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HomeMy Public PortalAbout02/12/1988WILLIAM F. KOCH. JR., Mayor ALAN I. ARMOUR, Vice Mayor LAWRENCE E. STAHL JAMES T. SKELLY, JR. JAMES E. CROSS TOWN OF GULF STREAM PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA MAIL ADDRESS 100 SEA ROAD GULF ST�` ``�� EAM J TEL.. I 2165116 Town Manager WILLIAM E. GWYNN Aasiatanl Town Manager Town Clerk BARBARA GWYNN Chief of Police JAMES GREER AGENDA COMMISSION MEETING FEBRUARY 12, 1988 1. Roll Call. 2. Approval of Minutes, January 8, 1988. 3. Financial Report. 4. Police Report. 5. Planning and Zoning Board Report. a. Variance request by Dr. and Mrs. Jared. ( See Attached Information) b. Variance request by Gulfstream Development II. ( See Attached Information) 6. Report from Attorney John Randolph - Signs. 7. Report on wastewater disposal. 8. Resolution 1181 -1 - Expression of gratitude to the Civic Association for various contributions to the Town. 9. Commission Comments. 10. Public Comments. 11. Adjournment. GOMMI551CNERS WILLIAM F KOCH, IS M2VGr ALAN I ARMOUR, Vice Msyor LAWRENCE E STAHL JAMES T SKELLY. JR JAMES E CROSS TOWN OF GULF STREAM PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA TOWN CCMMISSION MEETING February 12, 1988 MAIL ADDRESS 100 SEA ROAD GULF STREAK FLORIDA TEL31li oTREAM ]7B 51 I0 Town Manager WILLIAM E. GWYNN Aaalalanl Town Manager -Town Clark BARBARA GWYNN Chief of Police JAMES GREER The meeting was called to order at 9:00 a.m. by the Hon. William F. Koch, Jr., Mayor. 1. Roll Call Present: William F. Koch, Jr. Alan I. Armour James E. Cross James T. Skelly, Jr. Lawrence E. Stahl Also present: John Randolph William Gwynn William Mayer James Greer Barbara Gwynn Richard Brandt 2. Minutes Mayor Vice -Mayor Commissioner Can[nissioner Co mLissioner Town Attorney Town Manager Chairman, Planning & Zoning Bd. Chief of Police Town Clerk Code Enforcement Officer On motion duly made and seconded the Minutes of the January 8, 1988 meeting were approved. 3. Financial Report Mr. Gwynn stated that approximately 908 of real estate taxes have been collected and then noted the transfer of funds and budgeting of items as recommended by the Auditors. Mr. Gwynn gave the cash projection report and information on camparison of revenue. Mayor Koch suggested a list of tax delinquent properties be kept to assure the Town receiving its share when properties are sold. on motion duly made and seconded the Commission approved the Financial Report. 4. Police Report Chief Greer reported the Police Department's activities during the previous month. The Chief then recomended the purchase of automatic weapons be tabled due to cost. Police Commissioner Cross approved said recainendation. Discussion ensued on the yearly Marathon Run set for March 12,1988. On motion duly made and seconded the Camdssion authorized the Police Department`to Town Commission Meeting Minutes February 12, 1988 Page Two 4. Police Report (continued) put on extra men (2 or 3) to handle the Marathon situation. The Commission directed all residents be informed by mail of the details of the Marathon. 5. Planning & Zoning Report a) Variance request by Dr. and Mrs. Jared. Lot 62, 935 Emerald Row, Place Au Soleil On Motion duly made and seconded the Commission accepted the following recommendations of the Planning and Zoning Board providing for: 1. Modification to resite the hone with a 25' front setback (to the front wall) and a 31' rear setback (to the rear wall of the hone). 2. A 25' front setback exclusive of eaves and overhangs (which may encroach). 3. An extended angled garage. 4. A minimum lot size. The Commission approved the variance request under the above noted conditions as recommended by the Place Au Soleil Association, Inc. b) Variance request by Gulf Stream Development. Lot 63, Place Au Soleil. After examination of plans and discussion with Messrs. Mayer and Brandt the Commission; on motion duly made and seconded: 1. Denied side yard variance from requested 15' and stated it�:must meet the 18' setback requirement. 2. Recommended approval of requested variance to front yard setback with applicant allowed to encroach eaves on garage to 24' setback line. 3. Recommended variance to minimmamm lot size be granted. All residents notified. 