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October 23, 1987
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CITY MANAGER
LAND DEVELOPMENT COORDINATO~'
FROM:
RE:
OCTOBER 26, 1987 COMMISSION MEETING, AGENDA ITEMS
Greenbriar Lane Extension- This is to complete Greenbriar
Lane between Greenbriar and Braewick. The Staff
has no objections. The plat will be recorded
upon completion of the project and is not sub-
mitted for approval at this time. Please see
attached Staff Review dated October 20, 1987
and City Engineer letter dated October 21, 1987.
Tuscawilla Unit 17- This is a 112 acre, 260! lot project
bordered by Winter Springs Boulevard, Northern
Way and the golf course. Homes in this area
will be in the $175,000+ range. The P & Z
Board approved this project on October 14, 1987.
Please see attached Staff Review dated October
7, 1987 and City Engineer letter dated October
23, 1987.
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RE: Staff Review, Greenbriar Lane Extension Final Engineering
A Staff Review on the above referenced was held on October 20, 1987.
Representing the project were J. Afflebach, B. Austin and C. True. Staff
members present were Artman, Govoruhk, Holzman, Koch, Kozlov, LeBlanc and
Smith.
Items discussed and agreed upon were:
1 . There will be sidewalks on both sides.
2. No development along road until the road is stabilized.
3. No thru-way until road accepted by City.
4. There will be signs and striping for golf cart pathway across road.
5. Florida Power will furnish a lighting plan.
6. A plat will be subnitted for review depicting the retention pond as
tracts. Winter Springs Development Corporation will own the ponds and
will grant an easement to the City.
7. Slope on the sidewalk banks will be 6: 1 .
8. No lift holes in stormwater system.
There was discussion on curb inlets. The City Engineer is double checking the
design criteria to ensure that these meet Code requirements. If these meet the
Code requirements, the project will be presented to the Corrunissioners at the
scheduled meeting of October 26, 1987.
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CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA
1126 STATE ROAD 434
WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA 32708
Telephone (305) 327.1800
October 21, 1987
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Mr. Brian D. Austin, P.E.
Project Manager
Donald W. McIntosh Associates, Inc.
2200 Park Avenue, North
Winter Park, FL 32789
RE: Greenbriar Lane Extension
Dear Brian:
The final engineering drawings and associated documentation that you have
subni tted for the Greenbriar Lane Extension have been found to be satisfactory.
By virtue of finding the engineering for this project, Greenbriar Lane
Extension, to be satisfactory, the request to have a 1020 foot gutter run to
inlets 8 and 9 is granted under the authorization allowed under Section 14-126
(e), Land Developnent Code.
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Land Developnent Coordinator
Building Department
Director of Public Works
October 7, 1987
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Planning and Zoning Board ~
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RE: Staff Review - 'I'uscawilla Uni t 17, Preliminary
A review of the above referenced was held on October 6, 1987, at 2: 00 PM at
Ci ty Hall. Representing the project were J. Aff lebach, B. Austin and C. 'l'rue.
Staff members present were Govoruhk, Holzman, Koch, Kozlov, LeBlanc and Smith.
Staff brought up questions in the design of the unit and were told that this
design is conceptual only and that the project will adhere to the Code when
Final Engineering is submitted.
Afflebach stated there would be a 5' brick wall around Northern Way and Winter
Springs Boulevard.
It was also stated that there would be less lots on the final layout than at
present.
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Mr. Brian D. Austin, P.E.
Project Manager
Donald W. McIntosh Associates, Inc.
2200 Park Ave. North
Winter Park, Fla. 32789
Re: Preliminary Engineering Plans, Tuscawilla Unit 17
Dear Brian:
Your latest letter of October 21, 1987 has responded to the items in the
City's letter of October 1, 1987. The preliminary engineering plan for Tusca-
willa Unit 17 is satisfactory contingent upon you completing the noting on the
plan, the setback lines on irregular lots as per Section 14-30 (b) (8) Land
Development Code. You mentioned that you would complete this item on Monday
afternoon October 26, 1987.
Bear in mind detailed cross sections for the required sidewalks and mas-
onry wall will be provided in the final detailed engineering along with the
other items in your letter of October 21, 1987 (e.g. items 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, and
9) .
If you have any questions, Please contact this office.
Sincerely,
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cc: City Manager
Land Development Coordinator
Building Dept.
PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD MINUTES
October 14, 1987
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The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M.
BOARD MEMBERS:
David Hopkins, Present
Gene Dorman, Chairman, Present
Taru Joshi,Absent
Terri Donnelly, Present
Michael Saporito, Vice-Chairman, Present
CITY OFFICIALS:
D. LeBlanc, Land Dev. Coordinator
J. Koch, Dir.Adm./City Planner
Approval of Minutes of September 30, 1987:
Hopkins moved to approve the minutes of September 30, 1987.
Donnelly. Dorman: aye; Joshi: absent; Donnelly: aye; Saporito:
aye. Motion carried.
Seconded by
aye; Hopkins:
Tuscawilla Unit 17 - Final Develo):>>nent Plan, Preliminary Engineering:
LeBlanc gave his presentation. He stated the area in question is the same
parcel that the Board had changed from Condo/Multi Family to Single Family. He
stated that there was a Staff Review on this item and there were a few minor
engineering i terns that will be addressed at the final engineering. LeBlanc
also stated that this property is bordering on Winter Springs Boulevard and
Northern Way, there will be a 6 foot brick wall bordering these roads. There
will be a reduction of 3 to 5 lots when the final engineering is done. The
streets, infrastructure will remain the same. He stated that Charlie True is
present representing Winter Springs Development Corporation and the
engineering.
Hopkins questioned that in the memo the Board received that it was stated there
w::>uld be a 5 foot wall and in the presentation he stated that there would be a
6 foot wall.
Char les True representing Winter Springs Development Corporation and the
engineering, stated that the wall w::>uld be the same design as around the
project east of Winter Springs Boulevard. But it will be a 5 foot wall.
Dorman stated that on courts D, F, H, there is only one way out, and asked if
there w::>uld be any problem wi th getting in and out in an emergency. Koch
stated that the City Code states that a cul-de-sac be no longer that 800 feet,
that anything longer w::>uld be a hazard. Dorman asked if the Staff had any
problem with this. LeBlanc stated no.
Dorman also asked about the easements. True stated that a copy of the final
plat is sent to the telephone corrpany and :pcwer company and the utility
canpanies then give the developer the requirements for the easements.
Saporito stated that he was also concerned about the cul-de-sacs.
Dorman asked about the density of 2.32 units per acre, and about the side
setbacks which are 7 1/2 feet. True stated that the setbacks vary in
Tuscawilla from 7 1/2 I to 10 I . LeBlanc stated that the City does not get
involved with the setbacks in a PUD.
Planning and Zoning Board Minutes
October 14, 1987
Page 2
Dorman also questioned about traffic, and if the traffic study which was done
in 1984 was utilized in the plan. True stated that with the change fran
condo/multi family there would be a reduction of traffic with what could have
been.
Dorman questioned the impact on the schools. True stated that school board
does not look at the impact until the students are physically there.
Koch stated that a representative of the school board came in to get
information on the developnent plans for the Tuscawilla area and west of there.
Donnelly moved to recommend approval of the final developnent plan, preliminary
engineering of Tuscawilla Unit 17. Seconded by Saporito. Vote: Saporito:
aye; Donnelly: aye; Hopkins: aye; Dorman: aye; Joshi: absent. MJtion carried.
Dorman asked if there was anything else to came before the Board. Saporito
mentioned that he would like it stated in the minutes that he was not notified
of the last meeting and that it not count as an absence.
Hopkins brought up concerning the notification of rezoning of land wi thin the
Ci ty that besides the notification publiShed in the newspaper there should be
same sort of sign posted on the property so residents would be aware of a
change. Koch stated that the Board has the option of putting this on the
agenda and formally recammending this to the Conunission.
Dorman stated to have this item put on the next agenda of the Planning and
Zoning Board.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:51 P.M.
Respectfully Subnitted
Ma.rgo Hopkins, Recording Secretary
Planning and Zoning Board
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CONTINENTAL FUNDING CORPORATION
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60602
(312) 580-1425
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October 8, 1987
Mr. Sam Smith
Building Department
City of Winter Springs
1126 State Road 434
Winter Springs, FLA 32707
Re: Indian Ridge Patio Homes
Winter Springs, FLA
Dear Mr. Smith:
Confirming our phone conversation of October 7, 1987, I wish to update you on
the status of our activities concerning the Indian Ridge property.
