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CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA
1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434
WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 32708
Telephone (407) 327-1800
May 14, 1990
TO:
COMMISSION/~
CITY MANAGE~
Utility Billing/Computer Conversion
FROM:
REF:
Attached please find a Memo from the Finance Director regarding
integration of the Seminole Utility billing into our system with
three alternatives for conversion.
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MAY 14. 1990
MEMO TO: CITY MANAGER
FROM: FINANCE DIRECTOR ~
SUBJECT: UTILITY BILLING/COMPUTER CONVERSION
AS INDICATED IN MY MEMO DATED MARCH 1. 1990 WE HAVE REACHED
THE THRESHOLD AS INDICATED AT THE TIME WE ENTERED THE
COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT. THE TIMETABLE WAS MOVED UP A COUPLE
OF YEA~WITH THE ACQUISITION OF SEMINOLE UTILITIES AND ALSO.
WITH THE DISCONTINUED DEVELOPMENT AND SALE OF THE RM/COS
TYPE OF OPERATING SYSTEMS.
WITH THE ADDITIONAL DEVISES REQUIRED TO INCLUDE THE UTILITY
ON OUR SYSTEM. WE WILL HAVE REACHED THE MAXIMUM DEVISES FOR
THE TOWER SYSTEM. WITHOUT UPGRADING TO SOMETHING LARGER.
THE ATTACHED PAGES LIST VARIOUS ALTERNATIVES WITH A & B HAVE
MAJOR RESTRICTIONS. THAT BEING THE AVAILABILITY WITHIN THE
TIMEFRAME LEFT TO CONVERT TO OUR SYSTEM.
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CITY MANAGER
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ALTERNATIVE A:
ADD ANOTHER 140 MB DRIVE TO
EXISTING TOWER.
INSTALLATION
MODEL 6444 PRINTER (REFURBISHED)
MODEM/MULTIPLEXER
PC386SX
MODEL 6417 (136 COL.) PRINTER
UTILITY PROGRAM CONVERSION (EST.)
TOTAL ALTERNATIVE A:
NOTE: LIMITED AVAILABILITY AS MODEL HAS BEEN
DISCONTINUED. NONE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE.
WE WOULD STILL BE OPERATING WITH A SYSTEM
WHOSE OPERATING SYSTEM IS NOW OBSOLETE AND
NO HOPE OF BEING ENHANCED. OUR SPEED WOULD
BE GREATLY DIMINISHED AND WOULD NEED TO DO
ADDITIONAL UPGRADING WITHIN 1 YEAR.
$2.295.00
225.00
1.495.00
3.200.00
3.222.00
688.00
2.000.00
$13.125.00
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ALTERNATIVE B:
UPGRADE TOWER XP TO A TOWER 32/600
$12,490.00
MODEL 6444 PRINTER (REFURBISHED)
1,495.00
MODEL/MULTIPLEXER
3,200.00
PC386SX
3,222.00
MODEL 6417 (136 COL.) PRINTER
688.00
UTILITY PROGRAM CONVERSION
2,000.00
TOTAL ALTERNATIVE B:
$23,095.00
NOTE: THIS WOULD ADD THE AVAILABILITY FOR A TOTAL OF
32 DEVISES WITHOUT A NOTICEABLE DECREASE IN SPEED
OF OPERATING. THIS IS NOT A NEW UNIT, THEREFORE.
AVAILABILITY IS ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS,
CURRENTLY NONE IS AVAILABLE. HERE AGAIN WE WOULD
BE UTILIZING AN OBSOLETE OPERATING SYSTEM AND WOULD
LOOK AT REPLACEMENT WITHIN 2 YEARS.
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ALTERNATIVE C:
MAKE A COMPLETE CHANGE OUT TO THE
SERIES 10000 MODEL 55
4 MB MEMORY
435 MB FIXED DRIVE
PERFORMANCE MONITOR
(9) DUEL TTY LINE MODULES
6343 STREAMING TAPE DRIVE
ITX OPERATING SYSTEM
COBOL 74 COMPILER
INSTALLATION
DISTRIBUTION
PROGRAM CONVERSION FROM RM/COS TO ITX
CABLE ENDS CONVERTED
MODEL 6444 PRINTER
MODEL/MULTIPLEXER
PC386SX
MODEL 6417 (136 COL.) PRINTER
UTILITY BILLING CONVERSION
TOTAL ALTERNATIVE C:
NOTE: THIS IS NEW EQUIPMENT WITH WARRANTY.
ALL PRESENT TERMINALS AND PRINTERS ARE
COMPATIBLE WITH NO ADDITIONAL COSTS
NECESSARY.
$59,886.75
500.00
9,500.00
250.00
1,495.00
3,200.00
3,222.00
688.00
2,000.00
$80,741.75
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May 10, 1990
TO:
City Manager
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Development Coordinator _/
FROM:
Land
RE:
Agenda Item
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This is a request of Braxton Green Homes to vacate 7, feet of a
15 foot drainage easement located on the rear of Lot 106,
Carrington Woods Unit II. The address is 1629 Tiverton Street.
