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HARBOUR TWENTY-SIX
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FEBRUARY, 2017
CDI JOB No. 303.03
(251) 625-1198SPANISH FORT, AL 36527
29891 WOODROW LANE, SUITE 300
FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA
DEVELOPED BY:
PIER 17 INVESTMENTS 2014, LLC
PROJECT TEAM MEMBERS
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DEVELOPMENT REVIEW COMMITTEE (DRC) COMMENT REPORT
Meeting Date: February 28, 2017
Applicant: Pier 17 Investments 2014, LLC.
Project Name: Harbour Twenty-Six
Case Number: PRE17002
Request: Preliminary Development: 26 Boat Slip Marina
With Garage and Storage Buildings Location: 1500 SW 17th Street
Zoning: General Industrial (I), Community Business (CB),
and Exclusive Use Parking (X-P)
Land Use: Industrial and Low-Medium Density
Case Planner: Florentina Hutt
DRC Comment Report: BUILDING Member: Joe Pasquariello
[email protected] 954-828-5419
Case Number: PRE17002 CASE COMMENTS: Please provide a response to the following:
1. NONE- Signature NOT required. GENERAL COMMENTS The following comments are for informational purposes. Please consider the following prior to submittal for Final DRC:
1. The Florida Building Code shall apply to the construction, alteration, movement, enlargement, replacement, repair, equipment, use and occupancy, location, maintenance, removal and demolition of every building or structure or any appurtenances connected or attached to such buildings or structures.
2. All projects must consider safeguards during the construction process. Florida Building Code Chapter 33 delineates various safeguards that may apply during the construction phase. All structures associated with the protection of pedestrians will require a separate permit. A licensed professional must sign and seal the plans and specifications.
3. The City of Fort Lauderdale is a participating municipality in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). The requirements specific to the City of Fort Lauderdale can be found in Chapter 14 - FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT of the Code of Ordinances and accessed at;
a. https://www.municode.com/library/fl/fort_lauderdale/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=COOR_CH14FLMA
Please consider the following prior to submittal for Building Permit:
1. On June 30 2015, the 5th Edition of the Florida Building Code was adopted. All work described in Section 101.2, of the Broward County Administrative portion of the Florida Building Code, will govern the administration and enforcement of the proposed work. Each building and or structure will require a separate permit. The following websites will assist in the design considerations;
a. http://www.fortlauderdale.gov/departments/sustainable-development/building-services b. https://floridabuilding.org/dca/dca_fbc_default.aspx c. http://www.broward.org/codeappeals/pages/default.aspx
DRC Comment Report: ENGINEERING Member: Alex Scheffer
[email protected] 954-828-5123
Case Number: PRE17002 RIGHT-OF-WAY / EASEMENT DEDICATION(S) REQUIRED PER ULDR SECTION 47-25.2.M.5:
a. Coordinate with City of Fort Lauderdale Parks Department the possible widening of existing 16’ Ingress / Egress Easement along SW 17th Street, adjacent to City of Fort Lauderdale park property, to allow for 20’ (min.) private roadway connection to SW 18th Avenue. Please contact Enrique Sanchez at 954-828-5129 or [email protected].
b. Utility Easement dedication if applicable along SW 17th Street / private roadway for placement of proposed public sewer infrastructure; show linework in the plans and on easement exhibit.
CASE COMMENTS: A. Prior to Final DRC Engineering review and sign-off, please provide a written response to the following
comments in Section A:
2. Meet the City’s Adequacy requirements to services provided to the public (fire service, water, wastewater, stormwater, transportation, etc.), per ULDR Section 47-25.2 of the City’s Code of Ordinances. Assess potential demands and impacts on City services and prepare a design for each that utilizes existing water, wastewater, stormwater, and transportation infrastructure to adequately serve this project. If adequate infrastructure is not available, prepare a design that extends/expands the connection to the nearest City system to adequately serve this development.
a. Prepare service demand calculations for water & wastewater services and obtain a letter of
service availability from the City’s Public Works – Engineering Department. Please contact Daniel Lizarazo at 954-828-6982 or [email protected].
b. Coordinate all transportation related requirements with Benjamin Restrepo at 954-828-5216 or [email protected] with the Transportation & Mobility Department to meet the Transportation aspect of the Adequacy requirements.
2. Provide documentation from the Broward County Planning Council (BCPC) verifying whether the site
requires platting / replatting. The documents from BCPC shall be submitted to the City’s engineering reviewer. The BCPC may be contacted at (954) 357-6695.
3. Provide Civil Engineering drawings as part of DRC submittal, including: Paving, Grading, and Drainage Plan; Water and Sewer Plan (especially for proposed sewer infrastructure improvements along SW 17th Street / private roadway); Erosion and Sediment Control Plan; Signing and Marking Plan. Incorporate sewer laterals and cleanouts into design of proposed sewer infrastructure improvements (per City’s standard details) as appropriate, to allow for future connections to each private property located north of SW 17th Street / private roadway.
4. A Traffic Impact Study may be required in accordance with ULDR Section 47-25.2.M.4 of the City’s Code of Ordinances. For detailed information on methodology and procedures concerning the TIS, please contact Benjamin Restrepo at 954-828-5216 or [email protected].
