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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1998 10 07 Regular Item A CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434 WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 32708-2799 Telephone (407) 327-1800 Community Development PLANNING & ZONING BOARD / LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY AGENDA ITEM II. A. GOLFSIDE VILLAS - PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING/FINAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN Staff Report Don LeBlanc, Land Development Coordinator will make the presentation on Golfside Villas. NOTE: Materials will be sent separately to you before the meeting. .. September 29, 1998 To: Planning and Zoning Board ~ Land Development Coordinator~ From: Re: Golfside Villas Research of Files At the request of the Planning and Zoning Board, I have researched all the files as it relates to The Highlands PUD (formerly North Orlando Highlands PUD) and cannot find a preliminary plan or a master plan ofthe PUD. I also requested the assistance of Conklin, Porter and Holmes (formerly Clark, Dietz and Associates). A search of their files was conducted and they were unable to find anything. I also attempted to research the Planning and Zoning Board Minutes for any information on this topic, but the earliest Planning and Zoning Board information that I . could locate was October 1975. It is known that Ordinance #56 enacted on March 12, 1971 established PUD Zoning. It is also know that the City Commission was discussing the Highlands PUD in that same time frame. It appears that the Council, at that time, approved the PUD. But I can find no supporting documentation (ordinance) to that effect. This was verified by City Attorney Gary Massey in a letter dated July 7, 1997 when there was a submittal for alteration to the PUD. In this regards, I searched the Planning and Zoning Board Minutes after the July 77 letter and could find no record of any data submitted to the Board as recommended by Massey. I enclose Commission Meeting Minutes and other document ion from March 197 through August 27. 1971; undated document showing the platting of the first 5 sections of the PUD; Massey letter dated July 7, 1977; Commission Meeting Minutes dated October 28,1996; SKRWMD Standard General Environmental Resource Permit Technical Staff Report (FAX date March 5, 1998); Zaudtke FAX dated September 21, 1998; and Grimms memo dated September 25, 1998. It is believed that there will be a landscape plan submitted to this office prior to the meeting. If time allows, it will be sent to your home. - . {J(' . Ii~v'u-/~ ?<?"-' ,;i ~. 'J/LU-n.J..'''-'./ ~'''-c..{. "-'1 C .K. -:: FLORIDA LAND COMPANY ~ A SUBSIDIARY OF. FLORIDA GAS COMPANY I POST OFFICE BOX H I WINTER PARK. FLORIDA 32789 I PHONE (30S) 6-40(-2210 March 25, 1971. Hon. Mayor Granville Brown & Village Council Village of North Orlando 1 North Fairfax Avenue North Orlando, Florida Re: PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT NORTH ORLANDO HIGHLANDS Gentlemen: In accordance with Ordinance #56, we request zoning approval for our Planned Unit Development project to be located in the northwest portion of the Village of North Orlando. For your review, we enclose the follow- ing: a. A vicinity map showing the location of the proposed Planned Unit Development. b. A boundary survey and legal description of the property. c. A topographical survey of the area, along with an aerial photograph showing the vegetation cover and natural waterways. A soils survey of the entire project. d. A land use plan and preliminary development plan. e. Tables showing the acreage for each category of land use and maximum densitie&. f. Road construction cross sections to be utilized. g. A preliminary plan for sanitary sewerage collection system, water distribution system and storm drainage facilities. h. A statement describing the objectives of Florida Land Company and the sequence of development. Also included is an ex- planation of provisions for maintenance of common open spaces. i. A list of deviations from Subdivision Ordinance #50. . .l . . ....... ,,- ji...... Or lando Highlands A majority of the items have previously been submitted with our appli- cation and the Zoning Board of the Village of North Orlando has already had an opportunity to review all of the enclosed documents--except Item g., preliIninary engineering plans. In view of the fact that your Zoning Board has completed their review of all items pertaining to zoning and has submitted their recommendation to the Council, we respectfully re- quest that you immediately advertise our zoning request for.public hear-. ing. We are providing the Village Engineer with copies of all preliminary engineering plans 50 that he can complete his review during the IS-day advertising period and submit his comments and recommendations to the Council prior to the date of public hearing. As you know, time is of the essence for Florida Land Company to proceed with this construction. Therefore, we would appreciate your handling the advertising for public hearing and review of engineering plans a. outlined above. Very truly yours, J. Nolan Reed Director of Development JNR/mh 'cc: Robert N. Dosh B. C. Conklin pe-gEl 2 April 5, 1971, cont. A motion was made by Councilman Hurt to change the bank from South Seminole to 1st National Bank of Maitland. Seconded by Councilman 'Piland. Discussion. Motion carries. The vote was unanimous. 4r~'motion was made by Councilman Hurt to have Mr. Brown, Mayor, negotiate the franchise agreement with ~lorida Power. Seconded by Councilman Kelley. Discussion. Motion carries. r. . A motion was made by Councilman Fox to instruct the Attorney to draw up an ordinance to reimburse the Councilmen $25.00 per month and the Mayor $50.00 per month for expense reimbursement. Seconded by Councilman Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Councilman Fox to set up a Public Hearing on the area that Florida Land Company has designated for a Planned Unit Development, for April 26 and if not possible then to set it up for May 3, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Councilman Rowell to accept the final plans for North Orlando Townsites, 4th Addn., Unit 3, as per the letter of approval from the City Engineer, Cal Conklin, and Exhibit A. Seconded by W. R. Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Councilman Rowell to accept for maintenance all the roads completed in Unit 2, North Orlando Townsites, 4th Add., subject to the guarantee for faulty materials and workmanship per the Maintenance Bond, for a period of one year. Seconded by Councilman Fox. Discussion. Motion carries. .... There was a short discussion of the Agreement of Mutual Assistance. North Orlando is awaiting a contract that is to be circulated among all four municipalities to be signed. Vote for Vice-Mayor: Four votes were received for Charles Rowell and one vote for Charles Kelley. Mr. Charles Rowell is Vice-Mayor. There was a short discussion of Ad Valorem Taxes. A motion was made by President asking for Kelley. Discussion. Councilman Fox to send a clemency for Lt. Calley. Moti.on carries. resolution to the Seconded by Charles A motion was made by Councilman Fox to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Kelley. Discussion. Motion carries. Respectfully submitted, Approved: mWW;7T ~~ Mary T. Norton Village Clerk ~rT~h~MaYOr Granv 1 r wn . . (~e Workshop Session of the Village Council of the Village of North Orlando, Florida was called to order by Mayor Brown at 7:35 p.m. WORKSHOP SESSION VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO APRIL 26, 1971 A pledge of allegiance to the flag was led by Councilman Herbert Fox. Roll Call: Mayor, Granville Brown, present Vice-Mayor, Charles Rowell, present Attorney Thomas Freeman, present Councilmen: Troy Piland,present W. R. Hurt, present Charles Kelley, present Herbert Fox, present Planned Unit Development: Mr. Mike Madaus of Clark, Dietz & Associates representing Mr. cal Conklin, City Engineer, spoke of their findings of the preliminary engineering plans presented to them from Florida Land Company for the development of the Planned Unit Development. From Florida Land Company's table showing the acreage for each category of land use and maximum densities for residential land uses, they show.a maximum of five houses per acre, 107 acres with 709 detached units. Mr. Madaus would like more clarification on just what that means. The table shows 18% for open syace which does not include the golf course. The ordinance requires 20%. Counting the golf course they would actually have about. 