6. Report from the Town attorney - Signs Mr. Randolph summarized the subject stating that a municipality may regulate signs but may not prohibit them. After discussion, the Commission approved on motion that the Town Attorney and the Town Manager together determine the sign specifications and give their recommendations to the Commission. 7. Report on Wastewater Disposal Mayor T'.r,ch addressed the assembly giving the history of the issue and noting past attempts to solve the problem. The Mayor received the Engineer's report immediately prior to this meeting and had not had time Town Commission Meeting Minutes February 12, 1988 Page Three 7. Report on Wastewater (continued) to study it. Noting the 5 to 30 houses affected by the immediate problem the Mayor spoke of the possibility of combining wastewater from that area with that of the existing sewer plant of The Little Club and that the engineers of both establishments might meet in consultation on this possible solution. Discussion ensued on costs, availability of Federal money, alternative solutions and the cause of the problem. It is hope that Mr. Butkas, the Engineer, will be present at the next Commission meeting. B. Town of Gulf Stream Resolution #81 -1 Said Resolution expressing the gratitude of the Town of Gulf Stream to the Gulf Stream Civic Assocation for their gift of a table and chairs for the Town Hall was read in its entirety by the Town Manager and made a permanent part of the records of the Town of Gulf Stream. Mr. Souder, President of the Civic Association, accepted for the Association. 9. Commission Conments Commissioner Armour noted conplaints on too -early grass cutting and on Flea Market parking. Citing F.I.N.D. permission to patrol the area, Mayor Koch directed F.I.N.D. be notified the Town of Gulf Stream wants to erect a barricade to stop parking on said property. Commissioner Armour spoke on information needed on the Flea Market area prior to June of 1976. Mayor Koch recommended aerial survey files be checked to provide this information. Motion was duly made and seconded that the Town of Gulf Stream write to the Deparbnment of Transportation in support of a ban on parking on Federal Highway during the hours the Flea Market is open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday to facilitate the passage of emergency vehicles for public safety. Mr. Gwynn called,attention to Mr. Dittman's letter regarding the F.I.N.D. lease and possible annexation of property. Mr. Gwynn spoke on a resident's letter requesting shielding or removing a streetlight on Old School Road. Commissioner Cross noted a metal shield might be used. Mrs. Gwynn will contact FPL on this matter. On motion duly made and seconded the Commmission approved renewal of the Town's membership on the South County Council of Governments. There being no further business to cane before the Comission the meeting was adjourned 0:15 a.n . Town C1 k TOWN OF GULF STREAM Financial Report February, 1988 Balances 1/31/88 Deposits Withdrawals Balances 2/29/88 Receipts Real Estate Taxes Fines Interest Licenses Water Trash Gas Tax Refund Other Permits Cigarette tax Half Cent Sales Tax Florida Revenue Sharing County Gas Tax Electric Franchise Cable T.V. Franchise TOTAL Invested Funds General Funds Water Dredging Sinking OPERATING ACCOUNT $ 317,900.91 60,606.62 323,429.30 55,078.23 14,974.24 993.00 2,349.28 741.65 24,707.96 6,183.00 423.39 326.25 395.78 185.36 2,232.16 752.00 1,432.63 4,189.26 77n_tia 60,606.62 571,099.74 63,324.48 13,977.03 2,433.27 FINANCIAL REPORT (Cont'd.) Page 2 February, 1988 5460 Earl Harvel III Meter Reading 385.00 5461 Petty Cash Replenish petty cash 36.87 2 Delray Blueprint Maps 20.10 54o3 AT &T Telephone 3.65 5464 Atlantic Refrigeration Town Hall Repair 81.14 5465 Broward Radio Comm. Co. Police Dept. 40.00 5466 Boynton Auto Police Dept. 125.35 5467 County Sanitation Garbage Disposal February 6,041.70 5468 Costin's Flowers - Earl Harvel 38.50 5469 Edgar Office Supplies T.H. 199.07; P.D. 131.83 330.90 5470 Easy Pay Tire Co. Police Dept. 49.00 5471 Fla. Mun. Health Trust Fund Health Ins. 2,517.60 5472 Wm. E. Gwynn Acctg. Computer 580.00; Car 300.00;Attctg 240.00- 1,120.00 5473 Western Auto Police Dept. 47.64 5474 Gulf Stream Lumber Co. Public Works 27.72 5475 Woody Orr Lawn Service Public Works Prune