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" MEMORANDUM
TO: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager
FROM: Scott D. Ladd, Building Official ik
Joanne McCabe, Plans Examin,a,
DATE: October 31, 1996
SUBJECT: Public Hearing for Special Exception Use (Church Affiliated Elementary School)
Public Hearing for Variance Request for Parking
Site Plan Review (13,500 sq.ft. School & Minor Storage Addition to Parish Hall)
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
400 Seabrook Road, Tequesta
Tom, attached are eighteen (18) packets for the above referenced Public Hearings (special
exception use and variance) and site plan review. Please place these items on the agenda of
the November 14, 1996, Village Council meeting. Staff recommends approval.
Special Exception:
An examination of the special exception criteria by staff indicates the following:
O The proposed use is a valid use for consideration by the Village Council.
O The proposed use is designed, located and proposed to be operated so that the
public health, safety and welfare will be protected.
O There should be no adverse affect on the value of surrounding properties.
O The use is compatible with adjacent development and the character of the zoning
district where it is to be located (R-1, Single-Family Dwelling District).
O Landscaping and screening has been provided for the project as shown on the
landscape plans.
O Adequate off-street parking has not provided in accordance with the code
requirement and a variance is being requested. Ingress and egress is provided and
causes minimal interference with traffic on abutting streets.
O The use conforms with all applicable regulations of the R-1 Single-Family Residential
District.
Additionally, attached for Village Council consideration are the applicable factors as set forth in
Section (J), Subsection (3), items (a) through (I).
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Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
11-14-96
Variance:
The applicant has requested a variance for the required number of off-street parking spaces.
Section VIII. Off-street and on-street parking and loading regulations, required that for
mixed-uses, the total requirement for off-street parking shall be the sum of the requirements of
the various uses computed separately. Therefore, in order to comply with the code, the Church
would have to provide parking as follows:
Church 63 spaces
Office 16 spaces
Parish Hall 19 spaces
Thrift Shop 7 spaces
School 26 spaces
TOTAL 131 spaces
The Church currently has 70 parking spaces and will provide an additional 9 spaces, for a total
of 79 spaces in lieu of 131 as required by the code.
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VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL EXCEPTION
THE UNDERSIGNED REQUESTS A SPECIAL EXCEPTION FOR THE USE SPECIFIED
BELOW. SHOULD THIS APPLICATION BE APPROVED, IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT IT
SHALL ONLY AUTHORIZE THAT PARTICULAR USE DESCRIBED IN THIS APPLICATION
AND ANY CONDITIONS OR SAFEGUARDS REQUIRED BY THE VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA.
NAME OF APPLICANT: Ppi smpal Church of the (md Shepherd DATE:
MAILING ADDRESS: 400 Seabrook goad. Tequesta. Florida 33469
PHONE NUMBER: ( HOME) n/a ( BUSINESS) 746-4674
-LOT/PARCEL ADDRESS: 400 Seabrook Road, Tequesta, Florida 33469
LOT: BLOCK: SUBDIVISION:
PROPERTY CONTROL NUMBER: 60-43-40-25-00-000-5230
EXISTING USE: c►,„rch
DESCRIPTION OF SPECIAL EXCEPTION: Minor addition to the Parish Hall as
detailed in the plans submitted herewith. Also, construction of a Church-
affiliated elementary school (K-5th grade)
PROPERTY OWNER: E,piscoD l Church of the Good Shepherd
NOTE: APPLICANT SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING WITH THE APPLICATION:
1. CURRENT SURVEY OR SITE PLAN OF PROPERTY SHOWING STRUCTURES AND
SETBACKS.
2. DRAWINGS TO SCALE OF PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRING SPECIAL
EXCEPTION USE.
3. WRITTEN APPROVAL FROM PROPERTY OWNER IF OTHER THAN APPLICANT.
4. ANY OTHER DOCUMENTATION PERTINENT TO THIS APPLICATION. .
• 5. TWENTY-TWO ( 22) COPIES OF ALL SUBMITTALS.
6. APPLICATION FEE OF FIVE HUNDRED ( S500. 00) DOLLARS. ( ALSO
APPROPRIATE COMMUNITY AP CE & SITE PLAN REVIEW FEES. )
APPLICANT' S SIGNATURE: 3 It Tt4
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NOTICE
OF
SPECIAL EXCEPTION •
PUBLIC HEARING
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1996
7:00 P.M.
Public Notice is hereby given that the Village Council of the Village of Tequesta, Florida, will
hold a Public Hearing during the Village Council meeting Thursday, November 14, 1996,
beginning at 7:00 P.M., in the Village Hall Council Chambers, 357 Tequesta Drive, Tequesta,
Florida, to consider an application from the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, 400
Seabrook Road, Tequesta, for Special Exception Use (Church affiliated elementary school &
minor addition to the Parish Hall) within the R-1, Single-Family Residential District of the
Village of Tequesta.
At such time and place, the Village Council will hear all evidence in support of or in opposition
to this application. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE AND BE ADVISED, "If any person decides to
appeal any decision made by the Village Council with respect to any matter considered at this
public hearing, he/she will need a record of the proceedings, and that, for such purpose, he/she
may need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the
testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based." PLEASE GOVERN
YOURSELVES ACCORDINGLY.
Respectfully,
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Scott D. Ladd, C.B.O.
Building Official
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Sec.VII TEQUESTA CODE Sec.VII
5. Day care facilities.As may be required,regulated
and licensed by applicable state statutes and agen-
cies.
6. Foster care facilities. As may be required, regu-
lated and licensed by applicable state statutes and
agencies.
7. Group homes. As may be required, regulated and
licensed by applicable state statutes and agencies.
(e) Prohibited uses and structures
1. Any use or structure not specifically or by reason-
able implication permitted herein as a permitted
use,accessory use or permissible by special exception.
(2) R-1 Single-Family Dwelling District.
(a) Purpose of district.
1. It is the purpose and intent of this district to
provide lands within the village for single-family
residential uses, consisting of no more than one
(1)dwelling unit per any platted lot. Density shall
not exceed five and four-tenths (5.4) dwelling
units/gross acre based on a minimum eight thou-
sand (8,000)foot lot size. As in the R1-A District,
this district also recognizes the need for traditional
single-family areas, however, at a slightly higher
density.
(b) Permitted uses:
1. Single-family dwellings.
(c) Accessory uses.-
1. Private garages, swimming pools, spas and hot
tubs,cabanas and saunas,greenhouses,tennis courts,
private docks, utility buildings, gazebos and any
other similar use deemed appropriate by the build-
ing official.
(d) Special exceptions:
1. Churches with or without accessory pre-school fa-
cilities, schools and publicly owned and operated
community buildings.
. 2. Public utility structures and buildings such as
water pumping plants, electric substations,police
and fire stations.
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(J) Special Exception Uses.
(1) Statement of Purpose. The development and execution of a Sec.X TEQUESTA CODE Sec.X
zoning ordinance is based upon the division of the village into
districts, within which the use of land and structures and the determine that satisfactory provision and arrangement of the
bulk and location of structures in relation to the land are sub following factors have been met by the petitioner,where applicable.
' stantially uniform. It is recognized, however, that there are cer- (a) Compliance with all elements of the Village of Tequesta
taro uses and features which because of their unique characteris- Comprehensive Plan;
tics, cannot be distinctly classified or regulated in a particular (b) Ingress and egress to property and proposed structures
district or districts, without consideration in each case, of the thereon with particular reference to automotive and pe-
impact of such uses and features upon neighboring uses and the destrian safety and convenience, traffic flow and control,
surrounding area, compared with the public need for them at and access in case of fire or catastrophe;
particular locations. Such uses and features are therefore treated
as special exceptions. A special exception.is not the automatic (c) Off-street parking and loading area where required with
right of any applicant. particular attention to the items in(b)above;
(2) Criteria. Special exception uses and their related accessory (d) Refuse and service areas with particular reference to items
uses or any expansion, enlargement, or modification of an exist- (b)and(c)above;
ing special exception use shall be permitted only upon authoriza- (e) Nuisance factors detrimental to adjacent and nearby prop-
tion of the village.council provided that such uses shall be found erties and the village as a whole. Nuisance factors shall
by the village council to comply with the following requirements include but not necessarily be limited to noise,odor, smoke,
and other applicable requirements as set forth in this ordinance. glare,electrical interference and/or mechanical vibrations;
(a) That the proposed use is a permitted special exception use.
(b) That the use is so designed, located and proposed to be
operated so that the public health, safety, welfare and
morals will be protected.
(c) That the use will not cause substantial injury to the value
of other property in the neighborhood where it is to be
located.
(d) That the use will be compatible with adjoining develop-
ment and the proposed character of the district where it is
to be located.
(e) That adequate landscaping and screening is provided as
required herein.
(f) That adequate off-street parking and loading is provided
and ingress and egress is so designed as to cause minimum
interference with traffic on abutting streets.
(g) That the use conforms with all applicable regulations gov-
erning the district where located,except as may otherwise
be determined for planned developments.
(3) Findings. Before any special exception is granted, the vil-
lage council shall apply the standards set forth herein and shall Supp.No.21 1178.10
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Sec.X TEQUESTA CODE Sec.X
Sec.X APPENDIX A—ZONING Sec.X
(1) Utilities, with reference to location, availability and action is deemed necessary to prevent injustice or to facili-
compatibility; tate the proper development of the village.