40%. . On road .construction, Mr. Madaus said he needed 'clarification where they plan to build the various roads, local streets and colle'ctor and arterial streets. They show type 1 asphalt on arterial streets and type 2 on collector and local streets. This is acceptable by the sub- division ordinance; however, Mr. Madaus feels type 1 asphalt throughout would make a better job. Mr. Madaus said more clarification was needed for the over all plans of the street widths, street construction and location of arterial, local, and collector streets. No commer~ial is to be erected on this site. That was the end of the discussion of the Planned Unit Development. Mayor Brown thank"d Mr. Madaus for coming to our meeting. Mr. Rowell read the request for oxygen resuscitator and other equipment for the Police Department. It was suggested that a budget be made up for the Police Department and studies made of future income before any further expenditures are made. Mayor Brown appointed a committee of Mr. Rowell, Mr. Fox and Mr. Hurt to investigate the Fire Department, as to their income, debts, etc. and to report back to the Council of their findings. ENGINEERS, INC. REPL Y TO, PQst Office Drawer 1976 Sanford. Florida 32771 April 27, 1971 Phone 305-32-6841 Mr. Granville Brown, Mayor North Orlando 1 Fairfax North Orlando, Florida 32707 DEar Mayor Brown: RE: FLORIDA LAND COMPANY PUD OUR JOB NO. 6136.00 After discussions with the City Council last night with regard to the Florida Land Company's proposed PUD development in North Orlando, I went across the hall with Mr. Nolan Reed in order to mark up an overall plan to indicate where the various types of streets; that is, collector, arterial and minors would be constructed within the development. While in his office he indicated that they are making changes in this plan that was submitted and reviewed by us prior to last nights discussion which according to the PUD Ordinance could require additional hearings. The ordinance under Section 44.95, Sub-section 9 indicates that minor alterations or modifications may be made after revi~w and approval. However, substantial changes require additional public hearings and approvals by the Council. I am not exactly sure what would constitute substantial changes thus requiring additional hearings. It appears though from discussions with Mr. Reed that they are reducing the single family dwelling areas, shifting around other areas; such as moving the elementary school to where the Garden Apartments are now planned, and con- structing other facilities in this proposed school area. In any event, Mr. Reed indicated that he would have by Friday a new revised plan for this area for our review and at that time we can give you some indication as the magnitude of these changes. My only purpose at this time in writing you is to let you know what I found out from discussions with Mr. Reed in order that you may be thinking about what course of action you may choose to take in lieu of these changes. Sincerely yours, CLARK, DIETZ & ASSOCIATES, INC. / . ( ...... ~- ~/ // /1/./,-;... , i . i. l.c ...~ {.{ <.. RWM:mg PR [NC [P A L 01'1'['(;'];;:: R. W. Madaus, P. E. 'Ifl'1' riT'O\t'lJr.fl'RACI' STREET' URBANA' ILLINOIS 6IRO! . 217 - 367.6661 OTHER OFFICES IN: TENNESSEE, FLORIDA, INDIANA, MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI, AND ILLINOIS ^ DIVISION or THr: RlrH^~nl\nN rnUD IJV .'- . ~, .' -I REGULAR SESSION VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO MAY 3, 1971 The Regular Session of the Village Council of the Village of North Orlando, Florida was called to order by Mayor Brown at 7:50 p.m. A pledge of allegiance to the flag was led by Councilman Troy Piland. Roll Call: Mayor, Granville Brown, present Vice--'Mayor, Charles Rowell, present Attorney, Thomas Freeman, present Councilmen: Troy Piland, present W. R. Hurt, present Charles Kelley, present Herbert Fox, ~bsent A motion was made by Councilman Piland the Regular Meeting of April 19, 1971. Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. to approve the minutes of Seconded by Councilman A motion was made by the Workshop Session Rowell. Discussion. Councilman Hurt to of April 26, 1971. Motion carries. approve the minutes of Seconded by Councilman Mayor Brown recessed the meeting, and called the Public Hearing to order. Mr. Freeman, Attorney; read the application of the Notice to re- zone the area to Planned Unit Development. No one was present to speak against the Planned Unit Development. Public Hearing was adjourned. Mayor BrOlm called the Regular Session back to order. A motion was made by Councilman Hurt to pay the bills. Seconded by Troy Piland. Discussion. Motion carries. Finance & Election Report: Mayor Bro~m read the Finance Report due to Mr. Fox''t.s absence. Finance Report, May 3, 1971: Balance, (feneral Fund, March 31, 1971 Checks Drawn Deposits Balance, (feneral Fund, April 30, 1971 Road & Bridge Checks Drawn Deposits Balance, Road 5,511.64 3,798.74 1,824.00 3,536.90 214.37 None None 214.37 Fund, Balance, March 31, 1971 & Bridge Fund 4/30/71 Building Fund: Certificate of Deposit 2,311.94 . Mr. Piland had no report on Health & Recreation. , /' , . #I " ~"ge?. ~ ,':~:f 3, cant. J, :Road & Bridge Report, Mr. Hurt: To be taken up later on the agenda. . . . Zoning & Industrial Report, Mr. Kelley: fo be taken up later on the agenda. Police & Fire Report, Mr. Rowell reporting: There was no Fire Department report. Mr. Rowell read the monthly Police Report. Mayor's Report, Granville Brown reporting: Mayor Brown read letters of thanks from Mrs. Piloian family. T George Faililer and the Mr. Rowell and Mayor Brown attended the CALNO Meeting,',April 27 at the Casselberry City Hall to discuss the feasibility study of the consolidation of Casselbery, Altamonte Springs, Longwood and North Orlando. A tour of the Village was taken by Mayor Brown and Cl(ouncilmen Fox, Kelley and Hurt, on Saturday May 1 to see what has to be done in our Village. June 5th has been proclaimed starting date of Clean-Up, Fix-up week and Mr. Piland will be in charge of this operation. No provision for transportation was made at the time of hiring the Maintenance Man, Stephen Kenneth, and something should be done about this. A motion was made by Councilman Rowell that they re-zone the property from R-U to Planned Unit Development in accordance with the prelim:lnary plans submitted for the area. Seconded by Councilman Piland. Discussion. Motion carries. Mr. Jack Brumley was here to speak for Allen Pyle in regard to the proposed c&J~cre lake construction. The Council showed their approval in regard to this, and the appropriate paperwork will be presented at a later date. A motion was made by Mr. Kelley that We accept the names of Etta Harville, Scott Schaffer and George Beck for the Planning & Zoning ,\Board. Seconded by Mr. Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. Mr. Freeman read the second reading of Ordinance 57, Florida Power Ordinance, by title only. A motion was made byMr. Rowell to accept Ordinance 57 on the second reading. Seconded by Mr. Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. Mr. Freeman read the third reading of Ordinance 57, by title only. A motion was made by Mr. Kelley to accept Ordinance 57 on the third reading. Seconded by Mr. Piland. Discussion. Motion carries. Mr. Freeman read the second reading of Ordinance 58, by title only. A motion was made by Mr. Rowell to accept Ordinance 58 on the second reading. Seconded by Mr. Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. . ..;' .' . -- . i.., " ~p.~e""33 "MaY :1 cont.. -- Mr. Freeman read the third reading of Ordinance 58 by title only. A motion was made by Mr. Kelley to accept Ordinance 58 on the third reading. Seconded. by Mr. Rowell. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Councilman Kelley that we remove Item 15 (Motion to approve or disapprove re-zoning 97) from the table for discussion. Seconded by Councilman Piland. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made byMr. Rowell that we deny the request to re-zone the 1:J7 acres and leave it zoned R-T. Seoonded by Mr. Kelley. Mr. Rowell voted yes, Mr. Kelley voted yes, Mr. Hurt voted yes and Mr. Piland voted no. Motion carries. A motion was made by Mr. Rowell that the Mayor and Village Clerk inform the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County that the Village has no objecti.on to the vacation of Clark Avenue. Seconded b"J'Mr. Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Mr. Rowell that we take one-thousand dollars from the General Fund and put it into the Road & Bridge Fund. Seconded by Mr. Kelley. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made byMr. Piland to authorize the Mayor to send two telegrams on the House and Senate Bills that we voted on, to inform the Orange-Seminole Delegation of our feelings. Seconded by Mr. Kelley.. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Mr. Kelley to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Mr. Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. Respectfully submitted, ?Jt I24t /' 17 ~ Mary T. Norton, Village Clerk Approved: , Mayor FLORIDA LAND COMPANY ~ A SUBSIDIARY OF FLORIDA GAS COMPANY I POST OFFICE BOX 44 I WINTER PARK, FLORIDA 32789 / PHONE (305) 644-2210 Hon. Mayor & Village Council Village of North Orlando 1 North Fairfax Avenue North Orlando, Florida 32707 Re: PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT NORTH ORLANDO HIGHLANDS Gentlemen: June 30, 1971 It is requested that we be permitted a few minutes of the Council's time at the next regularly scheduled meeting, which I understand is Tuesday, July 6. At that time, we would like to present a revised Land-Use Plan for the proposed Planned Unit Development project in North Orlando. The revisions have been brought about by the enlargement of the Golf Course Facility. The alterations remain well within the limits of the PUD Ordin- ance. We would like to have the approval of this Land-Use Plan before proceeding further with detailed engineering plans. We are mindful of the fact that final approval depends on the Village receiving detailed engineering plans. JNR/mh cc: Robert N. Dash Harold J. Murphy ,tJ:.: .- _,L '7// /7/ Very truly yours, ~ ~/F~!U A LiC.:/ANY . ~fkR?C J. Nolan Reed Director of Development "~I' . I . . A ... Pag~ 2 tD ~ July ~ 1971 cODt. . Hayor' s Repoi';~-Hayor Brown reporting: Mr:-1iooSFi~dcrenoT1;fi-:::-I)ouTh~3rn Bell Company contackd Mr. BrO\m last week and stated there would be an increase in rates if it is approved. A letter was received in regard to TOPICS. A letter was received from Mr. Hall of Fla. Land Company regarding street lighting for North Orlando 'forrace. Two names 'for the Zoning Board have been recomm'~nded, Mr. Ed Ferguson and Mr. Frank Sutera. Mayor Brown nominated Frank Su tera, Ed Ferguson, Scott Schaffer, Mr. Palmer and Mrs. Etta Harville to th8 Planning & Zoning Board effective July 1, 1971. A motion was made by Mr. an d Jim Palmer for a two Hr. Frank Sutera and Mr. Planning & Zoning Board. carries. Fox to appoint Etta Harville, Scott Schaff')r y"ar t2rm on the Planning & Zoning Board and Ed Ferguson for a one year term on the, Seconded by Mr. Piland. Discussion. Motion A motion was made by Councilman Rowoll to appoint Charles Kelley as Councilman. Seconded by Councilman Fox. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Councilman Rowell to appoint Councilman Kelley for a onr year t2rm on thg Board of AdjuBtment, Bouncilman Fox for a two yoear term on the Board of Adjustment, and Councilman Piland for a three year t0rm on the Board of Acjustment. Seconded by Councilman Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. Hr. Rossman is to notify all r'sid0nts within 500 feet of his property of his intention to put. trailer on his property. If there is no objection within a reasonable time, then the Board of kdjustment can grant the Variance. Hr. Charles Kelley was sworn in as Councilman by Attorney Thomas Freeman. Florida Land Company presented a revised land-use plan of th2 P.U.D. area. Village Engineer, Cal Conklin, will have to be notified of these changes and he will have to give us his 1'0 cOffiffiendation s. The Zoning & Planning Board will discuss these changes and notify the Council of their recomm8ndations. A motion was made by Councilman Rowell to have the Zoning Board review the changes in th'", land-use plan and pass on their recommendation to the Council. Seconded by Councilman Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Councilman Fox to make Hoss Road the center line str8~t for issuing numbers east and west. Seconded by Councilman Hurt. Discussion. Motion carriGS. A motion was made by Councilman Fox that concr~te poles be in- stalled and also onn additional light be added to the park area of North Orlando Ter~ace, Unit 1, Sections One and Two. Seconded by Councilman KellFY. Discussion. Motion carries. FLORIDA LAND COMPANY ( ~ A SUBSIDIARY OF FLORIDA GAS COMPANY / POST OFFICE BOX 44 I WINTER PARK. FLORIDA 32789 I PHONE (305) 644.2210 Hon. Mayor & Village Council Village of North Orlando 1 North Fairfax Avenue North Orlando, Florida 32707 Re: NORTH ORLANDO HIGHLANDS REVISED LAND-USE PLAN Gentlemen: July 9, 1971 This is to advise you that we have submitted a map of the proposed reV1Slons of the North Orlando Highlands Project to the Planning & Zoning Board. That map includes density calculations. Also, we have instructed our engineer to expedite completion of the revised preliminary engineering plans in accordance with Article 2, Paragraph G, of Ordinance 1/.56. That revised master plan will be submitted directly to Mr. Cal Conklin. In the interest of time, werespectfully request that you consider having the Village Engineer conduct his review of the water, sewer and drainage prelim- inary plans during the time that our request is being advertised for public hearing. By doing so, the Village Engineer could submit his comments to the Council on the night of the public hearing. Please advise if additional information is needed for the approval of the revised development plan. JNR/mh cc: Robert N. Dosh Thomas G. Freeman, Atty. Kuhrt & Associates, Inc. R :;C~ . Nolan