08/15/2000
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BOARD MEETING
CITY OF CLEARWATER
August 15, 2000
Present: Gerald Figurski Chair
Edward Mazur, Jr. Vice Chair
David Gildersleeve Board Member
Shirley Moran Board Member
Carlen A. Petersen Board Member
Alex Plisko Board Member
Absent: William Johnson Board Member
Also Present: Leslie Dougall-Sides Assistant City Attorney
Cynthia Hardin Assistant Planning Director
Lisa Fierce Development Review Manager
Patricia O. Sullivan Board Reporter
The Chair called the meeting to order at 1:00 p.m. at City Hall, followed by the
Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance.
To provide continuity for research, items are in agenda order although not
necessarily discussed in that order.
ITEM A - REQUESTS FOR CONTINUANCE/RECONSIDERATION
– None.
ITEM B - CONTINUED ITEMS
- None.
ITEM C – LEVEL 2 APPLICATIONS
320 Palm Island SE
Item #C1 - : Charles Bentler - Owner/Applicant, Request approval of
Flexible Development of a Residential Infill Project to reduce rear setback from 25 feet to
17 feet to expand the single-family residence by 771 square-feet. Lot 20, Unit 6A, Island
FL 00-06-24
Estates of Clearwater.
The 0.19-acre site, on the north side of Palm Island SE, is approximately 200 feet
east of Island Way. Most Island Estates subdivision lots have water frontage. The lot
fronts a waterway that connects to the Intracoastal. The 2,636 square-foot house is
approximately 17 feet from the rear property line. A deck extends into the water and
encroaches on the rear setback. The ranch-style house is 15 feet tall. Entrance to the
garage is from the side
The project includes several small additions totaling 771 square-feet: 1) on west
side – 50 square-foot bathroom; 2) on northwest side – 56 square-foot bathroom with 25-
foot high observation tower; and 3) 665 square-foot second-story bedroom with deck. The
additions will not extend farther into the rear setback than currently exists. The style of all
windows will be architecturally compatible.
The applicant requests reducing the rear setback by 8 feet to 17 feet. The Code
requires waterfront properties within the Low Medium Density Residential (LMDR)
District to maintain a 25-foot setback except where properties on both sides have a 20-
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foot setback, a 20-foot rear setback is allowed. The requirement is intended to preserve
water views. The houses next door appear to have similar rear setbacks. A hedge
extends almost the entire length of both side property lines to the seawall. Landscaping
and amenities on adjacent sites, such as pools, decks, and patios, already minimize
water views. The addition is consistent with the neighborhood’s character.
The DRC (Development Review Committee) reviewed the application and
supporting materials on July 6, 2000. Staff recommends approval.
In response to a question, Planning Manager Lisa Fierce said the 17.78-foot
setback request is shown on the plans. The request was advertised as a reduction from
19 feet to 17 feet.
Member Petersen moved for the CDB to approve the Flexible Development of a
Residential Infill Project to reduce rear setback from 25 feet to 17 feet to expand the
motion
single-family residence by 771 square-feet for 320 Palm Island SE. The was duly
carried
seconded and unanimously.
1485 Gulf to Bay Boulevard
Item #C2 - : Fraternal Order of Eagles Greater Clearwater
AERIE #3452 - Owner/Applicant, Request Flexible Development approval to reduce the
front setback from 25 feet to 15 feet along San Juan Street to construct a 623 square-
FL 00-06-21
foot addition. Parcel Number: 14-29-15-10476-010-0030.
The 190-member Fraternal Order of Eagles meets at this lodge twice monthly in
the evening. Average attendance is 16. The Eagle’s Lodge, at this site since 1986, has
outgrown its facility and proposes to construct a 623 square-foot addition for use as a
conference room, office space, and ADA compliant restrooms. The number of members
will not increase with this application.
The 0.53-acre site is irregularly-shaped, fronts Gulf to Bay Boulevard and San
Juan Street, and features a 2,440-square foot, one-story structure with a flat roof. Each
road frontage has one curb cut. Approximately two-thirds of the site is zoned
Commercial District; the remaining portion is zoned Medium Density Residential District.
