Fort Walton Beach Council agenda — 10-14-03 regular Council agenda — reading text

75 9/ 23/ 03 architect or nurseryman shall be submitted in 3) A landscape plan prepared by a professional landscape for a the Land Development Code upon application conformance with Article vm of Chapter 20 of the needs to depict perimeter requirements and shall indicate building permit Specifically, the plan in and the number of trees that will be replanted number of protected trees that are to be removed be preserved in areas and along Shell their place. Mature trees and landscaping shall open space be Design for an irrigation system with a well must Avenue to the maximum extent possible. provided. for continued maintenance of the 4) Condominium association documents that provide guarantees drive and all common areas shall be submitted and approved by the City Attorney and CDS private that identifies all common areas. staff. These documents must include a drawing be installed. 5) Prior to the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy one fire hydrant must Pullen, with Hoimes, Patterson, Campbell, Tucker, Mr. Kelley seconded motion and it carried unanimously Kelley, and Anderson in favor. were no citizen utilities will be at no cost to the city, and there Council received conf1l111ation that the moving of objections. Coast Association of Realtors Office Building located Consideration of a request for Site Plan Approval- Emerald at 10 Hollywood Blvd with interested parties previously sworn in. The City Attorney announced a quasi-judicial proceeding The Mayor opened the public hearing. The CDS Director advised the Emerald Coast Association plan of Realtors on tearing down their present building the same site, and that the CRA Board has approved the project with conditions. and building a one on larger of_ the public hearing was closed. As there was no one else who wished to speak, into the record. the record. The Mayor announced the Staff Report The CDS Director admitted the Staff Report into Realtors Office Building for the Emerald Coast Association of Mr. Tucker moved' to approve the site plan the following conditions: located at 10 Hollywood Boulevard, with 1, 2003, (revised August 21) and other 1) The approval was based on Site Improvement Plans dated August Choctaw Engineering, Inc.; and Architectural documents submitted through August 27, 2003 by Associates Architect, Inc., no date (Job No. 03004). elevations and floor plans submitted by Stokes in architect or nurseryman shall be submitted 2) A landscape plan prepared by a professional landscape for a 20 of the Land Development Code npon application conformance with Article vm of Chapter shall indicate the needs to depict perimeter requirements and huilding permit. Specifically, the plan in their number of protected trees that are to be removed and the number of trees that will be replanted and Shell Avenue to shall be preserved in open space areas along place. Mature trees and landscaping well must be provided. an irrigation system with a the maximum extent possible. Design for must be provided. of a key box for the Fire Department 3) Prior to the issuance of a Certificate Occupancy Avenue and Shell Avenue, SE, or pay an 4) The developer shall construct sidewalks along Hollywood to the standard cost of the required sidewalks to the City Sidewalk Development amount equivalent Fund. Tucker, Mr. Patterson seconded motion and it carried unanimously with Holmes, Patterson, Campbell, Pullen, Kelley, and Anderson in favor. U'(( il ...", ,:--;:.;, '~"""\;:; I~;)" ;- t~ ;, -\', , I 1 D\ -, (.- - -;- I' t_ -:. 1~ I 111'- If ~_ 111 \ I!...' \> It~\), t c,~.:.~ 2'. JJ'"\= Jc':::':\\ ~:!" ~ He advised that, J, ~ Michael Barnes of the Museums Ad-hoc Committee gave. an update on the Committee' s progress. the illness of another, the committee now has ten active members. because of the resignation of one member and 7s 9/ 23/ 03 J~ t ;~! 2. ;'~: Z( ll ~ j~ ~st~(~~f) ; ~~: facts and information for Council' s He explained the committee was divided into three subcommittees to gather fulfill this task by December of this year. decision, and that it is the feeling of the committee that it will be able to Council to whether it should continue with the Mr. Barnes stated the Committee is requesting direction from as two replacements. present ten members or whether Council wishes to appoint Committee' s purpose be revised to state Mr. Anderson moved that Item 4 of the Museum Ad-hoc Advisory and cons for each alternative, to Council for that the committee present all possible alternatives, with pros museums. Dr. Pullen seconded motion and