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OFFICE OF
CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL AGENDA OF MAY 8, 2018 |
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BRIEF
SUMMARIES OF AMENDMENTS and SUBSTITUTES |
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Compiled by: Research Division |
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Full text of amendments and substitutes
available via Legislative Bill Search system at http://cityclts.coj.net/coj/cojBillSearchNew.asp?type=PL |
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18-129 |
Amendment |
(Rezoning 4900 Baymeadows
Rd from RLD-70 to PUD): Per OGC, rezoning approved subject to conditions: 1. The minimum setback from
the property boundaries with residential uses shall be forty (40) feet. 2. In the event that the
Property is developed for Senior Housing uses, as described in Exhibit 3, an
uncomplimentary buffer shall be provided against the adjacent residential
uses. 3. In the event that the
Property is developed for Senior Housing uses, as described in Exhibit 3,
there shall be a maximum of 125 beds. However, the maximum may be increased
up to 135 beds through a Minor Modification. 4. Prior to the first final
inspection within any phase of development, the owner or their agent shall
submit to the Planning and Development Department for its review and approval
either (a) an affidavit documenting that all conditions to the development
order have been satisfied or (b) a detailed agreement for the completion of
all conditions to the development order Attaches Revised Exhibit 3
(revised written description). Attaches Revised Exhibit 4
(revised site plan). |
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18-154 |
Amendment |
(Rezoning Cole Rd btwn Cole
Rd and Duval Rd from PUD to PUD): Per OGC, rezoning approved subject to
conditions: 1. The retention pond
location shall be on Cole Road in the southwestern corner of the property. 2. A 20’ natural buffer
shall be maintained along the western boundary of the townhouse development. At least 70% of the existing hardwood
trees over 12” d.b.h. shall be preserved. a. If a tree dies that was to be
preserved, then shall be mitigated inch for inch. b. For the trees that are removed, the
trees shall be mitigated with 4” live oaks and pines in the ratio in which
they were removed, at a minimum 6’ height with 85% opacity within 2 years. 3. The location of the
amenity center shall be on Cole Road, between the two entrances, and will
have no direct access to Cole Road. 4. A 20’ minimum natural
buffer shall be provided along Cole Road pursuant to Section 656.1222,
Ordinance Code. 5. The HOA shall maintain
the common areas, including buffers.
The buffers shall be separately platted. 6. The Development
entrances shall be gated. 7. A Traffic Study shall be
provided per the Transportation Planning Division to evaluate signalization
at the intersection of Cole Road and Duval Road and turn lane warrants. 8. The maximum number of
dwelling units is 244 townhomes plus 2 single family homes. 9. An 8’ fence shall be
provided on the interior of the western boundary of the townhome parcel and
Cole Road buffers. 10. Prior to the first
final inspection within any phase of development, the owner or their agent
shall submit to the Planning and Development Department for its review and
approval either (a) an affidavit documenting that all conditions to the
development order have been satisfied or (b) a detailed agreement for the
completion of all conditions to the development order. Attaches a Revised Exhibit
3 (revised written description). Attaches a Revised Exhibit
4 (revised site plan). Floor (Schellenberg): ·
Amends
Condition 2 to say that the 20’ natural buffer is a minimum and that
if a tree dies in that buffer, it shall be mitigated inch-for-inch within
that buffer. Adds a new subpart c
to Condition 2: c. An 8’ tall tan
solid vinyl fence shall be provided on the townhouse development side of this
buffer. ·
Amends
Condition 4 to read as follows: A
20’ minimum Amends
Condition 5 to provide that the HOA shall own and maintain
the common areas, including buffers. ·
Amends Condition 6 (renumbered as Condtion 5)
to read as follows: The ·
Adds a new
Condition 6 to read as follows: The
entrances to the townhouse development shall be gated; and shall meet all of
the following criteria:
·
Amends
Condition 7 to read as follows: A Traffic Study ·
Amends
Condition 9 to read as follows:
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18-171 |
Amendment |
(Supporting Passage of
Policy Designating "Hit Free Zones" in all City-Owned Property and
Facilities) Previously approved on 4.24.18 and incorporated in
the re-referred resolution: NCSPHS: inserts “The Administration is urged
to work with the Constitutional Officers and allow them to develop policies
for each of their own offices and facilities.” Finance: NCSPHS 1 amendment, plus strikes “all” from
before “City-owned property...” NCSPHS: Strikes “ Floor: adds “notwithstanding
the parental right to discipline children” to a Whereas clause; strikes “ |
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18-188 |
Amendment |
(Rezoning 5216, 5218, 5220,
5222 & 5226 Atlantic Blvd & 1665 Jork Rd btwn Jork Rd & Brookside
Circle W. from PUD to PUD): Per OGC, rezoning approved subject to conditions: 1. A traffic study
conducted by a professional traffic engineer shall be required. A methodology
meeting shall be held with the City of Jacksonville Traffic Engineering
Division prior to the commencement of the study. The traffic study shall be submitted for
review and approval at the time of verification of substantial compliance. 2. Guest parking will be
provided at a ratio of one space per three townhome units. 3. Protected trees (as
defined in Sec. 656.1205) located within the twenty foot landscape buffer on
Jork Road will be preserved to the greatest extent possible, consistent with
fencing, lighting, utility, and temporary construction access considerations. 4. There shall be a 100
foot upland buffer measured from the mean high water line as measured on the
site plan. 5. Prior to the first final
inspection within any phase of development, the owner or their agent shall
submit to the Planning and Development Department for its review and approval
either (a) an affidavit documenting that all conditions to the development
order have been satisfied or (b) a detailed agreement for the completion of all
conditions to the development order. Attaches Revised Exhibit 3
(revised written description). |
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18-195 |
Substitute |
(Approp $3,000,000 from NW
Jax Economic Dev Trust Fund for a Supermarket Grants Incentive program): ·
Clarifies that
the bill earmarks $3,000,000 from the NWJEDF to incentivize new supermarket stores
and health food programs within the Northwest Area and to engage a consultant
to assist with developing incentives for new stores and to provide greater
access to, affordability of, and education concerning healthy food choices. ·
Requires OED to
procure a consultant to assist with the development of a NWJEDF supermarket
and other food incentive programs. ·
Strikes
references to hiring a “broker” to obtain applicants for supermarket grants. ·
Requires OED to
develop and submit the Program to City Council for approval within 270 days
from the effective date of the ordinance ·
Requires OED to
provide quarterly reports to the Finance Committee ·
Removes the
waivers of the NWJEDF Guidelines and NWJEDF Committee ·
Attaches a
Revised Exhibit 1 to correct BT as originally filed |
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18-198 |
Amendment |
(Conf Appt of Anne L.
