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| 2019-09-20 15:50:47 | FROM: RAY CARANCI, LANDSCAPE PLANNER 561-822-1462 |
| | PROJECT: PCC& CREMATORY FACILITY Z19050015 |
| | SEPTEMBER 20, 2019 |
| | I HAVE REVIEWED THE ABOVE REFERENCED PETITION, AND |
| | PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING COMMENTS: |
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| | 1. SATISFIED. DUE TO THE RECONFIGURATION OF THE LOT |
| | LINES FOR THE PARCEL AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW |
| | BUILDING, ALL NEWLY DRAWN LOT LINES, NEW BUILDING AND |
| | PARKING AREAS MUST COMPLY WITH CURRENT LANDSCAPE |
| | REQUIREMENTS. EXISTING PARKING AND BUILDING AREAS |
| | SHOULD HAVE EXISTING NONCONFORMITIES REDUCED WHERE |
| | POSSIBLE. STAFF COMMENTS WILL ADDRESS ALL AREAS OF THE |
| | SITE. |
| | ALL NEWLY CONSTRUCTED BUILDINGS, PARKING AREAS, AND |
| | NEWLY DRAWN LOT LINES MUST MEET CURRENT CODE |
| | REQUIREMENTS. |
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| | 2. SATISFIED. PER SECTION 94-448 (D)(3), ALL NATIVE |
| | TREES AND PALMS IN GOOD CONDITION MUST BE PRESERVED ON |
| | SITE OR RELOCATED. THERE ARE MULTIPLE LIVE OAKS, |
| | MAHOGANY AND ROYAL PALMS PROPOSED TO BE REMOVED, AND |
| | THE SITE ELEMENTS AND UTILITIES CAN BE DESIGNED TO |
| | AVOID REMOVAL OR RELOCATE THEM TO LOCATIONS TO MEET |
| | LANDSCAPE REQUIREMENTS. |
| | TWO SEPARATE TREE DISPOSITION CHARTS ARE INCLUDED THAT |
| | ARE NOT CONSISTENT WITH THE COMMENT RESPONSE. THE CHART |
| | ON SHEET L-01 STILL SHOWS NATIVE TREES LISTED IN GOOD |
| | CONDITION AS BEING REMOVED, AND THE CHART ON SHEET L-03 |
| | SHOWS ALL TREES TO REMAIN AND TWO TREES RELOCATED. |
| | PROVIDE A CONSISTENT PLAN TO MEET THE CODE REQUIREMENT. |
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| | 3. SATISFIED. PROVIDE AN EXHIBIT SHOWING THE PARKING |
| | AREA SURFACE CALCULATIONS, PARKING SPACE AREAS AND |
| | LANDSCAPE AREAS PROVIDED TO DEMONSTRATE COMPLIANCE WITH |
| | SECTIONS 94-443 (C)(3) AND (4). |
| | NEW PAVED AREAS NEED TO MEET CODE REQUIREMENTS, SEE |
| | FIGURE XIV-1 LANDSCAPE AREAS FOR PARKING LOTS IN |
| | SECTION 94-443(C)(3) FOR THE AREAS THAT QUALIFY AS |
| | INTERIOR LANDSCAPING FOR VEHICULAR USE AREA. REVISE |
| | AREAS ON SHEET L-02A WITH AREAS DEFINED PER THE FIGURE. |
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| | 4. SATISFIED. PROVIDE LOCATIONS OF LIGHTING ON THE |
| | LANDSCAPE PLAN TO AVOID CONFLICTS WITH LANDSCAPING. |
| | |
| | 5. SATISFIED. SHOW THE REQUIRED 5 FOOT WIDE LANDSCAPE |
| | BUFFER ALONG ALL PROPERTY LINES AND PROVIDE SEGMENT |
| | LENGTH AND CALCULATIONS TO SHOW REQUIRED AND PROVIDED |
| | BUFFER TREE COUNTS PER SECTION 94-443(B). THE CODE |
| | ALLOWS FLEXIBILITY THAT THE REQUIRED BUFFER TREES CAN |
| | BE PLACED WITHIN THE PROPERTY ADJACENT TO THE BUFFER, |
| | AND SCREENING HEDGES ARE REQUIRED ALONG ANY PARKING |
| | AREAS. |
| | PROVIDE THE REQUIRED BUFFER LENGTH AND REQUIRED AND |
| | PROVIDED TREE CALCULATIONS FOR ALL NEWLY DRAWN LOT |
| | LINES. |
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| | 6. SATISFIED. PROVIDE ROOT BARRIER LOCATIONS WHERE |
| | NEEDED TO PROTECT UTILITIES. |
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| | 7. SATISFIED. BASED ON 68064 SQ FT REQUIRED OPEN SPACE, |
| | REVISE THE REQUIRED TREE CALCULATIONS TO 46 REQUIRED, |
| | AND FLOWERING TREES TO 12. |
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| | 8. SATISFIED. PROVIDE THE FLORIDA FRIENDLY LANDSCAPE |
| | CHART AND PROVIDE THE REQUIRED 50 POINTS PER SECTION |
| | 94-442(G). |
| | 9. SATISFIED. PER SECTION 94-445 L. PLANT SPECIES. A |
| | MINIMUM OF 60 PERCENT OF PLANT MATERIAL ADDED SHALL BE |
| | FLORIDA NATIVE OR DROUGHT TOLERANT SPECIES SELECTED |
| | FROM THE CITY LIST OR THE LIST OF SPECIES IN THE MOST |
| | RECENT EDITION OF SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT |
| | DISTRICT WATERWISE SOUTH FLORIDA LANDSCAPES. SHOW |
| | COMPLIANCE BY PROVIDING THE ACTUAL PERCENTAGE BASED ON |
| | THE PLANT LIST. |
| | PERCENTAGE SHOWN MUST INCLUDE ALL ADDED PLANTS ON THE |
| | PLANT LIST. |
| | 10. SATISFIED. GAS LINE NEEDS TO BE SHIFTED OUT OF THE |
| | LANDSCAPE ISLAND. |
| | 11. SATISFIED. CORRECT NOTES SECTION TO READ WEST PALM |
| | BEACH INSTEAD OF PALM BEACH COUNTY. |
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| | CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL |
| | 1. PRIOR TO THE REMOVAL OR RELOCATION OF ANY TREES ON |
| | THE PROPERTY, A TREE ALTERATION PERMIT SHALL BE |
| | SUBMITTED, REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE DEVELOPMENT |
| | SERVICES DEPARTMENT, PLANNING DIVISION. |
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