HomeMy Public PortalAbout06/07/1996May 31, 1996
MAYOR: William F. Koch, Jr.
VICE MAYOR: Alan I. Armour
COMMISSIONER: James E. Cross
Joan K. Orthwein
A. Curtis True, M.D.
REGULAR MEETING AND PUBLIC HEARING BEING HELD BY THE TOWN COMMISSION /BOARD
OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM ON FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1996, AT 9:00
A.M., IN THE COMMISSION CHAMBERS OF THE TOWN HALL, 100 SEA ROAD, GULF STREAM,
FLORIDA 33483.
AGENDA
I. Call to Order.
II. Pledge of Allegiance.
III. Roll Call.
IV. Minutes of the Regular Meeting held May 10, 1996.
V. Additions, withdrawals, deferrals, arrangement of agenda items.
VI. Announcements.
A. Meeting Dates
1. Regular Meeting /Public Hearing -July 19, 1996 at 9 A.M.
2. Regular Meeting /Public Hearing- August 7, 1996 at 9 A.M.
VII. PUBLIC HEARING -Board of Adjustment.
A. Applications for Development Approval
1. Mark Marsh of Digby Bridges, Marsh and Associates, as Agent
for Craig Nalen, owner of the property located at 532
Banyan Road, Gulf Stream, Florida that is legally described
as Lot 7, Polo Cove Subdivision in Gulf Stream, Florida.
a. SPECIAL EXCEPTION -To permit additions to an existing
single family dwelling that fails to meet the combined
side setback requirements.
b. LEVEL III ARCHITECTURAL /SITE PLAN REVIEW -To permit five
ground floor additions, consisting of a total of 583
square feet and a second story addition of 664 square feet
VIII. Reports.
n A. Town Manager
1. Update on property maintenance at 800 Tangerine Way
2. Little Club Drainage
3. AlA Pine Tree Update
B. Town Attorney
C. Architectural Review and Planning Board
1. Future Meeting Dates
a. June 17, 1996 at 8 :30 A.M.
b. July 8, 1996 at 8:30 A.M.
C. September 25, 1996 at 8:30 A.M.
d. October 30, 1996 at B:30 A.M.
D. Finance Director
1. Financial Report for May, 1996
E. Police Chief
1. Report of activity for May, 1996
F. Construction in Progress in May, 1996
IX. Items for Commission Action.
A. Authorization to paint white lines on pavement at corners.
B. Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Palm Beach County to
participate in P.B. County Housing & Community Development's
Urban County Program.
C. Items by Mayor and Commissioners
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May 31, 1996
AGENDA CONTINUED
X. Correspondence.
A. Resolutions opposing recommendations in the Presidents 1996
budget request which would remove Federal participation in
water resources projects, including beach renourishment
projects, which are not "nationally significant ", recommending
that the current Federal criteria for participation and cost -
sharing be retained, and opposing any future legislation
which may eliminate or limit Federal participation in such
efforts.
1. #96 -5; Town of Briny Breezes
2. #96 -23; City of Greenacres
3. #23, 1996; Town of Lake Park
4. #45 -96; City of Lake Worth
5. #R96 -60; City of Boynton Beach
XI. Public.
XII. Adjournment.
SHOULD ANY INTERESTED PARTY SEEK TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE TOWN
COMMISSION /BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS
MEETING, SAID PARTY WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND FOR SUCH
PURPOSE, MAY NEED TO INSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS
MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE
APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. F.S.S. 286.0105
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING AND PUBLIC HEARING HELD BY THE TOWN
COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM ON FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1996, AT 9:00
A.M. IN THE COMMISSION CHAMBERS OF THE TOWN HALL, 100 SEA ROAD, GULF
STREAM, FLORIDA.
I.
Call
to Order.
Mayor
Koch called
the
meeting to
order at 9:00 A.M.
II.
Pledge
of Allegiance.
Mayor Koch
led
the Pledge
of Allegiance.
