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level, with a maximum of fifteen units, three
units per floor, and 1790 square feet each. Phase II will be the Garden Residential
Condominium Building consisting of three residential floors over parking and entry level,
with a maximum of nine units, three units per floor, and 1460- 1602 square feet each.
Phase III will be the three story Commercial Condominium Office Building consisting of
three floors of2387 square feet each for a total of7, 161 square feet.
The garbage pickup will be provided by the City of Fort Walton Beach which is handled
a bin located within an privacy fence enclosure in the center of the site. Stormwater
by
drainage system will be provide by the developer and maintained by the Camellia Gardens
Condominium Owners Association.
Please give me a call at ( 850) 244- 4428 if I can be of any further assistance.
Sincerely,
E.S. MITCHELL& ASSOCIATES
Earl Mitchell, Project Manager
Telephone: ( 850) 244-4428. Mobile: ( 850) 830-4448. Evenings: ( 850) 244-4448
faQl\imile: ( 850) 244-4282 . E- Mail: esmitche' l@aoLcom · Evening faQl\imile: ( 850) '244-4944
228 Brooks clreet c.E. . . B · fort Walton Beach. fL 32548
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Camellia Gardens Condominium
185 and 187 Brooks Street,Fort Walton Beach, FI.
Project Team List
Project Manager:
E.S. Mitchell &. Associates
228 Brooks Street, Suite B
Fort Walton Beach, FL. 32548
850) 244-4428
fax. (850) 244-4282
Architect:
Mike Spencer, Architect
706 Edge Street
Fort Walton Beach,FL. 32547
850) 862- 1160
Fax ( 850) 863- 2203
Surveying
Panhandle Associates
701 Edge Street
Fort Walton Beach,FL 32541
Site I Civil Engineering
Choctaw Engineering, Inc.
12 Truxton Avenue
Fort Walton Beach, FL 32547
850) 862-661
Fax ( 850) 863- 8059
Landscape Architecture:
Coastal Connection
516 Main Street
Destin, FL 32541
850) 654-4203
fax ( 850) 654-9092
BOARD OF~ SIONERS OF THE FORTWALQ,BEACH
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
JANUARY 15, 2003
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INTRODUCTION
A regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Fort Walton Beach Community Redevelo
Agency was held on WednesdaYt January 15, 2003t at 5: 30 p. m.in the Counci1 Chambers of Fort n Beach
City Hall with the following members present:
Present: Millie Thrush, Chairman; Jason DeShotels; Bill Garvie; C 1 son, Vice-Chairman; Sarah Nagy;
Valerie Wenzel
Also present: Missy McKim, CDS D. Flinn Fag& Planner II; Jerry MiIlert City Attorney; Councilman
Wayne Pullen; Councilman J. c er.
CALL TU ' R
eeting was called to order.
SITE PLAN APPROVAL - CAMELLIA. GARDENS
Request for site plan approval for the Camellia Gardens mixed- use developmentt to be located at 185- 187
Brooks Street.
The City Attorney announced a quasi-judicial proceeding. He recommended that City Council members not be
present during the proceeding since the item will come before Council at a future date as a quasi-judicial
proceeding.
Earl Mitchell of E. S. Mitchell and Associatest applican~ confirmed he had no objections and agreed with the
recommended conditions.
Flinn Faggt Planner IT, entered the Staff Report into the record. The Chairman announced the Staff Report into
the record.
The Board discussed the trees that are presently on the site and questioned how many will be saved ,or replanted.
Mr. Mitchell explained that as many trees as possible will be kept,
depending on their sizet and that the concept
for the development provides for a garden area between the garden building and waterfront building. and that a
number of trees are already present in that particular area.
The City Attorney inquired if anyone from the public wished to speak.
James M~ttbews with Prentice Thomas and Associates questioned whether an archaeological survey will be
done at the site, and was advised that a condition of approval is that the Cityt prior to the issuance of a building
permit for any excavation work, reviews an archaeological survey of the property.
Mr. Fagg explained that during the building permit process the reforestation
requirementst which includes a list
of protected treest is reviewed by the Cityt and the applicant is required to submit a
landscape plan that provides
that information. Mr. Mitchell informed that information has been provided to the City for their review.
