HomeMy WebLinkAbout09011983 PZ City of Sebastian
Planning & Zoning Committee
Minutes
A meeting of the Planning & Zoning Committee was held at
the City Hall on September l, 1983 at 7:40 PM.
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Mr. Bill
Messersmith.
The following members of the Committee were present:
Mr. Bill Messersmith
Mr. Gene Harris
Mr. William Mahoney
Mr. Harold Eisenbarth
Mr. Robert J. Ori
Others present for the meeting included:
Mr. Earl Masteller, City Engineer
The minutes of the meeting held on August 4 and August 18,
1983 were read, and Upon a motion made by Mr. Gene Harris to
approve the minutes, as amended, seconded by Mr. Robert J. Ori,
it was voted upon and unanimously approved.
Mr. Earl Masteller then commented on the following:
1. Ambulance Squad - The corners of the property would be
staked out to decide the size of the new building. A site plan
wpuld be presented by Mrs. Bert Snell to the Planning Board with
info only to the Planning & Zoning Committee.
2. Rio Lyn Brass Co. - No further progress.
3. Mr. Masteller presented Dr. Henry Fischer who provided
additional information on the South Moon Under Subdivision re:
the Guard House. There appeared to be no objection to the install-
ation of the Guard House on the right side of the entrance road.
Further, the detail regarding sewage and water will be coordinated
with Mr. Ed Schmucker, Engineer for the project.
Dr. Fischer and Mr. Ed. Schmucker then presented the Pre-
limSnary Plat for San Sebastian Springs. Following Committee
discussion a motion by Mr. Gene Harris was made to approve the
Plat and seconded by Mr. Harold Eisenbarth. Upon Committee vote,
the Plan was unanimously approved.
A motion was then made -'~by Mr. Gene Harris to authorize Mr.
Bill Messersmith to sign off on the Preliminary Plat, seconded by
Mr. Robert J. Ori, voted upon and unanimously"approved.
The final order of business concerned a request from Mr.
Donald Gosselin, 313 Main Street, Sebastian, a residential home'
contractor to~.build a model on lot 31, Blk 272, Unit 10 of
Sebastian Highlands.
It was recommended that a"list of surrounding home owners
within 150 feet of the model be secured that indicates their
approval for submission to the Committee.
Mr. Earl Masteller commented that the landscaping and park-
ing must be in accordance with the applicable ordnances.
A motion was then made to approve the model, subject to
the aforementioned list and ordnance compliance, by Mr. Gene
Harris, seconded by Mr. William Mahoney, voted upon and unani-
mously approved.
There b~ing no further business, a motion to adjourn was
made by Mr. Gene Harris, seconded by Mr. Robert J. Ori, voted
upon and unanimously approved.
The meeting adjourned at 8:~50 P.M.
bmitted
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APPROVED
Bil'"'l Messersmith' C'"hafrm'an
City of Sebastian
Planning & Zoning Committee
Minutes
A meeting of the Planning & Zoning Committee was held at
the City Hall on September l, 1983 at 7:40 PM.
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Mr. Btll
Messersmtth. ..
The following members of the Committee were present:
Mr. Bill Messersmith
Mr. Gene Harris
Mr. William Mahoney.
Mr. Harold Eisenbarth
Mr. Robert J. Ori
Others present for the meeting included:
Mr. Earl Masteller, City Engineer
The minutes of the meeting held on August 4 and August 18,
1983 were read, and upon a motion made by Mr. Gene Harris to
approve the minutes, as amended, seconded by Mr. Robert J. Ori,
it was voted upon and unanimously apprqved.
Mr. Earl Masteller then commented on the following:
1. Ambulance Squad - The corners of the property would be
staked out to decide the size of the new building. A site plan
wpuld be presented by Mrs. Bert Snell to the Planning Board with
info only to the Planning & ZOning Committee.
2. Rio Lyn Brass Co. - No further progress.
3. Mr. Masteller presented Dr. Henry Fischer who provided
additional information on the South Moon Under Subdivision re:
the Guard House. There appeared to be no objection to the install-
ation of the Guard House on the right side of the entrance road.
Further, the detail regarding sewage and water wtll be coordinated
with Mr. Ed~chmucker, Engineer for the project.
Dr. Fischer and Mr. Ed. Schmucker then presented the Pre-
ltml. nary Plat for San Sebastian Springs. Following Committee
discussion a motion by Mr. G~ne Harris was made to approve the
Plat and seconded by Mr. Harold Eisenbarth. Upon Committee vote,
the Plan was ' .~ ...... -_ approved
A motion was then made 'by Mr. Gene Harris to authorize Mr.
