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OFFICE
OF CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL AGENDA
OF OCTOBER 14, 2008 |
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AMENDMENTS
and SUBSTITUTES |
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Compiled by: Research Division |
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06-591 |
Amendment |
(Floor)
Incorporates Finance Committee amendment provisions; further provides that
any funds not appropriated from the Soutel/Moncrief Retail Redevelopment
Trust Fund in the plan for debt service and obligations, current or future,
related to meeting the objectives of the plan shall be returned to the
General Fund of the City and shall be swept into a Special Council
Contingency-Soutel/Moncrief CRA account with all interest thereon on an
annual basis. (Finance)
Establishes the 2008 (rather than 2005) tax assessment as the base for the
increment; revises a resolution citing (Resolution 2006-357-A rather than resolution
2006-134-A); provides for a Revised Exhibit 1 (redevelopment plan); replaces
references to the City’s fiscal year with reference to time frames required
by Florida Statutes; reduces boundary by not including the property at 5045
Soutel Drive; requests that JEDC review possible modification of the plan to
include additional area; makes other technical corrections. |
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08-296 |
Substitute |
Revises
recitals; authorizes the Director of the Public Works Dept. to issue a
franchise agreement to Duval Multi-Residential Services, Inc., to collect and
transport non-residential solid waste; makes agreement subject to conditions
recommended by the Public Works Dept., attaching the transmittal letter
containing said conditions as Exhibit 1. |
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08-372 |
Amendment |
Requires
that the deed provide restrictions and reversion (within 36 months of the
date of the deed, Operation New Hope to have received a certificate of
occupancy for a single-family dwelling and thereafter transfer the improved
subject property to an income eligible individual or individuals; reversion
back to City if Operation New Hope ceases to use the subject property for the
described purposes). |
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08-413 |
Substitute |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Substitute
changes the Ordinance from a “Small Scale” Land Use Map Amendment to a
“Semi-Annual” Land Use Map Amendment due to a rule-change by the Department
of Community Affairs. |
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08-415 |
Substitute |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Substitute
changes the Ordinance from a “Small Scale” Land Use Map Amendment to a
“Semi-Annual” Land Use Map Amendment due to a rule-change by the Department
of Community Affairs. |
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08-417 |
Substitute |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Substitute
changes the Ordinance from a “Small Scale” Land Use Map Amendment to a
“Semi-Annual” Land Use Map Amendment due to a rule-change by the Department
of Community Affairs. |
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08-420 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
adds the following conditions to the PUD:
development shall proceed in accordance with the Development Services
transportation memorandum dated May 16th, 2008 and the
Transportation Planning Section transportation memorandum date June 16, 2008,
or as otherwise approved by the Planning and Development Department; a pregnancy counseling center with
ancillary medical services subordinate to the primary use shall be permitted,
however the following permitted uses and permissible uses by Exception in the
CRO Zoning District are specifically prohibited: medical clinics, banks, drive-throughs, cosmetology
and similar uses, fitness and gymnastic centers, stage theatres, rooming
houses, residential treatment centers, group care homes, and emergency
shelters; the parking lot shall be
brought into compliance with Part 12 of the Zoning Code and a sidewalk shall
be provided from Main Street to the driveway;
no vehicular access shall be permitted from Sago Avenue; only nonilluminated signs shall be allowed
pursuant to the CRO Zoning District criteria found in Part 13 of the Zoning
Code; and the developer shall provide
a buffer between uncomplementary uses along the northerly property line per
Section 656.1216 of the Zoning Code. |
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08-545 |
Substitute |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Substitute
changes the Ordinance from a “Small Scale” Land Use Map Amendment to a
“Semi-Annual” Land Use Map Amendment due to a rule-change by the Department
of Community Affairs. |
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08-551 |
Substitute |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Substitute
changes the Ordinance from a “Small Scale” Land Use Map Amendment to a
“Semi-Annual” Land Use Map Amendment due to a rule-change by the Department
of Community Affairs. |
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08-563 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
incorporates a revised PUD Written Description dated September 17 and a
revised PUD Site Plan dated September 17 and adds the following conditions to
the PUD: the
ordinance serves as the Final Order pursuant to Council Rule 6.310. The Council hereby adopts the findings
contained in Exhibit 3, attached (excerpt from LUZ Transcript); development shall proceed in accordance
with the Development Services Division transportation memorandum dated
September 8, 2008 (except for comment #3) and the FDOT Memorandum dated July
22, 2008, or as otherwise approved by the Planning and Development Department
and FDOT; at the time of verification of substantial
compliance of the PUD, the developer shall submit a phasing schedule for
review and approval by the Planning and Development Department; prior to any residential development beyond
30 units per acre, an enhanced mass transit station with amenities shall be
completed in a manner that is consistent with, and supports long-range
planning options, including a potential BRT, bus rapid transit, commuter, or
other transit modes identified by the JTA.
