10/16/2018 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BOARD MEETING MINUTES
CITY OF CLEARWATER
October 16, 2018
Present: Chair Michael Boutzoukas, Vice Chair Christopher J. Anuszkiewicz, Board
Member Mary A. Lau, Board Member Mike Flanery, Board Member John Quattrocki,
Board Member Brian Barker, Board Member Jordan Behar, Alternate/Acting Board
Member Elizabeth Van Scoyoc
Also Present: Jay Daigneault—Attorney for the Board, Michael Fuino —Assistant City
Attorney, Michael L. Delk— Planning & Development Director, Gina Clayton - Assistant
Planning & Development Director, Patricia O. Sullivan — Board Reporter
A. CALL TO ORDER, INVOCATION, PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The Chair called the meeting to order at 1:00 p.m. at City Hall followed by the Pledge of
Allegiance.
To provide continuity for research, items are in agenda order although not
necessarily discussed in that order.
B. ROLL CALL:
C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING: September 26, 2018
Member Anuszkiewicz moved to approve the minutes of the September 26, 2018
Community Development Board meeting as submitted in written summation. The motion
was duly seconded and carried unanimously. Alternate Member Van Scoyoc did not
vote.
D. CITIZENS TO BE HEARD RE ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA: None.
E. CONSENT AGENDA: The following cases are not contested by the applicant,
staff, neighboring property owners, etc. and will be approved by a single vote
at the beginning of the meeting: (Items 1-2)
1. Case: FLD2018-04011 — 880 N. Osceola Avenue Level Two Application
Owner: Clearwater Basin Marina, LLC
Applicant: Sandra Bradbury, Northside Engineering, Inc (300 S. Belcher Road,
Clearwater, Florida, 33765; phone: 727-443-2869; email:
sandva-northsideengi neen ng.net)
Location: 5.26 acres (3.68 acres upland) located at the west side of the terminus of
Nicholson Street with Osceola Avenue
Request: Reconsideration of a Condition of Approval associated with a previously
approved 95-unit attached dwelling development with 66-slip marina in the
Downtown (D) District for the property located at 880 N. Osceola Avenue.
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Neighborhood Associations: Clearwater Neighborhoods Coalition; Old Clearwater
Bay
Presenter: Robert G. Tefft, Senior Planner
Member Anuszkiewicz declared a conflict of interest.
Member Lau moved to approve Case FLD2018-04011 on today's Consent Agenda
based on evidence in the record, including the application and the Staff Report, and
here by adopt the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law stated in the Staff Report,
with conditions of approval as listed. The motion was duly seconded. Members Lau,
Flanery, Quattrocki, Barker, Behar, Chair Boutzoukas, and Acting Member Van Scoyoc
voted "Aye"; Member Anuszkiewicz abstained. Motion carried.
2. Case: FLD2018-05012 — 657 Bay Esplanade Level Two Application
Owner: North Clearwater Beach Development, LLC.
Applicant: Sandra Bradbury, Northside Engineering, Inc (300 S. Belcher Road,
Clearwater, Florida, 33765; phone: 727-443-2869; email:
sandva-northsideengi neen ng.net)
Location: 0.344 acre located on the south side of Bay Esplanade approximately 230
feet east of Poinsettia Avenue.
Request: The Community Development Board is reviewing a proposed 27-room
hotel in the Tourist (T) District for the property located at 657 Bay Esplanade. The
project is 75 feet in height, includes a minimum of 32 parking spaces and requests
allowable flexibility from lot area, setbacks and height requirements (Community
Development Code Section 2-803.K; Beach by Design Section I I.A.4.a); and a two-
year Development Order (CDC Section 4-407).
Neighborhood Associations: Clearwater Neighborhoods Coalition; Clearwater
Beach Association
Presenter: Mark T. Parry, AICP, Senior Planner
Member Anuszkiewicz moved to approve Case FLD2018-05012, on today's Consent
Agenda based on evidence in the record, including the application and the Staff Report,
and here by adopt the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law stated in the Staff
Report, with conditions of approval as listed. The motion was duly seconded and carried
unanimously. Alternate Member Van Scoyoc did not vote.
F. LEVEL TWO APPLICATIONS: (Item 1-2)
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1. Level Two Application
Case: FLD2018-03008/TDR2018-06001 — 610 and 612 Mandalay Avenue 24, 26
and 28 Avalon Street/23 and 27 Heilwood Street; northwest corner of Mandalay
Avenue and Avalon Street (TDR receiving site); 692 Bay Esplanade/64 Somerset
Street; northwest corner of Bay Esplanade and Somerset Street (TDR sending site).
