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the December 9, 2005 DRC
meeting as follows:
Public Works Comments:
1. The address for this development shall be 137 Miracle Strip Parkway SW.
2. There is an 8" water main available on the north side of Miracle Strip Parkway,
behind the pavement for water service connections.
3. According to office drawings, there is a 12" sewer line available in the alley just
north of the northern property line. Location of the sewer line must be field
verified.
4. Backflow preventers are required on all water service lines and to be installed on
the private property; meters are to be in the righto- f- way or easement.
5. It is the responsibility of the developer' s engineer to determine if FDEP
permitting is required for the water or sewer services.
6. Stormwater management p Ian must meet the
City' s stormwater regulations
Article VII of the Land Development Code). Stormwater runoff from the entire
site must be treated, including runoff from the driveways.
7. Notice must be filed with FDEP for the stormwater
management plan prior to the
City' s approval for a building permit.
8. Water and sewer impact fees will apply to new
development. Developer must
complete an ERC Determination Form based on table provided in the impact fee
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9. Water and sewer impact fees will apply to all units. Water is $700
per ERC and ! .'
sewer is $ 807 per ERC. One motel/ hotel unit is equal to 0. 5 ERC. I]
10. Water and sewer connection fees will be determined when the final
utility plan
has been submitted and approved.
11. Must meet FDEP environmental
regulations and FDOT standards for sediment
and soli erosion control.
12. Attached Engineering Departments standard notes the final
plans.
13. Separate demo permit required to establish water
taps sewer, etc, and locate on
the plan.
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Utilities Comments:
1. There is an 8" water main available on the north side of US
Highway 98, behind
the pavement for water service connections. The water main is
readily available
for the required connections. A small sidewalk cut shall be required to make the
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initial tap. The developer shall be responsible for
installing the required
backflow preventers and all onsite piping. The City shall be responsible for all
water main taps up to the installation of the water meter(s). A fire hydrant shall
be installed near the main entrance.
2. According to office drawings, there is a 12" sewer main available near the north
property line behind the proposed development. The plans show a proposed 6"
service line tap at approximately 190 feet west of Manhole # 943 directly behind
the existing Days Inn. Location of the sewer tap must be field verified. The
Developer shall be responsible for all onsite sewer installation, but the City shall
make the required 6" tap on the main.
3. The proposed Utility Plan requires a 6" sewer tap, a 6" fire service tap off the 8"
water main, a 3" water service tap off the 6" fire service main. The size of the
water meters shall be identified. Backflow preventers are required on all water
service lines and shall be installed on private property. Meters shall be installed
in the righto- f- way.
4. Water meters are to be accessible to the water meter readers and located in a
grassed area, not in a driveway or parking space.
5. 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.
6. The Stormwater Management Plan must meet the City' s stormwater regulations
Article VII of the Land Development Code.) Stormwater runoff from the entire
site must be treated, including runoff from the driveways.
7. Notice must be filed with FDEP for the Stormwater Management Plan prior to the
City' s approval for a building permit.
8. Water and sewer impact fees shall apply to the new development. The Developer
must complete an ERC Determination Form based on the table provided in the
impact fee ordinance or estimated water and sewer flows. Based on historic
water use, a credit of xx ERCs will be given for previous use ofthe building(s) on
the site to be removed.
9. Water and sewer impact fees shall apply to all units.
1 single family home = 1 ERC, 1 hotel unit = .5 ERCs
Water is $ 700 per ERC and sewer is $807 per ERC.
10. Water and sewer connection fees shall be determined when the final utility plan
has been submitted and approved.
11. The development must meet FDEP environmental regulations and FDOT
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standards for sediment and soil erosion control. The proposed sediment and
erosion control measures shall be installed prior to demolition of the existing
building( s).
BuildinQ InsDections Comments:
1. Four complete sets of plans shall be submitted, one shall be stamped so it can be
sent to the ICC. The City will keep the others in- house for review by various
departments while ICC is doing their review. When ICC has finished their review
they will contact Inspections and any write- ups will be forwarded. After writeups
have been corrected two stamped sets will be forwarded to ICC. They will stamp
both sets; one will be kept at City Hall and the developer will receive the other.
2. Please include soil analysis report, all calculations, site survey, parking, and
plans.
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3. Review should take about three weeks the first time.
4. Please Include all Florida Accessibility requirements as per code, Including
parking.
5. Show site accessibility as well as areas to pool.
6. Pool should have state approval prior to submission for permit.
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9. Please note flood zone on plans.
10. Provide Notice of Commencement.
11. Provide Product Approvals.
12. Provide impact glazing
13. Note 0 n plans that an " As built survey" shall be submitted to Inspections
immediately following slab inspection.
14. Termite treatment reports shall be submitted to this department.
15. Show bonding of all water, gas, steel in foundation.
16. Submit energy forms
17. Show backflow preventor
18. Title page shall be in accordance with 106.3. 5
19. Show how mechanical units are physically attached
20. This area is in the 140 mph and Wind Borne Debris Region
21. Plans shall have the approval of the hotel and restaurant commission prior to
submission for permitting review.
2) Prior to granting of certificate of occupancy:
a. A perpetual cross- access easement shall be prepared by the applicant,
approved by
the City Attorney, and recorded between Comfort Inn & Suites and the
abutting
property to the east, consisting of Lots 6 & 7 of Seabreeze Eighth Addition.
b. A perpetual shared parking agreement shall be prepared by the applicant,
approved
by the City Attorney, and recorded between Comfort Inn & Suites and the abutting
property to the east, consisting of Lots 6 & 7 of Seabreeze Eighth Addition.
Mr. Campbell seconded motion and it carried unanimously with Holmes, Patterson,
Campbell, Tucker, Pullen, and Minich in favor (Hartwell absent).
Mr. Holmes and Dr. Pullen advised they attended the CRA
meeting when this item was discussed.
SITE PLAN APPROVAL-JOE & EDDIES. 206 FLORIDA PLACE SE
Consideration of site plan approval for Joe & Eddie' s Mixed- Use Development located at 206
Florida Place SE by the applicant, Gerard Perillo, for the owner Mainstreet at 85 & 98 LLC, to
include the demolition of two existing structures and pavement and construction of a 40, 810
square
feet mixed- use development consisting of 9, 250 square feet of retail
space and 30, 078 square feet
of multi- family residential space totaling four stories with 14 residential units.
The City Attorney announced a quasi-judicial
proceeding and swore in those who planned to
testify.
Ms. Fowler presented a power-point presentation that
gave an overview ofthe project beginning in
2000 when the previous site plan was approved, and included the elements of the site
plan that
deems it not consistent with various plans of the