The enhanced transit station shall accommodate a current fixed route
bus to BRT services, and shall include two kiosks providing passenger and
system information, route maps, ticketing via machine, real time schedules,
next bus arriving information, lighting, music, cooling fans, and
benches. The station shall be oriented
to allow waiting passengers convenient access to retail services, and the
facility shall substantially comply with the facility requirements in Part 14
of the Zoning Code, subject to review and approval by the Planning and
Development Department; the
roundabouts shall contain a fountain feature and/or piece of public art; the
developer shall provide at least one dedicated parking space per multifamily
dwelling unit, plus one guest parking space per three multifamily dwelling
units, or a minimum of 1.33 spaces per multifamily dwelling unit; sidewalks
along Jackson Square Boulevard shall be at least eight feet in width; at the
time of verification of substantial compliance of the PUD, the developer
shall provide a pedestrian plan that shows street trees, street furniture
along Jackson Square Boulevard and perimeter landscaping areas fronting
Philips Highway; all entry signage shall be architecturally consistent, monument
style, and limited to 200 square feet per sign face; signage that advertises
multifamily uses shall be nonilluminated or externally illuminated, except on
Philips Highway or Jackson Square Boulevard, where signage may be internally
illuminated; development shall substantially comply with the revised site
plan dated September 17, 2008 and maximum lot coverage shall not exceed 80%;
any multifamily housing development within the PUD shall be designed and
constructed in accordance with CPTED standards, as recommended by the
Jacksonville Journey Neighborhood Safety and Stability Committee; the owner
and management of any multifamily apartments developed within the PUD shall
participate in the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Crime Free Multi-family
Housing Program in accordance with the recommendations of the Jacksonville
Journey Neighborhood Safety and Stability Committee; Phase One residential
development shall be limited to 30 units per gross acre of the PUD. Phase One shall contain a minimum of 15,000
square feet of office/retail uses. No
additional residential development shall be permitted until a minimum of
50,000 square feet of office/retail has been constructed; no development
greater than 53 feet in height shall be permitted within 100 feet of the
westerly boundary of the PUD, adjacent to the FEC right-of-way; development shall comply with the
Comprehensive Plan requirement of 150 square feet of open space per
residential unit; a minimum of 50% of the landscaping requirements shall be
provided on-site. A ten foot perimeter
buffer shall be provided adjacent to single family residences located along
the north property line at the time of verification of substantial compliance
of the PUD. Vehicle Use Areas shall be
landscaped in accordance with Part 12 of the Zoning Code; traffic calming
devices shall be provided along River Oaks Road subject to review and
approval by the Planning and Development Department; the 30-foot right-of-way
proposed for dedication to the JTA as depicted on the approved site plan,
shall be dedicated to the JTA without cost or conditions if and when JTA
determines that it will accept the right-of-way and has plans to use such
corridor for rapid transit purposes.