Please refer to the City Engineer's letter dated May 4, 1990
(attached). The discrepancy that the City Engineer refers to
is not allowed under Article VIII, Section 3 of the recorded
covenants.
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cc: Mayor
Commission
City Attorney
City Clerk
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Land Development Coordinator
City Engineer~
Easement Vacation, Lot 06
Carrington Woods (a/k/a Tuscawilla Unit 16)
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FROM:
RE:
May 4, 1990
Mr. Braxton Green allud s in his letter of April 25, 1990 that he will
be responsible for damage for a ything built in the easement. It would be
best if he agreed to remove any hing that may inadvertently be built in the
easement and restore the easeme t back to its original intended condition.
Noting this one precedi g discrepancy, the vacation of part of this
easement as reflected in the at achment received in Mr. Green's letter is
acceptable.
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cc: City Manager
Building Department
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April 25, 1990
Mr. Leonard Koslov, P.E.
City Engineer
City of Winter Springs
1126 E. State Road 434
Winter Springs, Florida 32708
RE: Easement Vacation
Lot 106 Carrington Woods
Dear Mr. Koslov:
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As the owner of Lot 106 Carrington Woods, Unit 2, I agree
not to construct any permanent improvements within the
drainage easement at the rear of Lot 106. I also agree
to maintain the environmental swell within that easement.
In the event that something is constructed within that
easement, I understand that it is my responsibility for
any damage done to any improvements in the regular course
of maintenanc of the environmental swell within the said
eas ent.
Braxton Green
President
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CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS
Land Development Coordinato"
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251 Forest Trail
Oviedo, Florida 32765
Telephone: (407) 366-3005
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Book -tZ . Pages 315 -3C. of the Public Records of Seminole
County, Florida.
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We hereby ceItify iliat we have consulted' Flood
Insurance Rate 1>lap Community Panel No.
120295 <>?OS.B, City of Winter Springs, Seminole
County, r'l?nda, effective date Scptemocr 16,
198~ and fmd that according to said Illap a
portion of the property descriocd hereon Iies
wiLhin flood zone "lr'.
t hmby cenify 10 Fir!l Fedr.r~1 of Osceola; Gulf
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Proposed 7.50' Drainage Easeme... Abandonment
DESCRIPTION:
Illat part of a 15.00 foot wide Dminage Easement within Lot 106,
CARRINGTON WOQDS UNIT II, according to the Plat thereof recorded
in Plat l300k 42, P.lges 35 and 36 of the Public Records of Seminole
County, Florida, described ilS follows.
I Commence .It the Northeilst eomer of silid Lot 106 ilnd run
S 50035'47" W .1I0ng the Northerly line of silid Lot 106 for iI distilnee of
7.50 feet; thence run S 39024'13" E for a dist.lllee of 7.50 feet to the
POINT OF l3EGlNNING; thence continue S 39024'13" E for iI distance of
7.50 feet; thence run S 50035'47" W Pilmllel with .lIId 15.00 feet
Southeasterly of silid Northerly line for a dist.ulce of 68.03 feet; thence run
N 12017'30" W parallel with ilnd 7.50 feet Easterly of the West line of said
Lot 106 for a distance of 8.43 feet; thence run N 50035'47" E parallel
with ilnd 7.50 feet Southeasterly of said Northerly line for a distance of
64.19 feet t6 the POINT OF l3EGINNING.
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Book.ti! ,Pages 35 ~3c. of lhe Public Rccords of Scminole
County, Florida.
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May 10, 1990
TO: Land Development Coordinator
FROM: City Engineer ~~
SUBJECT: Lot Split of Lot 7, Block B - North Orlando Ranches Section 1
(House of Rothschild)
A site inspection of the subject property found it to be a large wooded area
on Panama Road near Moss Road. There appeared to be no obstructions or other
limiting items to prevent a lot split. It is recommended that the lot split
request be approved.
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COLDWELL BANKER
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE. INC.
106 SAUSAUID HLVD
GODDINGS PLAZA II
CASSELHLRIW. FL 32707
(407) 331-8803
Donald R. LeBlanc
City of Winter Springs
1126 E. S.R. 434
Winter Springs, FL 32708
April 12. 1990
Dear Mr. LeBlanc,
Please accept this letter as my request to split Lot 7. Blk B north.
Sec 1. North Orlando Ranches. Seminole County, Florida in half. which
each lot having 175 feet frontage.
Thank you in cooperation in this matter.
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Robert F. B reca. Jr.
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May 10, 1990
TO:
City Manager
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Coordinator
FROM:
Land Development
RE: Agenda Item
This is a request of Mr. Robert F. Barreca, Jr. to divide the property
located at 231 Panama Road into two (2) equal lots of approximately
1.8I acres each. This split does not violate zoning requirements.