Bill Messersmith to sign off on the Preliminary Plat, seconded by
Mr. Robert J. Ori, voted upon and unanimously approved.
The final order of business concerned a request from Mr.
Donald Gosselin, 313 Main Street, Sebastian, a residential home
contractor to build a model on Lot 31, Blk 272, Unit l0 of
Sebastian Highlands.
It was recommended that a list of surrounding home owner's
within 150 feet of the model be secured that indicates their
approval for submission to the Committee.
Mr. Earl Masteller commented that the landscaping and park-
ing must be in accordance with the applicable ordnances.
A motton was then made to approve the model, subject to
the aforementioned list and ordnance compliance, by Mr. Gene
Harris, seconded by Mr. William Mahoney, voted upon and unani-
mously approyed.
There being no further business, a motion to adjourn was
made by Mr. Gene Harris, seconded by Mr. Robert 5. Ori, voted
upon and unanimously approved.
The meeting adjourned at 8:50 P.M.
itted
Rober~ J J~/Ort
APPROVED
Bill Hessersmlth, Chalrman
City of Sebastian
Planning & Zoning Committee
Minutes
A meeting of the Planning & Zoning Committee was held at
the City Hall on September l, 1983 at 7:40 PM.
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Mr. Bill
Messersmith. ~
The following members of the Committee were present:
Mr. Bill Messersmith
Mr. Gene Harris
Mr. William Mahoney
Mr.'Harold Eisenbarth
Mr. Robert J. Ori
Others present for the meeting included:
Mr. Earl Masteller, City Engineer
The minutes of the meeting held on August 4 and August 18,
1983 were read,.and upon a motion made by Mr. Gene Harris to
approve the minutes, as amended, seconded by Mr. Robert J. Ori,
it was voted upon and unanimously approved.
Mr. Earl Masteller then commented on the following:
1. Ambulance Squad - The corners of the property would be
staked out to decide the size of the new building. A site plan
wpuld be presented by Mrs. Bert Snell to the Planning Board with
info only to the Planning & Zoning Committee.
2. Rio Lyn Brass Co. - No further progress.
3. Mr. Masteller presented Dr. Henry Fischer who provided
additional information on the South Moon Under Subdivision re:
the Guard House. There appeared to be no objection to the install-
ation of the Guard House on the right side of the entrance road.
Further, the detail regarding sewage and water will be coordinated
with Mr. Ed Schmucker, Engineer for the project.
Dr. Fischer and Mr. Ed. Schmucker then presented the Pre-
liminary Plat for San Sebastian Springs. Following Committee
discussion a motion by Mr. Gene Harris was made to approve the
Plat and seconded by Mr. Harold Eisenbarth. Upon Committee vote,
the Plan was unanimously approved.
A motion was then'made by Mr. Gene Harris to authorize Mr.
Bill Messersmith to sign off on the Preliminary Plat, seconded by
Mr. Robert J. Ori, voted upon and'unanimously approved.
The final order of business concerned a request from Mr.
Donald Gosselin, 313 Main Street, Sebastian, a residential home
contractor to.:build a model on Lot 31, Blk 272, Unit l0 of
Sebastian Highlands.
It was recommended that a list of surrounding home owners
within 150 feet of the model be secured that indicates their
approval for submission to the Committee.
Mr. Earl Masteller commented that the landscaping and park-
ing must be in accordance with the applicable ordnances.
A motion was then made to approve the model, subject to
the aforementioned list and ordnance compliance, by Mr. Gene
Harris, seconded by Mr. William Mahoney, voted upon and unani-
mously approved.
There being no further business, a motion to adjourn was
made by Mr. Gene Harris, seconded by Mr. Robert J. Ori, voted
upon and unanimously approved.
The meeting adjourned at 8::50 P.M.
tted
APPROVED
B~ll Mes:ser'S'mith, Chairman
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
AND ENGINEERiNGI, INC,
September 15, 1983
Mr. Howard Muise
Regional Planner
Treasure Coast RPC
P. O. Box 396
Stuart, Florida 33495
Subject: Saint Sebastian DRI
Dear Mr. Muise:
The following paragraphs contain assumptions and methodologies
that we propose to use as the basis for addressing Question 31
-- Public Transportation Facilities of the Application for the
Development Approval for the Sebastian Group Project. The
assumptions and methodologies presented herein are preliminary
in nature and are subject to modification if necessary as a
result of subsequent analysis. Evaluation of the
transportation impacts of this project is underway so any
comments regarding these assumptions would be appreciated as
soon as possible.