roots P.A.S. 130.00 5476 Ocean City Lumber Public Works 97.39 5477 Purity Uniform Public Works 179.75 5478 P.B.Co. Assoc.Chief of Police Annual Membership 50.00 5479 R &R Uniforms Police Dept. 132.70 5480 Smith Bros. Police Dept. 4.55 5481 South Bell Tele. Town Hall 220.89; Public Works 33.10 253.99 5482 City of Delray Beach Water 435.28 5483 Town of Gulf Stream Transfer to MMA 250,000.00 5484 Town of Gulf Stream Payroll 10,139.31 5485 Barnett Bank Payroll S/S & W/H 4,471.84 5486 Delray Mun. Credit Union Employee 1,179.44 -7 USCM Employee 995.00 _ ,8 IDS Employee 930.78 5489 Paul Aho Invitation design Art Show (reimburse by 60.00 5490 Sir Speedy Copies Invitation Art Show Wallace) 55.00 5491 Anne Ford Minutes 90.00 5492 Aid to Traffic Public Works 615.50 5493 C.K.'s Lockshop, Inc. Police Dept. 72.00 5494 Boca Raton News Ads 40.04 5495 void 00 5496 Adjustco Ins. Excess liability final audit 161.00 5497 Max Davis Supplies 66.15 5498 Nat'l Rifle Assoc. of America Police Dept. Membership Fee 25.00 5499 Sun Bank /Palm Beach Co. Safe Deposit Box 25.00 5500 City of Delray Beach Water 13,305.86 5501 Resource Engineering & Planning Inc. Comprehensive Plan 1,024.20 5502 Bethesda Memorial Hospital Answering Service 86.00 5503 So. Fla.Laundry & Drycleaners,Inc. Police Dept. 305.46 5504 Fla. Power & Light Str. 969.85; T.H. 352.18;P.D. 266.19 1,588.22 5505 County Sanitation Trash Removal (dumpster) 1,783.10 5506 Clarence Sova Supplies - Public Works 88.37 5507 Harvel & DeLand Water Maintenance 3,370.58 5508 Wm.Gwynn Ann.Fin.Rept.forState 530.00 (Computer)printed list residents 90.00 620.00 5509 Hand's Supplies 28.00 5510 M. R. Norrh Refund Water billing sold home 243.00 "11 I.D.S. Pension Fund Employee 913.03 l Fla. Mun.Liability Self Insurers Prog. Final Audit Billing 1,330.00 5513 Cash Postage 88.00 5514 Town of Gulf Stream Payroll 10,682.25 5515 Barnett Bank Payroll - S/S & W/H 4,723.90 Financial Report 5516 USCM 5517 Delray Mun (Cont'd.) Empl. 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P.O. Box 2374 Delray Beach, Florida 33483 January 25, 1988 Mr. Richard Brandt Town of Gulf Stream Governmental Center 100 Sea Road Gulf Stream, Florida 33483 Re: Lots 62 and 63, Place Au Soleil Dear Dick: Our Board of Directors, sitting as our Architectural Committee, reviewed plans for the referenced lots and adopted the following positions: Lot 62 1. Architectural approval is granted. 2. Site Plan approval is granted provided Site Plan is modified to resite the home with a 25 foot front setback (to the front wall) and a 31 foot rear setback (to the rear wall of the home). 3. Recommend that variance to front setback requirements be granted by the Planning Board and Board of Adjustment to allow for 25 foot front setback exclusive of eaves and over- hangs (which may encroach). 4. To the extent angled garage siting necessitates variance, recommend that same be granted. 5. Recommend variance to minimum lot size be granted. 6. Landscaping Plan to be submitted to Association for approval. Lot 63 1. Architectural approval is granted provided front column design is changed and front eaves changed to follow natural line without regard to setback lines. 3 Mr. Richard Brandt January 25, 1988 Page 2 2. Site Plan is unacceptable without compliance with existing side yard setback requirements. 3. Recommend disapproval of requested variance of existing side yard setbacks. r, 4. Recommend approval of requested variance as to front yard setback with applicant being allowed to encroach eaves on garage over said 25 foot requested setback line. 5. Recommend variance to minimum lot size be granted. 6. Landscaping Plan to be, submitted to Association for approval. Please bring this to the attention of both the Planning Board and the Board of Adjustment. Cordially, Robert A. Dittman RAD:dr 0 �1 .y- S SC 0 v O r — c 7 9c � 0 NI 6 i rl VrI CO _+ m__ _ -N -- 11 W 0 � x i e o � W i z� I m �j' - _ In - 00 a+ _�- _ + IZ- N Le (D o 0 NI 6 i rl VrI CO _+ m__ _ -N -- 11 W 0 � x i o � W i z� I m - _ In - 00 a+ _�- 9= Na- - IZ- Le v V _ .