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November 8, 1989
TO:
City Manager ~
Land Development Coordinato~
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Agenda Item, Chestnut Ridge
This project is located at the intersection of Northern Way and Greenbriar Lane.
Two variances were granted this project before Staff reviewed the project. The
first was to locate an entrance intersection less than 800 feet from a major inter-
section and the second was to allow the two retention/detention ponds located on
the golf course have wet bottoms. These Board of Adjustment minutes are attached.
The Staff Review was held on October 10, 1989. Department Head comments are attached.
It is to be noted that the comments made by the Department Heads are to be addressed
on Final Engineering.
The P & Z Board recommended approval at their meeting of October 18, 1989 as re-
flected in the attached minutes.
The Commission action is to approve or disapprove the Final Development Plan/pre-
liminary Engineering.
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City Attorney
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PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD MINUTES
October 18, 1989
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M.
BOARD MEMBERS:
David Hopkins, Vice-Chairman, Present
Gene Dorman, Chairman, Present
John Torcaso, Present
David McLeod, Present
Joseph Ehardt, Present
CITY OFFICIALS:
J. Koch, Dir.Adm./Comp. Plarming
D. LeBlanc, Land Dev. Coordinator
L. Kozlov, Ci ty Engineer
Attorney Clay Parker
Torcaso asked that the approval of the minutes be postponed until the end of
the meeting. All Board members agreed.
Chestnut Ridqe - Final Development Plan/Preliminary Enqineerinq (Tuscawilla):
LeBlanc gave his presentation. He stated that the Board has received the
packet wi th Staff comments. The developer is present to answer any questions.
Dorman asked that someone representing the developer explain the plan more so
the residents present can become better acquainted with the development.
Jim Willard, from SWann & Haddock, present on behalf of Pioneer Savings Bank,
spoke on the developnent.
. Willard stated that this property is part of the Tuscawilla PUD. This property
was subject to litigation between the prior owner and the City of Winter
Springs. The bank took the property back in July 1987. In May of 1988 the
property was redesigned to a 55 lot suJ:xlivision.
Willard stated that they have been working with the City Staff for over a year
on the layout and he stated that the Staff comments will be addressed in the
final engineering.
Ehardt asked about the Building Official's comments regarding the consistency
of the setbacks. LeBlanc stated that the developers are aware of the Building
Official's comments and these will be addressed in final engineering.
Dorman stated that this is not an advertised public hearing but there are
several residents in the audience and that he feels it would be appropriate
that the residents be given the opportunity to ask questions or make comments.
He said the Board will hold off their questions until after the residents have
a chance to speak.
Richard Conniff, Alan Lindell, and Earl Roberts spoke on the request. There
were questions on the fence surrounding the property, questions on the
retention ponds, and the maintenance of these ponds, and the depth of the
ponds .
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Wes Blount, representing the developer, stated that the wall along Northern Way
will be brick and the wall along Greenbriar Lane will be block.
Steve Sanders,
retention ponds.
part owner of the Tuscawilla Country Club, spoke on the
He stated that the retention ponds will not affect the
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Planning and Zoning Board Minutes
Regular Meeting
October 18, 1989
Page 2
drainage on the golf course; he stated that the POnds will improve the
drainage.
Willard stated that the IIp--keep of the P<>nds will be the l'eSP<>nsibility of the
Country Club. The City will have recourse if these P<>nds are not properly
maintained.
Blount stated that the P<>nds will be fran a depth of 3 feet to a maximum of 6
feet. The P<>nds will have a slight slope of 5 to 1 for safety PUl'poses,
McLeod asked about the drainage. Blount stated that the runoff will be into a
CUlvert. Blount also stated that the pipe is perforated to all"", filtration.
McLeod asked about the setbacks. LeBlanc stated that there are no set setbacks
in the POD. The developers check wi th the Arch! tectural Review Board for the
setbacks, except where there are utili ty easements.