If JTA determines that the PUD property is the correct location for a
rapid transit station, then the development shall dedicate land to the JTA
for a rapid transit station and participate in construction and operation of
the rapid transit station as may be required by JTA’s adopted standard and
conditions, including provision of any required commuter/off-site parking. |
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08-650 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
adds the following conditions to the PUD:
development shall proceed in accordance with the Development Services
transportation memorandum dated July 30, 2008, or as otherwise approved by
the Planning and Development Department. |
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08-703 |
Substitute |
Omits
provisions repealing Section 124.103 and providing for transmittal of changes
to Municipal Code Corporation; revises Section 124.103 by replacing provisions
with statement that the Fees Schedule for Medical Examiner Services, and any
changes, shall require approval by Council, with the approved schedule being
placed on file with the Division of Legislative Services; approves a fee
schedule and directs that it be placed it on file. |
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08-704 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a Revised Exhibit 1 (adds provision to contract stating that Ordinance
Code fee provisions are to be followed for any additional services rendered). |
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08-705 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a Revised Exhibit 1 (adds provision to contract stating that Ordinance
Code fee provisions are to be followed for any additional services rendered). |
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08-706 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a Revised Exhibit 1 (adds provision to contract stating that Ordinance
Code fee provisions are to be followed for any additional services rendered). |
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08-707 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a Revised Exhibit 1 (adds provision to contract stating that Ordinance
Code fee provisions are to be followed for any additional services rendered). |
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08-708 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a Revised Exhibit 1 (adds provision to contract stating that Ordinance
Code fee provisions are to be followed for any additional services rendered). |
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08-709 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a Revised Exhibit 1 (adds provision to contract stating that Ordinance
Code fee provisions are to be followed for any additional services rendered). |
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08-712 |
Amendment |
Clarifies
that the Chairman of the Jacksonville Housing and Community Development
Commission is to be appointed from the 11-member board for a term of 2 years;
clarifies that the Chairman of the Jacksonville Housing Finance Authority is
to be appointed from the 5-member board for a term of 2 years. |
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08-714 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
incorporates a revised PUD Written Description dated September 18, 2008, a
revised Legal Description to correct technical errors, corrects the bill to
indicate the request is to change the Zoning District from CN to PUD (as
opposed to CN and CCG-2 to
PUD) and adds the following conditions to the PUD: development shall proceed in accordance
with the Development Services transportation memorandum dated August 27,
2008, or as otherwise approved by the Planning and Development Department,
FDOT, and JTA; boats and other similar
items shall not be stacked; a
landscape plan indicating a continuous hedge and a tree (40 feet on center)
in front of the black vinyl dipped chain link fence, which may include black
canvas cloth, along Connie Jean Road shall be provided, subject to review and
approval by the Planning and Development Department at the time of
verification of substantial compliance of the PUD; all light fixtures, including security
lighting, shall be cutoff fixtures and should be incorporated as an integral
design element that complements the design of the building and project
through its design style, materials, and color, all cutoff fixtures shall not
have more than one percent lamp lumens above horizontal, all sag lenses, drop
lenses, and convex lenses shall be prohibited, illumination levels at all
property lines shall not exceed one-half footcandle where adjacent to
residential areas or rights-of-way and one footcandle where adjacent to
nonresidential uses, a lighting plan showing photometrics, pole height and fixtures
shall be submitted at the time of verification of substantial compliance with
the PUD for review and approval by the Planning and Development Department. |
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08-720 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
adds the following conditions to the PUD:
development shall proceed in accordance with the Development Services
transportation memorandum dated August
27, 2008, or as otherwise approved by the Planning and Development Department
