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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes_Commuinity Appearance_6/4/1980 MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA CO'MTNITY APPEARANCE BOARD June 4, 1980 A meeting of the Village of Tequesta Community Appearance Board was held at 9:00 A.M. Wednesday, June 4, 1980, in the Village Hall, 357 Teq- uesta Drive, Tequesta, Florida. Board members present were: R. Butterfield, Chairman; Cleveland, Hartman, Nagle and Pierson. Also present were R. Harp, Clerk of the Board and Scott Ladd, Village Building Inspector. The Chairman advised that the meeting was being held for the purpose as stated in the notice of the meeting. The first item considered was plans for the JIB Club, Inc. five (5) Story Condominium with marina facility at 50 Beach Road, Tequesta. Heinz Von Zabern, President, JIB Club, Inc. showed the Board an Artist's rendition of the proposed facility, in color. He then reviewed the plans, showing the building was to be angled for better view; an additional swim- ming pool for the residential structure; the existing swimming pool and marina facilities; covered parking for the building and the fact that there is an existing six (6) foot high Australian Pine hedge around the property for screening purposes. The building will be five (5) stories high and nineteen (19) units. Cleveland noted the landscaping plan called for some Coconut Palms but Vln Zabern said these would be Malayan Palms. He also advised the name would be retained. Nagle asked when work was expected to start and Von Zabern advised between July 1 and August 1, this year, and nine (9) months to a year for completion. A question was asked about a shell road along the Northproperty line and Von Zabern said this was S R 707 right of way and mainly used by the telephone company to get to their facilities. The Board was favorably impressed with the facility. Cleveland moved, second by Pierson that the Plans for the JIB Club, Inc. Condominium with Marina Facility be approved as submitted. The vote for the motion was: Cleveland for Pierson for R. Butterfield for Nagle for Hartman for and the motion therefore passed. The Board members then signed Schwabb & Twitty Architects, Inc. plans for JIB Club, Inc. consisting of sheets 1, 2, 3 and 4. The next item for consideration was the exterior alterations for the Winn-Dixie store in Lighthouse Plaza. Engineer Robert Porlick was in attendance for the owner. He advised the addition was 1,084 square feet to the fro nt(Southend) of the existing building under the canopy onto the existing sidewalk. A new three (3) foot wide sidewalk will be constructed along the South edge of the existing sidewalk with ramps on each end. The new Mansard roof is shown as white aluminum with signing indicating "Winn- Dixie" "The Beef People". Entrances to the store will be at the East and { West ends of the addition. The existing steel columns are to be bricked up. Considerable discussion ensued on the color that the mansard roof and brick should be. Porlick showed color prints of the present Winn Dixie Store and other adjacent stores in the Shopping Center. Porlick was advised by the Board that thye desired to receive (1). A General Color rendering of the Front elevation, including a portion of the Super X Drug Store Building; (2) . Color of the aluminum store front mullions; (3) Color of all metal or aluminum to be used in the construction; (4) Color Chips for aluminum mansard and (5) Color of brick to be used. Porlick advised he would try to have the information by June 13, 1980. The Board said they would meet to review the Colors submitted as quickly as possible after the various Color items are available. Nagle moved, second by Hartman that the plans for the Winn- Dixie Store exterior alterations,include Facia Signing, be approved subject to the proviso that the various required Color items be received by and approved by the Board. The vote on the motion was: Nagle -for Hartman -for R. Butterfield -for Cleveland -for Pierson -for and the motion therefore passed. The Board signed with the color proviso, Plans by Jonathan D. Hamrick, Architect, dated March 12, 198Q for Winn Dixie Store #301 addition. Robert A. Porlick, P.E. , Seal The next item for consideration was retail store addition to the Southend of Village Square Shopping Center. Mr. George W. Offutt, III, owner, was present and explained the proposed addition to the Board, reviewed the plans. Cleveland moved, seconded by Nagle that the plans for the Retail Store addition to the Southend of the Village Square Shopping Center be approved as submitted. The vote on the motion was: Cleveland -for Nagle -for R. Butterfield -for Hartman -for Pierson -for and the motion therefore passed, the Board then signed Lindahal, Browning & Ferrari, Inc. plans - Job No. 80 - dated 05-08-80, pages 1 and 2 for Retail Store addition to Village Square Shopping Center for G.W. Offutt, III. -02- The next item for consideration was a storage room addition to Jupiter-Tequesta Junic ;itizens Building. Dr. J.P. Z, ira was in attendance to discuss t proposed addition. He showe ie Board a color drawing of proposed future lanscaping for the site. He also briefly discussed the history of the facility, advising recent interior renovations has been made at a cost of approximately $60,000. and that the storage area was needed to remove various items for the inside to provide more useable interior area. The proposed addition is approximately 40' x 25' on the Northwest corner of the existing building. The Board gave considerable discussion to existing and future parking. Dr. Zaccara said this would be done at a later date as funds become available since it will be quite expensive. Cleveland said the Board should review parking and screening when it comes before the Board for approval. Other discussion ensued on the screening for the dumpster. Nagle moved, seconded by Hartman, that the plans be approved as submitted the vote on the motion was: Nagle -for Hartman -for R. Butterfield -for Pierson -for Cleveland -for and the motion was therefore passed. The Board then signed plans by Lindahl, . Browning & Ferrari, Inc. Job No. 80-000 date May 1980 plans for Storage Addition to existing Club House Building. The Clerk advised that the JTJC has to apply to the Village Council for an extension or alteration of the facilities existing Special Exception Use in an R-1 Single Family Dwelling District and the Community Appearance Board is required to review all applications for Special Exception Uses and file a report with written recommendations with the Village Manager not less than five (5) days before the Special Exception Public Hearing. This review today could be considered as the Board's Review and Recommendations. Pierson moved, seconded by Hartman that the JTJC expansion or enlargement of the existing Special Exception Use would not adversely affect any surrounding properties and would generally conform to the critera, and recommends to the Village Council approval of the existing Special Existing Use by construction of the 40' x 25' Storage Room addition. The vote on the motion was: Pierson -for Hartman -for Nagle -for R. Butterfield -for Cleveland -for and the motion was therefore passed. The meeting was adjourned at 10:30 A.M. Respectfully submitted, Robert Har P Clerk of the Board -03-