5. Please be advised about a recent passage of an amendment to ULDR Section 47-19.3 (Seawall Ordinance): the top of seawall for redeveloped property shall be between elevation 3.9 feet NAVD88 (minimum height) and FEMA base flood elevation for the property minus 1 foot (maximum height); allowance for fixed docks to extend 10 inches above the adjacent seawall; allowance for floating docks and requirement that they be permitted and permanently attached.
DRC Comment Report: ENGINEERING Member: Alex Scheffer
[email protected] 954-828-5123
6. Provide site demolition and phasing plans for existing building structures and paved areas.
7. Coordinate with Broward County Traffic Engineering Division and City’s Transportation & Mobility for recommendations to possibly upgrade existing blind corner (i.e. westbound NW 17th Street / private roadway right turn movement to northbound NW 18th Avenue) with signage, pavement striping, etc.
8. Dimension typical roadway travel lane widths on the Site Plan for the proposed development side of SW 17th Street / private roadway.
9. Per ULDR Section 47-2.2.Q, show and label sight triangles as appropriate for safe and adequate access of drivers and pedestrians, on the Site Plan, Landscape Plans, and Civil Plans: intersections of driveways with streets (measured from pavement edges), alleys with alleys (measured from property lines extended), alleys with streets (measured from property lines extended), and streets with streets (measured from property lines extended). Per ULDR Section 47-19.1.E, no accessory use or structure shall be permitted within a sight triangle except as provided in ULDR Section 47-35.
10. Provide and label typical roadway cross-sections for the proposed development side of SW 17th Street / private roadway.
11. Dimension and label on Site Plan type of proposed loading zone required, per ULDR Section 47-20.2 Table 2 and Section 47-20.6, if applicable. The narrative shall also include, but not be limited to, descriptions of the following: loading activities (including locations, times, and duration), hours of operation, trash disposal, security / gating, number of employees, etc.
12. Verify and discuss ADA accessibility design for sidewalk improvements along SW 17th Street / private roadway, especially ground floor access to the proposed ‘Harbour Twenty-Six’ improvements.
13. Clarify design intent of site grading in vicinity of proposed building, especially with regards to fill requirements per City’s Code of Ordinances.
14. Coordinate with Stephanie McCutcheon at (954) 828-5054 or [email protected] regarding trash and solid waste disposal, dumpsters, and recycling; please note that per ULDR Section 47-19.4.D.7, dumpsters serving restaurants require grease traps, oil / sand separators, and drains connecting to sanitary sewer.
15. Provide drainage pipes to drain structural soil (per Silva Cell specifications) at proposed tree planting areas; coordinate Civil plans with Landscape plans as appropriate.
16. Submit a signed and sealed survey showing all above ground improvements, utilities, rights of way dimensions and all easements. This survey shall be based on an a Standard Title Commitment issued by a title insurer licensed to do business in Florida or an Opinion of Title issued by an attorney admitted to the Florida Bar. The title commitment or Opinion of Title must have an effective date no more than thirty days prior to the date of submittal of the survey and must be certified to the City of Fort Lauderdale. Additionally, an affidavit shall be provided by the property owner attesting that there were no additional recordings of easements or encroachments from survey date to the final DRC sign off date.
17. Prepare and submit the following civil engineering drawings, signed and sealed by a Florida
registered professional Civil Engineer:
a. Paving, Grading, and Drainage Plan, including the sizes and dimensions of all stormwater infrastructure. Please be advised that all storm drains shall be constructed with RCP piping in the City Right-Of-Way.
DRC Comment Report: ENGINEERING Member: Alex Scheffer
[email protected] 954-828-5123
b. Water and Sewer Plan, including any existing water main, force mains, gravity mains, etc. (show all materials & pipe sizes on the plan). Please be advised that all water main shall be constructed with DIP piping in the City Right-Of-Way.
c. Erosion and Sediment Control Plan. This plan shall be reviewed for the drainage impacts to adjacent properties, surrounding Right-of-Way, stormwater facilities, and neighboring water bodies.
d. Provide typical cross-sections and section profiles along all property lines, and show how the existing and proposed grades will tie to one another. Also, show spot elevations along the perimeter (property lines) on the paving and grading plan.
e. Signing and marking plan, including the radii all landscaping and pavement areas.
18. Provide an on-site drainage system along with storm runoff calculations (signed and sealed by a Florida registered professional engineer). The calculations shall show how the minimum road crown and finished floor elevations are met, and how the 25-year, 3-day storm event is maintained on site with zero discharge to Right-of-Way and adjacent properties. Any site that goes through DRC must store at least the 25-year 3-day event onsite with NO EXCEPTIONS. In addition, please note that the City does not allow connecting the on-site stormwater drainage system with those in the City’s Right-of-Way. Fill requirements per City’s Code of Ordinances Chapter 14 – Floodplain Management, including Ord. No. C-14-26.
19. Please be advised that the Applicant shall not be authorized to connect the on-site drainage system
to those within the public right-of-ways of FDOT, BCHCED, and the City. Provide authorization as appropriate from FDOT, BCHCED, and the City for the existing and proposed connections between the on-site drainage system and public right-of-way.
20. Provide support data that this site meets the fire hydrant locations and distribution as per the NFPA Codes and Standards. Clearly show all existing and proposed fire hydrants and 500-foot radius of coverage area. In addition, please note that a fire hydrant shall be installed within 100 feet of the Fire Department Connection.
