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MEMORANDUM
• To: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager
. From: Scott D. Ladd, Director of Community Development
Date: February 3, 1998
Subject: Ordinance No. 377 Landscape Waiver Request
Community Appearance Board Project Recommendation
PROJECT: Tequesta Motor Cars Property
746 U.S. One North, Tequesta
William E. Burckart, as Agent for Owner
William A. Flint, Ill, Landscape Architect
Tom, attached are 18 packets and plans for the above subject project which was reviewed by
the Community Appearance Board on November 19, 1997.
The Board reviewed the landscape plans and the. requested waivers and expressed the
following concerns with the application:
O The Board was told that the property was in the process of being purchased by a
new owner and that it was not known whether the new owner would remodel or
demolish and rebuild.
O The Board was advised that the landscaping would be done in 3 phases, with
Phase 1, which is the area adjacent to U.S. One, being completed within 45 days of
permitting. (A building permit is required within 30 days of notice of Council action.)
O The Board discussed the rear parking area, which it was felt looked like a "football
field", and the code requirement for the 5' landscape buffer between the parking
rows. They were told that this area was needed for the car carrier transport trucks.
O The Board discussed the use of ground covers in lieu of sod in the landscape buffer
along the rear property line.
O The Board was advised that the proposed fence along the rear property line would
be 6' high chain link with slats and would be 100% opaque.
Motion to approve the proposed landscaping and waivers with the revision that all sod in
Phase Ill shall be replaced with dune (beach) sunflower, and with the following waivers:
1. Hedge next to existing service building should be 5' wide, it is only 4' to 3' wide due
to placement of existing building.
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CAB Project Review
Tequesta Motor Cars Property
2. The landscape islands on the main driveway approach and at the end of the terminal
islands, a total of 4 locations, in the front parking lot are only 3' wide instead of the
required 6' width. This has been done to accommodate truck traffic. Due to the
small width,'there are no trees provided in these areas but we do provide for a tree
at the end of the landscape strip instead, a net shortfall of 4 trees.
3. The 5' divider medians called for in the rear parking lot, a total of 3, are not
provided. This is due to the problems of truck loading and unloading and access
through the rear lot storage area. This is not a customer area. We provided a 15'
rear landscape strip, where 5' is required and islands which are 8' - 9' in width to
compensate for this. (10' landscape strip required at rear where property abuts
residential area)
4. The rear parking lots westernmost parking row does not have a landscape island.
This was compensated for by the excess 15' buffer provided. This a storage area
only and does not provide for customer access.
5. The landscape strip required on the east, part of the north, and south sides of the
building is missing due to showroom access on the east side, door access on the
north, and traffic access on the south side.
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Vote on the motion: 5-0 to approve.
Staff Comments: In addition to the above listed waivers, the following deficiencies/waivers
should be noted:
1. The landscape buffer on the east side of the service building is 3.5' in lieu of 4' as
the code requires.
2. Terminal landscape islands at the end of parking rows are required by code in two
additional locations in the front parking lot, and trees are required in two existing
terminal landscape islands in the rear parking area.
3. The entrance driveway off U.S. One is 30', which is in excess of the 24' maximum
allowed by code.
4. Code Enforcement action has been taken and a lien placed on this property per the
attached memo.
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To: Joanne Burnsed, Department of Community Development
From: Sergeant John Irovando, Code Enforcement Officer
Date: Tuesday, February 3, 1998
Subject: Tequesta Motor Cars, 746 US Hwy One.
This is to advise you that on August 28, 1997, the Special Master for the Village of
Tequesta, Florida, issued an order placing a fine of Eight Thousand-Seven Hundred
Dollars against the owners of Tequesta Motor Cars; Robert A. Walsh and Thomas
Steen. This Order assessing Fine was recorded in the public records of Palm Beach
County, on September 11, 1997, in Official Record Book 9982, Page 1442. The lien is
still in effect.
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
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APPLICATION FOR LANDSCAPE WAIVER
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NOTE: APPLICANT MAY BE REQUIRED TO INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS
WITH THIS APPLICATION:
1. APPLICATION FEE OF ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE i( #125) DOLLARS.
2. CURRENT SURVEY OF PROPERTY SHOWING ALL STRUCTURES, SETBACKS,
• PARKING AREAS AND LANDSCAPE AREAS.-
3. DRAWINGS TO SCALE OF PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS, IF ANY.
4. WRITTEN APPROVAL FROM PROPERTY OWNER.
5. ANY OTHER DOCUMENTATION PERTINENT TO THIS APPLICATION.
6. TWENTY-TWO ( 22) PIES OF ALL SU MITTALS.
APPLICANT SIGNATURE: (L9(j at ( WJe.aAJr
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VARIANCES REQUESTED
1. Hedge next to existing service building, should be 5'wide, it is only 4'to 3'wide due
to placement of existing building.
