HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance 2005-10 Transportation Impact Fees
ORDINANCE NO, 2005-10
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, RELATING TO
TRANSPORTATION IMPACT FEES; PROVIDING FOR THE
ADDITION OF COLLECTOR ROADS AND GROWTH
RELATED PROJECTS TO THE LIST OF IMPACT FEE
RELATED TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS; PROVIDING
FOR AN INCREASE IN THE TRANSPORTATION IMPACT
FEE TO COVER THE INCREASES IN CONSTRUCTION
COSTS AND THE ADDITIONAL COLLECTOR ROADS;
PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, INCORPORATION INTO
THE CODE, REPEAL OF PRIOR INCONSISTENT
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS, AND AN EFFECTIVE
DATE,
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, has previously
found and determined it to be in the best interest of the safety, health, and welfare ofthe citizens of
the City of Winter Springs to establish transportation impact fees to require new development to pay
their equitable share of public transportation improvements that must be constructed to serve new
growth; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission has commissioned an impact fee study and has retained
CPR Engineers, Inc, ("CPR") to complete the study and prepare a report on the adequacy of the
City's current transportation impact fees; and
WHEREAS, CPR has issued to the City two impact fee reports entitled, "Transportation
Impact Fee Update," dated February 2005 and "Supplement No. 3, Update to City of Winter Springs
Transportation Study," dated February 2005 ("Reports"); and
WHEREAS, the City Commission hereby finds that the Reports legally justify the continued
imposition of revised transportation impact fees pursuant to applicable law. See, e.g., Volusia
County v. Aberdeen at Ormond Beach, 760 So. 2d 126 (Fla. 2000); Contractors and Builders
Association of Pinellas County v. City of Dunedin, 329 So. 2d 314 (Fla. 1976); Wald v. Metropolitan
Dade County, 338 So. 2d 863 (Fla. 3d DCA 1976); Hollywood, Inc. v. Broward County, 431 So. 2d
606 (Fla. 4th DCA 1983); and
WHEREAS, the City Commission finds that Section 163.3202(3), Florida Statutes,
encourages the use of innovative land development regulations which includes the adoption of
"impact fees," and
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WHEREAS, the City Commission also finds that the impact fees required by this Ordinance
are necessary to mitigate impacts reasonably attributable to new development; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission also recognizes that the Florida Legislature has mandated
that local government plan comprehensively for future growth and that this regulatory Ordinance is
consistent with that mandate. See, e.g., Ch. 163, Fla. Stat.; and
WHEREAS, new land development activity generates public facility and service demands
within the City and it is reasonable to require new development to pay a fair share of the cost of
expanding new public facilities and services attributable to new development; and
WHEREAS, this Ordinance is enacted pursuant to the Florida Municipal Home Rule Powers
Act, Chapter 163, Florida Statutes, the City of Winter Springs Comprehensive Plan, and other
applicable law authorizing a municipality to set rates, fees, and charges for new development; and
WHEREAS, it is in the best interests ofthe public health, safety, and welfare ofthe citizens
of Winter Springs to amend the City's transportation impact fees and procedures.
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF WINTER
SPRINGS HEREBY ORDAINS, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Recitals, The foregoing recitals are hereby incorporated herein by this reference.
Section 2. Code Amendment, Chapter 9, Article VIII, Division 2, The City of Winter
Springs Code, Chapter 9, Article VIII, Division 2, is hereby amended as follows (underlined type
indicates additions and sttikcout type indicates deletions, while asterisks (***) indicate a deletion
from this Ordinance oftext existing in Chapter 9, Article VIII, Division 2. It is intended that the text
in Chapter 9, Article VIII, Division 2 denoted by the asterisks and set forth in this Ordinance shall
remain unchanged from the language existing prior to adoption of this Ordinance):
ARTICLE VIII, IMPACT FEES
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DIVISION 2. TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.
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Sec, 9-386,2, Intent and Purpose,
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(e) The technical data, findings and conclusions herein are based on the Comprehensive
Plan of the City of Winter Springs and in part on the following studies and reports which are
hereby adopted (by reference):
(1) Trip Generation, ITE (7th Edition),
(2) Orlando Urban Area Transportation Studyies;
(3) Special Report 209, Highway Capacity Manual, Transportation Research Board, 1985;
(4) Generalized Daily Level of Service Maximum Volumes for Florida's UrbanlUrbanized
(5000+) Areas, FDOT 2002;
(5) Cost per Lane Mile-City of Winter Springs Transportation Impact Fee Update.
2005;
(6) Existing Traffic Circulation Analysis, City of Winter Springs Study, September, 1989, Tipton
Associates Incorporated and Leftwich Consulting Engineers, Inc.;
(7) Future Traffic Circulation Analysis, City of Winter Springs Study, December, 1991, Tipton
Associates, Inc, and Leftwich Consulting Engineers, Inc.
(8) Input Data for Seminole and V olusia Counties for Calculating Transportation Impact Fees for
Convenience Stores, August, 1989, Tipton Associates Incorporated.
(9) City of Winter Springs Transportation Study. August 1997: Supplement No. 1. December
1999: Supplement No.2. February 2001: Supplement No.3. February 2005.
(10) City of Winter Springs Transportation Impact Fee Update. September 1997: Update.
December 1999: Update. February 2005.
