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Home My Public Portal About20180319-PC-PACKET.pdfPLANNING COMMISSION Demery Bishop Ron Bossick Marianne Bramble Tina Gann Charles Matlock David McNaughton Alan Robertson A. Call to order: CITY MANAGER Shawn Gillen COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR George Shaw Planning Commission Meeting AGENDA March 19, 2018 — 7:00 p.m. For City Council Meeting April 12, 2018 — 7: 00 p. m. B. Consideration of Minutes: 1. Minutes of February 12, 2018 C. Disclosures/Recusals: D. Old Business: CITY ATTORNEY Edward M. Hughes E. New Business: 1. Variance: Sec. 3-100. — Beach, dune, or vegetation disturbance/crossover maintenance and construction. —To build a retaining wall — 1 Shipwatch Lane — 4-0021-17-013 — Debra Chester 2. Text Amendment: Sec. 5-140 Minor subdivision plat approval procedure. —Text changes 3. Discuss the opening of Fifth Avenue. F. Standing Agenda Item: MPIC Update - Alan Robertson Adjournment: Lisa L. Schaaf PLANNING COMMISSION Demery Bishop Ron Bossick Marianne Bramble Tina Gann Charles Matlock David McNaughton Alan Robertson Planning Commission Meeting MINUTES February 12, 2018 CITY MANAGER Shawn Gillen ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER George Shaw CITY ATTORNEY Edward M. Hughes Commissioner Bishop called the February 12, 2018 Tybee Island Planning Commission meeting to order. Commissioners present were Charles Matlock, David McNaughton, Ron Bossick, Marianne Bramble and Tina Gann. Alan Robertson was not present. Planning Commission Oath administered by Mayor Jason Buelterman (2 -year terms end January 31, 2020): Commissioner Bishop turned the meeting over to Mayor Buelterman for the Planning Commission oath. Mayor Buelterman began with thanking the members for their service, the time they put in and let them know they are very much appreciated. Mayor Buelterman then administered the oath to Commissioner Bishop, Commissioner Bossick, Commissioner Gann and Commissioner Bramble. Elections: Commissioner Bishop asked if anyone has a motion for Chairman. Commissioner McNaughton nominated Commissioner Bishop for Chairman and Commissioner Bramble seconded, the vote was unanimous. Commissioner Bramble made the motion to nominate Commissioner Bossick for Vice Chair and Commissioner Matlock seconded, the vote was unanimous. Consideration of Minutes: Chair Bishop asked for consideration of the January 22, 2018 meeting minutes. Commissioner Matlock made a motion to approve Vice Chair Bossick seconded the vote to approve was unanimous. Disclosures/Recusals: Chair Bishop asked if there were any disclosures or recusals. There was none. Old Business: Chair Bishop asked if there was any old business. There was none. New Business: Text Amendment: Sec. 3-090. —Schedule of development regulations. (A)(2) and Sec. 9-050. — Technical codes adopted. (C). Mr. Shaw approached the Planning Commission and stated the code for a second egress has been challenged recently because of the of the building code states that an egress could be a window. He thought Tybee's code meant a second set of stairs although it does not say a second set of stairs. Mr. Shaw stated the wording should be changed and he gave them an example of what he thinks the code should say. Vice Chair Bossick stated there are a few areas that need to be specific to what the code means. Mr. Shaw stated he does agree that the wording needs to be carefully phrased because they could also be challenged in the future. Chair Bossick stated that was the intent for this second egress from the beginning for it to be a second set of stairs. Commissioner McNaughton asked are we counting the area under the house as a level. Mr. Shaw stated yes that would be counted as the first level and if there is another level, that would count for a second level and that would need a second set of stairs. Vice Chair Bossick suggested in Sec. 9-050 (C) in the red section after the word egress to add in (to ground level) that might make it clearer. Also in Sec. 3-090, Mr. Shaw could fix that. He was also concerned with customers adding stairs in the set back without finding another option. Mr. Shaw stated that sometimes it is a cost burden to the customer, having to put a set coming up through the floor verses off the back deck. Mr. Shaw stated he and Mr. Hughes had a discussion about if there were a third story house does the third floor need two means of egress. Mr. Shaw stated that in his opinion that is what it says, and if that is not the intent that it needs to be clearer. Commissioner McNaughton made a motion to change the wording in Sec. 9-050 (C) to read (The two means of egress from the first elevated floor to the ground level must be either standard or spiral stairways.) and Sec. 3-090 as written, Vice Chair Bossick seconded the vote was unanimous. Chair Bishop asked if someone from the Planning Commission could attend the Community work plan forum that is going to be February 13, 2018 at the old school in the cafeteria from eight until two. He stated he would not be able to make it but he feels the Planning Commission should be more involved in discussions like this one. Vice Chair Bossick stated he could be there. Commissioner Bramble also stated she would be there. Chair Bishop also asked if staff could look back at old meetings to see how the Planning Commission use to handle two meetings in the month, and try to put that on the agenda for discussion. Mr. Shaw stated he would have to check with Mr. Hughes about the meetings having to be advertised or not. Meeting adjourned 8:00pm Lisa L. Schaaf Applicant's Name CITY OF TYBEE ISLAND ZONING VARIANCE APPLICATION commer-;c al $500 Residential $ZOO Address and location of subject property PIN `7' � �Do2j ri— L Applicant's Telephone Number c7 Applicant's Mailing Address f 0 ' 11)6x ) dUOIR Brief description of the land development activity and use of the land thereafter to take place on the property: cc a 01D CA, `'j 2 0 t' r) C 7 I I Property Owner's Name �ti Y�1 "�� Telephone umber ifs Property Owner's Address , Is Applicant the Property Owner? L,""' Yes No~ If Applicant is the Property Owner, Proof of Ownership is attached: Yes If Applicant is other than the Property Owner, a signed affidavit from the Property Owner granting the Applicant permission to conduct such land development is attached hereto. Yes Current Zoning of Property 12 �36"b7� Vurrent Use -4a i Names and addresses of all adjacent property owners are attached: VYes If within two (2) years immediately preceding the filing of the Applicant's application for a zoning action, the Applicant has made campaign contributions aggregating to more than $250 to the Mayor and any member of Council or any member of the Planning Commission, the Applicant and the Attorney representing the Applicant must disclose the following: a. The name of the local government official to whom the campaign contribution or gift was made; b. The dollar amount of each campaign contribution made by the applicant to the local government official during the two (2) years immediately preceding the filing of the application for this zoning action, and the date of each contribution; c. An enumeration and description of each gift having a value of $250 or more made by the Applicant to the local government official during the two (2) years immediately preceding the filing of the application for this zoning action. Disclosure of Campaign Contributions form attachment hereto: gnature of Applicant Yes Dat NOTE: Other specific data is required for each type of Variance. Fee Amount $ Check Number Date City Okla/ NOTE: This application must be accompanied by additional documentation, including drawings that include or illustrate the information outlined below. REFERENCE DESCRIPTION 5-040 (D) (1) Site plan and/or architectural rendering of the proposed development depicting the location of lot restrictions. 5-040 (D) (2) Narrative describing thhardship and the reason for he var ance request. Explain the hardship: es �n rI n. ere , 5-040 (D) (3) A survey of the property signed a ampe a State of Georgia certified land surveyor. 5-090 (A) (1) That there are unique physical circumstances or conditions beyond that of surrounding42(�S aY) properties, including: irregularity; narrowness; or, shallowness of the lot shape; or, 1-- exceptional topographical or other physical circumstances, conditions, or considerations related to the environment, or the safety, or to historical significance, that is peculiar to the particular property; and; 5-090 (A) (2) because of such physical circumstances or conditions, the property cannot be developed in strict conformity with the provisions of the Land Development Code, without undue hardship to the property. NOTE: Provide attachments illustrating conditions on surrounding properties and on the subiect property, indicating uniqueness, etc. 5-090 (B) If this variance application is for a Height Variance, in addition to other requirements, the petitioner shall be required to: Add two feet to each side yard setback for each one foot above 35 feet in height, and, Have safeguards consisting of sprinkler systems, smoke detectors and other fire protection equipment deemed necessary at the time by the Mayor and Council, and, Where a rear yard abuts a side yard of the adjacent lot, the petitioner shall be required to add two feet to the rear setback for each foot above 35 feet height. The Applicant certifies that he/she has read the requirements for Variances and has provided the required information to the best of his/her ability in a truthful and honest manner. Signature of Applicant e� Date 5-090(C) variance longevity. After a variance has been granted by the mayor and council it shall be valid for a period of 12 months from date of approval. Such approval is based on information provided in the application. Building permits may only be granted for plans consistent with the approved application. Any deviation from the information submitted will require separate approval by the mayor and council. SYNOVUS MORTGAGE CORP. 2204 Lakeshore Drive. Suite 325 - Birmingham. AL 35209 STEVE F CHESTER DEBRA'W. CHESTER P O BOX 1268 STATESBORO GA 30459 RE: - Loan Number: 0080040629 Property Address: 1 Sli PWATCH LN TYBEE ISLAND GA Dear Borrower(s): Please find enclosed, as applicable, the following documents pertaining to your paid in full loari. ( V) Recorded Satisfaction ( ) Original Note / Copy ( ) Original Mortgage ( ) Original Vehicle Title ( ) Check for escrow balance/overpayment at time of payoff { ) Payment received on paid in full loan We appreciate the opportunity to service your Mortgage and hope that you will call us in the future for your mortgage needs. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our Customer Service Department toll free at 800-803-0803. S"cerely, t.. Denise Norah Loan Administration 2.29/Aug 2013 S Prepared bti- and Return to: Sync us _lfortgace Corp_ 4ttrr Denise Norah P O Box 1084.1 Birmingham, _-1L 3>282-8809 20-5.81-4.1-1610 ---Chatham—.Georgia, - -- _- - SMC# 80040629 Retarded: 0/18/201 0atT11e2IC20 AM Fee AaGz: $12.04 Pale 1 of I � -ha�a. Ga. Clerk Superior Court Ta`ar3�e]fiQQcsllev Clerk Superior Court w 1080 PG42 CANCELLATION OF DEED TO SECURE DEBT The indebtedness referred to that certain Deed secured by that certain mortgage executed by STEVE F. CHESTER & DEBRA W. CHESTER to Sea Island Bank div Synovus Bank, dated February 17, 2012, and recorded in BOOK 375 O PAGE 195, in the Clerk of Superior Court of Chatham County Georgia, having been paid in full the Superior Court is authorized and directed to cancel the deed of record as provided in Code Section 44-14-4 of the O.C.G.A. for other mortgage cancellations. In witness whereof, the undersigned has set his hind and sea[ this 7th day of May. 2017 rej Signed, sealed a delivered the presence of: M� ' MlA MARSHA' HENDERSON Publicotary Public, State of Alabama Alabama State At targe ray Commission Expires ,tune 27, 2018 Power of Attorney Book 370 K Page 571 Chatham County Board of Assessors: 2017 Property Record Card 4, 2017 Chatham County Board of Assessors Property Record Card APPRAISER MWTHOMAS LOT 5 SHIPWATCH DUNES SUB LAST INSP 01/3112017 APPR ZONE 000008 SALES BOOK INS VI OU RSN PRICE PAGE 17 Feb 375Q 191 WD I U UR 340,000 2012 GRANTOR:C & M PROPERTIES GRANTFF CNFSTFR & MANACK STEVE F & MAX G 17 Feb 375Q 193 WD I U UR 2012 GRANTOR:CHESTER & MANACK STEVE F & MA? G GRANTEE: CHESTER STEVE F & DEBRA W 13 Oct 2003 260F 0721 WO I Q 760,OOC GRANTOR.WIGGINS ROBERT L SR GRANTEE: C& M PROPERTIES 12 May 251G 0194 WD I Q QW 575,OOC 2003 GRANTOR:MULLINS ROBERT A GRANTEE: WIGGINS ROBERT SR 07 Nov 228N 0327 WD I Q 492,000 2001 GRANTOR:PACKARD MALBOROUGH 8 & TE GRANTEE: MULLINS ROBERT A 29 Jul 1994 168M 0584 WD I Q 247,500 GRANTOR:CLARK FRANCES R GRANTFE:PACKARD MALSOROUG148 & TE 31 Sep I U U0 80,000 1989 GRANTOR: GRANTEE. PERMITS TYPE DATE AMOUNT 170056 RN 29 Mar 2017 Issued 58,000 160705 HT 31 Jan 2017 lnsp 11,900 160667 RF 31 Jan 2017 Insp 45,000 170056 RN 18 Jan 2017 Issued 22,000 10-0553 GM 15 Dec 2011 Comp 2,000 11-0206 07 Mar 2002 15 Dec 2011 Comp 7,100 05-0253 GM 03 Jun 2005 Issued 2,500 COMMENTS: CAMA 04 Apr 2014 0006 RESIDENTIAL 27 Oct 2003 ADD CHG PER FORM 10-27-03 335,500 SYI 09 Oct 2003 TY04 HS10S REMVD NJV 2015 10-9-03 03 Mar 2003 FOR SALE 02128/03 $595,000 03 May 2002 CODE 10S ENT SYI 07 Mar 2002 TY02 HS1OS REMVD NJV 1,700 3-7-02 23 Aug 2001 CORRECT BATH COUNT 620,200 8123101 KW 07 Aug 2001 FOR SALE 08/03/01 $530,000 05 Jan 1998 FOR SALE 12!26197 $445,000. 03 Nov 1994 SURVS TY95 168M584 EXTRA FEATURES ID# BLDG # SYSTEM DESC 186711 WOOD DECK AV LAND http://boa. chathamcounty.org/DesktopModu 1 es/Chatham County/Boar... 4-0021-17-013 1 SHIPWATCH LN TYBEE ISLAND CHESTER STEVE F & DEBRA W CAMA ASMT 0006 RESIDENTIAL PO BOX 1268 335,500 335,500 LAND 1 STATESBORO GA 019167.00 5167 SHIPWATCH 2015 DUNES EXEMPTIONS 283,000 283,000 BLDG 1 335,500 1,700 1,700 OBXF 1 2013 620,200 620,200 Cost - MS [Click for larger picture] r GAGIS CODES LAND PROPERTY 0006 RESIDENTIAL USE 2016 UTA 0004 Tybee Island NBHD 019167.00 5167 SHIPWATCH 2015 DUNES EXEMPTIONS 494,800 HISTORY LAND IMPR TOTAL 2016 335,500 281,200 616,700 Cama 2015 335,500 159,300 494,800 Cama 2014 335,500 161,300 496,800 Cama 2013 335,500 161,400 496,900 Cama 2012 335,500 149,300 484,800 Cama 2011 335,500 149,300 484,800 Cama 2010 516,200 228,400 744,600 Cama 2009 516,000 351,000 867,000 Over 2008 516,000 351,000 867,000 Cama 2007 516,000 358,000 874,000 Cama 2006 550,000 358,000 908,000 Cama 2005 550,000 287,000 837,000 Cama 2004 550,000 199,500 749,500 Cama 2003 320,000 199,500 519,500 Cama 2002 275,000 199,500 474,500 Cama 2001 225,500 162,500 388,000 Cama 2000 225,500 162,500 388,000 Cama 1999 85,000 162,500 247,500 Cama 1998 65,000 163,500 228,500 Cama 1997 65,000 150,500 215,500 Cama 1996 65,000 136,520 201,520 Cama 1995 65,000 138,810 203,810 Cama 1994 65,000 121,860 186,860 Cama 1993 65,000 105,780 170,780 Over 1992 65,000 105,780 170,780 Over DIM 1 DIM 2 UNITS QL UNIT PRICE RCN AYB EYB DT EGON FUNC SP SP% RCNLD MKT VALUE 4 272 1068.00 A 7.98 8,682 1990 1990 2R 1,736 1,700 Df 3 02/nl/?Oix &,i i pnn 2hatham County Board of Assessors: 2017 Property Record Card 4-... http:/iboa.chathamcounty.org/DesktopModules/ChathamCounty/Boar... 2017 Chatham County Board of Assessors 4-0029 -17-013 Property Record Card 1 SHIPWATCH LN TYBEE ISLAND BUILDING SECTION I CON 8717$-1-2017 Resi r ------------------------------- Df 3 ION TYPE RCN AYB EYB DEP TYPE PHYS ECON FUNC OBSV I % TOTAL DEP % RCNLD U.FACT'OR MKT VAL 322,564 1990 MS 25.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 25.00 241,923 283 000 -------------------------- ----------------- --- - [Click for larger picture] DETACHED WALKWAY TO BEACH 4'X 272')1 SHIPWATCH COURT SECTION TYPE 1 -Main AREA 2304 TYPE 1 - Single-family Residence FRAME 1 - Stud Frame STYLE 2 - Two Story QUALITY 5.00 CONDITION 3.00 # UNITS 0 # OF BEDS / BATHS 313.10 COMPONENTS Units % QUAL R1 108 Frame, Siding, Wood 100.00 R2 208 Composition Shingle 100,00 R3 352 Heat Pump 100.00 R4 402 Automatic Floor Cover Allowance R6 601 Plumbing Fixtures (#) 14.00 R6 602 Plumbing Rough -ins (#) 1.00 R6 622 Raised Subfloor (% or SFJ 100-00 R6 642 Single 2 -Story Fireplace (#) 1.00 R7 711 Built-in Garage (SF) 1152.00 R11 904 Slab Porch (SF) with Roof 284.00 R11 904 Slab Parch (SF) with Roof 584.00 02/01/gn1R PRA 4,4 Ars•2D . wl - rL-- °`�0`" 4- �ray. �i�0 i � Ty bei 3t3a-S^ lo 17 16 8A 47 Is 44.S, 43 . �f, 14 . 17 in 4,4 Ars•2D . wl - rL-- °`�0`" 4- �ray. �i�0 i � Ty bei 3t3a-S^ 1 William& Rose Cummins Two Shipwatch Lane P.Q. Bon 2774 Tybee Island, GA 31328 Phone: 786.5825 Fran & Graham Harold Three Shipwatch Lane P.O. Box 2268 Tybee Island, GA 31328 Phone: 786.6565 E-mail: Franharold@msn.com ' r • _ • r ` s; �r. s 'f AL -new • :ririss�, v� - � .. � . �'�=_--'-•..Ila=;� . r�. AIM • A ---'ter.- --- � .l� iy /,�` h 41 l•l��M �� ft /�/ � •'. oil Ilion I, V�i 7hit i N Al ..kw 'rx ............ . . . . . . . . . . . SO N Al ..kw mL,'.. T CI " f. ' YA jr t ��'..�� Hwy .F.Ii d ,.�� t�� pi .i �� i 4,`r" . ��a .f $.+'may,-!,xs�� i r "I '" `,^ - �� . eF ��," ;��'',, ��: ,.�� i _��t��l��, roti ; .r Ji. yA. fft r ' �� t �� i �� "i ..i�� yah �� ,7r \.�� l " . r --ftm KIM X79 :' l i r ��rI " 1�� .�� " �� ''!" . I 0. 4 1 I�fA• Ti �: � r��, y,� �_`(� ��J♦♦f `3711 i '�( � •� � T �� Sk<.. 4 F r- f , � t 7memo= _.tel. f7if Lisa Schaaf From: Barreiro, Deb <Deb.Barreiro@dnr.ga.gov> Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2018 3:18 PM To: Debra Chester Cc: Lisa Schaaf Subject: 1 Shipwatch Lane Attachments: 20180227150621.pdf I was onsite today! there are seven (7) pink pin flags delineating the landward toe of the dune and there are three (3) pink tape flags identifying the states shore protection act jurisdiction (see attached for an approximation of the lines) call if you need any additional information db STRUCTURAL NOTES STRUCTURAL GENERAL NOTES AM SPECIFICATIONS: DIVISION 01 - GENERAL 1. The Engineer of Record only assumes responsibility for that which was prepared by the Engineer of Record. 2. Refer to Structural Cover Sheet for applicable structural codes. 3. The structure shown an thesedrawings rs structuroty sound any in its completed form_ The contractor shat] brace oil earth. fomn, corhnetel steel, wood. mosonry. to resist gravity, earth, wind and construction loads during construction. 4. Contractor shall exercise proper Precaution to verify all existing conditions and layout or work. Immediately notify Engineer of any discrepancies. Cantractor is re- sponsrb]e for any error resuting from failure to exerrisc such -ons or 5. Any Tact documents errors or obrougm discoveredttin the contract documents shall be brought to the attention of the Engineer before proceeding with related work. Otherwise, the correction of such items is the respon- sibility of the contractor and/or subcontractor. 6. Where a detail, typical detail. section, typical section ora hate is shown far one condition, it shah opgy for all like: or similar conditions uMess Otflerwise noted. 7. Should structure] conflicts occur affecting fit-upof structural material. contractor shot] notify engineer. Under no circumstances should structural material be modified to accommodate fit -up without the engineer s approvol. DMSION 02 - CONCRETE Foundation Criteria: 1. Interior column footings have been designed forplace- ment on original, undisturbed soil or compacted Fill material of 1500 PSF minimum bearing capacity. 2. All fill areas $hall be cleared and stripped of organic material under building or paving areae. Proof rolling ! cxivting sal and cumpiction of Ill oteria] to 9511 Standard Proctor stall be completed to within 12" of the bottom of the Boor slab to o distance of 8'-0" outside 01 building oreo before footing excavation is begun. The remaining 12" below the slab shall be compacted to 953 Standard Proctor. Parking areas shall be compacted to a minimum of 90% Standard Proctor. Any engineered struct- ural fill shall be placed in 8" lifts, maximum. Concrete: 1. All concrete canslruction shall conform to ACI 301, Specifications for Structural Concrete for Buildings, ACI Building Code 318, ACI 322 and Guide for Concrete Floor and Slab Construction ACI 302.111. 