OFFICE OF
CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL AGENDA OF APRIL 26, 2016 |
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AMENDMENTS
and SUBSTITUTES |
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Compiled by: Research Division |
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15-426 |
Amendment |
Finance: Clarifies that the
greater of 15% of total stormwater utility fee revenue or $4 million shall be
allocated to stormwater capital projects and a minimum of $6 million shall be
designated for drainage system rehabilitation. Floor (Boyer): Adds a
definition of “Drainage System Rehabilitation” and directs that the
definition be codified in Ordinance Code Chapter 754. |
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15-483 |
Substitute |
Consolidates the internal
loan pool, Banking Fund, and long term bond code language into a debt management
section; requires projects to begin amortization of principal in line with
assets’ useful life no later than one year after project completion; incorporates
elements of the previously approved debt management policy (Ordinance 2015-450-E). |
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15-519 |
Amendment |
Rules #1: excludes
non-buildable lots from Affordable Housing Criteria; adds additional
protections for the City if recipient entity does not build affordable
housing in the required time; attaches revised Affordable Housing Inventory
List (Revised Exhibit 2) to remove non-buildable lots. Rules #2: revises
definition of “Annual Donation Period”, adds new definitions of Community
Housing Development Organization (CHDO) and CHDO Donation Period to provide CHDOs with
first opportunity to review the Affordable Housing Inventory List for a
30-day period and submit proposals for up to 5 properties for each CHDO within
their designated service area subject to Professional Services Evaluation
Committee (PSEC) and mayoral approval; properties requested by multiple
eligible CHDOs shall be awarded by a competitive process similar to that
authorized in Sec. 122.466; provides that properties requested by but not
awarded to a CHDO shall, after the close of the CHDO donation period be make
available to other entities. Rules #3: the properties must be owner-occupied as a
primary residence subject to covenants and restrictions for that purpose. Rules #4: requires that the
affordable housing project plans and specifications for all entities must
meet minimum construction and specification requirements as approved by the
Housing Division for affordable housing Finance #1: Incorporates Rules amendments #1 through #4
plus adds provision for a 30-day City review and approval process on CHDO
requested properties; provides that the property must be homesteaded or an
owner-occupied property; subsequent transfers are prohibited until the
structural build-out is complete. Finance #2: requires
recipients of all property transfers regulated by Chapter 122 subparts (b)
and (f) to be current on all taxes, liens and other City obligations before
conveyance occurs. Floor (Dennis): for
purposes of the CHDO Donation Period, adds Habitat for Humanity of
Jacksonville (Habijax) as an entity eligible to request properties from the
list. |
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16-54 |
Amendment |
Rezoning on Grover Road
from PUD to PUD approved with Revised Exhibit 4 (revised site plan) and new
Exhibit 5 (Development Services Memorandum) and subject to conditions: ·
Rear
Setback: The development shall contain
a thirty-foot rear setback for lots adjacent to land zoned RR. ·
Ten Foot
Buffer: Developer shall provide a
ten-foot (10’) perimeter buffer (“Buffer”) along Lots 1-14 and 58-89. The Buffer shall be platted as a separate
tract of land and shall be owned by the Homeowners Association (“HOA”) and
once established, preserved as a natural vegetated buffer. a. Existing trees shall be preserved within
the Buffer. At locations in the Buffer
where existing 4-inch (4”) caliper or larger trees are more than forty feet
apart, the developer shall install 4-inch (4”) caliper evergreen hardwood
trees, a maximum twenty-five feet apart.