and FDOT; Property identification
signage shall be limited to one internally or externally illuminated monument
sign not exceeding 150 square feet in area and 20 feet in height, the
monument sign shall be at least 200 feet from the north residential property
line, wall signs shall not exceed 10 percent of the occupancy frontage or
respective side of the building abutting a public right-of-way, total sign
area on the site shall not exceed that area otherwise allowed by code; buffer trees along the north property line
shall be three-inch minimum caliper, existing trees along the north property
line and extending 60 feet into the property shall remain undisturbed, the
property shall otherwise be subject to and be in compliance with all
provisions of the Zoning Code including Part 6 regarding parking and Part 12
regarding landscaping and tree protection. |
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08-726 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a Revised Exhibit 1 (amended BT). |
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08-729 |
Amendment |
Reflects
that the Council is confirming the Mayor’s appointment (rather than
appointing), and specifies that appointment is for a first full term (rather
than for an unexpired term). |
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08-730 |
Amendment |
Specifies
that appointment is for a first full term (rather than for an unexpired
term). |
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08-731 |
Amendment |
Reflects
that the Council is confirming the Mayor’s appointment (rather than
appointing), and specifies that appointment is for a first full term (rather
than for an unexpired term). |
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08-732 |
Amendment |
Specifies
that appointment is for a first full term (rather than for an unexpired
term). |
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08-733 |
Amendment |
Specifies
that appointment is for a first full term (rather than for an unexpired
term). |
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08-734 |
Amendment |
Reflects
that the Council is confirming the Mayor’s appointment (rather than
appointing), and specifies that appointment is for a first full term (rather
than for an unexpired term). |
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08-735 |
Amendment |
Reflects
that the Council is confirming the Mayor’s appointment (rather than
appointing), and specifies that appointment is for a first full term (rather
than for an unexpired term). |
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08-736 |
Amendment |
Reflects
that the Council is confirming the Mayor’s appointment (rather than
appointing), and specifies that appointment is for a first full term (rather
than for an unexpired term). |
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08-737 |
Amendment |
Reflects
that the Council is confirming the Mayor’s appointment (rather than
appointing), and specifies that appointment is for a first full term (rather
than for an unexpired term). |
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08-738 |
Amendment |
Specifies
that appointment is for a first full term (rather than for an unexpired
term). |
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08-739 |
Amendment |
Specifies
that appointment is for a first full term (rather than for an unexpired
term). |
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08-760 |
Amendment |
Corrects
name of developer (“Moye” rather than “Maye”); provides for a revised fair
share agreement, which replaces Exhibit G (description of reserved capacity)
of the contract. |
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08-765 |
Amendment |
Appropriates
funds from a CSX RR/Paxon Community account (rather than a CSX/Grand Park
Community Reserve account) and revises the account number (PW0482-03 rather
than PW0482-02). |
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08-766 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
adds language to the bill to repeal the previous “Small Scale” Land Use Map
Amendment on the same property since the current “Semi-Annual” Land Use Map
Amendment is now required by the Department of Community Affairs due to a
rule change. |
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08-767 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
adds language to the bill to repeal the previous “Small Scale” Land Use Map
Amendment on the same property since the current “Semi-Annual” Land Use Map
Amendment is now required by the Department of Community Affairs due to a
rule change. |
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08-768 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
adds language to the bill to repeal the previous “Small Scale” Land Use Map
Amendment on the same property since the current “Semi-Annual” Land Use Map
Amendment is now required by the Department of Community Affairs due to a
rule change. |
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08-769 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
adds language to the bill to repeal the previous “Small Scale” Land Use Map
Amendment on the same property since the current “Semi-Annual” Land Use Map
Amendment is now required by the Department of Community Affairs due to a
rule change. |
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08-770 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