Please see attached City Engineer's letter dated May 10, 1990.
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cc: Mayor
Commission
City Attorney
City Clerk
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PLA T OF LAND SURVEY and/or CERTIFIED TO' lIouse of l{othscld 1 d
DESCRIPTION AS FOLLOWS' Lo t 7. lllock B. NORTH Ol{LANDO HANCIIES SEe. I. as recorded in PI a t Book
12. Page 3. Public l{ecords of Seminole County. florida.
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SURVEYOR. THERE IAA Y BE OHiER RESTRICTIONS OR UNRECORDED
EASEMENTS THAT AffECT THIS PROPERTY,
NO UNDERGROUND IIoAPROVEI.IENTS HAVE BEEN LOCA TED UNLESS OTHERWISE SHOWN,
THIS SURVEY IS PREPARED fOR THE SOLE dENEFIT Of THOSE CERn-lED TO
ANO SHOULD NOT BE RELIED UPON BY ANY OTHER ENTITY.
BEARltluS, If SHOWN, ARE BASED ON
GRUSENMEYER-SCOTT & ASSOCIA TES,INC.
LAND SURVEYORS
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TOM C. GRUSENMEYER, R.L.S. No. 1542
TOM X. GRUSENMEYER, R.L.S. No. 4714
JAMES W. SCOTT, R.l.S. No, 4801
PAUL L DEATER, R.L.S. No. 4610
RICHARD E. FISCHER, R.L.S. No. 4616
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DESCRIPTION AS FOLLOWS- The \.Jcst 175.0 [eel of Lot 7, Block B, NUI{TlI OI{LANUO I{ANClIES
as recorded in Plat Book 12. Page 3, Public Records oC Seminole County. Florida.
79.537.50 sq. ft., 1.826 Acres. more or less.
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EASEI.4ENTS THAT AFft::C r 1 HIS PROPERTY.
NO UNDERGROUND iMPROVEMOITS HAVE BUN LOCA TED UNlESS QTHE/iWISE SHOIVN.
THIS SURVEY IS PREPARED fOR THE SOlE dENEfIT Of THOSE CERTifIED TO
AND SHOULD NOT BE RELIED UPON BY ANY OTHER ENTITY.
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GRUSENMEYER-SCOTT & ASSOCIATES, INC.
LAND SURVEYORS
OCALA OFfICE
12200 N.W. CNTY. RO. 22~
REDDICK FL 32686
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TOM C. GRUSENMEYER, R.L.S. No. 1542
TOM X. GRUSENMEYER, R.L.S. No. 4714
JAMES W. SCOTT, R.L.S. No.4801
PAUL L DEA TER, RLS. No. 4610
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TOM X. GRUSENMEYER, R.L.S. No. 4714
JAMES W. SCOTT. RLS. No. 4801
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City of Winter Springs
ATTN: Mr. Richard Rozansky,
Mr. Harry Martin "I-
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Terry M. Zaudtke, P.E.
City of Winter Springs
Ton Chlorination Facilities Water Treatment Plant 2 & 3
CPH Project No. 6136.10
City Manager
FROM:
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DATE:
April 11, 1990
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In the Master Water Plan, ton chlorination facilities were
programmed for Water Treatment Plants 2 and 3 for 1989/1990.
They are also in the current capital improvements and
renewal/replacement budget. The water demand has increased at
both of these facilities and will eventually exceed the
capability of the 150 Lb. chlorine cylinders. At the present
time, the 150 Lb. system is operating towards its maximum
capability. The water treatment system has the high service and
well capacity to easily meet the demand, but are limited by the
chlorination system. Maximum withdrawal from a 150 Lb. cylinder
is a peak of 5 Lbs./Hr. or an average of 50 Lbs/Day. If you
exceed these limits the cylinder will ice up and not provide
enough chlorine gas for disinfection.
There are days where the plants exceed the 50 Lbs/Day criteria.
The maximum is 65 Lbs/Oay and the average is 39 Lbs/Oay at Water
Treatment Plant 2 and 39 Lbs/Day at Water Treatment Plant 3.
The ton chlorination facilities should be designed and
constructed within this budget year.
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1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434
WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 32708
Telephone (305) 327-1800
May 10, 1990
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FROM:
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COMMISSION/MAYOR
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TON CHLORINATI~ ;ACILITIES FOR WATERTREATMENT PLANT #3
In my Memo subject Irrigation Meters - Water Shortage,
I noted the problem we were experiencing at WSWS West.
Actually, the problem is WTP #3 - specifically the demand
is exceeding the ability of the 150 pound chlorine cylinder
to chlorinate the system.
The Ton Chlorination Facilities are actually budgeted
for $40,000.00. Normally I would prepare a bid, however,
Florida Enviornmental Utilities is still working the
Wastewater Treatment #1 renovations. The engineer informs
me they are doing an excellent job, are ahead of schedule,
and under bid. They indicated that they would accept a
change order and do the work for some $32,000.00 to $35,000.00.