2. When tial . cold weather conditions exist during placement and curing of concrete that would impair the quality and "th of corarete, rral measures shall be token as specified in ACI 305 lint Weather Concreting" and ACI 306 "Cold Weather Concreting'. 3. Structural concrete shah be as follows. unless other- wise noted, 28 day minimum compressive strength: a) Footings h Foundations: 3000 PSI b) floor Slab: 3000 PSI Slump attained stroll be 4" (+/- I). Concrete for masonry idled cells may be placed with B' to 11" slump. 4. Unless noted otherwise, details of concrete reinforcement and accessories shall be in accordance with ACI 315, Manual of Standard Practice for Detailing Reinforced Con- crete Structures and CRSI MSP -1, Manual of Standard Practice, latest edition. 5. Reinforcing steel shall conform to to ASTM A615, grodc 60. and ASM A616. 6. Umess othienvise, noted, reinforcing lop splices shall be ACI Class B sp24 using the following lap lengths: l4�d5 30" 6 36" 7 42" 7. All we reirhforc'uhg steel shah be ASIA A709 and be free of d, scale, and rust Welding of bars stall con- form to ANSI/AWS D1.4 "Structurol Welding Code - Refnlorc- 'ng Steel'. 8. Wre mesh shall conform to ASTM A185: minimum lap to be f inches. 9. Provide corner bars of corners of concrete walls and footings. Size and spacing of bora shall match size and spacing of longitudinal bore in wags or footings. 10. Cmcrete slab and design criteria shod be as noted on the structural plans. 11. Place 6 mil (nom.) polyethylenevapor barrier under all building slabs on grade, lap 12" minimum. 12. Slabs on grodtr in, 11 be placed using strip placement. Sowed joints (noted os S.J. foundatien pion) shall be cut as soon as possible after slah is able to support weight of saw and be cut without covering_ Sawing shall be performed within 4 to 12 hours and absautey before 24 hours hasT $sed from time after first placement Saw joint nearest midpoint of strip first and then half -way between cuts ext. 13. Unless noted otherwise, minimum clear cover for rein- forcement shod be as follows: a. concrete cost against earth -3' b. formed concrete exposed to earth or weather - 1 1/2" for /5 bars and smeller. 2' for /6 bcm and larger. 14. Immediately upon final troweling of slabs, aaal with curing compound which meets or exceeds ASTM C-309 'Liquid Membrane -Forming Compounds for C."in Concrete." Coverage shot[ not be less than t gallon per 16o square feet of slab area or more if recommended to cur compound manufacturer (minimum of 8 to 10ing mil. 15. Floors shoo be finished to FF 35 and FL 25, minimum. 16. Do not add calcium chloride or other salty compounds to concrete without specific authorization by Structural Engineer. In no case shall calcium chloride exceed 1 percent. 17. Use Portlond Cement Type I or 11 conforming Io ASTM C150-92 Aggregates shall be normal weight conforming to ASTM C33. 18. Far every vertical or horizontal bar diScortinued by an openrg, one bar (rl of two bars) shall he added at the side of the openings. Stabs at comers of apsning% cut- outs and penetrations hsholl be reinforced with 2-/4 long) diagonals unless otherwise noted. 19. Pipes. ducts, conduits, etc. shall not be Placed in slabs unless approved by the engineer. (Place all pipes below slob). 20. Concrete exposed to weather shall be air -entrained 3.OR to 5. OK. Interior slabs shahave how content of 0% to 3S maximum. p t I R.K.J. 591n=n91I 'Debra hester Ih.C S.b T>eer wird, GA R. Keith Joyce, P.E. mk 517 Pear Orchord Road ' hh7omwn I RJc1 Statesboro. ra 30458 (7116) 3112-2.075 SPECIFlCAIION S0 R. Keith Joyce, P.E. 517 Peer Orchard Hood R.K.J. Engmeermg 510 3, --° (7706)W) wz-202075 D. br4 Chester t Shp.ehh Lone. Tytee WaM, G oole : �AEWS PLAN ----------------- -------------------- --------------- I r.+s ---+4 I I I I I I I I r ...... +.. I I +A r I I I I I 1 I 1 I t I t vrn-nr �•Y� u � a_z R. Keith Joyce, P.E. 517 Peer Orchard Hood R.K.J. Engmeermg 510 3, --° (7706)W) wz-202075 D. br4 Chester t Shp.ehh Lone. Tytee WaM, G oole : �AEWS PLAN E—Q lbue Rer P � — O.C. 0 Nrf.5 lrf fart SECTION — ttS SECTION B s : kts v TlP R- Keith Joyce. P.E. 5 7 Orchard Rood SWt.b—. GA 30458 R.K.J. Engineering , (7PO-6) 3M-2075 Debro Chester Dote 11/6/17 Dro.n 9y Sc R- LS S SECTIONS & DETAILS S2 Received: 11/29105 19:47; 11/28/2006 18:29 FAX 9128978151 0128076131 -r BUSH INSURANM AOENCY; Page 3 Q003 FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY O.M.B. No. =2�002 NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM ELEVATION CERTIFICATE 1_Xp'ues July Read the Inshvctiom on Danes i -7. ` SECTION A - PROPERTY OWNER INFORMATION f For h AV3ftta Company Use- BUKDM STREfT ADMESS (Indurrmtj Apl.. Urkl Sulle, sndlor SMv. No.) OR P.O, ROUTE Cp'Y STATE RESIT EWIAL IATJT11D ACNGITUDE (OPSM414 - NOR1ZSNOTAL AATUIVI: - S4Uf� E: Cl GP (TVek_ I orf'- 4r - WAV Of Igl.AWSI* ❑ NAD 1927 E3 RAD 1983 d USGS Quad naso ❑ Otter: SECTION 13 - FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP (FIRM) INFORMATION I TYBEE ISLAND 136161 1 CHATHAM I GEORGIA 1351 ER I C I 8r�f71 E- I EFFECT IR rEMK-0 DATE I ZONE (S) I (Zone AO, use depth of Ih o'diril 810_ Indicate 111e source of the Base Food Elevation (8FE) data or base flood depth onleted in B9. -- ❑ FTS Profile ® FIRM [) Community Delefmined ❑ Other (Describe): -- B-11, - tat1. Indicate Site devotion datwn used for the BFE in 89: W NGVD 1829 [3NAVD 1989 ❑ 0iher (Describe} 812. Is the m"Ap iamed Ina Coastal Bawler Resources System (CBRS) area or Otherwise Protected Arca (O PA)? Q Yes ®No Deslgnaflon Date SIECTION C- BUILDING ELEVATION INFORMAMON (SURVEIL REQUIRED) Cl- Bt&VnV efavaCrons are based on: [I Consttucffon Drawings' ❑ Building Under Conslructlan' 0 Finished Construction 'A Dew Elevation Catt(flcate VA be required when construction of the building is complete. 02.Ouli ft Diagram Number $ (Seted the building diagram most s4Ma( to the building for which this cerUticale is being completed - se e pages 6 and 7. if no diagram accurately represents Lha building. provide a sketch or photograph.) C3. Elevations - Zones All -A30, AE- AH, A (with BFE), VE. Vi -V30. V (with BFO. AR, ARIA, ARIAE, AR/A1-A30. ARIAH, AR1AO Complete Items C 3a -i below acaordtng to the bullring diagram specMad In Item C2. State the deLnm used. If the dalum Is different from the datum used for the BFE In Section B, convert 1I1e datum to that used for the BFE. Shaw field measttrom nls and datum cmwarsf on caiculalion. Use the spore provided or the Cornments area of Section D or Secllon G. as appropriate, to document the datum oonversion. Datum ___ ConvemlonIC;ommenls __ Elevation reference Marr Used _ 00es the elevalloo reference mark used appear on the FIRM? p Yes W No 0 a) Top of bolfom floor (MdurAng basement or enclosure) All-(rn) n b) Top of next Wier Boar a -0-(m) `X a c) Balton of toweal horizontal structural member (V zones only)Lk . Tfl.(m) o d) AlUdied garage (tap of stab o e) Lowest elevalion of machinery and/or equipment serAcIngthe boadury A.gB.(m) 41 z o A Lowest adwenl grade (LAG) A. 8b.(rn) � w o g) I�oe ghenl sdart grade WG) 12. "&(m) v h) No. of perniaftNt o m"ngs (flood vents) within 1 IL above adjacent grade Q o Q Total area of all permanent openings (flood vents) In C3h Qsq. in. (sq. rill) SECTION 0 . SURVEYOIL ENGINEER. OR ARCHITECT CERTIFICATION ITIi$ CeflifiC810n is 10 be. 3IqFW and sealed by a land surveyor, engineer, or architect eulfxrized by taw to certify elovoliol tnfprltallarl. I ssrfiEy that fire kdommrwn irr Secltou A. S. and C on this nerrllir:nle ropmsenls my hasf w7brfs to rrferprot file dere ava8ahre- 1 undersfarld f►raf en false slafemeM n� be pvnishRbJe by-frree oremp>rsonn fw under 78 U.S. Code. Secrim 1007_ _- CERIIF7ER'S NAW VAUGHT C. POWERS, Jit. LICENSE NUMBER 2812 T11LE WUIS EFC-U IA140 SURVEYt)R _ LYyMr�f1NY NAH1E CDfrMOrt & ASSdCMF5.1NG — _ - AI RESS CITY zir, C00e -- � Mhil . _ _S3AV a1412r -2 aSIGNATUIUi /t T— — �. - DIt1iJ3N TELEPHONE FEMA Form 81-31, AUG 09 SEE RE=VERSE SIDE FOR CONTINUATION REPLACES ALL PREVIOUS EDITIONS 35'f IPF 5 29'29'30' E - 842.60' / 67.60' • 0 T 51/ , 5 23. 29'30` E - 447.95' L. 5 -r, W I I • ,-;; ' LOT C 4 ;s �ZLl f.._ 1 ... UP S 2 23.29'30' E - 426.30' - , RFCfIIEO f0R RECORD (w1 9 4 52 P? uaA,.: `14.()11 ELCRM1 S.C.G'.6.f1 POLK STREET 59' R/W WAM IT 111 [17 or I= 12" iu af- I• R y Iu yL1114 V�IN61X[WIL / ItFlatl'10.1C !! X11 MPI" ixmtrl Two Tr1111M 1111R'rp1�Nq"1v ISIS ,°f'•I�'`n,�f�'�'�' "pJ"li�l.' 4�0 LOT 4R - 1 SHIPWATCH DUNES- REVISED A SUBDIVISION OF LOTS 6,6,7,8,9 AND THE WEST 30' OF LAT 9A, BEACH BLOCK NO. 6, BAY WARD, TYBEE ISLAND, CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA. SURVEYED POR'. ERIC E. HOGAN ,1:511IIIaaa1ppp111 w `M Id" i tdli, y I�IIY a li Ifilfl Ili SS3� t {{Ill it . I AAA 1 IUI jig 1 an v lim IRRo vrtu IPO xrp 6 E "uc{ts r" III ` % ( �y N• 1' A" 11 110°niEyaCc( RW /NO o'fliC YT yk1 Y°R ° JIM S REIW P.[.[ Y.C. Mo t la oat0Ylt. IWL EMI IA.dlfln .-A.mI„ [ �,.� �� kilt• 1,1.