I would like to give him the
opportunity to leave immediately after his report, assuming there are not questions
for him.
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CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA
1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434
WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 32708
Telephone (407) 327-1800
WINTER SPRINGS COMMERCE &
INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT BOARD
July 28, 1992
Ms. Mary Norton
City Clerk
City of Winter Springs
1126 East State Road 434
Winter Springs, FL 32708
Dear Mary:
. Pursuant to the City Manager's request at the Commissioner's meeting last night, enclosed
please find a copy of my report.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to call me.
Sincerely,
WINTER SPRINGS COMMERCE &
n DEVEWPMENT BOARD
Jim R. Lup
Chairman
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9n Wedgewood Dr.
Winter ~)prings. FL 32108
July 14. 1992
Chairman
Winter Springs City Commission
City Hall
Winter Springs. ~-:'L 32708-4229
Dear Mr. Chairman:
nequest YOll plact" my name on your agenda for th~? city commission meeting
scheduled for July 27. 1992.
The rea.son for this request is to seek a permit to park my thirty..four foot FJace Arrow
motorhome in my driveway at the above address during times of loading or times of
unloading before and after trips My wife and I do not use this vehicle on a weekly or
even a monthly basis. HoweV(~r, there may be an occasion whf~n we might need to
use it twice in one month but this would be a rarity.
I makf~ reference to Chapter 20. Zoning and specificly paragraph 20-431. sub-
paragraphs (1 )-f and (3H in asking for a favorable reply to this request.
Thanking you in advance.
;jinc~"lrely.
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(407) 365..3314
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WEDGEWOOD GOLF VILLAS OF TU:"C'AWILLA
HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
P. 0, Box :1115"
Wintm Springs. Florida 32708
July ;:>3,1992
Chinf of F'olicf'
Wint~r Springs. Flonda 32701J
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In re5pOnf,f' to }lour telephone inquiry this di'\te, the R.o;-It'd of Dire(.1ors of thf> Wedgewood
Golf Vill:ls of Tuscawilla h;ls found that '-k Goeddo complios with the applicabl~ codes
of Winter Springs adopted by this HOn1P()Wnf~r AS50ciil.tlon relevant to loading and unloilding
of his motorhome bf;'fore and afl'.3r trips. Therefore. We are in agreement with his reqnest
for a permit for this purpose, The driveway at 9l~1 W~dgewo()d Drive is adequate to
cont,1in thp motorhome without obstruction of lmflic in lh\~ MN\
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July 20, 1992
TO:
City Manager ~
Land Development coordinator~
FROM:
RE:
Agenda Item, Commission Meeting July 27, 1992
Chestnut Ridge Final Engineering
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Please see attached Staff Review minutes. All the items mentioned
have been satisfactorily addressed. The developer is presently
reviewing the Developer Agreement furnished to him by the Utility
Director.
This project will meet all Code requirements. If the decision of the
Commission is to approve the project, it is recommended that the Staff
motion to accept, with the Developer Agreement stipulation included
in the motion.
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cc: Mayor
Commission
City Attorney
City Clerk
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July 15, 1992
TO:
COOrdlnato~
City Manager
FROM:
Land Development
RE:
Staff Review, Chestnut Ridge Final Engineering
The above referenced was held on July 14, 1992. L. Godwin, M. Meloon and G.
Garrett represented the project. Staff members present were Archer, Artman,
Govoruhk, Kern, Kozlov, Lallathin, LeBlanc, Lockcuff and Taylor.
All items addressed in the Department Head Memos (attached) have been
satisfactorily resolved.
Archer moved to accept the Final Engineering for submission to the
Commission, contingent of the Developer Agreement being executed prior to
issuance of any permits. Seconded by Govoruhk. All voted aye.
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cc: Staff (w/o attachments)
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WINTER SPRINGS WATER & SEWER
1 NORTH FAIRFAX AVENUE
WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 32708
Telephone (407) 327-1641
July 14, 1992
TO: Don LeBlanc
Land Development Coordinator
From: Kipton Lockcuff, P.E. ~~
Utility Director
RE: Chestnut Ridge
We have reviewed the plans for Chestnut Ridge received by the
City Engineer June 30, 1992 and have the following comments:
1. Water - All preViOUS comments have been addressed.
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Sewer - All preViOUS comments have been addressed.
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Effluent Reuse - All preViOUS comments have been addressed.
4. Developer Agreement - As a contingency of final approval, a
developer agreement between the City and the developer must
be executed and water and sewer capacity purchased. The
current water and sewer connection fee is $2,450 per single
family unit. Based on the 52 lots shown, the total
connection fees due at developer agreement signing would be
$127,400.
I reconm~nd approval contingent upon execution of the developer
agreement.