21. Provide the ADA parking, access/driveway, and sidewalks/ramps in accordance with Chapter 553 of the Florida’s Statutes, “Accessibility of Handicapped Persons “and latest edition of “Accessibility Requirements Manual” by Department of Community Affairs Florida Board of Building Codes and Standard and in accordance with American Disability Act (ADA). Please be advised that ADA van accessibility for structured parking garages (including automated parking) shall be provided as appropriate; the vertical clearances within parking garages shall be sufficient to accommodate the taller specialized ADA vehicles.
22. Show all existing and proposed utilities on the landscaping plans for potential conflict.
23. Show location of building roof drains, and their proposed connection(s) to the on-site drainage system.
24. Discuss if pedestrian lighting is proposed; if not, discuss the possibility of the addition of pedestrian lighting along City Right-of-Way, which requires perpetual maintenance by the Applicant via a Maintenance Agreement executed with the City. Please contact the Case Planner for details to match the area.
25. Please note that any road cuts for utilities or curb cuts within in the City Right-Of-Way shall be restored to full lane width for 50’ minimum length, per City Code of Ordinances Section 25-108; show and label in plans as appropriate.
DRC Comment Report: ENGINEERING Member: Alex Scheffer
[email protected] 954-828-5123
26. Evaluate the possibility of utilizing a sustainable stormwater approach with the possibility of low impact (cisterns, pervious pavers, bioswales, raingardens, etc.) uses for landscaping along the streetscape.
27. Prepare a preliminary staging storage plan, which includes phasing and information regarding the site layout of the temporary construction measures; the purpose of this plan is to identify the temporary construction measures that will be used to protect the general public, adjoining properties, and minimize the impact of construction on neighboring transportation system, landscaping, Right-of-Way encroachments, and businesses.
28. Please prepare and submit the following exhibits which clearly define the following (as applicable): a. Right-of-Way / Easement Dedication / Vacation Exhibit. b. Maintenance Agreement Area Exhibit. c. Revocable License Area Exhibit.
29. Verify the existing utilities shown on the survey and describe whether the connection and routing of franchised utilities (power, cable, gas, communications, etc.) serving the proposed development will need to be removed and/or relocated. Especially coordinate undergrounding of overhead lines with utility companies as required; provide routing layout on Civil and Landscape plans.
30. Prior to Final DRC sign-off, document with digital photos (including Key Map) and/or videos of the existing condition of the City’s Right-of-Way adjacent to the proposed development. Photos and/or videos should include vantage points of the entire City Right-of-Way frontage adjacent to the proposed development, from both directions along City roadways and/or alleys, as well as of any other notable existing features.
B. Prior to Engineering Permit Approval, please respond to the following comments in Section B:
31. Submit the State of Florida Notice of Intent (FAC 62-621.300(4)(b)) per the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) criteria. Notice is required for sites of one (1) acre or larger site area with the potential for discharge of sediments to surrounding surface waters or drainage systems which discharge indirectly to those surface waters as classified or otherwise identified in the Florida Administrative Code (FAC). Therefore, the Applicants whose projects disturb one or more acres of soil or whose projects disturb less than one acre but are part of a larger common plan of development that in total disturbs one or more acres, are required to obtain coverage under the General Permit for Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Construction Activity.
32. Please be advised that all proposed improvements within or adjacent to the FDOT, BCHCED, and City right-of-ways are subject to coordination with and issuance of a permit from the said entities (for proposed driveways, sidewalks, etc.), as well as the execution of an agreement that authorizes those entities for removing the improvements for any public purpose in the future. The Applicant shall also execute a maintenance agreement with the appropriate FDOT, BCHCED, and City entities attesting that all improvements, including landscaping, hardscaping, drainage system, lighting, etc., proposed within or adjacent to the public right-of-way (and/or permanent easement) will be maintained by the Applicant throughout the life of the improvements. Please note that all easements and maintenance agreements shall be recorded prior to final permit close out and Certificate of Occupancy issuance.
33. Obtain a Transportation Concurrency Satisfaction Certificate from the Broward County Planning and
Environmental Regulation Division (BCPERD). Please contact Evangeline Kalus at (954) 357-6632 or
DRC Comment Report: ENGINEERING Member: Alex Scheffer
[email protected] 954-828-5123
[email protected] at BCPERD to determine whether the project is subject to the Transportation Concurrency Fees. In addition, please contact Pierre Dougniaux with the Broward County Transit Division at (954) 357-8304 to determine what (if any) improvements are suggested to ensure mobility needs are adequately met for this proposed site.
34. Obtain a general or surface water management license from the Broward County Environmental
Protection & Growth Management Division (BCEPGMD). Route certified calculations with Paving & Drainage plans to engineering reviewer.
35. Route and obtain approval from Broward County Traffic Engineering Division on pavement marking
and striping plans within City Right-of-Way.
36. Verify the means for the demolishing the existing structures on the property so that appropriate timely notice and coordination can be executed with the City’s Public Works Utilities, and franchise utility companies to control the impacts from the demolition. Please be advised that a permit is required for demolishing work activities.
37. Prepare an appropriate staging plan, which includes phasing and information regarding the site
layout of the temporary construction measures. The purpose of this plan is to identify the temporary construction measures that will be used to protect the general public, adjoining properties, and minimize the impact of the construction on neighboring transportation system, landscaping, Right-of-Way encroachments, and businesses. The items to be addressed by the staging plan shall include but not limited to the following: a. Submit a Construction Phasing Plan clearly depicting the phasing of construction if applicable.