C III. Roll Call.
Present and William F. Koch, Jr
Participating James E. Cross
Joan S. Orthwein
Absent with Notice Alan I. Armour
A. Curtis True, M.D
Also Present and
Participating
E. Scott Harrington
John Randolph
William Thrasher
Robert Schultz
Mark Marsh
Rep. William Andrews
Sheila Griffin
Dan Shalloway
IV. Minutes of the Regular Meeting nela m
Cross moved and Commissioner Orthwein
approved as circulated and all voted AYE.
Mayor
Commissioner
Commissioner
Vice Mayor
Commissioner
Town Manager
Town Attorney
Finance Director
Police Chief
Agent for Mr. Nalen
State Representative
Aide to State Sen.
Jim Scott
Town Engineer
Commissioner
t the minutes be
V. Additions withdrawals gererrais arrangemouL U,. W4nILUa
Town Manager Harrington requested to add Item IX.D., Proposed
Delray Beach Comprehensive Plan Amendment for the Yake Property. In
addition, Mr. Harrington noted that a representative of Senator Jim
Scott's office was expected as was Representative Bill Andrews, in
regard to the Town's Australian pine tree bill becoming law.
VI. Announcements.
A. Meeting Dates
1. Regular Meeting /Public Hearing -July 19, 1996, at 9 A.M.
2. Regular Meeting /Public Hearing- August 7, 1996, at 9 A.M.
These announcements were made by Mr. Harrington, who stated that meeting
dates for September can not be established until July when the County
and School Board will announce their September budget hearing dates.
VII. Public Hearina -Board of Adjustment.
A. Applications for Development Approval.
1. Mark Marsh of Digby Bridges, Marsh and Associates, as agent
for Craig Nalen, owner of property located at 532 Banyan
Road, Gulf Stream, Florida, that is legally described as Lot
7, Polo Cove Subdivision, Gulf Stream, Florida.
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Mayor Koch asked all of those wishing to speak on this matter stand and
be sworn, whereupon Attorney Randolph administered the oath to Mark
Marsh.
Mr. Marsh reviewed the request, noting that the side where the second
floor addition is planned meets the minimum setback criteria, but the
other side is too close to the property line. As a result, the house
C fails to meet the combined side setbacks criteria of the Design Manual.
He then reviewed the proposed additions and other changes.
Mr. Marsh showed the proposed front elevation and pointed out the
symmetry the additions would bring to the structure. He also
highlighted the many proposed design changes for the entire house
including: removing the existing brown tile roof and replacing it with
white cement tiles; adding a stucco finish with corner quoins over the
existing painted brick veneer; changing the windows to small - paned,
single -hung windows; and adding louvered shutters. The end result,
according to Mr. Marsh, will result in a classic Bermuda style house
that will fit in very well with other homes in the area.
Mr. Harrington summarized his report stating that he found the requested
Special Exception setback, additions, and design changes all met the
applicable criteria, and that he recommended approval of both the
Special Exception and the Level 3 Architectural /Site Plan Review. He
added, though, that the proposed railing for the second floor balcony
was very similar to a railing on the house next door and suggested that
an alternative design may be more appropriate.
Mr. Marsh responded to Mr. Harrington's report by stating that the ARPB
had approved both the rail shown in the drawing and a straight picket as
an alternative. The owners have not decided which they prefer, he said.
Commissioner Orthwein thought the proposed design was attractive, and
Mayor Koch thought it was far enough away from the other home so as not
to pose a problem.
a.SPECIAL EXCEPTION -To permit additions to an existing
single family dwelling that fails to meet the combined
side setback requirements.
Hearing no comments from the public, Commissioner Orthwein moved, and
Commissioner Cross seconded, to approve the Special Exception for the
extension of an existing non - conforming wall line and thereby reduce the
minimum combined side setbacks of the residence by 3 feet, from 30 to 27
feet, as recommended by the Architectural Review and Planning Board.
