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DRIGtNAL REVISED 08f17f2004 CASE #. f1-\)1..oC ~... ol.Dh DATE RECEIVED RECEIVED BY (staff Inttlals) ATLAS PAGE # ZONING DISTRICT LAND USE CLASSIFICATION SURROUND1NG USES OF ADJACENT PROPERTIES NORTH SOUTH WEST EAST ~ ~r ~~ ()~ Planning Department 100 South Myrtle Avenue Clearwater, FlorIda 33756 Telephone 727-562-4567 Fax 727-562-4865 o SUBMIT ORIGINAL SIGNED AND NOTABIZEo,APPUCATION o SUBMIT 14 COPIES OF THE ORIGINAL APPLICATION Includmg 1) collated, 2) stapled and 3) folded sets of sIte plans o SUBMIT APPLICATION FEE $ 1,20500 * NOTE 15 TOTAL SETS OF INFORMATION REQUIRED (APPLICATIONS PLUS SITE PLAN SETS) -FLEXIBLE DEvELOPMENT APPLICfuo~ Yr ~ n ~n ~ rrD-~\ 1 (Rev>",d 2/0212(04) 1I U ) IS ~ IS U \'l IS II \ \, I -PLEASE TYPE OR PRlNT- II II AIIr. 110 A, APPLICANT, PROPERTY OWNER AND AGENT INFORMATION' (Code Section t202 ~~ ) APPUCANT NAME Bnghtwater Pomt, llC MAIUNG Ar;lDRESS 701 SpottlS Woods Lane, Clearwater, FL 33756 PHONE NUMBER (727) 588.0405 FA)( NUMBER (727) 584-2641 PROPERTY OWNER(S) Bnghtwater POint, lLC Patrick Sheppard, Manager (MIlS! Include AL L owners as listed on lhe deed - provide orl{llnal slgnatu re(s) on page 6) AGENT NAME Bill Woods, Pres ,Woods Consulttng, Ine and/or Tern Skaplk, Woods Consulting, Inc MAIUNG ADDRESS 322 RIdge Road, Palm Harbor, Flonda 34683 PHONE NUMBER 727.786-5747 FA)( NUMBER 727-786-7479 CELL NUMBER 727-871-0084 E-MAIL ADDRESS blllwoods@woodseonsultlJlg org B. PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION' (Code Section 4~202 A) STREET ADDRESS of subject site 205,209, & 214 Bnghtwater Dnve, Clearwater, Fl33767 LEGAL DESCRIPTION lots 27, 28, & 29 of Bayslde SubdIVISIon No 2, Plat book 27, pages 32-33 (If nolll sled l1ere, pi ease n ole the 1ooa.1Ion of this docu men II n the su bmlltal) 08-29-15-04932-000-(0270,0280,0290) 0594 Acres, 25,87464 sf PARCEL NUMBER PARCEL SIZE (acres, square feel) PROPOSED USE(S) AND SIZE(S) Construct two mullt-use docks consistIng of 2478 sf of new deckIng and 14 wet slips for the (number of dwelhng units, holel rooms or square foolage of nonresldenllal use) exclUSIve use of the reSIdents of upland condomlntum development DESCRI PTION OF REOUEST(S) Remove 5 eXIstIng docks conslstlJlg of 1202 sf of decklJlg and 8 wet slips Construct two mu Itl-use Attach sheets a[l{l be specific when Idenl, fylO9 lh e req uest (I nclude all req uested code deviations, e 9 reducbon In requ Ired num ber of parklOg spaces specific use ete) docks eonslstlJlg of 2478 sf of decking and 14 wet slips The net galJl WIll be 1276 sf of new decklJlg and 6 new wet slips Please see attached plans for scope and details Page 1 of 6 - FleXIble Development Applrcatlon- CIty of Clearwater -" .. , DO~S THIS APPLICATION INVOLVE THE TRANSFER OF DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS (TOR), A PREVIOUS PI. N IT DEVELOPMENT, OR A PREVIOUSLY APPROVED (CERTIFIED) SITE PLAN? YES _ NO ~ (1f )les, allach_a.copy-of-the ~pplfcable~ documents) \ r- " r-;:::::l (~~ i =-- i- ~\ n;' 1- r---.. i I -..... ---' II ,--' ,I Nf 1~ I r\ \ I ~ 11 \"-'1 \ 0....--, lJ U l-,......J . \ C. PROOF OF OWNERSHIP: (Code Section 4~202.A.5) \ \ \,.,. ~ \- ll~J [!] SUBMIT A COpy OF THE TITLE INSURANCE POLICY, DEED TO THE PROPERTY OR SIGN ~;;;Dk, VIT ATiliES1\ING OWNER tfb page 6) III li\ "<;1,,, -~~ I D. WRITTEN SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS, (Code S;ction 3-913.A) \ PLANNING & DEVELOPMEN SERVICES [!] PrOVIde complete responses to the SIX (6) GENERAL APPLICABILITY CRITERIA - Explam how each cntefli.iiis a'dtn13Je1a'\'\'i\t e I R ,. The proposed development of the land will be In harmony WIth the scal~, bulk. coverage, danslty and character of adjacent propertIes m whIch It IS located Beach by DesIgn recogntzes that the character of Bnghtwater Drive WIll change as the motels and other propertIes are converted to multI-use properties (condos and townhomes) The proposed docks are In scale WIth the redevelopment Note the docks to the northwest of the sIte (at 200 Bnghwater Dnve) are larger docks than prevIously eXisted In the area 2 The proposed development WIll not hmder or dIscourage the appropriate development and use of adjacent land and bUlklmgs or SIgnificantly ImpaIr the value thereof The construcllon of the condomlJllums and the docks (as amenities to the condomIniums) will Increase the value of propertIes that are not beIng redeveloped at thIS tIme The docks WIll not hInder the constructIon of docks on the adjacent propertIes 3 The proposed development WIll not adversely affect the health or safety or persons reSiding or worklJlg In the neighborhood of the proposed use The docks are for the exclUSIve use of the owners of the upland condomIniums The eonstructlon of the docks should have no negative Impact on the health and safety of persons workIng or reSIdIng In the neIghborhood 4 The proposed development Is deSIgned to mlJllmlze traffic congestIOn The docks are for the exclUSive use of the upland condominium owners and, as such, should not generate any addlttonal traffic to the sIte 5 The proposed development IS consIstent WIth the community character of the immedIate VIcinity of the parcel proposed for development As noted In Item 1 above, Beach by DeSIgn IS transforming the neIghborhood from small "mom and pop" motels to three and four floor condominiums and townhomes The proposed docks are conSIstent WIth the docks being prOVIded for other upland developments In the ImmedIate VICinIty of thIS sIte 6 The design of the proposed development minImIZes adverse effects, IncludIng Visual, acoustic and olfactory and hours of operation Impacls, on adjacent properttes The proposed condomIniums and docks WIll enhance the area and WIll not have any adverse Impacts VIsually or acoustIcally o PrOVIde complete resp~mses to the applicable flexlbllrty crllerla'for the speCIfic land use as listed If'\ each ZonlJlg Drstnct to whIch the waiver IS requested (use sep~rate sheats as necessary) - Explam how each crttena IS achIeved, In detaIl , Page 2 _?' 6 - fleXIble Development Appltcatlon- City of Clearwater JRIGINAL E. STORMWATER PLAN SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS: (City of Clearwater Design Crltena Manual and 4-202 A.21) o STORMWATER PLAN Includmg the followmg requirements ExIsting topography extendIng 50 feet beyond all property lines Proposed gradIng Inctudlng finished floor elevatIons of a II structures, All adjacent streets and mUnicIpal storm systems, Proposed stormwater detention/retention area Includmg top of bank, toe of slope and outlet control structure, Stormwaler calculal.1ons for attenuation and water qua~IY, Signature of Flonda registered ProfessIonal Engineer on all plans and calculations o COPY OF PERMIT INQUIRY LETTER OR SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT (SWFWMDJ PERMlr SUBMITTAL (SWFWMD approval IS reqUIred prtor to Issuance of City BUlldlllg Permit), If applicable o COpy OF STATE AND COUNTY STORMWATER SYSTEM TIE-IN PERMIT APPLICATIONS, If applicable 0 0 0 G , [!] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0 - - - - F. SUPPLEMENTAL SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS: (Code Section 4-202.A) [!] SIGNED AND SEALED SURVEY (Including legal descrtptlon of property) - One pnglnal and 14 copies, o TREE SURVEY (Including existing trees on site and WIthin 25' of the adjacent SIte, by speCies, sIze (DSH 4" or greater), and locatIon, Including dnp lInes and IIldlcatmg trees to be removed) - please deSign around the Iwstmg trees, [!] LOCATION MAPOFTHE PROPERTY, o PARKING DEMAND STUDY m conjunct Ion Wit h a request to make dev latIons to the parkmg standards (Ie Reduce number of spaCell) Pnor to the submIttal oHhlS appl1catlon, the methodology of such study shall be approved by the Community Development Coordinator and shall be in accordance w tth accepted trafftc el'lgmeermg prinCiples The fIndings of t he study w III be used 1Jl determmlng whether or I'lot deVIatIons to the pa~knig standards are approve'd, GRADING PLAN, as appncable, PRELIMINARY PLAT, as reqUIred (Nota Building permits WIll not be Issued unlll eVidence of recordIng a final plat IS provided), COpy OF RECORDED PLAT, as applicable; SITE'PLAN SUBMITTAl-' REQ4IREMENIS. (Section 4-202.A) ~r~~~~LE~w~D rr L)) II ' .ru AUG I ~ 2llIJ4 liJ I SITE Pl..AN WIth the followmg Infonnabon (not to exceed 24" x 36") All dimenSions, North arrow, Engineering bar scale (minimum scale one mch equals 50 feet), and date prepared, Location map, Index sheet referencing Indlvld~al sheets Included In package, Footpnnt and sIze of all EXISTING bUlldmgs and structures, Footprint and sIze of all PROPOSED bUlldmgs and structures, All reqUired setbacks, All exlstmg and proposed pornts of access, All required slgl:lllrla~gles, I S E RV ICE S IdentIficatIon of envIronmentallY Urllque areas, such as watercourses, wetlands, tree masses and sj5i:jCiineliF CLEARWATER trees, Includmg,descnplton^ and idcatlon of understory, ground cover vegetatIon and Wlldllfe'habltats~etc. Local1on of all pubhc and pnvate'easements, LocatIon of all street rlghts-of-way withIn and adjacent to the SIte, Location of eXIsl.1ng pubhc and pl1Vate 'uitllfles, mcludmg fire hydrants, storm and samtary sewer lines, manholes alld 11ft stations gas and water lines: ~' < 'I , All parkIng spaces; dnveways, loadmg areas and vehIcular use areas, DepIction by sh~~;ng or crosshatching of all reqUIred parking lotmterlor landscaped areas, LocatIon of all s'?Jld waste conlalners, recycling or trash handling areas and outSIde mechanIcal eqUipment and all reqUIred screerllng {pel Sechon 3-201 (D){I) and Index #701}, Location of all,landscape matenal, LocatIon of all bnslte and off sIte storm-water management faCIlitIes, LocatIon of aU' outdoor IIghtmg flxtures, aod LocatIon of all eXlslmg and proposed SIdewalks PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT SI fE DATA TABLE for eXIsting, requued, and proposed development, In wnttenltabular form Land area m square feet and acres, Number of EXISTING dwelllng'uillts, Number of PROPOSED dwelling Units Gras's floor area devoted to each use, Page 3'?'f S''':'j'Aexlble Development APP!lcatlon-- 'City ~f Clearwater Parkmg spaces total number, presented In tabular form With the number of requIred spaces, Total paved area, Ineludmg all paved parking spaces and driveways, expressed m square feel and percentage of Ihe paved vehIcular area, SIze and speoles of alllandsoape malenal, OffiCial records book and page numbers of all existing utility easement, Building and structure heights, Impelffieable surface ratIo (I S R ), and Floor area ratio (F A R) for all nonresIdentIal uses [!] REDUCED SITE PLAN to scale (8 ~ X 11) and color rendenng If pOSSible, D FOR DEVELOPMENTS OVER ONE ACRE, prov~e the followmg addltlonallnformallon on sIte plan One-foot contours or spot elevations on site, " 0ffstle elevations If reqUIred to evaluate the proposed stormwaler management for the parcel, All open space areas, location of all earth or water retammg walls and earth berms, Lot lines and bUlldlng,lmes (dimensioned), Streets and dnves (dImensIoned), BUilding and structural setbacks (dimensIoned), Structural overhangs, Tree Invento re ared b a "certlfied arborlSt" of all trees 8" DSH or I H. D - - - - - I - - - -- - - - D 0 0 I, D D LANDSCAPING PLAN SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS: (Section 4w1102.A) LANDSCAPE PLAN All eXIsting and proposed structures, Names of abuttmg streets, Drainage and retentIon areas Including swales, SIde slopes and bottom elevatIons, Delineation and dImenSIons of all requIred perimeter landscape buffers, Sight VISIbility tnangles, Delmeatlon and dimenSIOns of all parking areas Includmg landscapmg Islands and curtllng, Proposed and required piuklng spaces, Existing trees on-site and Immediately adlacent to the site, by spectes, sIze and locations, lnclucllng drrpllne (as mdlcaled on requIred tree ~UIV~y), Plant schedule With a key (symbol or label) mdlcatlng the size, description, speCIfications and quantItIes of all eXlstmg and proposed landscape matenals, Includmg botamcatand common names, LocaUon; size, and quantitIes ofall'eXis~ng and proposed landscape materials, indicated by a key relatmg to the plant schedule, TypIcal plantlng getans for,trees, palms, shrubs and ground cover plants rncludmg Instructions, SOIl mIxes, backfilling, mulchmg and protecbve