The plan shall show the following: 1) Include a narrative for each phase along with roadways utilized for materials delivery. 2) Clearly show boundaries of the site, dimensions and names of all streets and alleys, direction
of travel, bike lanes, on-street parking and sidewalks. 3) Show location of Job trailers or construction offices for the staff, general contractor, and
subcontractors with Finished Floor Elevations. 4) Show location, type and size of temporary construction fencing, including locations of gates
and gate swing radii. If corners of fence correspond with cross streets, propose a fence boundary that will not obstruct sight lines for motor vehicles.
5) Show location and type of construction crane(s), including span radius. 6) Indicate location and number of portable rest rooms, dumpsters, and trash chutes. 7) Show location of the Fire Department Connection during construction and a water supply
(hydrant) in accordance with N.F.P.A.1, Chapter 29. 8) Show location of any sidewalk to be closed or protected as required by Chapter 33 of the
Florida Building Code. 9) Indicate location and time frame of any street closures (part or all of street) with a detour
signage plan meeting MUTCD standards, prepared by a Certified Traffic engineer or technician. Please be advised that the City Commission approval will be required for detours and street and sidewalk closures lasting over 72 hours, and the said approval may take eight (8) weeks or more.
10) Show all existing parking spaces that may be affected by the construction (or construction phasing) and indicate all parking spaces that would be included within proposed construction boundaries for each phase.
11) Show location of parking for inspectors and construction personnel. Include all off-site parking – location, period of lease and number of spaces leased. If shuttle will be provided between parking and job site – give shuttle schedule and show route of shuttle.
12) Show loading/unloading areas for material delivery to include entry and exit path of vehicles without backing into street.
DRC Comment Report: ENGINEERING Member: Alex Scheffer
[email protected] 954-828-5123
13) Show routes that delivery trucks will be instructed to follow when traveling to and from the site. All efforts should be made to avoid residential and/or small, merchant lined streets. This may be shown on a separate drawing, prepared at an appropriate scale in order to illustrate route through the City.
14) Indicate where and how concrete trucks will stage during multiple yardage pours. 15) Provide an Erosion Control Plan and show location and type of silt fencing for dust control
along with measures for erosion control against material leaving site from vehicular traffic. 16) Indicate the locations of storm inlets. If physical measures will be taken to protect inlets,
illustrate these on the Erosion Control Plan. 17) Show locations of truck wash-off area and procedures, including tires and concrete chutes 18) Indicate schedule for street sweeping of periphery of construction site. 19) Indicate if dewatering is proposed.
38. Obtain a dewatering permit from the Broward County Environmental Protection Dept. (EPD). This
permit is required only if the site is within 1/4 mile of a known contamination site. The EPD contact is David Vanlandingham ([email protected] or 954/519-1478). He prefers to be notified via email for the quickest response. You can view their standard operation procedures for dewatering at http://www.broward.org/pprd/cs_dewatering.htm.
39. Apply and obtain a South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) dewatering permit activities if
off-site discharge is anticipated. Any planned activity that requires dewatering needs to be reviewed by SFWMD. In many cases, this could involve an email to SFWMD that include a description of the activity. If no permit is required, SFWMD will let you know. The SFWMD contact person Is Steve Memberg ([email protected]).
40. Pay capital expansion fees for water and wastewater treatment, distribution, and disposal at the rate identified in Ordinance C-05-21. The fee will be calculated based on Equivalent Residential Connections (ERC’s). Provide a calculation for existing and proposed ERC’s for approval by Urban Design Engineer. Impact fees shall be paid prior to the issuance of the building permit.
41. Please note that any lighting within the City’s Right-of-Way, shall be approved and authorized by the City’s Engineering and /or Building (Electrical Staff) Department. Any lighting placed in the Right-of-Way shall be powered by an approved lighting circuit from the proposed development or FPL source, and will require an engineering permit. Any new lighting system powered by private source shall require a Revocable License agreement with the City along with a “disconnect” that shall be accessible by Facilities Maintenance staff in or near the Right-of-Way. Please contact the Facilities Maintenance office, David Smith at 954-828-6560, for information concerning the lighting within the City’s Right-Of-Way.
42. Obtain an engineering permit before installing, removing, or relocating poles (lighting or electrical) within the City’s right of way. Permanent or temporary relocations or removals shall be reviewed and approved by the City.
43. Please discuss the locations/relocation of the underground utilities with the City Public Works Department - Utilities, Rick Johnson at [email protected] or 954-828-7809, as well as proposed methods of noise, vibration, and odor mitigation.
DRC Comment Report: LANDSCAPE Member: Kimberly Pearson
[email protected] 954-828-5200
Case Number: PRE17002 CASE COMMENTS:
1. The City has adopted Florida Friendly Landscaping requirements into our ULDR Section 47-21. This basically means that plant material must be grouped together based on watering needs, and turf areas must be limited and/or consolidated. The planting areas are to be irrigated on a separate zone than the turf areas. Once plants are established, that particular zone can be shut off based on the season. The overall goal is to decrease water use through irrigation. Please visit MuniCode to view the updated Landscape & Tree Preservation ordinance including native, pervious, and turf required percentages https://www.municode.com/library/fl/fort_lauderdale/codes/unified_land_development_code?nodeId=UNLADERE_CH47UNLADERE_ARTIIIDERE_S47-21LATRPRRE
2. Provide street trees in the right of way swale area, as per ULDR 47-21.13.B.16. Street trees are to be a
minimum of 12 feet tall and provided at a ratio of one street tree per forty feet of street frontage or greater fraction thereof not subtracting ingress and egress dimensions. When overhead utilities exist, required street trees may be small trees provided at a minimum of a ratio of one street tree per twenty feet frontage or greater fraction thereof not subtracting ingress and egress dimensions.