Lufrano to the Cultural Svc Grant Program Comm as a Community Rep): corrects
Code section reference. |
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18-225 |
Amendment |
(ORD Closing &
Abandoning &/or Disclaiming an Easemt for access and drainage located on
propty South of the present Termination of Brightman Blvd): 1. Clarify that Engineering
Certificate will be in a recordable form and that stormwater from the
property benefitted by the Existing Easement is being drained into and
treated by the Proposed Easements to at least the same effect as had been
provided by those portions of the Existing Easement being released, that all
appropriate engineering approvals have been received from the City and St.
Johns River Water Management District. 2. Clarify that Hold
Harmless Agreement will be executed before the Engineering Certificate is
issued. 3. Strikes a provision that
the closure and abandonment will not go into effect until the City
simultaneously accepts the new easements. |
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18-227 |
Amendment |
(Providing for and Auth
Issuance of $50,000,000 of City's Series 2018B Higher Educational Facilities
Rev Bonds - Jacksonville University Project): 1. Revise “on file” documents to include table of
contents, notice of hearing, and hearing officer report and revise language
in bill accordingly 2. Strike reference to “on file” documents being
provided at a later date. 2. Pg. 13, line 21: strike
“one hundred” and insert “fifty” |
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18-229 |
Amendment |
(Declaring parcels
012478-0000 & 012478-0100, 7439 and 7443 Wilson Blvd to be surplus to the
needs of the city; Disposition of the subject parcels by direct sale to Selah
Celaj, Irsada Celaj, and Mirsad Celej for $600,000): 1. Pg. 2, line 10 strike “of” after “declares”. 2. Inserts “Terms of” before “sale”. 2. Remove references to
Section 122.430 in Section 2 of the bill. 3. Attach Revised Exhibit 4
to update the Agreement for Sale and Purchase to: - Remove “quitclaim” - Include default provisions that are
listed in the Promissory Note - Broaden closing documents to include “any
and all closing documents required by OGC. |
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18-235 |
Amendment |
(Auth An Amend to Amended
Redev Agreemt, Mortgage Modification Agreement and Promissory Note with Soap
Bubble Laundromats, Inc.): 1. Pg. 1, line 31 correct
zip code scrivener’s error 2. Attach Revised Exhibit 2 (NWJEDF board meeting
minutes) 3. Attach Revised Exhibit 3
(second amendment to amended and restated redevelopment agreement) to correct
scriveners errors and include Amortization Schedule as Exhibit A 4. Attach Revised Exhibit 4
(mortgage modification agreement) to correct scriveners errors and include
legal description as Exhibit A 5. Attach Revised Exhibit 5
(amended and restated renewal promissory note) to correct scriveners errors. |
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18-236 |
Amendment |
(Creating New Sec 111.601
(Tourist Development Donations & Sponsorships Special Revenue Fund): 1. p. 1, line 20- add “and”
after “Revenue” 2. Clarify that gifts
received will be monetary and that the fund can also receive other
non-tourist development tax monies designated for the approved fund uses 3. Expand use of funds to
include existing and future tourist activities, tourist facilities and
tourist attractions in Duval County 4. Clarify that expenditures will not be subject
to the TDC plan requirements in Chap. 666, Ord. Code 5. Add a limitation that
expenditures in excess of $75,000 require City Council approval. |
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18-239 |
Amendment |
(Approp $150,000 from FL
Boater Improvemt Proj Fund for Phase II of the Hood Landing Boat Ramp Repair
and Replacemt Proj): 1. Correct year of CIP from
“2018-2023” to “2018-2022” 2. Correct name of funding
source 3. Correct name of project
to Hood Landing Boat Ramp – Phase II |
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18-253 |
Substitute |
(Extending Opioid Epidemic
Pilot Prog apv by Ord 2017-426-E from 6 months to carry through to Sept 30,
2018): - Adds reason for extension
of services - Attaches Revised Exhibit 1 (revised scope
of services) to clarify responsibilities of all parties - Approves Gateway Community Services as the
provider of services during the extension period - Authorizes necessary
amendments and agreements for the extension period - Removes the invocation of Sec. 126.107(g) competitive
procurement exception for selection of the two additional Emergency
Departments - Attaches Revised Exhibit
2 (revised budget for extension period). |
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Contact: Jeff Clements, Chief of Research
(904) 630-1405 or jeffc@coj.net