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Eharctt asked if the setbacks will be consistent. Blount stated that the
setbacks will be standardized ani sIn.n on the plat at the final engineering.
Hol'kins asked about the golf cart drive being close to the retention P<>nds.
Willard stated that the golf cart paths will be 1IlOVed.
Hopkins asked about the covenants.
submitted to the City for review.
Willard stated that they have been
Hopkins asked if there will be any proPOSed recreation area. Willard stated
that there is not any proposed recreation area.
TorCaso asked if the P<>nds Would detract fran the valUe of the homes in the
area. Willard stated that they hope that the "PPosite will happen, they feel
that the POnds will be an enhancement.
Torcaso stated that the Board of Adjustment granted Tho variances ani they had
checked into these and felt the variances ""'re satisfactory. He stated that he
feels that the c<>mnents by Ci ty Staff should have been satisfied before coming
to this Board.
Dorman react from the Code book Section 20-3 - Purpose, and Section 20-5-
Interpretation, purpose and conflict.
Mel Seemoore, develoPnent consultant, answered questions on lots.
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Dorman questioned the variances granted by the Board of Adjustment with the
placement of the interSection.
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Planning and Zoning Board
Regular Meeting
October 18, 1989
Page 3
Ken Steeves, representing the developer for the Board of Adjustment meeting on
the variances, stated the reasons the variances were requested.
Dorman asked about the five foot landscape easement. Blount stated that it is
alongside the right-of-way to accommodate the screen walls.
Attorney Parker read Section 20-381 of the City Code in regard to the
Chairman's concern about the contractual agreement between the developer and
the golf course.
Attorney Parker reiterated that the Board at this stage can either recollUnend
approval, approval with modifications, or disapproval; this is the scope of the
review at this time. Section 5-20-3 states this and a public hearing is not
correct at this time.
Willard stated that the developer will address the Staff's concerns and these
will be resolved before the final plat is recorded.
Dorman stated his concern that having the retention ponds on the golf course
property will be setting a precedent.
Koch stated that this is not setting a precedent; there are other developments
that have off-site retention.
Hopkins asked about the clearing of trees.
Ordinance will be enforced.
LeBlanc stated that the Arbor
There was discussion on the request.
Ehardt moved to recollUnend approval of the Chestnut Ridge final development
plan/preliminary engineering based on the condition that as many as possible of
the Staff conunents be incorporated into the final engineering drawings.
Seconded by Hopkins. Vote: Torcaso: aye; McLeod: aye; Ehardt: aye; Hopkins :
aye; Dorman: nay. Motion carried.
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October 12, 1989
TO: P & Z Board ~
FROM: Land Development Coordinator~
RE: Chestnut Ridge - Final Development Plan/Preliminary Engineering
The Staff Review was held on October 10, 1989. Attached are the departmental comments.
Also attached are the minutes of the Board of Adjustment granting two (2) variances
to the project.
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October 11,1989
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Land Development Coordinato~
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RE: Staff Review, Chestnut Ridge Final Development Plan/Preliminary Engineering
The above referenced was held on October 10, 1989.
J. Sikes, and K. Smalley represented the project.
HOlzman, Koch, Kozlov, LeBlanc and Taylor. Archer
their comment letters were read into the minutes.
w. Blount, J. Russell, M. Seymour,
Staff members present were Govoruhk,
and Artman were in court, but
Attached are .departmental comments.
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This project will be presented to the Planning and Zoning Board on October 18, 1989.
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MEMO:
10/6/89
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
LAND DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
BUILDING OFFICIAL ~
CHESTNUT RIDGE COMMENTS
1. Furnish street lighting plan as determined by FL Power Corp.
2. They are not consistent in setbacks. Lots 18, 19, 20, 34, 36, 37
and 38 have 20 ft. front setbacks--other lots show 25 ft. Some
lots show 6 ft. side setbacks and others show 7-1/2 ft. This is very
confusing.
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3. Lot 24 would only allow a very small house.