3. The use of structural soil is required in paved sites to provide adequate soil volumes for tree roots under pavements, as per ULDR Section 47-21.13. Structural soil details and specifications can be obtained at http://www.hort.cornell.edu/uhi/outreach/index.htm#soil This is to be provided at a minimum of 8’ radii of tree trunks, and is to be consistently illustrated and noted on landscape, site and civil plans.
4. Within the RAC districts, newly planted street trees shall be limited to the species provided in the table ULDR 47-21.14.A.1.a. Confirm that this has been met. Likewise, confirm that street trees are a minimum of 12 feet tall and provided at a ratio of one street tree per forty feet of street frontage or greater fraction thereof not subtracting ingress and egress dimensions. When overhead utilities exist, required street trees may be small trees provided at a minimum of a ratio of one street tree per twenty feet frontage or greater fraction thereof not subtracting ingress and egress dimensions. A minimum of 50% of the required street trees must be canopy trees. Consider that, in order to maximize the shade for a positive pedestrian experience, the city prefers continuous canopy coverage with 100% canopy trees in these areas.
5. Within the RAC districts, and as per Chapter 4 of the Downtown Master Plan Design Guidelines, at intersections where street with shade trees converge, it is encouraged to have tall palms at the immediate corners to provide a visual marker. This also helps to frame the street from the perceptive of the automobile in creating a sense of space. Provide tall palms species at the corner of the street intersection in addition to the canopy street trees.
6. In lieu of tree grates, the City of Fort Lauderdale prefers the use of a cold applied, poured in place tree grate system that is designed to bind a selection of decorative aggregates, which provide a bonded, walkable, attractive and porous surface for tree pit such as ADDAPAVE TP, etc.
7. Tree and Plant species included on the Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council’s Invasive Plant Species List as
amended, shall not be planted as required or optional landscaping, as per ULDR Section 47-21.18, and invasive plant species listed shall be removed from the site, as per ULDR Section 47-21.8.I.
DRC Comment Report: LANDSCAPE Member: Kimberly Pearson
[email protected] 954-828-5200
8. Illustrate the location of overhead utilities and follow FPL Right Tree Right Place guidelines for tree selection and placement.
9. Utilities and site amenities such as walkways, flagpoles, transformers, fire hydrants, sewer and water supply lines, trash enclosures, and similar items located on the site shall not be placed in or under required tree planting areas, as per ULDR Section 47-21.12. Confirm with civil, site and life safety plans that utilities and site amenities are not causing conflicts with proposed landscaping. Where conflicts exist, shift the utility and/or site amenities.
10. Light fixtures with an overall height of more than ten feet shall be located a minimum of 15 feet
aware from shade trees, as per ULDR Section 47-21.12.
11. Shade trees must be located a minimum of fifteen feet away from structures.
12. Small trees and palms must be located a minimum of seven and one-half feet away from structures. Palms may be planted closer to each other to form clusters.
13. Decorative stone or gravel may be used only up to a maximum of ten percent of the total landscape area where the stone or gravel is to be used for decorative or other approved purpose as an adjunct to planting beds, as per ULDR 47-21.9.K.
14. The zoning of this property requires at least one tree for each 1,000 square feet of net lot area or
portion thereof, as per ULDR 47-21.13.A&B. This tree planting requirement is in addition to the VUA landscaping requirements. Twenty percent of the trees shall be shade trees. Please illustrate the calculations and planting on plan.
15. The zoning of this property requires at least twelve ornamental shrubs for each 1,000 square feet of
net lot area or portion thereof, as per ULDR 47-21.13.A&B. Shrub planting requirements are in addition to the VUA requirements. At least 50 percent of all required shrubs shall consist of native species. Please illustrate the calculations and planting on plan.
16. The zoning of this property requires a minimum of 35 percent of the gross lot square footage shall be
in landscaping, maintained by an irrigation system, as per ULDR 47-21.13.A&B. The minimum twenty percent VUA required landscaping may be used toward fulfilling the gross thirty-five percent minimum. Sandy beach on oceanfront parcels of land may be included in the gross minimum, but do not need to be planted or irrigated.
17. Fences facing the street are required to be setback a minimum of 3 feet from the property line and
must be planted with continuous hedges, shrubs, groundcover, AND trees in that area between 18. property line and fence. These plantings shall be planted between the street and the property line as
per ULDR 47-19.5C. a. Hedges and shrubs may be 2 feet tall planted 2 feet apart. b. Groundcover may be 6 inches tall planted 6 inches apart. c. Trees may be standard or flowering at 10 feet tall, or palms at 8 feet clear trunk, planted an
average of 1 tree per 20 feet or portion thereof. d. Please specifically note and illustrate this on plans.
19. All detached freestanding signs shall be landscaped underneath the sign with a continuous planting
and irrigation system, as per ULDR 47-22.E.3. a. This area is to be minimum 3 feet deep and extend at least the same length as the longest
side of the sign.