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Section 3. New Road Impact Fee Rate Schedule. The Road Impact Fee Rate Schedule
attached hereto as Exhibit "1" and required by Section 9-386.7, and referenced and incorporated in
the City Code as Exhibit "B," is hereby repealed in its entirety and shall be replaced in full by 2005
Exhibit "B," which is attached hereto and fully incorporated herein by this reference.
Section 4, Repeal of Prior Inconsistent Ordinances and Resolutions . All prior
inconsistent ordinances and resolutions adopted by the City Commission, or parts of prior ordinances
and resolutions in conflict herewith, are hereby repealed to the extent of the conflict.
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LA1'o/D DEVELOPMENT * 9.386.21
EXHIBIT B
Column 10 11 12 1:) 11 15 16 17 18 19
New Daily
Iif. of Vehi. Vehicle
New Daily Average cI('Miles Mt!('sOn New City
Totul One of Daily Dis- 1hps.At- Trip On The the City LOS' D Per S'red Sys CU/"/l'r1t Updated
ITF:M Daily Trip Daif.v 1'/1'0 Trip Percent of tribute. trihutable Length City Street Street S.vs- LUrleen- t/'TII LU!le Cost PCI' Total Total Cost
Code Land USf' Type GBAIGLA Rate Trips Ends New Trips Foctor To Sill~ (Miles) 8_vstrtn tern paClty Mile.,; Lane Mile CO:'ltJ."hfe PI'!' Unit
Industrial
110 General light indust.rial 100,000 HA5 ()45.0 0.5 100 1.52 490,20 5,00 53A7 ],:310.55 8,050 0,1628 $561.879 $91,.175 $914.75
130 Industrial park 300,000 7.50 2,250,0 0,5 ton 1,09 1,226.25 5,00 S:tH 3,278,:38 8,050 OA073 5(jI,879 228,826 76275
ISO Warehousing 100,000 7.11 7110 0,5 100 1.7-1 G18.57 n.OO 53.17 LG5:t7!'i 8,050 0.2054 5(11,879 115,429 1.154,29
Ifll :\[ini.warehOllse 500 0.26 1300 0,5 100 109 70.85 ;'.00 5:l.47 189.42 8,050 0.02:3:; fif)1,R79 1a,221 26.44
Residential
210 Singll'-family detached ~oo 1 elf 0.5 100 IO~ 1,461.57 4.90 53.17 :1,829:16 8.050 0.4757 561,879 276,284 890.95
220 Low-rise apartment 300 lCU 0.5 100 0.93 884.1:1 4.90 5:3.47 2,:117.2:1 8.050 0.2B79 5fi1,879 161,7ttO 5:39.t:l
2:10 J..ow-rise- residt'ntial cOl\do 200 1 CU O.n 100 0.94 551.78 4.90 5:3.47 1.415.(j8 8,050 D.179n 561,879 100,906 504.S3
240 Mobilt' home park 200 leU 0.5 100 Ll.1 552.90 4.90 5:3.47 1,448,61 8,050 O.lRon 561,879 101.111 505.56
252 Congregate Care 200 1 CU 0.5 100 0.79 169.Sfi / 4,90 !i:3.47 445.01 8,050 0.05fi:l 561,879 :U,OIjl 15;'.31
Lodging
:J20 Motpl 125 lRM N/A 9.94 100 0.57 :154.11 5.60 5.3.47 1,060.:13 8,0)""10 O,!:l]7 561,879 74,009 5V2.07
Recreational
4,10 GolfcOllfSf' 145 1 AC N/A 5.0fj 7;3:3.7 0,78 286.14 4.40 5:1.47 07.3.20 8,050 O.OS:w 561,879 4G,9BD :32,1(lG
4.14 Movie t.heatre 6 1 SCR N/A 153,:13 ~no.o 124 570.:J~) 4.40 53.47 1,:HU)4 8,050 0.1667 561.879 9;3,666 15,fil0.!J2
492 Racquet. dub :n,ooo 1,000 SF (}IlA 17.14 565.6 1.07 a02.f;1 4.40 5,1.47 711.:14 S,050 O,OSS,t fifil,S79 4~),fj9'2 1,)""IOG.8'2
491 Bowling alley 24,000 1,000 SF GilA a:LI:{ 799,9 106 42:t!)6 4.40 5:I.17 m17.44 B,050 0,12:i9 fi()1,87H 1J9,fi20 2,!mO.'s2
Institutional
560 Chllrch 10,000 1,000 SF (}IlA 9.:J2 9:1,2 05 .1.10 )"",:J.47 S:L,!;l 8,050 0.{)1O~ fi61,879 5,7;~9 fi7;J.!J.1
5fiG Day care center 5,000 1.000 SF (}IlA 79.26 :396.:3 0.5 1.50 53.-17 70,~{2 8,050 O.OOH07 G61,H7!) 4,909 981.72
5!11 T..odgelfat.ernalorg:ulization 500 1 Mr:M N/A 0.29 1-15.0 0.5 4.40 S;3.,17 175.69 8,OSO 00218 5G1,879 12,2GJ 2--1.53
Medical
610 Hospit,al :]00 11lED N/A 12.6H 3,804.0 0,5 100 0.5 53.47 2,542.;'0 8,05U 0,3158 fiGl,oS79 177,4(;3 fi91.fi4
6:20 i'iursillg home 100 1 flED N/A 2.61 261.0 0.5 100 0.5 53.47 174.4:' 8,050 0.0217 561.87!} 12,176 121.76
6;10 Clinic 5,000 1,000 SF GHA 2:3.79 119.0 0.5 100 5:3.47 159.01 8,050 0.019's 561,879 1] ,098 2,219.G9