measures, Intenor landscapIng areas hatched and/or shaded and labeled and mterlor landscape coverage, expressing m both square feet and percentage covered, I Conditions of a previous development approval (e g condItIons Imposed by the Commumty Developii'ient Board),~ h n \\ f1 h Irngatlon notes 0 ) ~ ~ b U \V U; REDUCED LANDSCAPE PLAN to scale (8 '}4 X 11) (color rendenng If pOSSIble), " ) Idll - IRRtGA TION PLAN (reqUired for level two and three approval), AUG I ::1 2004 D) COMPREHENSIVE LA.NDSCAPE"PR~GRAM application, as applIcable ===-' I I BUILDING ELEVA;r'IO,N PI.;;A\N'SU~~ITIAL REQUIR,EMENTS: (Section 4w202!A_23) PLANNING &R~IEV_EsLOPMENT ReqUlfed In the event Ihe appllcatll?n ,1~CWd~s(~ development where (jeslQn standards are In Issue (e g Tourist and Do~6tRWr:L('~~ct~Lo~as part of a ComprehenslVe Infill Re_develppml!'Jlt P.:roJect or a ResidentIal Infi1l Project I C I TV 0 F C LtA At, BUILDING ELEVATION DRAWjJ::.lGS - all SIdes of all buildings rncludmg height dImenSIons, colors and matenals, REDUCED BUILDI NG ELEVATIONS - four sides of bUIlding with colors and materIals to soale (8 ~ X 11) (black and white and color renderrng, If pOSSible) ?S requlre~ J, SIGNAGE: (Division 19/5IGNS I Section 3-1806) o All EXISTING freestandIng and attached signs, Prevld? photographs and dImenSIOns (area, height, etc ), indIcate whether they WIll be removed or \0 remain D All PROPOSED freestandmg and attached Signs, PrOVIde detaIls including locatIon, SIze, heIght, colors, materials and draWing, freestandmg sIgns shall Include the street address (numerals)'" D ComprehenSIVe Sign Program applicabo,n, as applicable (separate applicatIon and fee reqUIred) o Reduced Slgnage proposal (8 }1.: X 11) (color), If submItting ComprehenSlVe Sign Program applicatIon Page 4 of 6 - FleXIble Development A Ppl!9-~llpn- CIty of Clearw at er I W~~ JI\f-29-2994 19'52 AM WOODS_CONSULTING 72,7 7,86 7479 P.92 - , OR\G\NAL K. TRAPFtC IMPACT STUDY: (...... ..102.A.13 .. 4.ao1.C) Cl 1ncltudI..18qu/f8d If prapIII8lI ~.I$,il........ IIIllllllll__11Y1t oIlIMcI ~ "7 fIlMy U...../n lflo ~ PlIl'l T'" gellIIfIIIOn _ bit ...... on UIt InoMIIOtIlIIidIon of lfle IftIIbIe of T~ E/IfII*I'. TfIJt a..rtI MIrwBI. Refer 10 Itction 4-801 C of 1M Col'/ltnW'l'" ~ c_ for, u L,.ar..... _ thla ~ L ltoNATURI: I, I/'lt u'*"....' lMlIuIOriIIdII..1I appI/adan arB We .... __ 10 IIIe autharID 16 .. ltHcftbltd 1ft .' ~1ft,IMI , 01 "" IlnDwIIdp w" tile II'Ol*tt' "Aft cnr PI.OfUDA, COUJm' 011 PINILLM ~o,.H- ~ ... IUIlIaIIlId ~ P Ill,. .z:K!.' _ or . . A D 2O.l.lS- CO ..~=;~ .., IIIfI'lmIIIltlfl.... ..~W~""'" Stacey E, Roberts !:j>~~'~ CommIssIon NDD 192163 ~~, 'ViE ExpIres Mar 10,2007 "':'-01 pp;.l Bonded Thru "11,,1' AtlwUl!: Bllmlms Co" 1m: I , I' PLANNING & Dc.VELOPMENl SERVICES CITY OF CLEARWATER \ ~~ I 5 _I of... 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II tlve ~--- COUNTY OF PlHEllAS ~o.Mr ..- Owner ST A TI 0' Jl'LORlDA, ""'-...~.....-------~ s,~ ""I,,,,,rlAPf*<<1M FomI~ 1Wlft1f.-- _.',AlII ..... 'ON,_ 1~[Erc[E~W[EJF)11 I U AUG J ~ 2004 J' rJ i, I I ' , PIg. is of ,,- """o..,loIMInl A.ttlon- CIIy of CIoatw... I PLANNING & Of=\/ELOPMl , SERVICES CITY OF CLE,\RW/'\~, ~ A, Woods Consulting ORIGINAL Environmental Permlttmg Manne Engmeermg Hydrogeology Land Planmng ATTACHMENT A REVISED. 08/16/2004 322 Ridge Road PROPOSED BRIGHTWATER POINT MUL TI.USE DOCKS Palm Harbor, FL 34683 COMMERCIAL I MULTI-USE DOCK CRITEfO) IE t IE ~ VJ IE rrD~ I SECTION 3-601C.3.(a) through (g) )! r' \ i I J I! I \ \ i AUG I ~ 2004 'L I LJ ~~...: (a) Use and CompatIbility I i f'U,~J,"':if,IG & ::'[\,E:"'OPlilENT The docks will be for the sole use of the occupants of the 20 umt condominium commumtY~\J1 !J.E' ~~~oted In I LII y ut t...; _ _"-,,IV;>'I t" R . Item 12 of the enclosed Fact Sheet (Attachment B), the proposed condomlnlums~are-conslstent-wlth-the Beach by Design gUidelines adopted February 15, 2001 by the City Specifically, under the heading Bnghtwater Finger Redevelopment, It states "Strategies for Revitalization calls for the converSion of this area to three and four level townhouses and time shares Regulations should encourage development that IS consistent with redevelopment that occurs across the waterway" The eXisting com m un Ity tYPically has sma l1er dockl ng facIlities co nSlstent with the age and character of the eXisting site developments Most of the eXisting docks were bUilt many years ago when boats were much smaller The construction of upgraded docking facIlities to accommodate larger boats IS consistent with redevelopment and the constructIon of upscale three and four level townhomes, as envIsioned and .... ...... ~ ~ "\ 1>( '" I encouraged by the Beacn^by Design gUidelines Purchasers of such upscale residences expect to have upgraded amenities such as larger wet slips for their boats Due to the redevelopment the a rea [S underg 0 [ng, the dock patterns I n the genera I VICI mty of th IS site will and have undergo change A new, upgraded pattern of docking facIlities IS replacing the old (b) Impacts on EXisting Water Recreation Activities The dock IS designed so as to not create any adverse Impact on persons usmg the adjacent waterways for recreattonal or commercial purposes As discussed under Item 3 In the Fact Sheet (Attachment B), the dock IS set back from the property line to the northwest 37 0' as compared to a required setback of 369' and setback 182 5' to the property line to the southwest, as compared to a required setback of 369' The area waterward of the docks IS, open for boat traffic, the proposed docks do not represent any hazard to navigation ' ( c) Impacts to NavigatIon As noted In Item (b) above, the dock does not create any hazard to navlgatton as the area waterward of the docks IS open water (d) Impacts on Manne Environment As noted by examination of the plans, the two docks and assOCiated slips have been deSigned and Sited to aVOId any Impact to eXlsttng seagrasses Also note that 1,202 square feet of eXisting dock area (5 docks) IS being removed As there are seagrasses adjacent to these docks, the removal of the docks will allow seagrasses to recruit In the areas that were previously occupied by the docks This represents an enhancement from an envIronmental standpOint Office (727) 786-5747 Fax (727) 786-7479 Emall blllwoods@woodsconsultlng org ORIGINAL (e) Impacts on Water Quality As noted on the plans, the depth of water In the area where boats Will berth IS a minimum of approximately 3 5 feet at mean low water (ML W) to In excess of 9 feet at M L W This should provide In excess of one foot of clearance between the lowest member of a vessel and the bottom at MLW The berthing of 14 vessels at the faCility should not adversely Impact water quality (f) Impacts on Natural Resources The dock IS desIgned to aVOId any Impacts on eXisting resources, pnmanly eXisting seagrasses as discussed above (g) Impacts on Wetlands Habitat/Uplands The dock Will not have an adverse Impact on the adjacent uplands but Will serve to enhance the uplands PLAN011NG & D,:VELOPMENl SERVICES ['I fY or Cl5 \qWlI TER Woods Consulting ORIG\NAL EnVironmental Permlttmg Manne Engmeenng Hydrogeology Land Plannmg ATTACHMENT B REVISED: 08/16/2004 322 Rtdge Road PROPOSED BRIGHTWATER POINT MULTI-USE DOCKS Palm Harbor, FL 34683 FACT SHEET AND DIMENSIONAL CRITERIA SECTION 3-601C.3.(h) 1 Proposed Use The proposed use IS a multi-use dock to provide 14 slips for the exclusive use of resIdents of the proposed 20 unit condominium development on the uplands 2 Property Width The property width measured at the shoreline IS 369' (MOL) 3 Setbacks · The property to the northwest 15 multi-family The required setback IS 10% of the property width as measured at the shoreline or 369' Actual setback as proposed IS 370' The property to the southwest IS multi-family The required setback IS 10% of the property width as measured at the shoreline or 369' Actual setback as proposed IS 1825' " 4 Length Dock A, the southern dock, extends a total of 111 4' from the seawall which 15 less than 75% of the width of the waterfront (75% of the waterfront width IS 276 75'). Dock B, the northern dock extends a total of 947' from the seawall which IS also less than 75% of the width of the waterfront 5 WIdth 6 The proposed width of Dock A 15 140 0' and Dock B, 1 04 9' The co m bl ned width of the two docks IS 244 9' which 15 less than 75% of the width of the waterfront (75%crrWelwateiiror:rr\ WI~~~S 27675') : Ir~ ~~; ~ ij \& ~ 0 Area '1 ----- I I 1 Th t f h 2 8 I ,i AUb I ~ 2004 I I I e to al deck area 0 t e proposed docks IS ,47 square feet . I I' U_I L".., PLANNING & DEVELOP~JENl SERVICES The: prrb'P6seI!J ,(jocks Fare Width of Waterway , I I The 25% of width of waterway line 15 shown on Sheet 3 of the plp,ns landward of the 25% line 7 Office (727) 786-5747 Fax (727) 786-7479 Emall blflwoods@woodsconsultlng erg .. uR\G\NAL Five eXisting docks are being removed whIch represents the removal of 1,202 square feet of eXisting dockage Note the docks being removed are located In areas that are surrounded by seagrasses Upon removal of the docks, seagrasses will recruit Into the space that was occupied by the docks 9 Seagrass Survey A benthIc survey of the site was performed by Woods Consultlng, Inc , uSing a three man dive team per OSHA requirements The work was performed under the gUidance of Woods Consulting's on~staff Senior Hydrogeologlst 1 0 Access Docks Please note the access docks are placed so as to avoid any Impact to the seagrass beds The walkouts are equipped with 42" high hand rails to preclude boats moonng against the access docks 11 T-Head Design The T-heads have 42" high ralhng on their landward sides to aVOid boats moonng against the T- heads, outSide of designated boat shps 12 Beach by Design The proposed townhomes are consistent with the Beach by Design gUidelines adopted February 15, 2001 by the City Specifically, under the heading Bnghtwater Finger Redevelopment, It states "Strateg les for Revitalization calls for the conversion of th IS area to three and four level townhouses and time shares RegulatIons should encourage development that IS consistent with redevelopment that occurs across the waterway" The purchasers of waterfront townhomes of this natu re expect to have amenities such as wet shps for their boats F" ^~,lr,,:ING & r:VELOPMENl c::- R\'I'~' c; 1""-'" r.... :1 ~ - 1l\'"'rf1 Jun 30 04 OS.151!1 SH[ lRD 7275( ,41 ~19-2aiW 13'2'SI 1'-.1 T.." 11) l*l ~ Dllf2llI1611. <>:l2IOlXJI02811 """FFl6lftj._I~by_""""'lt Qqlll L, ~ bq CHURCNIU.. 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"'"'\'-tl'e~ c, Woods Const/ting Environmental Permlttmg Marine Engmeermg Hydrogeology Land Plannmg June 29, 2004 322 RIdge Road Palm Harbor, FL 34683 Pat Sheppard 200 8nghtwater Dnve #1 Clearwater, Flonda 33767 ORIGINAL RE Benthic Survey for Bflghtwater Pomt CondominIums Located In Clearwater, Flonda Dear Mr. Sheppard As required by the City of Clearwater, Woods Consulting, Inc performed a BenthIc Survey for the Bflghtwater POint Condominiums Tern Skaplk, Senior Hydrogeologlst, performed the Benthic Survey on June 2, 2004 Seventeen transects were oflented perpendIcular to the seawall (see FIgure 1) and were swam to note the occurrence of sea grasses, worm tubules, fiSh, crabs, oysters, algaes, etc The survey area exhIbits a sand bottom wIth overlYing silts Barnacles (Balanomorpha) and oysters (Crassotrea vlrgln/ca) were present along the entire length of the eXIsting seawall from the mean high water line to the bay bottom The benthic survey shows that sparse to dense Manatee sea grass (Synngodwm filtforme) IS present at the locations shown on Figure 1 Transects 1, 3, 9, and 17 did not encounter sea grass Several echlnOlds (sea stars), soft corals, and worm tubules were also present along several of the transects and are shown on Figure 1 No other benthic organrsms were present at the time of the survey The dock design for the Bnghtwater POint Condominiums was designed to minimIZe any negative impacts to the eXIsting sea grass beds, If you have any questions, please call Xy/-<6kv"---_ Tern Skaplk Senior Hydrogeologlst Woods Consulting, Inc l6J~rc~~%7~'D-< AUG J ::J 2004 to PU\NNING & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES CITY or CLEA'lWATER \\Stallon2~roJecls\8rlglllwatef Point Condominiums (OB6-03)\Benlhlc survey wpd Office (727) 786-5747 Fax (727) 786-7479 Emal!. btUWOods@woodsconsultlng org 1:::l31 VMI:::lt'3TJ '-LlJ S:J~I^l:r:IS lN3V'jd0l3A30 'S :JNINNVld 0\ q ~ -l U. /" -." 