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July 13, 1992
TO: Land Development Coordinator
FROM: City Planner ,~)l
RE: Chestnut Ridge Final Engineering
A preliminary meeting on this project was held August 21, 1991 at which point
staff comments were collected and forwarded to the developer. A staff review
of the final development plan was subsequently held on March 11, 1992, with
concerns noted and forwarded. These actions preceded the adoption of the Winter
Springs 1991 Comprehensive Plan, dated April 27, 1992, and as defined in the
current draft version of the City's Vested Rights Ordinance, would vest the
project from newly adopted provisions of the comprehensive plan and from a formal
concurrency review under, at a minimum, the common law vesting provisions.
The construction of an 800 linear foot masonry wall between this development
along lots 34 through 40 and the existing Fairway Oaks development will provide
the required buffer.
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TO:
DON LEBLANC, LAND DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
FROH:
JOHN GOVORUHK, CHIEF OF POLICE
DATE:
MARCH 9, 1992
SUBJ:
CHE~TNUT RIDGE
09-92
NO STREET NAMES:
All street name sign(s), speed limit and stop signs to be installed
by Public Works (with street address and arrows). (Sec. 9-203 & 9-204).
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All markings on Roadways are to be thermoplastic and conforms with F.D.O.T.
Roadways and design standard specifications.
Only mailboxes as approved by u.s. Post Office standards are to be in tile
right-of-way. Supports for mailboxes - No concrete permitted and or allowed.
Break-A-Way type (Sec. 17-1) City Ord.
House Numbers will be posted, per City Ordinance (Stc. 9.....;.174). ,//'./-
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TO: Land Planing Coordinator
FROM: Fire Marshal R. E. Dallas
REFERENCE: Chestnut Ridge site plan
DATE: 07/07/92
TEXT: The fire department has no problms with the site plan
as drawn.
R. E. Dallas
Fire Marshal
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7/6/92
FROM:
LAND DEVELOPMENT ~
BUILDING OFFICIAL
CHESTNUT RIDGE
TO:
RE:
I have the following comments for this project:
1. I'm still looking for street lighting plan.
2. I do not find any lot dimensions any place in the plan. I know they
were shown on some earlier plans, but each set must stand alone.
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3. On Page 9 of 13, Note 37 is in error, I believe. At time of Platting
there will NOT be a homeowners association. Better pick some other
time to turn-retention areas over to them.
4. Who is going to construct sidewalk along Greenbrier Lane and Northern
Way at Tract "F"? Since it would be on the right-of-way, this
developer should, I feel.
5. Separate plans and permits required for the 6 ft. masonry walls.
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CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA
1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434
WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 32708
Telephone (407) 327-1800
Land Development Coordinator
G. E. Artman ~~~
July 2, 1992
Chestnut Ridge
Be advised that the developers have submitted and paid for all street
signs, however, they have not applied for an arbor permit to construct
the infrastructure for this project.
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CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA
1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434
WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 32708
Telephone (407) 327-1800
July 1, 1992
Mr. George E. Garrett, P.E.
Regional Engineers, Planners 6(
Surveyors, Inc.
817 North Garland Avenue
Orlando, FL 32801
Re: Chestnut Ridge - Final Engineering Review
Dear Mr. Garrett:
Your final engineering for the subject project, received on June 30,
1992, was found to be satisfactory.
Upon completion of the project, you will have to submit a "Letter of
Certification", three (3) sets of "as-built" engineering and three hundred
dollars ($300.00) for an "as-built" inspection fee.
Please note that there is no utility easement shown on the
engineering on the front of the lots to accommodate the placement of the
water meters and boxes shown in the "Water Service" detail. These meters
and boxes are shown in the detail on the customer's private property. Also,
in the "Sanitary Sewer Connection" detail the clean outs are shown just
inside the right-of-way line but the sidewalk is not shown as a reference.
Placement of these cleanouts in sidewalks will not be allowed.
Please note that generally utility easements along property frontage
is used only in special cases. The right-of-way areas in front of the lots
are reserved for all public utilities. Normally, all subdivision plats have
only side and rear utility easements.
If you have any questions, please contact thls office.
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C) ty Manager
~and bevelopment Coordinator
Building Official
Utili ty Director
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MEMORANDUM
TO: City Manager
FROM: City Planner .itA
DATE: July 27, 1992
RE: Office Space
I was discussing a possible solution to our office space concerns with JP and
have come up with a short-term solution which should hold us over for the next
year or two. My assistant and I will share the current commission workroom, as
it is large enough for two persons, including my filing needs. JP could then
move into my current office, giving him enough room for his filing and bookcase
needs. Finally, two desks, one phone, and the small couch could be moved from
the commission workroom into JP's current office.
An alternative would keep JP where he is, and move the commission workroom into
my current office.
The fact that I would share an office would not pose an inordinate burden, and
may prove to be beneficial for the training of my assistant, as he/she will have
first-hand knowledge of the City's issues. A workstation screen could be
utilized between our workareas to increase privacy, or even the placement of
filing cabinets.
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CI1Y MANAGER