Office
710 GE'neral officE' building 50,000 1,000 SF GBA 16.62 8;31.0 0.5 100 1.:35 5HO.9:l 1,4~)9.G3 8,050 O.lHfj;{ 561,879 104,H/2 2,09~U.5
720 MedicaVdent.al office building 40,000 1000 SF GilA 3099 1,239.6 0.50 100 1.25 714.75 2,07L29 8,050 O.25n 5H 1,879 14-1,57:3 :J.614.31
750 Office park 375,000 1,000 SF GilA 11.67 4,:3763 0,5 100 1.25 2,735.Ui 7,:1]2.44 8,050 0.90B4 561,879 510,:398 J:l61.06
770 Bllsille;-;s park 325,000 1,000 Sf' GBA n88 4,511.0 D.G 100 1.04 2,;345.72 6,27L28 8,050 0.7790 561,879 .1:37,727 1,;HIUl5
Commercial
812 I3uilding materials/lumber store 20.000 1,000 SF GBA :30.55 611.0 0.50 fif) 1.05 176.4:J 4.40 0.051G 56] ,879 28,972 1,448.58
814 Specialty retail center 30,000 1,000 SF GLA 40,67 1,220,1 0.5 51) 0,92 308.69 4.40 53.47 0.O90~ 561,879 50,690 1,68H.H8
815 Disconnt store 90,000 1,000 SF GBA 59.90 5,:191.0 0,5 55 0,57 845.04 2,75 53.47 0,1544 56J.879 86,729 96:166
816 Hardwarpjpaint store 27,000 1,000 SF GBA 51.29 1,:J84.8 0.5 55 0.95 3!i1.79 2.25 53.47 0.0541 561,879 .10,:380 1,1:!5.20
817 Nursery/garden store 9,000 1,000 SF GBA :]6,08 324,7 05 55 1.03 91.98 2,75 53.47 O.OUia 561,879 9.440 1,048,88
820 Retail (C)
O~-25,000 sq. ft. 12,500 1,000 Sf' GLA 154,08 1,92G.O 0,5 30 0,9 260,01 2.00 53.47 278.05 8,050
25,000,u 50,000 sq. ft, 37,500 1,000 Sr' GLA 102,08 3,828,0 0.5 :37 0.92 651.53 2,25 53.47 783,83 8,050
50,000-99,999 sq. fi. 75,000 1,000 Sf' GLA 78,72 5,904.0 0.5 50 0,93 1,377.68 2,50 53.47 1,8~4,93 8,(1)0
100,000-199,999 sq. ft.. 150,000 1,000 SF GLA 60,70 9,105.0 (),5 61 0.93 2582.6a 2,75 5:3.47 ;1,7!l7.37 8,050
200,000-299,999 sq, ft. 250,000 1,000 SF GLA 50,12 12,530,0 0.5 67 094 3,945.70 ~.OO 5~.47 6,:tW.29 8.050
831 Quality restaurant 9,000 1,000 SF GBA 92.67 834,0 0,5 82 0.8~ 283.82 4.40 53.47 667,74 8,050
832 High turnover sit-down restaurant 5,000 1,000 SF GBA 206,36 1.031.8 0,5 52 0,79 211.9:3 2,50 53.47 28:1,30 8,050
833 Fast food restaurant wlo drive-thru 2,800 1,000 SF GBA 790,00 2,212,0 0.5 52 0.54 310.5G 2,50 53.47 415,83 8,050
834 Fast food restaurant wldrive-thru 3,000 1,000 SF GBA 632,12 1,896.4 0,5 52 0_58 285,97 2,50 5:1.47 382,27 B,OSO
840 Auto care center 6,000 1,000 SF GLA 15,86 95,2 0,5 74 1.00 35.21 4.40 53.47 82,84 8,050
845/846 Service station w/convenience 1,000 1,000 SF GLA 846,06 846,1 0.5 22 0,67 62.:{!) 0,75 53.47 25.01 8,050
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EXHIBIT
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New Daily
Vi'hide
New City
Group Totat One of thi' City LOS D Per Street Sys. Current Updated
ITEM Mid- Daily '/hp Daily 7loo 'nip Percent of Streef Sys- Lane Ca- fent Lufte Cost Per Total TotaL Cost
Code Land Use 'I)'pc Range Unill; GBA/GTA Rale Trips Ends Nell' 1hps tem pactt)' Miles Lane Mile Cost/Site Per Unit
847 Self-service car wash 5 1 STL GLA 108 00 540.0 0,74 99.90 ~.25 53,47 120,19 8,050 0.0149 561,879 8,389 1,677.78
848 Tire St.ore 5,000 1,000 SF GI3A 2:3.!)4 119,7 1.00 3H.51 3,26 5.147 63,64 8,050 0,0079 561,879 4,442 88H.:J8
851 Convenience store (open 24 hrs.) 2,000 1,000 SF GBA 737,99 0.67 108.78 0.75 53.47 4:Ui2 8,050 0.0054 561,879 3,04S 1.522.'13
(w/o g:1so1ine pumps)
853 COllllellienee storew/gasoline pllmps 2,500 2,:188,0 D.r; 22 0.67 176.00 a.7S 5;~.47 70.58 8,050 O.OORS 561,879 4,B2f; 1,970.52
890 Furniture store 80,000 :J07,2 0.5 53 {U:\.1 (ja.;~8 4.40 53.47 lGO,88 8,050 O.O:,Wo 561,879 11,229 140,:17
Services
911 Walk-in bank l.000 SF GBA 1-10.61 1,124.9 0.50 ~() L2:l 207.54 1.50 5:147 166.46 8,050 O.O:.!O7 fl(il.879 11.619 1,452,:12