Owners: Trust No 610612/Land Trust Service Corp THE/Kiki Holdings
LLC/Novembre, Luigi/Lumar Holdings LLC/Sembhi Holdings LLC; Chaudry, Abid
Rahman Dilber (TDR receiving site); Sunset Cottages LLC and Novembre, Luigi/
Vadapalli, Suresh/Vadapalli, Annuradha (TDR sending site).
Applicant: Sandra Bradbury, Northside Engineering, Inc (300 S. Belcher Road,
Clearwater, Florida, 33765; phone: 727-443-2869; email:
sandva-northsideengi neen ng.net)
Location: 0.469 acre located at the northwest corner of Mandalay Avenue and
Avalon Street (TDR receiving site); 0.333 acre located at the northwest corner of
Bay Esplanade and Somerset Street (TDR sending site).
Request: The Community Development Board is reviewing a proposed 34-room
overnight accommodations use in the Tourist (T) District for the property located at
610 and 612 Mandalay Avenue, 24, 26 and 28 Avalon Street and 23 and 27
Heilwood Street. The project is 75 feet in height, includes a minimum of 41 parking
spaces and requests allowable flexibility from setback and height requirements
(CDC Section 2-803.K; Beach by Design Section I I.A.4.a); and a Transfer of
Development Rights (11 hotel units) (CDC Section 4-1403); and a two-year
Development Order (CDC Section 4-407).
Neighborhood Associations: Clearwater Neighborhoods Coalition; Clearwater
Beach Association
Presenter: Mark T. Parry, AICP, Senior Planner
Attorney Richard Heiden, representing Cay at Clearwater Beach Condo Association
Inc., requested Party Status.
Member Lau moved to grant Party Status to Richard Heiden as representative for Cay
at Clearwater Beach Condo Association, Inc. The motion was duly seconded and
carried unanimously. Alternate Member Van Scoyoc did not vote.
Debbie Baumgart requested Party Status.
Member Barker moved to grant Debbie Baumgart Party Status. The motion was duly
seconded and carried unanimously. Alternate Member Van Scoyoc did not vote.
Bernadine Vermazen requested Party Status.
Member Anuszkiewicz moved to grant Bernadine Vermazen Party Status. The motion
was duly seconded and carried unanimously. Alternate Member Van Scoyoc did not
vote.
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Member Anuszkiewicz moved to accept Mark Parry as an expert witness in the fields of
redevelopment planning, comprehensive planning, annexation implementation, zoning,
land use/rezoning applications, land development, general planning, code amendments,
landscape ordinance, and special area plans/overlay districts. The motion was duly
seconded and carried unanimously. Alternate Member Van Scoyoc did not vote.
Senior Planner Mark Parry reviewed the Staff Report.
In response to a question, Planning & Development Director Michael Delk said research
would be necessary to determine if a property without development rights could qualify
for density reserve units.
Peter Meroli, representative for the applicant, said he owned the TDR (Transfer of
Development Rights) sending site that will lack development rights; he planned to
combine that lot with 2 abutting properties he owned and build 13 to 14 units after
razing current structures.
Concern was expressed re architectural deviations. Mr. Parry said form followed
function when fitting the project's parking component into the structure. Material
changes broke up the fagade. While the project's 63% envelope exceeded Code's 60%
threshold, the deviation was minor when considering the building's overall
attractiveness. It was up to the board to approve any inconsistencies.
Concern was expressed that the building's design differed significantly from Beach by
Design photographs of old fashioned buildings in the Old Florida District section. It was
questioned why Beach by Design wasted ink on illustrations if the intent was to
construct characterless boxes incompatible with the Old Florida District.
Mr. Parry said the illustrations provided a snapshot in time and were not intended to be
replicated. The project's tropical vernacular design was compatible with the district's
character. He reviewed Beach by Design guidelines and guidance re design aesthetics;
staff determined the project met the intent of Code, zoning, and district design
guidelines. Mr. Delk said Beach by Design was adopted to encourage beach
development. Its guidelines promoted flexibility to achieve the highest quality built
environment. Adjustments during the past 15 years corrected some plan incongruities.
Current regulations permitted the type of structure proposed.