The building has a main entrance on its northeast corner plus 3 secondary entrances.
The building is set back 1.8 feet from San Juan Street and 0 feet from Gulf to Bay
Boulevard. The expansion, to the building’s southwest corner, will have a 15-foot
setback. The site is not landscaped and the parking surface is crushed shell and
gravel. The 15 square-foot freestanding sign at the northwest corner is 15 feet tall.
Attached signs face Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard and include one 20 square-foot logo sign and
one 16 square-foot “Fraternal Order of Eagles” sign.
The proposed redevelopment meets all City requirements but the non-profit
organization cannot fund the entire project immediately. However, site improvements,
as part of a phased implementation plan, will meet Code requirements. Staff supports a
phased approach in recognition of the organization’s limited resources, and the eventual
Code compliance within a short time.
As the building has a 0-foot setback along Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, staff feels
attached signage is appropriate. The master landscape plan meets the intent of the
Code and features a tiered effect along Gulf to Bay Boulevard and continuous perimeter
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landscaping. An irrigation system needs to be installed. The DRC (Development
Review Committee) reviewed the application and supporting materials on July 6, 2000.
Staff recommends approval of the Flexible Development request for 1485 Gulf to
Phase
Bay Boulevard, subject to conditions that the site be redeveloped in phases: 1)
One
- complete prior to issuance of Certificate of Occupancy for building addition: a)
landscape northeast property line along Gulf to Bay Boulevard & portion of northwest
property line; b) install roof-high trellises, planted with evergreen flowering vines on
building facades along Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard and San Juan Street; c) pave two
handicap-parking spaces, a small driving aisle, and drive apron on Gulf to Bay
Phase Two
Boulevard; and d) bring attached signage into compliance with Code; 2) –
complete by February 15, 2001, within 18 months of Flexible Development approval: a)
landscape remainder of property, to include perimeter along south and west property
Phase Three
lines and balance of northwest property line; 3) – complete by August 15,
2003, within three years of Flexible Development approval: a) pave parking lot, including
13 parking spaces, b) remove all excess pavement within Florida Department of
Transportation right-of-way on Gulf to Bay Boulevard; and c) provide an on-site,
stormwater retention system, and 4) install irrigation system during Phase One, or
incrementally with each phase of landscape enhancement.
In response to a question, Planner Mark Parry said the addition and all parking
will be constructed on the Commercial portion of the lot. Only the retention pond and
landscaping will be on the Residential portion. An entrance off San Juan Street will be
removed. He agreed the proposed schedule is feasible. In response to a
recommendation, he said the setback on the north property line will meet code.
Art Shand, representative, said the applicant would accept the recommended
conditions. He supported the change to the setback line.
Member Gildersleeve moved for the CDB to approve the Flexible Development
application to reduce the front setback along San Juan Street from 25 feet to 15 feet, for
1485 Gulf to Bay Boulevard, subject to conditions that the site be redeveloped in
Phase One
phases: 1) - complete prior to issuance of Certificate of Occupancy for
building addition: a) landscape northeast property line along Gulf to Bay Boulevard &
portion of northwest property line; b) install roof-high trellises, planted with evergreen
flowering vines on building facades along Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard and San Juan Street; c)
pave two handicap-parking spaces, a small driving aisle, and drive apron on Gulf to Bay
Phase Two
Boulevard; and d) bring attached signage into compliance with Code; 2) –
complete by February 15, 2001, within 18 months of Flexible Development approval: a)
landscape remainder of property, to include perimeter along south and west property
Phase Three
lines and balance of northwest property line; 3) – complete by August 15,
2003, within three years of Flexible Development approval: a) pave parking lot, including
13 parking spaces, b) remove all excess pavement within Florida Department of
Transportation right-of-way on Gulf to Bay Boulevard; and c) provide an on-site,
stormwater retention system, and 4) install irrigation system during Phase One, or
motion
incrementally with each phase of landscape enhancement. The was duly
carried
seconded and unanimously.
