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OFFICE OF
CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL AGENDA OF FEBRUARY 26, 2019 |
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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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18-271 |
Amendment Second Substitute |
(ORD-MC Amend Sec 654.111
(Design Standards: Streets), Chapt 654 (Code of Subdiv Regs), Ord Code, add
new Subsec (O) to require a minimum roadway width of 24 ft for residential subdiv in certain zoning
districts, create new Subsec (P) to require a phased acceptance of roadways
in residential developments in multi-step process further outlined by PW
Dept. Amend Sec 654.115 (Design
Standards: Access to Public right-of-way), Chapt 654 (Code of Subdiv Regs),
Ord Code to require new commercial developments fronting collector/higher functionally
classified roads, provide for vehicular interconnectivity thru parking lots
& svc roads to adjacent properties): TEU (9.11.18) 1. Provides for a prospective effective date of 60 days
after the Effective Date of this ordinance; all construction plans submitted
for 10-set review prior to the expiration of the 60 days shall be reviewed
based upon the previous version of the Code. 2. Clarifies that “The Land Development Procedures
Manual and current City Specifications shall be updated as required to
be consistent with this Section 3. Corrects scrivener errors (“taxes” for “taxed”, “subsection”
for “Chapter”, “Section” for “subsection, incorrect underlining or boldface) 4. Clarifies that the post-construction warranty bond
applies to all required improvements that the City has accepted for
maintenance 5. Changes the provision regarding release of the
post-construction warranty by deleting “upon the later of either:
obtaining ninety (90) percent of the Certificates of Occupancy (“CO”) within
that phase; or 24 months” and inserting “12 months” after the second
lift is satisfactorily applied 6. Changes the provision allowing the Director to
reduce the amount of the post-construction warranty bond by striking “Two
years after acceptance of the required improvements” and replacing it with
“Upon satisfactory application of the second lift”; adds a provision that the
Director must re-inspect the work before reducing the warranty 7. Provides that the Director may reduce the
post-construction warranty amount to “15% of the cost of the 8. Clarifies and adds new conditions under which
pavement width can be reduced to 20 feet -
The land is
zoned TND and an alley is provided relative to the street -
A minimum of 5
on-site parking spaces, measured pursuant to Sec. 656.607, is provided on
each lot -
A minimum of 1
off-site parking space for every 3 lots is provided no further than 300 feet
away from the furthest lot -
At least 1 side
of the road shall be designated as “No Parking” with either signs, striping,
curb painting or a combination as approved by the Planning Department 9. Deletes provisions regarding prohibition of heavy
construction vehicles and equipment (10,000 pounds or more) on accepted roads
until after the second lift of paving is applied and delay of re-inspection
until heavy construction traffic ceases. 10. Corrects scrivener error in bill section numbering
and name LUZ (2.20.19) 1. Amends 654.110(b)(4) to clarify that “The public
rights-of-way within the subdivision must be specifically accepted by the
City for maintenance…” 2. Clarifies that “The Land Development Procedures
Manual and current City Specifica-tions shall be updated as required
to be consistent with this Section, and Sec. 654.111.” 3. Deletes provisions relating to provision by the
developer of a warranty to the City (in 1 of 4 approved forms) prior to
filing/recording a plat equal to 100% of the total cost of the remaining
required subdivision improvements; deletes language regarding extension,
renewal or substitute collateral for the warranty. 4. Provides for provision by the developer of a guarantee
to the City (in 1 of 3 approved forms) for 100% of the cost of completion of
required improvements and for the cost of placing permanent reference
monuments for future surveying; cost estimates to be prepared and sealed by a
Florida licensed engineer and approved by the Director; requires provision of
a post-construction warranty; requires guarantees by letter of credit or
surety bond to be in a form approved by the Office of General Counsel and
available on the City’s Development Services website. Adds a requirement that
the City give 60 days’ written notice before bringing action or suit on a
surety bond to pay for completion of required improvements. 5. Clarifies details and requirements of the
post-construction warranty on public and private local streets, including
required security, timing, warranty period, reduction and ultimate release of
the warranty, etc. Provides that local
streets that do not provide access to the abutting property may be exempted
from the Post-Construction Warranty requirement by the Director. 6. Provides that the Post-Construction Warranty may be
reduced to 15% of the cost of the
second lift (wearing course) after that course has been applied (City to make
a good faith effort to inspect the second lift and reduce the warranty within
15 business days); the warranty shall be fully released 12 months after the
second lift is applied. For private local streets, re-inspection and release
of the warranty may be requested any time after the satisfactory installation
of the final wearing course. 7. Requires that all new local streets projected to serve
in excess of 1,600 vehicles per day and all new collector and minor arterial
roadways to accommodate bicyclists within the roadway unless determined by
the Department that such need does not exist. 8. Provides that all new local streets in a residential