(g) Screening and buffering with reference to type, dimensions (7) Time limits for special exceptions. A special exception shall
and character; commence within twelve (12) months from the date of grant of
the special exception unless extended by action of village council.
(h) Signs and proposed exterior lighting with reference to glare,
traffic safety, economic effect and compatibility and har- (a) Commencement of a special exception occurs upon the fit
mony with properties in the district; ing of an application for a building permit, preliminary
plat or site plan,or upon the initiation of significant action
(i) Required yards and other open space; to satisfy requirements for improvements contained in a
.(j) General compatibility with adjacent properties and other development order or other regulatory documents relating
property in the district; to said special exception.
(k) Whether the change suggested is out of scale with the (b) Only one (1) extension shall be permitted and shall not
needs of the neighborhood or the village; exceed six (6) months.
(1) Any special requirements set out in the Schedule of Site (c) Special exceptions granted to any governmental unit shall
Regulations for the particular use involved. • be exempt from the provisions of this subsection(7), unless
a time limitation is made a specific condition of the special
(4) Conditions and safeguards. In addition to the standards exception.
listed above and specific conditions listed for each particular
special exception listed within any particular zoning district, the (8) Special exception application process.
village council may impose other such conditions and safeguards (a) A written petition for special exception shall be submitted
as it deems appropriate in conformity with these zoning regula- by noon on the 15th of the month or previous regular
tions for the protection of the surrounding properties and the business day indicating the section of these zoning regula-
neighborhood or general welfare of the public. tions under which the special exception is sought and stat-
(5) Denial. Should the village council deny a special exception, ing the grouads on which it is requested, with particular
it shall state fully for the record the reasons for doing so. Such reference to the written findings in subsection (3) above
reasons shall take into account the factors under subsection_(3) and other specific condition(s) if applicable which the vil
above and all other conditions and particular regulations relat lage council shall address. The petition shall include all
ing to the specific special exception requested. material necessary to meet the requirements of the devel-
opment concept plan listed below and any additional in-
(6) Limitations on the filing of a special exception. formation that will demonstrate that the grant of special
(a) Whenever village council has denied an application for a exception will be in harmony with general intent and pur
special exception, the village shall not thereafter consider pose of these zoning regulations.
any further application for special exception on any part of (b) A petitioner seeking special exception approval shall sub-
or all of the same property for a period of twelve (12) mit a development concept plan on one (1) or more sheets
months from the date of such action. of paper measuring not more than twenty-four by thirty-
(b) The time limits of subsection (a) above may be waived by six (24 x36) inches and drawn to a scale not smaller than
three (3) affirmative votes of village council when such one hundred (100) feet to the inch. The following shall be
provided on the development concept plan.
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Sec.X APPENDIX A—ZONING Sec.X Sec.X TEQUESTA CODE Sec.X
1. Scale, date,north arrow, vicinity sketch, title of the 9. The proposed phasing of construction for the project if
project and total gross acreage. applicable.
2. The boundaries and dimensions of the property and its 10. Commercial,office and uses other than residential shall
relationship to the surrounding road system including provide the estimated square footage of the structure(s),
the width of the existing travelway(pavement). the number of employees, estimated seating, and the
3. The location and dimension of existing man-made fea- estimated number of users of the facility, such as mem-
tures such as existing roads and structures with indi- hers, students and patients.
cation as to which are to be removed, renovated or _ 11. Proposed hours of operation for commercial uses.
altered. 12. A drainage statement or drainage plan as may be
4. The location of existing easements,water oourses sec- required by the village or its designated engineer.
tion lines, water and sewer lines, well and septic tank 13. Size, location and orientation of signs.
location, and other existing important physical fea- 14. Proposed lighting of the premises.
tures in and adjoining the project. -- 15. Ten (10) aerial maps at a minimum scale of one (1)
5. The location and delineation of existing trees and in- inch equals three hundred(300)feet, showing the site
formation as to which trees will be removed. - in question with paved boundaries superimposed.
6. Identification of surrounding land use, zoning and ex- 16. A legal description of the land proposed for development.
isting buildings within one hundred (100) feet of the
petitioned site, as well as the zoning of the petitioned (c) The application shall be reviewed by the land development
site. staff within thirty (30) days of the submission deadline.
7. A layout of the proposed lots and/or building sites Upon land development staff review and analysis of all
including the following site data: submitted materials, the building official shall forward a
a. Finished floor elevation; recommendation to the village council.
b. Common open area; (d) A public hearing shall be held by the village council. The
c. _ Generalized landscaping and buffer areas; property owner may appear personally or by agent or attorney.
d. Internal circulation patterns including off-street
parking and loading facilities; (e) Notice of public hearing shall be advertised fifteen(15)and
e. Total project density; five(5)days in advance of the public hearing in a newspa-
f. Percentage of building coverage; per of general circulation in the area. The owner of the
g. Percentage of impervious surface coverage; property for which special exception is sought or his agent
h. Percentage of open space areas; or attorney designated by him on the submitted petition
i. The shape,size, location and height of all structures. shall be notified by mail. Notice shall be given by mail to
8. A traffic impact analysis as may be required by the all owners of property within a three hundred (300) foot
village or its designated engineer including the following radius of the boundary lines of the property for which a
a. Future right-of-way dedications; special exception is requested. The list of property owners
b. Intersection improvements; within the stated radius shall be provided by the applicant
c. Traffic control devices; from the most recent tax roll information as provided by
d. Traffic generation analysis; the Palm Beach County Appraiser's Office. The applicant
e. Distribution and assignment of traffic; , must furnish an affidavit signed by the person responsible
f. Additional roadway needs. for providing the aforementioned list. Notice of the public
• hearing shall be prominently posted on the property by the
> applicant for which a special exception is sought. Notwith-
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1181 Supp.No.17 1182
MEMORANDUM
TO: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager
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FROM: Scott D. Ladd, Building Official
DATE: November 14 , 1996
SUBJECT: Additional Information { revised site plan }
Proposed Church Affiliated School { grades K-5 }
Church of the Good Shepherd
400 Seabrook Road.
Tom, attached is a revised Site Plan for the above subject
proposed project . When I realized that the Variance request by the
Church was for 52 parking spaces , I advised the applicant that they
should take another look at their proposed Site Plan with the
intention of trying to add additional parking spaces anywhere on
the Church Property where it was feasible to do so . The applicant
also was asked to think about and be prepared to address concerns
that may arise with regard to the noise emitted by the students
when they participate in recess within the proposed play area.
This proposed revised Site Plan adds 18 parking spaces more
than what was previously indicated on the site plan that went out
in the Council Packets , bringing the total number of spaces to 97 ,
thereby reducing the variance request from 52 to 34 .
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DEPARTMENT OF COMM1JN1TY.DEVELOPMEN C. —
.�\ 1Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drive LZs .J ,j' .: Tequesta, Florida 33469-0273•(407)575-6220 \
. Fax: (407) 575-6239
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APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE
NAME OF APPLICANT: I 1 Q by is C A\ ati.P eL 04- 4 ()C � 4� OJ
MAILING ADDRESS: Li OC S E ASD l. Po G. ) 1Pci u-e '1•{t FZ j ,S Lk.)9
PHONE NUMBER: ( HOME) ( BUSINESS) -7 LK)— €7(
LOT/PARCEL ADDRESS:
LOT: BLOCK: SUBDIVISION:
PROPERTY CONTROL NUMBER:
NATURE OF VARIANCE: ( DESCRIBE GENERALLY THE NATURE OF THE VARIANCE
DESIRED. ) 1")
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JUSTIFICATION OF VARIANCE: PLEASE ADDRESS THE SIX CRITERIA LISTED IN
ATTACHED ZONING CODE SECTION XI I I ( E) ( 1)( b) 1. —6. 11 II
S eta, P` C�f P,rif.'
NOTE: APPLICANT SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WITH THIS APPLICATION:
1. CURRENT SURVEY OF PROPERTY SHOWING ALL STRUCTURES & SETBACKS.
2. DRAWINGS TO SCALE OF PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS.
3. WRITTEN APPROVAL FROM PROPERTY OWNER.
4. ANY OTHER DOCUMENTATION ,PERTINENT TO THIS APPLICATION.
5. FIFTEEN ( 15) COPIES OF ALL SUBMITTALS.
6. APPLICATION FEE OF: ( A) SINGLE FAMILY 6 300. 00
( B) DUPLEX — 6 500. 00
( C) MULTIPLE FAMILY — 6 750. 00
( D) COM CIAL — 61, 000. 00
APPLICANT SIGNATURE: A
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NOTICE
OF
ZONING VARIANCE
PUBLIC HEARING
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1996
7:00 P.M.
Public Notice is hereby given that the Village Council of the Village of Tequesta, Florida,
will hold a Public Hearing during the Village Council meeting Thursday, November 14,
1996, beginning at 7:00 P.M., in the Village Hall Council Chambers, 357 Tequesta
Drive, Tequesta, Florida, to consider an application for parking variance from the
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, 400 Seabrook Road, Tequesta.
At such time and place, the Village Council will hear all evidence in support of or in
opposition to this application. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE AND BE ADVISED, "If any
person decides to appeal any decision made by the Village Council with respect to any
matter considered at this public hearing, he/she will need a record of the proceedings,
and that, for such purpose, he/she may need to insure that a verbatim record of the
proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the
appeal is to be based." PLEASE GOVERN YOURSELVES ACCORDINGLY.