Roll Call: Comm. Orthwein; AYE, Comm. Cross; Aye, Mayor Koch; AYE.
b. LEVEL 3 ARCHITECTURAL /SITE PLAN REVIEW -To permit five
ground floor additions, consisting of a total of 538
square feet, and a second story addition of 664 square
feet.
Mayor Koch asked for comments from the public and there were none.
Commissioner Orthwein moved, and Commissioner Cross seconded, to approve
the Level 3 Architectural /Site Plan Review, as recommended by the
Architectural Review and Planning Board, and that the applicant may use
either the rail design shown in the plans or a simple picket design for
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June 7, 1996
the second floor balcony. Roll Call: Comm. Orthwein; AYE, Comm. Cross;
Aye, Mayor Koch; AYE.
VIII. Reports.
A. Town Manager
1. Update on property maintenance at 800 Tangerine Way
Mr. Harrington stated that he accepted a low bid of $985 to clean up the
property and that the work had been completed and the property owner
billed. He said the owner had 30 days to pay or the property would be
liened. Based on conversations he has had with the owner, he did not
expect her to pay. Further, this fall he will bring the Commission more
stringent property maintenance standards to consider; however,
enforcement will continue to remain a problem as state laws severely
limit what the Town can do.
2. Little Club Drainage
(Note: this item was actually heard at the end of the meeting due to the
late arrival of Mr. Shalloway.)
Town Manager Harrington told the Commission that he and representatives
from the Town's Engineering firm, Shalloway, Foy, Raymond & Newell, had
conducted a field visit at the Little Club along with Chuck Woodard,
Little Club golf pro. The purpose of the visit was to review the club's
drainage system and Town's linkage to it. Mr. Harrington explained that
the Town's drainage system north of Banyan Road was connected to the
Little Club's system and that the Town and club split the operating,
maintenance and replacement costs of the system based on an agreement
signed several years ago.
The club's system, according to Mr. Harrington, consists of a series of
interconnected lakes. The Town's drainage runs into the southernmost
lake, and two large pumps are located in the northernmost lake that pump
water out of the lakes into the Intracoastal. One of the chief findings
of the field visit, Mr. Harrington continued, was that the pumps can
virtually empty the northernmost lake, while hardly making a dent in the
water level of the southernmost lake. He stated further that Mr.
Shalloway was here to discuss his firm's proposal for addressing this
situation.
Mr. Shalloway apologized for being late and stated that his firm
proposed a three -phase study. The first phase would consist primarily
of survey work to provide the base information necessary to develop
recommendations for improvement -- the second phase. The third phase
then would be the design of the specific solution. Referring to his
letter of June 3, which was previously distributed to the Commission,
Mr. Shalloway said he was seeking authorization only for the first phase
at this time. Further, because the Little Club has provided up -to -date
boundary surveys, this should reduce the cost of the first phase to
something less than the $3,000 estimated figure.
Mr. Shalloway concluded by saying that although more study needed to be
done, the primary problem with the system appeared to be undersized
connecting culverts between the lakes. Mayor Koch agreed, noting that
when the club was developed, he recommended the lakes be connected by
canals, not lakes, so the flow would not be restricted.
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Commissioner Orthwein moved, and Commissioner Cross seconded, that phase
one of the drainage study of the Little Club lake system be authorized
as described in Mr. Shalloway's letter of June 3, at a cost not to
exceed $2,500. Roll Call: Comm. Orthwein; AYE, Comm. Cross; AYE, Mayor
Koch; AYE.
3. AlA Pine Tree Update
Mr. Harrington said he was pleased to announce that the Town's bill to
replant Australian pines along AlA had finally passed the legislature
and the Governor had permitted the bill to become law without his
signature. Mr. Harrington said a number of people played a key role in
getting the bill passed and he was thankful to them all.
Looking ahead, Mr. Harrington said the next step would be to contact DOT
to release the Enhancement grant funds the Town had been awarded two
years ago for the relandscaping of all of AlA within the Town. Mr.