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'" 39 sf EXIST./NG DOCK \ TOBEREMOVED J---- I I t# 214 BAIGHTWATER DRIVE \ PIN 08-029-~:::932-000-290 l'- ~SfEX7ST./NGDOCK / --- T ./'" '{OBEREMOVED / '" / I ~T28 '" lOT 27 # 209 BRIGHTWATER DRIVE ,;;:: # 205 BRIGHTWATER DRIVE I PIN 08-029-15-04932-000-28~ PIN 08-029-15-04932-000-270 357 sfEX4ST./NO DOCK TOBERBMOVED 8111Q ~.q~ II Oli'tv,s. -0- -e- o o 0 lOT 26 o o o o o 39tJ sfEXIST.lNO DOCKS TO BE .HEMOVED NOTE: ALL .EX7ST.lNG TlEPOLES TO BE REMOVELJ MTH DOCKS REVISION 1 8-17-04 BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS WOODS CONSULTING EXISTING CONDITIONS 322 RIDGE ROAD / PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 34683 W A E R I A L PH (727) 786-5747 FAX (727) 786-7479 ~n.EVA nONS REffRENQ: NG/IlJ-1929 TOTAL SQUARE FEET WATERWAY WIDTH WATERFRONT WIDTH MHW +1 3' MLW 2478 248'+ 369' -05' SHEET ....2..... SHOREUNE o [E~lE~Yl[Err H I J , AUG I ::J 2004 ll::; ."...,- f PLANNING & DEVELOPMENl SERVICES CITY OF CLEr"\RWATER P IBnghtwater Pomt Condommmms (088-03}\Cad F,le5\Current\master dwg. 8/1712004 9 14 16 AM SCALE 1"=50' MULTI-USE DOCK NOlF BOA T L/FlS TO BE INCL{jOEO IN PERMIT 1: J ~ LOT 29 # 214 BRIGHTWATER DRIVE / PIN 08-029-15-04932-000-290 'PRa.~~LJ ./0' II-ABC ARE ElIlIlGUlSHVl PKOP:. 'J4R Y ~OIST"='~ lCONSER VA 70N fIRE CAIIIIlm (11II) EASEME"NT LOT 28 " # 209 BRIGHTWATER DRIVE I PIN 08-029-15-04932-000-28~ NOTE: 7YRBIDITYClIRTAJNS 1f7ILLBEPLACELJAROONDALLLJOCKS TO BE CONSTRUCTELJ ANI) REMOVED. ALL ClITAINS fVERE NOT SHOUW- TO.M4KE LJRA WZVO VlEWABLE. 25% OF WATERWAY WIDTH REVISION I 8-17-04 BRI GH TW A TER POI N T CON DOM I N I U M S WOODS CONSULTING PROPOSED DOCKS \ l"- / / / """'-- LOT 26 LOT 27 # 205 BRIGHTWATER DRIVE PIN 08-029-15-04932-000-270 SP ARSE MANA TEE SEAGRASS 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 34683 PH (727)786-5747 FAX (727) 786-7479 o 1\E(clE~VllE rr~ I I' I, P.UG I ~ 2004 1 ~ / I L-,.... PLANNING & DEVElOPMENl SERVICES CITY OF CLEARWATEH Appltcotlon # :! ~ !:t :: e JVEIOHTELJ TlIRBIDDY ClIHZ TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WA TERWA Y WIDTH 248' + WATERFRONT WIDTH 369' MHW +1 3' MLW -05' "ELEVA TlONS REFERENCE NCj;()-!929 SHORELINE SHEET --....l... -"' ,~ P \Bnghtwale, Pom! COlldommlums (OB8-03)\Cad FlleslCunent\masle< d"s. 1lI1712004 9 12 04 AM SCALE 1"=20' MULTI-USE DOCK NOlE BOA T LIFlS TO BE INCLUDED IN PERMIT :, .9\:, <Q ApplIcatIon :.....,........ \ ....:' ...,..... ./'" . ,......... '. . '. '.......~ --. :r'OJ.:.- ., . ,..'. 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MAX ELEV = 100' 4,0'-5,0' PT ROPE STOPS HANDRAIL 5/4" SAWN IPE RAIUNG WI1ERE APPUCABLE 2' X I O' FT STRINGER MAX 200C 40 REf t 42" SEE SHEETS 4 & 5 MATCH SEAWALL ELEVATION COUNTERSINK ALL BOLTS ADJACENT TO BOAT SUPS L DOUBLE 2" X 10' FT STRINGER 40 R.ET All BOLTING TO BE 5/8" HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED CROSS BRACE 2"X 10'RC 25CCA ONE EACH SIDE IN WATER DEFfH OVER 8' 2' X 10' S4S 40 REf ONE EACH SIDE NOTE DECK BOARDS TO BE TRIMMED BOTH SIDES NOTE ALL INTERMEDIATE STRINGERS TO BE l..IIf JOINTED AT BENTS /3' TIP PIUNG 2 5 C C A R.ET SET BlJIT OOIf;1\J REVISION I 8-17-04 WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 34683 PH (727)786-5747 FAX (727)786-7479 BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS DOCK DETAILS c#ELEVA llONS REfTRENCE N(7/4)- 192.9 TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WA TERWA Y WIDTH 248' + WA TERFRONT WIDTH 369' MHW +1 3' MLW -OS' SHEET .....6..... SHORELINE I \O)~(C~~~~ Iff; \, J-\UG I :1 2[:04 L: ') PLANNING & DEVELOPMENl SERVICES CITY OF CLEARWATER -----' SCALE:NTS MULTI-USE DOCK ApplIcatIon NOlF BOA T L/FlS TO BE INCLt/OEO IN PERMIT Note/ lJty requfres !bat a Ugnt be p/aced at !be eod of eacn dock. (OFFI CAL USE ON L Y) r30'l RECYCLED PLASTIC CAPS ON ALL ~ EXPOSED PILE TIPS, FASTEN WITH S SNAILS (fYP ) MAX ELEV = 100' ALL BOLTING TO BE 5/8" HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED CROSS BRACE 2" X 10' R.C 25 C C A ONE EACH SIDE IN WATER DEPTH OVER 8' 2' X 10' PT STRINGER MAX 2 3' 0 C 40 RET SEE SHEETS 4 & 5 MATCH MAIN DOCK ELEVATION COUNTERSINK ALL BOLTS ADJACENT TO BOAT SUPS DOUBLE 2' X I O' PT STRINGER 40 REf 2' X 10' 54S 40 RET ONE EACH SIDE NOTE DECK BOARDS TO BE TRIMMED BOTH SIDES NOTE ALL INTERMEDIATE STRINGERS TO BE lAP JOINTED AT BENTS 8' TIP PILING 2 5 C CARET SET Bl1TT DO\M\J TYPICAL CATWALK NOTE CATWALK PILE BENT AT MAIN DOCK INTERSECTION TO HAVE DOUBLE PILE CM' ON WATERSIDE Of BENT INTERMEDIATE PILE BENT TO HAVE SINGLE CM' EACH SIDE OF BENT OUTBOARD PILE BENT TO HAVE DOUBLE PILE CAP ON MAIN DOCK SIDE, NO CM' ON WATERSIDE REVISION I 8-17-04 WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 34ti8J PH (727) 786-5747 FAX (727) 786-7479 BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS CA TWALK DETAILS TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY 'MDTH 248'+ WATERFRONT WIDTH 369' MHW +13' MLW -05' SHEET ~ ~ElEVA17ONS REfrRENCE NCJ1}-/929 :::\ lE (c lE ~ \~1 ~ ~I ~ AUG I ~ aJQ4 IL:) " ' SHORELINE \ , ' PLANNING & CEVELOPMENT SERVICES Cln' or CLU,hWA I t. '\ SCALE 1"=20' MULTI-USE DOCK NOff BOA T LIFlS TO BE INCLI/OEO IN PERM! T ApplicatIon DR \ G (OFFICAL USE ONLY) / PROPOSEIJ LEASE AI?EA =ti3tJ7 sf TOTAL LEASE AREA =J JtJ7tJ sf PREEM.PTEIJ ALLOWEO 3tJ:J==J ltJ7tJ sf 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 REVISION I 8-]7.04 WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR I-LORlDA 34683 PH (727)786-5747 FAX (727)786-7479 BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS PROPOSED LEASE AREA *ELEVA nONS REFERENCE NC/If)-!929 TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WA TERWA Y WIDTH 248' + WATERFRONT WIDTH 369' MHW +1 3' MLW -0::;' SH EEl ---6.... SHORELINE f-\UG \ ~ 2004 PLANNtNG & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES r- '......1 '-f'oD\;'j!lT~n I' VI ..............~ SCALE 1"=20' MULTI-USE DOCK NOlF BOAT LIFTS TO BE INCLUDED bY PERMIT Appltcotlon PROPOSED LEASE AREA=47tf.J sf TOTAL LEASEAJlEA=I/tJ70 sf PREEMPTED ALLO If/ED .JtJ:l=11tJ7tJ sf 12 13 10 11 o REVISION 1 8-17-04 WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 34683 PH (727) 786-5747 FAX (727) 786-7479 BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS PROPOSED LEASE AREA 'ELEVA llONS REffRENCE NC/lt}-!929 SHORELINE OE\lELOPMENl LAN1-lING & P c.,ERIJ\CES rln' OF CL~-- ---- -- \ \ \ 14 o - U1- TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY WIDTH 248'+ WA lERFRONT WIDTH 369' MHW +1 3' MLW -05' SH EET ---9..... '.. SCALE 1"=50' MULTI-USE DOCK NOlE BOA T L/FlS TO OE INCLUDED IN PERMIT ApplicatIon # (OFF1CAL USE ONLY) Manatee BasIcs for Boaters'. ... _~ _'" -lL':;: LOT 27 / # 205 BRIGHlWATER DRIVE / PIN 08-029-15-04932-000-270 / J - - NOMOa I / # 214 BRIGHlWATER DRIVE ~ AN M~~_-290 / ",AWARENESS SIGN '" LOT 28 '" # 209 BRIGHlWATER DRIVE I PIN 08-029-15-04932-000-2B~ VS/GN ~ :: M4NATkE A WARENE.fS SIaN e "" CA OTION .M4NATEE SIGN NOMOOlUNGSIGN CA lITION AL4NATE SIGN NOMOOlUNGS/GN , CAUTION ,I, ;~r" I~ : MA~~TEE AREA Prvlt."ChI'lX ;~~fl~~~~M '~~~~ J;: I ~.;=~~ c.- =':'~~ --~......~~ ~==.:--- ' ~--=~--:; ~....- -~::;-: ~ ' ~.=-.- ~ Note.' CIty requ/res IDat a ugnt be p/aced at IDe end of each dock. REVISION 1 8-17.04 BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PROPOSED DOCKS SIGNAGE PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 34683 PH (727) 186-5747 FAX (721)786-7479 <>El.EI/A nONS REFERENCE NCUJ-1929 TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY WIDTH 248'+ WATERFRONT WIDTH 369' MHW +1 3' MlW -0 s' SHEET .....1.Q. 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I .. 1l''''~i\ D4u0faal HlIhrt '"* f ..... 1* Pnm l,,~ lllDZ1* l My CommIHiIlG BlIJIm, '~" .....",.~,.. ~:1-io~~ m'~ E:lIlO d ~ I~-! ~1lll-'lt~..lU S.lilY l3l1 I ~ !a~'/IIm-....J i l~ 5~ 10-li.n Page 1 of 1 Wells, Wayne From Wells, Wayne Sent Tuesday, May 30,2006 1036 AM To 'Bill Woods' Subject RE Bnghtwater POint Question to City re Light on End of Dock Bill - The approval of FLD2004-06046 was conditioned on the followmg condition "Thai lighting be Installed al the ends of th e docks 10 make the docks more vISible to both recreatlo nal boaters and to s II p owners fl nd Ing thel r slip s at night" Since you Indicate there IS a light on top of each electrical pedestal, It would seem this meets the requirement of this condition, so long as the lights are on during dark hours Wayne -----Onglnal Message----- From: Bill Woods [mallto,blllwoods@woodsconsultlng org] Sent: Tuesday, May 30,20069,08 AM To: Wells, Wayne Cc: Tern Skaplk@WoodsConsultmg, Sherry Bagley, Michel Laue; Kyle Myrmel; Dianne Magee; Bill Woods Jr; Avery Cyr, HOlly Hauser Subject: Bnghtwater Pomt Question to CIty re light on End of Dock Wayne One of my contractors called and asked about the City's requirement that a light be placed on the end of the dock Wayne, we place electrical pedestals on the docks, one for every two boat slips The pedestals have a light on top of them that IS on a common circUit and the circUit IS controlled by either a timer or a photocell Thus, the dock IS well lit at mght Please advise If this will suffice for your lighting requirement Thanks, Bill Woods Bill Woods Woods Consulting 1714 County Road 1, S Ulle 22 Dunedin, FL 34698 Phone (727)786-5747 Fax (727) 786-7479 b Illwood s@woodsconsultlng...Q[Q. 5/30/2006 Woods cOnsuting EnVIronmental Permlttmg Manne Engmeermg Hydrogeology Land Plannmg 1714 County Road 1, SUite 22 Dunedin, FL 34698 February 17, 2006 Wayne Wells CIty of Clearwater Senior Planner Planning Department 100 South Myrtle SUite #200 Clearwater, Florrda 33756-5520 Re Bnghtwater POInt 205,209 and 214 Bnghtwater Dnve Case FLD2004-06046 Dear Wayne ConditIon 4 of the CondItions of Approval for the above referenced FLD requires caples of the SWFWMD permIt, the Army Corps permIt and the DEP submerged land lease be provided to the cIty pnor to commencement of construction These documents are enclosed We would like to thank you for your assIstance and adVisement dunng the permitting process for thiS project Tern Skaplk Woods Consultmg cc Pat Sheppard (via fax) ~~~~~~~ n \ l,' ) I n \ rES 2 2 2006 ',:,.- . ~/",",il ~ ~ _.".-.~ L --- pi .....i-lq;' ~'3 f" [,-- ,I cLOPMENT ~ s~r~\ I(~S TY or: CLEAR.'l/ATEA d , , I , \ P IBnghtwater Pomt Condommlums (088-03)IBrtghtwater Pomt 68 copies of permIts to cIty of clearwater L Office' (727) 786-5747 Fax (727) 786~7479 EmaJl blllwoods@woodsconsultlng org An Eqval OpPorlunlly [mptoy.' Watson L, Haynnn Chair. Plnellas Heidi 8, McCree Vice Chair. HlIIsborough Ju d 11Il C Wh ltthta d Secretary, Hernan~o Talm.d.t 0 "Jelry" RIot Tleasurer. Pasco l!.dwllrd W, Chance Manatee Jennifer I, CIOlllhty HlllsoQrough Nell Comb.' Polk Thomu 0, Dabne)' Saresota Janet D, Kovaoh HlIls\lorough Todd Pr.uman Plnellas Plitt)' C Symona DeS 010 Dllvld L, Moore E~ec utlve Dllectol O_nll A, HIIllth Assistant E~acutlve DlreClOr Wllnam S, BIlllnk)' General Counsel Southwest Florida Water Ma_nagement District "- - , .. --- _....~-n~;!J!III'.~-- -~b!t..~l'~Jjr~"" Bartow Service OW ce L. CII ntll Salvi c. Ollie II 170 Century Boulevard 3600 Wesl Sovereign Palh Bartow Florida 33830 7700 Sulta 226 1863) 534 1448 or Lecanto Florida 34461 8070 1 800492-7862 (Fl only) 13521 527 8131 SUNCOM 572 6200 SUNCOM 667 3271 f7J~v 2379 Broe d Street, Brooksvllle, Florida 34604 6899 (352) 796 nil 011800-423-1476 (Fl only) SUNCOM 6284150 TOO only 1-8002316103 (FL only) 01'1 the Interne! at WatelMatters org Sa raocla Sarvlea Ofllev TamplI Sarvlee Olfln 6750 FtullVllle Road 7 6011i1g~way 301 North Sarasota. Florlca 34240 9711 Tampa, Florida 33637 6759 (9411 .. 