4. Lot 36 would only allow a very narrow house.
5. I do not consider Lot 35 as buildable due to drainage easement with
chain link fence projecting into the front yard.
6. Lot 34 is only buildable on rear of lot due to drainage easement
thru the middle.
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7. Need to show pad elevations for each lot.
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
To:
Land Developer CoordInator
G. E. Ar tman e:ff (z;
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Date:
OctOber 9, 1989
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Chestnut Ridge SubdIvisIon
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PublIC Works will of course Install all traffIC and stre:t
regulatory sIgns. Cost of materIals to be r9imbursed [0 tn9 City
by the Developer.
A subdivlslon Arbor InspectIon must be perrc1[med prien.
land clearinq.
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Fire hydrants will be painted in accordance with City standard.
An additIonal Arbor InspectIon must be done on each 1r:.1t as II 18
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WINTER SPRINGS WATER & SEWER
1 N. FAIRFAX AVENUE
WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 32708
Telephone (305) 327-1641
October 10, 1989
MEMORANDUM
TO:
FROM:
Land Development Coordinator
Doug Taylor
RE:
Water and Sewer for Chestnut Ridge
The preliminary plans for Chestnut Ridge appear
to meet the standards for Winter Springs Water &
Sewer.
Before final approval, I will need profiles on the
sewer lines and a detail sheet on the water
distribution materials, valves, and thrust
blocking, etc.
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TO: LAND DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
FROM, FIRE CHI~
SUBJECT: CHESTNUT RIDGE
The fifth revision of the Chestnut Ridge Pre-
liminary Engineering/Final Development Plan appears to meet
fire department interests regarding spacing and placement of
fire hydrants.
The developer should be advised that any damage or
lack of water service to any hydrant during the construction
phase of the development could jeopardize the safety of in-
habitants.
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POL ICE D E PAR T MEN T
DON LEBLANC, LAND DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
John Govoruhk, Chief of Police
October 10, 1989
CHESTNUT RIDGE PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING/FINAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN
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A reveiw of Chestnut Ridge plans appear to meet department requirements.
The following is a reminder of previous requirements:
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2. STREET NAMES SUBMITTED TO 9-1-1
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TO: Land Development Coordinator
SUBJECT: Chestnut Ridge
The final development plan/preliminary engineering satisfactorily addresses most
of the planning matters raised at the prior meetings with the developer:
A second access to the development has been added on Greenbriar Lane in line with
the road into the Greenbriar development on the west side of this collector road.
All lots with rear boundaries on collector roads will be precluded from direct
access to those roads legally by dedication of access rights to the City on the
plat and physically by walls along these roads.
There will be a 5 foot landscaped easement and a wood fence along the common
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In addition to these, the final engineering plans should include:
Information on landscaping within the right-of-way along the perimeter walls and
at the entrances.
Clarification of the responsibility for Tract F outside this development on the
northeast corner of Northern Way and Greenbriar Lane.
Documentation of the offsite easement to connect the stormdrain from Lot 34 into
the Fairway Oaks drainage system.
Offsite easements and maintenance provisions for retention ponds 1 and 2 on
Golf Course property.
Verification that the proposed rear setback of lots along the Golf Course are
vaild.
All of the above need to be submitted with the final engineering.
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Dir. Adm./Comprehensive Planning
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October 11, 1989
TO: Land Development Coordinator
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SUBJECT:
Preliminary Engineering
FROM: City Engineer
The preliminary engineering for the project "Chestnut Ridge" was found to be
satisfactory.
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April 6, 1989
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Greene asked about how many signs are allcwed. LeBlanc stated the applicant is
asking for t~ signs. One to face 17-92 and one to face 419.
Reid asked about the house on the property. Lockridge stated that the house
will be taken out.
Greene asked if there was anyone present to speak for or against the request.
There was no one present to speak for or against the request.
Reid asked about landscaping. Hartman stated that there will be bushes and
trees along the side and back of the property. He also stated there are some
trees on the property but because there is a four foot elevation difference ,
they may not be able to save the trees, if this is the case, they will replace
then.