This would probably be a net increase of $18,000.00 in
our contract with them as Wastewater Treatment Plant #1
is coming in under budget. Their estimate is consistant
with their additive bid 1 on WWTP #1 of $34,965.00. The
closest bidder to this of the six who bid on WWTP #1
was $33,035.00 more than the Florida Enviornmental Utilities
bid.
If approved by the attorney we would recommend that
we complete this project with a change order. If not,
of course we will bid the project.
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cc: City Atty.
WSWS Mgmt. Committee
Enclosure
Mr. Kenneth M. Good, Chairman
Hr. J. Larry Rutherford, President
Gulfstream Land & Development Company
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Dear Sirs:
We are writing this letter in order that Tuscawilla Developers and Gulfstream
will fulfill their commitment to us.
May 18, 1987 we met at Tuscawilla :3ales office, Winter Springs to sign a con-
tract for purchase of our home at 641 Saranac Drive and to apply for a mort-
gage loan. Prior to signing the contract we were told by representatives of
Tuscawilla Winter Springs Development there would be trees (15' to 20'), shrubs
and grass planted on the easement and banks of the pond in a parklike manner,
irrigated and maintained by Tuscawilla W S Development at the rear of property
lines beyond the chain link fence as a buffer'from noise from the proposed
Expressway. They stated this was already in Tuscailla W S Developments' plans
and it was not necessary to have this ~n writing.
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We were also told the fence would remain on the property lines. We moved into
our home in Aug. 1987and the followlng month Tuscawilla Developers came and
moved the fence to the edge of the dry pond. We questioned why? and were told
the fence had been installed in the wrong place to begin with.
1. Since that time, we have talked to numerous representatives of Tuscawilla
and Gulfstream Developers with each each referring us on to another; Jack
Afflebach, Phil Birdsong, Chuck Thompson, Jim Martello and Glen Marvin. All of
these people have given us excuses and asked for our patience and understanding
to wait for the planting. The first was, "wait til we have all the houses com-
pleted on Saranac". So from Aug., 1987 thru Sept. 1988 we had cement trucks, sod
trucks, cars, builders, sales people, etc. hauling and using the easement as a
road. Around Sept. 1988 Mr. Martello and his crew planted trees 4' to 10' (not
what 'we were promised) and crepe myrtle bushes along the easement and at that
time we questioned the planting of trees on the bank. We were told by Mr. Martello
that it was too hot to plant larger trees and it would be done later, the trees
would be planted on the'banks behind the crepe myrtle bushes.
2. Each time we have called regarding the trees on the dry pond banks they have
said, "l-re're getting ready for the Parade of Homes Show or...it's too hot to plant
trees..we'll get to it as soon as we can, be patient and understanding with us.
June 16, 1989 Mr. Martello and Mr. Marvin said their tree planting truck was
inoperable... (see letter regarding this attached).
Page 1 of 2
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Page 2
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'Please see the attached letters from our neighbor Mr. Salvadore Gonzalez and
Mr. James Martello. Now Mr. Martello states in the 3rd. para., item 1, "our
tree truck could not negotiate the slope". To us, this is immaterial, we were
promised trees on the pond banks and we are sure he is aware holes can be dug
and trees planted manually when necessary.
We feel that we have been extremely patient and understanding for almost 3 years
and now we expect to see these trees planted on the banks of the pond as per
your commitment and promises of May 1987 while it is still cool enough to plant
with no further excuses or delays.
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February 11, 1990
Dear Mr. Marvin,
As discussed in our recent phone conversations, we enclose a copy of the letter
signed by your Mr. Martello at the time of the closing of the p~rchase of our
house. This letter states Gulfstream's commitment to properly landscape and
maintain the easement behind the Saranac Drive properties in Tuscawilla
(Chelsea Woods).
When we were purchasing our home, Gulfstream and the realtors at the Tuscawilla
sales office had made verbal promises to our neighbours and us that included
the following: 18-20 foot trees at the back of our properties, trees on top of
the berm, sodding with St. Augustine sod and properly maintaining and watering
the easement. These promises by Gulfstream induced us to close on our house,
and we expect them to be properly ful.filled. We have already experienced
several problems in getting Gulfstream to honour their commitments, and much to
our dismay, we had to produce the letter signed by your Mr. Martello and us on
5/12/88, as the only means to obtain results: first in the matter of the
sodding of the easement with St. Augustine sod and secondly, in getting
Gulfstream to properly irrigate it and maintain it.
Gulfstream knew exactly what was being committed and we expect Gulfstream to
honour its obligations in a timely manner. The trees to be placed on top of the
berm, which would serve as a noise and sight barrier for the proposed
Expressway extension, were promised to us almost two years. ago. Mr. Martello
told us in August 1988, that they could not be planted at that time because of
the heat and that it would be advisable to wait for cooler months. We have now
waited 18 months and there are still no trees on the berm. We expect Gulfstream
to plant them immediately. We also expect the irrigation system to be
re-installed on top of the berm to ensure the survival of the trees. (We do not
know why the irrigation system originally installed on the berm was removed).