77 3722 or (813) 985 748l or 1 BOO 320 3503 1 FL only) 1 800 8360797 (FL only) SUN COM 531 6900 SUNCOM 578 2070 June 28, 2005 Pal Sheppard Bnghtwater POint. LLC 200 Bnghtwater Drive, Unit 1 Clearwater, FL 33767 l~ tQ)~)7' Consolidated NotIce of Final Agency Action for Approval Environmental Resource Permit Individual Construction and Sovereignty Lands Standard Lease Permit No 43024045002 BOT File No, 520338143 SOY Record No ' 544 00 Project Name Brlghtwater POint Condominiums Docks County Plnellas SeclTwp/Rge 08/29S/15E Dear Mr Sheppard Subject The EnVIronmental Resource permit and ProprIetary AuUlorlzatlon referenced above was approved by the District Governing Board subject to all terms and conditions set forth In the permit The District has requested that the Department of Environmental Protection's Recurrmg Revenue Section of the Bureau of Public land Administration prepare the Standard lease instrument. A permit conditIOn prohibits construction on the sovereign submerged lands untillhls Instrument has been fuily executed The enclosed approved construction plans are part of the permit, and construction must be In accordance With these plans If you have questions concerning the permit. please contact Paul R Yosler, P E , at the Tampa Service Office, extenSion 2046 For assistance With enVIronmental concerns, please contact Patricia A Frantz, extension 2054 ~y, W/lffi BJ Ja~ D"Q,- - {; Records and Data Department ~~ -~~ BJJ.elb Enclosures cclene Approved Permit w/Condltlons Attached Approved Construction Drawmgs Statement of Completion Notice of Authorization to Commence Construction File of Record 43024045002 Richard WaSilewski, P E Blil Woods, Woods Consulting, Inc. Dale Adams, Department of EnVironmental Protection US Army Corps of Engineers SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT CONSOLIDATED ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE PERMIT (ERP) AND SOVEREIGN SUBMERGED lAND AUTHORIZATION (SL) INDIVIDUAL CONSTRUCTION SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS PERMIT NO. 43024045,002 AND SOVEREIGNTY LANDS STANDARD LEASE PERMIT ISSUE DATE June 28,2005 This permit, issued under the provIsions of Chapter 373, Flonda Statutes, (F S ), and Chapter 400-4, Florida Administrative Code. (F A C), authorizes the Permittee to perform the work outlined herein and shown by the applicatIon, approved drawings, plans, and other documents, attached hereto and kept on file at the Southwest Florida Water Management District (District) Authorlzallon is granted to use sovereign submerged lands as outlined herein and shown by the application, approved drawings, plans, and other documents attached hereto and kept on file at the District under the provIsions of Chapters 253 and 258, F,S , and Chapters 18-20 and 1 8~21, F AC" as well as the poliCies of the Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund (Board of Trustees) This approval does not disclaim any title interests that the Board of Trustees may have in the project site Any subsequent authorizations by the Board of Trustees or Its designated agents may contain conditIOns necessary to satisfy the fl due lary res ponslblll tl es of th e Board of Trus lees as well as oth er applicable statutory or rule requirements Implemented by the Department of Environmental Protection's DIvision of State Lands or other governmental agencies authorized by FlOrida Statutes. All construction, operation, and maintenance of the surface water management system authorized by this permit shall occur In compliance with Florida Statutes and Administrative Code and the conditions of this permit PROJECT NAME: Brlghtwater POint Condominiums Docks Bnghtwater Point, lLC 200 Brlghtwater Drive, Unit 1 Clearwater, FL 33767 ABSTRACT: ThiS project Involves the constru a 14-sllp docking faCility In PlnelJas County on Clearwater Harbor, approximately one mile no west the Memorial Causeway Bridge The faCility Is proposed as an amenity to multi-family resl entia velopment currently under construction on adjacent uplands. Information regarding the surface water ma agement system, 100 year-floodplain and wetlands Is contained In the tables below GRANTED TO: Op, & MAINT ENTITY' Bnghtwater Point, LLC S DUw~ COUNTY: Plnellas WATERBODY NAME: Clearwater Harbor AQUATIC PRESERVE: Plnellas County SECfTWP/RGE' 08/29S/15E TOTAL ACRES OWNED OR UNDER CONTROL: 0,76 PROJECT SIZE; 0,76 Acre LAND USE: Multl.family Residential CATE APPLICATION FILED: July 6,2004 AMENDED DATE: January 10, 2005 Permit No: 43024045,002 Project Name' Brlghtwater Point Condominiums Docks Page 2 Water Quantity/Quality Neither water quantity attenuation nor water quality trealment is required Hydrographic studies demonstrate that flushing time (the time reqUIred to reduce the concentration of a conservative pOllutant to ten percent of Its anginal concentration) for the marIna basin is approximately four days, generally the maximum that IS deSirable for docking faCilitIes Pollutants leaving the docking faCility are expected to adequately disperse In the receiving water body so as not to significantly affect existing ambient water quality. No fueling or sewage pump-out faCilities are proposed A mixing zone IS not required, A variance IS not reqUlfed, II. 100-Year Floodplain Encroachment Acre-Feet of fill 000 Compensation Acre-Feet of excavation 000 Encroachment Result feet N/A iil Environmental ConSiderations Wetland Information: WETLAND NO TOTAL NOT TEMPORARIL Y PERMANENTL Y AC, IMPACTED DISTURBED DESTROYED AC. AC. AC, Clearwater 068 068 000 0.00 Harbor TOTAL 0.68 068 0,00 000 Comments: There IS 0,68 acre of tidal sea grass and open water of Clearwater Harbor Within the project area The Permittee Will remove 5 eXlsllng docks and construct two docking facilities to accommodate 14 new boat slips Access walkways to the proposed docks will be through unvegetated portions of open water area to avoid a ny impacts to eXlstmg sea grass The 14-slip dock will be constructed water ward of the sea grass beds and over open waters that are deep enough to allow the boats access to the docks The Permittee will construct 11 artificial reef balls adjacent to the docks to provide additional fish habltal, along with provldmg manatee education boards and manatee awareness signs on the docks In addition to these Improvements the Permittee Will prOVide a 10-fool proprietary conservation easement along the entire upland shoreline as reasonable assurance that the proposed project 1s In the Interest of the public, EXIsting natural resources Will not be impacted and no weiland mitigation Is reqUIred, Proprietary authorization for activities over subm erged lands Will be obtained, pursuant to Chapter 18-21, FAC Watershed Name. Upper Coastal Drainage A regulatory conservation easement IS not required Permit No' 43024045,002 Project Name: Snghtwaler Pomt Condominiums Docks Page 3 IV, Sovereign Submerged Lands, ACTIVITY PREEMPTED AREA DREDGED NO. OF SLIPS Dock, 11,070 square feet o 00 cubiC yards 14 Not Marginal, 3 sllps'or more TOTALS, 11,070 souare feet 0,00 cubiC yards 14 Shoreline Length 369 feet A proprietary conservation easement Is required SPECIFIC CONDITIONS If the ownership of the project area covered by the subject permitls diVided, with someone other than the Permittee becoming the owner of part of the project area, this permit shall terminate, pursuant to Section 400-1 6105, FA C In such Situations, each land owner shall obtain a permit (which may be a modification of this permit) for the land owned by that person This condition shall not apply to the diVISion and sale of lots or units In resldentla! subdiVIsions or condominiums 2 Unless specified otherwise herein, two copies of allmformatlon and reports required by this permit shall be submitted to, Tampa Regulation Department Southwest Florida Water Management Dlstnct 7601 U $, Highway 301 North Tampa, FL 33637-6759 The permit number, title of report or Information and event (for recurring report or Information submittal) shall be Identified on all Information and reports submitted, 3 The Permittee shall retam the design engineer, or other professional engineer registered In Flonda, to conduct on-site observations of construction and aSSist with the as-bUilt certification requirements of thiS project The Permittee shallmform the District In writing of the name, address and phone number of the profeSSional engineer so employed This Information shall be submitted prior to construction 4, Within 30 days after completion of construction of the permitted activity, the Permittee shall submit to the Tampa Service Office a written statement of completion and certlf!cation by a registered profeSSional engineer or other appropriate Individual as authorized by law, utilizing the required Statement of Completion and Request for Transfer to Operation Entity form Idenllfled In Chapter 400.1 659, FA C" and signed, dated and sealed as-buill draWings, The as-bUIlt drawings shall Identify any deViations from the approved construction draWings, 5 The District reserves the right, upon prior notice to the Permittee, to conduct on-site research to assess the pollutant removal efficiency of the surface water management system, The Permittee may be reqUired to cooperate In this regard by allOWing on-site access by District representatives, by allowing the Installation and opsrslton of testing and mOMonng equipment, and by allowing other assistance measures as needed on SIte Permit No.. 43024045,002 Project Name' Brlghtwater POint Condominiums Docks Page: 4 6 Manatee protection dUring construction shall be provided by the follOWing' A The Permittee shall instruct all personnel associated with the project of the potential presence of manatees and the need to avoid Collisions with manatees All construction personnel are responsible for momtonnq water-related activities to determine the presence of manatees B The Permittee shall advise all construction personnel that there are Civil and Criminal penalties for harming, haraSSing, or killing manatees which are protected under the Manne Mammal Protection Act of 1972, The Endangered Species Act of 1973, and the Flonda Manatee Sanctuary Act C TurbIdity barriers shall be made of material In which manatees cannot become entangled, properly secured, and regularly monitored to avoid manatee entrapment Barriers must not block manatee entry to or eXit from essential habitat o All vessels associated WIth the construction project shall operate at "no wake/idle" speeds at all times while In the construction area and while In water where the draft of the vessel prOVides less than a four-foot clearance from the bottom Ail vessels WIll follow routes of deep water whenever pOSSible ' E If manatees are seen within 100 xards of the active construction/dredging operation or vessel movement, all appropriate precautions shall be Implemented to ensure protection of the manatee, These precautions shall Include the operation of all moving equipment no closer than 50 feet of a manatee Any equIpment closer than 50 feet of a manatee must Immediately cease operation ActiVities Will not resume until the manatees has departed the project area of Its own Voiltlon F Any colliSion With or Injury to a manatee shall be reported immediately to the Flonda Fish and Wildlife Conservation CommissIon's Holllne aI1-888-404-FWCC ColliSion or Injury should also be reported to the U,S, Fish and Wildlife Service in Jacksonville (1 -904-232. 