401 Belcher Road, 2200 & 2218 Gulf to Bay Boulevard
Item #C3 - : Metro Group
Construction, LLC - Owner/Applicant, Request Flexible Development approval of a
Comprehensive Infill Redevelopment Project to permit a vehicle service establishment
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within the Commercial District, with a preliminary plat, Comprehensive Sign Program,
and Comprehensive Landscape Program to construct a 7,240 square-foot vehicle
service establishment, Allied Tire, and a 10,880 square-foot retail sales establishment,
CVS/Pharmacy. Parcel Numbers: 18-29-16-00000-230-1200, 18-29-16-00000-230-
1300, and 18-29-16-00000-230-1100.
FL 00-06-23PLT 00-06-04
and
The rectangular 3.28-acre site is on the northeast corner of the Belcher Road
and Gulf to Bay Boulevard intersection. The site’s northern half, part of the Twin Palms
Trailer Park, has 29 mobile homes. Most are vacant. It is not known where remaining
residents will relocate. Florida law requires a determination that adequate mobile home
park space or other suitable facilities exist before a mobile home park can be
redeveloped. The applicant indicates the tenants and one owner have been notified of
the redevelopment plan.
Allied Tire’s 7,505 square-foot building is on the site’s southern half. Mr.
Submarine, a 2,000 square-foot restaurant, is east of Allied Tire and fronts Gulf to Bay
Boulevard. The site is nonconforming due to its setbacks and use in a Commercial
District by providing vehicle service and mobile homes.
The project will subdivide the site into 2 lots, raze the structures, and redevelop
the entire site. Lot One, 1.29 acres, fronts Belcher Road only. Lot Two, 1.99 acres, is
on the corner of Gulf to Bay Boulevard and Belcher Road. Two curb cuts will provide
access to the lots. A joint access on Belcher Road will serve both lots. Access on Gulf-
to-Bay Boulevard will provide right-in/right-out access to Lot Two. The plan reduces the
number of access points from seven to two.
A 7,240 square foot Allied Tire store will be constructed on Lot One. As it is not
permitted within the Commercial District, the applicant requests approval of a vehicle
service use as part of a Comprehensive Infill Redevelopment Project. The one-story
building’s flat roof will have a pitched, concrete tile roof at the entrance. The building will
be 16 feet high at the flat roof and approximately 23 feet high at the peak. Architectural
features include decorative columns, flat arches, a watercourse, and a roof line cornice.
Four service bays will be on both the north and south elevations. The CVS/Pharmacy
building will block views of the overhead doors from Gulf to Bay Boulevard traffic. The
structure will feature earth tone colors, highlighted by a royal blue and yellow band
around the top. The overhead doors must have opaque finishes.
CVS/Pharmacy, to be constructed on Lot Two, will feature similar architecture
and materials. That building will be approximately 21 feet high at the flat roof and 31
feet high at the peak. A two-lane drive-through canopy will be on the east side.
The proposal includes a Comprehensive Landscape Program request to reduce
interior landscaping from 10% of the vehicular use area to 5%. The proposed design
and quality of materials exceed Code requirements and will feature extensive plantings
along the streets, both highly visible corridors.
Proposed signage includes attached and freestanding signs for both sites. Allied
Tire’s attached sign and ground monument sign will face Belcher Road.
CVS/Pharmacy’s 2 attached signs will face south and west and each of the two
entrances will feature a freestanding monument sign. Signs will be architecturally
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compatible and feature materials and colors similar to the structures. The DRC
reviewed this application and supporting materials on July 6, 2000, and recommended
approval.
Staff recommends approval of the Flexible Development application as a
Comprehensive Infill Redevelopment Project to permit a vehicle service establishment
within the Commercial District with a Comprehensive Sign program, Preliminary Plat and
Comprehensive Landscape program for the site at 401 Belcher Road and 2200 and
2218 Gulf to Bay Boulevard, subject to conditions: 1) require applicant to submit written
documentation addressing relocation of mobile home residents in accordance with
Florida law, to satisfaction of staff, prior to issuance of development order; 2) limit
signage to request in Comprehensive Sign Program application, with no additional
signage, light pole flags, banners, etc.; 3) design overhead doors to Allied Tire service
bays with an opaque finish; and 4) revise note on site plan to prohibit outdoor repair and
service.
