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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDocumentation_Regular_Tab 05C_12/11/2003 F rf � �� - G ��' VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA ! �. llF..PAR'TMEN"I' OF CONI11�1t 1V'Tl�' D��ZLOPI�9t?NI' y��''� a � }'ost Office 13oY 32?3 • 377 "1'ec7iiesea l�� � f 3 �' ra o � Tequesta, Floricia 3�4Ei9-02?3 •(7(7 ) 5?�-(i22() �F ` �" F<i�: (St�1) >75-C?3`) ' C � .��1 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD MEETING MINUTES JULY 24, 2003 I I. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL i The Tequesta Community Appearance Board held a meeting in the office of the Director of Community Development at 250 Tequesta Drive, Suite 305, Tequesta, Florida, on Thursday, July 24, 2003. The meeting was called to order at 9:05 A.M. by Chair Vic , Strahan. The roll was called and the following Boardmembers were present: Chair Vic Strahan, Boardmernber Robert Stein, and Alternate Gerald Wenta. Vice Chair Steve i Parker, Boardmember Richard Sterling, Boardmember L.eslie Cook, and Alternate Robert Young were absent frorn the meeting. Also in attendance was Jeff Newell, Director of , Community Development. ', II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA I Boardmember Stein made a motion to approve the agenda as submitted. Boardmember Wenta seconded the motion, which carried by unanimous 3-0 vote. I � ', III. COMMUNICATIONS FROM CITIZENS , Resident Wade Griest commented, "Still waters run deep". i ._ IV. REVIEW OF ARCHITECTURAL CHANGES TO BANK OF AMERICA BUILDING i Chair Strahan announced that the architecture had been revised for the Bank of America building, and since only three members of the Board were present he advised the applicant that the decision of the Board must be unanirnous. George Gentile yuestioned what would happen if a vote today was not unanimous. Mr. Newell responded the applicant had the option to table to a time certain or go to the Village Council. Chair Strahan commented that in all probability the Board could give an approval with conditions. Mr. Gentile, representative for the applicant, commented that on the Eckerd building the Board had requested that the colors match the store on Indiantown Road. Mr. Gentile � � I i,�<�<�,���!��d r�r��,<,, . �. ..�, � � • �'' � COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD MEETING MINUTES July 24, 2003 Page 2 .......................... advised that his firm had done that store, and had submitted the exact colors plus the roof material to the Village. The colors and actual sample of the roof tile were presented and confirmed they would match the surrounding buildings. The base color of the building was Moonlight White. The building foundation was Sand Dune. The light trim color for banding was identified. Mr. Stein asked if there was another option for the roof other than the raspberry. Mr. Gentile requested discussion of the roof tile after the Bank of America building had been presented. Mr. Stein stated he would make a motion on the building colors only. MOTION Boardmember Stein made a motion to accept the color changes for the Eckerd building as follows: the foundation block of the building to be CB1, the flat stucco surfaces of the building to be 1B Sand Dune, and the banding to be 1BW Moonlight , White. Boardmember Wenta seconded the motion, which carried by unanimous 3-0 l vote. Mr. Gentile showed revised elevations for Bank of America which reflected the changes the Board had requested: stucco instead of brick, color tones, and S-barrel tile for the roof. � Mr. Gentile noted he had brought an actual tile sample, a photograph of the tile, and also a tile sample in the terra cotta color. Mr. Gentile confirmed that the darker terra cotta was not the raspberry color, but was more yellow. The Board looked over the samples. Mr. Gentile commented there was another terra cotta mix called Brandywine. Mr. Gentile commented the Public Safety building tile was more of a solid color. Mr. Gentile confirmed the landscaping would stay the same. Other color choices were pointed out. Discussion ensued. Mr. Gentile proposed the raspberry color for Eckerd and the lighter � color for Bank of America. The raspberry tile was described as more orange than red. ' The-building front had been restructured as the Board had requested. It was reported that Bank of America had been hearing the same comments regarding the building design throughout the State of Florida, which was why the applicant was able to get the changes so fast. MOTION Boardmember Stein made a motion to accept the submitted "Autumn Woods" blend tile for the Eckerd building. Boardmember Wenta seconded the motion, which carried by unanimous 3-0 vote. MOTION Boardmember Stein made a motion that the color for the proposed roof tile for Bank of America building would be as close to the "Autumn Woods" blend as the I I� COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD '�, MEETING MINUTES �I, July 24, 2003 I Page 3 I .......................... i �' developer's supplier had. Boardmember Wenta seconded the motion, which carried by unanimous 3-0 vote. � MOTION Boardmember Stein made a motion to accept the proposed changes for the exterior stucco surface for the Bank of America Building, the change from brick to S-tile '�, which was "Gemstone Blend" and to accept the changes to the architectural �!, structure and to accept the proposed cotors for the Bank of America Building of !, Navaho White, Manchester Tan, Super White, and Heritage Red. Boardmember I Wenta seconded the motion, which carried by unanimous 3-0 vote. � � At Mr. Newell's request, it was clarified that Navaho White was for the main building, Manchester Tan for the base block, Super White for the trim, and Heritage Red for the i door frame. ; Mr. Gentile explained the time frame for the project, commenting that they had been I waiting for this approval to close with the landowner, and could now close. ',, Approximately August 15, Bank of America would come in for building permits. The �� new bank building was expected to be completed the middle of January. At that time the ' old building would be demolished and then Eckerd's would be started. Completion of ' Eckerd's was anticipated for next summer. Boardmember Stein commented they had � done an excellent job with the landscaping. ,� �I, VII. ADJOURNMENT , '�, Upo� motion by Boardmember Stein, seconded by Boardmember Wenta, and � unanimously carried 3-0, the meeting was adjourned at 9:37 a.m. I � � �� Respectfully submitted, � � _- .' , � , I '_��.. � ,,F , :n �t. �. � , � \ � �, I Betty Laur I, Recording Secretary I � i COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD MEETING MINUTES July 24, 2003 Page 4 .......................... ATTE . Carol Lux Clerk of the Board i DATE APPROVED: �/-i�.- I I