Harrington explained that the Enhancement grant covered design and
installation of new landscaping. He went on to say that plants and
trees other than Australian pine should be included, and that a process
should be used to come up with a final design that included a high
degree of input from residents. As a result, he recommended waiting
until the fall to begin work on the design, but that he will begin
working with DOT now to get the funds appropriated and to develop a work
schedule. He reminded the Commission that under the Enhancement grant
program, DOT selects the designers and contractors; however, that would
not preclude the Town from bringing in its own consultant's if that was
felt necessary, and that he had some ideas in that regard that he will
bring forward at a later date.
Mr. Harrington concluded by saying that a representative from state
Senator Jim Scott's office is expected later at the meeting as is
Representative Andrews.
B. Town Attorney
Attorney Randolph had no report.
C. Architectural Review and Planning Board
1.Future Meeting Dates
a. June 17, 1996, at 8:30 A.M.
b. July 8, 1996, at 8:30 A.M.
c. September 25, 1996, at 8:30 A.M.
d. October 30, 1996, at 8:30 A.M.
These announcements were made by Town Manger Harrington.
D. Finance Director
1. Report on activity for May 1996
Mr. Thrasher began his report by thanking the Town for the opportunity
to serve as Finance Director and by saying he looked forward to a long
and prosperous relationship. He said he has thoroughly enjoyed meeting
the Commission members and residents so far and hopes they will be happy
with him.
Turning to this month's report, Mr. Thrasher noted that an $80,000
transfer had been made from invested funds into operating funds and that
that was normal for this time of year. This leaves a balance of
$444,000 in invested funds. He also said that an additional $32,000 in
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property tax funds had been received, which represented 93.8% of the
total expected. This too was normal for this time of year.
Overall, year -to -date operating fund revenues are $19,000 more than
budgeted while expenditures are $14,000 less than budgeted, Mr. Thrasher
reported. This has created a positive $32,500 variance in net revenues.
/ The water fund's year -to -date revenues are $7,000 under budget while
expenses are slightly under budget causing a negative $6,000 variance in
net water fund revenues. However, Mr. Thrasher explained this was
typical given the Town's two -month billing cycle.
There were no questions concerning the monthly report so Mr. Thrasher
continued his presentation by providing a summary of the new computer
system. According to him, all hardware and software have been installed
and are operational. The utility billing is fully on -line and the
general ledger system is approximately 85% complete. Mr. Gwynn's office
and Mr. Thrasher will both enter all information for June and compare
results as a final check of the new system's accuracy.
Mr. Thrasher noted that starting October 1, 1996, the Town will begin
using a modified accrual system, instead of a cash system, in accordance
with standard governmental accounting procedures. This will change the
monthly reports slightly, but not significantly.
The Commissioners thanked Mr. Thrasher for his report and again welcomed
him to Gulf Stream. Commissioner Cross moved, and Commissioner Orthwein
seconded, that the monthly financial report for the month of May 1996,
be accepted as presented. Roll Call: Comm. Orthwein; AYE, Comm. Cross;
AYE, Mayor Koch; AYE.
At this point in the meeting, state Representative William Andrews
arrived and addressed the Commission at the invitation of the Mayor.
Representative Andrews said he was thrilled to announce that the Town's
bill to preserve and replant Australian pines had become law as of
yesterday. He apologized for taking two years to get the job done, but
was happy he could assist the Town with this project. He said he grew
up in this area and enjoyed riding his bike under trees, and still
enjoys driving under them very much.
Mayor Koch thanked the Representative for his hard work on behalf of the
Town. These comments were echoed by Commissioners Orthwein and Cross.
E. Police Chief
1. Report on activity for May 1996
Chief Schultz reviewed his report, noting very few differences in
activity levels from last year. Of the three criminal cases handled in
May, two were DUI arrests, he said. He went on to say that he had
attended a couple of meetings, one of which involved emergency
management. In addition, the Deputy Chief had just returned from a
state -wide hurricane conference.