Mr. Garvie nwved to appruve the site plan for the Camellia Gardens mixed-use
development to be located at
185-187 Brooks Street, with thefollowing conditions:
1. This approval is based upon the revised site plan, dated 1/
803;
/ the floor plans and elevations, dated
12130102,. the landscape plan, dated 1/ 803;
/ and aH other required documentation submitted in
conjunction with this application. Any permits issued for the development shall be reviewed in
conformance with the appruvedplans
2. ADA parking spaces shall be provided in conformance with code requirements.
3. Landscape buffers and landscaping within the parking lot areas shaH conform to the requirements of
Section 20-1838 of the Land Development Code. Irrigation specifICations shall be submitted upon
application for a building permit.
CRA 1/ 15/ 03
CAMELLIA GARDENS cont. 0 0
4. TheJina/'IOClltion and specijications of the dumptlU's and enclosures shall be reviewed and approved by
the Solid Waste DMsion.
S. As the applicll1lt has offered an easement for the public boardwalk, the easement documentation shall be
j reviewed fl1Ill approved by the City Attorney and the Public Works Depfll'tnumt. The easement shall
include provisions for City access to the boardwalk for maintenance and construction, and shall be
aligned with the boardwalk and/or easement on the abutting properties. The easement documentation for
the on-streei parking spaces and sidewalk sholl be reviewed and approved by the Public Works
Departmentprior to the issuance of a CertijicaJe of Occupancy.
6. The condominium association documents shall be reviewed and approved by the City Attorney prior to
the issuance of a CertiJicate of Occupancy, and sholl provide gUllrantees for continued maintelUlllce of
all common areas.
7. An archaeological survey of the property shall be subrmtted to the Cityfor review prior to the issuance of
a building permlt.
Mrs. Wenzel seconded motion and it carried unanimously with DeShotels, Garvie, Gibson, Nagy, Thrush,
and Wenzel infavor.
REMOVAL OF WEST MIRACLE STRIP PARKWAY FROM CRA DISTRICT
Request for consideration to remove the West Miracle Strip neighborhood from the CRA District
Jim Tucker, 590 L 'Ombre Lane and owner of property within the CRA District, requested that the area fr
Beal Parkway and Highway 98 west of the boundary of the CRA be designated as free from blight, slum, e,
and lower tax base, and that it be removed from the CRA area. He described his concerns and r ODS for
wanting the area removed from the CRA district. He also mentioned an option is available wher the CRA
would transfer funds to the City in consideration of services provided by the City to the CRA.
Judith FIasco, 229-D Alconese, SE, advised she has visited the area for at least 30 years only in the last few
years decided to relocate here because of the positive changes she has' seen the past eral years as a result of
I theCRA.
Charlene Greenwald, 206 Jet Drive, expressed .Qer opinion that as impro ents occur in the CRA area the
quality of life for the entire city will improve as new businesses m ore people and more housing, and a
better tax base.
Discussion included an exchange of views on the progress tba been made the past three to four years in the
CRA area, and opinions expressed that the CRA helps to e the City money since the City can put funds into
other areas, and by improving the downtown area the ase will increase which benefits the entire City.
Mr. Garvie moved thot the CRA District re as it is at the present time. Mrs. Wenzel seconded motion
and it carried lUUI1Iinwusly with DeShotels, Gibson,Nagy, Thrush, and Wenzel infavor.
The Board received an explanation on e lengthy process involved to remove an area' from a CRA District.
APPOINTMENT OF MEMB.
Recommendation to the Council for the appointment of a new member to the CRA Board of
Commissioners.
Judith FIasco, 22 Alconese SE, and Charlene Greenwald, 206 Jet Drive, Fort' Walton Beach, addressed the
Board on their UalificationS' and reasons for wanting to serve on the CRA.
Ms. !Vi moved to recommend to City Council that Judith Fiasco be appointed to Jill the vacancy on the
c: oard of Commissioners. Mrs. Wenzel seconded motion and it faUedfor lack ofmajority by a vote of 3
3 with Gibson, Nagy, and Wenzel iIIfavor and DeShotels, Garvie, and Thrush opposed.
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0- P~ JECT SITE - - - - ~
TOTAL LOT Area- 1.465 . ocr.. CiIICUrCO
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UII..DING :
CD\OAGE
EAS - - -
IQUNIIE FOOTAGE
NEW '"--
QKING ~ AS - - -
TOTAL LOT Area- 63.804 Iq 1t :' IOI" s. sPACES
BUILDINGS
lUJilJ. 111II1I
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TOTAL BUIU:lfNC Inc_ 17, e<45 tq It II!II.