adds language to the bill to repeal the previous “Small Scale” Land Use Map
Amendment on the same property since the current “Semi-Annual” Land Use Map
Amendment is now required by the Department of Community Affairs due to a
rule change. |
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08-773 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
adds an “asterisk” to the Future Land Use Map to limit development on the
Subject Property to 5,041,400 square feet of Light Industrial and supporting
uses and revises Exhibit 2 (Map) to reflect the same. |
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08-774 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
incorporates a revised PUD Written Description dated October 7, 2008 and a
revised PUD Site Plan dated October 7, 2008 to reflect the limitation of 5,041,400
square feet of Light Industrial and supporting uses adopted in companion
Ordinance 2008-773 and adds the following conditions to the PUD: development shall proceed in accordance
with the FDOT memorandum dated
September 12, 2008, or as otherwise approved by the Planning and
Development Department; and the maximum height for any warehouse structure shall be 60
feet. |
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08-782 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
adds the following conditions to the PUD:
development shall proceed in accordance with the Development Services
transportation memorandum dated September 3, 2008, and the Transportation
Planning Section transportation memorandum dated September 12, 2008, or as
otherwise approved by the Planning and Development Department; no alcohol-related uses shall be allowed
within the PUD; No outside storage of
shipping containers or truck trailers shall be allowed in the buffer areas
thus minimizing any impact from industrial noise on neighboring properties,
in order to attenuate the potential noise impacts, no loading dock bays may
be visible when viewed from an adjoining property having a residential use or
residential zoning; architectural elevations shall be consistent with Section
122 of the Jacksonville Design Guidelines and Best Practices Handbook,
specifically 122(A); the Duval Road
right-of-way buffer shall have a minimum of one shade tree or evergreen tree
for every 25 linear feet of frontage and a minimum of three understory trees,
canopy pines or palms for every 80 linear feet of frontage, at no time shall
the number of pines or palms exceed 50 percent of the total number of
required understory trees, additionally, 50 percent of the total number of
all understory trees, excluding pines,
provided within the right-of-way buffer must be a continuous evergreen
species, right-of-way tree plantings shall follow the Design Guidelines and
Best Practices Handbook, Section 15.11;
perimeter landscaping and fencing shall be provided in accordance with
Section 15.20 of the Design and Best Practices Handbook; all screening shall be visually integrated
into the overall character theme and architectural design of the project in
accordance with Section 16 of the Design Guidelines and Best Practices
Handbook; the lighting design of the
project should be designed to visually enhance the overall aesthetic
appearance of the project and the streetscape, provide safe and efficient
lighting for both pedestrian and vehicular users and avoid obtrusive light
overspill onto adjacent properties; architectural elevations, the landscape
plan and lighting design plan, including a photometrics plan, pole and
fixture schedule, and a statement certifying that the design meets all design
guideline compliance standards for the project shall be submitted for review
and approval by the Planning and Development Department at the time of
verification of substantial compliance of the PUD. |
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08-787 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
adds an “asterisk” to the Future Land Use Map to limit development on the
Subject Property to 4,800,000 square feet of Light Industrial and supporting
uses and revises Exhibit 2 (Map) to reflect the same. |
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08-788 |
Amendment |
Per the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment
incorporates a revised PUD Written Description dated October 7, 2008 and a
revised PUD Site Plan dated October 7, 2008 to reflect the limitation of
4,800,000 square feet of Light Industrial and supporting uses adopted in
companion Ordinance 2008-787 and adds the following conditions to the
PUD: development
shall proceed in accordance with the Development Services Division
transportation memorandum dated September 16, 2008 (except for comment #3)
and the Transportation Planning Section memorandum dated September 12, 2008,
or as otherwise approved by the Planning and Development Department and FDOT; prior to final
engineering approval, all remaining portions of the remaining property under
the PUD ordinance 2005-543, currently owned by the applicant and identified
as parcel 2 and parcel 3 on the conceptual site plan, shall be recorded as a
conservation easement and the City shall initiate a land use amendment to
conservation, no improvements other than required utility, storm water ponds,
and the entrance road shall be permitted, truck loading bays for the