subdivision that are adjacent and provide access to lots that are of a
size allowed in a Residential Low Density – 60 zoning district or PUD
district shall have a minimum paving width of 24 feet, not including curb and
gutter, which may be reduced to 20 feet if any of the following conditions
are met: a) The land is zoned as a Traditional Neighborhood
Development (“TND”) District, and an alley is provided relative to the
street, then the dimensions for TND roadways shall apply; b) A minimum of five (5) on-site parking spaces, measured
pursuant to Sec. 656.607, Ordinance Code, are provided on each lot; c) A minimum of one (1) off-site parking space for every
three (3) lots is provided no further than three hundred (300) feet away from
the furthest lot; or d) At least one side of the road shall be designated as
“No Parking” with either signs, striping, curb painting, or a combination
thereof, as approved by the Planning and Development Department. 9. Deletes language requiring provision of temporary
access for heavy equipment and construction vehicles (10,000 pounds or more)
until the application of the second lift of asphalt has been completed on
accepted roads. 10. Declares it to be in the public interest to improve
traffic circulation within and between office and commercial parcels of
similar intensity along collector or higher functionally classified roadways
and to balance the rights of private property owners against the public
interest in providing cross-access between such parcels. Deletes the
requirement to file restrictive covenants regarding the requirement for
interconnectivity and provides for required construction of stub-outs for
service drive interconnections when, in the opinion of the Planning and Development
Department, cross-access is feasible. The minimum width of a vehicular
cross-access shall be 24 feet. 11. Existing developments that do not have cross-access
interconnectivity shall be brought into compliance with this requirement provided
that a determination is made by the Director that such interconnectivity
requirements do not impose an undue burden, as described below, on the affected
property owners... Parcels zoned CCG-2 shall not be required to connect
to parcels within a zoning district other than CCG-2, but they shall be
required to interconnect with each other. Similarly, parcels within a zoning
district other than CCG-2 are not required to connect to a parcel zoned as
CCG-2. 12. Exemptions from cross-access construction due to
physical or regulatory constraints shall be determined in consultation with
the City Engineer. Language regarding exemption due to the presence of
specific incompatible uses (i.e. adult entertainment, alcoholic beverage
sales, etc.) is replaced with language referring to uses that particularly
require security or privacy as a mandatory element of their business; the
cross-access requirement resumes if the incompatible use ceases. Exemptions
may be granted where:
13. Provides for a prospective effective date of 60 days
after the effective date of this ordinance, and all construction plans submitted
for 10-set review to the Planning and Development Department prior to sixty
(60) days from the Effective Date shall be reviewed based upon the previous
version of the Ordinance Code. |
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18-765 |
Amendment |
(RESO-Q re Appeal filed by
Riverside Avondale Preservation, Inc., Mary Ellen Hansen, & Ryan Parde,
Appealing Final Order of Planning Commission
that Apvd Zoning Exception Appl E-18-66 for Outside Sales &
Service of Food, Beer, & Wine for on Premises Consumption at 2000 Forbes
St.): grants the appeal. |
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19-7 |
Amendment |
(ORD-Q Rezoning 0, 9591
Normandy Blvd btwn Patriot Ridge Rd and Guardian Dr from CCG-2 & PUD to PUD): rezoning approved
subject to conditions: 1. Dead-end streets, designed to be so permanently,
shall be prohibited except when designed as cul-de-sacs. If T-turnarounds are
permitted, they shall meet the minimum dimensions given in the City’s
standard details. 2. All cross accesses to the future commercial parcels
shall be a minimum of 250 feet from the edge of pavement of Normandy
Boulevard. There shall also be a left turn lane into the future parcel on the
west side of the entrance road. 3. The subject property shall be developed in
accordance with the Transportation Planning Division Memorandum dated January
17, 2019. 4. The maximum building height shall not exceed 50 feet
for commercial uses. 5. Prior to the verification of substantial compliance
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. |
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19-16 |
Amendment |
(ORD-Q Rezoning 3372 Zoo
Pkway btwn New Berlin Rd & The Dunn Creek from PUD to PUD): Attaches a
Revised Exhibit 3 (revised written description) |
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19-23 |
Substitute |
(ORD Approp $1,500,000.00
from Kids Hope Alliance Operating Subfund Fund into Kids Hope Alliance Budget
to fund Progs & Svcs for At-Hope Children and Youth in Jax) NCSPHS 1. Increases appropriation
amount by $997,944 to a new appropriation amount of $2,497,944 2. Attaches a revised
Exhibit 1 to include a revised B.T. 19-043 and revised program descriptions 3. Attaches a revised
Exhibit 2 to include a revised Fifth Revised 2018-504-E Schedule M 4. Adds language to the
bill authorizing KHA to execute direct contracts totaling $1,034,609 with the
providers specified in Exhibit 1, waives the requirements of Section
77.111(a) which requires competitive procurement, and invokes the Section
126.107(g) Procurement Code exemption for the direct contracts 5. Adds language to the
bill waiving 77.105(i) to allow Florida State College of Jacksonville, Inc.