Respectfully,
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Scott D. Ladd, C.B.O.
Building Official
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Posted: October 25, 1996
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The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Application for Variance-Attachment to application
1. The are special conditions and circumstances that exist that are relevant to a
Church primarily because the Church utilizes the majority of it's parking on Sunday
mornings. This fact is different from other structures since they generally,do not have
such a specific and limited time of use and this does not conflict with the other intended
uses.
2. As a community based center are parking facilities are used primarily by the
community.
3. We are not asking for a special privilege only for a variance.
4. The literal interpretation assumes that all functions of the Church would take
place simultaneously which is not the case and each function of the individual structures
by its own merit warrants different times of usage, therefore the effect on parking is
likewise.
5. By granting this variance we are able to maintain reasonable use and allowing the
least impact on the land from a positive environmental perspective.
6. Since our emphasis is on the fact, that by the inherent nature of the facility the
impact on parking creates its own schedule of time of use, which does not conflict with
the other intended uses or the public welfare.
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Good Shepherd Site Data Calculations
SF Percentages
Gross Site Area • 170500 100%
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Lot Coverage Structures
Church • • 5657
Church Office Building '4900
Parish Hall 3765
Thrift Shop Building 2420
New Storage Addition 235
New Classroom Addition 13500
30477 18%
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Green Area Lot Coverage
Within parking areas 3796 2%
Other pervious areas 103371 61%
Total pervious areas 107167 63%
Pervious Area
Landscape and open areas 103371 61%
Impervious Areas
Building lot coverage 30477 18%
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Paving, patios. sidewalks. etc. • '36652 21%
• 67129 39%
Parking
Parking Required •
Church (250 seats) lspace/ 4 seats 63
Church Office lspace/ 300 SF 16
Parish Hall (See note 1) 1 space/ 150 SF 19
Thrift Shop (See note 2) lspace/ 250 SF 7
New Storage Addition 0
New Classroom Addition (See note 3) 26
131
Parking Provided
Existing spaces for church complex
Church
Church Office and classrooms
Parish Hall
Thrift Shop and Classroom'
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Total (see note 4) 70
New facilities to share existing parking (see note 5)
New Storage Addition NA
New Classroom Addition 9
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Total spaces provided 79
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Bee.VIII APPZNDIX A—ZONING a«.VIII
SECTION VIII. OFF-STREET AND ON-STREET
PARKING AND LOADING REGULATIONS
(A) Application of Regulations.
(a) For the purpose of this Zoning Ordinance, the term 'off-
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street parking space" shall consist of a parking space having
minimum dimensions of nine (9) feet in width by eighteen (18)
feet in length for the parking of each motor vehicle,exclusive of
access drives or aisles thereto.The term'on-street parking space'
shall consist of a curbside parking space having minimum dimen-
sions as may be required by the Florida Department of Transpor-
tation (FDOT) and/or the Village of Thquesta Consulting Engi-
neers as may be appropriate for the type and roadway classification
of the subject roadway.Minimum width elan access drive shall be
ten(10)feet for R-1 and R-lA Districts.For all other districts,the
minimum width of each aisle designed and intended for the
maneuvering of a motor vehicle into a parking space shall be
determined by the angle of parking as shown in the parking lot
dimension table of this section. The parking plan shall be so
arranged that each motor vehicle may be placed and removed
from the parking space assigned thereto and taken to and from
the property without necessity of moving any other motor vehicle
to complete the maneuver.Each lot,parcel,or property,subject to
a development or redevelopment proposal. shall be allowed to
design its off-street parking space areas utilizing a maximum of
twenty-five(25)percent of the minimum required parking spaces -
to be'identified"as'compact spaces"with minimum dimensions
of eight(8) feet in width by sixteen(16)feet in length, subject to
the review and approval of the village consulting engineers. the
village development review staff and the village council.
(2) Required yards and setbacks may be used for offstreet
parking;provided,that acmes drives or aisles and turning spaces
shall be located within the lot lines. In computing off-street re-
quirements. street or sidewalk areas shall not be used for off-
street parking purposes.
(3) Where parking spas is provided in open areas adjacent to
or beneath any building,slrnetrunorportion thereof.such parking
• spaces shall be paved with asphalt. concrete. "paver block" or
similar surface, and it shall be unlawful for the owners or mu-
.
2796 supp.No.25 1138.11
8«.Vm TEQUESTA CODE Soc.ViII
Soc.VW APPENDIX A—ZONING Soc.Vitt
pants of such building or structure to place on such parking area
any furniture or other property that will obstruct or hinder the (8) On-street parking may, upon review and approval by the
free use of such parking area. • village council, be allowed within all zoning districts within the
village and the minimum number of required parking spaces to be
(4) For other than single-family uses, duplexes or two-family provided may include a combination of on-street and off-street
dwellings, parking spaces for the handicapped shall be provided spaces. When using on-street parking to meet a portion of the
in all required parking lots,garages or other similar facilities,as required parking for a proposed project,only those spaces that lie
required by applicable Florida State Statutes- within the street frontage areas of the property proposed for
(5) All off-street parking fadlitiss shall be located on the same development or redevelopment may be included in the total
site as or contiguous to the use for which the parking is provided. calculations for meeting the minimum required parking require-
Any contiguous site must be maintained under unity of title to ments. On-street parking can only be provided on those streets
the site on which the primary use is located• that utilize curb and gutter drainage systems in lieu of Swale
systems and where the total right-of-way width is sufficient to
(6) In any district,in connection with every building,or building provide for approved paved roadway traffic lanes,on-street park-
group or part thereof having a gross floor area of four thousand ing and curb and gutter drainage systems,
(4,000)square feet or more,which is to be occupied by commercial
uses or other uses similarly requiring the receipt or distribution (B) Screening.
by vehicles of materials or merchandise, there shall be provided (1) All off-street parking areas shall be screened in accordance
and maintained, on the same lot with such building, off-street with section X(H) Landscaping: General Requirements.
loading space or unloading space as follows:
(C) Drainage and Maintenance.
4.000 to 25,000 sq.ft 1 space
25.000 to 40,000 sq.R 2 spaces (1) Off-street parking facilities shall be drained to prevent dam-
40.000 to 60,000 sq•ft 3 spaces age to abutting property and/or public streets and alleys and
For each additional 50,000 aq.ft. 1 additional surfaced with asphalt,concrete,"paver block,"or similar surface
space in accordance with applicable village specifications. Off-street
parking areas shall be maintained in a manner as to not create a
The loading or unloading spaces required in each instance shall traffic or pedestrian hazard or nuisance, as well as in a clean,
be not less than twelve 1 12)feet in width,fifty(50)feet in length orderly, and dust-free condition at the expense of the owner or
and fourteen a 14a feet in vertical clearance,and may occupy all or lessee and not used for the sale,repair,dismantling,or servicing
any part of any required yard except for a required front yard. of any vehicles,equipment,materials,or supplies.
Provided, however, that the loading or unloading spaces shall be
screened from the street or public way and shall be exclusive of (D) Marking.
all driveways, aisles, or drives provided for other off-street park- (1) Off-street parking spaces shall be marked by double pend-
ing areas. lel painted lines, curbs or other acceptable means to indicate
(7) The use of and/or designation of parking spaces as"reserved" individual spaces. On-street parking spaces shall be marked by
for individual tenants,businesses and/or property owners shall be single painted lines, or other acceptable means, or as may be
prohibited. This section shall not apply to those parking spaces required by FDOT to indicate individual spaces.Compact parking
designated to meet the requirements of state,county and munic- spaces shall be so identified by painting'Compact Vehicle Only"
�p parking on the surface of each space so designated.Handicap accessibility
parking spaces shall be identified and marked per current fed-
' (.ral, state and county requirements. Signs, markers and/or
°ice ma's 1188.12
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Soc. VIII TEQUESTA CODE S.c.VIII Q See.VIII TEQUESTA CODE See.VI I
directional arrows shall be used as necessary to ensure the (G) Access to Rights-of-Way.
efficient and safe operation of the parking lot or area. Each
off-street parking space shall be provided with a permanently (1) Intent. It is the intent of this section to provide control of
affixed car stop or continuous raised curb made of concrete or acmes to streets in order to facilitate safe and efficient move-
other acceptable material approved by the building official. meats of traffic while affording reasonable access to abutting prop-
erties.
(2) The internal traffic operation within the parking lot shall
be established by the use of approved signs and directional arrows. (2) Access driveways. Access driveways shall be permitted by
(3) Parkingfacilities shall beprovided withappropriate site the Village of Tequesta in accordance with the following guide-
(3) lines:
lighting.
1. Corner lots.
(E) Parking and Loading Design Standards.
a. Along local streets,access driveways to corner lots shall
(I) Parking facilities shall be landscaped in accordance with be located a minimum of thirty-five (35)feet from the
section X(H) Landscaping: General Requirements. intersection of the projection of rights-of-way lines, to
(F) Parking Access and Driveways. centerline of driveway,except as provided hereinafter.
b. Along arterial and collector streets, access driveways
(1) Each parking stall shall have appropriate access to a street to corner lots shall be located a minimum of fifty (50)
or alley and maneuvering and access aisle areas shall be sufR- feet from the intersection of the projection of right-
cient tc permit vehicles to enter and leave the parking area in a of-way lines to centerline of driveway except as pro-
forward motion,with the exception of a single-family and duplex 0 vided for hereinafter.
areas. Driveways shall be paved and meet the requirements out-
lined below unless very high volumes or other special dreum- 2. Interior lots.
stances warrant variation by the village consulting engineer. a. Except in townhouse clusters and planned unit devel-
Access dimension guidelines: opments, access driveways along local streets at ante-
rior locations shall be permitted not closer than four
Dimension at Street: (Width in feet') (4) feet from a side or rear property line to edge of
Minimum (one-way) 15 driveway. There shall be no more than two (2) drive-
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Minimum (two-way) 25 ways per lot.