Reed Director of Development . . KUHRT AND ASSOCIATES. INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS '.j FI LE NO. 7060.1 ~ , " " "i i 1 WALTER H. KUHRT. .JR.,P. E. PRESIDt:NT July 16, 1971 TtlCPHONl';(30S)647..rSI sun!: ZOI, 5400 OIi'lO.......,. CIRCLe; ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32:610 Clark, Diotz it Associates - Engineers, Inc. Post Office Drawer 1976 Sanford, Florida 37771 Subje.ct: l>!as1:er Plans - North Orlando Highlands, Village of North Orlando, norida Gentlemen: Included here~.;ith are four (4) copies of each of drainage facilities, snnitz.lr.r fDcilities and water facilities Master Plans for No~~h orlando Highlands, Village of North Orlando, Fl.orid". It is anticiPated that'the lakes will be used in the future for evaporatic.n- p'2!rcolation of se\olage treo:b"ent plant effluent. This plc.n \'1111 be presente.d to the Department of Health <:lnd Florida Air and ~'lo.t~r Pollution Control BODrd for roview and l>.pproval of the concept of design prior to the final design and construction stages. It is further anticipated ~l~t sane down-stream L~provarncnts of czisting ditches may be necessary. Such ~prov~~ents would be incorpornted into. final design. Your review and approval of these Master Plans is rospectfully requested. Kindly advise us if you need additional information .regarding this project. Very tnl1y yours, KUHRr N~D ASSOCIATES, n1C; /{' r. i 0-(."1/(_ _ John iLl l':ooro, !J CI:."": cc: Mr. J. Nolan Reed/'" I V .J, ~ reo'': jjC/1J)I JEM/jk ----. '.i} RS GU LA 11 3,:,3310], VILLAG,,: COUNCIL VILLAGi: OF NOH'l'H ORLANDO JULY 19, 1971 .\i '1 The Regular Session of the Village Council of the Village of North Orlando, Florida was called to order by Mayor Brown at 7:40 p.m. A Pledge of al-'egianee to the flag was led by Councilman Piland. Roll .Call: Mayor Granville Brown, present Vice-Mayor, Charles Rowell, present Attorney, Thomas Freeman, present Councilmen: Charles Kelley, present Troy Piland, present Herbert Fox, present W. R. Hurt, present A motion was made by Councilman Fox to approve the minutes of July 6, 1971. S~conded by Councilman Piland. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Councilman Fox to approve the minutes of JUly 12, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Kelley. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Councilman Hurt to pay the bills. Seconded by Councilman Rowell. Discussion. Motion carri~s. Finance and Election Report, Mr. Fox reporting: The books were taken to the auaitor's on July 13, 1971. As of that date the balance in the General Fund was $3,043.07. Balance in the Road & Bridge Fund was $1,205.72. The Building Fund Certificate of Deposit t2,311.94. ~ No report on Bealth & Recreation. Road and Bridge Report, Mr. Hurt reporting: A lIen Pyle gave an est imate of $4, 300. 00 for dirt and grading the roads in the Ranchlands. A motion was made by Councilman Hurt to give the Mayor the power to purchase the truck at Ratliff's using the $400.00 we received for the sale of the GMC Dump Truck and financing the balance through thp. bank. Seconded by Councilman Rowell. Discussion. Motion was tabled by Councilman Rowell, until the next regular session of August 2. Motion carries. Motion was tabled. Zoning & Industrial ~ort, Mr. Kelley reporting: Recommendations received from ~Zoning Board as follows: The North Orlando Zoning and Planning Board recommends the revised PUD plan of the Florida Land Company as presented to the Council by Mr. Reed on July 6, 1971, with the following reservations: 1. A preliminary engineering plan providing for utilities including sanitary sewers, storm drainage and water supply be submitted to the Village Engineer on or before July 16,1971. 2. Due to the density of the PUD land use a collector stre~t should be added from Sheppard Road to SR 419 as shown by the red strip on Florida Land's last layout of PUD. This street connection would relieve heavy traffic from the Third Street .1 --- ./ / . . / ./ /' - JDagl') 2 J~ly 1G. IG71 cont. .Z or,:rD-g~:~Ir;~i:iSE"r Tal.. -fj e p 0 l' t , aedition and Sheppard cant. : Roa d p8 st th'. school si tr:.. .' N0adowlar.]{ Unit ;/1 preliminary plans: The Boar6 recommconds that the prop,.,rty be ehDnw d from R-1A to R-l as desdribed to t~e Mayor in Mr. Cliff Jordan's letter of July 7, 1971 with the understanding that as many tre~s as possible will be retainec: for their natural groHth. In addition 1"lo1'ida Land Company will provide a green belt on the adjoining commercial property. /11'. Kelley suggc'stE,d several oth8r changes should b" made, and thesE suggestions will be given to the Zoning & Planning Board, regarding the zoning of Jack's Mini Mart to C-l, minimum living area for R-l, and the boundaries for R-l zoning. Poli~~ & Fi~~Rep?r!L M~~ Row~ll r~port~ng:. . F. Scott Kenneth lS aCtwgcni8roi Pollce Hhlle Clnef Bachelor is away on ressrve training. One Port-O-Matic Oxygen Uni.t I"as presented to th2 Council for their revieH. A motion was made by Councilman Rowell to purchase this unit in the amount of $69.95. Seconded by Councilman Kelley. Discussion. Motion carries. .. Mayor's Report, Mayor Brown reportin~: Mayor-'1!rown read 111e l.eTIeroT Acceptance of the Florida Power Corp. of Ordinance No. 57 as follows: "Gentlemen: The undersigned Florida Power Corp. hereby accepts the above-mantion~d franchise and each of the terms thereof. Kindly file this acceptance in the minute book of the Village of North Orlando so that it may be a matter of record along with the said Franchise OrcinaDce No. 57. Signc.d John E. Gleason, Vice-President. Attest: Betty N. Clayton, Asst. Sec." At last 110nday night's Council Meeting permission to use Casselberry's jail' $5.00 per day. North Orlando will pay the jail is full, we cannot use it. Ncrth Crlanco rec8ivsd Five prisoners per month the liability insurance. at If A motion was made by Councilman Fox to give th~ Mayor the authority to enter into an agrsemsnt with the City of Cass01bsrrv for th8 use of their ja.il. S,jconded by Councilman Hurt. Discussi~n. Motion carries. There will be a CALNO Meeting vlednesday cV0ning at 7: 30 p.m., July 28 at the Casselberry City Hall. Florida Land Company: P.U.D. Revised Land-Use Plan: A motion was made by Councilman for Florida Land Company on th," on tho; 16th of August at 7 p.m. Motion carrie: s. Kelley to set up a public hearing revised land-use plan for the P.U.D. Seconded by Councilman Hurt. Discussion. . I FLORIDA LAND COMPANY ~ A SUBSIDIARY OF FLORIDA GAS COMPANY I POST OFFICE BOX 44 I WINTER PARK, FLORIDA 32789 / PHONE (305) 644.2210 July 27, 1971 Hon. Mayor & Village Council Village of North Orlando 1 North Fairfax Avenue North Orlando, Florida 32707 Re: NORTH ORLANDO HIGHLANDS Gentlemen: In accordance with instructions issued by the North Orlando Planning & Zoning Board, our engineer submitted four copies of revised master plans for the drain- age facilities, sanitary sewerage facilities and water facilities in the above referenced project. These plans were completed on July 16 and hand carried to Mr. Conklin on the morning of July 19. We respectfully request that Mr. Conklin be authorized to review the revised preliminary plans during the time the revised zoning request is being adver- tised for public hearing. Kindly advise if you need additional information regarding this project. Very truly yours, FLORIDA LAND!i?- ') . &'11.- 'c;G J. Nolan Reed Director of Development JNR/mh cc: Mr. Cal Conklin Walter H. Kuhrt, Jr. 15-1 . f , /Z-zf!- ?