912 Driv-'- 1,000 SF GHA 279.4:3 978.0 0.50 :10 1.:')6 228.8G 1.5 5:1..17 18:3.55 8,050 {U)228 561,879 12,812 :),66047
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2005 Exhibit B
I New uallY New<..;IlY
New Daily % Vehicle Vehicle Street
One of Percent Daily Trips Avg Trip Miles on Miles on System Current Cost Total
Item Group GBAI Daily Trip Total Daily Two Trip Of New Distribution Attributable Length City City LOS"D" Lane per Lane CosVSite Total Cost
Code Land Use Type Midrange Units GLA Rate Trips Ends Trips Factor to Site (miles) System System per Lane Miles Mile ($) ($) per Unil($)
INDUSTRIAL
110 General light industrial 100,000 1000 SF GBA 6.45 645 0.5 100% 1.52 490.20 5.00 53.4 7% 1310.55 8050 0.1628 942,029.00 153,363.46 1,533,63
130 Industrial Park 300,000 1000 SF GBA 7.5 2250 0.5 100% 1.09 1226,25 5.00 53.4 7% 3278,38 8050 0.4073 942,029,00 383,643.29 1,278.81
150 Warehousing 100000 1000 SF GBA 7.11 711 0.5 100% 1.74 618.57 5.00 53.47% 1653.75 8050 0.2054 942,029.00 193,525,16 1,935,25
151 Mini-warehouse 500 1 SU GBA 0.26 130 0.5 100% 1.09 70.85 5.00 53.47% 189.42 8050 0.0235 942,029.00 22,166.06 44,33
RESIDENTIAL
210 Single-Family DeVAll 300 1 CU N/A 9.46 2838 0.5 100% 1.03 1461.57 4.90 53.47% 3829.36 8050 0.4757 942,029.00 448,119.95 1,493.73
220 Low-rise Apartments 300 1 CU N/A 6.34 1902 0.5 100% 0.93 884.43 4.90 53.47% 2317.23 8050 0.2879 942,029.00 271,167.80 903.89
230 Low-rise Res. Condo 200 1 CU N/A 5.87 1174 0.5 100% 0.94 551.78 4.90 53.47% 1445.68 8050 0.1796 942,029.00 169,176.72 845.88
240 Mobile Home Park 200 1 CU N/A 4.85 970 0.5 100% 1.14 552.90 4.90 53.4 7% 1448.61 8050 0.1800 942,029.00 169,520.12 847.60
252 Conoreoate Care 200 1 CU N/A 2.15 430 0.5 100% 0.79 169.85 4.90 53.4 7% 445.01 8050 0.0553 942,029.00 52,076.31 260.38
LODGING
320 Motel 125 1 RM N/A 9.94 1242.5 0.5 100% 0.57 354.11 5.60 53.4 7% 1060.33 8050 0.1317 942,029.00 124,081,74 992.65
RECREATIONAL
430 Golf Course 145 1 AC N/A 5,06 733.7 0.5 100% 0.78 286.14 4.40 53.4 7% 673,20 8050 0.0836 942,029.00 78,779,71 543.31
444 Movie Theater 6 1 SCR N/A 153,33 920 0.5 100% 1.24 570.40 4.40 53.47% 1341.97 8050 0.1667 942,029.00 157,040,17 26,173.36
492 Racquet Club 33,000 1000 SF GBA 17.14 565,6 0.5 100% 1.07 302.60 4.40 53.4 7% 711.91 8050 0.0884 942,029,00 83,309.48 2,524.53
494 Bowlino AIIev 24,000 1000 SF GBA 33.33 799.9 0.5 100% 1.06 423.95 4.40 53.47% 997.41 8050 0.1239 942,029.00 116,719.34 4,863.31
INSTITUTIONAL
560 Church 10000 1000 SF GBA 9.32 93.2 0.5 100% 0.75 34.95 4.40 53.47% 82.23 8050 0.0102 942,029.00 9,622.29 962.23
566 Day Care Center 5000 1000 SF GBA 79.26 396.3 0.5 25% 1.77 87.68 1.50 53.47% 70.32 8050 0.0087 942,029.00 8,229.57 1,645.91
591 Lodoe/FratemaIOro. 500 1 MEM N/A 0.29 145 0.5 100% 1.03 74.68 4.40 53.47% 175.69 8050 0.0218 942,029.00 20,559.21 41.12
MEDICAL
610 Hospital 300 1 BED N/A 12,68 3804 0.5 100% 0.5 951.00 5.00 53.4 7% 2542.50 8050 0.3158 942,029.00 297,528.86 991.76
620 Nursing Home 100 1 BED N/A 2,61 261 0.5 100% 0.5 65.25 5,00 53.4 7% 174.45 8050 0.0217 942,029.00 20,414.05 204.14
630 Clinic 5000 1000 SF GBA 23.79 119 0.5 100% 1 59,50 5.00 53.4 7% 159.07 8050 0.0198 942,029.00 18,615.11 3,723.02
OFFICE
710 General Office Building 50000 1000 SF GBA 16.62 831 0.5 100% 1.35 560.93 5.00 53.4 7% 1499.63 8050 0.1863 942,029.00 175,490.41 3,509.81
720 Medical/Dental Off Bid 40000 1000 SF GBA 30.99 1239.6 0.5 100% 1.25 774.75 5.00 53.4 7% 2071.29 8050 0.2573 942,029.00 242,387.47 6,059.69
750 Office Park 375000 1000 SF GBA 11.67 4276.3 0.5 100% 1.25 2672.69 5.00 53.47% 7145.43 8050 0.8876 942,029.00 836,174,20 2,229.80
770 Business Park 325000 1000 SF GBA 13.88 4511 0.5 100% 1.04 2345.72 5.00 53.47% 6271.28 8050 0.7790 942,029.00 733,879.49 2,258.09