Maximum 36 b. Along arterial and collector streets, the first access
driveway for interior lots shall be located a minimum
Right turn radius (In feet") of one hundred fifty(150)feet from the intersection of
Minimum 10 the projection of rights-of-way lines to the centerline of
Maximum 30 driveway.Thereafter,access driveways shall be spaced
a minimum of one hundred (100) feet apart.
• Measured along right-of-way line at inner limit of curbed ra-
dius sweep or between radius and near edge of curbed island at (3) Construction. Access driveways which intersect or abut
least fifty(50)square feet in area.The minimum width applies rights-of-way under the control or jurisdiction of the Village of
principally to one-way driveways. Tequesta shall be constructed in accordance with the construction
standards and details as available from the Village of Tequesta
•!One side of driveway exposed to entry or exit by right- Building Department(Department of Community Development)
turning vehicles. 0 and Public Works Department.
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Soc. VIII TEQUESTA CODE Sec.VIII A.
See.VIII APPENDIX A—ZONING Sao.VIII
(H) Off-Street and On-Street Parking Space Requirements. (Cer- beautician station based on the design capacity of the
taro of these requirements may be in conflict with the special establishment.
parking requirements set forth in the property development
standards for use within the MU, Mixed-Use District. Where a (6) Business and professional service: One (1)space per three
conflict exists, the property development standards of the MU hundred(300)square feet of gross leasable area.
District shall apply.) 01111W (7) Church/house of worship: One (1) space per four(4)seats;
There shall be provided at the time of the erection of any main or one (1) space per thirty (30) square feet of usable floor
building or structure, or at the time that any main building or area of auditorium, whichever is greater.
structure is enlarged by more than twenty-five(25)percent of the (8) Dwellings:
square footage of the existing building or structure,or increased
in capacity by adding dwelling units, guest rooms, floor area or (a) Single-family:Two(2)spaces per dwelling unit.
seats, minimum off-street motor vehicle parking space with ads- (b) Two-family(Duplex):Two(2)spaces per dwelling unit.
quate provisions for ingress and egress by a motor vehicle, in (c) Multiple-family:Two(2)spaces per dwelling unit.
accordance with the following: (9) Financial Institution: One(1)space per two hundred(200)
(1) Adult congregate living facilities: Shall provide off-street square feet of gross floor area,plus five(5)tandem waiting
parking as follows:1
or loading spaces per drive-in lane.
a. Adult congregate living facility: Two (2) spaces for (10) Full service fuel station:Three(3)spaces per service bay,or
each dwelling unit or equivalent. e one (1) space per one hundred (100) square feet of gross
tt. Extended care facility: Two(2) spaces per four(4)pa- floor area whichever is greater.
tient beds.
(11) Governmental office (other than post office): One (1) space
(2) Auditorium, stadium assembly hall, cultural and civic CM. per three hundred(300) square feet of gross floor area.
ter, gymnasium, theatre, community recreation center One (12) Hotel:One(1)space for each room or suite and one(1)space •
(1)space per four(4)fixed seats in largest assembly room for each employee on shift of greatest employment. (See
or area, or for each forty (40) square feet of floor area subsection (2), Auditorium, etc., for conference facilities,
available for the accommodation of movable seats in the and see subsection (26), Restaurants, standard, for those
largest assembly roan, or one (I) space per one hundred accessory, use parking space requirements.
fifty (150) square feet of growl floor area, whichever is
applicable to the facility. (13) Indoor amusement One (1) space for each two hundred
(3) A utomotiue repair Three(3)spaces per service bay, if any, (2001 square feet of gross floor area, except for bowling
or one(1)space per one hundred(100)square feet of gross • alleys which shall provide parking at the rate of five (5)
floor area whichever is greater. spaces for each bowling lane.
(4) Bar and lounge: One (1) space for each two (2) seats pro- (14) Launderniat and other self-service activity: One (1) space
vided for patron use as established by the fire occupancy for every fifty (50)square feet of gross floor area.
• rating for the sise and capacity of the establishment. (15) Marina: One and one-half(1K)spaces for each boat slip.
(6) Beauty shop. barber slop( and personal service One (1) (16) Medical and dental office-or clinic One (1) space per two
• space per two hundred.(2001 equate feet dp'oss floor area, hundred 12001 square feet of gross floor area.
or two (2) spaces per barber chair or throe (3) spaces perI
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Sec. VIII TEQUESTA CODE Soc.VIII 0 Soc.VIII APPENDIX A—ZONING Sec.VIII
. (17) Motor vehicle dealer One(1)parking space for each two (28) Schools:
hundred (200) square feet of floor area devoted to sales,
rentals, customer use, or employee office use; plus one(1) (a) Senior high.college and university: Two(2)spaces per
parking space for each five hundred (500) square feet of three(3)teachers and employees normally engaged in
gross floor area within the service department. or about the building or grounds,plus one(1)space per
five(5)students,or one(1)space for each one hundred
(18) Museum, art gallery. and similar uses: One (1) space per fifty(150)square feet of seating area.including aisles,
four(4)seats in rooms for public assembly or for each two in any auditorium, gymnasium or cafeteria intended
• hundred(200)square feet of gross floor area for use by the to be used as an auditorium.whichever is greater.
public, whichever is greater. (b) Elementary and junior high:Three(3)spaces per room
(19) Police and fire stations: One (1) space per two hundred used fat'administrative offices,plus one(1)space per roan
(200)square feet of gross floor area. used for class instruction, plus one (1) space for each
six (6)seats in auditorium and other places of asaem-
(20) Post office: One(1)space per one hundred(100)square feet bly or facility available to the public.
of gross floor area. (c) Trade and Vocational: Five (5) spaces per room used
(21) Private clubs. swim and country clubs: One (1) space per for administrative offices, plus one(1)space per room
three (3, persons of maximum capacity of the facility as used for class instruction, plus one (1) space for each
determined by its fire occupancy rating. 0five(5)seats in auditorium and other places of assem-
bly or facility available to the public.
(22) Public library: One(1)space per three hundred(300)square (d) Day nursery, kindergarten, pre-school, and day care
feet of gross floor area for public use. • center: Two (2) parking spaces per three (3) teachers
(23) Public utility buildings: One (1) space per one thousand and employees normally engaged in or about the build-
(1.000)square feet of gross floor area plus one(1)space per ing or grounds,plus one(1)off-street loading space per
two hundred 1200)square feet of office or attendant area. eight(8)pupils.
• (24) Retail sales and service: One (1) space per two hundred (29) Shopping centers:One(1)space per two hundred fifty(250)
fifty(250)square feet of gross floor area which is devoted to square feet of gross leasable area (GLA).
sales, display and customer service. (30) Wholesale establishments: One (1) space per one hundred
(26) Restaurant (carry-out or drive-in): One (1) space per one (100) square feet of customer area plus one (1) space per
hundred (100)square feet of that portion of the gross floor four hundred(400)square feet of noncustomer area.
area which is devoted to sales and customer service. (31) Uses not specifically mentioned. For any use not specifi-
(26) Restaurants flaw Pod): One (1) space per fifty (50)square cally mentioned, off-street parking requirements for a use
• feet of gross floor area,or one(1)space per three(3)seating which is mentioned and to which the said use is similar
accommodations. whichever is greater. shall apply. .
(27) Restaurants(standard): One(1)space per three(3)seating (32) Mixed uses: In the case of mixed uses, (exclusive of shop-
accommodations, or one 11) space per one hundred (100) ping centers), the total requirement for off-street parking
square feet of gross floor area, whichever is greater. shall be the sum of the requirements of the various uses
computed separately.
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C.)
Sec.VIII TEQUESTA CODE Sec.VIII Sec.VIII APPENDIX A—ZONING See.IX
PARKING LOT DIMENSIONS TABLE The foregoing schematic is hereby made a part of this ordi-
manoe and is designed solely to illustrate tho requirements for
Parking aisles in off-street parking areas as regulated in this section.
A B C A ngk(Degrees) A B C
For additional regulations governing setbacks, minimum di-
21 ft 30 ft 30 ft 0 33 ft 42 ft 42 ft mansions for parking spaces,and other requirements.see Section
27 ft 43 R 34 ft 20 39 ft 58 R b0 ft VIII of this ordinance.
30 ft 48 ft 39 ft 30 41 ft 61 ft 53 R (Ord. No. 379, 4, 12-15-88; Ord. No. 401, 3, 5-24-90; Ord. No.