I will appreciate your prompt response to this letter and look forward to
hearing from you.
cc: Paula Cox - Tuscawilla Sales Office
William Cox - Cox Corporation.
Paul Partyka - Tuscawilla Homes Owners Association
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WINTER SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT JOINT VENTURE
1301 Winter Springs Boulevard
Winter Springs, Florida 32708
(407) 365.3252
Mr. Salvadore Gonzales
643 Saranac Drive
Winter Springs, Fl 32708
Dear Mr. Gonzalez:
In reference to your February 11, 1990 letter to Mr. Glenn
Marvin stating your disenchantment with Gulfstream and
TUSC8'"lilJ;\ Rp.~lt:y, the f.'.">llowing conditions exist to date:
A. You have St. Augustine Sod - it is irrigated
B. All treescape and landscaping in your back yard is
alive and flourishin~.
C. Per your note that I signed off on Dated May 12, 1988,
please note that my approval was for three specific
conditions:
1. We would continue planting trees, which I o.k.'d
because at that time tree planting was not
complete.
2. That we would place 4 larger trees on your back
property line, which we did.
3. That the easement directly behind your. property
be sodded with St. Augustine grass, which it
is.
Additionally, it is my position that this area has been
maintained in a manner sat{sfactory to all parties.
One point, which may have been a misunderstanding, is the fact
that you felt you needed 181 to 20' trees. I never agreed
to or suggested 20' trees for. three practical reasons.
1. I oversee all irrigation and landscaping operations
and knew ahead of time and told you ahead of time
that our tree truck could not negotiate the slope.
2. Our irrigation system piping is installed in this
area and therefore does not allow any trees to be
planted on the top of the berm.
3. Your desire for bigger trees in this area was not
agreed to. It was intended that your present treescape
along your property line grow up to provide adequate
buffer.
A Joint Venture between Home Capital Development Group,
a subsidiary of Home Federal of San Diego, Calif. and Gulfstream Housing Corp.
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In closing I hope that this correspondence will conclude this
matter and that my explanation of these issues is satisfactory.
Respectfully,
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James M. Martello
Project Co-ordinator ,
WINTER SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT JV
cc: Glenn Marvin
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1 March 1990
Mr. Glen Marvin, Vice-President
Gulfstream Properties, Inc.
900 North Maitland Ave.
Maitland, Fl. )2757
He I Where Are Our Trees?
Dear Mr. Marvin I
I don't think it's necessary to reiterate the number of calls I have made
to Tuscawi11a Developers, Gulfstream, etc. since June 1987, regarding the
promises made by them to us so that we would purchase the house at 641
Saranac. We were to1dl "There will be a landscaped area with grass, trees
(18 to 20 feet high, etc.) planted and maintained between your lot and the
fence bordering the overflow pond for waters from golf course and there will
be trees planted on the higher banks of the pond area as a buffer for the
impending Expressway." I believe :('rom talking to others on Saranac whose
property also borders this area that they were promised the same. We waited
patiently and frustratingly for you to finally plant the area between our
property and the fence which was done in September 1988 with trees and
shrubs, 4 to 8 feet. It has now been almost three years and we are still
wai tihg for the trees to be planted on the banks of the pond. The last
excuse I was given on June 16, 1989, by you and Mr. Martello was that
your tree planting truck was inoperable and the weather was too hot to
plant trees. I have seen in the past 6 months a tree planting truck planting
larger trees on Winter Springs Boulevard and in the Tuscawil1a Development.
The weather is cooler, the truck is operating, so NOW, when do you honor your
promise and plant these trees????
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Winter Springs, Fl. )2708
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Winter Springs City Commission
City Hall
winter Springs, FL 32708
Dear City Commissioners:
First of all, I would like to express my gratitude for your
interest in assisting in the resolution of our dilemma with our
property erosion and unsightly pond.
To familiarize you with the situation, I will attempt to
describe the events leading up to the present.
First of all, when I was in the process of purchasing my home
during July, 1988, I expressed concern about the low water
level, visible silt, and overgrown vegetation in the pond at the
rear of the property I was considering purchasing. I was told
by Paula Roberts, an agent for Tuskawilla Realty, the water
level was lowered to accommodate repairs to an overflow
structure and the normal water level of the pond should be two
feet higher than the present condition. To this date, the pond
has never reached the water level described by Tuskawilla Realty
in July, 1988.
In the months following my home purchase, (closing 8/15/88), the
dry season set in and the water level fell substantially,
further exposing the sediment problem. Furthermore, it exposed
an erosion problem where the property adjoins the pond.
This is the point in time where things got real sticky. I
complained to my builder, Scott Philpot, of the erosion problem.
He said the developer, Gulfstream Land & Development Corp., was
responsible for the pond and must remedy the situation.