/~ 5/71 j. 1. I.' WORKSHOP SESSION VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO AUGUST 9, 1971 The Workshop Session of August 9, 1971 of the Village Council of the Village of North Orlando, Florida was called to order by Mayor Brown at 7:32 p.m. A pledge of allegiance to the flag was led by Mayor Brown. Roll Call: Mayor Granville Brown, present Vice-Mayor, Charles Rowell, present Attorney, Thomas Freeman, present Councilmen: Troy Piland, present Winton Hurt, present Charles Kelley, present Herbert Fox, present Revised Land Use Plan of P.U.D.: A few complaints have been received about the increased traffic on Third Street due to this revised plan. If another opening could be cut through across the golf course, from the arterial road on the west side across the golf course to tie with the arterial road on the east side, this would alleviate the traffic somewhat. The Public Hearing will be next Monday, August 16th. Mr. Hague, North Orlando General Store: Mr. Hague said a ceiling should be put on the utility tax. His light bill runs between $200 and $300 per month, which would be about $24.00 per month utility tax which he claimed was qu,ite high. Mr. Hague was told to compare the taxes other merchants must pay in other locations, and he would see that North Orlando taxes are not too high. The taxes are going to improve police and fire protection. Mr. Hague was reminded of the protection he is getting and he then agreed that this tax was well worth it. He then saie his qu,'stions had been answered and he was satisfied. Truck for the Village: The councilmen had checked. various trucks and. (;ii'fer,ent. pr':i"s. 'relis is to be discussed at our next meeting. Annual Florida League Convention: This year the Conv3ntion 1.;111 be at st. Petersburg octe 21:., 25 and 26th. l:;ayor' BrOl"r. Ii] 11 attend the entire convention and Attorney Thomas Freeman will attend Sunday's meetings. North Orlando Terrac'3s - :3c,c'ciot! 1 and 2: Cal Conklin, Emgineer for the Village and engineers for Florida Land Company met with the Zoning Board last Thursday evening to discuss the North Orlando Terrace. The Zoning Board will forward their recommenda- tions to the Council at the next meeting. . ------- " . . I ,e . REGULAR SESSION VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO AUGUST 16, 1971 The Regular Session of August 16, 1971, of the Village Council of the Village of North Orlando, Florida was called to order by Mayor Brown at 7:05 p.m. A pledge of allegiance to the flag was led by Councilman Piland. Roll Call: Mayor Granville Brown, present Vice-Mayor, Charles Rowell, present Attorney, Thomas Freeman, present Councilmen: Troy Piland, present . Winton Hurt, present Charles Kelley, absent Herbert Fox, present Mayor Brown recessed the Council Meeting and opened the public hearing. The two hearings were a request from Florida Land Company for a modificat,ion of the developmental plan of Planned Uni t Development and a change of zoning request from R-lA to R-I by Mr. Clifford Jordan. Mrs. Wanda Sasser and Mrs. Baker asked questions as to the change of zoning request of Mr. Jordan. It was explained the change would lower the living space area from 1100 sq. feet to 950 sq. feet, and the smallest house to be built will be about 1050 sq.ft. and will sell for about $17,100. They will be 235 homes. Marie \of1nward, 50 S. Devon Avenue, complained of a hole in the street in front of her house, and Mayor Brown assured her this would be repaired. Mayor Brown recessed the public hearing, and called the Council Meeting back to order. Mr. Chuck Bose, of the Seminole Fire Equipment Company in Sanford was here to speak of a fire truck that he had located. It is a 1947 Dodge, very good condition and it costs $1,500. Mayor Brown said he would like the Council to authorize the fire chief, Allen Cronk, and Mr. Bose to be allowed to check out this fire truck and if it is acceptable to them, then be allowed to purchase it, by placing a deposit of $100.00. And an allowance of $25.00 be given to Mr. Cronk and Mr. Bose to go up and come back. A motion was made by Councilman Fox that Allen Cronk and Chuck Bose be instructed to check out this 1947 Dodge Fire Truck, for a sum of $1,500.00, and if it meets with their approval they will make a deposit of $100.00, and the Village will reimbu~se them for expenses up to $25.00. Seconded by Councilman Rowell. Discussion. Motion carrie s. Th, Council Meeting was recessed and the public hearing was reopened. . " .~-----. ________ Page 3 August 16, 1971, cont. No zoning and industrial report due to Mr. Kelley's absence. ., " police & Fire Report, Mr. Rowell reporting: Th", police'l car has been out of commission this past we"k and patrolman Kenneth and police Chief Bachelor have been using their personal cars for surveillance. The Mayor recessed the Council Meeting and called the Public Hearing back to order. There was discussion of the roads in the P.U.D. The Public Hearing was closed at 8:40 p.m. A motion was made by Councilman Rowell that we accept the request for modification of the developmental plan of Planned Unit Development for Florida Land Company. Seconded by Councilman Fox. Discussion. Motion carries. . A motion was made by Councilman Rowell that we accept the change of zoning request from R 1A to R-l from Mr. Clifford Jordan. Seconded by Councilman Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. Mayor's Report, Mayor Brown repDrting: Mayor Brown read the letter from Bill Goodman which was attached to a preliminary petition for annexation of Winter Springs to the Village of North Orlando. Mayor Brown said this petition would. have to be studied by the Councilman to see if they agree to the annexation or disagree. Mr. Goodman's representatives will be here Monday night, and this will be discussed at that time. Mayor Br'own attended a breakfast given by the Rotary Club and a check was given to the Seminole Youth Center. Mayor Brown has been invited to a luncheon to be given by the Kiwanis at the Civic Center'; Mayor Langford will be the guest speaker. Ken Dyar said the light pole in the maintenance area should be up this week. A motion was made by councilman Rowell that we buy the truck at Ratliff's for $1,200. Seconded by Councilman Hurt. Due to a tie vote, Ma~ror Brown voted no, and the motion was denied. A motion was made by Councilman Hurt that we give Mayor Brown authority to buy the 1966 Chevrolet 3/4 ton pick up truck from Endicott Buick for $1,350. Seconded by Councilman Rowell. Discussion. Due to a tie vote, Mayor Brown voted yes. Motion carried. A motion was made by Counci~man Rowell that we accept plans of North Orlando Terrace, Section One and Two. Councilman Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. the final Seconded by .)\ <~' ", .CLARK, DIETZ, AND ASSpQ.~j\iTES- ~~#"~~leM<Y , '-.'" .1,. ..-e-" ENGINEERS, INC. August 27, 1971 REPLY TO: POST OFFICE DRAWER 1976 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 PHONE: 305-322-68~1 Honorable Granville Brown, Mayor, and Village Council VillagE' of North Orlando 1 Fairfax Avenue North Orlando, Florida 32707 Referer~ce: Planned Unit Development, Nort h Orlando Highlands Our Job No. 6136.00 Gentlemen: Today we reviewed the preliminary drainage, sewage, and water plans for conceptual approval with Mr. Reed, of Florida Land Company, and Mr. Moore, from Kuhrt and Associates, Inc. .. In concept, the plans and their answers to our questions and. suggestions on certain points are satisfactory at this stage of the project. They agreed that further field study of the drainage within and around the development is necessary in the progress of their final engineering plans. Some of these studies are now under way. The suggestion that the sewerage effluent be confined in a small separate lake from the drainage water storage lake was well rleceived (Item 9). This would allow better control of the irrigation supply water for the golf course, and also allow :recreational use of the drainage water lake. If outflow was necessary from the drainage lake during high water periods, it would not contain the nutrient load from the sewerage plant. They indicated that in addition to our attached remarks, the ground water in the golf course would be monitored through test w,ells, so as to check the effects of the irrigation water. Sincerely yours, CLA~K, DIETZ & ASSOCIATES, INC. t!