32 ft 52 ft 44 ft 40 43 ft 63 ft bb R 465, 4 5, 2-10-94; Ord. No. 495, *4 1-6,9-28-95)
34ft 54 ft 47 R 45 45 ft 66 ft 59 ft
34 ft 54ft 48 ft 50 45 ft 66 ft 60 ft SECTION IX.PLANNED RESIDENTIAL
40 ft 61 ft 66 ft 60 50 ft 73 R 68 R DEVELOPMENTS(pRD)
40 ft 61 ft 57 ft 70 50 ft 73ft 69ft
45 ft 65 ft 64 ft 80 45 ft 65 ft 65 ft (A) Purpose and Intent
45 ft 65 ft 65 ft. 90 45 ft 65 ft 65 ft (1) The purpose of these regulations is to encourage the ac•
complishment of a more complete residential living environment
through the application denlightened and imaginative approaches
PARKING LOT SCHEMATIC0 to community development.This alternative should allow a vari-
ety of architectural styles, preserve natural features and scenic
ONE-WAY'TRAFFIC TWO-WAY TRAFFIC areas, reduce land consumption by roads, while separating ve-
hicular and pedestrian traffic, integrate open spaces and recre-
. - f 4=%n\--I ation areas within the development,establish neighborhood iden-
tity and focus, and be consistent with values of the Village of
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iii A LY Tequesta.
- p .1 I (B) Scope.
(1) Although planned residential developments produced in coin-
rpo' ' ' ' ' , '• • . I , Ijr.jpliance with these provisions and requirements and other regu-
t � lations as set forth and defined in this zoning ordinance may.
Iexcept for dwelling unit density regulations. depart from the
[-- . _1* L. _s•. 4. •. 4 2 4.s __ strict application of property development regulations for the
�- -"E' district or districts in which the planned residential development
�OOPele� is proposed to be located,such developments are to be in compli-
ance������� with the village comprehensive development plan.and plat-
"' .j
__„�`�,,� ted of record in accordance with the procedures for approval of
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— NWWW% subdivision plats in the Village of Tequesta Subdivision Regulations.
_• 1 64 (C) Conflict With Other Applicable Regulations.
17Z>Z2U -43== jI \ (1) Where conflicts exist between these special planned resi-
dential development regulations and general zoning,subdivision,
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SITE PLAN REVIEW APPLICATION & CHECK LIST
PROJECT: CHURCH AFFILIATED ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (K - 5th GRADE) & MINOR
STORAGE ADDITION TO PARISH HALL
LOCATION: THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD 60-42-40-25-00-000-511
PROPERTY CONTROL NUMBER
ADDRESS: 400 SEABROOK ROAD, TEQUESTA
A. C. A. B. APPROVAL MEMO & MEETING MINUTES: N/A
B. STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP: See Exhibit "A"
C. STATEMENT OF INTENDED USE: See Exhibit "B"
D. STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE WITH COMP PLAN & CONCURRENCY REQUIREMENTS:
See Exhibit "C"
E. STATEMENTS OF PRELIMINARY REVIEW BY OTHER AGENCIES: See Exhibit "D"
F. GENERAL LOCATION MAP: See Exhibit "E"
G. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANALYSIS/STUDY: See Exhibit "F"
H. TREE SURVEY: See Exhibit "G"
I. SITE PLAN:
1. ARCHITECT-ENGINEER-SURVEYOR-PLANNER-DEVELOPER: Gee & Jenson
2. DETAILED DESCRIPTION:
( a) BOUNDARIES & TOPOGRAPHY See Attached Plan
( b) EXISTING STREETS See Site Plan
( c) ADJACENT BUILDINGS &/OR STRUCTURES See Site Plan
( d) ACCESS ( INGRESS & EGRESS) See Site Plan
( e) TR.AFFIC IMPACT STATEMENT See Exhibit "H"
( f) TOTAL PAVING WITHIN PARKING AREAS (SQ.FT. & %)
( g) OFF STREET PARKING/LOADING AREAS N/A
( h) TABULATION OF PARKING/LOADING SPACES See Site Plan
( i) ; RECREATION FACILITIES & LOCATION N/A
PAGE 2
SPR
( j ) SCREENS & BUFFERS See Landscape Plan
( k) REFUSE COLLECTION AREAS See Site Plan
( 1 ) AVAILABILITY OF UTILITIES: POWER YES WATER YES
SEWER Yes TELEPHONE yes CABLE T. V. yes
FIRE HYDRANTS SEE SITE PLAN
( m) PROPOSED UTILITY EASEMENTS OR GRANTS N/A
( n) PROPOSED RIGHTS-OF-WAY N/A
3. GROSS ACREAGE / ACRES & SQ. FT. 170 ,500 Sq. Ft. / 3 . 91 Acres
( a) TOTAL OPEN SPACE ( SQ. FT. & %) 140,003 Sq. Ft. / 82%
( b) TOTAL LOT COVERAGE ( STRUCTURES) ( SQ. FT. & %)
30,477 Sq. Ft. / 18%
( c) TOTAL LOT COVERAGE ( IMPERVIOUS SURFACE: ALL PAVING,
WALKWAYS, PATIOS, DECKS, ETC. ) ( SQ. FT. & %) 67, 129 SF / 3 9%
Bldg' s . : 30,477 SF, Parking Lot: 29 , 875 SF, Walks : 6 , 777 SF
( d) LOT COVERAGE ( GREEN AREAS) ( SQ. FT. & %) :
1. WITHIN ALL PARKING AREAS 3,796 SF / 2%
2. REMAINDER ALL AREAS 103,371 SF / 61%
3. TOTAL LOT COVERAGE 107 , 167 SF / 63%
( s) UNITS PER ACRE N/A
( f) TOTAL SQ. FT. AREA ALL BUILDINGS. ALL FLOORS 30,477 SF
J. PROPERTY & LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE PROVISIONS ( AGREEMENTS/
SURVIVABILITY BONDS, See Exhibit "I"
K. PRELIMINARY PLANS AS FOLLOWS:
1. STORM DRAINAGE See Attached Plan
2. SEWER LAYOUT See Attached Plan
ii F EXHIBIT "Ae
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Ormasin's 77 108961 RAMCO FORM B
This eult'Llaim Bad, Execuud this IZhday of August .A. a 1977 .by.
Jupiter Properties, Inc.
Just party,to Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
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tr-r whose posiof fen address is 400 Seabrook Drive, Tequesta, Florida
— second party: .
tnere.�d ra.i.air t1.r• t-••..d"rand red•.16621• • • :.�isr..a,reel,ha..bpi
O_ A.m.or s ..:t,m t ' tad o■.®.n.s..if.Van .roe,w aft mm
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In
tilibleglethr Thai the said first party.for and in conaiderntion of the own of S 1.00 ,
in hand paid by the said sewed party. the receipt wli.eof is hereby ocknowl.dged, does hereby remiss. re-
ct lease and grdt-elabs unto the.aid second party forewr. .0 the right.Woe.interest.claim end dmtwnd which
A thm said first party liesth in end to e followingsa d. tb.d lot.piece or parcel of lwd.situate.lying and being
ti in th. County of Pala Beach Stan.of Florida .to-anti:
The Hest 25 feet of East 55 feet of the North 117 feet of the South 132 feet
of the North-east i of the Southeast - , 25-40-42. (Plat Book 145, Page 185).
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Ar Vast ul to Illithi the sense iog.thr with .11 .,d .Lg.lr die appurtenance; thereersio
belonging or In .nyarfse .pp.wnbg. Arad .Q As *stoic rlghl. Hai.. Whist kin.egdsy and deign trial-
so.o.r of the sea fire party.stair In I.r or sgedt,. I. th. only proper ems. bsiwfu and bellow(of'the seed
- second party forever.
la Muss Omit The said first pert,liar signed and ameba dime promote die list,-end yen
fbet above /written. r--
• Signed.sealed end d lee ed In presence of: ,,•,�1/_Mre.i h.-
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STATE OF FLORIDA, ��
COUNTY OF PALM BEACH } `'••� :_f . ,''` —
a( I HEP.UY CERTIFY that re this day,belon me, sa
^i) ofrtces' duly authorized is the Stare aloremid and in the Creaky aforesaid m tale adsowh mob, emote* appeared
.56 lIEIL DU BOIS
to me known to be the pence described in and who executed the foregoes imvmeat and he
before me that he ezecated the same .
WITNESS my hand and official seal in the Convey and State • aforesaid this 12th day d F •
1I August A. D. 19 77 f 7,
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MY C. Ril::C+.'XF:[_7 Ji1NE -IV MOT ego* 7• ..r/s'
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00;C•Recaa . SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED Cj y4 56 AM'62
38Q1 e2.9 ?ate
THIS INDENTURE, made this /J day of A.D., 1962,
between MISSION DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, an Illinois corporation and qualified
to do business in the State of Florida, of the County of Cook and State
of Illinois, and having its Florida office at 31 West 20th Street,
Riviera Beach, Florida, party of the first part, and CHURCH OF THE GOOD
SHEPHERD, a non profit corporation existing under the laws of the Stat3
of Florida, whose mailing address is P.O. Box 1037, Jupiter, Florida,
party of the second part,
WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in
consideration of the sum of Ten Dollars to it in hand paid, the receipt
whereof is hereby acknowledged, has granted, bargained, sold, aliened,
remised, released, conveyed and confirmed, and by these presents doth
grant, bargain, sell, alien, remise, release, convey and confirm unto the
said party of the second part, and its successors and assigns forever,
all that certain parcel of land lying and being in the County of Palm
Beach and State of Florida, more particularly described as follows:
M61 The South 275 feet, measured at right angles to the south line .
