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Home My WebLink About1977 04 11 Regular Minutes Minutes 1977-5 MINUTES Winter Springs Planning & Zoning Board March 24, 1977 ~RESENT: P&Z Board members Newsome, Sa1 vagio, Williams, and Woodfin ... Zoning Commissioner Sines ... Mayor Piland ... Councilmen Daniels and Saba- tini ... Planner Rozansky ABSENT: P&Z Board member Parkhurst CALL TO ORDER: Me'eting called to order by Chairman Williams at 7:34 p.m. MINuTEs: Minutes of the March 10, 1977, meeting were approved as submitted WEDGEWOOD GOLF VILIAS AT TUSCAWILIA: Chairman Williams opened the public in- put session b.Y calling on developer Joseph Hanratty to make a presentation. Mr. Hanratty was assisted in the presentation by the architect, Mr. Alan Berman. Mayor Piland presented the highlights of the staff review of the Final Deve1- opnent 1'lan. The staff agreed that the size of the turn-around at the end of cul-de-sacs is sufficient for emergency vehicles. The staff recommended the city not accept the streets because they don't meet city standards. The staff recommended a ban on em-street parking., Mr. Charles True, Winter Springs Development Corp., spoke in favor of the pro- posal. Members of the P&Z Board asked questions of the developer. Councilman Sines asked questions relative to the Clark Dietz & Associates report on the Final Development Plan. Chairman Williams opened the meeting for citizen comment. The following cit- izens spoke: Mrs. Shie1a Sines, 1305 Deer Run; Gordon Nelson, 1209 Winter Springs Boulevard; Tony Whe1and; Fred Rojas, 101 Partridge Circle; Robert Go11 , 40 Partridge Circle; Charles King, 1013 Gator Lane. MarION: On a motion b.Y Williams, seconded b.Y Newsome, the Board voted unan- imously to recommend to the Winter Springs City Council that the Council ap- prove the Final Development Plan for the first 43 units of the Wedgewood Golf Villas, provided: 1) That a review is made by Clark Dietz & Assoc. using plans showing which model will be built on each lot. 2) That the developer complies fully with recommendations made by the city attorney in his letter relative to a review of the proposal. 3) That a landscaping plan is submitted. 4) That Clark Dietz & Assoc. reviews and approves drift baffles. 5) That a lighting plan is submitted. :"age :2 Further, the P&Z Board recommends that the Cowlcil consider "establishing a pro- cedure by which variations of unit placement could be provided, except, on lots 11, 19, and 2S. (end of motion) REZONING REQUF..sT BY MR. JACK F. GIA'l'TING: Mr. Glatting appeared on behalf of hi~ application for rezoning from RU to RC1 of 167 acres along Fisher Road. MOTION: On a motion by Salvagio, seconded by Woodfin, the Board voted unani- mously to call a Public Hearing on the request at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 14, at the Sunshine Park Community Center, and authorized the city clerk to comply with requirements for proper notice. SITE OF FUTURE MEETINGS: By consent, the Board agreed to hold all future meetings at the Sunshine Park Community Center. NEXT MEETING: Next meeting will be 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 14, 1977. ADJOURNMENT: Meeting was adjourned at 10:45 p.m. ~ Aiu,~ ~ John Newsome, Secretary 3/2S/77 (305) 322-6841 ! .~.I\;1( DIE~-1'.7 y,,: b'cC'C;'(';.(-I.../-j r~C_~~'T\.l(~1T'1C.'-:)C ~>,J(' _ ._..10.J..' '"1_ ,,);, ",_J_'.......... ~ -. - L_J 1._" \:'-J 1 ,,!~.~!..,J} 1." '.--' P. O. BOX 1976. 500 WEST FULTON . SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 March 9, 1977 City of Winter Springs City Hall MAR 11 1977 Honorable Troy Piland City of Winter Springs 102 N. Moss Road Winter Springs, Florida 32707 RECEIVED Re: Inspection of Unoccupied Apartments Located ln Tract B of the Highlands, City of Winter Springs CD&A Job No. 6136.05 Dear Mayor Piland: As requested we conducted an inspection on March 3, 1977 of the unoccupied apartments (62 units) located in the northwest corner of Tract B of The Highlands. Mr. Bradshaw of the City assisted during the inspection. ($ The purpose of this inspection was to determine from a super- ficial review the general structural condition of the com- plex and the suitability of the existing structures to be finished for occupance. The inspection revealed in general that the complex consisting of a planned 6.2 units was in all stages of construction from units with only a foundation, stemwall and roughed in plumbing~ to units ready for finish painting and carpets. The construction in each building was staged such that all units in each build- ing were at approximately the same degree of completion for the stage of construction of the respective building. A summary of the various stages of construction is as follows: (Roman numerals refer to attached site plan) I. 12 units - Trim mostly complete, some utility hardware needed, end wall is tree damaged (needs repair), units glassed in and locked. Approximately 70% complete. ".