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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2007-09-27 Planning & Zoning Advisory Board Minutes MINUTES CITY OF DANIA BEACH PLANNING AND ZONING ADVISORY BOARD REGULAR MEETING Commission Chambers Thursday, September 27,2007 7:15 PM ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING ADVISORY BOARD WITH REGARD TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS,AND FOR SUCH PURPOSE MAY NEED TO ENSURE TRAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED, LOBBYIST REGISTRATION REQUIRED-REGISTRATION AS A LOBBYIST IN THE CITY OF DANIA BEACH IS REQUIRED IF ANY PERSON,FIRM OR CORPORATION IS BEING PAID TO LOBBY THE COMMISSION ON ANY PETITION OR ISSUE PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE NO.01-93.REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION CENTER. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS CE TO IPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS CONTACT LOUISE STILSO CITY CLERK,100 W DANIA BEAACH BLVD,DANIA BS ACT,PERSONS EACCK FL 3004,(EDING 54)924-36 22,ATCLEAST 48 OURS PRIOR TO THE MEETING. SHOULD IN CONSIDERATION OF OTHERS,WE ASK THAT YOU: A.PLEASE TURN CELL PHONES OFF,OR PLACE ON VIBRATE.IF YOU MUST MAKE A CALL,PLEASE STEP OUT INTO THE ATRIUM,IN ORDER NOT TO INTERRUPT THE MEETING. B.IF YOU MUST SPEAK TO SOMEONE IN THE AUDIENCE,PLEASE SPEAK SOFTLY OR GO OUT INTO THE ATRIUM,IN ORDER NOT TO INTERRUPT THE MEETING. ROLL CALL Edward Bourgeois Present Laurence Leeds,AICP,Director Community Development Lottye Crooms Present Thomas Ansbro, City Attorney Angeline Flowers Present Lou Ann Cunningham,Board Clerk Patrick Schilling Excused Paul Fetscher Present ed b Lo e Crooms to excuse Patrick Schilling. Motion made b Edward Bourgeois second y Lott ye was y g passed unanimously. PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD ITEMS 1) RZ-14-05 — Rezoning request by Troy Ippolito, T.H.B., Inc., for property located on the West side of SW 25 b Avenue South of Griffin Road from the current zoning designation of Broward County Single Family (R-1C) to City of Dania Beach Planned (PRD-1) to allow the construction of 18 two-family villas for a total of 36 units. PL-20-05 -Perimeter plat approval to allow the proposed construction of 36 residential lots (18 two-family villas). SP-05-06 - to allow the construction of 18 two-family villas, totaling $6 residential dwelling units in a gated community. WA-42-06 -Waivers to allow the following: Planning and Zoning Advisory Board Meeting 1 September 27,2007 MINUTES a) 30% - 39% pervious area per lot for 12 of the 36 lots. (Chapter 28, Article 29 Pervious and Impervious Areas, allows a minimum of 40%pervious area for residential uses). b) 10 foot interior side yard setback (Chapter 28, Article 20, Supplementary Use Regulations Planned Residential Development (PRD-1) requires a 15 foot interior side yard setback). Laurence Leeds, AICP, Director Community Development addressed the board to describe the proposed site plan request and associated development applications for the construction of 18 two-family villas for a total of 36 units. Mr. Leeds gave a brief history of past development proposals for the site over the past two years. He described staffs development review comments for the project and staffs recommendations. The Planning and Zoning Advisory Board deferred this request in 2006, recommending that the applicant meet with the neighbors regarding the proposed site plan. Since the plan was first reviewed, the applicant eliminated four units (from 40 to 36), provide additional guest parking, and more clearly defined public and private open spaces. Based on the plan revisions the project is generally compatible with the adjoining residential P P J g Y P J g development. Staff has no objection to approval (Zoning Change, Plat, Site Plan, Waivers) subject to the following conditions: 1. Applicant to provide a tree preservation bond to assure compensation for trees that do not survive preservation or relocation(Amount to be determined prior to Commission Review). 2. Applicant to pay to the City's Tree Preservation Fund the value of the trees to be removed from the site (Amount to be determined prior to Commission Review). 3. Tree bond and mitigation amounts shall be deposited prior to issuance of any clearing, filling, or construction permits(Landscape Consultant). 4. Tree removal permits shall not be issued until developer applies for a building permit and submits permit level drawings. 5. On Sheets E-2, L-1, and LP-1, E-2, provide 4"X 4"tapping sleeve and value, 4"X 8" increaser(reducer) and 8"G.V. (Public Services). 6. On Sheet L-1, do not plant trees over or adjacent to utilities(Public Services). 7. Recommend installation of solar lighting(Public Services). 8. Submission of sealed fire flow calculations to determine water demand requirements for this project (Fire Marshal). 