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LeBlanc stated that the landscaping will be addressed at the Site Plan Review.
Reid moved to approve the request, limited to the two signs requested, and not
to exceed any existing County ordinances and rules and subject to any future
changes on those rules with the other signs in the area. Seconded by Nystran.
DisCQssion. Vote: All aye. Motion carried.
Request of American Pioneer Savings Bank for a Variance to Section 14-122 (ell
of the Code (as stated in paragra~l 11 of Ordinance No. 444), to Allow Two (2)
Wet-Bottom Ponds to Serve as Retention/Detention Ponds. The Ponds Will De
Located on the l'uscawilla Country Club Golf Course and Will Serve as Water
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LeBlanc gave his presentation. He stated that the Board has received the
documents pertaining to this request. He also stated that he was requested by
the Chainnan of the Board to checl<: wi th the City Engineer as to why these
ch...-=mged to dry bottom ponds. LeJ3lanc stated that the City Engineer stated that
it is possible, in the future, that the City will be IlklI1dated to take over the
stonflW;:lter management system. It is much better mainteIklI1ce for a dry bottom
pond. There has been some problems wi th ~t-bottom ponds in Oak Forest.
LeBlanc also stated that the City Engineer saiCl that these ponds in question
will be maintained by the Golf Course, the City Engineer has no problems with
having these ponds be wet-botton, but the City Epgineer would have the final
say as to the spacing of the ponds and the property lines.
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LeBlanc stated that Mr. Seemore and Mr. Blunt are present to speclk for the
request.
Greene stated that the Board has received a copy of a 1etter-of-agreenent
betv.een American Pioneer and the Country Club agreeing to do this and after the
letter of agreement the City has }Jc;"lSsed a rule to allow only dry-bottom
drainage areas. Therefore, the developer has started in action and the City
has ch--:mged the rule, they are asking that they are allo~ to continue their
action to construct l'.et-bottom ponds.
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. Blunt stated that the ponds ~uld be. located between holes 15 and 16. The
ponds will be built as far away fran the property lines as possible, and will
be heavily landscaPed.
Greene asked about the depth of the ponds. Blunt stated that they will be six
feet in depth. Blunt also stated that the closest point from the property
lines will be fifty feet. The ponds are strictly for stormwater.
Greene stated that if the slope is steeper than 4 to 1 then the ponds need to
be fenced.
Blunt stated that this land is a permanent easement covering the two ponds and
the drainage across. It will be a natural amenity.
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Greene asked if there was anyone present to speak. for or against the request.
Richard Connif spoke on the request.
Donnelly moved to approve the request. Seconded by Reid. Vote: All aye.
Motion carried.
The meeting adjourned at 7:40 P.M.
Respectfully SUbmitted,
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Board of Adjustment
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BOARD OF ADJUS'IMENT MINUrES
August 18, 1988
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BOARD MEMBERS:
James Greene, Chairman, Absent
Harry Reid, Vice-chairman, Present
Terri Donnelly, Present
Richard Kessler, Absent
Nick Bozic, Present
CITY OFFICIAL:
D. LeBlanc, Land Dev. Coordinator
!\pproval of Amended Minutes of June 2 , 1988:
The Board agreed to defer the approval of the amended minutes until the next
meeting as only two members of the Board are present from the meeting of June
2, 1988.
Approval of Minutes of August 4, 1988:
The Board agreed to defer the approval of the minutes until the next meeting as
only two members of the Board are present from the meeting of August 4, 1988.
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Request of American Pioneer Savings Bank for a Variance to Section 14.93 (b) to
Lo<?fte an Entrance Intersection Less TI1an 800 feet From a M3.jor Street, Namely,
_670- East of Greenbriar Lane Alonq Northern Way in the Tuscawilla SUb1ivision:
LeBlanc gave his presentation. He stated that the developer is asking for a
variance of Section 14.93 (b) of the City Code which states that an
intersection is to be located at lease 800 feet from a major street. He stated
that the developer is asking for a variance to locate the intersection
approximately 670 feet from mid Greenbriar Lane. He also stated that the
developer has stated that if they do not get the variance, they are prepared to
move the street to the required 800 feet.
