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at the right-of- way line. The Developer shall be responsible for locating the existing sewer stub-outs to the are to be used, the City shall install a property. If any of the existing stub-outs cleanout at the righto- f- way line and the Developer shall be responsible for all is required, sewer piping from the righto- f- way to the building. If a new connection the City shall be responsible for making any sewer taps and installing the lateral for from the main to the right-of- way line. The Developer shall be responsible installing all sewer piping from the right-of- way line to the building. 6) Water meters are to be accessible to the water meter readers and located in an area not susceptible to heavy traffic, preferably a grassed area, not in a driveway or parking space. 7) It is the responsibility of the Developer's Engineer to determine if FDEP and/ or FDOT permitting is required for the water or sewer services. 8) Water and sewer impact fees shall apply to the new development. Hotel/motel = 0. 50 ERCs per unit/room ERC. Impact fees for water are $ 700 per ERC, and the fees for sewer are $ 807 per Based on the number of units for the proposed hotel ( 68 units), the total number of ERCs for this development is 34, resulting in estimated water impact fees of 23, 800 and estimated wastewater impact fees of $27, 438. These estimates do not include any potential credits for prior usage. 9) Water and sewer connection fees shall be determined when the final utility plan has been submitted and approved. 10) The development must meet FDEP environmental regulations and FDOT standards for sediment and soil erosion control. The proposed sediment and erosion control measures shall be installed prior to commencement of any demolition of existing structures or construction of the proposed development. 11) See the list of standard notes to be added to the final plans. The plans shall not be approved until all required standard notes are included on the plans. 12) The materials and sizes for existing and proposed water and sewer service mains and appurtenances shall be identified on the plans along with invert elevations and slopes of the proposed sewer mains. The onsite water and sewer systems shall be deemed private systems. The City' s maintenance responsibilities will end at the righto- f- way line. c. Owner shall provide proof of title for the entire parcel, including the vacated alley, as shown on the survey. 2. Prior to Certificate of Occupancy: a. All public sidewalks/crosswalks shall be constructed and striped as per City and FDOT specifications as applicable, including consistency with ADA requirements. SW that will Any existing curb cuts along Miracle Strip Parkway SW and First Street no longer be utilized for this parcel will be curbed and sidewalk reconstructed where applicable. b. All required City and State easements and permits ( i. e., stormwater, utility, sidewalk, driveway, etc.) shall be executed and approved by the appropriate agency. Mr. Hartwell seconded motion and it carried unanimously with Holmes, Patterson, Campbell, Tucker, Pullen, Hartwell, and Minich in favor. 8- 8- 06 Regular Council 282 SITE PLAN APPROVAL - CENTRAL PARK AT UPTOWN STATION owner 99 Eglin, Ltd Consideration of a request by project architect Jason Carter on behalf of property to conditions for site plan approval of Central Park at Uptown Station, 99 Eglin Parkway NE, subject outlined in the backup report. The project consists of the demolition of a portion of the existing asphalt playground, an interactive fountain, parking area, and development of a park that will include: a to broadcast restrooms, entry pavilion and train stop, extensive landscaping, integrated audio system music and event audio, area to host events such as outdoor drive- in movies, park benches throughout, decorative lighting and high quality concrete pavers in all paved areas. issue, noting that the The City Attorney gave the oath to those individuals who wished to speak on the CDS Director and CDS Planner have already been swom in. a park that will be Jason Carter with Uptown Station briefly described the proposed project to develop lot of the Uptown Station Shopping Center. He open to the general public located within the parking and the water had no objections to the staff report with conditions. He requested that the permit fees impact fees be waived. with conditions. She Peggy Fowler, CDS Planner, reported the CRA Board recommends approval submitted the staff report for the record. The Mayor opened the floor for public input. The City Attorney gave the oath to Chris Gibson. Chris Gibson, 249 Brooks Street, received clarification that the project will not receive CRA funds. As there was no one further, the public hearing was closed. at 99 Mr. Tucker moved to approve the site plan for Central Park at Uptown Station located Eglin Parkway NE, subject to the following conditions: Note: The recommendation is based upon the application submitted by 99 Eglin Ltd., site plan 6/ 23106), and drawings developed by GCT, Inc. ( project Central Park at Uptown Station, GCT ( Central Park at Uptown Station, 9/ 29/ 05). architectural drawings developed by project 1. Prior to City Council review: a. The site plan shall be revised to include the raised hump intersections at the north and south entrances to the THIS HAS BEEN SHOWN ON THE SITE PLAN. park. 2. Prior to issuance of a building penn it: a. Details of the raised intersection " hump" shall be included. must b. A landscape plan prepared by a professional landscape architect or nurseryman be submitted and approved by CDS staff. The plan must comply with all applicable in Section 12.71 of the LDC. Design for an irrigation system with a well regulations must be provided. c. The plans must address all applicable items submitted by Public Works/ Engineering, Utilities, CDS, and Building Inspections deparbnentsldivisions in memorandums distributed at the June 1, 20065 DRC meetings ( as follows): CDS Deoartment - Insoection Division comments: 1) Plans shall be routed to the state prior to submitting for pennit and have their Section 424 FBC. stamp of approval. ( Treated as commercial recreational " pool") 2) Submit product approvals for bathhouses. Include water fountain. 3) Include adequate representative support for the Florida Accessibility guidelines including handicapped parking which should be near to the park area. 4) Electrical plansshall be an engineer stamped/ signed by if designed for 800 amps 240v.) or more on a commercial system. Regular Council 8- 8- 06 283 SITE PLAN APPROVAL - CENTRAL PARK AT UPTOWN STATION cont. Public Works Department/Enaineerina Division comments: 1) The official address for the development is 99 Eglin Parkway NE #49. 2) It will be the responsibility of the owner to the trash empty receptacles for the Park into the existing City dumpsters. 3) All facilities must meet the latest Florida Accessibility Code. CDS Department comments: 1) Please submit a site plan for the entire shopping center so that parking spaces can be verified. 2) Because the park will be utilized by residents from adjoining neighborhoods, pedestrian access from points outside the shopping center needs to be addressed. This might include crosswalks on Hughes Street to the shopping center entrances, construction of a sidewalk along the south side of Hughes Street, enhanced pedestrian access from Eglin Parkway at the entrances to the shopping center, etc. Please address this

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