• Y N, 'r1V /IL I1.NN •• N ` I* ]711ST Ih Of / - NrR.W Ih vluml ro Sui:c : Iarl rlar a n.,v a71 • 10. IY/ IIX M• 71 Book: 61 Page: 31 Seq:1 COASTAL RESOURCES DIVISION MARK WILLIAMS COMMISSIONER MAR 1 1 2#41 Debra and Steve Chester PO Box 1268 Statesboro, Georgia 30459 A.G.'SPUD' WOODWARD DIRECTOR RE: Letter of Acknowledgement, Shore Protection Act Permit #171, Debra and Steve Chester, Maintenance of Existing Dune Crosswalk, #1 Shipwatch Lane, City of Tybee Island, Chatham County, Georgia Dear Mr. and Mrs. Chester: This letter is in response to your recent request to maintain an existing private dune crosswalk located at #1 Shipwatch Lane, Tybee Island. The existing crosswalk was authorized on August 25, 1987 by SPA Permit #171 and includes an approximately 4' x 350' walkway attached to the back deck of your residence, The crosswalk is elevated over the dunes and attaches to an 8' x 8' deck located at the seaward dune. Stairs from the seaward deck land in the sand above the high water mark. Staff has conducted an onsite inspection of the crosswalk. The crosswalk, although serviceable, is in need of maintenance. The proposed work includes replacement of the decking and rails as needed. All work will be done within the footprint as the existing structure. The crosswalk will be elevated to a minimum of three feet above the existing sand dunes. All work will be done from the crosswalk using hand tools only. No additional trimming of vegetation is proposed. The Department authorizes the maintenance of the permitted private dune crosswalk as depicted in the attached drawing and description. Any additional activities within the Shore Jurisdiction of the State may require a Shore Protection Permit. No motorized vehicles are permitted on the crosswalk structure, except for motorized wheelchairs for handicapped persons. No vegetation is to be disturbed beyond the limits of the project during construction. Any incidental impacts to the dunes or vegetation must be restored to pre -project vegetated and topographic conditions, any backfilling must be beach quality and obtained from an upland source and not from the beach. The elevation of the crosswalk must be three feet above the dune vegetation to allow for sand movement. All construction must comply with Department of Natural Resources Sea Turtle Guidelines and the Tybee Island Beach Management Plan. This letter is not meant to exempt the above referenced activity from future environmental laws. This project must comply with all other Federal, State, and local statutes, ordinances and regulations. ONE CONSERVATION WAY I BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA 31520-8686 912.264.7218 1 FAX 912.262.3143 1 W1VV1'V.00A1',TALGADN RORG MAR 1 1 2011 #1 Shipwatch- Crosswatk Mu...Lenance LOP Page 2 of 2 If you have any questions or concerns about this project feel free to contact Ann Thran at 912- 617-6310 or by e-mail at ann.thran@gadnr.org. Sincerely, Bract Gane Chief Ecological Services Section enclosures: Project Drawings & Description CC-' Diane Otto, Planning and Zoning Manager City of Tybee Island ��I:" ,nay. tl e �� Il t ��.s iat 32v10'.:ti lU�� 6 " eb ��a 11 8 ..30 C)at��s 1 / + • /j ,� fT , r �r �6 ' 1% It � l6hlpwatch :_n,��yY�trc Island iaA. ll 1'i� ImAc:e-w Date Feb 29 -2008 'i' 0")uQ.' ion, -SD a'.Alju e c', '311 Eye alt 1036 tt r >>> "chester home" <schesterftulloch.net> 3/4/2011 10:10 PM >>> Dear Ann, I tried to get on Google Earth but did not quite make it and ran out of time so I called someone to take some photos which I have yet to receive.. ..THANK YOU for taking matters in hand and finding It for us on google earth (still want to subscribe as it looks fascinating! The address would be the City of Tybee, Permit Office (Do you have that address and if not I will find it and send to you And would you also be able to send a copy to us at Debra Chester, PO Box 1268, Statesboro, Ga. 30459. 'flank you again for being so timely and helpful! Best, Debra -----Original Message ----- From: Ann Thran [mailto:Ann.Thran@dnr state.aa.usl Sent: Friday, March 04, 2011 1:29 PM To: chester home Subject: Re: Replacement of boardwalk on original footprint at 1Shipwatch, Tybee Island, Ga Dear Ms. Chester, Please send me a mailing address for this request. I have downloaded a google photo of the crosswalk, so I now have what I need as far as a photo. Thanks, Ann >>> "chester home" <schesterc bulloch.net> 3/1/20117:48 AM >>> Dear Ms. Thran, We, the owners of 1 Shipwatch Lane on Tybee Island, Georgia are requesting a letter of confirmation from the Department of Natural Resources for the repair and maintenance work which must be done on our boardwalk to the beach from our home. The repair will require that all decking and rails be replaced on the SAME footprint and on the SAME pilings of the original walkway. Thank you for your timely attention to this request. A photograph of the boardwalk will follow, Best wishes, Debra and Steve Chester Max and Susan Manack ° STAFF REPORT PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING: March 19, 2018 CITY COUNCIL MEETING: April 12, 2018 S LOCATION: 1 Shipwatch Lane PIN: 4-0021-17-013 APPLICANT: Debra Chester EXISTING USE: Single family dwelling ZONING: R-1 B OWNER: Debra Chester PROPOSED USE: Single family dwellirlg USE PERMITTED BY RIGHT: yes COMMUNITY CHARACTER MAP: North Beach/Maritime District APPLICATION: Zoning Variance (5-090) from Section 3-100 (Beach, dune, or vegetation disturbance/or-ossover maintenance and construction). PROPOSAL: The applicant is requesting approval of a dune setback variance for construction of a retaining wall within the 10 -foot dune setback ANALYSIS: The applicant had significant flooding and scouring from the recent hurricanes and wishes to build a retaining wall to reduce the odds of this happening again. The Comprehensive Plan describes the North Beach/Maritime District as follows: The North Beach/Maritime District is a multifaceted area with R-1, R-2, R -IB, R-1/NEC, R -T, E -C, PUD, and M -D zoning. Uses include commercial, recreational, campground, public/government uses and buildings, and a mix of residential styles and homes set on narrow streets. In addition to these developed portions, the area also includes extensive undeveloped environmentally sensitive areas with multi -use trails and public water access, Comprehensive Plan — Community Character Area The North Beach/Maritime District Recommended Development Strategies Meets Strategy Y/N or N/A 1. Establish standards and guidelines for signage in keeping with island character N/A 2. Allow for the development of retail, restaurants and services for seasonal and year round populations N/A 3. Preserve and restore historic structures whenever possible N/A 4. Provide appropriate incentives for historic restoration projects N/A 5. Ensure continued preservation of old growth trees, parks, and Ueenspace N/A 6. 1 Support development of the Tybee Island bikeway, including bike lanes and multi -use trails N/A 7. Facilitate public water access where appropriate and on public property N/A 8. Discourage down -zoning from commercial to residential in the Lazaretto Creek area and maintain commercial dock usage N/A STAFF FINDING The retaining wall with associated footer is an effort to stave off future damage including erosion and flooding. Flooding mitigation is a goal of our emergency management plan and will reduce future insurance clairns and losses. Staff recommends approval ATTACHMENTS A. Variance application B, SAGIS map (1 page) C. photos of existing conditions D. Survey showing existing foundation, E. Construction drawing 2 This Staff Report was prepared by George Shale. Sec. 5-140. - Minor subdivision plat approval procedure. Minor subdivisions may be submitted as final plats, and shall comply with the requirements of these regulations, including minimum finished floor elevation requirements, with the following exceptions: (A) Setback and dead-end street regulations established in article 10 will not apply unless the streets' original development and the lots' original establishment was governed by this Land Development Code. Setback shall not be less than the average setback existing in the blocks on each end of the affected citv block. in the street affected. (B) Topographic information shall be required. (Ord. No. 2003-21, 10-9-2003) (C) Only one benchmark shall be required. An existing accessible benchmark within 200 feet of petitioner's property, if shown on the plat, shall satisfy this requirement. (D) A drainage plan with supporting calculations is required. The plan and calculations shall be prepared by a professional engineer licensed by the state to provide such services. (E) Provided that where a series of minor subdivisions are developed or proposed immediately adjacent to one another, the planning commission or mayor and council may require the developer to comply with the procedures for major subdivisions. (F) Residential lots having peculiar shape or topography may be approved utilizing private driveway access easements, provided the purpose and intent of these regulations are met. Such easements shall have a minimum width of 20 feet. The following notation shall be placed on the subdivision plat: "The private driveway access easement is hereby dedicated perpetually for use by the owners and residents of all lots within this subdivision and will not be maintained by the city." This provision will only be applicable to minor subdivisions. IH) {G) In the event the applicant has no present plans to construct on the property, an appropriate statement shall appear upon the plat to the effect that all drainage requirements must be met prior to the issuance of a building permit on any lot in the subdivision and that there will be compliance with article V, chapter 22 of the City Code except to the extent the requirements of that article may be inconsistent with this section. 0) (H) Time limit on minor subdivision plat approval. The mayor and council's approval of a minor subdivision plat shall be valid for 60 calendar days from the date of approval. if the plat has not been recorded with the county superior court on or before the end of the 60 -calendar -day period, then the plat shall be resubmitted for reconsideration. ORDINANCE NO. 03-2018 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF ORDINANCES FOR THE CITY OF TYBEE ISLAND, GEORGIA, TO AMEND THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE, SECTION 5-140, RELATING TO MINOR SUBDIVISION PLAT APPROVAL PROCEDURE, ELIMINATE SUBSECTION (G) AND TO RE -LETTER SUBSECTIONS (H) AND (I) TO BE (G) AND (H) WHEREAS, the duly elected governing authority for the City of Tybee Island, Georgia, is authorized under Article 9, Section 2, Paragraph 3 of the Constitution of the State of Georgia to adopt reasonable ordinances to protect and improve the public health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of Tybee Island, Georgia, including the environment thereof, and WHEREAS, the duly elected governing authority for the City of Tybee Island, Georgia, is the Mayor and Council thereof, and WHEREAS, the governing authority desires to amend the Land Development Code, Sections 5-140 to eliminate subsection (G) and to re-Ietter subsections (H) and (I) to be (G) and (H), to repeal conflicting ordinances and for other purposes. NOW, THEREFORE, It is hereby ordained by the Mayor and Council of the City of Tybee Island that The Land Development Code of the City of Tybee Island, Georgia, Section 5- 140(G) is to be eliminated and subsections (H) and (I) to be re -lettered as (G) and (H). SECTION 1 The Code of the City of Tybee Island, Georgia, is hereby amended so as to cause Section 5-140(G) to be eliminated, and subsections (H) and (I) to be re -lettered as (G) and (H). SECTION 2 The sections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses and phrases of this ordinance are severable and, if any phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, or section of this ordinance shall be declared illegal or invalid by the valid judgment or decree of any court of competent jurisdiction, such illegality shall not affect any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs and sections of this ordinance. 