F. Construction in Progress in May 1996
The report reflected $5,332,570 worth of construction in
progress in Town during May 1996.
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IX. Items for Commission Action.
A. Authorization to paint white lines on pavement at street
corners.
Mr. Harrington reminded the Commission that they had previously
discussed painting white lines at all intersections in an effort to keep
cars from running off of the pavement and onto the adjacent lawns. He
said there are basically four options: 1) using thermoplastic; 2) using
Cpaint; 3) using reflective markers; or 4) using a combination of
thermoplastic /paint & markers.
Mr. Harrington said he received an estimate from the company that had
painted the stop bars two years ago. The cost for thermoplastic with
the markers would exceed $4,000. In addition, thermoplastic would be
difficult to apply because the street surfaces are uneven. On the other
hand, Mr. Harrington continued, paint would last only for a couple of
years and would not have the reflective quality of the thermoplastic.
Mr. Harrington concluded that he felt the markers would be best, with or
without paint
After further discussion with the Commission, the Commission directed
Mr. Harrington to pursue markers without paint. Mr. Harrington
estimated that this would cost about $2,500, which the Commission agreed
to.
B. Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Palm Beach County to
participate in P.B. County Housing & Community Development's
Urban County Program.
Town Manager Harrington reported that the agreement before the
Commission was almost identical to two previous agreements signed with
the county. The agreement would be effective for three years and
replaces an existing agreement due to expire at the end of this year.
Mr. Harrington also referenced a letter from County Commissioner Mary
McCarty requesting the Town sign the agreement.
The agreement, Mr. Harrington said, permits Palm Beach County to include
the Town's population when determining the County's per capita
allocation of state and federal housing and community development funds.
In addition, the County would provide technical assistance and be the
lead agency for any publicly assisted housing or community development
projects within the Town.
The Mayor asked Town Attorney Randolph if the agreement permitted the
county to construct a project in the Town without the Town's consent.
The Attorney said the county has always been cooperative in this regard
i and the interlocal agreement requires cooperation and agreement of both
parties for any project that would be done in the Town.
Hearing no additional comments from the Board or the public,
Commissioner Orthwein moved, and Commissioner Cross seconded, that the
Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with the County Housing and Community
Development Department for their Urban County Program be executed as
presented. Roll Call: Com. Orthwein; AYE, Com. Cross; AYE, Mayor Koch;
AYE.
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C. Items by Mayor and Commissioners
There was no comment from the Mayor or Commissioners.
D.Proposed City of Delray Beach comprehensive plan amendment for
the Yaks Property.
Town Manager Harrington stated that the City of Delray Beach was
considering an amendment to their comprehensive plan that would permit
up to 24 dwelling units per acre on a piece of vacant property that was
Cdirectly across the Intracoastal Waterway from the McLouth and Hidden
Harbour subdivisions. He reminded the Commission that this issue was
discussed at the last Commission meeting, and that the Commission
directed the Mayor to send a letter to Delray advising them of
Commission's concerns regarding density, building height and building
appearance. According to Mr. Harrington, the letter was mailed May 10.
Mr. Harrington also reminded the Commission that amending the
comprehensive plan was only the first of several steps that Delray was
contemplating and that as time went on, more information would be
available about the project. In addition, the proposed comprehensive
plan amendment is only in a draft stage. The Town will have the
opportunity to comment on it again latter this summer, or early fall,
before it would be adopted, but after all of the other information
regarding the proposed development would be known.
Mr. Harrington said that the City of Delray Beach
draft amendment language and has scheduled public
transmittal of the amendment to the state. These
to occur in each of the next two weeks and he and
strongly that the Town should provide an official
end, he and the Mayor had worked up a draft lette
consideration.
has finalized its
hearings for
hearings are scheduled
the Mayor felt
response. Toward that
r for the Commission's
The Commission reviewed and discussed the draft letter and the proposed
amendment, both of which were provided by Mr. Harrington at the meeting.
