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• DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
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VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
COMMUMTY APPEARANCE BOARD
MEETING MINUTES
APRIL 12, 2000
I . CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
The Tequesta Community Appearance Board held a meeting in
the Village Council Chambers at 357 Tequesta Drive,
Tequesta, Florida, on Wednesday, April 12, 2000 The meeting
was called to order at 9: 37 A.M. by Chair Paul Coben.
Boardmembers present were Chair Paul Coben, Vice Chair Vic
Strahan, Leslie Cook, and Steve Parker. Also in attendance
was Scott D. Ladd, Clerk of the Board.
II . APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Hearing no changes to the Agenda, Chair Coben announced that
the Agenda was approved as submitted.
Boardmember Cook commented she had not received the revised
agenda containing the Zaino' s Restaurant application.
III . COMMUNICATIONS FROM CITIZENS
There were no communications from citizens .
IV. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES
The minutes of the March 15, 2000 meeting were approved as
amended by changing Chair Cook to Chair Coben on page 1 .
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APRIL 12, 2000
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V. NEW BUSINESS
1 . An application from Nozzle Nolen, 341 Old Dixie Highway,
to repaint the exterior of their building: walls -
"Glacier Wall" 2B40-1; trim - "Blazing Blue" 1A42-5.
Jim Allen, Manager of the Tequesta office of Nozzle Nolen
discussed the proposed colors and explained that the
building color would blend with other nearby commerical
buildings . Mr. Allen reported that painting had already
begun but had stopped when the owner learned the Village
must approve the colors . The Board agreed they had no
problems with the proposed colors; however, they did have
a problem with the landscaping. Mr. Allen explained that
Ken Nolen, the property owner, had given up property for
the road and at that time had received a waiver not to
plant vegetation; however, had been told they must keep
the property free of weeds. Roundup had been sprayed on
the weeds to kill them. Scott D. Ladd, Clerk of the
Board, explained that it was true Mr. Nolen had received
a variance, however, he had agreed to install a small
hedge and to plant something in the corner next to
Rinker. Mr. Allen reported there was a small hedge but
nothing planted next to Rinker. Mr. Ladd requested that
Mr. Allen stop by the Community Development Department to
look at the original approved plans and the waivers that
had been granted. The trim color was discussed, and Mr.
Allen explained that the doors would not be blue, but
would be painted with the building color. Mr. Allen
questioned whether the fence between Nozzle Nolen and
Pinder' s belonged to Nozzle Nolen or to Pinder' s;
however, Mr. Ladd stated he did not know. Mr. Allen
commented he could paint their side of the fence.
Vice Chair Strahan made a motion to accept the
application from Nozzle Nolen, 341 Old Dixie Highway, to
repaint the exterior of their building: walls - "Glacier
Wall" 2B40-1 ; trim - "Blazing Blue" 1A42-5 with the
stipulation that the landscaping be brought up to the
original approved plan. Boardnember Cook seconded the
motion. The vote on the motion was :
Paul Coben - for
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Vic Strahan - for
Leslie Cook - for
Steve Parker - for
The motion was therefore passed and adopted.
2. An application from Andrew Zaino of Zaino' s Restaurant, 801
U.S. One North, for exterior improvements to the restaurant
site including new exterior color, new roof, landscaping,
etc.
Boardmember Parker stepped down due to conflict of
interest.
Stephen A. Yeckes, registered architect doing business at
772 U.S. Highway One, North Palm Beach, was present
representing Zaino' s Restaurant. Mr. Yeckes explained that
Zaino' s Restaurant was a successful family-owned business
which had operated for 25 years in the same location, and
that they were under no obligation under Village code to
upgrade but were doing the remodeling voluntarily. Mr.
Yeckes explained that the building colors would be as shown
on the color chips presented, and submitted a sample of the
proposed roof tile. Mr. Yeckes commented that the plan
would change the building mass and tie everything together
to look much nicer; and that a variance had been received
from the Village Council to add a covered entrance;
otherwise, the building was not being expanded except the
roof trusses would be changed and the low ceiling raised
to provide more head room and make the interior appear more
spacious . Mr. Zaino commented that the deli would remain
separate. Vice Chair Strahan inquired whether the
restaurant was allowed to have another sign relating to the
deli portion of the premises under the code . Mr. Yeckes
explained that only one sign was requested and signs to
advertise the business were not necessary since clientele
was already established. Mr. Yeckes explained that the
outdoor area would remain but would look much nicer.