southeast building, building number 7, shall not be oriented eastward towards
the Flamingo Lake Resort; building 7 shall be constructed at least 185 feet
from the current property line of the Flamingo Lake RV Park, the owner shall construct an
8-foot-high, solid face, uninterrupted
wall parallel to the Flamingo Lake
property line at the location, not less than 75 feet from the Flamingo Lake
property line, after construction starts on building 7 when Flamingo Lake
completes construction of an 8-foot
visual barrier along its property line,
the owners shall notify Flamingo Lake when the construction permits
for building 7 are issued, the area
between the Flamingo Lake property line and the wall to be constructed shall
remain in its current state, to allow for maintenance of the buffer area, the
wall may not end more than 300 feet from the south property line of the
project, the Wall shall continue from a point not further from 300 feet of
the south property line of the project and continue north to a point on the
westerly extension of the northerly right-of-way line of Newcomb Road,
however, the south end shall be fence and gated, there shall be no truck
parking or traffic within the 185-foot setback between Flamingo Lake and
building 7, however, automobile parking and traffic shall be allowed, bay
door construction shall be prohibited on the easterly most wall of
building; all light fixtures,
including security lighting, shall be cutoff fixtures and should be
incorporated as an integral design element that complements the design of the
building and project through its design style, materials, and color, all
cutoff fixtures shall not have more than one percent of lamp lumens above the
horizontal, all sag lenses, drop lenses and convex lenses shall be
prohibited, illumination levels at the property line shall not exceed
one-half footcandle where adjacent to residential areas or right-of-ways and
one footcandle where adjacent to
nonresidential uses, a lighting plan showing the photometrics, pole
height and fixtures shall be submitted, subject to the review and approval of
the Planning and Development Department at the time of verification of
substantial compliance to the PUD; prior to the verification of substantial
compliance approval, a traffic study shall be provided for the review and
approval of the City of Jacksonville Planning and Development Department; all
off-site roadway improvements other than those that are considered a part of
the fair share development agreement must be completed prior to the issuance
of a certificate of occupancy. |
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08-789 |
Amendment |
Per
Office of General Counsel, the Amendment adds omitted Real Estate Numbers
(legal description was correct) and adds an “asterisk” to the Future Land Use
Map to limit development on the Subject Property to 338 dwelling units and
revises Exhibit 2 (Map) to reflect the same. |
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08-790 |
Amendment |
Per
the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment adds omitted Real Estate Numbers
(legal description was correct) and adds the following conditions to the
PUD: development shall proceed in
accordance with the Development Services Division Memorandum dated September
3, 2008, or as otherwise approved by the Planning and Development Department; the developer shall provide a minimum of
150 square feet of active recreation area per each dwelling unit; the commercial development shall be
permitted one monument sign not exceeding 150 square feet in area and 25 feet
in height; the 50,000 square foot
“Commercial Parcel Development” shall be subject to review and approval by
the Planning and Development Department.
It shall follow the design principles of the Commercial Design
Guidelines and Best Practices Manual, and shall also follow Section 1,
Chapter 1.7 of the Best Practices Manual;
any establishment or facility which includes the retail sale and
service of beer or wine for off premises consumption, or for on premises
consumption, shall be in conjunction with food prepared on premises, and
ordered from a menu; any establishment or facility which includes the retail
sale and service of all alcoholic beverages, including liquor, beer, or wine
for on premises consumption, off premises consumption, or both shall be by
Zoning Exception; the developer shall provide 20 feet of separation between
end units, or 40 feet of separation between the front and back of units; the
development shall be permitted one pole sign on Interstate 95, not exceeding
150 square feet in area and 50 feet in height, the pole sign shall be at
least 200 feet from the existing pole sign. |
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08-791 |
Amendment |
Per
the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment adds language to the Multi-Use
Policy describing the |
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08-792 |
Amendment |
Per
the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment incorporates a revised PUD
Written Description dated September 16, 2008 and a revised PUD Site Plan
dated October 1, 2008 and adds the following conditions to the PUD: The development shall be subject
Development Services Division transportation memorandum dated September 4,