2580) for north Florida or Vero Beach (1-561 -562-3909) for south Florida G Temporary signs concerning manatees shall be posted prior to and dUring all constructlon/dredgmg actiVities, All signs shall be removed by the Permittee upon completion of the project A sIgn measunng at least 3 feet by 4 feet which reads "CautIon Manatee Area" must be posted In a location prominently VISible to water related construction crews, A second sign must be posted If vessels are associated With the construction, and must be VISible to the vessel operator, The second sign must be at least 8 ~ Inches by 11 Inches which reads "Caution Manatee Habitat Idie speed Is required If operating a vessel In the construction area Any equipment closer than 50 feet of a manatee must Immediately cease operation, Any collision or Injury to a manatee shall be reported Immediately to the Flonda Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commissions' Hotline at1-888-404-FWCC (1-888-404-3922) " 7, Permanent manatee warning and Information signs ("Manatee BaSICS for Boaters" and "West Indian Manatee Fact Sheet") shall be Installed (facing land) and maintained at Boat Docks prior to beneficial use or operation of that faCility The Permittee shall contact the Flonda Department of Environmental Protection, DWlslon of Marine Resources, Protected Species Management (620 South MerIdIan Street, OES-BPS, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1600) for manatee warning and information sign location requirements Manatee Warnmg and Information signs and pilings shall be maintained, In a manner acceptable to the Dlstrlel, for the life of the facility by the Permittee or the operation and maintenance entity Permit No: Project Name Page: 43024045002 8rrghtwater Point Condominiums Docks 5 8 The Dlstnct, upon prior notice to the PermIttee, may conduct on-site Inspections to assess the effectiveness of the erosion control barners and other measures employed to prevent vlolatlons of state water quality standards and avoid downstream lmpacts Such barriers or other measures should control discharges, erOSion, and sediment transport during construction and thereafter, The Dlstnct will also determine any potential environmental problems that may develop as a result of leaVing or removing the barriers and other measures dunng construction or after construction of the project has been completed, The Permittee must prOVide any remedial measures that are needed, 9 This permit is Issued based upon the deSign prepared by the PermIttee's consultant. If at any lime It IS determined by the Dlstnct that the Conditions for Issuance of Permits In Rules 400- 4,301 and 400.4302, F A C , have not been mel, upon written notice by the DistrICt. the Permittee shall obtain a permit modification and perform any construction necessary there under to correct any defiCiencies In the system deSign or construction to meet District rule criteria The Permittee IS advised that the correction of defiCiencies may reqUIre re.constructlon of the surface water management system andlor mitigation areas 10 The District has requested that the Department of EnVIronmental Protection's Recurring Revenue Section of the Bureau of Land Administration prepare the Standard Lease Instrument Construction on sovereign submerged lands shall not begin until tI,ls Instrument has been executed to the satisfactIOn of the District 11 , T he Perm Ittee shall reduce pate ntlal poll uta nt load s to the rece ivlng water by im pi e m entl n g the following best management practices for the docking facility' live aboards and non.recreatlona! boats shall be prohibited, Daytime mooring of boats In locations not designated as slips on the construction plans shall be prohibIted, Fish cleaning stations shall be prohibited GENERAL CONDITIONS 1 The general conditions attached hereto as Exhibit "A" are hereby Incorporated Into this permit by reference and the Permittee shall comply With them PROPRIETARY GENERAl.. CONDITIONS The genera! conditions attached hereto as Exhibit "8" are hereby Incorporated by reference and the F'ermltlee shall comply With them, ~re EXHIBIT "An All activities shall be Implemented as set forth In the plans, specifications and performance criteria as approved by this permit Any deviation from the permitted activity and the conditions for undertaking that activity shall constitute a violation of this permit 2 This permit or a copy thereof, complete with all conditions, attachments, llxhlbltS, and modifications, shall be kept at the work slte of the permitted activity The complete permit shall be available for review at the work site upon request by District staff The permittee shall require the contractor to review the complete permit prior to commencement of the activity authorized by this permIt 3 For general permits authoriZIng inCidental site activities, the follOWing limiting general conditions shall also apply' a If the deCISion to issue the associated indiVidual permit IS not final within 90 days 01 Issuance of the Incidental site activitIes permit, the site must be restored by the permIttee WIthIn 90 days after notification by the District Restoration must be completed by re-contourlng the dIsturbed site to prevIous grades and slopes re~establlshlng and maintaining sUitable vegetation and eroSion control to provide stabilized hyd ra ull c cond Itlons The peri od for completing restoration may be exten d ed If req uested by the perm Ittee and determ I ned by the 0 IS tnct to be warranted due to ad verse wea ther cond Itlons or other good cause In addition, the permittee shall Institute stabilization measures for NOSlon and sediment control as soon as practicable, but In no case more than 7 days after notification by the District b The Incidental site activities are commenced at the permittee's own risk The Governing Soard Will not consider the monetary costs associated with the InCidental site actiVities or any potential restoration costs In makmg ItS deCISIon to approve or deny the Individual enVIronmental resource permit application Iss ua nce of this perm It shall not I n any way be construed as comm Itm e nt to Issue the a ssoctated Indlvld uat environmental resource permit 4 ActiVities approved by thiS permit shall be conducted In a manner whIch does not cause Violations of state water quality standards The permittee shall Implement best management practices for eroSion and a pollution control to prevent Violation of state water quality standards Temporary erosion control shall be Implemented pnor to and during construction, and permanent control measures shall be completed Within 7 days of any construction activity. Turbidity barriers shall be Installed and maintained at all locations where the POSSibility of transfemng suspended solIds Into the receiving waterbody eXists due to the permitted work. Turbidity barriers shall remain In plaee at all locahons until construction is completed and SOils are stabilized and vegetation has been establlshed Thereafter the permittee shall be responsible for the removal of the barriers Thll permittee shall correct any erosion or shoaling that causes adverse Jmpacts to the water resources 5 Water quality data for the water discharged from the permlllee's property or mto the surface waters of the slate shall be submitted to the DIstrict as reqUired by the permit Analyses shall be performed accordmg to procedures outline din the cu rrent editIon of Stand ard Method s fo r the Examination of Water and Wastewater by the Amenca n Public Health ASSOCiation or Methods for Chemical Analyses of Water and Wastes by the U S, EnVironmental Protection Agency If water quality dala are reqUired, the permittee shall prOVide data as reqUIred on volumes of water discharged, including total volume discharged dUring the days of sampling and total monthly volume diS- charged from the property or Into surface waters of the slate ERP General Conditions Individual (Construction, Conceptual, MItigatIon Banks), General, Incidental Site Activities, MInor Systems Page 1 of 3 41 OO.023{03/04) 6 District staff must be notlfled In advance of any proposed construction dewatering If the dewatering activity Is likely to result In offsite discharge or sediment transport Into wetlands or surface waters, a written dewatering plan must either have been submitted and approved with the permit application or submitted to the District as a permit pnar to the dewatenng event as a permit modification A water use permit may be reqUired prior to any use exceeding the thresholds In Chapter 40D.2, FA C 7 StablllzaUon measures shall be Initiated for eroSion and sedIment control on disturbed areas as soon as practicable In portions of the site where construction actiVities have temporarily or permanently ceased, but In no case more than 7 days after the construction activity In that portion of the site has temporarily or permanently ceased 8 Off.slte discharges during construction and development shall be made only through the faCilities authorized by thiS permit Water discharged from the project shall be through structures having a mechanism SUitable for regulating upstream stages Stages may be subject to operating schedules satisfactory to the District 9 The permittee shall complete construction of all aspects of the surface water management system, mcludlng wetla nd com pen s alion (gradm g, mul chmg, p I a ntlng), wa te r quality treatment features, and discharge co ntrol faCIlities prior to benefiCial occupancy or use of the development beIng served by thiS system 10 The followmg shall be properly abandoned and/or removed In accordance With the applicable regulations a Any eXisting wells In the path of construction shall be properly plugged and abandoned by a licensed well contractor b Any eXisting septIc tanks on site shall be abandoned at the beglnnmg of construction c Any eXisting fuel storage tanks and fuel pumps shall be removed at the beginning of construction 11 All sunace water management systems shall be operated to conserve water In order to maintain environmental quality and resource protection, to Increase the effiCiency of transport, application and use, to decrease waste, 10 minimiZe unnatural runoff from the property and to minimiZe dewatenng of off site property 12 At least 48 hours pnor to commencement of actIvity authorized by thiS permit, the permittee shall submit to the Dlstnct a written notification of commencement Indicating the actual start date and the expected completion date 13 Each phase or Independent portion of the permitted system must be completed In accordance With the permitted plans and permit conditIons pTlor to the occupation of the site or operallon of SIte Infrastructure located Within the area served by that portion or phase of the system Each phase or Independent portion of the system musl be completed In accordance With the permitted plans and permit conditions pTlor to transfer of responSibility for operation and maintenance of that phase or portion of the system to a local government or other responSible entIty 14 WithIn 30 days after completIon of construction of the permitted actIvity, the permIttee shall submIt a written statement of completion and certificatIon by a registered prOfessional engmeer or other appropriate IndiVIdual as authorized by law, utilizing the required Statemenl of Completion and Request for Transfer to Operation Entity form I dentlfled in Cha pter 40 D-1 , F A C Add Itlona Ily, If d eVlatl on from the approved draWl ngs a re dIscovered durl ng the certlficallon process the certIfIcatIon must be accompanied by a copy of the approved permit drawings WIth deVIatIons noted ERP General Conditions I nd IV I d ua I (C 0 n structlon, Con ceptua I, M It! g atlon Ban ks), Ge n e ra I, Incidental SIte Activities, Minor Systems Page 2 of 3 41 00-023(03/04) 15 This pe rmlt IS valid 0 nly for the specific process as, operations and des Igns Ind Icated on th e a pp roved drawings or exhibits submitted In support of, the permit appllcallOn Any substantial devIation from the approved drawings, eXhibits, specIficatIOns or permit conditions, Includmg construction within the tolalland area but outside the approved project area(s), may constitute grounds for revocation or enforcement action by the District, unless a modification has been applied for and apprqved Exampies of substantial deviations Include excavation of ponds, ditches or sump areas deeper than shown on the approved plans 16 The operation phase of this penl1ll shall not become effectIVe until the permittee has compiled with the requirements of the conditions herein, the Dlstnct determines the system to be In compliance with the permitted plans, and the entity approved by the District accepts responsibility for operation and maintenance of the system The permIt may not be transferred to the operatIon and maintenance entity approved by the Dlstnct until the operation phase of the permit becomes effective Following InspectIon and approval of the permitted system by the District, the permittee shall request transfer of the permit to the responsible operation and maintenance entity approved by the Dlstnct, If different from the permittee, Until a transfer Is approved by the District, the permittee shall be liable for compliance with the terms of the permit 17 Should any other reg ulatory agency req ulre cha n 9 es to the permitted system, the Dlstnct sh a II be notlfi ed of the changes prior to Implementation so that a determination can be made whether a permIt modification IS required 18 ThiS permit does not eliminate the necessity to obtain any reqUIred federal, state, local and speCial District a utn onzatlon s I nclu ding a determl nation of the proposed actl vltles' compliance with the applicable comprehen slve plan prior to the start of any activity approved by thiS permit 19 ThiS permit does not convey to the permittee or create In the permittee any property right, or any Interest In real property, nor does II authorize any entrance upon or activities on property which Is not owned or controlled by the pe rmltlee, or convey any