� 1` Q A' —cm Q - m ^Rry co Ch r .n Ws- '_"9R LL -nR m �x W M gnm?RR w. -. -MR Ws „R H 0 + m v _ NQ — — W — N p= 4L E 0 V I i ` V _ W I � ;2 ' O 9. O r` V v O _ I _ rt - - - - -- L� N aN w' kt_ J 00 00 a Z 1 , 1 i MONTHLY POLICE ACTIVITY REPORT GULF STREAM POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTH OF JANUARY 88 REPORTED CRIMES 19_ 1, LOITERING /PROWLING (ARREST) 2, NARCOTIC CONFISCATIONS - 2 INVESTIGATIONS PENDING 0 3' 4. ACCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS 9 5. 6' ARRESTS 7. 8' MISDEMEANOR 1 9. 10. FELONY 0 POLICE SERVICE CALLS DWI 1. CIVIL ASSISTS - 5 2. POLICE SERVICE CALLS - 1 TRAFFIC 3. SUSPICIOUS INCIDENTS - 6 (CITATIONS) 34 4. TOWN ORD,VIOLATION WARNINGS - 8 5. TRAFFIC COMPLAINTS - 2 WARRANTS 0 6, ANIMAL COMPLAINTS - 4 7, LOST PROPERTY - 1 8. ASSIST OTHER DEPARTMENTS -,2 9, PROPERTY DAMAGE - 1 10. 11. 12. FALSE ALARM CALLS 42 MEDICAL ASSISTS 0 FIRE ASSISTS 0 TOTAL CALLS FOR THE MONTH: 79��A� OJAMES W. GREER, CHIEF OF POLICE SCHOOLS/EDUCATION Class Title: Req'd By: Officer /s: Jate /s: Hours of Training: i TOWN OF GULF STREAM PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA OMMISSIONERS PLANNING & ZONING BOARD MEETING MAIL ADDRESS 100 SEA ROAD GULF STREAI', FLORIDA WILLIAM F (LOCH. JR. Mayor NTINUT�i.S O34 ALAN I ARMOUR. Vice Mayor TEL GU r. TREAM LAWRENCE E STAHL 2765116 JAMES T SKELLY. JR February ��q y 3, 1988 JAMES E CROSS Town Mana0el WILLIAM E GWYNN ASSIManl Town Men.g.,Town Clerk BARBARA GWYNN chlsl of Police JAMES GREER The meeting was called to order at 9:00 a.m. by William A. Mayer, Chairman 1. Fall Call Present: William A. Mayer, Chairman Charles E. Eaton, Vice - Chain Thomas E. Brandt William Lynch (Mrs.) Joan Orthwein Also present: (Mrs.) Barbara Glynn, Town Clerk Richard Brandt, Code Enforcement Officer Dr. Alan Jared 2. Minutes On Notion duly made and seconded the Minutes of the November 4, 1987 meeting were approved. 3. Variance request by Dr. and Mrs. Jared Lot 62, 915 Emerald Row After examination of plans and discussion with Dr. Jared the Board approved the granting of a variance on motion duly made and seconded. 4. Variance request by Gulfstream Development II, lot 63, 925 Emerald Raw After discussion and examination of plans the Board approved the variance request on motion duly made and seconded with the understanding that said plans must be submitted for a site plan review. 5. Board Menber Camie nts Discussion ensued on the F.I.N.D. property to the north. Also discussed was the Flood Control problem existing in sore areas. The 'Town of Gulf Stream is in compliance with all regulations on Flood Control and no problem exists. The Code Enforcement Officer noted the presence of a trailer in the ccnr=ity for the next six months. All necessary permits have been issued for said trailor. It was noted there is no change in the Code of Ordinances. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9:35 a.m. Town Clerks TOWN OF GULF STREAM COMMISSIONERS WILLIAM F. KOCH, JR., Mayor ALAN I ARMOUR, Vice Mayor LAWRENCE E. STAHL JAMES T. SKELLY, JR. JAMES E CROSS January 19, 1988 PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM MAIL ADDRESS 100 SEA ROAD GULF STREAM, FIppIQ(� TEL.' T E M 2765116 Town Manager WILLIAM E. GWYNN Aaalatant Town Manager-Town Clerk BARBARA GWYNN Chief of Polite JAMES GREER The following variances have been requested pursuant to Section VII., I.1., (Building Site Area Required) and Section VII., J.1., (Front Yard Required) Gulf Stream Zoning Ordinance ( "RS" Single Family Residential District). 1. A request to allow construction of a single family dwelling on a lot size of less than 20,000 square feet. 2. A request to reduce the required front yard setback of 35 feet to 33 feet. Property location - 935 Emerald Row - Lot 62 - Place Au Soleil. The Town of Gulf Stream Planning and Zoning Board will review the request at it's regular meeting on Wednesday, February 3, 1988 at 9 A.M. at the Gulf Stream Town Hall. The Town Commission, sitting as the Board of Adjustment, will conduct a public hearing at 9:00 A.M., Friday, February 12, 1988 at 9:00 A.M. at the Gulf Stream Town Hall, 100 Sea Road. All interested persons will be given an opportunity to be heard. Barbara Gwynn Town Clerk encls: O. ALAN JARED, III, M.D. DAVID B. GRAVES, M.D. FRANCIS P. GUZZO, M.D. RICHARD C. CAVANAGH, M.D. JOSEPH F. PHILLIPS, M.D. STEVEN J. ROONEY, M.D. DEELiatQ c�-Ra,clLOL091J. c4iiOCLatEi, _ . c / P.O. BOX 2137, DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 January 19, 1988 TOWN OF GULFSTREAM