Reid asked if the City has made a study to see if this would make a difference
from 800 feet to 670 feet. LeBlanc state no, that the developer wanted to put
the road at 670 feet, and the Staff had alerted the developer of the Code
requir ing 800 feet.
Reid asked if there was anyone present to speak for or against the request.
John Gupton asked why this request has not- gone to the Planning and Zoning
Board. LeBlanc stated that the developer is finalizing their plans and for
cost consideration':> that they wanted to know what could be done before they
submitted the final engineering plans. ~
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Gupton also stated that this would create more traffic on Northern Way and he
stated that it would seem JOOre natural for the road to be built off Greenbriar
Lane.
Joe Gleason also spoke on the request. He stated that as the entrance is on
the proposed plans, the headlights of the cars exiting would be directly on the
homes across the street.
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Ken Steeves, Land Planner, representing the developer, spoke for the request,
He stated that there are several reasons for the request. One was the
developer felt that having the road where it is planned that it would make for
better circulation of the subdivision as it is closer to the middle of the
project, He also stated that if the developer rroved the entrance to the
required 800 feet that there is a canal which runs through the property and
there are large trees in the area which would have to cane down and the canal
would need to be filled and piped across the road. He stated that the area
would loose the scenic value it has.
Reid asked if the developer has considered the entrance on Greenbriar, Steeves
stated that marketing wise the developer felt it would not give them the
exposure they would like,
Steeves stated that with the 50-54 homes that are proposed that the traffic
would not make a significant change.
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Bozic moved to recamnend approval as stated giving the variance for not less
than 670 feet. Seconded by Reid with conditions. The condition being that the
road be adjusted between homes so lights would not shine on the homes and to
leave the creek and vegetation surrounding it and to also look into the
POSsibili ty of the road on Greenbriar Lane.
Steeves stated that he would mention the possibility of moving the street to
Greenbriar Lane as was mentioned, for privacy and security reasons to the
developer.
Vote: All aye. Motion carried.
Respectfully Submitted,
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November 8, 1989
TO:
City Manager
Land Development coordinato~
FROM:
RE:
Agenda Item, Parcel 51
The project is located on Winter Springs Boulevard to the immediate west of the
Country Club.
This was before the Commission on June 12, 1989 and was denied because the applicant
was requesting two waivers. The revised plan has now been resubmitted without a
request for waivers. The City Engineer has reviewed the revised plan and finds
that it is satisfactory.
Attached are the City Engineer's letter and the Commission Minutes of June 12, 1989.
The Commission action is to approve or disapprove the Final Development Plan/Pre-
liminary Engineering.
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Commission
City Attorney
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November 6, 1989
TO: Land Develo:pment Coordinator
FRaIl: City Engineer i~
SUBJECT: Tuscawilla Parcel 51 - Preliminary Engineering
The revised final engineering received on November 2, 1989, satisfies the
requirements of 30 ft. right-of-way and the 50 ft. clubhouse separation from
the water's edge of the retention/detention pond.
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REGULAR MEETING
CITY COMMISSION
CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS
JUNE 12, 1989
The Regular Meeting of the City Commission of the City of Winter Springs, Florida,
was called to order by Mayor Leanne M. Grove at 7:30 p. m.
Roll Call:
Mayor Leanne M. Grove, present
Deputy Mayor Philip A. Kulbes, present
City Manager Ricahrd Rozansky, present
City Attorney Frank Kruppenbacher, present
Commissioners:
Cindy Kaehler, present
Arthur Hoffmann, present
William A. Jacobs, present
Paul P. Partyka, present
For the invocation Commissioner Partyka asked for a moment of silent prayer. The
pledge of allegiance to the flag was led by Deputy Mayor Philip A. Kulbes.