DRC Comment Report: LANDSCAPE Member: Kimberly Pearson
[email protected] 954-828-5200
b. Continuous planting is to be mulched and can be hedges and shrubs 2 feet tall planted 2 feet apart. Groundcover may be 6 inches tall planted 6 inches apart.
c. Irrigation shall be from a permanent water source. d. Please clearly note and illustrate all of the above on plan.
20. For proposed work in and around existing Mangroves, Broward County must be contacted for
permission and permits to proceed. Contact Linda Sunderland at Broward County Environmental Protection and Growth Management Department, Environmental Licensing and Building Permitting Division at (954) 519-1454 or [email protected]. Provide documentation illustrating such communication and requirements.
21. Provide an existing tree site plan or existing tree site survey illustrating all existing trees and palms, and
number each one.
22. Provide a corresponding list, as per ULDR 47-21.15, of these trees/palms including: a. tree number for each b. botanical name and common name for each c. trunk diameter, in inches, at chest height for trees d. clear trunk in feet for palms e. condition percentage as a number for each f. indicate status for all existing trees/palms on site (remain, relocate, remove)
23. Provide tree protection barricade detail for existing trees on site to remain, as per ULDR 47-21.15. This
barricade must be installed prior to the beginning of proposed work, and a landscape job-check inspection may be scheduled.
24. For specimen trees, provide ISA Certified Arborist report for specimen trees, as per ULDR 47-21.15. This
report is to be on ISA Certified Arborist business letterhead with contact information and ISA Certification number clearly stated. This report would include tree survey with numbered trees, a corresponding table which includes tree number, botanical name and common name, trunk diameter at breast height, clear trunk for palms, condition percentage, etc.; and a written assessment of existing tree characteristics. This information is required to calculate equivalent value mitigation.
25. Relocated trees will be moved by the applicant following the ANSI A 300 standards and guaranteed
by the permit holder for one year for trees of less than six inches in caliper and for two years for trees greater than six inches in caliper, as per ULDR 47-21.15. A monetary guarantee of postal money order, certified check or cashier’s check may be required to insure compliance with requirements. A tree protection barricade before during and after construction activities may be required to ensure protection of tree or trees. This can be in addition to a monetary guarantee. The amount of guarantee is based on the equivalent value of the tree or trees specifically included.
26. Dumpster enclosures shall be landscaped as per ULDR 47-19.4. Continuous planting means hedges
and shrubs approximately 2 feet tall planted 2 feet apart. This may require existing paving, asphalt and/or concrete to be removed and replaced with planting soil to a minimum depth of 3 feet and the width of the planting area is 3 feet. Please clearly note and illustrate this on plans.
27. In order to maintain sight visibility, no opaque hedge shall be permitted to exceed 30 inches within 10
feet of the edge of waterway as per ULDR 47-19.5. Provide appropriate species, or shift plant material out of this area if needed. Illustrate this area and state this note on the plan.
DRC Comment Report: LANDSCAPE Member: Kimberly Pearson
[email protected] 954-828-5200
28. A 10 feet sight triangle is required at the intersection of a driveway and street, measured from where the intersection of the driveway and paved travel lane meet. This area must be clear of obstructions between 2.5 feet and 8 feet above elevation of adjoining pavement, per ULDR 47-2.2.Q.1 and ULDR 47-35. Illustrate and label this triangle on landscape plan, and confirm landscaping is installed outside of sight triangles.
29. A 15 feet sight triangle is required at the intersection of an alley and a street, measured from the
intersection point of extended property lines at the alley and street. This area must be clear of obstructions between 2.5 feet and 8 feet above elevation of adjoining pavement, per ULDR 47-2.2.Q.2 and ULDR 47-35. Illustrate and label this triangle on landscape plan, and confirm landscaping is installed outside of sight triangles.
30. A 25 feet sight triangle is required at the intersection of two streets, measured from the intersection
point of extended property lines at a street and a street. This area must be clear of obstructions between 2.5 feet and 8 feet above elevation of adjoining pavement, per ULDR 47-2.2.Q.3 and ULDR 47-35. Illustrate and label this triangle on landscape plan, and confirm landscaping is installed outside of sight triangles.
31. Sight triangles located at the intersection of a local street or driveway with a right-of-way under
County, State or Federal jurisdiction, may be subject to the sight visibility requirements of those jurisdictions, as per ULDR 47-2.2.Q. Illustrate such sight triangles and provide documentation that application for approval has been made for planting in such right-of-way area.
32. Proposed landscaping work in the City’s right of way requires engineering approval. This approval
requires documents to be submitted for Engineering review. Please visit the City’s website to download required document packet http://www.fortlauderdale.gov/home/showdocument?id=6372
33. A minimum separation of 6 feet is required between the tree trunk and travel lane when curb and
gutter DO NOT exist, and a minimum separation of 4 feet is required between the tree trunk and travel lane when curb and gutter DO exist.
34. Illustrate and label the horizontal clearance from tree trunk to edge of paved travel lane on the
landscape plan. Landscaping must provide a minimum horizontal clearance of 5 feet for small trees and palms, and a minimum of 10 feet for large trees and palms.
35. Utilities must be protected using a root barrier fabric wrap or equivalent. Landscape Plans must
illustrate and label existing and proposed utilities in the right-of-way to confirm no utility conflicts exist, and illustrate the above setback and wrap requirement if applicable.
36. In order to improve the appearance of vehicular use areas and to protect and preserve the
appearance, character and value of the surrounding neighborhoods, minimum landscape requirements are established for such Vehicular Use Areas. Review ULDR Section 47-21.12 for landscape requirements for vehicular use areas, and illustrate such requirements on plans.