to provide a Teen Violence Prevention Academy to high school and college
students through age 21 6. Adds an RC requesting
additional part time hours for the Summer Jobs Program Finance NCSPHS substitute, except: 4. Reduces direct
contracting authorization from $1,034,609 to $770,000 5. Corrects scrivener’s
error in section reference to 77.105(e) 7. Changes direct
contracting with Airstream Ventures, LLC ($100,000 in the Pre-teen/Teen
College Success Access essential service) to an RFP procurement 8. Changes direct
contracting with JDAP, BAYS Florida (Bay Areas Youth Services, Inc. - $164,609
in the Juvenile Justice Intervention/Prevention Program essential service) –
to an RFP procurement |
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19-44 |
Amendment |
(ORD Approp $781,748.00
from Tree Protection & Related Expenses Trust Fund, Ord Subfund 15F, for a Proj known as
"RAP Releaf Tree Planting" ): 1. Attaches Revised Exhibit
2 to correct listing of trees 2. Removes extra comma on
pg. 1, line 12 3. Corrects spelling of
“Fringe Trees” |
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19-45 |
Amendment |
(ORD Approp $35,880.00 from
Sidewalk Constrn Spec Rev Fund to provide funding for Capital Costs related
to Constrn of Sidewalks throughout the City; Amend 2019-2023 CIP to provide
funding for the proj entitled "Sidewalk Maintenance Construction"): 1.
Revises bill text to refer to use of funds for construction of new sidewalks 2. Attaches
Revised Exhibit 1 (revised BT) 3.
Attaches Revised Exhibit 2 (revised CIP listing) |
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19-48 |
Amendment |
(ORD Approp $211,192.19
from "Countywide Intersec Imp/Intersec to Southbound Right Turn Ln -
Mandarin Rd to provide funding for Design & Constrn of a Right Turn Ln at
Intersec of Scott Mill Rd & Mandarin Rd; Amend 2019-2023 CIP to reduce
funding for the Proj entitled "CNTYWD Intersection IMP & Bridge -
Rehab - Intersections and provide funding for Proj Entitled "Scott Mill
Rd - Southbound Right Turn Ln - Mandarin Rd."): Corrects project names in
the Explanation of Appropriation. |
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19-51 |
Amendment |
(ORD-MC Relating to
Benefits of Corrections Ofcrs; Amend Sec 16.06, Charter, to permit $20.00
Booking Fee to be used for any legal use for the Benefit of Corrections
Officers): 1. Includes title of
Section 16.06 in title of the bill 2. Corrects formatting of
amendment |
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19-52 |
Amendment |
(ORD Auth Lease Agreemt
btwn City and FON Inc for an initial term of One (1) year, with Two (2) One
(1) year renewal options for 2,000 Sq Ft in Bldg 907 in Cecil Commerce Ctr.): Places revised lease agreement
On File to correct base rent amount in Section 3.1. |
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19-53 |
Amendment |
(ORD Apv Changes in Polling
Place Locations for Precincts 203, 502, 913, 914, and 1201 to be Effective
for 3/19/2019 First Unitary Election) 1. Adds Precinct 1106 to
list of polling locations to be changed 2. Attaches revised Exhibit
1 to add Precinct 1106 to the notice and change new location of Precinct 502
to St. Nicholas Park Christian Church |
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19-55 |
Amendment |
(ORD-MC Amend Part 4
(Resource Recovery Prog), Chapt 380 (Solid Waste Mgmt), Ord Code, to Update
Dept Name & Amend References to Host Fees to be Consistent with other
code language; Amend Sec 320.409 (Schedule of Permit Fees), Pt 4 (Permits),
Chapt 320 (Gen Provisions), Title VIII (Constrn Regs & Bldg Codes), Ord
Code, to update permit fees to include a Solid Waste Charge for Constrn and
Demolition Debris Fee): TEU 1. Pg. 2, line 29 – insert
closed parentheses 2. Pg. 4, line 18 & pg.