COMMERCIAL
812 Bldg MaVLumber Store 20000 1000 SF GBA 30.55 611 0.5 55% 1.05 176.43 4.40 53.47% 415.07 8050 0.0516 942,029.00 48,572,95 2,428,65
814 Specialty Retail Center 30000 1000 SF GLA 40,67 1220.1 0.5 55% 0.92 308.69 4.40 53.47% 726.24 8050 0.0902 942,029.00 84,985.96 2,832.87
815 Discount Store 90000 1000 SF GBA 59.9 5391 0.5 55% 0.57 845,04 2.75 53.47% 1242.57 8050 0.1544 942,029.00 145,407.95 1,615.64
816 Hardware/Paint Store 27000 1000 SF GBA 51.29 1384.83 0.5 55% 0.95 361.79 2,25 53.47% 435.26 8050 0.0541 942,029.00 50,934.71 1,886.47
817 Nursery/Garden Store 9000 1000 SF GBA 36.08 324,7 0.5 55% 1.03 91.97 2,75 53.47% 135.24 8050 0.0168 942,029.00 15,825.72 1,758.41
820 Retail 0.5
o . 24,999 sf 12500 1000 SF GLA 154.08 1926 0.5 30% 0.9 260.01 2.00 53.4 7% 278.05 8050 0.0345 942,029.00 32,538.58 2,603,09
25,000 - 49,999 sf 37500 1000 SF GlA 102.08 3828 0.5 37% 0.92 651.53 2.25 53.4 7% 783.83 8050 0.0974 942,029.00 91,726.03 2,446.03
50,000 - 99,999 sf 75000 1000 SF GLA 78.72 5904 0.5 50% 0.93 1372.68 2.50 53.4 7% 1834.93 8050 0.2279 942,029.00 214,727,61 2,863.03
100,000.199,999 sf 150000 1000 SF GLA 60.7 9105 0.5 61% 0.93 2582.63 2.75 53.47% 3797.57 8050 0.4717 942,029.00 444,399.96 2,962.67
200,000 - 299,999 sf 250000 1000 SF GLA 50,12 12530 0.5 67% 0.94 3945.70 3.00 53.47% 6329.29 8050 0.7862 942,029.00 740,667,97 2,962.67
831 Quality Restaurant 9000 1000 SF GBA 92.67 834.03 0.5 82% 0.83 283.82 4.40 53.47% 667,74 8050 0.0829 942,029.00 78,140,26 8,682.25
832 High Turnover Sit-d.Res 5000 1000 SF GBA 206.36 1031.8 0.5 52% 0,79 211.93 2.50 53.47% 283,30 8050 0.0352 942,029.00 33,152,37 6,630.47
833 Fast Food w/o Drivethru 2800 1000 SF GBA 790 2212 0.5 52% 0.54 310,56 2.50 53.47% 415,15 8050 0.0516 942,029,00 48,581.49 17,350.53
834 Fast Food w/Drivethru 3000 1000 SF GBA 632.12 1896.4 0.5 52% 0.58 285.98 2.50 53.47% 382,28 8050 0.0475 942,029.00 44,735.25 14,911.75
840 Auto Care Center 6000 1000 SF GLA 15.86 95.2 0.5 74% 1 35,22 4.40 53.47% 82,87 8050 0.0103 942,029.00 9,697,73 1,616.29
845 Svc Sta w/Convenience 1000 1000 SF GLA 846.06 846.1 0.5 22% 0.67 62.36 0,75 53.47% 25.01 8050 0.0031 942,029,00 2,926,37 2,926.37
847 Self Svc Car Wash 5 1 STL GLA 108 540 0.5 50% 0.74 99.90 2,25 53.47% 120.19 8050 0.0149 942,029.00 14,064.57 2,812.91
848 Tire Store 5000 1000 SF GBA 23,94 119.7 0.5 61% 1 36.51 3.26 53.47% 63.64 8050 0.0079 942,029.00 7,447.15 1,489.43
851 Con. Str (24hr) w/o gas 2000 1000 SF GBA 737.99 1476 0.5 22% 0.67 108.78 0.75 53.47% 43.62 8050 0.0054 942,029.00 5,104.98 2,552.49
853 Convenience w/gas 2500 1000 SF GBA 955.2 2388 0.5 22% 0.67 176.00 0,75 53.4 7% 70.58 8050 0.0088 942,029.00 8,259.27 3,303.71
890 Furniture store 80000 1000 SF GBA 3,84 307.2 0.5 53% 0.84 68.38 4.40 53.4 7% 160.88 8050 0.0200 942,029.00 18,826.85 235.34
SERVICES
911 Walk-in Bank 8000 1000 SF GBA 140.61 1124,9 0.5 30% 1.23 207.54 1.50 53.4 7% 166.46 8050 0,0207 942,029.00 19,479,60 2,434.95
912 Drive-in Bank 3500 1000 SF GBA 279.43 978.005 0.5 30% 1.56 228.85 1.50 53.4 7% 183.55 8050 0.0228 942,029.00 21,479.63 6,137.04
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Section 5. Incorporation Into Code. This Ordinance shall be incorporated into the
Winter Springs City Code and any section or paragraph, number or letter, and any heading may be
changed or modified as necessary to effectuate the foregoing. Grammatical, typographical, and like
errors may be corrected and additions, alterations, and omissions, not affecting the construction or
meaning of this ordinance and the City Code may be freely made.