2. The landscape island on the main drive way approach,and at the end of the terminal
• island in the front parking lot are only 3'wide, a total of 4, instead of the required 6'
width. This has been done to accommodate truck traffic. Due to the small width,
there are no trees provided in these areas but we do provide for a tree at the end of the
landscape strip instead, a net short fall of 4 trees.
3. The 5' divider medians called for in the rear parking lot,a total of 3 are not provided.
This is due to the problems of truck loading and unloading and access thru the rear lot
storage area. This is not a customer area. We provided a 15'rear landscape strip,
where 5'is required and islands which are 8 - 9' in width to compensate for this.
4. The rear parking lots western most parking row does not have a landscape island.
This was compensated for by the excess 15' buffer provided. This is a storage area
only and does not provided for customer access.
5. The landscape strip required on the east,part of the north and south sides of the
building is missing due to show room access on the east side, door access on the
north, and traffic access on the south side.
WILLIAM E. BURCKART& ASSOCIATES
REAL ESTATE SERVICES
561-575-5400
Fax 575-7705
October 15, 1997
Mr. Scott Ladd
Village of Tequesta
357 Tequesta Drive
Tequesta,Fla. 33469 •
Dear Scott:
Enclosed is the Community appearance Board application and waiver form for the
rehabilitation of landscaping at Tequesta Motor Cars property located at 746 U.S. Hwy
One, as required by the Special Master.
As this property has a number exceptions which it was not able to meet at the original time
of submittal,these still exist today. When first approved,the site plan and landscape plan
were designed to comply with the new Landscape Ordinance, as it existed at that time.
This was the first property in the Village which was approved according to the guidelines
found in Ordinance 377. Because of this,we believe we were not subject to the
requirements of going back through the retrofitting required by Ord. 377.
At that time the Village Council and the Community Appearance Board approved this
project,there were several requirements which could not be met, and others which were
met by other means. As such these exceptions(variances)were part
The first exceptions(variances)to the plan were due to site design, and by the existing
remodeled buildings placement on the property. The property contains all concrete
parking areas.
1. The required 5' perimeter boundary,north and south,was not met in the area
of the existing service building as that building is two and three feet off the
property line. This is the only area where this occurs. Shown in chart as#3.
2. The landscape islands on the front approach are less than six feet which was
done to accommodate the large delivery trucks which will be using this
property. This is the same situation as found on the two terminal landscape
islands located in the front parking lot and the four islands in the rear. #2
3. The rear parking lot (which is a storage area for the inventoried cars)does not
have landscape strips between the head on parking because of the manner in
which the delivery trucks unload the cars and exit from the property. #1
4. The landscape island in the center of the western most row of parking was not
required as this was addressed by creating a 15' landscape strip(5' required) at
the rear of the property(where it abuts an apartment complex) so that
additional screening could be provided. The combined landscape strip on both
properties exceeds thirty feet. The chain link fence will be filled with slats for
the opaque requirement. #4
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5. The landscape strips which are missing along the showroom building are done
to accommodate traffic around the building and to provide access for parking of
cars in the showroom. #5
It is the intent of the current owners to perform this project in a phased build out. The
area exposed to US One (phase I)will be upgraded now(within 45 days of the building
permit being issued),the areas surrounding the building(phase II), and the rear parking lot
(phase III), will be upgraded when the building is reconstructed. We expect this to occur
prior to in early 1998.