37. A ten foot landscape strip shall be required to be located along all property lines which are adjacent
to residential property. Such landscape strip shall include trees, shrubs and ground cover as provided in the landscape provisions of Section 47-21. The width of the landscape area shall extent to the property line. All required landscaping shall be protected from vehicular encroachments.
DRC Comment Report: LANDSCAPE Member: Kimberly Pearson
[email protected] 954-828-5200
38. When walls are required on non-residential property abutting an alley, required shrubbery shall be installed and located within the landscape area on the exterior of the wall.
39. Provide, in tabular format, all required versus provided landscape calculations.
40. Review landscape plan requirements for data to be included on plans, as per ULDR Section 47-21.6. Please consider the following prior to submittal for Building Permit:
41. A separate sub-permit application for Tree Removal & Relocation, and General Landscaping for site are required at time of master permit submittal.
42. Provide separate Plumbing sub permit application for irrigation. Irrigation plans are required at time
of Building permit submittal. Plans are to be in compliance with ULDR 47-21.6.A.11 and 47-21.10.
43. Note that tree removal at time of demolition will not be permitted unless the Master Permit for redevelopment has been submitted for review.
DRC Comment Report: URBAN DESIGN AND PLANNING Member: Florentina Hutt
[email protected] 954-828-5072
Case Number: PRE17002 CASE COMMENTS: Please provide a response to the following: 1. The proposed project requires review and approval by the Planning and Zoning Board (PZB). A
separate application and fee is required for PZB submittal, and the applicant is responsible for all public notice requirements (Sec. 47-27). In addition, the development permit shall not take effect nor shall a building permit be issued until thirty (30) days after approval, and then only if no motion is adopted by the City Commission seeking to review the application.
2. Pursuant to Public Participation requirements of ULDR Sec. 47-27.4.A.2.c, the applicant must complete the following:
a. Prior to submittal of the application to the Planning and Zoning Board (PZB), a notice from the applicant via letter or e-mail shall be provided to official city-recognized civic organization(s) within 300 feet of the proposed project, notifying of the date, time and place of applicant’s project presentation meeting to take place prior to the PZB meeting;
b. The applicant shall then conduct a public participation meeting(s) a minimum of 30 days prior to the Planning and Zoning Board. This date and location of the meeting is at the discretion of the applicant. Once the meeting(s) is conducted, the applicant shall provide a written report letter to the Department of Sustainable Development, with copy to subject association(s), documenting the date(s), time(s), location(s), number of participants, presentation material and general summary of the discussion after a public participation meeting(s). The report letter shall summarize the substance of comments expressed during the process and shall be made a part of the administrative case file record;
c. Accordingly, a minimum of ten (10) days prior to the PZB meeting, the applicant shall execute and submit an affidavit of proof of public notice to the Department. If the applicant fails to submit the affidavit, the public hearing will be postponed until the next available hearing date after the affidavit has been supplied.
3. The site is designated Industrial and Low Medium Residential on the City's Future Land Use Map. The
proposed use is permitted in this designation subject to ULDR, Sec. 47-28.1.G.1, Flexibility Rules, Allocation of commercial uses on residential land use designated parcels. This is not a determination on consistency with Comprehensive Plan Goals, Objectives and Policies.
4. Provide documentation from the Broward County Planning Council verifying that the site does not
require platting or replatting. If replatting or platting is not required, contact the Development Review Services Section of the Planning and Environmental Regulation Division of Broward County at (954) 357-6637 to ensure that proposed project is consistent with the latest recorded plat restriction.
5. Indicate the project’s compliance with the following ULDR sections by providing a point-by-point
narrative response, on letterhead, with date and author indicated. a. Sec. 47-25.2, Adequacy Requirements b. Sec. 47-25.3, Neighborhood Compatibility Review c. Sec. 47-23.8, Waterway Use d. Sec. 47-28.1.G.1 Allocation of commercial uses on residential land use designated parcels
6. Coordinate with Engineering and Transportation and Mobility representatives off-site improvements at
the intersection of SW 18th Avenue and SW 17th Street.
7. Coordinate with the Parks and Recreation Department for additional easement dedication.
DRC Comment Report: URBAN DESIGN AND PLANNING Member: Florentina Hutt
[email protected] 954-828-5072
8. Contact Fort Lauderdale Marine Advisory Board to get additional feedback on the proposed
development.
9. Provide the following changes on site plan: a. Ensure that the number of boat slips indicated in the Site Plan match the number stated in
the Narrative. b. Verify that the parking data is correct based on proposed uses and number of proposed
boat slips. c. Indicate all utilities (both above and below ground) that would affect the proposed
planting or landscape plan. Overhead lines (if any) should be placed underground. If the lines cannot be placed underground, provide documentation from Florida Power & Light Company indicating such.
10. The City’s Strategic Vision contains policies to support sustainable infrastructure, consider employing
green building practices throughout the project including, but not limited to charging stations, tankless water heaters, rain collection systems, pervious pavers, bio-swales, Florida Friendly™ plant materials, solar panels and green roofs.
11. Be advised, additional comments may be forthcoming upon formal submittal of Development Application for Site Plan Level III.
GENERAL COMMENTS: The following comments are for informational purposes. Please consider the following prior to submittal for Final DRC: 12. Provide a written response to all DRC comments within 180 days.