In December, 1988, the comedy of errors began. Gulfstream Corp.
initially attempted to dredge the pond with heavy equipment
which proved fruitless and did further damage to the property
surrounding the pond.
The next series of events took place in February, 1989, when
Gulfstream Corp. attempted to buildup the side slopes of the
pond by bringing in fill dirt, plus dredging the pond silt and
placing it on the pond's slopes. The fill dirt and silt were
graded and the area then sodded with st. Augustine Grass.
Within a week of completing the work, we experienced a couple
days of rain. I inspected my property after the rain ceased and
observed visible erosion damage. Due to the steepness of the
slope, the dirt supporting the sod had washed away and the sod
sunk into the pond.
since February, 1989, no attempt has been made to correct the
erosion problem. Throughout the spring and summer months I was
unable to mow to the waters' edge. Besides creating a safety
hazard, vegetation has grown creating an unsightly environment.
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To further compound the situation, in September, 1989, my
property experienced additional extensive erosion.
Approximately twenty feet from the waters' edge, the steep slope
sunk two to three feet creating a tier effect in my yard.
Besides attempting to resolve the problem with Gulfstream Corp.,
the property owners contacted the st. Johns Water Mgt. Authority
for assistance. The st. Johns Water Mgt. Authority responded by
inspecting the property on July 27, 1989. The findings of their
inspection were addressed in a letter dated 8/21/89 (Exhibit II)
to Gulfstream Corp. and stated the Development Corp. was in
violation of the construction permit and that large amounts of
sediment had washed into the pond, possibly affecting the
storage capacity of the pond and the side slopes of the pond had
severely eroded. To date no further information has been
received on the outcome of the letter.
As another attempt to resolve the erosion issue, my wife
contacted Glenn Marvin, Vice President of Gulfstream Corp., on
October 9, 1989 to arrange an appointment for him to observe the
additional erosion to our property. Mr. Marvin came out the
same day and viewed the erosion damage. He said he would
respond with an action plan in two or three days. On October
26, we received a letter taped to our front door (ExhibittII).
The letter in essence stated that Gulfstream Corp. had already
spent substantial money making repairs for which they had no
responsibility.
Then on January 11, 1990, st. Johns Water Mgt. Authority met
with Mr. Charles True, Senior Vice President, Donald W. McIntosh
Associates, who was the engineering firm that designed the
retention pond. The agreed upon action plan resulting from the
meeting was addressed in a letter dated January 22, 1990
(Exhibit IV) and stated the developer, Gulfstream Corp., would
repair the side slopes and remove the silt that had washed into
the pond within thirty days. To date no repairs have taken
place.
That brings us to the current status of a very frustrating and
disappointing state of affairs. I believe I speak for all
property owners surrounding the pond when I say we deserve a
satisfactory resolution to the erosion and unsightly condition
of our pond.
The assistance of the winter Springs City Commission would be
greatly appreciated.
Regards,
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Patrick G. Smith
1820 Seneca Blvd.
Winter Springs, FL
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AN AFFILIATE OF Gl'LFSTREAt\l LAND & DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
October 26, 1989
Linda smith
1820 Scenoca Blvd.
winter Springs, FL 32708
Re: Rear Lot Erosion
Dear Mrs. smith:
I apologize for some delay in responding to your concerns as I
have been extremely busy with several corporate matters. Your
problem is important too.
I have consulted with our design engineers and our attorney
regarding your dilemma and the following is my position in the
matter.
The lake as officially platted is contained within the boundaries
of lots which surround it. The developer has no ownership in
this case.
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Lake construction was originally completed according to design.
The city accepted improvements as they were completed, issued
building permits and issued certificates of occupancy for homes
around the lake. I believe that builder activity, which altered
pre building drainage patterns, has contributed to existing
conditions.
Covenants and restrictions for your property sets forth
responsibilities for the lake and easement area. Paragraph 21
provides that the City of Winter Springs and utility companies
have right of access to the drainage area. The developer has no
right or obligation to enter or maintain the easement area or the
lake.
I believe that Gulfstream has made substantial efforts to assist
homeowners with rear yard repairs. We have spent a substantial
amount of money making repairs to lots which we do not own and
for which we have no responsibility.
Again, I apologize for my less than prompt response to your
concerns.