9. Fire Department to perform on-site evaluation of fire flow test(Fire Marshall). 10. 35%pervious area allowed for 12 of the 36 units. At this time Attorney Emerson Allsworth, representing the applicant, addressed the board to describe the proposed request. Mr. Allsworth discussed the traffic concerns, open space and changes made to the plan from the original proposed project. Planning and Zoning Advisory Board Meeting 2 MINUTES September 27,2007 Chairman Fetcher opened the item for public comment, Leeann Schwisher addressed the board with questions regarding the logistics of the sidewalk, wall and park. In addition she questioned when the start date of the project will take place and if the land is sold will the site plan approval follow. Attorney Ansbro indicated that the new owner will have to come back to the City Commission. Mr. Leeds clarified indicating that the applicant has 1 year to obtain building permits. Ms. Schwisher concluded indicating that she would like to see the land maintained until construction begins. Mr. heeds further clarified that the site will need to be cleaned up and the arborist will be out at the site to confirm the trees on the site. Further discussion regarding the open space shown on the plan as dry retention area and safety issues for the public. Brad Hinman.2622 Griffin Road addressed the board spoke in favor of the project. Sally Johnson 4987 SW 25 Avenue addressed the board spoke against the project as it does not fit the neighborhood. Hearing no one or seeing no one further the public hearing was closed. Hearing no further discussion, a motion was made by Lottye Crooms, seconded by Edward Bourgeois to recommend approval of the rezoning request RZ-14-05. Motion passed on the following roll call: Edward Bourgeois — yes Lottye Crooms — yes Angeline Flowers — yes Paul Fetscher — yes Hearing no further discussion, a motion was made by Edward Bourgeois, seconded by Lottye Crooms to recommend approval of the rezoning request PL-20-05. Motion passed on the following roll call: Edward Bourgeois — yes Lottye Crooms — yes Angeline Flowers — yes Paul Fetscher — yes Hearing no further discussion, a motion was made by Lottye Crooms, seconded by Angeline Flowers to recommend approval of the site plan request SP-05-06 subject to staffs conditions and recommendations. Motion passed on the following roll call: Edward Bourgeois — yes Lottye Crooms — yes - Angeline Flowers — yes Paul Fetscher yes Hearing no further discussion, a motion was made by Lottye Crooms, seconded by Edward Bourgeois to recommend approval of the waivers WA-42-06. Motion passed on the following roll call: Planning and Zoning Advisory Board Meeting 3 September 27 2007 MINUTES Edward Bourgeois — yes Lottye Crooms — yes Angeline Flowers — yes Paul Fetscher — yes 2) PL-15-05 — Request by Paul Douglas of Douglas Development Group, Inc. representing Wilson Atkinson, President of Griffin Point, Inc. for a perimeter plat approval of the "Griffin Point Plat" for property generally located on the north side of Griffin Road west of Ravenswood Road in the City of Dania Beach. Laurence Leeds, AICP, Director Community Development described the proposed plat request. Mr. Leeds stated that staff recommends approval subject to the applicant addressing the following issues prior to this item being placed on the agenda for the City Commission: 1. Submission of signed and sealed survey. 2. Survey must show location of all easements and right-of-way identified in the opinion of title prepared by Richard Coker. Revise plat note#2 accordingly. 3. On signature page, 2 signature lines are provided for the City's Planning and Zoning Board chairperson. Eliminate one and replace with the City Engineer. 4. Provide NVAL line openings as per City Commission recommendation. Rod Finer with the firm of Coker and Finer representing the applicant addressed the board concurring with staff s comments. Chairman Fetcher opened the item for public comment, hearing no one or seeing no one the public hearing was closed. Hearing no further discussion, a motion was made by Angeline Flowers, seconded by Lottye Crooms to recommend approval of the perimeter plat PL-15-05 with the conditions indicated by staff. Motion passed on the following roll call: Edward Bourgeois — yes Lottye Crooms — yes Angeline Flowers — yes Paul Fetscher — yes 3) VA-29-07 -Request by Jeffery Gross Associates Architects, P.A. representing the property owner American Maritime Officers Building Corporation of Florida, (AMO), for property located at 604 South Federal Highway, Dania Beach, for a variance to reduce the required parking by 17 spaces. SP-28-07—Site plan request for the proposed construction of a 1,600 sq. ft. office addition to be located behind an existing office located at 604 South Federal Highway. Laurence