In June we contracted with Mr. Michael McKenna of Winter Springs to undertake
the cleaning and boarding up of the twelve (12) unfinished patio home units which
the City had threatened to tear down. It is my understanding in speaking with
you, that you are now satisfied with the work that has been done in that regard.
Mr. McKenna has also been cleaning and securing the nine (9) semi-finished
units which are interspersed with the occupied units, and has indicated to me
that he is nearing completion on that phase also, with the exception of the unit
which was used as a sales office, and another that has been used as a general
storage space. I have been assured by him that those two will also be finished
by October 15, 1987, and that he will see to it that any overgrown areas within
the patio fences are cleared.
As I explained to you, this asset was one which was assigned to the Federal Asset
Disposition Association on June 15th of this year, and Mr. Richard Miller and
Ms. Janice Mazzuca of their Denver, Colorado office will be in charge of any
future ongoing property management and sales activities. They are currently
awaiting receipt of the appraisals on the nine semi-finished units and the five
(5~) acres on which the twelve unfinished units are located. As soon as those
are available they will evaluate the situation and make their recommendations
to our office with regard to ongoing maintenance during the proposed marketing
period. Please understand that our main goal is to liquidate our investment
in this property as soon as possible, so that the currently existing stagnant
conditions will be rectified under new ownership.
We did have a contract for the purchase of the 44.99 acres of vacant land located
between State Road 419 and North Third Street, which was subject to a satisfactory
soils analysis. Unfortunately that analysis was not a positive one, and our buyer
withdrew his offer. We have attempted through our attorney, on several occasions,
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CONTINENTAL FUNDING CORPORATION
Mr. Sam Smith
Building Department
City of Winter Springs
October 8, 1987
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to contact the Soils Consultant, Edward Worth, but have not been able to reach
him at the number on his letterhead. I'm enclosing a copy of his analysis for
your review, and would appreciate any comments you might offer with regard to
its content, and as to Mr. Worth's reputation in the area.
I hope that the forgoing information and assurances will help to assure you and
the City of Winter Springs of our good intentions and ongoing activity with regard
to this property, and our hopes for a sale within the next few months.
If you would like to address any additional questions or concerns to Mr. Miller
and/or Ms. Mazzuca, please feel free to contact them direct, as follows:
Federal Asset Disposition Association
3773 Cherry Creek North Drive, Suite 221
Denver,CO 80209
Phone: 303/394-4200
Of course, you may also feel free to contact me at any time.
Very truly yours,
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Asset Manager
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cc: Mr. Richard Miller - FADA, Denver
Ms. Janice Mazzuca - FADA, Denver
Mary R. Sheehan, FSLIC
Scott Brkovich, FSLIC
Alyce Tasso, FSLIC
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Mr. Richard Rozansky, City Manager
1126 Eas t S ta te Road 434 ,
Winter Springs, Florida 32708
Dear Mr. Rozansky:
POST OFFICE BOX 4748
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA 33518 - 4748
September 24, 1987
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The curren t elec tric ra te case will be heard before the
Florida Public Service Commission in January 1988; new rates to be
effective in March or April 1988. Currently, base rates have been
reduced by 6.388%, or about $54 million, by agreement between
Florida Power and the Public Counsel, and approved by the Public
Service Commission. This agreement expires January 1, 1988.
Florida Power has proposed a reduction of about $62 million,
or $8 million more than the current agreement, but has proposed a
concurrent increase in the fuel charge of .about $7 million so that
the net decrease from current levels is only $1 million. However,
the application of these reductions is not across-the-board as is
the current reduction. Many CLG members and potential members
will. see. an increase from curren t levels if these ra tes are
approvea. For instance, the Municipal Service Rate will be
eliminated and those customers transferred to the General Service
Rate with an increase in base rates of about 3.36%. For those
political unfts with large sewage disposal facilities, similar
increases, or worse, will be felt.
CLG and other interveners in this case have met with Florida
Power in an attemp~ to negotiate new rates on a fair basis, but so
far wi thoue resul to While this effort will con tinue, we mus t
martial all effort to fight the case to conclusion.
CLG urgently needs the support of as many local governments
as possible to help with the cost of this battle. The cost of
joining is only 0.35% of your last years electric bills and will
be more than offset by lower electric rates.
Enclosed is a proposed invoice for
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