Building Department 246 Sea Road Gulfstream, Florida 33444 RE: Jared Residence Project #86389 Dear Sirs: PHONE 7377733, EXT. 4573 This is a letter of justification as required for" variance in Town of Gulf - stream. As indicated on the attached application, our lot is "under- sized" byt4,300 SF. The subject property is located west of the Intra- coastal Waterway and was parcelled prior to the Town's definition of min- imum lot requirement. We are not sub - dividing any parcel, but submitting the lot as it exists. A second variance requested regards a two foot garage roof overhang. This overhang is a triangular area measuring approximately 41 square feet. It is situated 45 feet from the road to the south, 56 feet form the east pro- perty line, and 61 feet from the west property line. In this position it has virtually no visual encumberance on any neighbor. Please take note of the two variances and find that our proposal will be in harmony with the general intent and purpose of the ordinance, and that such variance will not be injurious to the area involved, or otherwise detrimental to the public welfare. Sin a ly. O/ Alan Jared, I, M.D. r GREGORY C. MIKLO8 ARCHITECT/ PLANNER January 18, 1988 Town of Gulf Stream Palm Beach County, Florida Re: Proposed residence for Lot 63 Dear Sirs: The following are reasons which are substancial enough to warrant application for a variance: a) The subject property was plotted with a total _._ sq. ft. of 17,691 ( the required sq. ft. is 20,000). b) Due to the irregular slope of the lot, it creates unusually large setbacks. (Please note 0that the rear property line is only 69-0 wide less 30 -0 for setbacks, leaving 39 -0 buildable area). c) After plotting the required setbacks, the remaining buildable area is exce tionally restricted. (See sketch.enclosed�. d) To locate the garage so that you do not have total front view-of the doors created an additional hardship, in that, the main body of the house had to be pushed further back into the narrowest buildable area. We have,therefore,tried to design a residence which would have the least encroachment into these setbacks with the minimum impact to the adjoining lots as well as the community. Please note that although the garage encroachment is only one corner i we have,provided- a large landscaped area to soften this impact. Also, it should be noted that the main body of the residence is 36'- 0_from the front property line. 2263 N.W. 2nd Avww. Bon Raton, FL 33431 • Tdg*wls: (306) 3N4762 Town of Gulf Stream Page Two It has been our task to create a residence which would be elegant and attractive as well as being an asset to the development. I hope that you all will understand the hardships we encountered and appreciate our efforts in trying to solve them with minimum impact. favorable in this variance request. for your cooperation. PLACE AU SOLEIL ASSOCIATION, INC. 925 Orchid Lane Gulf Stream, Florida February 11, 1988 Mrs. Barbara Gwynn Town Clerk, Town of Gulf Stream Gulf Stream Governmental Center 100 Sea Road Gulf Stream, Florida 33483 Dear Barbara In that I have to be out of town at a seminar on February 12, I will be unable to attend the Town Commission Meeting on that date. Accordingly, I'd appreciate your bringing the following requests and advisements to the attention of the Commissioners at appropriate junctures during the agenda: 1. Annexation Request. Assuming the lease of the FIND property to the north of Place Au Soleil has been finalized, the Association Directors request that the Town proceed immediately to ascertain whether it would be possible to annex said property into the Town and, if so, to take all appropriate action to do so with a zoning classification consistent with the purposes under which same is being leased by the Town. Such action would "even off" the north boundary of that portion of the Town lying to the West of the Intracoastal and create a desirable "buffer" area. 2. South FIND Property. Although I did not witness it, it was reported to me by two separate and reliable sources that a certain number of vehicles were parked on the shellrocked portion of the south FIND property next to the Flea Market during its operating hours last weekend. Due to recent County and Delray Beach Code citations given to area parking