Mr. Parry reported a small revision in the request related to the freestanding
signs to include a small sign listing CVS on the Allied Tire freestanding sign and a small
sign listing Allied Tire on the two CVS freestanding signs, one on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard
and one on Belcher Road. The change is permitted under the City’s Comprehensive
Sign Program. Regarding the approximately 25 occupied mobile homes on the northern
portion of the site, staff has located 38 current vacancies in the immediate area. In
response to a question, Assistant Planning Director Cyndi Hardin indicated services
relate to oil changes, for example, while repairs could include major engine overhauls.
Both will be prohibited outdoors.
Don Mastry, representative, stated the applicant is willing to comply with the 4
recommended conditions.
Concern was expressed staff not be held responsible for the applicant’s
compliance with State law related to the redevelopment of mobile home parks. Ms.
Hardin recommended requiring the applicant to confirm notice of redevelopment had
been provided to the mobile home residents as required by State law. Assistant City
Attorney Leslie Dougall-Sides said the City has made similar requirements previously.
The State has the authority to accept/reject the project. Construction is scheduled to
begin in January. Residents have been notified of the redevelopment. Only one
occupant owns his mobile home. The remaining residents are tenants.
Mr. Gravley said the applicant is working with SWFWMD (Southwest Florida
Water Management District) regarding retention requirements. If SWFWMD agrees the
retention pond can be omitted, interior landscaping can be increased. In response to a
question, Ms. Fierce said any minor site plan change will need to meet SWFWMD
requirements and City drainage requirements. It was suggested outdoor tire storage be
prohibited.
Member Petersen moved for the CDB to approve the Flexible Development
application as a Comprehensive Infill Redevelopment Project to permit a vehicle service
establishment within the Commercial District with a Comprehensive Sign program,
Preliminary Plat and Comprehensive Landscape program for the site at 401 Belcher
Road and 2200 and 2218 Gulf to Bay Boulevard, subject to conditions: 1) require
applicant to submit written documentation addressing relocation of mobile home
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residents in accordance with Florida law, to satisfaction of staff, prior to issuance of
development order; 2) limit signage to request in Comprehensive Sign Program
application, with no additional signage, light pole flags, banners, etc.; 3) design overhead
doors to Allied Tire service bays with an opaque finish; 4) revise note on site plan to
prohibit outdoor repair and service; 5) prohibit outdoor tire storage; and 6) modify
motion
language to require site to meet City stormwater requirements. The was duly
carried
seconded and unanimously.
Concern was expressed the City’s drainage requirements exceed those of
SWFWMD. A final copy of the drainage plans was requested.
ITEM D - LEVEL 3 APPLICATIONS
18167 US 19N
Item #D1 - : St. Joe Company/City of Clearwater - Owner/Applicant,
Request annexation of 8.63 acres into the City in accordance with provisions of
approved Agreement To Annex and approval of a Land Use Plan of Commercial
General Classification and rezoning to Commercial District.
ANX 00-06-11
Parcel Number: 29-29-16-00000-220-0200.
On December 19, 1985, the previous owner of this 8.63-acre property on the
east side of US 19N, south of Belleair Road, entered into an ATA (Agreement to Annex)
to annex the subject property into Clearwater to receive City sewer and water services.
At that time, the property was outside the City’s municipal boundaries and did not meet
adjacency requirements for voluntary annexation. The agreement’s terms and
provisions were binding upon the previous owners, their successors, assigns, or any
subsequent owner of the property and required that when it was possible for the City to
annex the property, the ATA would constitute an annexation application. The property
now is contiguous to City boundaries to the north and east. The City is required to give
the property owner 60 days written notice of its intent to annex the property. The City
mailed a letter of notice to the current property owner on April 19, 2000. The notice
expired on June 22, 2000.