Concern was expressed the 5-foot landscape strip buffer on Mandalay Avenue should
be widened to soften the large building's fagade. Mr. Parry said Beach by Design
encouraged a 0-foot setback on Mandalay to foster an urban feel. The master
streetscape plan planted trees in sufficiently sized Mandalay Avenue rights-of-way.
Housh Ghovaee, representing the applicant, said they had worked with staff on the
project for several months to achieve Beach by Design goals and meet all Code and
Old Florida District requirements. He said the project, in the heart of the tourist district,
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had no height transition restrictions. He said the applicant would reduce the building's
envelope to 60% and add landscaping in the right-of-way if permitted by the City.
Wayne Wells, representing the applicant, presented an artist rendering of the project
and said rooms would be under the 5th floor pool deck and tiki bar. He said the project
had no parking on Mandalay Avenue.
Party Status holder Attorney Heiden, representing Cay at Clearwater Beach Condo
Association Inc., said the project did not fit into the community character, maximized
development on a small site, lowered the value of neighboring condos, blocked water
views, had insufficient parking and subjected nearby residents to noise from the pool
and tiki bar and parking problems. He expressed concerns that tiki bar patrons could
look into condo bedrooms and project balconies would be too close to neighboring
condos. He said the applicant needed to mitigate negative impacts on nearby residents
and requested the board deny the request.
Party Status holder Debbie Baumgart said she just remodeled her condo where she
lived for 6 years, enjoying views of the beach and park and entertaining friends and
family. She said if the project was built, she would have no views, would have to shut
her blinds, and deal with nonstop parking problems and trash. She said her condo's
value plummeted recently making it difficult to sell. She said she did not purchase her
condo to be next to a huge hotel.
Party Status holder Bernadine Vermazen said she purchased her condo for retirement
and was surprised when the development was announced. She said the project would
be built around the condo units, leaving them stuck. She said she would never be able
to sleep at night due to light and noise from the pool deck above her bedroom. She
requested denial of the project.
Mr. Ghovaee said the project had large units to meet the needs of a family, not to attract
multiple families to one unit. He said the pool was on the Avalon Street side. He said an
11 p.m. closing time for the tiki bar could be adopted to mitigate noise.
Mr. Meroli said the property will not sell liquor; tiki bar use will be limited to owners and
guests. He said the tiki bar and pool deck will have landscaping and trees will be
planted on Avalon Street. He said guest stays will average 3 to 7 days with a maximum
of 30 days. He said the project will increase surrounding property values. He said 5 or 6
investors and 10 partners will own all of the units which will average 1,400 square-feet;
condo shares will not be sold, time shares will not be offered, and there will be no full-
time residents. He said the property was too small to be a flag hotel. He said the
property will operate first as a vacation club and then as a vacation rental. He said the
lobby will have a desk and serve coffee
Mr. Ghovaee said the project was for overnight accommodations, not condos. He said
the project's 1.2 parking spaces per unit met hotel, not condo, parking requirements. In
response to a question, he said some illustrations in the packet no longer were relevant.
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Concerns were expressed the project sounded more like condos with investors and the
planned use would affect the board's decision.
Mr. Delk said he was hearing about some proposed uses for the first time and
requested the case be continued to provide staff an opportunity to meet with the
applicant and understand the project's ownership and marketing plans.
Party Status holder Attorney Heiden said in light of inconsistencies in the packet, he
supported withdrawal of the request.
Mr. Ghovaee agreed to the continuation, stating the developer would work with
neighbors re their concerns.
Member Anuszkiewicz moved to continue Cases FLD2018-03008/TDR2018-06001 to
November 20, 2018. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. Alternate
Member Van Scoyoc did not vote.
2. Level Two Application
Case: FLD2018-07021 / PLT2018-09001 — 1895 Virginia Avenue
Owners: Macedonian Society of Florida, Alexander the Great, Inc.
Applicant: Gulf Coast Consulting, Inc. (Robert Pergolizzi, 13825 ICOT Blvd., Suite
605, Clearwater, FL 33760; phone: 727-644-2695; email:
pergo a-gulfcoastconsultinginc.com)
Location: 3.6 acres at the south side of Virginia Avenue, approximately 1,135 feet
east of Keene Road
Request: The Community Development Board is reviewing a proposed 20-unit
attached dwelling development in the Medium Density Residential (MDR) District for
the property located at 1895 Virginia Drive. The project is 25 feet in height, includes
a minimum of 40 off-street parking spaces, and requests allowable flexibility from
setback and landscape requirements (Sections 2-304.B., and 3-1202.G.).