9, line 11 – strike “(j)” 3. Pg. 6, line 4 – insert
“permit” before “fee” 4. Attach Revised Exhibit 1
(Permit Fees) to reflect that (7)(i) is $25 per permit 5. Include language with
implementation date of 10/1/19 6. Attach new Exhibit 2 to
include host fees for out-of-county C&D debris 7. Require a fee review
after 2 years and every 2 years thereafter 8. Change authority to
waive delinquent host fees from Chief of the Solid Waste Division to the Public
Works Director 9. Add authorization for
Public Works to establish attestation policies and include penalty for
violation of those policies Finance TEU amendment, except
revises #7 to require initial fee review after 1 year Floor Finance amendment, plus: 10 Amends Sec. 380.303 – Rates for Disposal - to make
fee descriptions in that section consistent with those in Sec. 380.404 – Host
Fee Fund Established 11 Attaches a Revised Exhibit 2 to split the
Nonresidential waste/C&D debris generated outside of the City into 2
categories: Nonresidential waste and C&D debris generated outside of the
City |
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19-56 |
Amendment |
(ORD-MC New Sec 111.250
(Opioid Abuse Program Trust Fund), Part 2 (Health & Human Svcs.), Chapt.
111 (Special Revenue & Trust Accounts), Ord. Code, to establish a
permanent trust fund for the Opioid Abuse Program as estab. by Ord.
2017-426-E & further continued by ordinances 2018-523-E, 2018-504-E &
2018-683-E; creating a new chapt. 84 (Opioid Abuse Mitigation),Ord. code, to
create an Opioid Abuse Prevention Committee & to create a Grants
Committee): 1. Pg. 4, line 24: strikes
“appointee” and inserts “appointees” 2. Pg. 4, line 24: inserts
“City Council.” after “by” 3. Pg. 5, line 2: strikes
“2 members” and inserts “3 members” 4. Pg. 5, line 3: strikes
“The Mayoral appointment shall be for an initial 3 year term.” 5. Pg. 6, line 20: strikes
“the Grant Administrator” and inserts “Grant and Contract Compliance” 6. Clarifies funds can be
appropriated in the annual budget or through separate legislation 7. Clarifies appropriations
will be for funds received and not anticipated funding |
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19-66 |
Amendment and rerefer |
(ORD Adopting Large Scale
FLUM Amend to 2030 Comp Plan at 0 Atlantic Blvd & 13723 Atlantic Blvd
btwn San Pablo Road North & The Pablo Creek from LDR/CGC to MDR/CSV):
Attaches Revised Exhibit 2 (revised subject property map) |
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19-67 |
Amendment and rerefer |
(ORD-Q Rezoning 0 Atlantic
Blvd & 13723 Atlantic Blvd btwn San Pablo Road North & The Pablo
Creek from CCG-1/RR-ACRE to PUD): Attaches Revised Exhibit 2 (revised subject
property map) |
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19-73 |
Substitute and rerefer |
(ORD-Q Rezoning 0 San Pablo
Pkway btwn San Pablo Road South & San Pablo Pkway from PUD to CCG-1): changes rezoning application to
PUD instead of CCG-1 |
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19-77 |
Substitute and rerefer |
(ORD-Q Rezoning 0 San Pablo
Pkway & San Pablo Road South btwn Beach Blvd & Sam Yepez Road from
PUD to RMD-C): changes rezoning application to PUD instead of RMD-C |
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19-86 |
Amendment |
(RESO Approp $100,000 from
Northwest Jax Economic Dev Fund (NWJEDF) Misc Sales to Subsidies &
Contributions to Private Organizations, to Preferred Freezer Svcs of Jax II,
LLC): Places a Revised Agreement
On File to a. Include all
information on Exhibits A, B and C of the agreement b. Include a Start of
Construction date of June 30, 2019 in Section 3.1 |
Contact: Jeff Clements, Chief of Research
(904) 630-1405 or jeffc@coj.net