Project Description
The project is to be located in indian River County in the
City of Sebastian. The project site is located just north of
Fleming/Main Street, east of the airport and west of U.S. 1.
This site encompasses approximately 312 ~ acres.
- 5151 Adanson Street, Suite ~201 Orlando, Florida 321~04 305/~S29-57S4
The project applicant, the Sebastian Group., has proposed to
construct a multi-use residential community. This project as
proposed will consist of 1,434 housing units of four basic
types: multi-family, townhouse, patio-cluster homes, and
single family. Other land uses will include Commercial (18
acres), Professional Office (5 acres), and open space, lakes
and recreation (98 acres). It is anticipated that this
development will be constructed in three phases.
Access to the site as proposed will consist of two entrances
onto Fleming/Main Street and one at Davis (gth) Street~ The
Davis (gth) Street access will necessitate crossing the
Florida East Coast Railway. Negotiations are. presently
ongoing with the Florida Department of Transportation and the
Florida East Coast Railway. It is proposed that this analysis
be performed assuming the railroad crossing and access at
Davis (gth) Street are approved. If, at a later date, this
crossing is not approved, a revision to Question 31, if deemed
necessary, can be submitted which will addzess'the impacts of
elimination of this access point and/or other alternative
access points.
Primary Impact Area
A suitable primary impact area boundary has been developed to
include arterial roadways that are likely to be impacted by
this project. Preliminary analysis of the study area
indicates that most of the traffic impacts will occur on
Fleming/Main Street and U.S. 1. Other roadways that are
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expected to experience lesser impacts include Easy Street and
C.R. 512. A primary.impact area boundary has been developed
to include the area bounded by U.S. 1, C.R. 505, and C.R. 512
and is shown in Figure 1.
A review of existing traffic data for this area reveals the
P.M. peak hour to be the peak traffic condition. A capacity
analysis during the P.M. peak hour will be performed on the
critical links within the study area. These links include
Fleming/Main Street east of the project site, Easy Street,
U.S.. 1 northeast and southeast of the site, and C.R. 512 south
of the site.
Critical movement analysis for the P.M. peak hour will be
performed at critical intersections within the impact area and
at major entrances to the project. These critical locations
are listed below and shown in Figure 1.
Fleming Street/Easy Street/Entrance Rd.
Fleming/Main Street/Entrance Rd. (east)
Main Street/U.S. 1
U.S. 1/Davis (9th) St.
U.S. 1/C.R. 505
C.R. 505/C.R. 512
Easy St./C.R. 512
C.R. 512/U.S. 1
(west)
Evaluation of Existing Roadway Network
Twenty-four hour machine counts on arterial links and manual
turning movement counts at critical intersections have been
collected from the Florida Department of Transportation,
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indian River County and past studies. ESE will supplement any
turn movement counts with additional data collection where
necessary. Peak hour traffic volumes for. critical links and
intersections within the primary impact area for the base year
(1983) will be derived from the data provided.
The evaluation of the existing roadway network will be
accomplished by comparing available peak hour volumes for
critical links identified in Figure 1 to accepted capacities
for arterials and collector roadways. Critical movement
analysis for existing intersections identified in Figure 1
will be performed using the methodology presented in
Transportation Research Circular 212.
Planned Or Programmed Transporation Improvements
Planned or programmed transportation improvements within the
study area will be determined through discussion with Indian
River County, the Florida DePartment of Transportation and the
Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council staff.
Traffic Generation -- Traffic
Estimates of ambient traffic levels will be developed for each
phase and to account for factors that influence growth in
traffic volumes within the primary impact area exclusive of
this project. Projected background traffic exclusive of this
project will be analyzed in three parts: (1) growth in
existing traffic; (2) other major developments either planned
or currently underway; and (3) other traffic already within
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the primary impact area which will have either an origin or
destination at the Prmject (passer-by/diverted trips).
A grOwth rate for background traffic of 3.5%/year has been
derived based on a review of historical growth trends on U.S.
1 in Sebastian. This results in growth factors of 1.11 for
1986 (Phase 1), 1.19 for 1988 (Phase 2), and 1.27 in 199'0
(Phase 3).
No other major developments, either planned or currently
underway, have been identified that would generate traffic
significant enough to be included in the background traffic
vol umes.
Consideration was also given to traffic already within the
study area which may utilize the commercial and office
facilities of this project. These vehicles are referred to as
"passer-by/diverted" motorists. Based on previous research by
ITE, it can be expected that approximately 25 percent of the
traffic on Fleming/Main Street will be diverted to the site.
Additional trips on U.S. 1 can also be expected to be diverted
to the site.