Motion was made by Commissioner Kulbes for approval of the minutes of May 22, 1989.
Seconded by Commissioner Partyka. Discussion. Vote on the motion: Commissioner
Kulbes, aye; Commissioner Jacobs, aye; Commissioner Partyka, aye; Commissioner
Kaehler, aye; Commissioner Hoffmann, aye; motion carr~ed.
Public Comment:
Kathryn Carls, Hacienda Village, spoke about a citation she received. As this is
a civil matter no action could be taken.
. Cindy Gennell, Wildwood, announced that with a $5.00 membership to the Civic
Association you would also get a .Winter Springs license plate.
James Meade, spoke in reference to Item A, on the Agenda. He asked to withdraw his
request to annex at this time.
General Agenda:
First Reading of Ord. No. 462, amending the Compo Plan, (Lots 1 and 2 and that part
of Lots 3 and 4 east of Tuscawilla Road and 1/2 of vacated street on south,
Tuskawi.lla, PB 1, PG 5, PR of Sem. Co., FL):
Motion was made by Commissioner Kulbes to read Ord. No. 462 by title only on first
reading. Seconded by Commissioner Hoffmann. Discussion. Vote on the motion:
Commissioner Jacobs, aye; Commissioner Partyka, aye; Commissioner Kaehler, aye;
Commissioner Hoffmann, aye; Commissioner Kulbes, aye; motion carried.
Attorney Kruppenbacher read Ord. No. 462 by title only on first reading.
Parcel 51-Commission action on Preliminary Engineering/Final Development Plan:
This item was tabled at the last meeting because the applicant was not present. The
applicant was present this evening. Land Development Coordinator, Don LeBlanc, said
two waivers are being sought. One is to allow the club house to be possibly less than
50 feet from a body of water and secondly, the road is 20 feet paved and the Code calls
[or a 30 foot right of way, (Section 9-296). Discussion followed.
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Motion was made by Commissioner Kaehler [or the denial of the preliminary engineering
and final development plan for Parcel 51. Seconded by Commissioner Partyka. Discussion.
Vote on the motion: Commissioner Partyka, aye; Commissioner Kaehler, aye; Commissioner
Hoffmann, aye; Commissioner Kulbes, aye; Commissioner Jacobs, aye; motion carried.
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November 8, 1989
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Land Development Coordinator
FROM:
RE:
Agenda Item, Resolution 624
This is a request oE Land Engineering Company, on behalf of Mindich Construction, Inc.,
to vacate 1, feet of a drainage easement located at 320 Dornoch Court, Lot 100 of
Highland Village Two.
Please see attached Land Engineering Company letter dated October 31, 1989, City
Engineer memo dated October 31, 1989 and plats depicting present easement and future
easement.
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City Attorney
City Clerk
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848 COUNTY ROAD 427 SOUTH
LONGWOOD, FLORIDA 32750
Tel. 407/831.3633
October. 31, 1989
City Commissioners
City of Winter Springs
1126 S.R. 434
vJinter Springs, Fl. 32708
Re: Highland Village
Dear Commissioners:
This letter is to request a partial abandonment of a15' drainage easement in
Highland Village Subdivision on lot 100. The house was inadvertently constructed
1.11 into the drainage easement. Our request is for a 1.5 foot abandonment
of the easement on lot 100.
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Enclosed herewith is a drawing and legal description of the 1.5' to be
abandoned and a check for $256.00.
We respectfully request approval of this abandonment.
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Highland Village II, Drainage Easement Vacation, Lot 100
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SUBJECT:
Attached are copies of a proposed vacation of 1.5 feet of a drainage easement on
Lot 100 of North Orlando Ranches Section 11.
I agree to this adjustment because construction of a house on this lot began
invertently on the easement.