,. , thereof, of that part of the Northeast Quarter (NEk) of the
0.. • Southeast Quarter (SEL), lying east of the east right of way line
• ��� of Seabrook Road, as conveyed to the County of Palm Beach by deed
T r recorded in Official Record Book 524, page 211, Palm Beach County
-::;,11.1M, records, in Section 25, Township 40 South, Range 42 East, Palm
Beach County, Florida, EXCEPTING the following described parcels:
""T''"' .Commencing at the Southeast corner of the Northeast Quarter (NE1)
,. `v .of the Southeast Quarter (SEA) of the aforementioned Section 25,
• • r�; 'thence run westerly along the south line of said Northeast
Quarter (NA) of the Southeast Quarter (SEA) a distance of 350
44 feet to the point of beginning; thence run northerly parallel to
. the east line of said section a distance of 275 feet; thence run
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ziffeh-3 westerly along a line parallel to the south line of said North-
east Quarter (NEk) of the Southeast Quarter (SEk) a distance of
: 270 feet, more or less, to the east right of way line of the
county road; thence run southerly along said right of way line
/f a distance of 275 feet, more or less, to a point in the south
line of said Northeast Quarter (NE1) of the Southeast Quarter
(SEA); thence run easterly along said south line a distance of
270 feet, more or less, to the point of beginning; also
• , Commencing at the Southeast corner of the aforementioned North-
W:,:.: . east Quarter (NEk) of the Southeast Quarter (SEk) of Section 25;
--E1.-25. thence north along the east line of Section 25 a distance of
15 feet; thence west 30 feet to the point of beginning; thence
OOCU.IE�I4itY
- >1 STATE a FLORIDA.
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run northerly parallel to the east section line a distance of
117 feet; thence westerly parallel to the south line of said
Northeast Quarter (NE1) of the Southeast Quarter (SE4) 25 feet;
thence southerly parallel to the east section line 117 feet;
thence easterly 25 feet to the point of beginning.
SUBJECT TO: Building line and building restrictions of record;
building laws and ordinances; roads and highways and utility
easements, if any.
ALSO SUBJECT TO:
1. Taxes subsequent to the year 1958.
2. Rights of way for drainage ditches and canals
as now located and in use.
3. Reservations as contained in deeds from the •
State of Florida recorded in Deed Book 748, page 557, in Deed
Book 770, page 437, and in Deed Book 751, page 100, Palm Beach
County Records; which are as follows:
"AS TO ALL LAND, there is reserved unto the State
of Florida the title to an undivided one half of all petroleum
and petrolum products, and title to an undivided three fourths
of all other minerals which may be found on or under the said
land, together with the privilege outside any municipality, this
date, to explore for and to mine and develop same. Said priv-
ilege to explore, mine and develop is to be conducted on and
under lands inside any municipality, this date, only with the
consent of the surface owner.
RESERVING unto the State of Florida easement for
State Road Right of Way Two Hundred (200) feet wide, lying equally
on each side of the center line of any State Road existing on the
date of this deed through so much of any parcel herein described
as is within One Hundred (100 feet) of said center line."
4. Any claim of easement which the owner of the
excepted parcel might make for ingress and egress purposes.
TOGETHER with all the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances,
with every privilege, right, title, interest and estate, reversion, re-
mainder and easement thereto belonging or in anywise appertaining.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same in fee simple forever.
And the said party of the first part, for itself and its successors, the
above described and hereby granted and released premises, and every part
and parcel thereof, with the appurtenances, unto the said party of the
second part, its successors and assigns, against the said party.of the
first part, its successors, and against all and every person or persons
whomsoever lawfully claiming or to claim the same, by, through and under
the grantor herein, shall and will warrant and by these presents forever •
defend.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said party of the first part has caused these
presents to be signed in its name by its Vice President and its corporate
sedl'•', o, bl�affixed, the day and year above written.
r _'•: " _ MISSION DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
_ Y',';,t'J .: '.I BY;/ id •, �2c*�of
,.9,; •• Philip D. Lewis, Vice President
Signed, sealed and delivered
in our presence:
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STATE OF FLORIDA )
SS
COUNTY OF PALM BEACH ) c/
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on this /. 7iC day of A.D.,
1962, before me personally appeared PHILIP D. LE , Vice President of
MISSION DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, a corporation under a laws of the State
of Illinois to me known to be the person described in and who executed the
foregoing conveyance to CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, and acknowledged
the execution thereof to be his free act and deed as such officer, for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned; and that he affixed thereto the •
official seal of said corporation, and the said instrument is the act
and deed of said corporation.
WITNESS my signature and official seal at West Palm Beach, in the
County of Palm Beach and State of Florida, the day and year last aforesaid. \
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My Commission expires: _ ;
11y Cos+risba Expires hoe 22 1963L',^1.V O 1`,C 1 r
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of Palm EtPlch ::r.onty. Florida
J X_EX ,\fNETTE
CLERK OF riRCUIT SOUR]
EXHIBIT 'BR
+++++ Rik The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
* Elr4,
400 Seabrook Road, Tequesta, FL 3
407-746-4674 RECEIVED
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MAY - 1996
May 2, 1996
The Reverend Robert S.Taylor,Rector Vial:1UL OF
TEQUESTA
BLDG. DEPT.
Mr. Scott Ladd
Village of Tequesta
Planning Department
PO Box 3273
Tequesta, Florida 33469
Dear Mr. Ladd:
I am writing on behalf of the Vestry of The Church of the Good Shepherd to indicate to
you that it is our intention to build a school facility to accommodate grades K-5th. The
facility would be built on our land at 400 Seabrook Road.
We are hopeful that the Council will find this acceptable.
Sincerely,
4/t4TV(
Robert S. Taylor
Rector
RST/mn
+ Gathered in Christ's Love to Serve in His Name -�-
EXHIBIT 'C'
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
ADEQUATE PUBLIC FACILITIES/CONCURRENCY MANAGEMENT
APPLICATION FORM
THIS APPLICATION IS SUBMITTED FOR:
1 . ADEQUATE PUBLIC FACILITIES DETERMINATION \d/
2 . CERTIFICATE OF CONCURRENCY DETERMINATIONI \ '1 •
NAME OF APPLICANT "Ma EPtsCopbA ChtiPchr heGOo& S�'12nk2R�
NAME OF AGENT ( IF APPLICABLE) 11
IDENTIFICATION (PROJECT NAME OR CASE NO. )
AN ADEQUATE PUBLIC FACILITIES DETERMINATION SHALL BE VALID ONLY FOR
THE LIFE OF THE INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT ORDER FOR WHICH IT IS
APPROVED, AND SHALL IN NO WAY BE CONSIDERED A CERTIFICATE OF
CONCURRENCY RESERVATION. NO BUILDING PERMIT SHALL BE ISSUED TO A
DEVELOPMENT FOR WHICH AN ADEQUATE PUBLIC FACILITIES DETERMINATION
HAS BEEN ISSUED WITHOUT RECEIPT OF A CERTIFICATE OF CONCURRENCY
RESERVATION.
SIGN OF WN DATE
/ e072-0 ‘
SIGNATURE OF AGENT ( IF APPLICABLE) DATE
VILLAGE USE ONLY
Adequate data/information V
/ has has not been submitted by
the Applicant to allow staff review. The following information
must be submitted prior to initiating staff review:
klmt eY eacv
1 10-sci7-96
STAFF REVIEWER DATE
1:1 EXHIBIT "D"
Southern Bell
BellSouth Telecommunications
1529 North Old Dixie Hwy.
Jupiter, Florida 33458
April 23,1996
Church of The Good Shepherd
• Attn.: Greg Behl
400 Seabrook Road
Tequesta, FL 33469
Dear Mr. Behl
Please be advised that BellSouth will be pleased to provide telephone service to your
proposed school, contingent upon a pathway for our facilities from the appropriate
right of way to your project. The nature of the pathway will depend upon the design of
your project and may involve the granting of easements and/or providing conduit as
specified by BellSouth.
As a reminder, please ask your architect to contact Ms. Jackie Ferguson, (407) 837-6409.
If I can be of any assistance, please feel free to contact me at (407) 745-0916.
Sincerely • �, // •
Dan Rothell
OSP Specialist •
•
A BELLSOUTH Company
Nichols Sanitation, Inc.
a WIWI Service Center
7700 SE Br+cge Rd. A Waste Management Company
n Hobe Sol ^c. Honda 3315
FAX. ;C' :46 =98
Church of the Good Shepherd October 21, 1996
400 Seabrook Road
Tequesta,Florida 33469
•
Attention: Craig Beal •
RE: Solid Waste Removal
Dear Sir:
Nichols Sanitation, Inc. will be able to provide for any additional solid waste removal
for the location referenced above upon completion of your new school.
We also provide construction site equipment such as rolloff containers for construction
debris and portable toilet facilities during the construction phase of your school. Please
feel free to contact me at my direct number, (561)545-1316 for any details.
Sincerely,
Bill Leonard
Sales Representative
Nichols Sanitation, Inc.
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Loxahatchee River District75.
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2500 Jupiter Park Drive.Jupiter. Florida 33458-8964 ----- •� :; o
Telephone (407) 747-5700 Fax (407 i 747-9929 - '
Richard C. Dent. Executive Director xo• 197 t y0x
Award Winning
Regional Wastewater Facility
April 23, 1996 Best in Nation.E.P.A.
Best in State,D.E.P.