rI gh ts or prl vlleg es olh er tha n th ose s peclfia d In th e permit and Chapter 400-4 or Ch a pter 400-40, F,A C 20 The permittee shall hold and save the District harmless from any and all damages, claims, or liabilities which may anse by reason of the activities authorized by the permit or any use of the permitted system 21 Any delineatIon of the extent of a wetland or other surface water submitted as part of the permit application, including plans or other supportmg documentation, shall not be consIdered bmdlng unless a speclfie eondltlon of thiS permit or a formal determInation under section 373 421 (2), F S , provides otherwise 22 The permittee shall notify the Dlstrrct In writing Within 30 days of any sale, conveyance, or other transfer of ownership or control of the permitted system or the real property at which the permitted system IS located, All transfers of owners hI p or transfers of a perm It are su bJect 10 th e req WIre menls of Ru Ie 400-4,351, F ,A C The permIttee transfernng the permit shall remain liable for any corrective actIons that may be reqUired as a result of any permIt Violations prior to such sale, conveyance or other transfer 23 Upon reasonable notice to the permittee, District authOrized staff with proper IdentifIcation shall have permISSion to enter, Inspect, sample and test the system 10 Insure conformity with Dlstnct rules, regulations and conditions of the permits 24 If histOrical or archaeological artifacts are discovered at any time on the project site, the permittee shall Immediately notify the District and the Flonda Department of State, DIVISion of Historical Resources 25 The permittee shall Immediately notify the District In wfitmg of any previously submitted information that IS later discovered to be Inaccurate ERP General Conditions IndivIdual (Construction, Conceptual, Mltlgatlon Banks), General, Incidental Site ActIvIties, Minor Systems Page 3 of 3 41 00-023(03/04) EXHIBIT "8" Authorization s are valid Only for the specified activity or use Any unauthorized deviation fro m the specifIed actIVity or use an d the cond Illons for u nderta ki ng tha t activity or use shall constitute a violation. Violation of the authorization shaH result In suspension or revocation of the grantee's use of the sovereignty submerged land unless cured to the satisfaction of the Board 2 Authorizations convey no Iltle to sovereignty submerged land or water column, nor do they constitute recognition or acknowledgment of any other person's title 10 such land or water 3 Authorizations may be modified, suspended or revoked In accordance with their terms or tne remedies provided in Sections 25304 and 25846, F S , or Chapter 18-14, F,A C 4 Structures or activities shall be constructed and used to aVOid or minimize adverse Impacts to sovereignty submerged lands and resources, 5 Construction, use, or operation of tne structure or activity shall not adversely affect any species which Is endangered, threatened or of special concern, as listed in Rules 68A-27 003, 68A-27.004, and 68A~ 27.005, FA C 6. Structures or activities shall not unreasonably Interfere With riparian rights When a court of competent JU flSdlctl on d eterm Ines that ri par Ian rights have bee n u nlawfu Ily affected, the s tructu re or activity s ha 11 be modified In accordance with the court's deCISion 7. Structures or activities shall not create a naVigational hazard. 8 Structures shall be malntalned In a functional condition and shall be repaired or removed If they become d Ilap Idated to such an extent that they are no Ion ger fu nctlonal This s hall not be co n s tru ad to pro h Iblt the repair or replacement subject to the proviSions of Rule 18-21 005, F ,A C., wlthm one year, of a structure damaged in a discrete event such as a storm, flood, accident, or fife, 9 Structures or actiVities shall be constructed, operated, and malntamed solely for water dependent purposes, or for non-water dependent actiVities authorized under paragraph 18-21 004(1 )(f), F A C., or any other applicable law Proprietary AuthorIzation General Conditions Page 1 (05/04) ~ " iIJ STATEMENT OF COMPLETION AND REQUEST FOR TRANSFER TO OPERATION ENTITY SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WA TER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT 2379 BROAD STREET I BROOKSVILLE, FL 34604-6899 (352) 796 7211 OR FLORIDA WATS 1 (800) 423 1476 Wlthm 30 days after completIOn of constructIOn of the surface water management system, the owner or autbonzed agent must obtain the orlgmal plus one copy of this form and two complete sets of cerhfied as-bUIlt drawmgs for the surface water management system structures and appurtenances Upon recelpt, this Statement of CompletIOn Will be reviewed and the system may be mspected for comphanee with the approved permlt and as-built drawmgs The operahon phase of IhlS permit is effective when the Statement of CompletIOn form IS sIgned by an authonzed DIstrict representative 1. SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM INFORMATION: Permit No,: County: Project Name: Permittee: Address: City, State, Zip: Telephone: { 2. I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT (please choose accurately and check only one box): [ J A At the lime of final Inspection, the surface water management system was completed substantially in accordance with the permltted constructIOn plans and mformahon Any mmor deviations from the penTIlttmg plans and speclficahons Wlll not prevent the system from functlonmg In comphance with the reqUIrements of Chapters 400-4 and 400-40, or 400-45, or 400-6, Florida AwmDlstrative Code (F A C ) (The as.bUllt drawmgs and mformatlOn submitted to the DIstrict shall confirm this certlficatlOn) [ ] B. At the time of final mspectlOn, the system was NOT completed In substantial canfonnance With the penmtted construction plans and mfortnatlOn (The regIstered professlOoal engmeer shall descnbe the devlallOn(s) in wntmg, and provide confinmng depIction on the as-built drawings and mformatlon ) ThlS certificatIOn shall be verified by TWO COPIES of attached "as-bUIlt" drawmgs (as-bUilt drawmgs must be signed, dated and sealed by a F10nda Registered ProfessIOnal Engmeer or ProfesslOnal Land Surveyor and Mapper, as reqUlred by State Law) By: Signature of Engineer of Record Name (please type) Fla, P,E, Reg. No, · AFFIX SEAL · Company Name Date: mmldd/yyyy 10 rm It Company Address Phone:<---.J City, State, Zip Page I 00 FORM 547.27/S0C (06/00) Rule 400-1.659, F A C I AS-b.)IL T DRAWINGS AND INFQRMA TION CHEl,h1.IST Following IS a list of mfonnatlon that IS to be verified and suhmllted by the Engmeer of Record In support of the Statement of CompletIOn On behalf of the perm I ttee, the Engmeer shall certify that a At the time of final mspecl1On, the surface water management system was completed substantially 10 accordance With the pennitled constructIOn plans and mfonnatlon, Any mmor devlallOns from the permitting plans and speClficalions will not prevent the system from functlOmng m eomphance with the requIrements of Chapters 400-4 and 400-40, or 400-45, or 400-6, F A C (The as-bullt draw lOgS and mfonnatlOn submJlted to the Dlstncl shall confinn thiS certlficallon, or b, At the time of final IOspectlOn, the system was NOT completed 10 substanlial conformance with the permitted construcl1on plans and mformatlOn (The reglstered professional engmeer shall descnbe the devlahon(s) m WTlllOg, and provide confirmlOg depictIOn on the as-bUilt drawings and mfonnatlon ) 2 The Engmeer's certificatIOn shall be based upon on-Slte observation of constructIOn (scheduled and conducted by the professIOnal engmeer of record or by a project representalive under direct supervisIOn) and review of as-bUll t drawmgs, With field measurements and venficallon as needed, for the purpose of detenmnmg If the work was completed m accordance With ongmal pennltted construction plans, mformatlOn and speCificatIons 3, The as-bUilt drawings are to be based on the DIstrict permitted constructIOn drawmgs reVised to reflect any changes made dUring constructIOn Both the orlgmal deSign and constructed condlllon must be clearly shown The plans need to be clearly labeled as "as-bUilt" or "record" drawmgs As reqUired by law, all surveyed dunenslOns and elevallons required shall be venfied and SIgned, dated and sealed by a Flonda regIstered profeSSional surveyor and mapper or profeSSIOnal englOeer. The followmg mformatlOn, at a mmlmwn, shall be venfied on the as-built drawlOgs, and supplemental documents If needed a Discharge structures - LocatIOns, dimenSIons and elevalions of aU, mc1udmg weirS, onfices, gates, pumps, pipes, and 011 and grease skimmers, b Side bank and underdralO filters, or exfiltratlOn trenches - locations, dimenSIons and elevatIOns of all, lOc1uding clean-outs, pIpes, connections to control structure,s and pomts of discharge to recelvmg waters, c Storage areas for treatment and attenuatIon - dlmenslOns, eleval1ons, contours or cross-sections of aU, suffiCIent to determine stage-storage relatIOnships of the storage area and the permanent pool depth and volume below the control elevatIOn for normally wet systems, d System grading - dImenSIOns, eleval1ons, contours, final grades or cross-sectIOns to detemllne contnbutmg dramage areas, flow ouectlOns and conveyance of runoff to the system dIscharge POlOt(S), e Conveyance - dimenSions, elevatIOns, contours, final grades or cross-sectIOns of systems utilized to dIver! off-Site runoff around or through the new system, f Water levels - eXlstmg water elevatlOn(s) and the date determmed, g, Benchmark(s) -Iocallon and descnptlon (mlOlmum of one per major water control structure); and h Wetland mlhgatlOn or restoration areas - Show the plan vIew of all areas, deplctmg a spatial dlstributlOn of plantings conducted by zone (If plantings are required by penmt), With a list showmg all species planted 10 each zone, numbers of each speCies, Sizes, daters) planted and idenllficallon of source of matenal, also prOVide the dimenSIOns, elevallons, contours and representatIVe cross-sections deplctmg the construction, 4 Submit the final subdlVlslOn plat or other legal documents, as recorded m the cOWlly pubhe records, ShOW1Og dedicated rights-of-way, easement 10catlOns and special use areas that are reserved for water management purposes and conl1ouing operatJOn and mamtenance S, AdditIOnal information WIll be shown on the as-bUlIt drawmgs or otherwise proVIded as needed to verify and support the Statement of Completion (example home owners aSSOCiation final documents, and other Items reqUired by permlttmg conditions,) FORM 547,27/S0C (06/00) Page 3 of 3 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT CORPS OF ENGINEERS POBOX 4970 JACKSONVILLE, FLORI DA 32232-0019 REPLY TO ATTENTION OF JIll ~2005 Regulatory D~vis~on South Perm~ts Branch West Perm~ts Sect~on SAJ-2004-8128 (LOP-MN) Pat Sheppard, Manager Br~ghtwater Po~nt LLC 200 Br~ghtwater Dr~ve, Un~t 1 Clearwater, Flor~da 33767 Dear Mr Sheppard Th~s ~s ~n reference to your request for a perm~t to perform work ~n or affect~ng nav~gable waters of the United States NOTIFICATION OF APPLICANT OPTIONS (NAO) You are hereby advised that you have certa~n opt~ons available to you ~n your evaluat~on of this Letter of Perm~ss~on (LOP), These are outl~ned ~n the enclosed "Not~f~cation of Adm~n~strat~ve Appeal Opt~ons ~nd Process and Request for Appeal~ form. It ~s very ~mportant that you read and understand the opt~ons prov~ded Acceptance of th1s author1zat1on and commenoement of the author1zed act1v1ty ind1cates that you aooept the perm1t 1n 1ts ent1rety, and wa1ve all r1qhts to appeal the perm1t, or 1tS terms and cond1t1ons If you choose to appeal the permlt you must follow the lnstruct~ons provlded for the appeal process as noted ln Part B of the enclosed form. The completed form must be malled to the followlng address: Commander, South Atlantlc Dlv~s~on U,S. Army Corps of Eng~neers ATTN: Appeals ReView Offlcer CESAD-CM-CO-R, Room 9M15 60 Forsyth St., SW Atlanta, Georgia 30303-8801 If you determine that the permlt provided is acceptable in ~ts ent~rety and you have chosen to proceed w~th the author~zed act~vlty, then upon recommendatlon of the Chlef of Eng~neers, pursuant to Section 10 of the Rivers and Harbors Act of 1899 (33 U.S C 403) and/or Section 404 of the Clean Water Act (33 U,S C 1344), you are authorized, to construct a 14-sl1P dock~ng facll~ty for the use of the condomlnlum owners, ln Clearwater Pass, at 205, 209, and 214 Brightwater Drlve, ln Sectlon 8, Townshlp 29 South, Range 15 East, P~nellas County, Florlda, ~2- The project must be completed in accordance with the attached plans and/or condit~ons wh1ch are ~ncorporated ~n, and made a part of, the perm~t, The Enforcement Sect~on of the U S Army Corps of Eng1neers Regulatory D~vision must be not~f~ed of, a, The date of commencement of work, b The dates of work suspens~ons and resumpt~ons ~f work 1S suspended over a week, and c The date of f~nal complet~on ThlS informat~on should be mal led to the attentlon of the Enforcement Sect~on at the letterhead address The Enforcement Bectlon is also respons~ble for ~nspectlons to determlne that perm1t cond1t1ons are strictly adhered to A copy of the permit and draw~ngs must be ava~lable for reV1ew 1f an lnspection lS performed at the project s~te, Acceptance of this authorizat1on and commencement of the author~zed activlty lndicates that you agree to comply wlth the attached General and Special Conditlons If the work authorlzed lS not completed on or before~u~,r,20JO authorizatlon, if not previously revoked or speclflcally extended, shall cease and be null and vOld BY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF THE ARMY renter s. Army Engineer Enclosures Copy Furnlshed' Terrl Bkapik, Senior Hydrogeologlst Woods Consultlng 1714 County Road 1, BUlte 22 Dunedln, FL 34698 .3. REQUEST FOR PERMIT TRANSFER: PERMIT NUMBER: SAJ-2004-8128 (LOP-MN) When the structures or work verIfled by this permIt are stIll 1n existence at the tIme the property IS transferred, the terms and condltions of this permlt W1II contInue to be bindIng on the new owner(s) of the property To val1date the transfer of this permlt and the assoclated liabIlItIes associated wIth compliance wIth its terms and condItIons, the present permlttee and the transferee should slgn and date below This document must then be provIded to the U S. Army Corps of EngIneers, Regulatory D1vlsion, Post Offlce Box 4970, Jacksonvllle, Florida 32232-0019. (PRESENT PERMITTEE) (DATE) (TRANSFEREE) (DATE) (Name - Prlnted) Lot/Block of site (Street Address) (CIty, State, and Zip Code) Flood Plain Information: Th1S Department of the Army permIt does not give absolute authorIty to perform the work as speclfled on your appllcatlon The proposed work may be subject to local bUlldlng restrlctions You should contact the local office In your area that Issues bUllding permIts to determIne If your SIte IS located in a flood-prone or floodway area, and If you must comply with the local bUIldIng requlrements mandated by the Natlonal Flood Insurance Program If your local offIce cannot provide you the necessary informatIon, you may request a flood hazard evaluation of the site by providing thlS office wIth a letter and a small scale map shOWIng the locatIon of the SIte The request should be addressed to the Chief, Flood Control and Floodplain Management Branch, Jacksonville DistrIct, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, P.O. Box 4970, Jacksonville, Florida 32232-0019 Phone InqUIrIes may be made at 904-232-2515 SAJRD GENERAL PERMIT GENERAL CONDITIONS 33 CFR PART 320-330 PUBLISHED FR DATED 13 NOVEMBER 1986 1 The t~me limit for complet~ng the work author1zed ends on the date noted in the permit letter. If you find that you need more t1me to complete the author1zed act1v1ty, submit your request for a t1me extens~on to this offlce for cons1deration at least one month before the above date ~s reached 2 You must ma1ntain the act1vity author1zed by th1s perm1t 1n good condition and 1n conformance wIth the terms and conditIons of thIS permIt You are not rel1eved of thIS reqUIrement 1f you abandon the permitted actIvIty, although you may make a good faith transfer to a thIrd party 1n compl1ance wIth General Condition 4 below, Should you wish to cease to maIntain the authorized actIvIty or should you desIre to abandon it wIthout a good faIth transfer, you must obta~n a modification of th1S permIt from th1S offIce, WhICh may requ1re restoratIon of the area 3, If you d1scover any prev10usly unknown historic or archeologIcal remaIns whIle accompl1sh1ng the actIvIty authorized by thIS permIt, you must ImmedIately notIfy thIS office of what you have found, We WIll Initiate the Federal and state coordInation requIred to determIne If the remaIns warrant a recovery effort of If the site ~s eligible for listIng in the NatIonal RegIster of HistorIc Places 4, If you sell the property assocIated wIth thIS permIt you must obtaIn the signature of the new owner in the space provided and forward a copy of the perm~t to thIS offIce to valIdate the transfer of this authorIzation 5, If a condItIoned water quality certIfIcation has been Issued for your proJect, you must comply wIth the condItions specIf1ed 1n the certIficatIon as special condItIons to thIS permIt, For your convenience, a copy of the cert1fIcatIon 1S attached If It contaIns such conditIons 6. You must allow a representatives from this off1ce to Inspect the authorized actIvity at any tIme deemed necessary to ensure that it is beIng or has been accomplIshed in accordance with the terms and cond~tlons of your permlt SPECIAL CONDITIONS Permit number SAJ-2004-8128 {LOP-MNJ 1. Within 60 days of completion of the work authorlzed and any mltlgatlon requlrement, the attached "Self-Certlficatlon Statement of Compliancen must be completed and submltted to the D,S Army Corps of Engineers. Mall the completed form to the Regulatory Dlvlslon, Enforcement Sectlon, Post Qfflce Box 4970, Jacksonville, Florlda 32232-0019 2. The permlttee agrees to ablde by the attached U S Fish and Wlldllfe Servlce Blologlcal Oplnlon dated May 17, 2005 lncludlng the standard manatee condltlons on pages 18 and 19 SCALE: NTS MULTI-USE DOCK NOlF BOA T L.IFTS TO BE INCLI/OEO IN PERMIT ApplicatIon # (OFFICIAL USE ONLY) .. ~ .... ! NA/VDAM: -..j.~:'J "J.,...,.t..'U~ t~ (""..rl'\. ~ t~ '/:r. ' , ~ 1t,;:.1 '; ... 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FLORIDA 34683 PH (727)786-5747 FAX {727} 786-7479 BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS VI CINITY MAP 'ElEVA llONS REIFRENCE NCyt}-1.92.9 SHORELINE TOTAL SQUARE fEET WATERWAY 'MOTH WATERFRONT 'MOTH MHW +1 J' MLW , 2478 248'+ ~9' -05' SH EEl ....l-- REVISI~N 6 6.8-05 REVIS] N 5 2-7.05 ~~lsl ~ 11;.t7~~ REVISION 2 10-4.04 REVISION I 8.17-04 SCALE 1 "=50' MULTI-USE DOCK NOlE BOA T UFIS TO BE hVCLl/DEO IN PERMIT ApplicatIon # (OFFICIAL USE ONLY) WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORlOA 34683 PH (727) 7llM747 FAX (727) 786-7479 BRIGHTWATER POINT CONDOMINIUMS EXISTING CONDITIONS WI AERIAL 'ElEVAllONS REfV?ENCE NCIO-I$2$ SHOREUNE TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY WIDTH 248'+ WA TERFRONT WIDTH 389' t.4HW +1 J' t.4LW -0.5' SHEET ......2.... 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NOTE' ALL SLIPS 36,5'x15'c1ear Note: City requires tbat a UrAt be p/aced at tAe eod of each docK; WOODS CONSULTING BRIGHTWATER POINT CONDOMINIUMS PROPOSED DOCK 8 -EZEVAHONS REFERENCE NCVf)-!9P9 SHOREUNE 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 346&3 PH (727) 786-5747 FAX (727) 786-7479 REVISION 6 6 8-05 REVI~IQN 5 2.7.05 H~I~ ~~ 1 12~t7064 REVISION 2 10-4 04 REVISION I 8-17.04 TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY WIDTH 248'+ WA TERfRONT W1D1'H 369' MHW +1 3' MLW -05' SHEET ~ SCALE:NTS MULTI-USE DOCK Application # NOlC BOA T LIFTS TO BE INCL{/OElJ IN PERMIT Note: City requires tlJat a Dlot be placed at toe end of eaco dock. (OFFICIAL USE ONLY) RECYCLED P!.A5TIC CAPS ON AU ~ EXPOSED PILE TIPS, PASTEN WlTH 55 NAILS lTYF' ) . MAX ELEV "" 100' 4,0'-5,01 ROPE STOPS EITHER 5/4.xS" SAWN BRAZ1LlAN HARDWOOD, TREX COMPOSITE DECKING OR EQUIVALENT RAILING VVHERf APPUCABLe f 4211 SEE SHEETS 4 & 5 MATCH SEAWALL ELEVATION COUNTEI<.5INK AU BOLTS ADJACENT TO BOAT SLIPS L AU 60LTING TO BE 5/8' HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED CROSS 6RACE 2' X 10' R C 2 5 C C A ONE EACH SIDE IN WATER DEPTH OVER e' DOU6Le 2' X 10' PT STRINGER GO RET 2' X la' S4S GO RET ONE EACH SIDE NOTE DECR"ElOARD5 TO BE TRIMMED BOTH SIDES NOTE AClTNTERMEDIATE" STRlNGE"1<.5 TO Be W JOINTED AT BENTS 8' TIP PIUNG 2 5 C CARET SET BUTT DOWN WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 34683 PH (727)786-5741 FAX (121) 186-7479 BR1GHTWATER POINT CONDOMINIUMS DOCK DETAILS "ElEVA l70NS REfV?ENCE NCl1)-/929 SHORELINE TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY 'MOTH 248'+ WATERfRONT W1DlH 369' MHW +, J' MLW OS' SH E E T .....JL REVISION 6 6.8.05 REVISiON 5 2.7-05 ~~1~18~ 11i~~~4 REVIS'8N 2 10 4-04 REVISI N I 8-17-04 , . SCALE:NTS MULTI-USE DOCK NOlE' BOAT LIFTS TO BE INCLl/IJEO IN PERMIT Note: City requires tiJat a HgAt be placet/at tiJe end of each dock. r"O'l ApplicatIOn # (OFFICIAL USE ONLY) RECYCLED PlASTIC OJ'S ON ALL ~ EXPOSED PILE TIPS, FASTEN IMTH 5 5 NAILS (TYr ) MAX ELEV "" 100' EITHER 5/4"1l6~ SAWN E1RAZ!L1AN HARDWOOD, TREX COMPOSITE DECKING OR EQUIVALENT 2' x I 0' 5TRlNGER MAX 2 3' 0 C GO R.ET SEE SHEETS 4 & 5 MATCH MAIN DOCK ELEVATION COUNTERSINK AU BOLT5 ADJACENT TO BOAT 5L1PS DOUBLE 2' x I O' FT STRJNGE"R GO RfT 2' x 10' 545 GO RET ONE" EACH SIDE ALL BOLTING TO BE 5/8' HOT DIPPW GALVANIZED CROS5 BRACE 2' x 10' R C 2 5 C C A ONf fACH SIDE IN WATER DfPTH OveR 0' NOTE i5EC'f"OOARDS TO BE TRJMMW BOTH SIDES NOTE AU INTERMEDIATE 5TRlNGERS TO BE LAP JOINTED AT BENTS 8' TIP PILING 2 5 C C A m 5ET BLITT DOWN TYPICAL CATWALK NOTE CAi'WALfi. PILE BENT AT MAIN DOCK INTERSECTION TO HAVE DOUBLE PILE CAP ON WATERSIDE" Of BENT INTERMEDIATE PILE BENT TO HAVE SINGLE CAP EACH 51DE OF BENT OUTBOARD PILE BENT TO HAVE DOUBLE FILE CAP ON MAIN DOCK 51DE NO CAP ON WATeRSIDE WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA )4683 PH (727) 786-5747 FAX (727) 786-747~ BRIGHTWATER POINT CONDOMINIUMS CA TWALK OET AILS "tZEVA TlONS RERfi'ENCE NCvtJ- /929 SHORELINE TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY 'MOTH 248'+ WATERFRONT 'MOTH 369' MHW +1 J' MLW -05' SHEET ..:L REVISION 6 6-8-0S REVISION 5 2-7-05 ~~m!8~1Ii~7~~ REVISI8N 2 10-4-04 REVIS! N] 8.]7-04 Seal SCALE 1":20' MULTI-USE DOCK NOTE BOA T LIFTS TO BE INCLUOEO IN PERAlI T , '0. G1 ~ C'P-:::.SA Application # (OFFICIAL USE ONLY) / .PRO.POSED LEASE AHEA =6287 sf TOTAL LEASE AREA =/ltJ5tJ sf .PREEMPTEIJ ALLO ff/E.D .JO:l=1107(} sf 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA .34683 PH (127) 786-5747 FAX (727) 786.1479 BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS PROPOSED LEASE AREA #'tzEVA nONS REITI?E'NCE NG YO-! 929 SHORELINE TOTAL SQUARE FEU 2478 WATERWAY 'MOTH 248'-+- WATERFRONT W1D1'H 3S9' MHW +13' MLW -0 S' SHEET -L REVISION 6 6.g.05 REVISION 5 2 7 05 H~I~18~1Iit7~04 REVISION 2 10-4-04 REVISION I 8-17.04 )/~..)~.. j ~~ii' j.."t~IWh SCALE 1 "=20' MULTI-USE DOCK NOlF: BOA T t.lFTS TO BE INCLtlOEO IN PERMIT Application # (OFFICIAL USE ONLY) ~ \ \ \ .PROPOSED LEASE AREA =476.1 sf TOTAL LEASE AREA =/ltJ5tJ sf .PREEMPTEO ALL01f/EO .JtJ:/=/ltJ7tJ sf 14 9 ~..,-- WOODS CONSULTING 322 RJDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 34683 PH (727)186-5747 FAX (727) 786-7479 BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS PROPOSED LEASE AREA 'ELEVA llONS REffRENCE NC/.{}-!929 SHORELINE TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY 'MOTH 248'+ WA TERFRONT WIDTH 369' MHW +1 J' MLW -05' SHEET -i.... :\~!i1~ REVISION 6 6 8.05 REVISION S 2.7.05 ~~1~18~ 1Ii~7~~ REVISlgN 2 10-4.04 REVISl N [ 8.[7.04 Ell !n~er S >'Se'a!_ "\ \1\ '1 ,I'ljl/"'i'li~/, t"'.r." . :\"",,JJ;." >, >'WA';'~ 1~<r',J' ,~,.j'l;.r, t 1'\:.-jUr & ~!o..~7 '~l' ~~ ~1 , :.~~!C $.P~[!')M ;lIlR' _," ,-)'i.it, ":.,~ .~,' ~".. ....... 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JJJ, ct' JJ4) OF THE PINELLAS COUNTY WA 1FR AND NA Io1GA 7lON coNmOL AUTHORITY REGULA T10NS MANUAL 9 CCA IftlOD NOT ACCETABLE FOR DECKING OR RAILING AlA lERIALS WOOD TREATMENT AS FOLLOWS ARE ACCEABLE ALKALINE COPPER OIJATE'RNARY (ACQ), COPPER AZOiE (CA) AND COPPER BORON AZOLE (CBA) 10. GALVANIZED FAS1FRNERS ARE NOT TO BE USED IN ItI?OD WITH AZOLE TREA 7MENTS. USE STAINLESS S7FEL ONL Y (TYPE J04 OR J15) LAP JOINT PATTERN FOR DOUBLE STRINGERS A A B 8 ~~ ~, ~ , w UIN, 4' 8ET/tffN .KJIN75 BEMEN .JOIN75 O~E SCREW INTO EACH STRINGER AS SHO'WN (NTS) DECK SCREW PATTERN WOODS CONSULTING :m RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 34683 PH (727) 786 5747 FAX (727) 7U-7479 ApplicatIon # (OFFICIAL USE ONLY) ~ 1- · 1 r: · :1 ~ SECTION A-A NAILING PATTERN A T LAP JOINTS NOM J' .Il ~ . SECTION B-B NAILING PAffiRN FOR DOUBLE STRINGER ~ I' INTERMEDIA TE STRINGER LAP JOINT IHI (N75) IHI __DousLe ST1?