/..' -,//tJ i/",/z"". vI' /ttlt:J'ki:o William R. Holmes, r.E. WRH:gmm Attachment cc : ~Ir. J. Nolan I<.eed I"lor ida Land Co. PRINCIPAL OFFICE:: 211 NORTH RACE STREET' URBANA ILLINOIS 61801 . 217 - 167.6661 OTHER OFFICES IN: TENNESSEE, FLORIDA, INDltINA, MISSISSIPPI. \IISSOlJRI, ANIJ ILLINOIS ^ II I V I , II N II f r 11 r II C II A II II S II N COM P ^ N \( August 27, 1971 NORTH ORLANDO HIGHLANDS, PUD Our Job No. 6136.00 The following questions and/or comments are to be raised in connection with our review of the preliminary plans of the sewage, water and drainage systems for North Orlando Highlands, PUD. A design topo was not available during preliminary planning which would allow detailed evaluation of the drainage plans, and we, therefore, suggest the development of this portion of the final plans be coordinated with us as it proceeds. Some points we did arrive at during preliminary check are: (Answers to questions) 1. The 100 acre water shed of the proposed lake seemed low, as it does not include the golf course, or other down stream contributions of the development, such as across the road, and from the power easement to the wes t. (Will check when data is available). 2. The 42" pipe entering the lake should be checked for possible enlargement. It was difficult to determine the actual water shed area flowing into this pipe, but by an estimate of the topo and indicated road drainage patters, there was a question as to whether it was of adequate size. (Will check during final design.) 3. Will the drain pipe and inlets be added to the north of the box culvert on the west side of the development? This is to the area directly north of the lake, entering the main drainage way through the development. (If indicated in final design.) 4. The pipe to the existing culvert on Edgemon Avenue is possibly too small, and the Edgemon culvert should also be checked. (Study underway) . S. We do not have a list showing the total number of units expected on this development, allowing us to calculate sewage flow into the lake. (Answer 1800). 6. Are the various sections, such as garden apartments and patio homes, to be sold? If so, what provisions are to be made in the final for the sewage lines into these areas, or will they possibly have to use lift stations? We note, also, that sewage lines in the lower southeast corner, which are single family detached dwellings, are not put on the sanitary portion of the plan. This may have just ben an omission, and may not be of any consequence. (Patio homes to have granted R.O.II'. for access and utilities similiar to the single family dwellings. Apartments will be in private owned areas.) 7. There seems to be a need for more fire hydrants, for example, near the entrance to cul-de-sac, or in areas which will place the hydrants not more than 500 feet from the most distant house as measured along the street, or 1,000 feet between hydrants on through streets. I believe this point has already been mentioned at a previous conference with the developer and their engineer. (Yes) . 8. We suggest re-evaluation of the water treatment site, as it may not be the best location since it is on a slope going down into the main drainage area, and is fairly close to the sewage lift station. A higher ground location would probably insure a better well, and m6re favorably accepted by the State Board of Health if this approval has not been obtained at this time. (Will study). 9. In considering the use of the proposed lake for storage of drainage water and sewage effluent, a couple of points come to mind. If the sewage effluent could be placed in a separate storage lake of relatively small size, allowing the drainage water to flow through the larger lake systemand on out after it reached a certain level, we would eliminate the possibility of having a large flow of nutrified water going on out through the water shed, and if the water contained in its own storage basin would be used for irrigation purposes, and would be higher in nutrient content than if it was allowed to dilute itself in the large drainage lake. The small effluent storage lake of 3-4 acres in size could be formed during initial construction by leaving a lOa-foot dike N. of the proposed sewage plant outfall in the proposed lake, and by piping or channeling from the lower lake to the upper lake around this area. A gated culvert could probably be placed near the bridge area, between the proposed upper and lower lake, and this could be used to add water to the effluent pond, if the pond level got too low for irrigation purposes. We would also suggest, in relation to the design of the drainage water lake, that percolation tests be made in this vicinit~ to see what type of overflow you will have through the sand in the bottom of the lake. It may turn out that it is rather difficult to maintain a body of water at the elevation 45, as proposed in the plan. This would cause some difficulty in using this type of water storage for irrigation purposes. It might necessitate consideration of some type of a sealant for the lake's bottom, during the initial stages of construction, and not after it is found that the water will not stay at a desired level. If it is found that nutrient removal is desirable at a later time, then the removal process would be better per- formed on a more concentrated body of water than large body of water, such as would be in the 28 acre drainage water lake. It would also be easier to maintain a desired level from an irrigation pumping standpoint during periods of dry weather, or low rainfall, than it would be"if we had to apread the sewage effluent water over the whole 28 acres, and thereby, probably exposing the suction lines on any irrigation pumps, and so forth. (Concept to be considered. Borings and percolation tests underway.) r. f. ,. W. Sohngen, Jr.m Esquire Mr.. Frank Krafsig Page Two a plat thereof bearing the dedication execution by the developers...and the approval of the governing body has been secured and recorded in compliance with this chapter, al I streets, alleys, easements, rights-of-way and public areas shown on such plat, unless otherwise stated, shall be deemed to have been dedi- cated to the pub! ic for the uses and purposes thereon stated." Plats for Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 of The Highlands have been approved by the City of Winter Springs and recorded in the Public Records of Seminole County as follows: APPROVED RECORDED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY BY CITY OF SECTION WINTER SPRINGS PLAT BOOK PAGE DATE 1 Apr. 3D, 1973 18 95,96 6/28173 2 July 24, 1972 17 47 817172 3 July 24, 1972 17 48,49 817172 4 Dec. 5, 1973 19 44 2/11174 5 Dec. 5, 1973 19 45 2/11174 Accordingly, the streets designated on those plats have been legally dedicated to the pub 1 i c. Very truly yours, Newman D. Brock City Attorney City of Winter Springs ~. . . BROCK, MASSEY, 'VALDEN 8< BAUH ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAw WTNTER PARK FEDEUAL BUILDING 3=-5 EAST Se~OHAN BOHLE-VARD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS., FLORIDA 32701 TeLEPHONE: (30:50) 034 - 6111 NE"'"MAN D. BROCK PERSO~AL IN.IUBY AND WllOUOFUL nEATU CRIMINAL L6.W TlUAJ,. PRACTICE FRANI(LIN T. ''''ALDEN CRIMINAL L6.W TRIAL PltACl'lCE July 7, 1977 JOHN V. IlAUM PERSONAL :mJURY AND wn.ONOFUL DIUTU WORXM![N'S COMPEN~O:f \ TlUAL PRACtICE ,," :, \,.',. . :J i~, . . . , .,'l / .'