The proposed letter included recommendations that the plan amendment
include a maximum height limit of 35 feet, and that the amendment
provide specific references to the types of performance standards to be
included in the forthcoming zoning code amendment. The letter expressed
great concern about the proposed density, but did not suggest a specific
alternative. Lastly, the letter asked that Delray agree to transmit the
letter to the Department of Community Affairs and the Regional Planning
Council along with the amendment, and that Delray agree to use the
Interlocal Planning Amendment Review process prior to adoption of the
amendment, if the Town and City still have differences at that time.
Commissioner Cross expressed serious concern over the proposed 24 units
per acre density and suggested a maximum of 15 units per acre instead.
This feeling was echoed by Commissioner Orthwein and Mayor Koch.
Commissioner Orthwein felt that the design of the buildings should be
Bermuda, rather than Mediterranean as has been discussed, and that other
design requirements of the Gulf Stream Design Manual be considered.
Mayor Koch stated that this was a very important matter and that the
Commission should not hesitate to make strong and specific
recommendations where necessary.
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Commissioner Orthwein moved, and Commissioner Cross seconded, that the
Mayor send a letter to the City of Delray Beach which includes the
following items: 1) recommends the plan amendment include a 35 foot
height requirement; 2) recommends a maximum density of 12 to 15 dwelling
units per acre; 3) recommends the plan amendment include specific
references as to the types of performance standards to be included in
the forthcoming zoning code amendment; 4) recommends a Bermuda style of
architecture for the buildings and incorporation of other design
requirements from the Gulf Stream Design Manual to ensure compatibility;
5) request the City transmit the letter to the state and region along
with the amendment package; 6) request the City agree to use the IPAR
process prior to adoption of the amendment, if necessary. Roll Call:
Comm. Orthwein: AYE, Comm. Cross; AYE; Mayor Koch; AYE.
Town Manager Harrington said he would attend both meetings and have the
letter read into the record. Mr. Koch said he had a previous commitment
to be out of town for at least one of the meetings but would do his best
to attend the other.
X. Correspondence.
A. Resolutions opposing recommendations in the President's 1996
budget request which would remove federal participation in water
resources projects, including beach renourishment projects,
which are not "nationally significant ", recommending that the
current federal criteria for participation and cost sharing be
retained, and opposing any future legislation which may
eliminate or limit federal participation in such efforts.
1. #96 -5; Town of Briny Breezes
2. #96 -23; City of Greenacres
3. #23, 1996; Town of Lake Park
4. #45 -96; City of Lake Worth
5.#R96-60; City of Boynton Beach
No action was taken regarding the correspondence.
XI. Public. Ms. Sheila Griffin, legislative aide to state Senator Jim
Scott, addressed the Commission and expressed congratulations to the
Town on the passage of the tree bill. She said that Senator Scott was
happy to help with this matter and that he hoped that Gulf Stream would
not hesitate to call on him again if the Town needed his assistance.
Mayor Koch thanked Ms. Griffith for coming and asked her to express the
Town's deep appreciation to Senator Scott for his efforts. He said the
trees mean a lot to the Town and the whole community is grateful for the
help they received from the Senator and others.
There was no additional comment from the public.
XII. Adjournment. Mayor Koch adjourned the meeting at 10:10 A.M. on a
motion to do so by Commissioner Orthwein which was seconded by
Commissioner Cross with all voting in the affirmative.