-.."" II. 8 units - End walls not closed in, all units showed signs of being vandalized, mostly in terms of broken sound insulation material between the units; some indication of roof leakage around vent pipes; no electrical wiring; pulled in conduits; the units on each end of the building were in the worst condition; roofing in flat areas showed contraction stress. General remodeling required to finish CORPORATE OFFICE: 211 I\:ORTH RACE STREET. URBANA, ILLINOIS 61801. (217) 384-1400 OFFICES II\:: flORIDA. ILLINOIS. MISSISSIPPI. MISSOURI. TEl\.'l\.'ESSEE Honorable Troy Piland Narch 9, 1977 Page 2 units and repair damage. Only minor structural damage was noted due to weather exposure. Approximately 40-50% complete. III. 8 units - ready for paint and carpeting. One unit broken into and kitchen hardware and electrical switch~~ were missing; only minor repair required. Unit 75% complete. IV. 4 units - about same degree of completion as III above. Approximately 80% complete. V & VI. 2 buildings - 8 units total - ready for finish by painting and carpets. Approximately 85% complete. VII. 8 units - units up to floor slab with roughed In plumbing on first floor; wall framing had been toppled some time ago. This framing is not re-usable. So~e rough~d in plumbing damaged. Slab could be cleaned up and work started from that point up. VIII. 6 uni~s - footing and stern wall and roughed in plumbing only; ready for floor slab after clean up and repair of damaged plumbing. All above areas and units would need exterior clean up. The site grading work, finish landscaping, and parking lot con- struction on the entire complex need to be performed. Further inspection of the roofs of all units should be made prior to Certification of Occupancy. . Of the total of 62 units started on this site, 40 are at a point they could be finished (70% or greater complete), 8 town house units are in need of major repair and further investigation as to the amount of remodeling required and 14 must be built completely from the slab or foundation area. We found very little evidence of major structural decay due to the complex not being completed. That which was found could probably be repaired cheaper than starting over on the respective building (II). The above review does not address compliance or non-compliance with building codes which are administered by the building permit process or the certification of occupancy as controlled by the City. -." Honorable Troy Piland- March 9, 1977 Page 3 If you desire added information, please contact us. Sincerely, CLARK, DIETZ & ASSOCIATES.. INC. tf/4w./!/UL William R. Holmes, P.E. WRH/rkh Attachment M.E M 0 RAN D U,M TO: Mayor And Members of the Council FROM: Fire Chief SUBJECT: Proposed Equipment Expenditures - Line Code 435 DATE: 14 March 1977 Attached is a list of proposed purchases that were budgeted for the current fiscal year. These are all primarily replacement items that have come about through normal wear and tear. Antici- pated costs are as follows: Fire Hose, a, b, & c: $900.00 to $1,000.00 Bunker Gear: d, e, f, & g: $900.00 to ,$l,OOO.QO Breathing Apparatus, h: $1,100.00. J These figures are based on last purchases of like items plus 10%. The letter format, attached, will be mailed to approximately twelve distributors in the central Florida Area plus the required advertizing. All equipment listed, brand names, standards and descriptions, are of the same now in use in this department. All have been proven to be satisfactory to our needs and of the most economical available. c~~~ Fire Chief -- " . ' TELEPHONE (305) 327-1000 WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA ZIP CODE 32707 The City of Winter Springs is seeking bid prices for the following items of firefighting equipment. a. Fire Hose: 300 ft, 2l" double jacket, coupled, with pyrolite couplings, 800 lb test. b. Fire Hose: 100 ft, 2i" double jacket, uncoupled, 800 lb test. c. Fire Hose: 100 ft, Ii" double jacket, coupled, with pyrolite couplings, 800 lb test. o d. Helmets, Cairns 900P, with chin strap, eye shield, ear protector and front piece with department markings. e. Coats, Globe, Nomex, with removable flannel lining and standard trim with four 3lt letters on back and with radio pockets, 40" length and 35" length. f. Pants, Globe, Nomex, with removable flannel ~ining. g. Boots, Ranger, Driver (Short) and Stormking (Long). h. Two lightweight, self contained breathing units, i.e., MSA 15 minute type with spare bottles. Sealed bids to be submitted to City Clerk's Office, City of Winter Springs, 102 North Moss Road, Winter Springs, FL 32707, not later than 7:30 p.m., April 11, 1977. Further desired details are available from the fire chief's office. ..-.~...... \ )19 , , I I ~~ \ ~> '<::j( \ ,'~ \~ ~A;~' - I I I --- " ':-~~ 1 -- ~. --- .- i I I ~- t -', . : , I : J J"f- . " . ,'~-' ~ % 0----- ' ) - \ --- ~ 1>< _ <. '\ I .~~' I no- '- ' , m ~~ +- / /. 1/ ' 't ~ '/