13. An additional follow-up coordination meeting may be required to review project changes
necessitated by the DRC comments. Prior to routing your plans for Final DRC sign-off, please schedule an appointment with the project planner (954-828-5072) to review project revisions and/or to obtain a signature routing stamp.
14. If a temporary construction/sales trailer is needed for this project, provide the details and location of the trailer on an additional site plan, to avoid additional review in the future. Ensure details and locations receive approval form the Building Service Department’s DRC Representative.
15. Additional comments may be forthcoming at the DRC meeting.
DRC Comment Report: POLICE Member: Detective C. Colon
[email protected] 954-828-4964
Case Number: PRE17002 CASE COMMENTS: Please provide a response to the following:
1. It is noted that the project will utilize high impact store front systems at the club house.
2. It is noted that the project will utilize high impact windows at the club house.
3. All exterior glazing should be impact resistant.
4. All exterior entry / exit doors should be solid, impact resistant or metal.
5. The Dock master’s office, open office and Clubhouse should be access controlled.
6. If there are going to be cash transactions at the Dock master’s office there needs to be a safe that is bolted to the floor for secured cash management and storage.
7. Garage doors should be impact resistant.
8. A comprehensive CCTV system should be employ through the site. It should cover the individual slips, Clubhouse, Dock master’s office area, garages and parking lot.
9. The site should be equipped with an intrusion alarm for police response that covers the clubhouse, Dock master’s office, garages and any additional area of concern. The alarm should have battery back-up and or cellular back-up features. 10. If the A/C units are at ground level they should be provided with theft and tamper resistant caging or fencing for security.
GENERAL COMMENTS The following comments are for informational purposes.
It is highly recommended that the managing company make arrangements for private security during construction. Please submit comments in writing prior to DRC sign off.
DRC Comment Report: SOLID WASTE Member: Stephanie McCutcheon
[email protected] 954-828-5054
Case Number: PRE17002 CASE COMMENTS: Please provide a response to the following:
1. Garbage, Recycling and Bulk Trash shall be provided.
2. Recycling reduces the amount of trash your business creates and it is the best way to reduce monthly waste disposal costs and improve your company’s bottom line.
3. Solid Waste Services shall be provided by a Private Contractor licensed by the City.
4. Solid Waste charges shall be collected in monthly lease with Sanitation account for property under one name (Commercial).
5. Service Days shall be: No restriction for Commercial collection. Service may not occur earlier than
7:00 am or later than 10:00 pm within 250 feet of residential.
6. Solid Waste Collection shall be on private property container shall not be placed, stored or block the public street to perform service (large multifamily and commercial parcels).
7. Provide on the site plan a garbage truck turning radii for City review. Indicate how truck will circulate
within property.
8. Containers: must comply with 47-19.4
9. Dumpster enclosure: concrete pad, decorative block wall, gates hung independently, protective bollards, secondary pedestrian side entry, high strengthen apron and driveway approach, night light, hot water, hose bib, drain, low circulating ventilation for dampness, weep holes, landscaping, smooth surface walkway to accommodate wheeled containers.
10. Please draw equipment in dumpster enclosure
11. Submit a Solid Waste Management Plan on your letterhead containing name of project, address, DRC case number, number of units if applicable, and indicate whether it is Pre or Final DRC.
• This letter is to be approved and signed off by the Sustainability Division, and should be attached to your drawings. Please email an electronic copy to [email protected]. Letter should include an analysis of the expected amounts of solid waste and recyclables that will be generated (if different from current capacity), and container requirements to meet proposed capacity.
• Community Inspections will reference this Solid Waste Plan for sanitation compliance issues at this location.
GENERAL COMMENTS The following comments are for informational purposes. Please consider the following prior to submittal for Final DRC:
1. None
DRC Comment Report: TRANSPORTATION & MOBILITY Member: Benjamin Restrepo
[email protected] 954-828-5216
Case Number: PRE17002 CASE COMMENTS:
1. Submit a traffic impact statement and coordinate with the Transportation and Mobility Department regarding traffic calming and a traffic impact study if needed. Take into consideration that the review of this study, once submitted, will take about 4-6 weeks.
2. Please describe the types of land vehicles that would access this site.
3. Please note that large commercial vehicles will not be permitted for commercial deliveries, etc. to the site to maintain neighborhood compatibility.
4. Please provide dimensions of all sidewalks, drive aisles, and parking areas on the site plan.
5. Please consider enhancing the pedestrian experience by providing interactive public art works,
seating, and shade along all sidewalks to promote multimodal travel.
6. Ensure all access points, sidewalks, walkways, and curb cuts are unobstructed and ADA accessible with appropriate slopes and detectible warning devices and indicate on the site plan.
7. Additional comments may be provided upon further review.
8. Signature required.
GENERAL COMMENTS: Please address comments below where applicable.
1. Contact Benjamin Restrepo at 954-828-5216 or [email protected] to set up an appointment for final plan approval.
2. The City’s Transportation & Mobility Department encourages the use of sustainable materials such as permeable pavement and electric car charge stations and installation of multimodal facilities such as bicycle pump stations and bike lockers.
3. Please note that any work within the City’s right-of-way will require an MOT approved by
Transportation and Mobility and Engineering for permitting. Any full closures of roadways, alleys, or sidewalks that are over 72 hours will require a Revocable License Agreement (RLA) with the City of Fort Lauderdale.
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