b. A six-foot (6’) high vinyl fence with 95 %
opacity shall be installed by the developer on the common property line of
the Buffer and Lots1-14 and 58-89. The fence shall be maintained by the HOA. c. Understory vegetation shall be provided by
the developer within the Buffer, on the neighboring landowner side of the
fence in order to soften the look of the fence. (1)
If the vinyl fence is a dark brown color, the existing saw palmettos
shall be preserved. In areas where
there is no understory vegetation that would soften the look of the fence, the developer shall install in the
Buffer three-gallon evergreen shrubs (i.e. viburnum, or other evergreen
drought tolerant, non-invasive plant that reaches a height of 6 feet (6’) at maturity)
a maximum four feet (4’) apart. (2)
If the vinyl fence is tan or Earth tone, existing vegetation that will
not reach a height of at least 6’ at maturity shall be removed and the area
shall be planted with three-gallon evergreen shrubs (i.e. viburnum, or other
evergreen drought tolerant, non-invasive plant that reaches a height of 6
feet (6’) at maturity) a maximum four feet (4’) apart. ·
Restrictions on
Two Story Homes on Certain Lots: In
order to provide privacy to the existing homes on neighboring lands, homes
within the development constructed on Lots 2-6, 59 and 85-88 shall not have
any rear-facing second or third story windows of less than 50% opacity,
unless the windows are at least 7 feet above finished floor of the second or
third floor at the window sill height.
Additionally, rear-facing second or third story doors or any other
openings are prohibited on Lots 2-6, 59 and 85-88. These Lots shall be conveyed with a deed
restriction. ·
An active
recreation area of one acre of useable uplands for every 100 lots, or
fraction thereof, shall be provided. Floor: an additional
condition to the PUD shall apply: ·
In lieu of the
sidewalk required to be placed along the development property line at Grover
Road (pursuant to Chapter 654 (Code of
Subdivision Regulations), Ordinance Code), a sidewalk shall be provided from
the development entrance, then proceeding south along Grover Road, to connect
to the existing sidewalk that currently ends approximately 1,330 feet to the
south. |
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16-157 |
Amendment |
Place a revised lease
agreement with Jacksonville Symphony on file to clarify defined premises and
attach a Revised Exhibit B (rent schedule); changes CPI increase to a 3%
increase each year; changes required attention examination period to city's
prior fiscal year; removes different time periods mentioned with use of
premises. |
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16-180 |
Amendment |
Corrects reference in Gary
Street name change from King Street to Kings Avenue; includes JTA as a
property owner affected by this name change; waives requirement of Historic
Preservation Commission approval; explains the reason for not obtaining
consent to the name change from two adjacent property owners. |
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16-187 |
Amendment |
Conversion of land uses in
Downtown DRI (Southbank) approved with Revised Exhibit 1 to include the date
the Chairman of DIA executed the DIA Resolution in support of 2016-187, and
including the exhibit to the DIA Resolution which depicts the subject
property. |
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16-199 |
Amendment |
Change name to Jax Kids Book
Club Education Special Revenue (rather than Trust) Fund; clarifies reference
to City's Director of Finance and Administration. |
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16-200 |
Amendment |
Changes start date of
waiver for snipe sign and waste tire buyback to April 27; allows for
transportation of waste tires outside of the normal Monday through Saturday,
7 a.m. to 6 p.m. |
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16-206 |
Amendment |
Corrects Code section
references in transfer of position from General Employees Pension Fund to the
Insured Programs Fund. |
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16-213 |
Amendment |
Attaches Revised Exhibit 2
(revised settlement agreement with NAACP and Jacksonville Brotherhood of
Firefighters) to appropriation to General Counsel’s judgments, claims and
losses account. |
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16-215 |
Amendment |
Corrects code section
reference and language in City employee parking discount extension; provides
that the Economic Development Officer and Executive Director of the Downtown
Investment Authority shall jointly develop parking discount programs for
users of large numbers of City parking spaces and for targeted employer
types. |
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16-216 |
Amendment |
Affirms the decision of the
Jacksonville Historic Preservation Commission and denies the appeal of a
Minor Modification of a Certificate of Appropriateness requested for
after-the-fact replacement of windows and doors. |
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16-217 |
Amendment |
Includes an additional
property owner in the vacation of a plat in Jacksonville Heights. |
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16-285 |
Amendment |
Includes account titles and
project number in section 2 of Project Rex economic incentive bill and
corrects sub-object number; changes name of training grant to city
training/hiring assistance grant; places revised document on file; clarifies
that QTI is only for 500 jobs; updates audit language; provides that as long
as the JIA CRA exists, it will be the first source of revenue to pay the REV
grant. |
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Contact: Jeff Clements, Chief of Research
(904) 630-1405 or jeffc@coj.net