The ATA also requires the property’s owner to pay the City a one-time payment
of $87,913.60 when the property is annexed officially. The fee represents the property's
fair share of its impact on open space. The funds are earmarked to maintain an
acceptable level of open space to promote health, safety and welfare benefits. The
property’s current owner is St. Joe Company. Full payment is due on September 1,
2000 prior to adoption of associated ordinances on October 5, 2000.
Staff recommends approval of the annexation of property at 18167 US 19N, the
Commercial General plan category pursuant to the City’s Comprehensive Plan, and the
Commercial (C) zoning district pursuant to the Community Development Code.
Member Petersen moved for the CDB to recommend approval of the annexation
of 8.63 acres at 18167 US 19N into the City in accordance with provisions of the
approved Agreement To Annex and approval of a Land Use Plan of Commercial
motion
General Classification and rezoning to Commercial District. The was duly
carried
seconded and unanimously.
7 S. McMullen-Booth Road
Item #D2 - : KB Investments Group/Kraig Burzlaff -
Owner/Applicant. Request annexation of 0.84 acre into the City to receive City water and
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sewer service and approval of a Land Use Plan of Residential Urban Classification and
rezoning to LMDR (Low Medium Density Residential District).
ANX 00-06-12
Parcel Number: 16-29-16-00000-210-0900.
The owner of this 0.84-acre property on the east side of McMullen-Booth Road
has requested annexation to receive City water and sewer services. The property will
have a land use plan designation of Residential Urban and is proposed to be zoned Low
Medium Density Residential (LMDR). The applicant intends to raze the single-family
home upon annexation and redevelop the site with six new single-family homes. The
proposed number of units will be consistent with the density allowed for this plan
category
Staff recommends approval of the annexation of property at 7 S. McMullen-Booth
Road, the Residential Urban plan category pursuant to the City’s Comprehensive Plan,
and the Low Medium Density Residential (LMDR) zoning district pursuant to the
Community Development Code.
Member Petersen moved for the CDB to recommend approval of the annexation
of the 0.84-acre site at 7 S. McMullen-Booth Road into the City to receive City water and
sewer service and approval of a Land Use Plan of Residential Urban Classification and
motion
rezoning to LMDR (Low Medium Density Residential) District. The was duly
carried
seconded and unanimously.
Text Amendment
Item #D3 - Request Amendments to Community Development Code
regarding residential infill projects, parking in residential areas and signage. - TA 00-07-
05
On July 18, 2000, for discussion, staff presented the CDB with several issues not
addressed in Ordinance #6573-00, including residential infill projects, corner lot fences,
temporary yard signs for nonresidential property, and prohibiting use of the
comprehensive sign program for certain monument signs. The board supported all of
the proposed amendments except for the corner lot fence proposal. On July 20, 2000,
the City Commission postponed action on prohibiting parking on the front yards of
residential properties.
Ordinance #6595-00, as proposed, addresses: 1) residential infill; 2) parking on
landscaped areas; 3) temporary yard signs; and 4) the comprehensive sign program.
Residential Infill Projects
Staff proposes to amend the flexible development use tables in the Low Density
Residential, Medium Low Density Residential, Medium Density Residential, Medium
High Density Residential, and High Density Residential Zoning Districts to more clearly
identify the flexible standards permitted for residential infill projects. Currently, review
criteria for residential infill projects permit flexibility in development standards by
permitting a reduction in setback and parking requirements beyond those listed in the
use charts. Staff proposes to add a footnote to the flexible development use chart for
each residential district, indicating development standards for residential infill projects
are guidelines and may be varied based on the flexibility criteria.
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Parking on Landscaped Areas
On July 20, 2000, new language was introduced for City Commission
consideration to permit parking on the grass only in a designated space adjacent to a
driveway. If the designated space is not maintained as a grass area and a neighbor
complains, the property owner would be required to fill in the area with a suitable parking
material.
Temporary Yard Signs
Staff proposes to expand Code Section 3-1805(N). Sign content is not regulated
and can be used for any type of speech. Staff proposes to expand this provision to non-
residential properties. The change would permit temporary yard signs, not exceeding 32
square-feet, on parcels of land used for non-residential purposes.