Section 6. Severability, If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, word or
provision of this Ordinance is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of
competent jurisdiction, whether for substantive, procedural, or any other reason, such portion shall
be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision, and such holding shall not affect the
validity of the remaining portions of this Ordinance.
Section 7. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon
adoption by the City Commission of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, and pursuant to City
Charter.
ADOPTED by the City Commission of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, in a regular
meeting assembled on the 14th day of March , 005.
JOHN F. BUSH, Mayor
ATTEST:
ANDREA LORENZO-LUACES, City Clerk
Approved as to legal form and sufficiency for
the City of Winter Springs only:
ANTHONY A. GARGANESE, City Attorney
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Effective Date:
February 28, 2005
March 14. 2005
See Section 7.
City of Winter Springs
Ordinance No. 2005-10
Page 4 of 4
Orlando
Sentinel
Published Daily
State of Florida } S.S.
COUNTY OF ORANGE
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared BEVERLY C. SIMMONS
, who on oath says
that he/she is the Legal Advertising Representative of Orlando Sentinel, a dally
newspaper published at ALTAMONTE SPRINGS in
SEMINOLE County, Florida;
that the attached copy of advertisement being a NOTICE IS HEREBY
in the matter of ord. 2005-10
in the SEMINOLE Court
was published in said newspaper in the issue; of 03/04/05
Affiant further says that the said Orlando Sentinel is a newspaper published at
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS in said
SEMINOLE County, Florida,
and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published in
said SEMINOLE County, Florida,
each week Day and has been entered as second-class mail matter at the post
office in ALTAMONTE SPRINGS in said
SEMINOLE County, Florida,
for a period of one year next preceding the first publication of the attached
copy of advertisement; and affiant further says that he/she has neither paid
nor promised any person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate,
commission or refund for the purpose of securing this advertisement for
publication in the said newspaper.
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 4th day of
MARCH , 2005, by BEVERLY C. SIMMONS
who is personally known to me and did take an oath.
(SEAL) DEBORAH M. TONEY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS
PROPOSES TO ADOPT
THE FOLLOWING ORDI.
NANCE TO THE WINTER
SPRINGS CODE OF ORDI-
NANCES:
OROINANCE NO. 2005-10
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF WINTER
SPRINGS, FLORIDA, RE.
LATING TO TRANSPOR.
TATION IMPACT FEES;
PROVIDING FOR THE AD.
DITION OF COLLECTOR
ROADS AND GROWTH RE
LATED PROJECTS TO
THE LIST OF IMPACT
FEE RELATED TRAN
PORTATION PROJECTS
PROVIDING FOR AN IN.
CREASE IN THE TRANS-
PORTATION IMPACT FEE
TO COVER THE INCREAS.
ES IN CONSTRUCTION
COSTS AND THE ADDI.
TIDNAL COLLECTOR
ROADS; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY, INCOR-
PORATION INTO THE
CODE, REPEAL OF PRI-
OR INCONSISTENT ORDI-
NANCES AND RESOLU.
TlONS, AND AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
PUBLIC HEARING FOR
SECOND READING AND
ADOPTION WILL BE
HELD ON
MONDAY, MARCH 14, 2005 AT
6:30 PM OR SOON THEREAFTER
IN THE COMMISSION CHAMBERS
LOCATED AT THE'
WINTER SPRINGS CITY HALL
1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434
WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA
The proposed ordlnance
may be Inspected bv Inter.
ested parties between 8 a.m.
and 5 p.m., Mondav through
Frldav, at the Cltv's Clerk's
Office, located at 1126 East
State Road 434, Winter
Springs, Florida. For more
Information call (407) 327-
1800 11227. Persons with disa.
bllltles needing assistance
to participate In anv of
these proceedings should
contact the Emplovee Rela.
tlons Department Coordina
tor ,48 hours In advance of
the meeting at (407) 327.