Please advise me of the meeting schedule and of any changes you feel we should be ready
• to make prior at the meeting_ We would also appreciate a copy of the'Draft"Staff report
as soon as it is prepared. We can make additional arrangement after the draft is reviewed
to pick up the final staff report going to the Board. We look forward to working with you '
• and to the improvements we are asking to make.
erely,
/it is . Burckart
cc: Tom Steen
Robert Walsh
169 Tequesta Drive,Suite 12E•Tequesta,Florida 33469
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4;1 ,. VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
• DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNTIY DEVELOPMENT
Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drive
Alp p Tequesta, Florida 33469-0273 • (561) 575-6220
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November 20, 1997
Mr. William Burckart
William E. Burckart&Associates
169 Tequesta Drive, Suite 12E
Tequesta,FL 33469
RE: Community Appearance Board Action
Landscape Plans for Ord. 377 Compliance
Tequesta Motor Cars-746 U.S. One North,Tequesta
Dear Bill:
This letter is to confirm the action of the Village of Tequesta Community Appearance Board at
their November 19, 1997,meeting approving Landscape Plan Job No. 97-234, dated 10-23-97 as
drawn by William A. Flint, III,Landscape Architect with the following modification:
1. Change out the sod in Phase III to Beach Sunflowers for ground cover.
As you are aware, this project must be reviewed by the Village Council for approval of the
requested landscape waivers and upon receipt of 3 additional copies of the plan(2 full size and
one 11" X 17" reduction), will be placed on the agenda of the next available Council meeting.
You and /or your representative will need to be in attendance at this meeting to present your
application to the Council.
Very truly yours,
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Scott D. Ladd
Clerk of the Board
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and suggested finding a better way of hiding it;
commented that the hedge on the west was sparse and some
needed replacement plants; and commented that the hedge
behind the dumpster was beautiful. The Landscape
Architect for the project explained that the west hedge
was on a berm that tended to dry out, and that it might
also have an irrigation problem. Chair Cook suggested
using more flowers in front to create a happier looking
facility. Clerk of the Board Scott D. Ladd advised that
the Village Council had requested addition of benches in
the courtyard for patron use.
Boardmember Coben made a motion to accept the application
for the construction of Sterling House II, a 42-unit
extended care facility, 211 Village Blvd. , directly
behind the existing Sterling Souse, as submitted.
Boardmember Dalack seconded the motion. The vote on the
motion was:
Leslie Cook - for
Vic Strahan - for
Paul Coben - for
Claudette Dalack - for
Molly McCormick - for
The motion was therefore approved and adopted.
111111140 4. An application from William Burckart, as agent for owner,
for review of landscape plans for Ordinance #377
compliance for Tequesta Motor Cars, 764 U.S. One North.
William Burckart explained that this property was in the
process of being purchased by a new owner, and he did not
know whether the new owner would remodel the building or
demolish it and construct a new building. Mr. Burckart
commented that this property had been approved in 1988
when Ordinance 377 was being written, and it had been
designed to comply and had been granted waivers for areas
COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD
MEETING MINUTES
NOVEMBER 19, 1997
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which could not comply. Mr. Burckart requested a phased
landscaping plan in which the front portion would be
installed right away, and in the event of sale then the
new owner would have the option of changing phases 2 and
3 if he desired, and changes would come back to the
Village for approval along with the building changes.
Clerk of the Board Ladd advised the Board not to consider
what might happen, but to base their approval on the plan
as presented. Mr. Burckart explained that phases 2 and
3 would be done simultaneously, and pointed out the
phasing areas on the plan. Phase I : The area exposed to
U.S. One would be upgraded within 45 days of the building
permit being issued; Phase II: the areas surrounding the
building; and Phase III: the rear parking lot, to be
upgraded when the building was reconstructed early in
1998 . Mr. Ladd advised that this was a reasonable
phasing plan, however, it should be made clear that all
phases must be completed whether or not the property was
sold.
William A. Flint III, Landscape Architect for the
project, discussed the proposed landscaping plant
materials, which included silver buttonwoods, queen
palms, laurel oaks, and cocoplum. Vice Chair Strahan
commented that the Phase III improvements to the large
rear parking lot would be seen only by the adjacent
neighbor unless neighboring property was developed in the
future, and objected to a large concrete area that looked .
like a football field. Mr. Burckart explained that the
car carrier transport trucks needed the large parking lot
in order to negotiate necessary turns to come in and off-
load automobiles. Clerk of the Board Scott D. Ladd
explained that what was missing were planters between
parking rows from island to island and suggested that the
required islands could be installed between the terminal
islands on the ends, or if not, then waivers would need
to be requested. Mr. Burckart explained that trees and
a hedge would be added along the property line and that
the applicant was really concerned about having space to
COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD
MEETING MINUTES
NOVEMBER 19, 1997
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allow maneuverability for large trucks. Boardmember
Dalack suggested that ground covers be used under trees
instead of the proposed sod. After discussion, beach
sunflower was agreed upon for the groundcover. Mr.