Greg Behl, Chairman Construction Committee
Church of the Good Shepard
400 Seab rook Road
Tequesta, Florida 33469
RE: Church of the Good Shepard •
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Elementary School Addition
Dear Mr. Behl:
This letter is provided in response to your recent request''•.concerning sanitary sewer
service availability for the subject project.
Please be advised that, as of this date, sanitary sewer service can be made available to
the subject property upon the joint execution of a Developers Agreement and the
payment of certain costs in accordance with the District Rules. Copies of the
Developer Agreement and Chapter 31-10 F.A.C., are available for your review.
Consistent with District policy, the Developer will be responsible for all costs
associated with connecting to the existing wastewater system of the District.
•
Should you require additional information on this matter, do not hesitate to contact
me.
Sincerely,
4 t/117/Z".
Clinton R. Yer
Deputy Direc
CRY/kbk
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Alfred"Al"De Mott George G.Gentile Joseph O.Ellis Loring E."Snag"Holmes Sawyer Thompson.Jr-
Board Member Board Member Chairman Board Member . Board Member
Florida Power&Light Company,100 South Delaware Boulevard,Jupiter,FL 33458
FPL
05/02/96
Greg Behl
Construction Committee
400 Seabrook Rd
Tequesta, Fl 33469 •
Re:New Facility
This is to confirm that, at the present time, FPL has sufficient
capacity to provide electric service to the above captioned
property. This service will be furnished in accordance with
applicable rates, rules and regulations .
Please provide the final site plan, site survey and electrical
load data as soon as possible so the necessary engineering can
begin.
Early contact with FPL is essential so that resources may be
scheduled to facilitate availability of service when required.
Sincerely,
eff Hall
575-6344
an FPI Grnirn rmmnanv
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Memorandum •
To: Tequesta Development Review Committee:
Gary.Preston, Director of Public Works and Recreation
Tom Hall, Water System Manager
Steve Allison, Chief of Police
Jim Weinand, Fire Chief
From: Scott D. Ladd, Building Official
Date: August 21, 1996 •
Subject: Proposed School Facility and Proposed Storage Room Addition on Existing
Building
Church of the Good Shepherd, 400 Seabrook Road
Attached is a set of site plans for the above referenced project. Please review the plans for any
concerns and/or requirements that you may have regarding this proposed project, as the project
may affect the various functions under your department's purview. Please submit your comments
in writing back to me for inclusion in the project review submittal packets.
Your timely attention to this matter is greatly appreciated as the Village is trying to react in a
more efficient and expeditious manner regarding development reviews. Thanks.
.JMc
Attach.
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MEMO ,\..-
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To: Scott D. Ladd, Building Official
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From: Stephen Allison, Chief of Police kr_ •
Subject: Proposed School Facility- Church of the Good Shepherd � �� ,,,'
Date: September 18, 1996
I have reviewed with staff the plans for the proposed school facility and storage room addition at
the Church of the Good Shepherd, 400 Seabrook Road. We have no problem with the plans as
presented.
Memo
To: Scott D. Ladd, Building Offi
From: James M Weinand, Fire Ch -
Date: August 30, 1996
Re: Preliminary Review of Pr- •osed School Facility for the Church of the
Good Shepherd
The preliminary review of this project has revealed some concerns that need to be
incorporated into the design of this project and/or clarified.
Fire lanes shall be provided for all buildings that are set back more than 150 ft from a
public road or exceed 30 ft in height and are set back over 50 ft from a public road.
Fire lanes shall not be less than 20 ft.of unobstructed width, able to withstand live loads
of fire apparatus, and have a minimum of 13 ft 6 in. of vertical clearance. Where an
access road is a dead end, an approved cul-de-sac designed for fire apparatus shall be
provided. The cul-de-sac shall have a minimum centerline radius of 50 feet.
Fire lanes shall be marked with free-standing signs or marked curbs, sidewalks, or
other traffic surfaces that have the words "FIRE LANE-NO PARKING" painted in
contrasting colors at a size and spacing approved by this Department.
Fire lanes shall be maintained free of all obstructions at all times.
A key box shall be installed in an accessible location where access to or within a
structure or area is difficult because of security. The key box shall be a type approved
by this Department and shall contain keys necessary to gain access to all areas of the
building.
Fire Hydrant location is befitting, but Fire Flow requirements will need to be satisfied
when sufficient information is obtained to perform these calculations.
cc: Fire Prevention Files
E:\FIREPREV\FP1994\GOODSHEP.SAM
MEMORANDUM
TO: Scott D. Ladd, Building Official
FROM: Thomas C. Hall, Water System Manager vt!
DATE: August 27, 1996
SUBJECT: Church of.the Good Shepherd Expansion
After having reviewed the site plan for the above, this is to advise the Village
Water Department has adequate capacity to serve this project. Service will be
provided in accordance with our policies and procedures.
Provision of service will require payment of certain connection fees and an
extension of the water main on-site within a dedicated easement.
A separate water meter for this new building should be provided as I doubt the
adequacy of the existing plumbing would allow sufficient flows ,and pressures.
Should you have any questions, please let me know.
TCH/mk
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTAP-4D WATER DEPARTMENT
Post Office Box 3474 • 357 Tequesta Drive
Tequesta, Florida 33469-0474 • (407) 575-6234
cT`" c v Fax: (407) 575-6239
April 24, 1996
Mr. Greg Beahl
Construction Chairman
Church of the Good Shepherd
400 Seabrook Road
Tequesta, FL 33469
RE: Water Service Availability
Dear Mr. Beahl:
Pursuant to your recent request, this is to advise that water service and capacity is
available to serve the proposed expansion at the Church. Service may be provided in
accordance with Water Department rules and regulations.
As discussed earlier, this expansion will require additional Capital Improvement Charges
(connection fees) be paid to the Village prior to any water service being connected to the new
building. These charges and calculations are as follows:
Estimated Capacity: 125 students
Estimated Usage: 15 gpd/student
Total Calculated Usage: 1 ,875 gpd
1 ERC = 350 gallons
1 ,875 gpd _ 350 = 5.35 ERC's
Charge per ERC is $1,500.00
5.35 x 1,500 = $8,025.00
Capital Improvement Charge Due: $ 8,025.00
Upon receipt of payment for the above charges, a 3/4" water meter will be installed at
the existing service connection. Should you have any questions, please give me a call.
Very truly y urs,
Thomas C. all
Water System Manager
TCH/mk
c: Scott D. Ladd, Building Official
Russell K. White, Facilities Supervisor
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GEE & JENSON
Engineers-Architects-Planners, Inc
One Harvard Circle
West Paim Beach FL 33409
Telephone(407:683-3301
September 18, 1996 Fax c4Q7 686-7446
Mr. Scott Ladd
Village of Tequesta
P.O. Box 3273
Tequesta, Fl 33469
Re: Church of the Good Shepherd Expansion
Dear Scott:
Please find enclosed one blueline copy of the drainage plan for the addition of a •
classroom on the easterly side of the site. We have reviewed this plan and with the
minor exceptions as marked on the plan, would approve it as submitted.
Should you have any questions regarding this matter or need additional information,
please do not hesitate to call. •
Very truly yours,._..., --
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Allan F. Oslund, RSM
Project Manager -
96-004/102
cc: Gary Preston
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EXHIBIT •F'
Cotleur Letter of Transmittal
Hearing
TO: Greg Beal COMPANY: Church of the Good Shephard
FROM: Donaldson Hearing COMPANY: Cotleur Hearing
DATE July 1, 1996_ PROJECT
PROJECT: Church of the Good Shphard NUMBER:
DESCRIPTION OF
ITEMS:
Environmental Report for Church of the Good Shephard
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REMARKS:
SIGNED: Donaldson
CC:
Landscape ArMbcta
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Envaonnrntel Consonant,
Grepac Dngt
1070 E.Indiantown Road S.402
Jupiter,Florida 33477
407-747-6336 FAX 747-1377
9:59 AM 7/1/96
Environmental Report
Introduction
Cotleur & Hearing was asked to perform a Biological Inventory on a portion of
undeveloped property immediately adjacent to existing developed property belonging to .
Good Shephard Episcopal Church. The existing developed property contains the
Church itself and its associated parking lots, while the undeveloped adjacent property is
targeted to be the future site of the education hall and the classrooms for the church.
The total area of the undeveloped property comprises approximately 1.45 acres. It is on
this undeveloped property that a biological inventory was performed on June 7, 1996 by
the field biologist of Cotleur & Hearing. The inventory included an inspection of both
floral and faunal characteristics of the site.
Vegetative
The overall vegetation character of this small parcel of land would be classified as
Scrubby Flatwoods. The most conspicuous canopy trees on site are the dense Sand
Pine (Pinus clause). Interspersed below this canopy are various scrub oak species.
There are Chapman Oak (Quercus chapmanii), Myrtle Oak (Quercus myrtifolia) and
• Runner Oak (Quercus minima). These oaks are being shaded by the much taller Sand
Pine. There is herbaceous understory of Laurel-leaf greenbriar (Smilax laurifolia),
Wiregrass (Aristide stricta), Rosemary (Ceratiola ericoides) and Muscadine grape (Vitus
rotundifolia). There were no listed vegetative species found growing on site.
The church is proposing to save all the Sand Pines they can save around the proposed
classroom buildings and the vegetation on the north 1/3 of the property is not expected
to be diminished by the scope of this project.
The perimeter of the site is colonized by Brazilian Pepper (Schinus terebinthifolius).