.' ~'6P" l' '..' w 7- . All~ I v:~~~ . \ <~J;~\L~v,fr .. '. 0.iJ y' "lf~ :'-, \ \ 1\ GARY E. MASSEY CO!lPQRATION AND BUSlNES~; LAW ESTATE PI.ANlflYO AND ADHINlSTaoU'tON FAMILY lAW The Plamling and Zoning Board City of \'linter Springs 102 North Moss Road winter Springs, Florida 32707 RE: Florida Land Co.'s request for final approval - Highlands Planned Unit Development Dear Mayor and Council: I have reviewed the letters from Warren Williams as well as documents from Florida Land Company regarding the Highlands planned unit development. After this review, I am of the opinion that the Planning and Zoning Board, as well as the Council, can give final land development approval for the Highlands planned unit development. However, the records of the City do not indicate that the planned unit development was ever approved. I am not certain whether this is an error in the records or whether t:here was actually no vote taken on the. approval; however, the City has for some time been under the assumption that there was approval for the development and I feel that in fairness to the Florida Land Company we must so consider it at this time. Prior to approval going into effect for the final development plan they have submitted, I feel it would be in- cumbent upon the Planning and Zoning Board to request and to receive all data that should have been presented to the City to receive a preliminary development plan approval. If you decide to approve a final development plan, approve it subject to Florida Land Company presenting the above-stated data. The records of the City are also lacking the data which would normally be submitted for preliminary development plan approval. ".'" ._____.._ ...___._.__._______..__.___ .__.___..u_'___' . _ .... _.'+__. ... I. (.. Planning and zoning Board City of winter Springs Page 2 July 7, 1977 If there are any questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to contact my office. GEM/cp G yours, .A~ cc: Mayor Troy Piland City Council, Winter Springs Warren Williams ~lesley Hopkins I: "I 'l . ~-:'i '..' ~ ,~: ~(l. ~ ,'t. 1 . , ,IJf'.\ \\' . I ;1' ~ ' BROCI{, MASSEY, \VALDEN & BAU~[ ATI'OnN'EYS ~D COUNseLLORS AT l.A.w WINTI~n PARIC rrroY.RAL DUll..OlNO, 301'5 eAST SY.MORAN I)()f}LeVAHO, ALI'AMONTI'; SPRDlOS. FLQIUDA 32701 (300) 034.eW . . Re2ular Meetin2 City Commissioll October 2S, 1996 96-97-02 Pa2e 3 stated 110.: Commissioner Ferring said with regard to Item E, will this cost the City any money. Mr. LeBlanc stated it will not cost the City any money. Motion was made by Commissioner Langellotti to approve the Consent Agenda. Seconded by Commissioner Gennell. Discussion. Vote: Commissioner Ferring: aye; Commissioner Langellotti: aye; Commissioner Gennell: aye; Commissioner McLeod: aye. Motion passes. INFORMATIONAL AGENDA Land Management Department A. Presents for informational purposes, the conceptual plan for Courside Villas. PURPOSE: To infonn the Commission of the proposed plans to develop that property located to the immediate west of Seville on the Green Apartments off Sheoah Boulevard within the Highlands Planned Unit Development (PUD). -This property is surrounded on the remaining three (3) sides by the Winter Springs Golf Course. ACTION: Motion was made by Commissioner Langellotti to approve the Informational Agenda. Seconded by Commissioner Gennell. Discussion. Vote: Commissioner Langellotti: aye; Commissioner Gennell: aye; Commissioner; McLeod: aye; Commissioner Ferring: aye. Motion passes. REGULAR AGENDA Land Management Department A. Requesting Commission approval of the Preliminary EngineeringlFinal Development Plan for Tuscawilla Tract 15, Parcel 3. Further, the developer has requested, and the Planning and Zoning Board has recomm.ended approval for a reduction in density from five hundred four (504) multi- family units to eighty (SO) single family units. PURPOSE: to approve the Preliminary EngineeringlFinaI Development Plan for Tuscawilla Tract 15, Parcel 3. In conjunction with this action, the developer has requested a reduction in density from five hundred four (504) multi-family units to eighty (80) single family units. Approval action will allow the developer to proceed with the next stage of the review process, Final Engineering. The subject property is located to the immediate east of Howell Creek. south ofS.R. 434. and north of Howell Creek Reserve subdivision: Mr. LeBlanc gave his presentation. Mr. LeBlanc stated that Mr. Ray Bradick, of Boyer Singleton and Mr. Rob Yeager, owner of the property, and Mr. Mike Jones, Attorney for the owner are present for any questions. Mr. Jones stated that there has not been a formal request for the number of units, just a request for a reduction in density. Mr. Jones said the conservation easement property has been dedicated by the St. John's River Water Management District as a conservation easement for private use only; which means it belongs to the St. John's River Water Management District and we couldn't give it to the City if we wanted to. . ST JOHNS WATER ORL TEL:407-897-4354 Ivlal~ 05' 98 16:34 No.OIO P.OI t ~~ II~ Received: 8/18/97 21st Day: 12/4/97 28th Day: 12/11/97 STANDARD GENERAL ENVJ:RONMENTAL RESOURCE PERMIT TEctmICAL STAFF REPORT General pennit ApPlication Number: 40-117-0456A-ERP PROJECT mME: Golfside Villas Applicant: Golfside Villas 861 W. Morse Blvd. . Suite 250 Winter Park FI 32789 Fa.. Agent: NJA Pos!-IF Fax Note 7671 To Consultant(s): Richardson Engineering Mr. Patrick Cox Mr. Richard Richardson 131 Zelma Street Ortando A 32803 CoJOept. PhOno , )..Iv Section: 33 Acres Owned: 5.57 Townah:ip : 20 S Project ACreage: 5.57 Range: 30 E MSSW/ERP Authority: 373 F.S.; 40C-4.04l(2) (b)8 and 40C-40 F.A.C. Existing Land Use: Forested uplands and surface water impoundment HydrOlogic Basin(s): (4C). Receiving Wate~ Body: Lake Jesup .' Class: III Easements/Restrictions: None required. Operation << Maintenance Entity: Applicant ow Do=ts Submitted and Reviewed Correct Fee Submitted Y[8J Y[8J NO NO NIA 0 NIA 0 ST JOHNS WRTER ORL TEl '107-897-4354 f; l'lar" or' 98 ( 16:35 No.010 P.O~ MSSW/ERP AUTHORIZATION S'l'ATEMEN'l'. A permit authorizi.ng: [] Alterati.on [] Re- Is.suance ~ Construction & D Operation D Removal Operation [] Maintenance [] Modification [] Abandonment [] Modification & Operation of a surface water management system to be known as Golfside-villas. The system consist.s of a 5.S7-acre mUlti-family residential development and the associated surface water management system (One wet-detention pond). . TYPE OF DEVELOPMBN'l': (Check all applicable) ~. Residential - o Single(l) ~ MultifamilY(2) [] Recreational(3) [] Commercial(4) [] Industrial(S) [] Agricultural (6) [] Institutional(7) o Roadway (8) [] Other (9) : TYPE OF TREATMENT PROPOSED: (Check all applicable) [] Retention (1) [] Dry Detention w/Underdrain (2) [] Dry Detention w/Filtration (3) [J Wet Detention w/Filtration (4) [] Exfiltration Trench (5) ~ Wet Detention System (6) [] Swales (7) o Swale with Ditch Block (8) [] Pervious Concrete (9) [] Wetlands (10) [] Alternative (11) [] Other (12): [] Dry Detention (13) LOCATION OF SYSTEM: The site of the proposed development is located on the east side of