cott arr rrington, Town Manager
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Architectural Review and Planning
Board of the Town of Gulf Stream will hold a Public Hearing on Monday,
July 8, 1996, at 8:30 A.M., and the Town Commission will hold a Public
Hearing on Friday, July 19, 1996, at 9:00 A.M., both in the Commission
Chambers of the Town Hall, 100 Sea Road, Gulf Stream, Florida at which the
following will be considered:
An application submitted by Bill Free, General Partner of
Wyndsor Building & Design, as .Agent for Harold Pontius, owner
of the property at 1315 N. Ocean Blvd., Gulf Stream, Florida
33483 that is legally described as Part of Lot 5 and Part of
Lot 6, Revised Plat of Blocks D & E, Palm Beach Shores Acres,
for a Special Exception to permit an addition to the dwelling
under construction.of covered patio that will exceed the
maximum permitted floor area by 69 sq. ft.; and a'level 3
Architectural /Site Plan Review Amendment to increase the total
square footage of the home under construction by 219 square
feet more than was previously approved and to remove muntin
bars on the doors and windows on the rear of the building at
the location stated herein.
The Architectural Review and Planning Board shall make a recommendation
to the Town Commission, and the Town Commission shall make a final
decision regarding the subject application at their respective
meetings noticed above. These meetings may be adjourned from time to
time and place to place as may be necessary to hear all parties and
evidence.
Complete application materials are on file in the office of the Town Clerk
located at 100 Sea Road, Gulf Stream, Florida 33483 and may be reviewed
during regular business hours which generally include non - holiday weekdays
from 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
ALL PARTIES INTERESTED IN THESE MATTERS may appear before the
Architectural Review and Planning Board and the Town Commission of the
Town of Gulf Stream at the times and place aforesaid and be heard.
SHOULD ANY INTERESTED PARTY SEEK TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE ARCHIT-
ECTURAL REVIEW AND PLANNING BOARD OR THE TOWN COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO
ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THESE PUBLIC HEARINGS /MEETINGS, SAID PARTY WILL
NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND FOR -SUCH PURPOSE, MAY NEED TO INSURE
THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES
THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. 286.0105,
F.S.S.
Dated: June 25, 1996 TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA
Rita L. Taylor, To Clerk
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Architectural Review and Planning
Board of the Town of Gulf Stream will hold a Public Hearing on Monday
July 8, 1996, at 8:30 A.M., and the Town Commission will hold a Public
Hearing on Friday, July 19, 1996, at 9:00 A.M., both in the Commission
Chambers of the Town Hall, 100 Sea Road, Gulf Stream, Florida at which the
following will be considered:
An application for a Land Clearing Permit and a Level III
Architectural /Site Plan Review submitted by Rustem Kupi and
Mark Vigneault of Kupi & Vigneault Architects, as Agents for
Scott and Lisa Morgan, contract purchasers of the property
located at 570 Wright Way, Gulf Stream, Florida 33483, legally
described as Lot 11, Block 3, Polo Fields #1 Subdivision, to
permit the construction of a two - story, single family dwelling
consisting of 7,878 square feet under roof and accessory
structures at the location stated herein.
The Architectrual Review and Planning Board shall make a recommendation to
the Town Commission, and the Town Commission shall make a final decision
regarding the subject application at their respective meetings noticed
above. These meetings may be adjourned from time to time and place to
place as may be necessary to hear all parties and evidence.
Complete application materials are on file in the office of the Town Clerk
located at 100 Sea Road, Gulf Stream, Florida 33483 and may be reviewed
during regular business hours which generally include non - holiday weekdays
from 9:00 A. M. to 4:00 P.M.
ALL PARTIES INTERESTED IN THESE MATTERS may appear before the
Architectural Review and Planning Board and the Town Commission of the Town
of Gulf Stream at the times and place aforesaid and be heard.
SHOULD ANY INTERESTED PARTY SEEK TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE ARCHIT-
ECTURAL REVIEW AND PLANNING BOARD OR THE TOWN COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO
ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THESE PUBLIC HEARINGS /MEETINGS, SAID PARTY WILL
NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND FOR SUCH PURPOSE, MAY NEED TO INSURE
THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES
THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. 286.0105,
F.S.S.
Dated: June 24, 1996 TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA
Rita L. Taylor , own Clerk