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SPECIAL WORKSHOP - OCTOBER 11, 1984 -
DRI
Special workshop for the Saint Sebastian DRI was held October 11, 1984
at 7:32 P.M. in the council chambers. Members present were Chairman Gene
Harris, Vice-Chairman Harold Eisenbarth, members Jewell THompson, Bill
Mahoney. Also present was Ned Vick, developer for the project.
Chairman Harris described where the property was located and gave
an over-view of each section of the DRI. Ned Vick added some information
as to how the DRI was developed, and what agencies were involved.
Harold Eisenbarth asked what the developer was asking of us? Gene
Harris answered that we were being asked to give any recommendations we
had to the city council to aid in their decision making. Ned Vick said
after city acts on it, it will go back to the Treasure Coast Council.
Board discussed having the cou~uercial development wait until 50 initial
units are done. Also discussed why there was a one year extension -
Mr. Vick explained the Treasure Coast Planning Council gave them four dates,
cancelled four times, so they needed the extra year, extending to October
6, 1985. Mr. Vick also stated that the project would add approximately
$110,000,000.00 in property value to the ad valorem tax roles, which would
be a great asset to the city. He further stated it was the prettiest piece
of property around, and they want to keep it that way. Discussed drainage,
the PUD ordinance covers drainage, they have to comply with it.
EfflUent~v~r Bill Mahoney pointed out that the Golf Advisory Board
recommended the effluent be used on the Golf Course as a means of irrigation.
The Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Board, Bill Messe~m~h, ~ bo~h
Treasure Coast and the St. John's Water Management approved as well. There
was some discussion of the advantages o£ che PUD ~nd ~h~ ~¥ W0~k~ =~'
gerber on the plans for down~own water and_seW&g# systems. S&rl Mss=slier,
the time =his PUD was developing, s~a~ed ~ha~ ~heW w~m{d haVJ ~M~A{{a{ ~
which would hold a three day storm retention in case the gro~{%~s were wet
and couldn't use irrigation. The golf course has 150+ acres, and could use
approximately 1,000,000 gallons of spray per day. The PUD was only planning
to give approximately 400,000 gals./day.
Straightening of Main Street---discussed the deeding processes needed,
and many. of the problems with traffic that would e~eTge as cons{ruction
began, and when PUD was occupied. There was much discussion concerning
the need for other means' of. egress rather than the residential s{reets' of
Easy St., Fleming St., etc. The board is enthus.iastic about the development
of the Power Line Road, realizing it will help somewhat with the traffic
from the development. There was also some discussion concerning the Davis
Road extension, problems' with obtaining Rail Road crossings-, problems-with
sending people through Gibson Street in 'its. present s.tate, etc.
Minutes - Planning and Zoning - Special Workshop - Oct. 11, 1984
Following all these discussions, Jewell Thompson made the following
motion: The Planning and Zoning Board recommends to the City Council that
the recommendations of the DRI report be incorporated in its entirety into
their development orders, and in addition, if a U.S.%l/Davis Street
extention can not be provided, the developer be required to finance and
provide a roadway from the development to Roseland Road to the North.
In addition, we recommend that the City Council include in their local
recommendations that the developer provide a security bond sufficiently
large enough to pay for the maintenance and rebuilding of Main Street
and Easy Street during and following construction, to rebuild those
streets to present condition, due to the type of equipment traversing
those streets during the construction period. If it is not possible
legally to enforce that requirement, we recommend those streets be
remtricted to no construciton equipment (ie. concrete and gravel t~ucks,
building supply trucks, semi-trucks, lowboys, etc.) and the developer
be required to provide access at another location. We further recommend
the City Council look specifically at the DRI recommendation on impact
to public facilities, suggestion of additional access to boating and
recreation and parking for the same. Harold Eisenbarth seconded the
motion, which he had amended with the final sentence, passed unanimously.
Following the formal meeting, Mr. Vick told the board how the name
"Saint Sebastian" was used for the PUD. Meeting adjourned at 10510 P.M.
APPROVED
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Jim Gall~lh~
M.yot
q' Seba.¥tian
POST OFFICE BOX 127 [] SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA 32958
TELEPHONE (305) 589.5330
O~tober ].2, 1984
Daniel L. B#dr
TO:
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
FROM: PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD
RE: DRI FOR SAINT SEBASTIAN PUD
The Planning and Zoning Board recommends to the City Council that the
recom~endations of the DRI report be incorporated in its entirety
into their development orders, and in addition, if & U.S.#l/Davis St.
extention can not be provided, the developer be required to finance and
provide a roadway from the development to Roeeland Road to the North.
In addition., we recommend Uhat the City Council include in their local
~co~mendations that the developer provide a security bond sufficiently
large enough to pay for the maintenance and rebuilding of Hain Street
and Easy Street during and following construction, to rebuild those
streets to present condition, due to the type of equil~ent traversing
=hose streets during the construction period. If it is ~ot possible
legally toenforce that requirement, we recommend those streetsbe
restricted to no construction equipment (is. concrete and grave[ trucks,
building supply trucks, semi-trucks, lowboys, etc.) and the developer
be required to provide access at another location. We further recceamend
the City Council look specifically at the DRI recom~endation on impact
to public facilities, suggestion of additional access to boating and
recreation and parking for same.
If you have any questions concerning these reconweendations, please
talk with me about them.
~~ary
CC.;
Gene Harris, Chairman
Planning and Zoning Board