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Gulfstream Orlando
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900 North Maitland Avenue. Maitland, Florida 32751. (407) 647-7500 . Tclecopy (407) 629-0510
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August 21, 1989
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-. Henry Dean, Ellecutlve Director
Mildred a. Horton, .....iatant Executive Director
John R. We hie, "'...Iatant Executive Director
POST OFFICE BOX 1429. PALATKA, FLORIDA 32078-1429
. 904/328-8321
Certified No. P 938
02133 N. WocloNm Rd. 0 7775 B8ym.adows Way
Milbourne, FL 32935.8108 Sutt. 102
(407) 254.1761 JackaonYiMa. FL 32256
(904) 730-6270
915 464
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onando. FL 3280 1
(407) 894.5423
Mr. Chuck Thompson
Winter Springs Development Corporation
1301 Winter Springs Boulevard
Winter Springs, Florida 32708
Re: Tuskawilla 14B (Chelsea WOods); Sections 8, 9, 17, Township
21 South, Range 31 East, Seminole County; #4-1~7-0105
Dear Hr ~ ",Thompson:
On July.27, lQ89, the District staff inspected the 'above
referenced" permitted project. Based upon this inspection, the
following violations of the permit were discovered:
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A. A very large amount a sediment has eroded into the
pond forming a large island of silt. The
sedimentation in the pond could affect possibly the
. storage capacity of the pond.
B. The side slopes of the pond have eroded severely,
specifically the area behind Lots 191-195.
2. Retention Area B/C:
A. The pond area is heavily overgrown with nuisance
vegetation (such as cat-tails, Typha sp. and primrose
willow, Ludwigia peruviana) and needs to be
maintained.
B. The outfall from the retention area to the
compensatory storage area needs to be maintained.
3. Per Condition 18. of the permit, an area of compensating
wetlands was to be constructed to compensate for the
wetland loss that occurred during the construction of
Tuskawilla 14A. The area was to be created with hydric
hardwood species planted at a density of 150 trees per
acre and achieve 60% coverage within two growing seasons~
this has not occurred.
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Within 7 days of receipt of this letter, you must notify the
District of your intent to correct. If no contact is made within
the specified time frame, the District will assume you do not plan
to comply and may proceed with legal action. Please be aware,
JOHN L. MINTON
V.ro BellC/1
SAUNDRA H. GRAY
DeBary
RALPH E. SIMMONS
Femanclina Beech
MERRITT C. FORE
Ocata
VAL M. STEELE
MelbOurne Beach
THOMAS L. DURRANCE
HOlly Hill
JOE E. HILL
LHsburg
JOSEPH D. COlLINS
Jacksonvile
ALICE J WEINBERG
Longwooo
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Henry Dean, Executive Director
Mildred G. Horton. Assistant Executive Director
John R. Wehle. Assistant Executive Direclor
January 22,
POST OFFICE BOX 1429 . PALATKA, FLORIDA 32078-1429
904/328-8321
Mr. Charles H. True, P.E.
Senior Vice President
Donald W. McIntosh Associates,
2200 Park Avenue North
Winter Park, Florida 32789
o 2133 N Woc~ham Res
Melbourne. FL 329358109
(401) 254,1761
o 77 75 Baymeadows Way
SUite , 02
Jacksonville. FL 32256
(904) 730-6270
:llS618 E South 51
Orlando. Fl 32801
(407) 894 5423
Inc.
Re: Tuskawilla Unit 14B (Chelsea Woods); Sections 8, 9, 17, Township
21 South, Range 31 East, Seminole County
Permit Number 4-117-0105
Dear Mr. True:
This letter is a result of the meeting held on January 11, 1990,
in the District's Orlando Office, between you and District staff,
concerning the above referenced project. The results of the meeting
are listed below:
1. A set of "As-Built" plans for the project will be submitted
to the District within 30 days.
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2. Retention Pond F:
A. A set of calculations was submitted to the District for
review in order to determine if the pond was designed to
handle the water coming in from off-site.
B. The concrete spillway will be repaired within 30 days.
3. Winter Springs Boulevard:
A. It was discussed that the District permitted the project
with the pipes under the road plugged.
B. If the pipes under the road were unplugged, to allow the
water coming in from off-site to flow under the road, a
modification to the permit may be re~uired by the
District.
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the road is because an old farm ditch was plugged.
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A. A copy of the deed restrictions was submitted to the
District. In them, it states that each individual
property owner is responsible for the maintenance of the
pond area behind their home.
JOHN L MINTON
Vero Ileac:h
SAUNDRA H. GRAY
OeBary
RALPH E. SIMMONS
Fernandlna Ileac:h
MERRITT C FORE
OcaJa
VAL M. STEELE
Melbourne Beach
THOMAS L DURRANCE
HOlly Hdl
JOE E. HILL
Leesburg
JOSEPH D. COLLINS
JackSonVIlle
ALICE J WEINBEI~G
LongWOOd
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1824 Seneca Boulevard
Winter Springs, FL 32708
April 20, 1990
The City Council
City of Winter Springs
City Hall
Winter Springs, FL 32708
Dear Council Members,
I am submitting this letter separate to that of my neighbors
in view of being out of town on the occasion of your meeting. I
endorse the legitimate concerns of my fellow homeowners regarding
the retention pond around which houses are built on Tioga Court,
Conesus Court and a segment of the 1800 part of Seneca Boulevard.
I am further concerned at the condition of property in proximity
to mine as the result of underground water seepage or leakage
which continues to contribute to the debilitated condition of the
pond, and to the concomitant debilitation of attractiveness and
real estate values in the vicinity.