There is also an abundance of the household plant, commonly called Pothos vine
infiltrating the northern quarter of the site.
Soils
The soils found on site are classified by the SCS soil survey mapping for Palm Beach
County as ScB or St. Lucie sand, 0 to 8 percent slopes. This nearly level to sloping,
excessively drained, deep, sandy soil on dune-like coastal edges or an isolated knolls. •
The water table is below a depth of 6 feet. Included with this soil in mapping are small
areas of Paola, Palm Beach and Pomello soils.
Endangered Specie Survey
On the June 7, 1996 date, the purpose of the visit was to determine the presence of
Threatened and Endangered Species. There were two (2) species specifically targeted,
the Florida Scrub Jay (Coerulescens coerulescens) and the Gopher Turtle(Gopherus
polyphemus). The vegetative conditions found on site can typically provide habitat for
these two protected species. Two other species typically associated with Scrubby
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flatwoods are the Eastern Indigo Snake (Drymarchon corals coripeii) and the Florida
Gopher Frog (Rana capito). Both of these species were discounted because the small
. and isolated nature of the project site does not provide enough habitat for the Indigo
Snake and the Gopher Frog is found within abandoned Gopher Tortoise burrows. There
were no tortoise burrows or animals found, the likelihood of the Gopher Frog's presence
is diminished.
Transects were walked across the proposed site to quantify Threatened and
Endangered Specie presence. On the June 7, 1996 visit, there were no Threatened and
Endangered Species found to occur on this site. The likelihood of their occurrence is
low as the site is small and completely surrounded by development on all four sides.
There was one armadillo burrow found, however its location was in the area where no
impact is proposed for the classroom addition to the church. Correspondence has been
• forwarded to the United States Fish and Wildlife Sevice (USF&WS) and the Florida
Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission (FG&FWFC) concerning the known presence
of any Threatened and Endangered or species of special concern.
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EXHIBIT "G"
Church of the Good Shepherd
Tree Survey
Species Diameter of Trunk Height Trunk Type Remove
1 Live Oak 8 30 Single No
2 Live Oak 8 30 Single No
3 Live Oak 6 30 Single No
4 Live Oak 6 25 Single No
5 Live Oak 3 15 Single Transplant
'6 Live Oak 3 15 Single No
7 Live Oak 3 20 Single Transplant
8 Live Oak 4 25 Single No
9 Live Oak 4 15 Single Transplant
10 Carrotwood 8 25 Single Transplant
11 Live Oak 6 25 Single No
12 Red Bay 10 20 Multi Transplant
13 Sand Pine 12 35 Single Yes
14 Sand Pine 10 20 Single Yes
15 Sand Pine 8 45 Single Yes
16 Sand Pine 12 45 Single Yes
17 Sand Pine 8 40 Single Yes
18 Sand Pine 12 40 Single Yes
19 Sand Pine 12 40 Single No '
20 Sand Pine 9 30 Single No
21 Sand Pine 7 25 Single No
22 Sand Pine 10 25 Single No
23 Sand Pine 4 25 Multi No
24 Sand Pine 7 30 Single No
25 Sand Pine 8 35 Single No
26 Sand Pine 7 35 Single No
27 Sand Pine 6 35 Single No
28 Sand Pine 6 35 Single No
29 Sand Pine 6 35 Single Yes
30 Sand Pine 6 35 Single Yes
31 Sand Pine 6 35 Single Yes
32 Sand Pine 6 35 Single Yes
33 Sand Pine 6 35 Single Yes
34 Sand Pine 6 35 Single Yes
35 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
36 Sand Pine 4 35 Single Yes
37 Sand Pine 8 30 Single Yes
38 Sand Pine 8 40 Single Yes
39 Sand Pine 8 35 Single Yes
40 Brazilian Pepper 8 25 Multi Yes
41 Dead Pine 8 10 Single Yes
42 Tropical Almond 7 25 Multi No
43 Dead Pine 8 20 Single Yes
44 Dead Pine 8 25 Single Yes
45 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
46 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
47 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
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Tree Survey
48 Sand Pine 8 40 Single No
49 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
50 Dead Pine 4 20 Single No _
51 Sand Pine 8 40 Single No
52 Sand Pine 12 40 Single Yes
53 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
1 54 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
55 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
56 Sand Pine 9 40 Single Yes
57 Sand Pine 9 40 Single Yes
58 Sand Pine 9 40 Single Yes
59 Sand Pine 9+ 40 Single Yes
60 Sand Pine 8 40 Single Yes
61 Sand Pine 7 30 Single Yes
62 Sand Pine 4 25 Single Yes
63 Sand Pine 6 35 Single Yes
64 Sand Pine 9 40 Single Yes
65 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
66 Sand Pine 9 30 Single Yes
67 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
68 Dead 4 20,Single Yes
69 Sand Pine 6 25 Single Yes
70 Sand Pine 6 25 Single Yes
71 Sand Pine 10 35 Single Yes
72 Sand Pine 8 30 Single Yes
73 Sand Pine 8 30 Single Yes
74 Sand Pine 10 30 Single Yes
75 Sand Pine 6 25 Single No
76 Sand Pine 9 30 Single Yes
77 Sand Pine 9 30 Single Yes
78 Sand Pine 11 25 Single Yes
79 Sand Pine 10 30 Multi Yes
80 Dead 3 20 Single Yes
81 Sand Pine 8 30 Single Yes
82. Dead 10 20 Single Yes
83 Dead 10 20 Single Yes
84 Sand Pine 10 35 Multi Yes
85 Sand Pine 6 35 Single Yes
86 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
87 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
88 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
89 Sand Pine 7 40 Single Yes
90 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
91 Sand Pine 12 40 Single Yes
92 Sand Pine 12 40 Single Yes
93 Sand Pine 8 30 Single Yes
94 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
95 Dead Pine 6 Fallen Single Yes
96 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
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Church of the Good Shepherd
Tree Survey
97 Sand Pine 10 35 Single Yes
98 Sand Pine 10 40 Single Yes
99 Sand Pine 3 25 Single Yes
100 Sand Pine 6 35 Single Yes
101 Dead Pine 6 25 Single Yes
102 Brazilian Pepper 4 20 Multi Yes
103 Dead Pine Fallen Fallen Single Yes
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EXHIBIT "H"
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GEE & JENSON
Engineers-Architects-Planners. Inc.
2701 Maitland Center Parkway,Suite 150
Maitland,FL 32751
Telephone(407)660-1660
May 29, 1996 Fax(407)660-2852
The Reverend Robert S. Taylor, Rector
The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
400 Seabrook Road
Tequesta, Florida 33469
Ref: Traffic Data for The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd School
Dear Reverend Taylor:
We are pleased to provide the following traffic information for the school planned at
the Church of the Good Shepherd. Assumptions which were used to develop the data
are as follows:
The project will consist of a pre-school with 68 students, 6 teachers and one aide,
and an elementary school with 100 students, 7 teachers, 2 aides, 1 media
specialist, 1 Principal, and 2 office aides.
Hours of operation will be 9 AM to 2 PM Monday through Friday.
Access to the school will be provided by a driveway on Seabrook Road.
The distribution of trips will be 30% to and from the north and 70% to and from the
south.
Transportation of students will be by private car. •
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Traffic volumes which will be generated by the school were determined by using
the trip generation rates found in the Institute of Transportation Engineer's Trip
Generation, Fifth Edition. The land uses which are most similar to the proposed school
are day care centers and private elementary schools. The following are the trip
generation rates of these land uses.
Day Care Center Trip Generation Rates
0.83 vehicle .trips on a per student basis for a weekday during the morning peak
hour of the traffic generator. 54% will enter and 46% will exit.
0.80 vehicle trips on a per student basis for a weekday during the afternoon peak
hour of the traffic generator. 47% will enter and 53% will exit.
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The Reverend Robert S. Taylor, Rector
May 29, 1996
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Private School Trip Generation Rates
0.93 vehicle trips on a per student basis for a weekday during the morning peak
hour of the traffic generator. 63% will enter and 37% will exit.
0.61 vehicle trips on a per student basis for a weekday during the afternoon peak
hour of the traffic generator. 43% will enter and 57%will exit.
Based on the above trip generation rates, the following traffic volumes can be
expected to be generated by the school.
Land Use Morning Peak Hour Afternoon Peak Hour
Entering I Exiting Entering I Exiting
Pre-School 30 vehicles 126 vehicles 26 vehicles 129 vehicles
Elementary School 59 vehicles 134 vehicles 26 vehicles 135 vehicles
Total 89 vehicles 160 vehicles 52 vehicles 164 vehicles
Figure 1 shows the projected traffic volumes at the driveway on Seabrook Road
which will be generated by the school.
If you have any questions or comments concerning this report, please feel free to
contact me.
Very truly yours,
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John C. Klimovitch, P.E. •
Senior Traffic Engineer
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May 2, 1996
The Reverend Robert S.Taylor.Rector
Mr. Scott Ladd
Village of Tequesta
Planning Department
' PO Box 3273
Tequesta, Florida 33469
Dear Mr. Ladd:
Inasmuch as The Church of the Good Shepherd is requesting permission to build a
school facility on our property at 400 Seabrook Road, we wish to state that it is our
intention to provide landscaping for the proposed new facility and to insure its
survivability.
As I am sure you know, we of the parish are concerned about maintaining our grounds
and properly caring for the plant life involved.
Sincerely,
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Rector
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