lot owners, flea market parking space will be at a premium during the next several months and the temptation to park on this lot located within the Town will be great. To the extent the access license with Borton Volvo has not yet been finalized, the police may contact Dr. and Mrs. Arrascue at 243 -6391 to the extent they wish to confirm their permission for the police to have access to the FIND property through the gate on the south side of their property at 2542 Avenue Au Soleil. Mrs. Barbara Gwynn February 11, 1988 Page 2 3. Flea Market. The Association, Allen Avenue residents, and several business operations in the vicinity of the Flea Market met with County Code Enforcement Director Terry Verner this past Monday to offer assistance in the way of offering testimony and documentary evidence relative to upcoming Code Enforcement Hearings which will address, among other things, whether the Flea Market has illegally expanded its non - conforming use since 1976. If any of the Commissioners or Town Officials, or any of their acquaintances, have knowledge about this, their testimony can make a difference. What needs to be addressed includes the following: a. If, prior to June, 1976, the south front area of the Flea Market (then being operated as Baker's Furniture, and before that, Sun Furniture) was not being used for vendor spaces, that area can't be used now for that purpose. b. If, even after 1976, only one -half or less of the area between the Twin Drive -In Screens was being used for vendor spaces, it was unlawful for them to have expanded the use to include all of that area. NOTE: Aerial Photos seem to confirm the above, but testimony is needed to corroborate the aerials. c. If there wasn't any Flea Market going on prior to June, 1976, then Flea Market use after that date is not "grandfathered in" and is unlawful. It seems to me if we can get some substantial people willing to go on record concerning the way things were in 1975 or 1976, or even in 1981 through 1984, there's a real possibility to shrink this use back to prior levels, if not completely get rid of it. People with knowledge should give Terry Verner a call as soon as possible. In addition, anyone with some contacts in or influence with the Health Depatment should pressure them into looking into the inadequate septic tank and drainfield service serving the inadequate bathrooms available for the thousands of patrons visiting the Flea Market on any given weekend. The Association is concerned that the drainfield is overflowing into a ditch that has been dug to the south of the Flea Market, which drains through a ground depression through the south end of the FIND property into the Intracoastal directly across from the Big Club. In the very near future, probably next week, the Association will be writing Secretary Henderson of the Florida Department of Mrs. Barbara Gwynn February 11, 1988 Page 3 Transportation in an attempt to get DOT to reconsider a parking ban or other regulations on Federal Highway to alleviate the serious traffic problems that exist there on weekends. The basis for the request is public safety. Place Au Soleil depends on that highway being open for EMS and Police emergency calls; where seconds can make a difference, we're now losing minutes. 4. Place Au Soleil Gatehouse. We are proceeding with the permitting process while we have just started our secondary fundraising efforts. We have received close to $11,000.00 in the bank with materials pledges on top of that being worth around another $1,000.00. Estimated construction costs are between $18,000.00 and $19,000.00. With a recent indication of some support to be forthcoming from the Civic Association, our Directors are feeling a lot more comfortable that this project is finally going to happen. Thanks agains to the Town Commissioners for their support and cooperation on this project. If you or any of the Commissioners have any questions concerning the above, please feel free to give me a call. Cordially, Robert A. Dittman RAD:dr Han. Willian Mayor, Town 100 Sea Road Gulf Stream, Dear Sir: gown of Cgulf viream (givic Asociaiion, Ac. P. O. BOX 1496, DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA January 4, 1987 F. Koch of Gulf Stream Florida During recent weeks indirectly, numerous maintenance of signs way of example, will and avenues. 