Proposed Use: Attached Dwellings
Neighborhood Associations: Clearwater Neighborhoods Coalition; Spring Lake
Presenter: Robert G. Tefft, Senior Planner
Shelley Kuroghlian requested Party Status.
Member Lau moved to grant Shelley Kuroghlian Party Status. Alternate Member Van
Scoyoc did not vote.
Mark Dillard requested Party Status.
Member Behar moved to grant Mark Dillard Party Status. Alternate Member Van
Scoyoc did not vote.
Ron Gross requested Party Status.
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Member Anuszkiewicz moved to grant Ron Gross Party Status. Alternate Member
Van Scoyoc did not vote.
Lee Arnott requested Party Status.
Member Barker moved to grant Lee Arnott Party Status. Alternate Member Van
Scoyoc did not vote.
Kathleen Monahan requested Party Status.
Member Behar moved to grant Kathleen Monahan Party Status. Alternate Member
Van Scoyoc did not vote.
Member Anuszkiewicz moved to accept Robert Tefft as an expert witness in the
fields of zoning, site plan analysis, code administration, and planning in general. The
motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. Alternate Member Van Scoyoc
did not vote.
Senior Planner Robert Tefft reviewed the Staff Report. Conditions related to the
wetland buffer needed to be massaged.
In response to a question, Stormwater Manager Elliot Shoberg said the City was
working with Pinellas County to update the FEMA (Federal Emergency Management
Agency) map of the Curlew Creek watershed which affected this property. BFE (Base
Flood Elevation) for this site was 46.5 feet. The case would come back to the CDB
(Community Development Board) if the BFE was found to be substantially different.
Member Lau moved to accept Robert Pergolizzi as an expert witness in the fields of
planning, land use, and traffic impact studies. The motion was duly seconded and
carried unanimously. Alternate Member Van Scoyoc did not vote.
Robert Pergolizzi, representing the applicant, said the property's elevation was 46.5
feet. He said after 4 public hearings, the Board of County Commissioners' approved
rezoning the site from I (Industrial) to MDR (Medium Density Residential) in January
2018. He said the existing use was non-conforming. He said the development team
had met with staff before submitting its application to construct 10 twin villas with 20
units where 35 units were permitted. He said the project's property line will be 38
feet from Virginia Street pavement. He said the units will have 20-foot driveways and
face a private road 15 feet from the eastern right-of-way, creating an environmental
buffer and maximum separation from Spring Lake. He said units will be 50 to 100
feet from the backyards of homes across Spring Lake. He said the project had
significant open space and retention ponds. He said the units will be fee simple
owned homes. He said the applicant agreed to proposed Conditions of Approval.
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In response to a question, Mr. Pergolizzi said some properties on Palmetto Street
extended across Lake Shirley to the development's property line; project landscaping
will extend only to the property line. In response to a concern the grub out will impact
Palmetto Street residents' property, Mr. Pergolizzi said construction will avoid
impacting the east side of the property line. He said Palmetto Street residents will not
be able to access their properties via the project's private road.
Developer Michael Willenbacher said the project's homeowners association will
maintain and insure the private road; allowing access to nonresidents could result in
liability issues. Landscaper insurance will cover lawn services funded by the
homeowners association.
Party Status holder Shelley Kuroghlian, vice president of the Spring Lake HOA, said
the instability of her subdivision's banks was caused by the Spring Lake developer's
use of fill to extend the banks to meet setback requirements; residents had to install
seawalls to stabilize the lakefront. She said the HOA owned a strip of land on the
project's side of the lake and expressed concern that tree removal would destabilize
the banks. She said proposed multi-family rentals were incompatible with single-family
residences. She said development runoff would cause water to flow toward her
neighborhood.
Party Status holder Mark Dillard expressed concerns he would be liable if project
residents were hurt on his property and that project and vehicle runoff would harm
wildlife and spoil Lake Shirley. He said he did not want his foliage removed, lights
shining into his house, or views of houses and cars. He said Lake Shirley's water level
rose when it rained and filled ditch drains. He said he may need to build a wall.
Party Status holder Ron Gross said when he recently moved into his retirement home
he had no idea this project was planned. He expressed concerns the development
would lower his property value, increase noise and traffic congestion on Virginia
Street, and increase his insurance costs if children from the development drowned in
the lake. He said apartments attracted transients while his community was family
owned with few renters. He said the project was not in harmony with the neighborhood
and would negatively impact wetlands. He said he did not want project residents
looking into his house from their balconies.