2008 and the FDOT memorandum dated September 11, 2008, or as otherwise
approved by the Planning and Development Department; Prior to verification of substantial
compliance approval, a traffic study shall be provided for the review and
approval of the Planning and Development Department; the buffers and building setbacks shall be
provided in accordance with the conditions in the written description; all
light fixtures, including security lighting, shall be cutoff fixtures and
should be incorporated as an integral design element that complements the
design of the building and project through its design, style, materials, and
color. All cutoff fixtures shall not
have more than one percent of lamp lumens above horizontal; all sag lenses,
drop lenses, and convex lenses shall be prohibited, illumination levels at
the property line shall not exceed one-half footcandle where adjacent to
residential areas or right-of-ways and one footcandle where adjacent to
nonresidential uses; a lighting plan showing photometrics, pole height and
fixtures shall be submitted, subject to the review and approval of the
Planning and Development Department at the time of verification of
substantial compliance to the PUD; prior to final engineering approval, the
airport notice zone acknowledgment shall be recorded and provided to the
Planning and Development Department, JAA, or the U.S. Navy as
appropriate: "The subject
property is located in the JIA civilian notice zone, civilian school zone and
civilian height zone, 50 feet and 150 feet, and should meet all requirements of the
ordinance 2008-258-E." |
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08-794 |
Amendment |
Per
the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment incorporates a revised PUD
Written Description dated September 24, 2008 and a revised PUD Site Plan
dated July 22, 2008 and adds the following conditions to the PUD: development shall proceed in accordance
with the Development Services Division transportation memorandum dated
September 24, 2008 (except for comment #4) , or as otherwise approved by the
Planning and Development Department; any building or portion of a building
over 60 feet in height shall be setback at least 200 feet from a single
family residential lot line, any building or portion of a building greater
than 40 feet in height shall provide 2 feet of horizontal setback for each 1
foot of vertical height over 40 feet;
all sidewalk widths shall be consistent with the modifications
previously approved in Ordinance 2007-513-E;
the developer shall provide access and destination stops for JTA mass
transit bus service on the interior of the site, subject to review and
approval by JTA; and up to 3 pylon
signs may be provided along US1 and Interstate 95 not to exceed 300 square
feet in area and 50 feet in height, the entry feature on the 3.1 acre parcel
shall be deleted from the site plan; and changing message devices shall not
exceed 24% of the sign area for each permitted sign and there shall be no
flashing or animation on signs. |
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08-797 |
Amendment |
Per
the Office of General Counsel, the Amendment revises the attached Exhibit 1
to delete references to a “long term concurrency management system” and
insert “long term capital improvement program” instead (at the request of the
Department of Community Affairs). |
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08-805 |
Amendment |
Clarifies
that funding is from various JIA/CRA accounts to fund project Ramco. |
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08-809 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a Revised Exhibit 1 (description and drawing). |
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08-810 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a Revised Exhibit 1 (description and drawing). |
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08-811 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a Revised Exhibit 1 (description and drawing). |
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08-816 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a Revised Exhibit 1 (BT) to correct project number within the BT. |
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08-817 |
Amendment |
Provides
for a Revised Exhibit 1 (BT) to correct project number within the BT;
provides for a Revised Exhibit 3 (CIP page) to correct project name (Yancey
Park-Field, Court, and Support Facilities Restoration) in the CIP. |
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08-818 |
Amendment |
Revises
fiscal year references, making appropriation for the 2007-2008 fiscal year
with carryover into the 2008-2009 fiscal year. |
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08-820 |
Amendment |
Reflects
that the funds are to provide for continued operations through September 30,
2009 (rather than 2008). |
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08-822 |
Amendment |
Replaces
references to park expansion and gymnasium at Charles “Boobie” Clark
Community Center and references to NW Community Center with references to
gymnasium at Bob Hayes Park/NE Community Center; provides for a Revised
Exhibit 2 (CIP page) with corrected project name and figures. |
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Contact: Jeff Clements, Chief of Research (904) 630-1405 or jeffc@coj.net