33483 the Association has received, either directly or complaints concerning the erection, display and throughout the community. This condition, by be observed along AIA as well as most other streets While the present Zoning Ordinance, Section 10 (sub- section C) prohibits "the erection, display and maintenance of a sign on any property or building" it nevertheless contains several permissive exceptions which allow and perhaps encourages present conditions to develop and exist. The exceptions are contained in sub - section C (2 and 3, a and b) and related provisions, set forth at the end of sub - section C. To achieve better and more effective control thus eliminating the conditions which form the basis of public complaint appropriate revision of said Section will be required. The Association urges the Commission to take appropriate action. It should be observed that when and if such action is taken that the revised ordinance will be effectively enforced. The Association will be most grateful to the Commission for its affirmative consideration of this request. Respectfully,! WILLIAM F. SOUDER, Jr. President Mr. Richard Town of Gulf Governmental 100 Sea Road Gulf Stream, Re: Lots 62 Dear Dick: PLACE AU SOLEIL ASSOCIATION, INC. P.O. Box 2374 Delray Beach, Florida 33483 January 25, 1988 Brandt Stream Center Florida 33483 and 63, Place Au Soleil our Board of Directors, sitting as our Architectural Committee, reviewed plans for the referenced lots and adopted the following positions: ' Lot 62 1. Architectural approval is granted. 2. Site Plan approval is granted provided Site Plan is modified to resite the home with a 25 foot front setback (to the front wall) and a 31 foot rear setback (to the rear wall of the home). 3. Recommend that variance to front setback requirements be granted by the Planning Board and Board of Adjustment to allow for 25 foot front setback exclusive of eaves and over- hangs (which may encroach). 4. To the extent angled garage siting necessitates variance, recommend that same be granted. 5. Recommend variance to minimum lot size be granted. 6. Landscaping Plan to be submitted to Association for approval. Lot 63 1. Architectural approval is granted provided front column design is changed and front eaves changed to follow natural line without regard to setback lines. Mr. Richard Brandt January 25, 1988 Page 2 2. Site Plan is unacceptable without compliance with existing side yard setback requirements. 3. Recommend disapproval of requested variance of existing side yard setbacks. 4. Recommend approval of requested variance as to front yard setback with applicant being allowed to encroach eaves on garage over said 25 foot requested setback line. 5. Recommend variance to minimum lot size be granted. 6. Landscaping Plan to be submitted to Association for approval. Please bring this to the attention of both the Planning Board and the Board of Adjustment. Cordially, Robert A. Dittman RAD:dr RESOLUTION NO. 88 -1 A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA, EXPRESSING APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE ON BEHALF OF THE TOWN ADMINISTRATION AND RESIDENTS OF THE TOWN TO THE GULF STREAM CIVIC ASSOCIATION FOR THEIR GENEROUS GIFTS TO THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM. WHEREAS, the Gulf Stream Civic Association has ented a generous contribution to the Town of Gulf Stream of a iful pickeled pine finish dolphin tripod with beveled glass top and eight rattan chairs; and WHEREAS, the Town Commission wishes to express its tion and gratitude for the generosity of the Gulf Stream NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA, as follows: The Town Commission of the Town of Gulf hereby expresses, on behalf of the Town administration and itude to the Gulf Stream Civic Association for their generous contributions now and in the past to the Town. Section 2. A copy of this Resolution shall be presented to the Gulf Stream Civic Association and shall be made a permanent record of the Town as a tribute to the Gulf Stream Civic Association's generosity. PASSED AND ADOPTED in a regular, adjourned session assembled this 12th day of February , 1988. MAYOR VICE MAYOR COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER