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EXHIBIT
STATEMENT OF VIOLATION AND NOTICE OF HEARING
4. Violation of Town Code Section(s) and desoription(s): sec. 58- 138(b) permit required to
add or remove fill- portions of driveway removed without first applying for permit.
Sec. 70 -32(a) District characterized as having "open front lawns" & sec. 70 -146
states purpose of landscaping standards reinforces identity of various districts -
new plantings violate these sections. sec. 70 -150 plants used in Town in addition to
native plants and some of the new plantings are not listed in this section and
thus not in keeping with the character and image of the Town environment.
Sec. 70 -148. Principles.
Because of this diversity, no particular style or technique is encouraged or discouraged overall.
Landscape issues should be addressed on a district level basis. Some underlying principles do
apply to the town as a whole:
(2) Preferred.
Consistency of neighborhood plant material, scale, massing, and selection
Sec. 70 -149. Typical native plants.
Listed below are some of
the native plants that are appropriate and presently
found in the town:
(1) Groundcovers. Tall Sea Ox-Eye Daisy Borrichia arborescens
(3) Palms. Royal Palm
Roystonea elate
Paumds Palm
Accelorrhaphe wrighdi
(2) Shrubs. Cocoplum
Chrysobalanus icaco
Sabal Palm
Saba[ palmetto
Pirebush
Hamelia patens
Wax Myrtle
Myrio cerifea
(4) Trees. Dahoon Holly
Ilex cassine
DwarfCocoplum
Chrysobalanus iaco
Sea Grape
Cocmloba uvifera
Hawaiian Beach Berry Saevola frutescens
Satin Leaf
Chrysophyllum olivifanne
Pitch Apple
clusla rosea
Live Oak
O.uercusvirginiana
Mahogany
Swietenia mahagoni
Gumbo Limbo
Bursera simaruba
Buttonwood
Cunocarpus erectus
Sec. 70-150. Other plants used in the town.
(a) The following are examples
of materials
presently found in the town:
(1) Ground covers Chinese Tam
Alocasia cuculata
(4) Vines. Brown Bud Allamanda Allamandaathartica
Swordfem
Nephmiepisexaltata
Bougainvillea
Bougainvillea spectabilis
Wart Fern
Polypodiumphymatodes
Monstera or Ceriman Monstera dellciosa
Peace Uly
Spathiphyllum develandi
Confederate Jasmine Tndrelospermum jasminoides
Dwarf Peace Lily
Spathiphyllum'Wallisii'
DwarfConfederate
Jasmine Tachelospennum
(5) Palms. European Fan Palm
Chamaerops humilis
Area Palm
Chrysalidoarpus lutescens
(2) Tall shrubs. Wax Privet
Ugustrumjaponicum
coconut Palm
Cocasnucifera'Malayan"
Oleander
Nedum oleander
Coconut Palm
Cocos nucifen "Maypan"
Kopsia
Ochrosia parviflora
Senegal Date Palm
Phoenix redinata
Beach Berry
Scaevola koenigii
Pigmy Dare Palm
Phoenix mebelenii
Hibiscus
Hibiscus msa sinensis
Sandankwa Vib.
Viburnum suspensum
(6) Trees. Alexander Laurel
Calophyllum inophyllum
Ficus
ncus sop.
Satin Leaf
Chrywphyilum cliviforme
Cattley Guava
Psidium littorale
(3) Shrubs. Surinam Chary
Eugenia uniflon
Pigeon Plum
Coccoloba diversifolla
Gardenia
GardeNajasminoides
Ixoa
Ixora'Singapore,Mau1, etc
Dwarf Oleander
Nerium oleander
Tobin
Pittosporum tobia
Crepe Jasmine
Tabemaemontam divarian
Chalas
Munaya paNculata I
Prohibited by DEPT. of Ag. to sell in Florida
(b) Two excellent reference books are:
(1) Florida, My Eden (Exotic and Native Plants for Use in Tropic and Subtropic Landscape) by Frederic B. Str
(2) Florida Landscape Plants, Native and Exotic, revised edition, by John V. Watkins and Thomas J. Sheehan
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STATEMENT OF VIOLATION AND NOTICE OF HEARING
4. Violation of Town Code Section(s) and description(s): Sec. 58- 138(b) permit required to
add or remove fill - portions of driveway removed without first applying for permit.
Sec. 70 -32(a) District characterized as having "open front lawns" 6 sec. 70 -146
states purpose of landscaping Standards reinforces identity of various districts -
new plantings violate these sections. Sec. 70 -150 plants used in Town in addition to
native plants and some of the new plantings are not listed in this section and
thus not in keeping with the character and image of the Town environment.
DIVISION 3. GENERAL LANDSCAPE STANDARDS
Sec. 70 -146. Purpose.
(a) The landscape architectural standards have been developed to
reinforce the overall character and the image of the town environment.
(b) The primary objectives of the landscape standards are to:
(1) Reinforce the community's identity.
(2) Enhance visual quality.
(3) Provide buffering.
(4) Provide a pleasant environment for living areas.
(5) Provide a pleasant environment for driving, walking, and other
activities in the community.
(c) The correct selection of plant material: —,
(1)
Beautifies the streetscape and softens buildings.
(2)
Controls glare.
(3)
Controls wind and directs breezes.
(4)
Provides shade.
(5)
Reduces evapo - transpiration rates and humidity.
(6)
Reinforces the identity of various districts.
STATEMENT OF VIOLATION says," Sec. 70 -146 states purpose of
landscaping Standards reinforces identity of various districts "
Sec. 70- 146(a) actually states, ° landscape... standards... reinforce... overall character...
of the town."
Sec. 70- 146(b) actually states, "primary objectives of landscaping Standards" is to
"Reinforce the cc®unities identity."
Sec. 70- 146(c) actually states, "The correct selection of plant material - Reinforces the
identity of various districts."
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EXHIBIT 3
STATEMENT OF VIOLATION AND NOTICE OF HEARING
4. Violation of Town Code Section(s) and description(s): sec. 58- 138(b) permit required to
add or remove fill - portions of driveway removed without first applying for permit.
Sec. 70 -32(a) District characterized as having "open front lawns" 5 sec. 70 -146
states purpose of landscaping Standards reinforces identity of various districts -
new plantings violate these sections. Sec. 70 -150 plants used in Town in addition to
native plants and some of the new plantings are not listed in this section and
thus not in keeping with the character and image of the Town environment.
Sec. 70 -3. Parpnes.
(b) As a design manual, the information and illustrations contained in this chapter address and re-
spond to the opportunities for enhancing and preserving the visual environment of the torn. The design,
standards is this chapter are, by specific latest, 41- lestxst3ve rathes than prescriptive. They do not dis-
sect every architectural influence, nor do they attenpt to prescribe specific, detailed ways to handle every
type of alteration to existing structures. They do, however, provide the town with a methodology and conmon
framework for reviewing submissions and attaching conditions, if any, to project approvals.
Sec. 70 -4. agv to acre this aerial.
lot Design, standards. The design standards in this chapter provide the town with a methodology and common
framework for reviewing submissions for project approvals. The design •taWa^& cestaissd herafn are either
aantlatary or discretdoeex7. TM tans "xegalxed" acrd "prohibited" are mandatory. The Cates "Preferred" and
"discouraged" are discatfoesary. These terms are defined below:
Discretionary
vs. Mandatory
DESIGN STANDARDS ARE ILLUSTRATIVE
LAND USE REGULATIONS ARE MANDATORY
Sac 70.3(b) The design standards In this
Sac. 70-3(c) M addition to the design standards
chapter are, by spec0lc Intent ttMatve
contained in this chapter, for convenience, the
rather then prescriptive.
specft Irilda , N land development regulations
prelcrled
Screen fmm street
Large spacious turf
are included to facilaate an overall understanding
Open, naturalistic
fiather
of the review criteria to which new construdw is
or low planted area,
d
plantings
subject
Sec. 704 atotes that'the design standards contained jwithin the Design Marcell are ether marde-
tory or discretionary. S goes on to stele that the berms "required" end'prohibibed' are IrenrYbry; and
that the terms'preWTW and "dianurai are dkaationery.
II I M���" I I R NDA�I I N�DISCRETONARY DISCRETONARY MANDATORY MANDATORY
I Per Sac. 70.187(9) containing the RordYard design standards for Piece Au SolaN;
II "is UmonyNdin Me CarleofmNkvd=Pe&WdvdshrftdWmo
-Open large turf ^Tall hedges" WA "Hardsnpe
or over 40%of
planted areas" front yard "+
"Scattered canopy
trees"
"Foundation
DISCRETIONARY DISCRETIONARY MANDATORY MANDATORY
5 70 -187 a FRONT YARDS
Gulf Stream, Core Orson Wes! Becchfront NorthlSoulh Place au Soleil
Required
Compliance with the North ocean Over-
lay District requirements
prelcrled
Screen fmm street
Large spacious turf
Screened from
Open, naturalistic
Open large turf Pr
by 5 feet to 8 feet
or low planted area,
street by walls/
plantings
planted area
Ledge or by low
concealed by perim-
plantings/ gates
Informal groupings
fence (4 feet or un-
eter plantings
Naturalistic plant.
Lush/exathes
Scattered canopy
der)
Dense natives
ings
trees
Scattered canopy
Informal
Foundation plant -
trees
Layered Iushle-xot-
Inge
Its
Discouraged
Open yards
Wide open view
Wide open view
Tall hedges
from street
Guns street
Prohibiter)
Hardsespe over
Hardscepe over
Hardscape over
Hardscape over
Hardscape over
n,O% of front yard
20% of front yard
20% of frontyard
60% of front yard
40% of hunt yard
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EXHIBIT 2
STATEMENT OF VIOLATION AND NOTICE OF HEARING
4. Violation of Town Code Section(s) and description(s): Sec. 58 -138 (b) permit required to
add or remove fill - portions of driveway removed without first applying for permit.
Sec. 70 -32(a) District characterized as having "open front lawns" 6 Sec. 70 -146
states purpose of landscaping Standards reinforces identity of various districts -
new plantings violate these sections. Sec. 70 -150 plants used in Town in addition to
native plants and some of the new plantings are not listed in this section and
thus not in keeping with the character and image of the Town environment.
Sec. 7x32. Place Au Soleil District.
(a) Summary of district characteristics (RS -P).
Architecture: Predominant Gulf Stream- Bermuda
Lot size: Small to medium -sized lots (typical lot size: 13-15,000 square feet)
Other:
Foundation plantingsrnformal shade trees
Open front lawns
Wide, curvilinear roads with cul -de -sacs
23 = GULF STREAM- BERMUDA STYLE
5 SPANISH/MEDITERRANEAN REVIVAL STYLE
64 = OTHERNARIOUSSTYLES
31 • CLOSED FRONT LAWNS
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Sec. 2-68. Jurisdiction.
(a) The special magistrate shall have the juris-
diction and authority to hear and decide any
alleged violations of the following chapters of the
Code and ordinances of the town as the same may
be amended from time to time:
(1) Chapter 6, Animals;
(2) Chapter 10, Businesses, Professions and
Occupations;
(3) Chapter 18, Emergency Systems;
(4) Chapter 22, Nuisances;
(5) Chapter 26, Offenses;
(6) Chapter 38, Waterways;
(7) Chapter 42, Buildings and Building Reg-
ulations;
(8) Chapter 52, Marine Facilities, Structures
and Places; and
(9) Chapter 66, Zoning.
(10) Chapter 70, Design Manual.
(b) The jurisdiction of the special magistrate
shall nut be exclusive. Any alleged violation of any
of the aforesaid codes and ordinances may be
pursued by appropriate remedy in the court at the
option of the administrative official hearing re-
sponsibility for enforcement of that respective
code or ordinance.
(Ord. No. 06-02, § 1, 5 -5 -06)
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EXHIBIT 1
STATEMENT OF VIOLATION AND NOTICE OF HEARING
4. Violation of Town Code Section(s) and description(s): sec. 58 -136 (b) perrnt reunired tc
add or remove fill - portions of driveway removed without first applying for permit.
Sec. 70 -32(a) District characterized as having "open front lawns" 5 Sec. 70 -146
states purpose of landscaping Standards reinforces identity of various districts -
new plantings violate these sections. Sec. 70 -150 plants used in Town in addition to
native plants and some of the new plantings are not listed in this section and
thus not in keeping with the character and image of the Town environment.
ARTICLE VI. LAND CLEARING-
Sec. 58 -136. Penalty.
The penalty for failure to comply with the condi-
tions of this article shall be in accordance with section
1 -15. In addition thereto, if a person or entity conducts
the activities addressed in this article without having
obtained a permit from the town, the work being con-
ducted may be immediately stopped by the town's
planning and building administrator and a permit shall
be obtained. No permit shall be granted by the town
for any work within the town until the person or entity
violating the provisions of this article shall have
mitigated the damages caused to the satisfaction of
the town in the same manner as mitigation would be
addressed by the applicant for a permit as set forth in
this article.
Sec. 58 -137. Exemptions.
The provisions of this article shall not apply to:
(1) The removal of trees on public lands, public rights -
of -way or easements conducted by or on behalf of
public utilities, or federal, state, county, municipal or
other governmental agency in pursuance of its lawful
activities or functions.
(2) The removal of trees or the moving or deposition
of soil upon lots previously developed and for
which a building permit has previously been
granted, except in the instance where the activity will
destroy trees in excess of eight inches in caliper or alter
50 percent or more of the landscaped area of the de-
veloped site.
Sec. 2 -68. Jurisdiction.
(a) The special magistrate shall have the juris-
diction and authority to hear and decide any
alleged violations of the following chapters of the
Code and ordinances of the town as the same may
be amended from time to time:
(1) Chapter 6, Animals;
(2) Chapter 10, Businesses, Professions and
Occupations;
(3) Chapter 18, Emergency Systems;
(4) Chapter 22, Nuisances;
(5) Chapter 26, Offenses;
(6) Chapter 38, Waterways;
(3) The land clearing permit requirement sh all not be
construed to prohibit the removal or elimination of ex-
cessive accumulations of untended growth of weeds,
undergrowth orotherdead or living plant life as may
be required.
(4) The removal of invasive, exotic plant species (for
example Brazilian Pepper and Melaleuca).
(5) Removal of plant severely damaged trees and veg-
etation and other plant materials with limbs or root
systems that pose a substantial hazard to persons or
property.
(6) Planting of annual Rowers and other seasonal
changes to landscaping beds, as well as replacement
of diseased and de- clining hedges, ground cover and
accent plants with substitute plant materials.
Sec. 58 -i.ia. Permits rc �:i.
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to remove,
damage or destroy from any parcel of land located
within the town any tree with a trunk diameter of eight
inches or greater prior to obtaining a land clearing
permit from the town. For purposes of this section, a
'tree" is any self- supporting woody plant together
with its root system, growing upon the earth usually
with one trunk of at least four inches in diameter at a
height of 4 1/2 feet above the ground, or a multi -
stemmed trunk system with a definitely formed crown.
(b) It shall be unlawful for any person to remove,
move or add soil or fill to or from any parcel of land
located within the town without first having ob-
tained a permit from the town.
(7) Chapter 42, Buildings and Building Reg.
ulations;
(8) Chapter 52, Marine Facilities, Structures
and Places; and
(9) Chapter 66, Zoning.
(10) Chapter 70, Design Manual.
(b) The jurisdiction of the special magistrate shall
not be exclusive. Any alleged violation of any of
the aforesaid codes and ordinances may be pursued
by appropriate remedy in the court at the option of
the administrative official hearing responsibility for
enforcement of that respective code or ordinance.
(Ord. No. 06-02, § 1, 5 -5 -06)
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