1657048.1 SECTION 3 All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are expressly repealed. SECTION 4 It is the intention of the governing body, and it is hereby ordained, that the provisions of this ordinance shall become effective and be made a part of the Code of Ordinances, City of Tybee Island, Georgia, and the sections of this ordinance may be renumbered to accomplish such intention. SECTION 5 This ordinance shall be effective upon its adoption by the Mayor and Council pursuant to The Code of the City of Tybee Island, Georgia. ADOPTED THIS _ DAY OF , 2018. MAYOR ATTEST: CLERK OF COUNCIL FIRST READING: SECOND READING: ENACTED: 572.001.0rdin 201813-2018 See 5-140(G) deletion 02,28.18 Pj LOCATION: NIA STAFF REPORT PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING: February 12, 2018 CITY COUNCIL MEETING: March 8, 2018 APPLICANT: City of Tybee Island EXISTING USE: NIA ZONING: NIA COMMUNITY CHARACTER MAP: NIA OWNER: N/A PROPOSED USE: NIA USE PERMITTED BY RIGHT: NIA APPLICATION: Amendment to Article 5, Section 5-140 Minor subdivision plat approval procedure. PROPOSAL: To remove (G) Duplexes separated by a firewall that extends at least three feet above the roofline. ANALYSIS: The building code now allows for duplexes to be built without this type of firewall. Additionally Sec. 5-151 covers this issue of the zoning administrator approving duplexes that have passed a fire inspection. STAFF FINDING Staff recommends approval ATTACHMENTS A. Amendment 1 This Staff Report was prepared by George Shaw. Chatham County Board of Assessors: 2017 Property Record Card 4-... http://boa. chathamcounty. orrs/DesktopModules/Ch atham County/Boar... 2017 Chatham County Board of Assessors 4-0003-07-005 Property Record Card APPRAISER LESTEPH LOT A RECOMBINATION OF LTS 205- 210 & 231-236 WD 1 TYBEF PRB LAST INSP 03/23/2016 32P 26 .45ac 'APPR 000008 ZONE SALES BOOK INS VI QU RSN PRICE PAGE 11 Jul 309M 0173 CC V U UQ 2006 GRANTOR. -JUNG MOL4 CHU GRANTEE: CHU ROBERT M COMMENTS: 09 Mar 2010 TY2010 RET VAL ENT 25 Feb 2009 TY09 RET VAL ENT 2125109 LHN 13 Feb 2006 2006 NEW PIN SPLIT OUT OF 4-3-7-2 PER PRB 32P 26 2/13106 ATW. LAND ID# USE DE SC 108652 RESIDENTIAL V L 5TH AVE TYBEE ISLAND CHU ROBERT M CAMA ASPAT 7726 JOHNNY MERCER 98,800 98,800 LAND 1 BLVD SAVANNAH GA 31410 BLDG 0 OBXF 0 98,800 98,800 Cost - MS CODES PROPERTY 0006 RESIDENTIAL USE UTA 0004 Tybee Island NBHD 020222,00 T222 TYBEE HORSE PEN r r A.!�#r` _ . EXEMPTIONS HISTORY LAND IMPR TOTAL 2016 100,600 100,600 Over 2015 100,600 100,600 Over 2014 100,600 100,600 Cama 2014 100,600 100,600 Over 2013 100,600 100,600 Cama 2012 201,500 201,500 Over 2011 201,500 201,500 Over 2010 201,500 201,500 MAV 2010 201,500 201,500 Over 2009 201,500 201,500 Over 2008 309,500 309,500 Cama 2007 259,500 259,500 Cama 2006 332,500 AIC FRONT DEPTH UNITS I TYPE PRICE ZONING LCTN TOPO OTHER ADJ1 ADJ2 ADJ3 ADJ4 MKT VALUE 0 0 1.00 -LT 96900.00 R2 SZ70 RE -40 98800 of 1 niwv) R 0-17 A X4 Chatham County Board of Assessors: 2017 Property Record Card 4-... http://boa.chathamcounty.org/DesktopModules/ChathamCounty/Boar... 2017 Chatham County Board of Assessors 4-0003-07-009 Property Record Card APPRAISER MWTHOMAS1 LOT E RECOMBINATION OF LTS B & C WD 1 TYBEE PRB 35P 34 LAST INSP 11/23/2015 �,52ac APPR 000008 ZONE SALES BOOK/ INS VI QU RSN PRICE PAGE Picture Unavailable 11 Jul 309M 0113 OC V U UO 2006 GRANTOR -JUNG lVIDLl1 CHU GRANTEE. -IU ROBERT M COMMENTS: 25 Feb 2009 TY09 RET VAL ENT 2125/09 LHN 09 Jan 2007 2007 NEW PIN COMBINATION OF 4-3-7-6 & 4-3-7-7 PER PRB 35P 34 01/09/07 ATW. LAND 1D# USE DESC FRONT DEPTH 108656 RESIDENTIAL V L 0 0 [Click for larger picture] 5TH AVE TYBE_E_ ISLAND CHU ROBERT M CAMA ASINAT 7726 JOHNNY MERCEBR 62,800 62,800 LAND 1 I SAVANNAH GA 31410 BLDG 0 OBX1= 0 62,800 62,800 Cost - MS CODES PROPERTY 0006 RESIDENTIAL USE UTA 0004 Tybee Island NBHD 020222.00 T222 TYBEE HORSE PEN EXEMPTIONS UNITS 1 TYPE PRICE ZONING LCTN TOPO OTHER ADJ1 ADJ2 ADJ3 ADJ4 MKT VALUE 1.00 -LT 96900-00 C2 SZ85 RE -50 A-30 62800 Of 1 03/09/9019 10-,11 Alai HISTORY LAND IMPR TOTAL !2016 63,700 63,700 Over 2015 63,700 63,700 Over 12014 63,700 63,700 Cama 2014 63,700 63,700 Over 2013 63,700 63,700 Cama 2012 104,000 104,000 Cama 2011 104,000 104,000 Cama 2010 129,000 129,000 MAV 2009 129,000 129,000 Over 2008 266,500 266,500 Over 2007 266,500 NC UNITS 1 TYPE PRICE ZONING LCTN TOPO OTHER ADJ1 ADJ2 ADJ3 ADJ4 MKT VALUE 1.00 -LT 96900-00 C2 SZ85 RE -50 A-30 62800 Of 1 03/09/9019 10-,11 Alai m a � O C.M.F. — CONCRETE MONUMENT FOUND SIXTH fl A •1T�V' ��W R.B.F. - REAR FOUND R.B.S. = RESAR SET LR.F. - IRON ROD FOUND ( NOT OPEN j I.P.F. R IRON PIPE FOLINQ 4MY- AL. A,,� 0.49 o N 19'45'00" EE 360.12' �. 5/6' R.B.S. . _ 1 2" R.B.S i O OI 4�It,. -Ak alae- Mlle' 4141 0 I W ! , � oI � � -AL 251R o N aii4I 1I1 1L �� k \ ' MARSH BUFFER L#NE N LW D.N.R, ELIMATION FLAG fi ifi on 236I 235 24 f : L Q T L� `A' 231 Q 230 229 z ! �Ilts S H -,L 233 0.dll` 411L- 119,800 sq' fk. I r M JA R .45 acres 2\ 232 1 CEDRClA OEPA1iTMENTJURI501CT10OF NAL NATURLINEAL 0 4W4� + RESQURCES I AS DEUNEATEQ 8Y CHRISTIAN HODGE ,L AL" I DURING INE MONTH OF OCT. 2015 f ` l 499 sIL AL 4L R,B.s,18x,00' R,g S 19'45'00" W 5 a" R.B.F. I//"�� e f \ �; �,, , , � 1 L V \ y �' Q OVERHEAD POKER INE uElc I 76,876 aq.ft. � � � � '\ J 0.85 acres d Q 1-+L -AL- POWER POLEA4 444� —� CONCRETE PAVEMENT 46 M A R S H SIL ,>Tr� 210 mol,114 ' 207 -b- 208 I 209 "� METAL CONTAINER -, in I 205 206 AL 4,IL.I I R ' t Q! d'": 211 212 AL IL 15,950u aq.tt. 8,610 aq.ft, .'` Z0.37 here• In. O.tS ¢etas pp O ,r 0i/ARC 77 WOOD BRIDE ,1 , L DAS + ^,RAIL FOOT TRAIL OREASE CRAP _ - - = - - - ^ 145.00T _ - 60, OD' ;"=,'120, 00'' _ - - S 1 B'45b0" W 360 12' — �� — 5 19'45'QO�r W — _ c.M.r. FIFTH AVENUE BO' R/4V ( NOT OPEN ) 9 5/8" R.B.F. 6.14' 1 FR F. APPROVED BY TYBEE ISLAND ZONING ADMINIS RA2005 OtiINC "11419TRATOR APPIR B'Y..... - MWAYOR * COUNCIL TYBEE ISLAND AYOR 2005 REFERENCES 1. PLAY OF LOTS 205-212 6& 251-236 SY BERT 8. BARRETT, SR. RLS 1239 DATED 2/G7/a9. 2. PLATS OF LOTS 211k 212 BY BERT B. BARRETT, SR. RLS 1239, DATED 4/09/92, 10/21/97 & 8/19/98. 3, PLAT OF THIS P'RGPERTY BY BERT B. BARRETT, SR, RLS 1239 DATED 8/20/98. 4. PLAT OF TYKE ISLAND BY PERCY SUMEN, DATED 7/28/28, E.D.C. FKLA 1/ 12,753 < ERROR/POINT ADJ. METHOD E.O.C. PLAT �— TOTAL STATION6.10 S IM'.S. p A(W CHATHAM' 00UNTry RIE -- fNIN-Al ION PLAT Of W '20S-210 231-236, WARD f, TWICE 10,r�l�=, r D*- OF' WY' N-OVEMISM 3, 2.006 DAW OF 060 NOWMIDER 7, 2Ca6 A 1{�k�l§}4J�1�•�1NI lA,',i , 4R1-, \mo S.Yl\T{p-I�,l Q1 F,40.. M SIXTH AVENUE 60' R/W (NOT OPEN) 0.i8' R.B.F, w ,•.�... `rye $ S �Q 11' Ce5 y, w ' L 0 T 'A $ 8 RECOMBINATION OF LOTS 205-210 dC 231--2315 ' P.R.B. 32P-26 r STATE OF GEOR01 A CHATHAM CWNTY REOOMMNATION PLAT OF LOTS B & G OF A RECOMBINATION FIFTH AVENUE 60' R JW ( NOT OPEN 24 230 1 229 BRICK P° MENT OVERHEAD POWER LINE 211 I0 I� 120.00' R.B.S. NEXT TO LEANING B.C.M.F. 212 W 0 U +,- 5 19'4.5' '00' W C.M.F.- t OF LOTS 205-210 & 231--2-'36, LARD 1, TYSEE ISLAND, GEORGIA. FOR:. RSMT_ id, CH:U f DATE OF SURVEY: DECEMBER S, 2006 Glq DATE OF PUT: DECEMBER 7, 2005 1 �� REFSRIrNC111: " 1. PLAT OF LOTS 245--212 dC 231-236 8Y BERT B. BARRETT, SR. RLS 3238 SCALE. 1"- 3Q No. 2 2 �. DATED 2/07/49, 0 30' so, r E.O.C. FIELD 111917" 2. PLATS OF L019 Z11 & 21:2 BY 13ERT B. BARIRETT, SR. RLS 1239, DATEED c ERROR/POINT ------ 4/09/92, 10/21/97 & 6/10/94, ARAT OF THIS PROPERTY BY BERT S. BARRETT, SR, RLS 1239 BERT BARRETT, JR. LAND SUiiVEYING, R.C, E.O.C..O. ise. aL.AuT 3. DATED !a/20/98. 8�- E.o.r . 145 RUNNER ROAD TOTAL STATION4. PLAT OF TY11EE ISLANDUIS BY PERCY SEN, DATED 7/20/2$. SAVANNAH, OA. 31410 I� 5. RECOM5IN'ATION PLAT OF LOTS 205-21 & 231-236, WARD 1, (912) 697-0661 BY ORT BARRETT. A. RLS 2226 RECORM IN R.R.B. 32P-2$. - _ . _.. .. r Q'&I@� ! B,C,Af F. - BROKEN CONCRETE MONUMENT FOUND W.A,0.S. `d'/ A, o R.B,F. i9�45 00 E —� 205.00' o MAC NAIL SET C,M,F. - CONCRETE MONUMENT FOUND R.B.F. - REBAR FOUND ti°s /ry23,00 �, _N ' m _ 1201 0 .00' R.B.5. w REBAR SET R €.R.F.. IRON ROD FOUNDq� I.P.F. - IRON PIPE FOUND STATE OF GEOR01 A CHATHAM CWNTY REOOMMNATION PLAT OF LOTS B & G OF A RECOMBINATION FIFTH AVENUE 60' R JW ( NOT OPEN 24 230 1 229 BRICK P° MENT OVERHEAD POWER LINE 211 I0 I� 120.00' R.B.S. NEXT TO LEANING B.C.M.F. 212 W 0 U +,- 5 19'4.5' '00' W C.M.F.- t OF LOTS 205-210 & 231--2-'36, LARD 1, TYSEE ISLAND, GEORGIA. FOR:. RSMT_ id, CH:U f DATE OF SURVEY: DECEMBER S, 2006 Glq DATE OF PUT: DECEMBER 7, 2005 1 �� REFSRIrNC111: " 1. PLAT OF LOTS 245--212 dC 231-236 8Y BERT B. BARRETT, SR. RLS 3238 SCALE. 1"- 3Q No. 2 2 �. DATED 2/07/49, 0 30' so, r E.O.C. FIELD 111917" 2. PLATS OF L019 Z11 & 21:2 BY 13ERT B. BARIRETT, SR. RLS 1239, DATEED c ERROR/POINT ------ 4/09/92, 10/21/97 & 6/10/94, ARAT OF THIS PROPERTY BY BERT S. BARRETT, SR, RLS 1239 BERT BARRETT, JR. LAND SUiiVEYING, R.C, E.O.C..O. ise. aL.AuT 3. DATED !a/20/98. 8�- E.o.r . 