Burckart explained that the proposed fence would be chain
link with slats inserted on the side next to the
residential area.
Boardmember Coben made a motion to accept the landscape
plans for Ordinance #377 compliance for Tequesta Motor
Cars, 764 U.S. One North with the revision that all sod
in Phase III shall be replaced with dune (beach)
sunflower, and with the following waivers:
1. Hedge next to existing service building should be
5' wide, it is only 4' to 3 ' wide due to placement
of existing building.
2. The landscape island on the main driveway approach,
and at the end of the terminal islands, a total of
4 locations, in the front parking lot are only 3'
wide instead of the required 6' width. This has
been done to accommodate truck traffic. Due to the
small width, there are no trees provided in these
areas but we do provide for a tree at the end of
the landscape strip instead, a net shortfall of 4
trees.
3. The 5' divider medians called for in the rear
parking lot, a total of 3 are not provided. This
is due to the problems of truck loading and
unloading and access through the rear lot storage
area. This is not a customer area. We provided a
15' rear landscape strip, where 5' is required and
islands which are 8' - 9 ' in width to compensate
for this.
4. The rear parking lots westernmost parking row does
not have a landscape island. This was compensated
COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD '
MEETING MINUTES
NOVEMBER 19, 1997
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for by the excess 15' buffer provided. This is a
storage area only and does not provide for customer
access.
5. The landscape strip required on the east, part of
the north and south sides of the building is
missing due to showroom access on the east side,
door access on the north, and traffic access on the
south side.
Vice Chair Strahan seconded the motion. The vote on the
motion was:
Leslie Cook - for
Vic Strahan - for
Paul Coben - for
Claudette Dalack - for
Molly McCormick - for
The motion was therefore approved and adopted.
VI. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
In response to inquiry by Chair Cook, Clerk of the Board
Scott D. Ladd explained that there were three Ordinance 377
applications being processed, that everyone had applied, and
that those remaining were still in various stages. The
progress which had been made by Barnett Bank was discussed.
In regard to Tequesta Plaza, Clerk of the Board Ladd advised
that the property was under contract for sale but was not
yet closed, and that the potential new owners had already
hired the firm of George Gentile and Associates to provide
a landscaping plan. Councilmember Carl Hansen, who was
present in the audience, explained that the Village had
wanted to purchase the Tequesta Plaza property but the price
had been $1.2 million, while it had been appraised at only
$1 million. Vice Chair Strahan reported that workers at the
Rinker plant had been digging up beds and replacing plants.
COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD
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NOVEMBER 19, 1997
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Boardmember Coben commented that the Stop & Shop store
looked nice except for the dumpster, and questioned whether
it was proper to contract the Code Enforcement Officer
directly or if the Village Manager should be contacted.
Councilmember Hansen advised that as a citizen, any member
of the Board could talk to any police officer about any code
violation they had seen, and they did not need to go through
Village administration.
VII. ANY OTHER MATTERS
Boardmember Coben questioned Vice Mayor Hansen regarding the
Charles Martyn Gala. Vice Mayor Hansen explained that the
Village Council wanted to promote the event, which was a
fundraiser for the new Public Safety facilities, and that
the new facilities would be hurricane hardened to withstand
a category 3 hurricane.
VIII. ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 11:02 A.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Betty Laur
Recording Secretary
ATTEST:
Add
Scott D. Ladd
Clerk of the Board
DATE APPROVED:
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COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD REVIEW
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SUBMITTALS:
TWO (2)PRELIMINARY LANDSCAPE PLANS (MIN. SCALE OF 1" =30')INDICATING
THE FOLLOWING:
✓, All existing structures and parking.
V All existing landscaping, including a tree inventory survey identifying all trees of three
(3) inches in diameter or greater.
44/4 All proposed trees, shrubs, ground cover, required landscape strips, planting islands and
other landscape areas and treatments required by Ord. 377.
✓ Graphically indicate the quantities, types, sizes at planting and at five(5)years maturity,
and spacing of same and other qualitative data for all required plant materials, including
botanical and common names.
Indicate conformance with Xeriscape requirements:
- Drought tolerance
- Hardiness zone
- - Salt tolerance
- Wind tolerance _
`a Indicate required percentage requirements:
- 60% indigenous to South Florida
- 15%minimum gross parking area landscaped
'✓ Locate on plan each area where a waiver is being requested and spe
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non-conformity. (i.e., 10' landscape buffer required, 6'proposed.)