Staging of Project
The project is proposed to be developed in three phases. The
magnitude, specific land uses, and target year for each phase
is required for the DRI traffic analysis. Table 1 summarizes
the land use assumptions by phase which will be utilized.
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Trip Generation Th'is Project
Trip generation will be based on the proposed land uses on the
site. Trip generation rates have been obtained from the Trip
Generation Report prepared by the Institute of Transportation
Engineers and NCHRP Report 187 Ouick ]~ ~ ~
~ ~9~l~/~ and Transferable Parameters. The P.M.
peak hour (4-6 P.M.) will be studied as the worst case
condition. Peak hour factors of from 10% to 17.9% and
directional splits ranging from 20/80 to 60/40 are
recommended. A summary of the assumptions proposed to .be used
in the trip generation analysis are shown in Table 2.
For the purpose of this analysis, it will be assumed that
transit useage will be insignificant and that 100% of the
trips generated will be by private automobile.
Internal/External Split
This Project will be comprised of a number of inter-related
land uses such as residential, commercial and recreational.
As a result of these land uses, it is anticipated that a
.number of on-site generated trips will have on-site
destinations.
To establish the internal/external travel split, it is
necessary to disaggregate, by trip purpose, the percentage of
trips made for residential land uses. Estimates of the
percentage of internal trips by purpose were also made. These
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breakdowns are based on NCHRP Report 187 and upon previous
studies. ,
The result is a composite internal/external split by
residential class. This split will be used to determine the
number of trips made and the ability of on-site attractions to
capture a portion of these trips. Similar estimates were made
for non-residential land uses. These are shown below:
Single Family Residential
Multi-Family Residential
Multi-Family Cluster
2O% 8O%
20% 80%
20% 80%
Commercial 16% 84%
Office 16% 84%
Analysis indicates that the commercial and office facilities
will account for the internal attraction of the residential
land uses of approximately 20% for each of the three
residential land use types. The resulting vehicle trip splits
for daily and peak hour generation are presented in Table 3
using the assumptions discussed in this and the preceding
section.
Trip Distribution
Distribution of trips with an origin or destination at the
project will be accomplished by the Quick Response Technique
and review of previous studies. Trip distribution will
require examination of population, employment and dwelling
unit forecasts within 8-10 miles in all directions. Other
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inputs which will influence the distribution pattern Such as
large generators or ~ttractors outside the study and the
adjacent roadway pattern will be considered. Because of the
difference in trip characteristics for specific land uses,
separate distributions for residential and commercial land
uses will be included. A preliminary analysis reveals the
following distributions:
TABLE 4
Trip Distribution
1. From southwest
2. From south
3. From northeast
4. From east
Total Daily Pk./Hr.
Residential ~
5% 20%
20% 40%
4O% 2O%
100% 100%
Traffic Assignment.
Estimates of site generated daily traffic will be assigned by
phase to the roadway network within the primary imPaCt area
via the minimum time path method. Daily traffic assignments
for the Proje=t will be converted to P.M. peak hour traffic
based on the assumptions listed in Table 2. Existing and
other projected traffic will also be shown.
Target Year Analysis
As previously discussed, capacity analysis will be performed
for the critical intersections and links shown in Figure 1.
This analysis will be performed for each phase of the
development.
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These capacity analyses will be based on ambient conditions
plus site generated 6raffic. Included in the report will be
tables which compare target year conditions without the
project and target year conditions with the project. Also
included will be a list of any proposed transportation needs
as determined by traffic conditions.
The preceding assumptions shall be used as the basis for
analyzing the Saint Sebastian Project'. Upon
concurrence/approval of these assumptions, ESE will complete
analysis of the traffic impacts of the Saint Sebastian DRI
Project as per the requirements of.the DRI. Letters will be
sent to the Florida Department' of Transportation and Indian
River County requesting information regarding transportation
improvement projects planned and programmed within the study
area.
If you have any questions or desire additional information,
please contact Jerry McCollum or me at (305) 629-5764.
GS:cc
cc: Joe Cng M. J. Gottfried
L. R. Sollin
Sincerely,
Gary S~aff
Project Manager
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Table 1. Land Use Data
Single Family
Residential
Patio-ClUster
Homes
Townhouses
Multi-Family
Commercial
Office
Sources
DU's
1
1984 to 1986
Phase
2
1986 to 1988
39
3
1988 to 1990
DU'S 64 54 116 234
DU's 195
DU's 232
Sq. Pt. 63,317
Sq. Ft. 32,400
Glatting Sellen Lopez & Anglin, Inc.
155
2O0
63,317
21,600
0
370
63,316
0.0
1983.
350
811
189,950
54,000
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