1800, Extension 236. This Is
a public hearing. If vou de-
cide to appeal anv recom
mendatlon/declslon made bv
the Local Planning Agency
with respect to anv matter
considered at this meeting,
you will need a record of the
proceedings, and for such
purposes, you may need to
ensure that a verbatim re
cord of the proceedings is
made upon which the appeal
is based, interested parties
are advised that they may
appear at the meeting and
be heard with respect to the
proposed ordinance.
CSE6075553 3/4/05
Orlando
Sentinel
in the
was published in said newspaper in the issue; of ,'/ . J
Court,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT'
THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS'
PROPOSES TO ADOPT
THE FOLLOW I NG ORDI-
NANCE TO THE WINTER
SPRINGS CODE OF ORDI-
NANCES:
ORDINANCE NO. 2005.10
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF WINTER
SPRINGS, FLORIDA, RE-
LATING TO TRANSPOR-
TATION IMPACT FEES;
PROVIDING FOR THE AD-
DITION OF COLLECTOR
ROADS AND GROWTH RE-
LATED PROJECTS TO
THE LIST OF IMPACT
FEE RELATED TRAN~
PORTATION PROJECTS;
PROVIDING FOR AN IN-
CREASE IN THE TRANS-
PORTATION IMPACT FEE
TO COVER THE INCREAS-
ES IN CONSTRUCTION
COSTS AND THE ADDI-
TIONAL COLLECTOR
ROADS; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY, INCOR-
PORATION INTO THE
CODE, REPEAL OF PRI-
OR INCONSISTENT ORDI-
NANCES AND RESOLU-
TIONS, AND AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
PUBLIC HEARING FOR
SECOND READING AND
ADOPTION WILL BE
HELD ON
MONDAY, MARCH 14, 2005 AT,
6:30 P.M. DR SOON THEREAFTER
IN THE COMMISSION CHAMBERS i
LOCATED AT THE
WINTER SPRINGS CITY HALL
1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434
WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA
Published Daily
fetate of jfloftba } S.S.
COUNTY OF ORANGE
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared
, who on oath says
that he/she is the Legal Advertising Representative of Orlando Sentinel, a dally
newspaper published at , in
County, Florida;
"y
BEVERLY C.SIMMONS
that the attached copy of advertisement, being a
in the matter of
.-ij
Affiant further says that the said Orlando Sentinel is a newspaper published at
,in said
County, Florida,
and that the 'said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published in
said '" 0' ' C,'",' , County, Florida,
each Week Day and has been entered as second-class mail matter at the post
office in ! . - - in said
. County, Florida,
for a period of one year next preceding the first publication of the attached
copy of advertisement; and affiant further says that he/she has neither paid
nor promised any person, firm or" c~ rp. ration any diSCO, untt::r. bate,
commission or refund for the purpose.or ecuring is a~tisem nt for
publication in the said newspaper. // .... Lf .
i -t- ~~
4th
(SEAL)
The proposed ordinance
may be inspected by inter.
ested parties between 8 a.m.
and 5 p.m., Monday through
Friday, at the City'S Clerk's
Office, located at 1126 East
State Road 434, Winter
Springs, Florida. For more
information call (407) 327.
1800 #227. Persans with dlsa.
bilities needing assistance
to participate in any of
these proceedings should
contact the Employee Rela.
tions Department Coordina.
tor, 48 haurs in advance of
the meeting at (407) 327.
1800, Extension 236. This is
o public hearing. If you de.
clde to appeai any recom.
mendatlon/decislon made by
the Local Plonnlng Agency
with respect to any matter
considered at this meeting,
you will need a record of the
/"
proceedings, and for such
purposes, you may need to
ensure that a verbatim reo
cord of the proceedings Is
made upon which the appeal
Is based. Interested parties
are advised that they may
appear at the meeting and
be heard with respect to the
proposed ordinance.
CSE6075553 3/4105
Th;' r~~~~ncdtri~nf'l~~ T~I~
agrees that the FGUA bears
no responsibility for any
costs associated with the
preparation of the Proposal
and/or any administrative
~~ 1 i~nd~ 1~~Irn"r~~ ~61l~i~gtroe~
r process. This Request for
Proposals does not consti.
tute an agreement or con-
tract with any responding
firm.
II. SERVICES
The Contractor shall demon-
strate the ability to furnish
all labor and materials (in-
Cluding chemicals, and fu-
o ell. vehicles and other con-
sumables necessary for the
operation and maintenance
of the water and wastewater
facilities of the FGUA, as
well as all customer care
and billing operations. The
work shall include treat-
gent
e
.
line: $3.30
line: $2.30
or up to 14 days.
dvantage -
:ntage
One easy phone call
': Realtors only.
.... .......v......_ 11111;; ..., va..,c\'IIVC\'
firm from further consider-
ation. The requested infor~
motion will include, but
may not be limited to the
following:
1. The full name, tax identi-
fication number and corpo-
rate office address of the en-
tity, which would contract
with the FGUA.
2. When the proposed Firm
was organized, where incor-
porated and how many
years principals of the firm
have been engaged in con-
tract operations services as
identified in the RFP. A
comprehensive description
of the Firm's corporate
ownership history identifY,
ing and explaining if there
is any foreign (non-U.S.
based) ownership of the
firm.