Party Status holder Kathleen Monahan objected to the development's aesthetic as her
current views were limited to the lake and trees. She expressed concern the project
would cause flooding and lake erosion.
Mr. Willenbacher said the villas will have resident owners. He said a landscape buffer
will separate the development from Lake Shirley. He said the development was
required to replace onsite drainage. In response to a question, he said the
development's entrance had insufficient space to be gated and stack cars but it will
feature hardscape, vertical columns with wrought iron, and landscaping.
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Member Behar moved to accept Krikor Greg Kassarjian as an expert witness in the
fields of civil engineering and drainage. The motion was duly seconded and carried
unanimously. Alternate Member Van Scoyoc did not vote.
Krikor Kassarjian, representing the applicant, said the project will have a minimum
15-foot buffer abutting Lake Shirley and Spring Lake. He said only brazilian peppers
were required to be removed; the intent was to plant trees and not remove them. He
said all run off, including from roofs and downspouts, will drain to the middle of the
road and into a drain structure storage for attenuation before eventual discharge into
Spring Lake. He said the compensation pond would take care of any flood impacts.
In response to a question, he said the property currently drained into the lake.
Party Status holder Kuroghlian expressed concern about lake bank stability, noting
replacing 35-foot trees with 8-foot trees would not protect the banks.
Concern was expressed the application's site plan indicated removal of large oak
trees on the property's east side.
Mr. Willenbacher and Mr. Kassarjian said the intent was to save those trees.
Concern was expressed the private road would be 10 feet from the property line and
too close to the large trees to save them.
Party Status holders Gross and Dillard said their trees on the project's side of the lake
should be saved. Mr. Dillard expressed concern he was responsible for maintaining
his trees but would be unable to access them.
In response to a question re staff's position regarding trees straddling property lines,
Mr. Delk said staff would examine those trees and determine if they impacted the
development. The City supported protecting tree root structures when possible but
some large trees may need to be removed.
It was stated the development should be able to protect 5 feet of foliage along the
Lake Shirley shoreline and provide landowners access to avoid future problems.
It was commented that some 4-foot wide trees straddling the property line could be
legally removed if staff determined they were unsafe or negatively impacted the
development. It was indicated the tree roots' proximity to the road was an issue.
Mr. Pergolizzi said the project's landscape architect will review the trees with staff. He
said the site plan was preliminary and a closer inspection of landscaping will be done
during the permitting stage. He said lake banks will be stabilized. He said the villas will
be priced about $400,000. He said runoff into Spring Lake will not increase. He said
traffic issues were not anticipated as development traffic was estimated at 189 peak
hour trips and Virginia Street had a "C" LOS (Level of Service).
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Mr. Willenbacher said 2nd floor balconies were not proposed. He said the midpoint of
the roof will be 25 feet high.
Discussion ensued with comments that ownership of trees on the property line should
be resolved before project approval, an agreement should be drafted to provide
landowners with access to their property that abutted the development, landowners
now were crossing private property without permission to access their properties, and
the board was not authorized to require easements. Concerns were expressed re the
flood plain, that the development would not stabilize lake banks, and the board had
not done its due diligence as the plan only worked if large trees will be removed. It
was stated neighbors wanted to keep their trees. It was felt the plan was well
conceived and well laid out.
Member Lau moved to approve Cases FLD2018- 07021/PLT2018 -09001 based on
evidence in the record, including the application and the Staff Report, and hereby adopt
the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law stated in the Staff Report, with conditions
of approval as listed. The motion was duly seconded. Members Lau, Quattrocki, Barker,
Behar, and Chair Boutzoukas voted "Aye "; Members Anuszkiewicz and Flanery voted
"Nay." Motion carried. Alternate Member Van Scoyoc did not vote.
G. DIRECTOR'S REPORT
Updates to the Board Rules and Regulations will be presented to the board in
November.
H. ADJOURN
The meeting adjourned at 3:40 p.m.