145 RUNNER ROAD TOTAL STATION4. PLAT OF TY11EE ISLANDUIS BY PERCY SEN, DATED 7/20/2$. SAVANNAH, OA. 31410 I� 5. RECOM5IN'ATION PLAT OF LOTS 205-21 & 231-236, WARD 1, (912) 697-0661 BY ORT BARRETT. A. RLS 2226 RECORM IN R.R.B. 32P-2$. - _ . _.. .. Q'&I@� ! -iL '-A,28' MARSH BUFFER LINE oLL!d LIGHT POLE d 4� .. y .ilk\ M R t �H 0 E, T GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RE50UR(X$ JURISDICTIONAL LINE •dk- , .L � L 0 T C a AS DELINEATED BY CHRISYIAN HODGE L 0 T `B' DURING THE MONTH OF OCT. 2005 ` $ � ' a N 19'45'00" E --- 155.12' 145.00' 60,00' los. ao' .. W -•--s 19.4$'00" w L: STATE OF GEOR01 A CHATHAM CWNTY REOOMMNATION PLAT OF LOTS B & G OF A RECOMBINATION FIFTH AVENUE 60' R JW ( NOT OPEN 24 230 1 229 BRICK P° MENT OVERHEAD POWER LINE 211 I0 I� 120.00' R.B.S. NEXT TO LEANING B.C.M.F. 212 W 0 U +,- 5 19'4.5' '00' W C.M.F.- t OF LOTS 205-210 & 231--2-'36, LARD 1, TYSEE ISLAND, GEORGIA. FOR:. RSMT_ id, CH:U f DATE OF SURVEY: DECEMBER S, 2006 Glq DATE OF PUT: DECEMBER 7, 2005 1 �� REFSRIrNC111: " 1. PLAT OF LOTS 245--212 dC 231-236 8Y BERT B. BARRETT, SR. RLS 3238 SCALE. 1"- 3Q No. 2 2 �. DATED 2/07/49, 0 30' so, r E.O.C. FIELD 111917" 2. PLATS OF L019 Z11 & 21:2 BY 13ERT B. BARIRETT, SR. RLS 1239, DATEED c ERROR/POINT ------ 4/09/92, 10/21/97 & 6/10/94, ARAT OF THIS PROPERTY BY BERT S. BARRETT, SR, RLS 1239 BERT BARRETT, JR. LAND SUiiVEYING, R.C, E.O.C..O. ise. aL.AuT 3. DATED !a/20/98. 8�- E.o.r . 145 RUNNER ROAD TOTAL STATION4. PLAT OF TY11EE ISLANDUIS BY PERCY SEN, DATED 7/20/2$. SAVANNAH, OA. 31410 I� 5. RECOM5IN'ATION PLAT OF LOTS 205-21 & 231-236, WARD 1, (912) 697-0661 BY ORT BARRETT. A. RLS 2226 RECORM IN R.R.B. 32P-2$. - _ . _.. .. Community Short Tenn Work Program Final MP1C Report Suggested I Status with City Council/ Year Begin Responsible Community Survey Results Party LAND USE / DEVELOPMENT Carrying Capacity Study Action Items Description Protect the existing character of the island by limiting the mass, scale, density and height according to established ordinances, and incorporate the results of the carrying rapacity study into regulations to ensure growth does not outpace resources and infrastructure. Revk W oad ava"o to vide f ?,i Oeye/O meat Code i07 accordance with the Vision Of ffih�x]!tp, [3] Review and revise the current zoning ordinance as necessary to ensure development compatibility with existing neighborhoods. [6] Consider Increasing minimum required square footage for duplex or multi -family construction in R-2. [23]Review the Tree Ordinance and develop incentives to promote the retention of trees as opposed to removal and replacement Protect the existing character of the island by limiting the mass, scale, density and height according to established ordinances, and incorporate the results of the carrying capacity study Into regulations to ensure growth does not outpace resources and Infrastructure. Review and assess k/1e current ire5f'E?ric p1°idsrervol`ton ordinance and._it�JCyte as ;"iended - _ _._.._._. Consider an ordinance to limit the amount of impervious surface in new or redevelopment, especially in Top 2 survey results "Historic 8 drainage basins subject to King Tide flooding. , . Revise the City code to allow for and incentivize rainwater HPC / PC presmrvation and historic zones", " Identifying and protattisng historic ?ue of the top 20 (2JE votes) zo harvesting, Consider amending the R-2 district to: a.lncrease the minimum lot size for duplexes, and b. 14 structures. 1101 Explore the feasibility of establishing incentives for restoration projects. Top 1 survey results "Height limit, Increase the minimum lot size necessary for subdivisions. Consider rezoning areas in R-2 District that subject 7017 PC keep it", "Limit zoning varlant'es", to flooding to R-1 or a more restrictive zoning district. - Consider a transfer of development rights program that Toning ordinance update" will direct development away from lots subject to flooding and towards other areas that have the ability to Savannah economic development agencies accommodate more dense development. Provide a tax incentive for R-2 property owners to under-cleveiop goals . "Iaycee Park improvements" their lots. Purchase and permanently protect undeveloped property in the R-2 district. Prioritize purchase of One of the top 20 (2f 6 votes) 2016 repetitive loss housing. Restrict new impervious surface in the R-2 district. HISTORIC PRESERVATION Protect the existing character of the island by limiting the mass, scale, density and height according to established ordinances, and incorporate the results of the carrying capacity study Into regulations to ensure growth does not outpace resources and Infrastructure. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Protect the existing character of the Island by limiting the mass, scale, density and height according to established ordinances, and incorporate the results of the carrying capacity study into regulations to ensure growth does not outpace resources and infrastructure. Review and assess k/1e current ire5f'E?ric p1°idsrervol`ton ordinance and._it�JCyte as ;"iended - _ _._.._._. HPC/MSC/ Top 2 survey results "Historic 8 2017 HPC / PC presmrvation and historic zones", " Identifying and protattisng historic ?ue of the top 20 (2JE votes) zo ]12] Coordinate with appropriate agencles and historic preservation groups to identify funding for preservation projects [131Consider-adopting local historic district designations. [151 Consider establishing architectural standards for historic 14 structures. 1101 Explore the feasibility of establishing incentives for restoration projects. 3017 STREET structures" to address impact of tourists on island resources. Work with Chatham County on future SPLOST referendum to ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Protect the existing character of the Island by limiting the mass, scale, density and height according to established ordinances, and incorporate the results of the carrying capacity study into regulations to ensure growth does not outpace resources and infrastructure. COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT Protect the existing character of the island by limiting the mass, scale, density and height according to established ordinances, and incorporate the results of the carrying capacity study into regulations to ensure growth does not outpace resources and Infrastructure. 26 cont:°r`ille_ the economisr ilq b,0.Si0Z1.S5 di5trid [27] Continue to Implement HPC/MSC/ -A the top 41;6/6 votes] 26 beautification/facade improvements in the business district through a revolving loan program[47] Develop strategies focusing 2017 MAIN ?ue of the top 20 (2JE votes) zo Look for regional partners who also benefit from the tourism industry to assist with the cost of improvements 14 on the retention of small businesses [48] Develop strategies focusing on the retention of small businesses [48] Provide 3017 STREET ".als - "Encourage developnient of to address impact of tourists on island resources. Work with Chatham County on future SPLOST referendum to incentives and assistance to encourage new businesses to locate on Tybee 192]Continue to work with Chatham County and family friendly busine_s" identify opportunities for additional funding. Savannah economic development agencies goals . "Iaycee Park improvements" 3? tf(:drgc 14 :'CYr e Ey es d,y4thn 0 ryiJprr S. [56] Investigate the approaches of other One of the top 20 (2f 6 votes) 2016 i 55 communities and develop'incentive programs for the provision of affordable housing appropriate for Tybee. [57] Allow for MAIN ;foals - "Pedestrianf aicycle/AiDA multi -use upstairs rentals in commercial areas that provide affordable year-round housing 15811nvestigate the feasibility of a 2017 STREET Impi ovenients Island wide" rent subsidy program so critical city personnel (police, fine, etc.) can live on the Island TOURISM / r- 1nt of the top 12 (316 votes} 2n, r- COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT Protect the existing character of the island by limiting the mass, scale, density and height according to established ordinances, and incorporate the results of the carrying capacity study into regulations to ensure growth does not outpace resources and Infrastructure. 26 r �6"�ni`'.3` nf�lu kit g€d��l2Y%%i�➢� i�i,i, t�Cd�jt']nl"ti] �'�3'�C,'3O;7S'; ]26] the Lighthouse Museum, [27] the Marine Science HPC/MSC/ -A the top 41;6/6 votes] 26 Center, [281 the Tybee Post Theater, 1291 the Rivers End Campground 2017 TPT/RE gods C oc,tpiehrtaTine Scie tenntt er" ie of the toll t2 (3/6 votesi 2016 r ' goals . "Iaycee Park improvements" One of the top 20 (2f 6 votes) 2016 i ;foals - "Pedestrianf aicycle/AiDA >e=i£'iov a l;r i5$er pl n for NIM`CS, including wo4king paths and shade trees (Includes Memorial and Jaycee parks). Impi ovenients Island wide" [11]Develop a program to buy and remove grandfathered billboards in the marsh [46] Continue to provide for the use of TOURISM / r- 1nt of the top 12 (316 votes} 2n, r- 31 native plants/xeriscape through the development of landscaping gpidelines [68] Continue to develop multi -use paths and ials - "improve highway SO" Orr_. linkages throughout the City connecting greenspace, parks, cultural, and historic resources. [691 Identify areas in need of 2019 BEAUTIFY :he top 20 (216 votes) 201.6 goals pedestrian facilities or in need of upgrading p pgdio g exist] ng pedestrian facilities and strategies to address the identified needs. TYBEE "landscape/beautify sere sperc 170]Support the ongoing beautification/landscaping of Highway 80. (seainless cities)" Top 3 survey results "Highway 80 improvements" Top 5 survey results "Improved and increased bicycle and pedestrian routes and trail. Final MP1C Report 181 Provide showers at dune crossovers using alternative sources of water, not existing waterlines. 