Leeds, AICP, Director Community Development addressed the board describing the request by the American Maritime Officers Building Corporation for the construction of a 1,600 square foot modular building with an associated variance to reduce parking. Mr. Leeds indicated that staff has no objection to the site plan approval and that the variance approval is at the discretion of the Planning and Zoning Board. Planning and Zoning Advisory Board Meeting 4 MINUTES September 27,2007 Jeffrey Gross, Architect for the applicant addressed the board describing the request and the unique conditions and history of the AMO facility. Chairman Fetcher opened the item for public comment, hearing no one or seeing no one the public hearing was closed. Hearing no further discussion, a motion was made by Lottye Crooms, seconded by Edward Bourgeois to recommend approval of variance request VA-29-07. Motion passed on the following roll call: Edward Bourgeois — yes Lottye Crooms — yes Angeline Flowers — yes Paul Fetscher — yes Hearing no further discussion, a motion was made by Lottye Crooms, seconded by Edward Bourgeois to recommend approval of site plan request SP-28-07. Motion passed on the following roll call: Edward Bourgeois — yes . Lottye Crooms — yes Angeline Flowers — yes Paul Fetscher — yes 4) Request by Nick Economos, on behalf of the property owner Griffin Road Partners, LLC, for property generally located at Northeast corner of Griffin Road and Ravenswood Road, a/k/a 2081 Griffin Road for the following items: VA-31-07—Variance request for the following: 1. Request to allow a 90-foot high, 450 square foot pole sign; (Chapter 28, Article 28 Signs allows a maximum of a 50-foot high and 48 square feet pole sign). 2. Request to provide 551 parking spaces (Chapter 28, Article 6.21 Schedule of Off- Street Parking Requirements states a total of 590 parking spaces are required). 3. Request to allow 4 loading berths; (Chapter 28, Article 6.22 Off-Street Loading, requires a minimum of 10). 4. Request to allow office loading berths to be as small as 9' x 18'; (Chapter 28, Article 6.22 Off-Street Loading,requires minimum loading berth size to be 12' X 25' X 14'). 5. Request to reduce the size of the internal and terminal landscape islands to allow 5' — 10' wide terminal landscape islands; (Chapter 26, Vegetation, Article 26-47 Landscaping,requires 10 foot wide terminal landscape islands). WA-30-07—Request for commission waiver for the following: 1. Request to provide 24% pervious area. (Chapter 28, Article 29 Pervious and Impervious Areas, allows a minimum of 30%pervious area). 2. Request to provide an office building with 10 foot front yard along Griffin Road (Chapter 28,Article 18,IROM, Section 18.60 requires a 62 foot setback). 3. Request to provide an office building with 10 foot interior side lot line (Chapter 28, Article 18, IROM, Section 18.60 requires 31 1/2-foot for interior side yards). Planning and Zoning Advisory Board Meeting 5 September 27,2007 MINUTES 1 • SP-91-06 — Site plan request for the proposed construction of two hotels, and an office building. Laurence Leeds, AICP, Director Community Development addressed the board describing the request and the past and existing conditions at the site. Mr. Leeds described the parking variance to allow 551 parking spaces where 590 spaces are required. He further stated that staff is recommending approval (consistent with variances at the Hilton and the Marriot) if the applicant (a) commits to a on-demand 7 day/24 hour shuttle and (b) subjects the land to a parking easement allowing customers to park anywhere on the site. Mr. Leeds described the request for the variance for loading berths indicating that the loading berth requirement is primarily intended for commercial and retail uses,not office buildings or hotels and that staff has no objection to the requested variance. Mr. Leeds discussed the variance request for pole sign size and height, indicating that staff recommends approval as the request is consistent with prior City Commission approvals of hotel development along the I-95 corridor and that there will be no impact on residential properties. Mr. Leeds described the landscape island variance and pervious area waiver indicating that staff is recommending approval, subject to applicant adding 1,600+ square feet of landscape islands scattered throughout the Griffin Road parking area. Mr. Leeds described the setback waiver request, indicating that staff is recommending approval of the front yard waiver (additional setback area is provided between the curb and the lot line, providing approximately 25 feet between the curb and the office building), and approval of the side yard waiver (adjacent property is non-conforming with respect to pervious area and parking) as there is no impact on residential uses. Mr. Leeds concluded stating that staff has reviewed the proposed site plan and associated variances and waivers subject to the following recommendations: 1. All landscaped areas must be curbed w/type "D" or"F" curbing. Identify on site plan. 2. Maximum wall enclosure of dumpster is 6'; 8' proposed. Revise accordingly (Planning Division). 