Attest: Chair — Community
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Michael Delk, Planning and Development Director
Michael Fuino Assistant City Attorney; Susan Chase, Documents and Records Specialist / Pat Sullivan,
Board Reporter
SUBJECT: Agenda Items October 16, 2018
DATE: October 12, 2018
Community Development Board Packets being distributed contain the following:
Unapproved minutes of pervious meeting. September 18, 2018
Level Two Applications (Items 1 -4)
1. Case FLD2018-03008/TDR2018-06001 — 610 and 612 Mandalay Avenue, 24, 26 and 28 Avalon Street/ 23 and 27
Heilwood Street; 692 Bay Esplanade / 64 Somerset Street; northwest corner of Bay Esplanade and Someset
Street (TDR sendi te).
Presenter: M T. Parry, AICP, Senior Planner
Yes: No:
2. Case FLD2018-04011 — 880 N. Osceola Avenue
Presenter: ert G. Tefft, Senior Planner
Yes: No:
3. Case: FLD2018 -05012 — 657 Bay Esplanade
Presenter: ark T. Parry, AICP, Senior Planner
Yes: No:
4. Case: FLD2018 -07021 /PL T 2018 -09001 -1895 Virginia Avenue
Presenter: Robert G. Tefft, Senior Planner
yes
I have conducted a personal investigation on the personal site visit to the following properties.
Signature: ..
Print Name: Eli Va fl [et nc_
Date: /0//s /201
CITY OF CI..EARWATER
CLEARWATER PLANNING & DE v u o. h.: N-r, POST OFFICE BOX 4748, C L.r.vRWAT R,, FLORID 33758-4748
DTUN Ctv.v.t. SFRVICES BUILDING, 100 Stan: -t MYRTLE,. A, [a1 e, C EARWATEa, FLoRIDA 33756
TH.EPt:oNm (727) 562 -4567
Interdepartmental Correspondence Sheet
TO: Community Development Board Members
FROM: Michael Delk, Planning and Development Director
COPIES: Michael Fuino Assistant City Attorney; Susan Chase, Documents and Records
Specialist, /Pat Sullivan, Board Reporter
SUBJECT: Agenda Items for
DATE: October 16, 2018
CDB packets being distributed contain the following:
Unapproved minutes of previous meetings September 18, 2018
LEVEL TWO APPLICATIONS (Item 1 -4)
1. Case: FLD2018- 03008 /TDR2018 -06001 — 610 and 612 Mandalay Avenue 24, 26 and
28 Avalon Street/23 and 27 Heilwood Street; northwest corner of Mandalay Avenue
and Avalon Street (TDR receiving site); 692 Bay Esplanade /64 Somerset Street;
north ,st come of Bay Esplanade and Somerset Street (TDR sending site).
Present ' : ir . Parry, AICP, Senior Planner
Yes / No
2. Case: F D2018 -04011 — 880 N. Osceola Avenue
Presente
Yes
G. Tefft, Senior Planner
No
3. Case: FLD2018 -07021 / PLT2018 -09001 — 1895 Virginia Avenue Presenter:
Ma k T. Pa , AICP, Senior Planner
4. Case: 20
Yes
Present
Yes
I have conducted
PRINT NAME
No
1: -07021 / PLT2018 -09001 — 1895 Virginia Avenue
ert G. Te • , enior Planner
No
ersonal i v__. ation on the personal site visit to the following properties.
Date: 1 Ya I
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TO:
FROM:
COPIES:
CUE.
CITY OF CLEARWATF,R
,Ralir.rPLANNING &D ktiiio N:FM, POST OFFICE BOK 4748, CI ,EARW TER,171.0R/ 3758 -4748
Ris o v.1. Srs 1CI..s BUILDING, 100 SOUTH Myli:c.r: AVENUE, C_, vRWATER, FLORID; 33756
T:LEPH:ON ; (727) 562 -4567
Interdepartmental Correspondence Sheet
Community Development Board Members
Michael Delk, Planning and Development Director
Michael Fuino Assistant City Attorney; Susan Chase, Documents and Records
Specialist, /Pat Sullivan, Board Reporter
SUBJECT: Agenda Items for
DATE: October 16, 2018
CDB packets being distributed contain the following:
Unapproved minutes of previous meetings September 18, 2018
LEVEL TWO APPLICATIONS (Item 1 -4)
1. Case: FLD2018- 03008/TDR2018 -06001 — 610 and 612 Mandalay Avenue 24, 26 and
28 Avalon Street/23 and 27 Heilwood Street; northwest comer of Mandalay Avenue
and Avalon Street (TDR receiving site); 692 Bay Esplanade /64 Somerset Street;
northwest corner of Bay Esplanade and Somerset Street (TDR sending site).