This pond's condition has been a source of continuing
concern to me as a property owner. Failures to act on the part of
the developer and authorities empowered to enforce compliance
with water regulations have resulted in an unsightly, potentially
unhealthy and highly unattractive situation having been allowed
to continue. In fact, the growth of grasses, lilypads, algae and
scum have turned a once pretty and enjoyable pond into one with
the appearance of a cesspool. The growth of mosquitoes and other
insect life providing both nuisance and potential health hazards
is clearly accelerated by this unsatisfactory situation. Those
seeking to sell properties in an already slow resale market have
their efforts made the more difficult by this unnecessary and
unsightly situation.
The developer has been asked numerous times to correct the
underlying problems which affect this area and the properties
which surround it. The developer has excelled only in the ability
to make unkept promises, to perform work which inadequately
treated the problem, and to delay the execution of the clearly
required work. It is my understanding that the developer can be
compelled to act only by suit being brought by the St. John's
River Water Authority or other competent authority. It is also my
understanding that the developer has forfeited a substantial bond
to the City of Winter Springs rather than take the necessary, and
presumably expensive, action required.
The Chelsea Woods subdivision demanded a premium price for
properties as the developer and builders advertised pleasant
amenities and living conditions. Regrettably, the quality of life
and the value of property in this otherwise nice area have
continued to decline for those people with substantial
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investments in homes surrounding this pond. It is scandalous that
the developer has been permitted to abrogate his
responsibilities. It is further unsatisfactory that the developer
has been allowed to breach the good faith which promises, both
expressed and implied, accompanied the sale of properties in this
area.
It compounds a regrettable situation that it has once again
become necessary for homeowners to bring every manner of pressure
to bear with various agencies of local government to seek redress
of these grievances. I request your strong support of the
legitimate demands of the homeowners surrounding the pond to
correct this situation. I am confident that your efforts will be
critically important in resolving the fiasco which has arisen.
Thank you for your kind attention.
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MES P. MATHEWS
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RICHARD ROZANSKY
CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA
1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434
WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 32708
Telephone (305) 327-1 800
May 10, 1990
TO:
FROM:
COMMISSION/MAYOR
CITY MANAGER
REF: IRRIGATION METERS - WATER SHORTAGE
cc: City Atty.
WSWS Mgmt. Comm.
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As you know the St. Johns River Water Management
District has issued a water shortage warning in our area
and calls for voluntary reduction in water demand. Actually,
unless something happens soon, voluntary compliance will
become mandatory. The problem we are facing in Florida
is an ever increasing population and demand for water coupled
with a decline in the availability of potable water.
Though not related to the above we have been exper-
iencing supply problems in the WSWS West System, and have
subsequently placed a notice in the Sentinel requesting
customers to conserve water.
Because of a plentiful water supply in the past many
utilities, including ours, offered irrigation meters with
cut-rate costs to customers. The meters allow minimum
costs for the use of large quanties of water. Actually
the philosophy was the more water you use the cheaper
it is. We can no longer afford this laissez-faire
approach to our enviornment and resources. With this
in mind we no longer connect irrigation meters to our system.
We presently have some 100 irrigation meters located in
the West System and 2 in the East. These meters should
be phased out and removed as soon as possible.
Recommend the Commission direct that we take the
necessary steps, in accordance with the law, to remove
the meters and discontinue a practice that encourges
the waste of a valuable resource.
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AN AffiLIATE OF GULFSTREAM LAND & DEVELOPMENT CORP.
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Mayor Leanne Grove
city of winter springs
1126 E. State Road 434
winter springs, Florida 32708
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RE: SARNAC DRIVE LANDSCAPING
Dear Madam Mayor:
During the public input session of the regularly scheduled city
commission meeting of April 23, 1990, several homeowners,
accompanied by Mr. Moti Khemlani, expressed their beliefs that
additional landscaping is required behind homes where their
property adjoins the site of a percolation pond used for effluent
disposal.
It is the position of Gulfstream and Tuscawilla Realty Inc., that
the landscaping currently in place satisfies any and all stated
or impl ied improvements for this property. The area has been
fenced, irrigation was installed and sod and trees were planted
in order to provide a buffer beyond the rear lot lines of their
homes. We further believe that should this matter require
additional attention, then it is an issue between the individual
homeowners and Gulfstream or Tuscawilla Realty Inc., as the case
may be.
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Recognizing the public's right to bring any issue to the
attention of the City commission, I trust that the elected
commission will realize that these are contractual matters
betweem the seller and the buyers. We are confident that the
sales contracts speak for themselves and individual buyers should
seek legal remidies if they believe that there has been a breach
of contract.
Sincerely,
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Glenn Marvin
Vice President, Gulfstream Housing Corp.
cc: Phil Birdsong
Teri Oechsle
Richard Rosansky
David Brown
Don Le Blanc
Moti Khemlani
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