Comprehensive Sign Program
At the 6-month Code update, two new provisions were added to expand the use
of monument signs. Currently, any permitted sign may be eligible for the
Comprehensive Sign Program. Staff never contemplated these new monument sign
provisions could be subject to the Comprehensive Sign Program. Staff proposes
amending Code Section 3-1807(B) to exclude monument signs from the Comprehensive
Sign Program.
Ms. Hardin said these four items represent the final Code amendments for the
year. The City Commission had requested input regarding the maximum time temporary
yard signs and political signs can be displayed.
Senior Planner Gina Clayton reviewed the recommended changes.
Regarding restrictions on parking on landscaped areas, Ms. Clayton said the City
Commission is considering the change in recognition of residences with one-car garages
and single-lane driveways. Concern was expressed the proposed language could allow
residents to change their front yards into parking lots. She said residents must comply
with minimum impervious surface ratios, per Code.
Discussion ensued regarding a limit on the number of vehicles parked on
landscaped areas. It was recommended a provision allow special circumstance for
parties. It was suggested language specify the subject landscaped area must adjoin the
on-site driveway. Concern was expressed vehicles not drive over City curbs to park on
the landscape. It was recommended language require access to landscaped parking be
via a driveway. Ms. Dougall-Sides recommended enforcement related to landscape
maintenance not be limited to neighbor complaint but also allow the City to bring forth
complaints. It was recommended the maximum number of vehicles on the landscaped
area be limited to one.
Regarding temporary yard signs, Ms. Clayton said the City Commission had
recommended limiting the display of political signs from 60 days prior to an election to 7
days after an election. The size of signs is limited to 6 square-feet in residential districts
and 32 square-feet in commercial districts. Only one sign per frontage may be
displayed. In response to a question, she said commercial properties already have the
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ability to express political speech on window signs. It was noted signs for political
candidates who win the primary can remain displayed until the main election.
Member Gildersleeve moved for the CDB to recommend approval of the
proposed changes to the Community Development Code included in Ordinance #6595-
00, as proposed: 1) residential infill; 2) parking on landscaped areas with conditions: a)
limit number of vehicles parked on landscape to one; b) require access to landscaped
space be via a driveway and not via the right-of-way or curb; c) landscaped space be
adjacent to on-site driveway; and d) enforcement to be determined by City or
neighborhood complaint; 3) temporary yard signs; and 4) the comprehensive sign
motion carried
program. The was duly seconded and unanimously.
ITEM E – APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Member Petersen moved to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of July
18, 2000, as recorded and submitted in written summation to each board member. The
motion carried
was duly seconded and unanimously.
ITEM F – DIRECTOR’S ITEMS
Las Brisas
Assistant Planning Director Cyndi Hardin said consideration of the land use plan
amendment for the Las Brisas project on Sand Key is scheduled for September 21,
2000. The agenda item will summarize the board’s reasons for denial.
New Staff Member
Planner Lochen Wood was introduced to the board.
Holiday Luncheon/Meeting
Consensus was to reschedule the December meeting from December 19, 2000,
to December 12, 2000, at 2:00 p.m., following a board luncheon. Luncheon location to
be determined.
InfoAge Appeal
In response to a question, Ms. Dougall-Sides said staff expects shortly the
Administrative Law Judge’s decision regarding the appeal of the CDB’s decision related
to the proposed construction of a new communications tower. When received, the
decision will be distributed to board members.
ITEM G - ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 2:13 p.m.
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Meeting Date: August 15, 2000
I have conducted a personal investigation on the personal site
visit to the following properties.
Bentler, 320 Palm Island S.E. (FL 00-06-24)
yes / no
Fraternal Order of Eagles Greater Clearwater AERIE #3452, 1485
Gulf to Bay Blvd. (FL 00-06-21)
yes // no
Metro Group Construction, 401 Belcher Rd. (FL 00-06-23)
yes
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no
St. Joe Company/City of Clearwater, 18167 US 19 N (ANX 00-06-11)
yes ~ no
KB Investments Group/Burzfaff, 7 South McMullen Booth Rd.