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,OESCRIPTION:
MINDICH HOMES
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RE:
Agenda Item K. D. Edelen letter dated October 26, 1989
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Attached is the above referenced for Commission Review. This is on the Agenda under
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CllY of Wh~IU( ~rJHING~
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Mr. Richard Rozansky
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City of Winter Springs
1126 East State Road 434
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I do not believe my request for a permit to park my recreation
vehicle on my residential property was given adequate consideration by
some Commissioners at the meeting, October 23, 1989, prior to deciding
against my request. Therefore, I hereby request reconsideration of my
oriqinal request for a permit.
The main concerns seemed to be with the fact that my RV was
visible over the top of a six foot privacy fence when looking into my
back yard and that there is a restriction established in the city code
of 28 feet without obtaining a permit. Due consideration was not
given to the fact that my RV is contained completely in my back yard,
. dOl2S n(Jt c1c!(JI'-..::\c1(? thf:? nE~i qhborhood and is not obj f.?ct i Dn.;;.\b 1 (? to my
rl E~ i qhb or"~:;.
It is difficult to determine why the 28 feet restriction was
placed in the Code, but it can be assumed that 28 feet was the average
length in 1978, when the restriction was included. Today, according
to the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association, 75 percent of all
Class A motor homes are 30 to 34 feet in length. The City Code should
again be modified or ammended to keep current and up-to-date with
today's requirements.
In support of my request for reconsideration, please find
attached a statement from my immediate neighbors across the street,
next door to the north, and directly behind who have no objection to me
parking my motor home in my back yard. (My neighbor on the south is
somewhat of a recluse and has nothing to do with others in the
neighborhood. He recently stated to me that he had no objection but
n:::i:Uc.;E'c:1 to c.:;i qn any ~::;tc.:d:.f?mEmt s:;ay1 rig "h(~) woul d not si qn ,::mythi rlq .FCJI~
<:\n '/b Dd '/ II . ;.
Additionally, I would like to reiterate that:
My motor home is not readily visible from the front of the house
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Does not degrade the neighborhood or block any view down the
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Does not interfere with any neighbor's view, property or privacy;
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Is not any larger in height and width than a motor home that is
28 feet in length and;
Is contained in my back yard which is enclosed on all sides with
a si}: foot privacy fence.
Also, please find enclosed photographs of my house from the front
with a south view, north view, and perpendicular view that looks into
my back yard. The motor home is barely visible only in the
perpendicular view that looks into my back yard.
Thank you for your assistance in this matter.
K. .. EDELEN
307 Birch Terrace
Winter Springs, FL
32708
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To Whom It May Concern;
We, the undersigned, find and have no objection to K. D. Edelen parking
his 32 foot Elandan recreation vehicle on his residential property at 307
Birch Terrace. The recreation vehicle is parked in the back yard, behind
a privacy fence, is not obviously visible from the street and does not
degrade the appearance of the neighborhood.
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I nave reviewed 6eCtlOn S-S Or the C1CY Arbor 0rolnance and It 18
llil' Ulcer pre tat 10n lilat re:fD.ce~;tal1Dn 1S bas,,=:don .2.~, pC.l.!HS p"=:1
~cre. An acre is approximately 44,000 aquar,,=: reet. The area in
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it 1.'3 my recommendatlon t!iat SIlE;j,lLnol1Juvenlle
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The:;;e trees !lave a one pOlllt value eacn.
trees li;:' nl':;Jll and
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It' lhiS meets Wlln your approval, 1 Wlll deteLllilne the most
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Gr-eenwood ArDor Vl01atlon \.seE: attached). After conversation
wltb U,F.: Cni l:ianager', I contCicted Hr. 0111 l~all.is Or Amer.l.rHst.
Corporallen dnLl he agree:d l.Hth the r.l.nctlnqs.
Amer 11: H st Cor'pora t lon W 111 plan t 1'::' sm.::d 1,. ncnJuvenl1e tr eE::S
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Laure! Oaks. These trees w111 be planted as these lots are
developed, thlS w111 ensure survlval.