U.S. 17/92 and on the north side of State Road 434, in Winter Springs, Ronda. '. ENGDreERING REVJ:.EW: Pre/Post Peak RatE' Attenuation Provided y [] N [] l:J/A (2J Pre/Post Volume Attenuation Provided y (2J N [] N/A [] Mean Annual Storm Attenuation Provided y [] N D N/A I8J Recovery Of Water Quality Volume Within Required Time Y (2J N 0 Recovery Of Peak jl.ttenuation Volume Within Required Time Y (2J N [] Other Engineering C0mments: The proposed Golfside Villas development project consists of a 5.57-acre multi-family residential development and the associated surface water management system. The surface water management system includes one wet-detention pond. This system is designed to attenuate the post-development peak rate of discharge for the 25-year, 24-hour storm event. The system is designed in accordance with requirements for discharges to a Class III water body. The system will provide treatment and recovery of the required pollution ST JOHN~ WATER ORL TEl' 407-897-4354 Ivla,- (IS' 98 ( 16:35 NO.010 P.03 ~'. abatement volume pursuant to Chapter 40C-42. F.A.C. and discharge rate attenuation pursuant to Chapter 40C-4. FAC. The proposed project is not located within a floodplain area as established by FEMA. ENV:rRONMENTAL REVJ:l!:W: Environmental Comments: The proposed project site consists of forested uplands and surface water impoundment. The upland portion of the site is vegetated with a mixture of pines and oaks. The portion of the surface water impoundment area, O.56-acres, within the project area consists of the terminal end of a golf course lake that extends off site. The shore line of the impoundment has steep side slopes that is sparsely vegetated with herbaceous wetland species. Staff has determined that this sYstem provides poor habitat and wetland functions for fish and wildlife-Ldue to tile ste~ side slopes and lack of desirable wetland vegetation. . The applicant proposes to impact a.55-acres of surface waters for a construction of a berm across the terminal end of the golf course impoundment to create a wet-detention pond. Staff has determined mitigation will not be required for the construction of a berm across a 0011 course impoundment, because the system provides poor habitat and wetland functions for fish arid wildlife. Therefore, staff has determined that the proposed project conforms with the wetland review criteria pursuant to Section 12.1.1 of the Management and Storage of Surface Water- Environmental Resource Permit (ERP) Applicant's Handbook. Summarv: Staff believes that the proposed project meets all applicable conditions for permit issuance pursuant to sections 4OC-4.301 and 40C-4.302, F.A.C. Tabte 1: PROJECT WETLAND (WL) AND OTHER SURFACE WATER (SW) SUMMARY I 523 0.56 WI , SW WO> IKPl\CTI!I) 0.41 TE:MPo,RAAY WL " sw IMPACt's WL '" sw tKPACT IXI"ACT T'Y1l'K s:rU CODE PERMANENT WI. " sw rMPACTS WL " SW Il1PACT tMPACl" 'n'PQ' SIZE COD~ MI'!'!<;ATrQN IO wr..sw ro WL,sw riP" wr..... . "'$1'tE 523 O.lS' F N/R PROJECT TOTALS ; 0.56 0.41 COIIIlII(lnts: No tIlitiQb.tion nlllQ(\ed ".U.lrs~t. tQ 12_2.2.1. EN,p /1...11. CODES (uultlph entries per cell not ~llQ""e<1): We,t.h.nd '1'ype; f~ ilJ1 Qota.b1.ilibed weela.Qd cla.:s:oJ.ficat.lon sygtQm (see Section 8', IUb) I~t: 1)'pt!1 O=dL"odge; P'=fill; Hncbanqe hydroloqyj S-shJtdin91 C=cIQa1'1n9/ Q:other. FOnll Nl1m.bGr 40C-4. gOo III pa'Je 8 ot 1'2 ST JOHNS WATER ORL " . TEl'107-897-4354 ( 1'1.'j1' OC:' 9') C' " 16:36 No.OID P.D4 MITIGATION to CREATION Table 2; PROJECT ON-SITE MITICATION SUMMARy !ItA AREA 1"ARCl.i'1' TYPE kESTORATION """" TlUU;ET TYPE ~ ;,-.... AREA. l'AAGE'T 'tyPE WP.n.ANn PR.ES2:R.VATION """" T-=- TYP<: UPL>.m> PRi:sERV1I.T ION .\REA. TARGET TYPE O'l'lu:n AAf;A TARGET 'tyPE PIlOJEcT 0 TOT.>.r.s r -.., CODEs (lltUlt1pb 6l1trilil':O Pei" c:ull not. .11O'.ted); TOryet Typq or .",. . '..".t or =iatU. habitA, '>'De 'rom an .atabli'"ed "et'and el..a!!i='ion ""s'em Or land u.. classificdtion for non~clacd QitlOAtton Form Humber 40C~C.900(lt Pll!1e ~ of 12 tfJ:tlG:.U'ION In PROJBCT Table 3: OFF-SITE MITICATION SUMMARy """"""""""" Wl<t1.ANn PMSERVAitON AREA TARGET .\RJ!A '1'..\1(GE1' 'tYPE TYPE UPL.UlJ:> PMSERVAT!ON """" T= TYPE = CREATIaa.l Uu TMGE'1' TYn R&S'1'OMnou ARX.\ TARen TYPE lItA J..R.eA TARGET TYPE l'RoJECji TOTALS : ~t.: .. C'OIl2S lllll.l1t.lple ~t.r:ie8 per <::ell not allowedl: ....., 'Yo< or Typo . Cor.., or exi.t'.. noh',., 'YPo frem .n '.'<bl,s""" ..tland el.ss!Eica,!on .>a'em or laod ... cla.:!I!:ificael.on for nnu-weU&zld mlt.igoztiOJ:l . p~ ~~ ~QC-'.900(ll f"aae lOot 12 SEE ATTACHED: ~ BiOlogical Assessment Form (PAA) o Table 4: DOCKING FACILITY INFORMATION o Table 5: SHORELINE STABILIZATION INFORMATION o Other: C01!IDITIONS ERP/MSSW STANDARD GEUERAL PERMIT NO.: 40-117-0456A-ERP ::::=,. ~'~5",w Generl11 (OatOo..r 3, 1995): 1 - 19 - ".,->,:"., Special Couditiona (NOvomb<lr 16, 1995): 1, la, 13, 28 "~iMSSW Other Conditioua: S T ..JOHN~ WATER ORL TEL:407-897-4354 ( 16:37 No.elll:1 F",':15 Ha.r OC,'9E ( ..' ,..~ 1: The proposed SUrface water management system m!1st be constructed and operated in accordance wrth the plans received by the District on November 13, 1997, sheet C-1 and C-2. FOr.ma to be included with permit: Completion F'onns [] EN-44 (Non-registered) ~ EN-45 (Registered PrOfessional) REVl:EWEaS: R. Pakzadian I Eunice Inspection Form~ [] EN-47 (Non-reg. ) ~ EN-46 (Reg. Prof. ) [] EN-33 (Karst) [] EN-31 (Littoral Zone) [] Other; [] EN-55 (Wetland Monitoring) DATE: Written 11/18/97, RP. Revised Revised Revised Revised ... . CONKLIN, PORTER AND HOLMES ENGINEERS, INC. II] 7 EAST ROBINSON STREET, SUITE C ORLANDO, FL 32801 TEL 407-425-0452 FAX 407-648-1 036 FAX TRANSMISSION To: Don LeBlanc Date: September 21, 1998 Com pan)': City of Winter Springs Fax#: 327-6912 Pages: 1, including this cover sheet From: Terry M. Zaudtke, P.E., DEE Subject: Highland's PUD CPH Pl'Oject No.: W0403.09 COMMENTS: We searched our files and we did not find any submittals or infonnation concerning ,",'laster PlalUling for Ihe Highland's PUD. \ \ ~\NTE:'i' '~ 1-" ~ U .,' '" ~. \. l~", 1959 \ ''''(ORlOI'' CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434 WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA 32708-2799 Telephone (407) 327-1800 Community Development MEMORANDUM TO: Don LeBlanc, ASLA Land Development Coordinator FROM: Thomas Grimms, AICP Comprehensive Planning CoordinatoI~ September 25, 1998 DATE: RE: Golfside Villas At the September 2, 1998 P & Z Board meeting, Board member Bill Fernandez raised a number of questions and comments concerning the Golfside Villas Final Development Plan modification. It is true that the Conservation Element of the City's Comprehensive Plan does indicate in Objective C that: "Protect, conserve and appropriately use the remaining native vegetative communities, wildlife and wildlife habitat, particularly species designated as endangered, threatened or of special concern, and habitat utilized by those species from destructive practices, through site plan review criteria requiring the species and habitat be identified, requirements that protection of remaining habitat be enforced through development orders, and providing incentives for such protection. " My understanding is that the Highlands P.U.D. was approved years ago, earlier than 1992. The City's Comprehensive Plan was adopted on April 27, 1992. As a result, these requirements in the Comprehensive Plan do not apply to the P.U.D. All developments since April 27, 1992 are to be reviewed under the requirements of the adopted Comprehensive Plan. Let me know if this answers your questions as it relates to Mr. Fernandez's comments.