62] investigate the need) Oise of the top 4 (6/6 votes) 203. Work with the NP5, Fort Pulaski and Chatham County to extend the McQueen's trail to the Lazaretto Creek 17 to provide services and facilities for an older, retired population [6211dentify needed services that are lacking for year-round 2019 STAFF / goals - "Marsh Fier, Trail" Bridge. Continue work to conned the Marsh Hen Trail to the Lazaretto Creek Bridget. Look for regional residents [801Create Marsh Hen Trail to connect the current bicycle route to the Lazaretto Bridge 1871 Identify areas where TOURISM One of the top 12 (3/6 votes) 201:7 partners who also benefit from the tourism industry to assist with the cost of improvements to address impact of additional permanent public restrooms may be feasible. [881 Provide portable restrooms at public beach crossovers In the goals - "Public restrooms- south e! :. tourists on island resources. summer. ProvieAe education on the fragile ecosystem and appropriate actions and activities. [9] Develop an education packet to be distrIbvtacfabn-it34 tl e P! a ti S tr+'i S/ ; 5,�,' .... 4-' -' -a+ -' ..A �• 5e ,.. _. e .... and work with various agencies/rental companies on distribution [371 Develop educational materials on water conservation 2017 TOURISM techniques. [511 Educate about transportation related routes and ordinances. [83] Develop programs for education on littering. A9 ler �a ' "C'OS' f3 ;3i 3t1F w2if l Vi51 d?isr 1501 Encourage small conventions to locate on the island during 2018 STAFF / off-season I I TOURISM 89 I i ei1 f{t ir#9CJYl n1 ll? Q lal 1 gt;f regarding amenities and their locations 2018 1 STAFF Work with the Real Estate/Rental companies to create water conservation education campaign for tourists. Work with tourism board and solid waste contractor to develop an education program targeted at tourists to !�r z I g, L, CI<16F pal:-:.1,7"ilc,i II. rc�'y Li U df��i U"CIE.'a rccycl,nV, LOi++c7illildli Ol]- - LCVIL15Lc iu operate parking application for smart phones to notify people of available parking. Work with Tybee Tourism Council to promote this application. Record data from application to track trends in parking usage, Work with the County to operate electronic signage at Johnny Mercer Blvd. and Hwy 8o to notify visitors of traffic conditions Consider on -island electronic signage to notify visitors of available parking. Work with the County to operate electronic signage at Johnny Mercer Blvd. and Hwy Soto notify visitors of traffic conditions, Consider on -island electronic signage to notify visitors of avaHable parking. c r7 e , 1. Review the data gathered through the current Short -Term Rental Ordinance, and reevaluate the need for _. N _ -..._- t%� �[Tf_'< andim `fCi_ t_3i3 LtC_1C+i fl_ STAFF J additional regulation. Consider a limit on Short -Term Rental Occupational Tax Certificates. This could be by rel �� 60 Require licensing for vacation rentals and minimize � x �., eVlt'IRl an assess the number � ia�r� •� t�rr�a , alPiCk� _ _ _ 59 g 2017 TOURSIM total number or a percentage of housing units on the island. Consider limiting the advertised capacity for sl 3��` [ ] q g ize adverse impacts on Island residents, including parking, noise, and numbers of tenants term rental units by their available parking spaces. TRAFFIC & PARKING Protect the existing character of the island by limiting the mass, scale, density and height according to established ordinances, and incorporate the results of the carrying capacity study into regulations to ensure growth does not outpace resources and Infrastructure. '-,�lr t _ 3 �' e ait5 i ai�c� , la ,inn' v' f r r Tei+9; dC'rit� it-li�7d;01ii3tlii,including the exploration of alternative means of transportation on the Island aswell as access to and from the Island 1641 Document issues/events to substantiate funding requests [661 In coordination with GDOT, explore opportunities for round- abouts at 63 intersections, including US SO/McKenzie, Us go/Estill Hammack Rd, and Sutler/Tybrisa [67] Explore various funding opportunities, such as grant programs and the Transportation Alternatives Program to leverage local funding for implementation.[79]Coordinate with local officials and agencies to provide assistance with seasonal traffic and to alleviate traffic impacts, especially on residential streets and particularly during events. [931 Continue to participate in regional transportation efforts ldie'tfly„ iA ! i17#e t7reas qqq 1�)�S t1 pt Ci'] if.t?37$ c1Y_kit7 Gfdiii S, specitrcally in the North Beach area. 121]Explore the feasibility of Transfer of Development Rights for the implementation of parking facilities in exchange for greenspace. [251 Consider annexation of McQueen's island from Lazaretto creek Bridge to the western terminus of the Bull i2 River Bridge. 1731 Explore the opportunity for a parking garage In coordination with Chatham County. [74] Explore opportunities to incorporate mix of uses with potential additional parking. [751 Consider the development of an additional parking lot in C-2 on city owned easement. [76] Lessen parking requirements for new businesses to encourage commercial use of C-2 properties [77]Provide discounted parking decals for businesses for employees who do not live on Tybee [78]Develop a parking fee structure that maximizes Income opportunities based on peak season and times. Advocate with GDOT W elevate the road surface and create passable and bikeable shoulders as part of the Tap 3 survey result "Highway go bridge and road improvements on Hwy 80. . Work with the County to operate electronic signage at Johnny 2017 STAFF Improvements" Mercer Blvd, and Hwy 80 to notify visitors of traffic conditions. Consider on -island electronic signage to notify visitors of available parking. 65. Work with Chatham County on future SPL05T referendum to identify opportunities for additional funding. Perform a study to identify all of the ROWS that are owned by the City, and develop a parking plan for these ROWsthat includes a clear delineation of ROWS where parking is allowed and where it is prohibited, i.e. yellow 2017 STAFF curb. Work with churches and school to provide additional parking on peak days, if they so choose. Consider the construction of a parking garage in the C1 area, potentially through a public private partnership, Consider duel uses such as downstairs commercial or rooftop mini -golf to make it more cost effective. . Review parking rates and determine if demand -based rates could help address peak traffic and parking issues. INFRASTRUCTURE Protect the existing character of the island by limiting the mass, scale, density and height according to established ordinances, and incorporate the results of the carrying capacity study into regulations to ensure growth does not outpace resources and infrastructure. r' Review results 0 f the CDr1 !ti ct7. qqt af�f� r3rytA jY+S ]el7pee $ Perform a comprehensive water and sanitarysewer rate stud to: a, Provide adequate t din for future 32 -,: ��—....� Y � - --�-�--�-�---�'--- 2018 ALL Y e9 `+1P� g as _ improvements and operations b. Incentivize water conservation, c. Consider peaking factors and/or seasonal P�t+i9 t,. £'I)T�135�et�SJt,"A _ rates to reduce peak usage and to shift the cost burden off of the residential population f.Ck>i ;r i,;£ '-,or -e • C0175e1-VOtiCiD Of$S Qrid 05SC'55 P3C_era" &� i7 f%' eS "s e S�iS E}7d.136] Consider an island ban on outdoor watering [sprinkling, irrigation and drip lines]. [391 Fast track funding substructure for water/sewer plant 35 upgrades and new facilities. [41] Complete a peer review of other island communities and the various approaches for 2017 STAFF conserving and managing water resources [44] Continue the upgrade of sewer collection system; improve efficiency, reduce stormwater intrusion and explore the feasibility of connecting existing septic systems users to the treatment facility. Provide better information to water customers regarding the volume of water they use. Evaluate current code and adopt/amend local ordinances as necessary to allow for gray water use, rainwater harvesting, and reuse Encourage the use of alternative water sources for irrigation and outdoor showers. Develop a conceptual design for upgrades to the WPCP. This design should include land acquisition (if necessary) proposed construction and operational costs, proposed discharge method and evaluation of any regulatory permitting requirements. Design considerations for the discharge pipe should be made in conjunction with the plans for the Cretaceous Well Treatment Plan discharge. Develop a plan for reuse water use, including the balifields. Construct upgrades to WPCP. Elevate the Butler Ave and 14th Street Pump Houses. Final MPIC Report Determine how much treatment capacity the. RO Plant should be designed to provide. 1.0 MGD is the )i,e of the top 5 (4/6 votes) 20-1-- maximum. - Develop a conceptual design and financial plan for the RO treatment plant. This should include land 52 If deep well tests are successful, construct water treatment facility for deep well water 2021 STAFF 110als - "Complete Water/sewe, acquisition (if necessary) proposed construction and operational costs, proposed revenue sources, proposed upgrades" discharge method, and evaluation of any regulatory permitting requirements. - Construct the RO Treatment Plant 65 Establish active subcommittee of infrastructure committee to Investigate funding opportunities for projects 2018 COUNCIL . Perform a solid waste study to further evaluate the issues identified here and identify additional feasible i j I solutions. implement program Eor increased beach litter patrols. - Review Mi�SW disposal and recycling program on beach to determine if more receptacles or a different format would work better. - Work with local Identify issues with trash removal and work to address those issues. Provide brightly painted trash cans on businesses to identify and encourage alternatives to single use items. Study potential for glass crusher, and 84 the beach between crossovers and explore the opportunity for trash can sponsorships. Develop programs 2017 STAFF City -sponsored giass recycling program. Consider requirements for condominiums to have dumpsters as to reduce the amount of trash generated. apposed to individual trash cans and to provide recycling opportunities for residents/renters. Work with solid waste contractor to identify and address obstacles to yard waste pickup. Work with solid waste contractor to studythe cost/benefits of segregated recycling. - Research and identify potential purchase and operation of beach cleaning equipment, he. sifters. CCS Require infiltration of the water quality volume (1.2" of stormwater) for all new STAFF Carrying Capacity Study action item not referenced in Master Plan 21 development and redevelopment. CCS 24. Develop a program to encourage and Incentivize, green infrastructure for STAFF Carrying Capacity Study action item not referenced in Master Plan 24 single family home development. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AND RECOVERY Protect the existing character of the island by limiting the mass, scale, density and height according to established ordinances, and incorporate the results of the carrying capacity study into regulations to ensure growth does not outpace resources and Infrastructure. Continue program to upgrade pump stations.. - Elevate the Butler Ave and 14th Street Pump Houses. Install backflow preventers on stormwater outfalls as recommended in Sea Level Rise Adaptation Plan. Continue to work with ACOE on Beach Re -Nourishment Program. Consider program to augment the dune p!� y ilo ani L3dti t t7 CfttirStT rf(� Disaster Rebuild Pianfor or fire dsbyj -__-- p __i? _ _. ..t ._...-� ___-- _-______-1___--_ . . system. Work directly with DOT and iobbyfor additional elevation of Hwy 80 to high sea level rise scenario [541 Work with local, state and federal ag encies to develop a plan for dealing with disasters 2019 STAFF elevations, i.e. 31" or more. Investigate the potential to receive FEMA funding to purchase repetitive flood 51 [911Coordinate with CSMA, Chatham County and other local regional planning agencies to loss properties. Investigate GEFA loan and principal forgiveness program as a potential funding source for Implement Tybee Island's Hurricane Disaster Management Plan. water, sewer, and stormwater improvements. Work with Chatham County on future SPLOST referendum to identify opportunities for additional funding. Perform a Reserve Fund Study to determine the amount of reserve funds needed for disaster preparedness and response. STAFF & OPERATIONS Protect the existing character of the island by limiting the mass, scale, density and height according to established ordinances, and incorporate the results of the carrying capacity study into reguiations to ensure growth does not outpace resources and infrastructure, 2 Enforce existing height restrictions 2017 STAFF/ PC 4 Allow upstairs residential in commercial areas when commercial is the main use 2017 STAFF 5 Discourage downtoning in commercial areas 2017 STAFF/ PC 7 Continue development of comprehensive GIS database for the City 2017 STAFF 20 Enforce existing rules through cart and beach patrols with possible surveillance video where needed. 2019 STAFF Implement program for increased beach litter patrols. Consider requiring Short -Term Rentals to have summer schedule (i.e. twice per week) for solid waste and recycling pickup. Review the data gathered through the current Short -Term Rental Ordinance, and reevaluate Actively enforce existing ordinance violations for short term rentals by warning for first offense and loss of license for second 2018 STAFF the need for additional regulation. Consider a limit on Short -Term Rental Occupational Tax Certificates. This 24 offense could be by total number or a percentage of housing units on the island. Consider limiting the advertised capacity for short-term rental units by their available parking spaces. 30 Continue to maintain/replace as necessary all public works equipment 2017 STAFF , Final MPIC Report ' Perform a rate study to ensure that current and future water rate structure will generate the revenue necessary to construct and operate the cretaceous well. Rate study shooid also consider "peak usage rates" to encourage water use reduction during peak season -. Determine how much treatment capacity the RO Plant should be designed to provide. 1.0 MGD is the maximum, -:.Develop a conceptual design and financial plan for the RO treatment plant. This should include land acquisition (If necessary) proposed construction and operational costs, proposed revenue sources, proposed discharge method, and evaluation of any regulatory permitting requirements. - Construct the RO Treatment Plant Perform a rate study to determine if current rates are appropriate and adequate to support future capital construction needs. This should be conducted In conjunction with the water use rate study. Submit a Waste Load Allocation to the Georgia EPO for additional flow. _ Develop a conceptual design for upgrades to the WPCP. This design should include land acrniislNon of nscz<_ r,,,) rrcposed corstr.,cucn and up.: zticra! cw> 51 pro pcszd + { discharge method and evaluation of any regulatory permitting requirements. Design considerations for the discharge plpe should be i 38 Develop a prioritized plan for implementing needed infrastructure improvements, 2419 STAFF #{ made in conjunction with the plans for the Cretaceous Well Treatment Plan discharge. Develop a plan for reuse water use, 11 includin6 the ba0heids. Continue program to upgrade pump stations. Construct upgrades to WPCP. Elevate the Butler Ave and 14th Street Pump Houses. Install backflow preventers on stormwater outfalls as recommended In Sea Level Rise Adaptation Plan. Work directly with DOT and lobby for additional elevation of Hwy 80 to high sea level rise scenario elevations, i,e. 31" or more. Work with the NPS, Fort Pulaski and Chatham County to extend the McQueen's trail to the Lazaretto Creek Bridge. Continue work to connect the Marsh Hen Trail to the Lazaretto Creek Bridget. . Perform a comprehensive water and sanitary sewer rate study to: a. Provide adequate funding for future Improvements and operations b, Incentivize water conservation. c. Consider peaking factors and/or seasonal rates to reduce peak usage and to shift the cost burden off of the residential population Perform a stormwater utility feasibility study to determine if a stormwater fee would be a potential funding source for stormwater improvements . Investigate GEFA loan and principal forgiveness program as a potential funding source for water, sewer, and stormwater Improvements - Work with Chatham County on future SPLOST referendum to identify opportunities for additional funding. 40 Continue to implement the NPDES Phase 1 MS4 Permit SWMP 2017 STAFF 43 Continue to update dune crossovers. 1421 Continue to monitor drainage issues in dunes 2019 STAFF/ BTF Consider program to augment the dune system, 45 Continue to seek funding and implement beach re -nourishment 2020 STAFF/ BTF Continue to work with USACE on Beach Re -Nourishment Program Work with tourism board and solid waste contractor to develop an education program targeted at tourists to 81 Improve Information dissemination through enhancements to the City website STAFF discourage littering, increase participation in recycling, and decrease recycling contamination. Work with tourism board and solid waste contractor to develop an education program targeted at tourists to discourage littering, increase participation in recycling, and decrease recycling contamination Continue to 82 Investigate opportunities to utilize social media and smart phone apps for information sharing STAFF operate parking application for smart phones to notify people of available parking. Work with Tybee Tourism Council to promote this application. Record data from application to track trends in parking usage. implement program for increased beach litter patrols. Continue to operate parking application for smart phones to notify people of available parking. Work with Tybee Tourism Council to promote this application. 85 Assess current enforcement practices and identify areas of needed improvement STAFF Record data from application to track trends in parking usage, Work with churches and school to provide additional parking on peak days, if they so choose. Implement program for increased beach litter patrols. Consider adding staff to focus on implementation 85 Assess number of staff needed and identify any shortfalls STAFF of this work plan. Work with tourism board and solid waste contractor to develop an education program targeted at tourists to discourage littering, increase participation in recycling, and decrease recycling contaminatios.-_ Continue to Utilize a broad spectrum of information dissemination, including traditional hard copy (mailers, operate parking application for smart phones to notify people of available parking. Work with Tybee Tourism 90 newsletters) as well as technology based (website, social media) methods to reach all members of the STAFF Council to promote this application. Record data from application to track trends in parking usage. Work with community the County to operate electronic signage at Johnny Mercer Blvd. and Hwy g0 to notify visitors of traffic conditions. Consider on -island electronic signage to notify visitors of available parking. Final MPIC Report Have a third party perform and energy audit that includes an assessment of the City's electrical meters and Georgia Power billing system. : Promote energy conservation to city employees and tenants of city building space. incentive programs could beset up to encourage employees to reduce energy consumption. Explore the potential cost savings associated with a 4 -day work week to reduce electricity usage at public facilities as well as commuting time for employees. Explore altemabve energy sources for interior and outdoor publictighting 3�Z Various energy savings by City Staff, Equipment and Buildings STAFF (i.e. solar power) as well as switching to more energy-efficient lighting (i.e., LED lights). Increase use"of occJF=ncy se,<crs z�c! re-!ocatinn nd szttin� of praor-;;mzblc i�errncs'c.z in �I! C; ;. I:,:ilc'iios E:�_-.: t,,,r all City Hall renovations plan for and incorporate the energy efficiency recommendations. z Explore akeg)ative cost and benefits associated with alternative fuel sources for fleet vehicles. For example, the City could explore the use of bio-diesO as an alternative to gasoline and diesel in fleet vehicles or the purchase of hybrid vehicles. Consider using available funds in the 7ybee Energy Loan Fund to finance energy efficiency recommendations.