Landscape Architect Steve Parker described the proposed
landscaping and explained that the landscaping would be
totally re-done to bring the landscaping as close to
Ordinance 377 requirements as possible . Eight waivers were
requested and were listed on the plans. The lack of
parking islands was discussed. Mr. Parker explained that
parking was at a premium on this property and the owner did
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not want to give up any parking spaces for islands. Mr.
Ladd suggested low lighting or lighting on bollards for
safety in the rear of the property, which would not affect
nearby residents. Chair Coben commented some lighting
fixtures could be painted black on the back side so that
the light would not shine into the adjacent residences .
Mr. Parker reported that the parking spaces were minimum
standard size. Discussion ensued. Ms . Cook and Mr.
Parker agreed that the first parking. sgace, which was a
substandard size, could be given up as a landscape island
and to designate entry into the parking lot.
Boardmember Cook made a motion to accept the application
from Andrew Zaino of Zaino's Restaurant, 801 U.S. One
North, for exterior improvements to the restaurant site
including new exterior color, new roof, landscaping, etc. ,
with the addition of an added landscape area on the
northeast corner of the parking lot as the plan would
indicate. Vice Chair Strahan seconded the motion.
During discussion of the motion, Clerk of the Board Scott
D. Ladd explained that since only three boardmembers were
present, the vote would have to be unanimous in order for
the application to be approved; therefore, the applicant
was given the oportunity to postpone a decision until a
future meeting when more boardmembers were present. The
applicant requested that the vote be held at today' s
meeting. The vote on the motion was:
Paul Coben - for
Vic Strahan - for
Leslie Cook - for
The motion was therefore passed and adopted.
Boardmember Steve Parker re-joined the Board.
VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Clerk of the Board Scott D. Ladd stated he had an item to
bring up but would present it under ANY OTHER MATTERS .
Boardmember Cook discussed the deplorable state of the
landscaping at the new post office and reported that at the
last meeting she had asked if the Chairman would write a
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letter regarding the Board' s dissatisfaction with the
landscape maintenance. Boardmember Cook stated she would
make sure the letter was mailed and would like to send a
copy to the Jupiter Courier. Discussion ensued. It was
decided to send the letter to the Postmaster General in
Washington, D.C. , with copies to the Atlanta, Tequesta, and
Jupiter Postmasters. Boardmember Cook stated she would
take photographs of the existing landscaping to include
with the letter. During ensuing discussion, it was agreed
that Boardmember Parker would review the original plans,
compare the existing landscaping to the plans, and provide
that information to Chair Coben to be included in the
letter.
Joanne Burnsed from the Community Development Department
came to the meeting and reported she had personally
delivered the revised agenda packets for this meeting on
Thursday, April 6, and had also left three telephone
messages for Boardmember Cook, who indicated she had not
received the messages or the packet. Mrs. Burnsed stated
she had personally placed Mrs. Cook' s packet on her porch
on April 6.
Discussion regarding the post office continued. It was
stated that the building inside was dirty. Wade Griest
commented that recently he had received a notice in his
mailbox that the mailbox would have to be raised to 48",
and stated that his mailbox had been at 36" for 28 years.
He had conducted a survey of approximately 50 mailboxes and
found less than 10% of the 50 were 48" in height. Mr.
Griest stated he had called the post office, and they had
indicated it was optional. Mr. Griest reported he had been
told the Community Appearance Board had brought on the
request, so was passing it on for what it was worth. Vice
Chair Strahan responded the same notice was given to him
3-4 years ago, so it had nothing to do with the Community
Appearance Board. Mr. Ladd commented he lived in Jupiter
and had received the same notice and he had raised his
mailbox and that of his neighbor. It was pointed out that
mail carriers driving the larger trucks instead of the
jeeps could not bend down to inset the mail into boxes
unless they were 48" high. Chair Coben reported his mail
had been delivered even though the area was torn up and the
carrier had to get out of his truck and step over a pipe .
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VIII. ANY OTHER MATTERS
Mr. Ladd explained that the item he had stated previously
would be brought up under ANY OTHER MATTERS was the same
item that Mrs. Burnsed had come into the meeting and
discussed, regarding delivery of the revised agenda packets
to the boardmembers. Boardmember Cook commented it was not
a big deal.
VIII. ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 10:22 A.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Betty Laur
Recording Secretary
ATTEST:
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Scott D. Ladd
Clerk of the Board
DATE APPROVED:
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