Fort Walton Beach Council agenda — 11-12-08 special agenda - DRC cure — reading text

dumpster enclosure. City Standard ST- 14 is provided. Place a note on the plans stating that the minimum opening for the enclosure is 10' - 6". 7. Remove driveway apron along Perry Avenue on the east side of the site and replace with r.oll back curb and gutter ( detail provided). 8. Extend existing sidewalk on Perry Avenue south and tie in to the existing sidewalk at the Perry Avenue/ Highway 98 intersection. 9. A Letter of Credit to the City of Fort Walton Beach will. be required for the installation of the proposed public sidewalk along Perry Avenue. The Letter of Credit will be released after completion of sidewalk is approved by the Public Works Department. A copy of an acceptable format for a Letter of Credit will be provided at the DRC meeting. 10. Provide handicapped ramps at all raised curbs per Florida Accessibility code. Install detectable warning mats as noted on FDOT standards ( provided). 11. Show f~otprint for proposed parking garage. Verify that there are no conflicts between the proposed garage and the proposed parking area. 12. Add sufficient spot elevations to the grading plan to demonstrate that all runoff flows to the proposed drainage system. 13. New driveway connection shall comply with City Standards ST- l1 and ST 16 provided). Add details to the plans. 1/ 14. Show location of the proposed construction entrance and provide detail. 15. Add standard notes as noted on the handout provided. 16. A Stormwater management plan that meets the City' s stormwater regulations ( a copy provided) shall be submitted for approval. Stormwater runoff from the entire site must be treated, including runoff from the driveways. a. Notice of approval from the Florida Department of environmental Protection ( FDEP) for the stormwater management plan must be provided prior to the City' s approval for a building permit. b. Copies of FDEP and NPDES permits shall be submitted for approval prior I the City S approval of the building permit. c. Must meet FDEP environmental regulations and Florida Department of Transportation ( FDOT) standards for sediment and soil erosion control. This review was performed for the Development Review Committee meeting. The major areas of review included availability of water and sewer, easement restrictions., stormwater management, driveway connections, parking lot layout, access for solid waste collection, sidewalk provisions with handicap accessibility and environmental concerns. Further submittals may be necessary for more technical review in order to reach approval for a building permit. ohn B. Geurin, P. E. J" City Engi neer U: \ Enginuring - Office \R.eviews\ SE Quad\ Landmark- 02- bR.C.070427.doc f: CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA MEMORANDUM DATE: May 15, 2007 TO: Christy Johnson, CRA Planner FROM: John B. Geurin, Engineering Division SUBJECT: THE LANDMARK CENTER MIRACLE STRIP PARKWAY AND PERRY AVE. I have reviewed the preliminary site information for the Public Works Department of the above referenced development which was re- submitted for the DRC to be held May 24, 2007. The Engineering Division offers the following comments in order to reach plan approval by the Public Works Department: 1. All issues identified on my review memo dated April 30, 2007 are still outstanding and will have to be resolved in order to gain approval by the Public Works Department. 2. The following additional comments are offered to gain plan approval: Q. Revise General Note # 12 to remove reference to Rolling Ridge subdivision. b. Verify the requirements for perforated pipe between Catch Basin # 4 and Storm Manhole # 3. C. Revise demolition plan to denote the removal of additi~nal curb and gutter in the existing parking lot on the west side of the' site. This review was performed for the Development .Review Committee meeting. The major areas of review included availability of water and sewer, easement restrictions, stormwater management, driveway connections, parking lot layout, access. for solid waste collection, sidewalk provisions with handicap accessibility and environmental concerns. Further submittals may be necessary for more technical review in order to reach approval for a building permit. John B. Geurin, P. E. City Engineer U:\ Public Works Adrnin\ New Developments\ Londmark Cenfer\ Landmork- 02- DRC. 070515.doc  CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA MEMORANDUM DATE: May 24, 2007 TO: David E. Smith, P. E" Moore Bass Consulting FROM: Michael D. Beedie, P. E" Utilities Operations Manager SUBJECT: DRC Plan Review for The Landmark Center ( Perry Avenue SE & Miracle Strip Parkway SE) I have reviewed the site pran information for 'the above referenced development which was submitted for the DRC to be herd May 24, 2007. The Utilities Department offers the following comments in order to reach plan approval: Concurrency Comments: 1) A completed Concurrency Package was submitted with this package. The estimated water demand was indicated as 39, 990 gpd, and the estimated sewer demand was 30, 659 gpd. Water & Sewer Comments,. 1) The Utility Plan shall clearly indicate any proposed' water mains and service lines. This shall include the size and location of taps, water meters, fire hydrants etc. The City's 1 Water Reference Maps indicating t. he existing water system in the vicinity of the project have been attached ( See Water Reference Nos. 185, 263, 309, 310, & 361). The City has a future Capital Improvement Project within the CRA scheduled to install a new water main within the western right- of- way of Perry Avenue. This project was designated to serve the proposed development. If the Developer proposes to install this new main, a credit will be received for the transmission portion of the water impact fees. a. The City shall be responsible for performing any required taps and in'stalling the required water meters.  b. The Developer' shall be responsible tor installing all onsite piping and any required backflow preventers and appurtenances. c. Water meters shall be installed within a right- ot- way or easement and shall be. located within a grassed area. d. Backflow preventers are required for all water service connections. The backflow preventers shall be located on private property and shall be tested and inspected by City personnel. e. Prior to commencing installation of the proposed water system, the Contractor shall contact the Utilities Operations Manager at ( 850) 833- 9613 to conduct an onsite pre- construction conference. f. Prior to placing the new fire main into service, the main shall be pressure tested to a minimum of 150 psi or twice the working pressure, whichever is greater, and the backflow preventer shall be inspected by the City' s Water Operations Division. 2) The Utility Plan indicates a new 8" sanitary sewer gravity main with manholes throughout the development. Sewer Reference No. 427 has been attached indicating the location of the City's existing gravity sewer system. The Utility Plan shall clearly indicate all proposed sewer items, including pipe size, material, length, slope, and invert elevations. Q. The Developer shall be responsible for all sanitary sewer installation. b. Prior to commencing installation of the new sewer system, the Contractor shall contact the Utilities Operations Manager at ( 850) 833- 9613 to conduct an onsite pre- construction conference. c. A post- construction internal video inspection shall be conducted to verify the installation of the new sewer system. d. All new manholes shall have stainless steel inflow protectors installed. Connection and Impact Fees,' 1) To determine the required impact fees, an ERC Determination Form shall be submitted. A copy of the form has been attached. 2) Once the revised Utility Plan is submitted, the esti~ ated water and sewer connection fees can be calculated. Miscellaneous Comments 1) See the attached list of standard notes to be added to the final plans. The plans shall not be approved until all required standard hotes are included on the plans. 2) Prior to demolition of existing facilities, any water and sewer services that may be affected by the demolition activities shall be disconnected by the City. 3) The Developer shall be responsible for obtaining all required FDEP and FDOT permits to construct the new building an~ infrastructure.