Fort Walton Beach Council agenda — 06-24-03 regular Council agenda — reading text

rigJ1t-of- way behind curb on Brooks Street. 7. The applicantshall provide a publicsidewalk along Brook Street in accordance with See. 20- 755 of the LDC; any necessary easement required by the. City for the. side. walk shan be. reviewed and approved by the Pubic Works Department prior to.the iSstIUce g.f a Certificate o.fOcupa . cy for the first unit.:  7- 03 CRA 5- SITE PLAN cont. . 8. All inf~ ctu.re. including roadways and utiJities shall. be. in place prior to the issuaDce of a Certificate of Occupancy for the first.BDit. A completion bond shall be required .prior to the issuance of permi1S for any infrastructure improvemen1s upon the site. and 9. The. condominiu.m association documents shall be reviewed and approved by the City Attorney CDS staff prior. to the issuance of a Certificate of and shall provide guarantees fOr Occupancy,. areas.. The.. condominium documents shan iDc1l1de continued m,a.mtelUUlce of an common architectural regulationS for the development stipulating all.exterior materials, proportions, building placement and residential site improvem~nts. 10. The measurement of the required SO ft.rear yard setback along Santa Rosa Sound shall be veriiied and indicated on the site plan prior to the issuance of a. building permit for the first unit. of 11. The required density bonuses shall be identified and approved by the eRA Board prior to review the the CityCouncil (paving treatments and underground utilities were identified as development by the two density bonuses that will be utilized.) 12. An archaeologiCal survey of the property shall be submitted to the City for review prior to the issuance of a building permit. . of a 13. Concurrency documentation shall be submitted and approved by city staff prior to the issuance buDding permit. . Mr. DeShotels seconded motion Ms. Fiasco announced she lives on Alconese in Camp Walton next door to the proposed project and that Mrs. Schneidenbach is her sister. Ms. advised Ms. FIasco she may vote but should file Phillips a conflict of interest forin. . The Chairman called for the vote on the motion to approve with conditions and it carried nnanimously with DeShotels, FIasco, Garvie, Thrush,and Wenzel in favor (Gibson and Nagy absent). eRA: OARD ME:MBER BUSINESS the Discussi ensued on available parking downtown and the possibility of additional parking underneath bridge, exp tioo that the cut- through Qn Highway 98 off Brooks Street will not be done by D. O. T. until next yea.rt allocating cis for public relations to inform the public of the CRA' s projects and programs, and publishing the CRA et in the paper. The CDS Director reminded the Board they reviewed the proposed noted if the Board wishes to make budget and it was sent fo ard with the recommendation it be approved. She changes, they would need to end the recommendation to Council that the CRA budget be approved. MINUTES Mrs. Wenzel moved to approve the nutes for April 2, 2063. Mr. DeShotels seconded inotion and it carried nnanimously with DeShotels, Garvie, Thrush and Wenzel in favor ( Gibson and Nagy absent).- JUNE MEETING The next regular meeting will be held on Wednesda ADJOURNMENT 7"25 Being no further business the meeting adjourned at p.m.  LAND DEVELOP:MENT CODE i 20-695 1) De ' ment plcr:n review process. The d&' V'elopment plan review process is pur section' 20- 68, ept as provided below: of the Exemptions. Exempt! to the development plan r~ ew followin~ 1) All permits for plumbing, hea extmguisbing equipment, and or minor' work inc1u dditions attached to existing 2) All permit applicatio 50 percent of the existing buildings floor area and parking buildings less the development review committe , established' by lots sh e approved by trative policy, if all 'req,cirements of the land development co been satisfied. Residential density in the MlTW-12 district m) Peiformance standard density bonuses. to 1. 25 times the mjl; ,nmum base density limit of 12 units per gross acre may be increased by up by providing additional amenities upon ap rovalo. f a site plan petition by city council. Density , as described below, but bon1.ises are determ.ined by the number and type of amenities provided 15 units per acre.' in no event shall the density. exceed as follows: Density bonuses may;be awarded I " dedication: Provision. of a miIrlmum 10-foot wide 1) Shol'ellile boardwa1k easement ter1ine for a public boardwalk = 1 maximum. easement landward of the meanbigh wa. acre (MDBDUA). Provision of a niiniinum lO-foot . ' density bonuses in dwelling units per wide easement landward of the mean.high wa. ter line and construction of a ptiblic eci. f i c at i o ns = 2 bOaJ' in conformance with the ~ ty's boardwalk d'1~ construction. sp, MPBDUA. . . by perimeter street trees 40% and and landscaping: Increase the number of 2) Plan1?ng inch = .25 MDBDUA. inC1'ease the r" i" imum required tree c8.1iper . by one f' . . .. which considers surface . ,801m- reflection materlal 3) Paving treatments: Paving design transition with public spaces, and absorption, texture and color, ricbD.ess and unity, creation of an arrival plaza and internal circulation' design :;:: .2.5. MDBDUA. The schemes ( vebicular and pedestrian) s~ utilize different materials to separate paving of the outdoor pedestrian walkways and define varying use areas, and 100 percent shall utilize decorative paving. features, considering ~ o'Vement, SOYD-d, 4) Water features: Provision of major water and coorclinatioIi with plazas cooling effect, visual impact, transition public spaces, to features or other 25 MDBDUA.This bonus is only available for wa.ter special places = . of the building as listed on the building that exceed one- half of one percent ofth~ cost permit application. architectural and design features, and lighting 5) Lighting: Provision of accent lighting of 25 :MDBDUA. of.plant and landscape materials and areas = . lines = . 25 :MDBDUA. 7'6) ( Underground utility lines: Provision of all underground utility 1402. 19 Supp. No. 10- 2001  n IJ i5" U U II B :E in 11 nn IlliIi~II 1 Iii I I ~~ II j; i I1 JU! I 1111 2"11.( ~