(ANX 00-06-12)
yes
/ no
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Meeting Date: August 15.. 2000
I have conducted a personal investigation on the pe-rsonal site
visit to the following properties.
Bentler, 320 Palm Island S.E. (FL 00-06-24)
yes ~no
Fraternal Order of Eagles Greater Clearwater AERIE #3452, 1485
Gulf to Bay Blvd. (FL 00-06-21)
yes
/no
Metro Group Construction, 401 Belcher Rd. (FL 00-06-23)
St. Joe Company/City of Clearwater, 18167 US 19 N (ANX 00-06-11)
/no
yes
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no
yes
KB Investments Group/Burzfaff, 7 South McMullen Booth Rd.
(ANX 00-06-12)
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yes
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no
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Meeting Date: August 15, 2000
I have conducted a personal investigation on the pe"rsonal site
visit to the following properties.
Bentler, 320 Palm Island S.E. (FL
yes
no
Fraternal Order of Eagles Greater Clearwater AERIE #3452, 1485
Gulf to Bay Blvd. (FL 00-06-21) V
yes ~no
Metro Group Construction, 401 ~cher Rd. (FL 00-06-23)
yes no
St. Joe Company/City of Clearw~1, 18167 US 19 N (ANX 00-06-11)
yes ~ no
KB Investments Group/Burzfaff, 7 South McMullen Booth Rd.
(ANX 00-06-12)
yes
no
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Meeting Date: August 15, 2000
I have conducted a personal investigation on the personal site
visit to the following properties.
Bentler, 320 Palm Island S.E. (FL 00-06-24)
yes
no
Fraternal Order of Eagles Greater Clearwater AERIE #3452,1485
Gulf to Bay Blvd. (FL 00-06-21)
yes
no
Metro Group Construction, 401 Belcher Rd. (FL 00-06-23)
yes
no
St. Joe Company/City of Clearwater, 18167 US 19 N (ANX 00-06-11)
yes
no
KB Investments Group/Burzfaff, 7 South McMullen Booth Rd.
(ANX 00-06-12)
yes
no
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Meeting Date: August 15,2000
I have conducted a personal investigation on the personal site
visit to the following properties.
Bentler, 320 Palm Island S.E. (FL 00-06-24)
yes
no
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Fraternal Order of Eagles Greater Clearwater AERIE #3452, 1485
Gulf to Bay Blvd. (FL 00-06-21)
yes L./ no
Metro Group Construction, 401 Belcher Rd. (FL 00-06-23)
yes
no
St. Joe Company/City of Clearwater, 18167 US 19 N (ANX 00-06-11)
yes
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no
KB Investments Group/Burzfaff, 7 South McMullen Booth Rd.
(ANX 00-06-12)
yes
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no
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Meeting Date: August 15~ 2000
I have conducted a personal investigation on the pe"rsonal site
visit to the following properties.
Bentler, 320 Palm Island S.E. (FL70-0 -24)
yes no
Fraternal Order of Eagles Greater Clearwater AERIE #3452,1485
Gulf to Bay Blvd. (FL 00-06-21) /
yes ~ no
Metro Gronp Constrnction, 401 B7 Rd. (FL 00-06-23)
yes no
St. Joe Company/City ofClearwater~167 US 19 N (ANX 00-06-11)
yes ~ no
KB Investments Group/Burzfaff, 77th McMullen Booth Rd.
(ANX 00-06-12)
yes no
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Meeting Date: August 15, 2000
I have conducted a personal investigation on the pe-rsonal site
visit to the following properties.
Bentler, 320 Palm Island S.E. (FL 00-06-24)
/ no
yes
Fraternal Order of Eagles Greater Clearwater AERIE #3452, 1485
Gulf to Bay Blvd. (FL 00-06-21)
yes
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no
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Metro Group Construction, 401 Belcher Rd. (FL 00-06-23)
~'yes
no
St. Joe Company/City of Clearwater, 1~167 US 19 N (ANX 00-06-11)
yes ~no
KB Investments Group/Burzfaff, 7 South McMullen Booth Rd.
(ANX 00-06-12)
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