3. A description of operating
and maintenance experi-
ence of the firm to include
references from other cli-
ents where the proposed
Contractor or its Principols
have demonstrated a mini-
mum of two years experi-
ence in the management of
operations and maintenance
services of utility systems
of similar complexity. A
minimum of five references
must be provided from at
least five distinct clients,
three of which must have
been for a duration of more
than two Years. Identifica-
tion by name and contact
person of each former client
with whom the proposer has
attempted but failed to reo
negotiate a successful con-
tract.
4. Identification of pertinent
experience of the firm in the
management of both regu.
lated and non-regulated wa-
ter and wastewater utilities,
inCluding billing operations
and customer service.
5. A detailed start-up sched-
ule to include a phasing
chart of the normal activi-
ties required to assure a
smooth transition of person-
nel and equipment to as-
sume operational control of
FGUA facilities upon re-
ceipt of a Notice to Proceed.
6. A description' of litigation
that the firm or staff is cur-
rently involved in or has
been involved in as a plain-
tiff or defendant in the past
five (5) years.
The successful proposer
'1
COR607sm-'~""""""
3/4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 2005
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS
PI~OPOSES TO ADOPT
THE FOLLOWING ORDI-
NANCE TO THE WINTER
SPRINGS CODE OF ORDI-
NANCES:
ORDINANCE NO, 2005-10
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF WINTER
SPRINGS, FLORIDA, RE-
LATING TO TRANSPOR-
TATION IMPACT FEES;
PROVIDING FOR THE AD-
DITION OF COLLECTOR
ROADS AND GROWTH RE-
LATED PROJECTS TO
THE LIST OF IMPACT
FEE RELATED TRAN~
PORTATION PROJECTS;
PROVIDING FOR AN IN-
CREASE IN THE TRANS-
PORTATION IMPACT FEE
TO COVER THE INCREAS-
ES IN CONSTRUCTION
COSTS AND THE ADDI-
TIONAL COLLECTOR
ROADS; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY, INCOR-
PORATION INTO THE
CODE, REPEAL OF PRI-
OR INCONSISTENT ORDI-
NANCES AND RESOLU-
TIONS, AND AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
PUBLIC HEARING FOR
SECOND READING AND
ADOPTION WILL BE
HELD ON
MDNDAY,-MARCH 14,2005 AT
6:30 P.M.OR SOON THEREAFTER
IN THE COMMISSION CHAMBERS
LOCATED AT THE
WINTER SPRINGS CITY HALL
1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434
WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA
The proposed ordinance
may be inspected by inter-
ested parties between 8 a.m.
and 5 p.m., Monday through
Friday, at the City's Clerk's
Office, located at 1126 East
State Road 434, Winter
Springs, Florida. Far more
information call (407) 327-
1800 #227. Persons with disa-
bilities needing assistance
to participate in any of
these proceedings should
contact the Employee Rela-
tions Department Coordina-
tor, 48 hours in advance of
the meeting at (407) 327-
1800, Extension 236. This is
a public hearing. If you de-
cide to appeal any recom-
mendation/decision made by
the Local Planning Agency
With respect to any matter
considered ot this meeting,
YOU will need a record of the
container is 5 It :'id~ x 8 It
long x 7 It high,
COR6075584 3/4, 11, 2005
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-
EN THAT ON 03/16/05 AT
3:30PM AT U-STORE-IT #703
3730 S. ORANGE AVE" IN
THE CITY OF ORLANDO,
STATE OF FLORIDA THE
UNDERSIGNED, U-
STORE-IT #703 WILL SELL
AT PUBLIC SALE BY
COMPETITIVE BIDDING,
THE PERSONAL PROP-
ERTY HERETOFORE
STORED WITH THE UN-
DERSIGNED BY:
NAME UNIT
KOSMO STUDIOS #1001
DENN IS FORESTER #2026
TIMDIKE #2113
TM LANDSCARE
LIGHTING
CONCEPTS #4084
COR6065108 2/25,3/4,2005
"Cox Radio Is an Equal Op-
portunity Employer. In ac-
cordance with the FCC's
EEQ regulations, any orga-
nization tllat distributes in-
formation about employ-
ment opportunities to job
seekers or refers job seek-
ers to employers may re.
quest that it be provided no-
tice of Cox Radio job
vacancies as they occur. If
your organization would like
to be notified of such vacan-
cies, please contact Linda
Qualls at Cox Radio, Inc.,
4192 John Young Parkway,
Orlando, FL 32804 or at lin-
~~g ci~?zl~~~~ofti~f~i Sh~r~~
be given notice of job vacan-
cies must provide its name,
mailing address, email ad-
dress (if applicable), tele-
phone number, contact per-
son and identifY the
category or categories of
vacancies of which it re-
quests notice (an organiza-
tion may request nollce of
all vacancies).lt
COR6076245 MAR.4,5,6,7,8,
9,10,2005
MEETING NOTICE
METROPLAN ORLANDO,
The Metropolitan Planning
Organization for the Orlan-
do Urban Area, 'announces
the following public meet-
ings of its Governing 'Board
to which all persons are in-
vited:
Date: Wednesday, March 9, MI'
2005
Time: 9:00 a,m.
Place: METROPLAN OR-
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