ORDINANCE NO. 377
COMPLIANCE CHECK LIST
PERIMETER LANDSCAPING: •
[V J 10' inside property line where vehicular use areas abut public or private streets
( North, South, ✓ East, West)
[ ✓j 5' inside property line where vehicularuse areas abu jacent land uses
( V.-North, South, East, West)
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Communit A earance Board Plant List June 1995
(Preferred Plant List
Trees
Syzgium Paniculata "Hookerana"
Black Olive "Shady Lady" Southern Magnolia Native
Slash Pine Native
Upright Bottle Brush
Weeping Bottle Brush Weeping Yew
Carrotwood Laurel Oak Native
Ficus Rubiginosa"Patio Fig" Live Oak Native
Dahoon Holly Native Sabal Palm Native
East Palatka Holly Native Queen Palm
• Washingtonian Palm
Hedge material
Eleagnus Pungens Ilex Compacts Native
Ligustrum
Orange Jasmine Ilex Cornita "Dwarf Burf Burford" Native
Raphiolepis "Majestic Beauty" Privet Florida Native
Viburnum Suspensum Simpson Stopper Native
Eugenia Myrtifolia"Brush Cherry" Anise Native
Philodendron Wax Myrtle Native
Parlor Oak Palmetto Native
Chinese Fan Palm
Shrub/ Groundcover
Jasmine Volubile"Wax Jasmine"
Pittosporum Juniper
Plumbago flex Vomitoria
Raphiolepis Beach sunflower
Firecracker Plant African Bush Daisy
Sword Fern African Iris
Liriopi Spider Lily
Lantana Dwarf Fakahatchee Grass
Asparagus fern Dwarf Allamanda
Cord Grass
. [ 1 canopy tree per 30 linear feet of landscaped area ( 12_' high , 5' clear trunk)
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[ ] 3 palm tree cluster,per 30 linear feet of landscaped area ( 12' gray wood)
[ Only fifty(50%) percent of all trees provided in.landsca plan shall be pal
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[ 1 2' min. in height at planting hedge to grow to min. 4'!max. 6'
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Commercial properties abutting and/or immediately adjacent to residential:
[ Hedge not more than 6' from residential property line
[✓f Planted min. 2'on center and maintained at min. 6': max. 10'
[ 4 5' min. . 6' max. solid opaque fence and or wall
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[vl 1 tree planted in each island
[ ] 5' divider median between abutting rows of parking spaces and
rows of parking spaces and driveways— \/,-2j
[ ] 1 canopy tree or 3 palm trees per 40 linear feet between abutting parking
rows and rows of parking spaces and driveways— VIZAZA1-NC&
[ balance of island landscaped with grass, ground cover, shrubs,
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[ ] Parking rows and traffic aisles separated from principal structures on the side
and front by a landscape strip of at least 4' in width. (Where a building fronts on
two(2) streets, all sides, except for designated loading areas, must by around
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4. ACCESS (INGRESS / EGRESS):
[✓] Access ways from public rights-of-way max. 24' in width
�! XERISCAPE REQUIREMENTS:
[✓] Moderate drought tolerant
[V] Very drought tolerant
[f Non-invasive species
[t/] Hardiness zone (other than Tropical)
[Ji Salt tolerant
[yr Medium or high wind tolerance
6. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
[ 4" 601-6 landscaping indigenous to So. Florida
[ Nir 15% min. gross parking area landscaped
[ L Automatic irrigation facilities provided
[ Tree survey indicating all trees of three(3) inches in diameter or greater
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[ Prohibited landscaping identified for removal
[7] Graphically indicate quantities, types, sizes at planting and
at five (5)years maturity
[Jr Indicate botanical and common names
7. COMPATIBILITY WITH STREETSCAPES:
[ v( U.S. One
[ ] Tequesta Drive
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TOYOTA/MAZDA OF GREENWICH
July 8, 1997
Village of Tequesta
Building Department
This letter is to authorize Mr. William
Burkhart to sign the necessary Landscaping Permits
for our building at 746 U.A. 1, Jupiter, Florida
Sincerely,
Thomas Steen
Land Owner
75 EAST PUTNAM AVENUE • P.O.BOX 402 • COS COB.CT 06607 • (203)661-5055 • FAX(203)661-2230