Presenter: Mark T. Parry, AICP, Senior Planner
Yes No
2. Case: FLD2018 -04011 — 880 N. Osceola Avenue
Presenter: Robert G. Tefft, Senior Planner
Yes �D No
3. Case: FLD2018 -07021 / PLT2018 -09001 — 1895 Virginia Avenue Presenter:
Mark T. Parry, AICP, Senior Planner
Yes
No
4. Case: FLD2018 -07021 / PLT2018 -09001 — 1895 Virginia Avenue
Presenter: Robert G. Tefft, Senior Planner
I have e
Sign
Yes
No
gation on the personal site visit to the following properties.
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Date: /D. /6, /
PRINT NAME
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TO:
FROM:
COPIES:
CITY OF CLEARW.ATER.
Ci.F: ARWA . E a PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT, POST OFFICE Bc» 4748, C,LEARWA ER, FLORIDA 33758 -4748
Mum c.B.v.i. Sr Rvlus BuLDINc, 100 So TH Myin-LE AVENUE, C ., nay: rJ: R, FLomav 33756
TELGPHoNE. (727) 562 -4567
Interdepartmental Correspondence Sheet
Community Development Board Members
Michael Delk, Planning and Development Director
Michael Fuino Assistant City Attorney; Susan Chase, Documents and Records
Specialist, /Pat Sullivan, Board Reporter
SUBJECT: Agenda Items for
DATE: October 16, 2018
CDB packets being distributed contain the following.
Unapproved minutes of previous meetings September 18, 2018
LEVEL TWO APPLICATIONS (Item 1 -4)
1. Case: FLD2018- 03008/TDR2018 -06001 — 610 and 612 Mandalay Avenue 24, 26 and
28 Avalon Street/23 and 27 Heilwood Street; northwest corner of Mandalay Avenue
and Avalon Street (TDR receiving site); 692 Bay Esplanade /64 Somerset Street;
northwest corner of Bay Esplanade and Somerset Street (TDR sending site).
Presenter: N tk T. Parry, AICP, Senior Planner
Yes / No
2. Case: FLD2018 -04011 — 880 N. Osceola Avenue
Presenter: Rol rt G. Tefft, Senior Planner
Yes
No
3. Case: FLD2018 -07021 / PLT2018 -09001 — 1895 Virginia Avenue Presenter:
Mark T. Parry, AICP, Senior Planner
Yes
No
4. Case: FLD2018 -07021 / PLT2018 -09001 —1895 Virginia Avenue
Presenter: Robert G. Tefft, Senior Planner
Yes No
I have conducted a pr. so al in gation on the personal site visit to the following properties.
Signature: J' �'"� Date: / 0 45./20 ( ?
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PRINT NAME
TO:
FROM:
COPIES:
CITY OF CLEARWATER
CLEARWATER PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT, POST OFFICE: Box 4748, CLEARWATER, FLORIDA 33758 -4748
MUNICIPAL SERVICES BUILDING, 100 SOUTH MYRTLE AVENUE, CLEARWATER, FLORIDA 33756
TELEPHONE (727) 562 -4567
Community Development Board Members
Michael Delk, Planning and Development Director
Michael Fuino Assistant City Attorney; Susan Chase, Documents and Records Specialist / Pat Sullivan,
Board Reporter
SUBJECT: Agenda Items October 16, 2018
DATE: October 12, 2018
Community Development Board Packets being distributed contain the following:
Unapproved minutes of pervious meeting. September 18, 2018
Level Two Applications (Items 1 -4)
1. Case FLD2018-03008/TDR2018-06001 — 610 and 612 Mandalay Avenue, 24, 26 and 28 Avalon Street/ 23 and 27
Heilwood Street; 692 Bay Esplanade / 64 Somerset Street; northwest corner of Bay Esplanade and Someset
Street (TDR sending site).
Presenter: Mark T. Parry, AICP, Senior Planner
Yes: No:
2. Case FLD2018-04011 — 880 N. Osceola Avenue
Presenter: Robert G. Tefft, Senior Planner
Yes: No:
3. Case: FLD2018 -05012 — 657 Bay Esplanade
Presenter: Mark T. P, rry, Al , enior Planner
Yes: No: _
4. Case: FLD2018 -07021 /PLT2018-09001 — 1895 Virginia Avenue
Presenter: Robert G. Tefft, Senior Planner
I have conducted a personal investigation on the personal site visit to the following properties.
Print Name:
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