3. Must provide recorded copy of plat prior to issuance of a building permit (Planning Division). 4. FAA approval of buildings and pole sign prior to issuance of a building permit. 5. 7 day/24 hour on-demand hotel shuttle. 6. Entire project subject to a parking easement allowing customers to park anywhere on the site. 7. Fire Department and Public Services Comments (Attachment 1) 8. Medical Office allowed only upon a showing that sufficient parking is available based on medical office parking requirements (1 space per 150 sq. ft. of gross floor area). Planning and Zoning Advisory Board Meeting 6 MINUTES September 27,2007 Sue Delegal, Attorney representing the applicant addressed the board introducing the property owner Nick Economos and the development team. Ms. Delegal described the request indicating that the applicant concurs with staffs recommendations for the project. Ms. Delegal indicated that the applicant feels that it is more appropriate to move the building back 10 feet and add the additional landscaping as suggested by staff. Nick Economos addressed the boards concerns regarding the signage at the site and comparisons to the sign at the Hilton Gardens site on Stirling Road. Chairman Fetcher opened the item for public comment, hearing no one or seeing no one the public hearing was closed. Hearing no finther discussion, a motion was made by Edward Bourgeois, seconded by Lottye Crooms to recommend approval of the site plan SP-91-06 subject to staffs 8 conditions. Motion passed on the following roll call: Edward Bourgeois — yes Lottye Crooms — yes Angeline Flowers — yes Paul Fetscher — yes Hearing no further discussion, a motion was made by Lottye Crooms, seconded by Edward Bourgeois, to recommend approval of variance VA-31-07, subject to staffs 8 conditions. Motion passed on the following roll call: Edward Bourgeois — yes Lottye Crooms — yes Angeline Flowers — yes Paul Fetscher — yes Hearing no further discussion, a motion was made by Angeline Flowers, seconded by Lottye Crooms to recommend approval of waiver WA-30-07, subject to staffs 8 conditions. Motion passed on the following roll call: Edward Bourgeois — yes Lottye Crooms — yes Angeline Flowers — yes Paul Fetscher — yes 5) Revisions to the allowed uses in all C-Districts, TOD, TOC-1 and TOC-2 Districts. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 28 OF THE CITY CODE OF ORDINANCES, ENTITLED "ZONING", TO ALLOW OUTDOOR FRESH PRODUCE MARKETS AS ACCESSORY USES TO RETAIL USES WHICH BPOR.IlVIARIL�Y RSELL ETAIL IN UNPREPARED (UNCOOKED)CI �RCOIAL OR BEVERAGES OR DISTRICTS), THE TOD DISTRICTS (TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTS) AND THE TOC-1 AND 2 DISTRICTS (TRANSIT ORIENTED CORRIDOR DISTRICTS); PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY;FURTHER,PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Attorney Thomas Ansbro addressed the board to describe the request for a change to the zoning associated with produce stands. Laurence Leeds, AICP, Director Community Development, addressed the board giving a brief history of the request which would allow an Planning and Zoning Advisory Board Meeting 7 September 27,2007 MINUTES • 0 open produce market associated with an established district. Mr. Leeds had one request relating to the display area cannot be located within a designated driveway on the site. Mr. Leeds does not want there to be a conflict with oncoming traffic on the site and to allow temporary signs for the weekends. Mr. Leeds indicated that he did not receive Commission direction regarding the signage issue. Susan Sellars 321 SE P Street, Dania Beach addressed the board describing her request to allow a farmers market. She indicated that previously they were operating as part of the Women's Club. She described the proposed operation to the board. Mr. Leeds indicated that if Ms. Sellars would like to adjust the signage to be allowed, it should be discussed tonight so that it can be incorporated into the proposed ordinance. The board indicated to staff to make the Chairman Fetcher opened the item for public comment, hearing no one or seeing no one the public hearing was closed. Hearing no further discussion, a motion was made by Angeline Flowers, seconded by Edward Bourgeois to recommend approval of the proposed ordinance with the changes discussed regarding signage and location on the site. Motion passed on the following roll call: Edward Bourgeois — yes Lottye Crooms — yes Angeline Flowers — yes Paul Fetscher — yes Adjourn Planning and Zoning Advisory Board Meeting 8 MINUTES September 27,2007