/NGCRS =rr= ~UIN 2' OVERLAP :]]f1/N7ERMCDIA" ST1?IN(;Cf?[J[: 1MJ1 12' MAX OC ~I .. 10' NOAIINAL SPACING a ~ .. '- EITHER 5/4"x6" SAWN BRAZILIAN HARDWOOD, TREX COMPOSITE DECKING OR EaUIVALENT UTILI TY SEe TlON V7EW (NTS) BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 TYPICAL BOAT LIFT DETAILS WATERWAY WlOTH 248:+ (OR EQUIVALENT) ~~Ji~RJ9NT WI~I,Hw 3~~5' ~EZ.EVAl1ONS REffRENCE NCW-f929 SHEET ---1!. SHORELINE REVISION 6 6-8-05 REVISION S 2-7-0S ~~1~18~ 1Iit7~~ ~~1~18~ t ~~-gj EngIneer s Seol , ' \ , I I:.1A' , , , I ,~.. ."8, I" " ......... ;S' ,"\,: 1I-'.j:' F I~~. , .... 4: ..... ..,. :.. -:. ..:(J ~\ " ... = * i No. 15588 \ * -: -. * .- , . .. :. \ STATE OF '1. : -:. .. b. -tltr..' .. ". '.. P(.OR'V."~ .. .,; -. .fP'" ~ ........... '" " lotaJ,. ..' 1;,0 """TUlIMXC "'"'" I I .." <w..<wo,..,.. """,,0" "7'" I , , I , \ , .. ;: :;~~: ;~:;~;h -- - :- ~ ~-~-- ---~-~._~ -~~ ~- - --- --~ -- ~~ United States Department of the Interior FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE 6620 Southpomt Dnve, South Suite 310 Jacluonvllle. Flonda 32216-0912 IN REPLY lIUU ro FWSIR4fES.JAFL/(}5.2757 May 17,2005 RECEIVED Ms Marie G Burns Chief, Regulatory DivISIon U S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District PO, Box 4970 Jacksonville, FlorIda, 32232-0019 MAY 1 8 2005 IACKSONVILLE DISTR1' I J<=;Ar.,r- Dear Ms Burns ThIS document IS the U S Fish and WildlIfe Service's (Service) biological OpInIOn for a dockmg faclhty in Pmellas County, Florida, The bIOlogical OpInIOn addresses potential effects of the project on the Southwest Stock of the Florida manatee (Trlchechus manatus latirostns) (manatee), m accordance With sectIOn 7 of the Endangered SpeCIes Act of 1973, (ESA) as amended (16 U.S,C, 1531 et seq) and the Manne Mammal ProtectIOn Act of 1972, (MMPA) as amended (16 V,S C 1461 et seq,), The biological opinion IS based on informatIOn provided by the U S Army Corps of Engmeers (Corps), the Corps' Reach Characterization AnalysIs, the reVIsed Flonda Manatee Recovery Plan (USFWS 2001), data supplIed by the Flonda Fish and WIldlIfe ConservatIOn Comnussion (FWC), and other sources of information A complete administratIve record of thIS consultation is on file at the Service's Jacksonville Field Office CONSUL T A TION HISTORY The Service received a letter from the Corps requesting concurrence on a "may affect" determmation for the manatee and ImtIatlOn of formal consultation for the proposed action The proposed actIOn would authonze the constructIOn of a multi-slIp dock m Pmellas County, FlorIda, These proposed actIOn resulted m "may affect" detenninatIOns after processmg them through the Corps and Florida Department of Envlronmental Protection's (DEP) January 2,2001, Manatee Key [Note - Service concurrence for the key was provided in a letter dated January 2,,2001] The Corps has provided the Service with Its Reach Charactenzation AnalYSIS, a database that characterizes reaches or segments of manatee habItat The database mcludes general and specific mformation on factors in the area that may contnbute to manatee.watercraft mteractIons includmg dock denSity, watercraft destinatIons, watercraft denSity, and watercraft traffic patterns ThIS database was used to aSSIst In our reView of these Corps penmt applIcations APPLICANT CORPS APPLICATION FWS LOG NUMBER CORPS REACH NUMBER Brightwater Point LLC 2004-1828 (IP-MN) 05-2757 49 BIOLOGICAL OPINION Description of Proposed Action The Service received a letter from the Corps requestmg concurrence on a "may affece' determination for the manatee and initiatIon of formal consultation for the proposed actIon The proposed actIon would authorize the constructlOn of a 14 slip dock in north of Clearwater Pass in Pinellas County, Florida, Five eXIstmg docks will be removed No dredging IS proposed as part of tins project and no submerged aquatIc vegetatIon (SA V) will be affected by the project. To reduce direct constructIOn-related effects to the manatee, the Corps will mcorporate Standard Manatee Construction Conditzons (FWC 2001) as a conditIOn of the Department of the Army permits, If Issued, for the project Indirect effects of the project to the manatee have been ameliorated by provIdmg boater education and manatee awareness programs and brochures to local marmas, State, COlUlty, and city public offices, and at local boating events, and by implementing manatee speed zones In the project vicmIty Indirect effects of the project to the manatee have been ameliorated by providmg boater educatIOn and manatee awareness programs and brochures to local marinas, State, county, and CIty publIc offices, and at local boatmg events; and by Implementing manatee speed zones in the project vicinity As such, these projects are essentially identical WIth respect to theIr potential effects on manatees, STATUS OF THE SPECIES/CRITICAL HABITAT Species/Critical Habitat Description The West Indian Manatee is federally listed as an endangered species under the ESA (32 FR 4001) and the species IS further protected as a depleted stock under the MMPA Critical habItat for the FlOrIda subspecIes (Tnchechus manatus laflrostns) was designated m 1976 [50 CFR Part 17 95(a)] Manatees are large fusifonn-shaped mammals With skin that IS umformly dark grey, wrinkled, sparsely haired, and rubber~like, Manatees possess paddle-lIke forelimbs, no hmd lImbs, and a spatulate, horizontally flattened tall Females have two axillary mammae, one at the posterior base of each forelImb, Their bones are maSSive and heavy With no marrow cavities in the rIbs or long bones of the forearms (Odell 1982) Adults average about 10 feet in length and 1,200 pounds in weight, but may reach lengths of up to 15 feet (Gunter 1941) and weigh as much as 3,570 pounds (Rathbun et ai, 1990), Newborns average 4 to 4.5 feet in length and about 66 pOlUlds (Odell 1981 ) The nostrils, located on the upper snout, open and close by means of muscular valves as the animals surface and dive (Husar 1977; Hartman 1979) A muscular flexIble upper lip is used wlth the forelimbs to manipulate food into the mouth (Odell 1982) Bristles are located on the upper and lower lip pads (Marshall et al 2000) Molars deSigned to crush vegetation fonn contmuously at the 2 back of the Jaw and move forward as older ones wear down (Domnmg and Hayek 1986) The eyes are very small, close with sphincter achon, and are equipped with inner membranes that can be drawn across the eyeball for protection The ears are external, mmute, wlth no pmnae, The anatomy of the internal ear structure suggests that they can hear sounds within a relatively narrow low frequency range, that theIr hearing is not acute, and that they have difficulty in localizing sound (Ketten et at 1992) However, Gerstem (1995) suggested that manatees may have a greater low- frequency sensitivity than the other marine mammal speCIes that have been tested, Critical habitat for the manatee IS as follows; Crystal River and Its headwaters known as Kmg's Bay (CitruS County), the Little Manatee RIver downstream from the U S. HIghway 301 bridge (Hlllsborough County), the Manatee River downstream from the Little Manatee Dam (Manatee County), the Myakka Rlver downstream from Myakka River State Park (Sarasota and Charlotte Counties), the Peace RIver downstream from the Flonda State Highway 760 bridge (De Soto and Charlotte Counties), Charlotte Harbor north of the Charlotte-Lee county line (Charlotte County), Caloosahatchee RIver downstream from the Florida State Highway 31 bridge (Lee County), all U S terntonal waters adjoining the coast and Islands of Lee County; and all U S terntonal waters adjoining the coast and islands and all connected bays, estuaries, and rivers from Gordon's pass, near Naples (Collier COlUlty), southward to and includmg WhItewater Bay (Monroe County); all water of Card, Barnes, Blackwater, Little Blackwater, Manatee, and Buttonwood sounds between Key Largo (Monroe County and the mamland of Dade County), Biscayne Bay, and all adjoining and connectmg lakes, rivers, canals, and waterways from the southern tip of Key BIscayne northward to and including Maule Lake (Dade County), all of Lake Worth, from its northenunost pomt immedlately south of the intersection ofU,S HIghway 1 and Flonda State HIghway AlA southward to Its southernmost pomt unmedlately north of the town of Boynton Beach (Palm Beach County), the Loxahatchee River and its headwaters (Martm and West Palm Beach Counties); that sectlon of the Intracoastal Waterway from the town of Seawalls Pomt (Martm County), to Jupiter Inlet (Palm Beach County); the entire mland section of water known as the IndIan River, from its northernmost pomt unmedIately south to the mtersection ofU S HIghway 1 and Florida State Highway 3 (Volusia County), southward to its southenunost pomt near the town of Seawalls Point (Martin County), and the entIre mland sectIOn of water known as the Banana River and all waterways between IndIan and Banana Rivers (Brevard County), the St Johns RIver mc1udmg Lake George, and includmg Blue Springs and Silver Glen Springs from their pomts of origin to their confluences With the St Johns River; that sectIOn of the Intracoastal Waterway from Its confluence WIth the St Marys River of the Georgia-Florida border to the Florida State HIghway A 1 A bndge south of Coastal CIty (Nassau and Duval CountIes) Life History Manatees are herbivores that feed opportunIstically on a Wide vanety of submerged, floatmg, and emergent vegetation Because of theIr broad distrIbution and mIgratory patterns, manatees utIlize a wide diverSIty of food Items (Lefebvre et al 2000) Feeding rates and food preferences depend, m part, on the season and avaIlable plant speCies, Manatees frequently feed in waters three to nine feet in depth where aquatIc vegetation is abundant Seagrasses are a dietary staple for manatees In coastal areas (Ledder I 986, Provancha and Hall 1991, Kadel and Patton 1992; Koelsch 1997, Lefebvre et af 2000) 3 Breedmg takes place when one or more males are attracted to an estrous female and fonn an ephemeral matmg herd (Rathbun et al 1995), Matmg herds can last up to four weeks, with different males joining and leavmg the herd throughout the cycle (Hartman 1979, Bengtson 1981, Rathbun et aI, 1995 Cited in Rathbun 1999) Pennanent bonds between males and females do not fonn, During peak activity, the males m mating herds compete intensely for access to the female (Hartman 1979) Successive copulahons Involving different males have been reported, Some observations suggest that larger, presumably older, males dommate access to females early m the fonnation of mating herds and are responsible for most pregnancies (Rathbun et al 1995) Males as young as three years old are spermatogemc (Hernandez et al 1995), Although breedmg has been reported In all seasons, Hernandez et al (1995) reported that histologIcal studies of reproductive organs from carcasses of males found eVIdence of sperm production in 94 percent of adult males recovered from March through November Females appear to reach sexual matunty by about age five (but have given birth as early as four years of age) and males may reach sexual matunty at two to three years of age (Marmontel 1 995, Odell e t al 1995, 0' Shea and Hartley 1995, Rathbun e t al 1995), Manatees may lIve m excess of 50 years (Marmontel 1995), and eVIdence for reproductive senescence IS unclear (Marmontel 1995, Rathbl.U1 e t al 1995) Calf dependency usually lasts one to two years after birth (Hartman 1979, O'Shea and Hartley 1995; Rathbun et al 1995; Reid et al 1995) Calving intervals vary greatly among females, WIth an average birth cycle of 2 to 2.5 years, Intervals may be considerably longer dependmg on age and perhaps other factors (MannonteI1995, Odell et al 1995; Rathbun et al 1995, Reid et al 1995) Females that abort or lose a calf may become pregnant agam wIthm a few months (Odell et al 1995), or even weeks (Hartman 1979) Manatees often use secluded canals, creeks, embayments, and lagoons, partIcularly near the mouths of coastal rIvers and sloughs, for feeding, resting, cavortmg, mating, and calvmg (MMC 1986, 1988), Manatees frequent coastal, estuarine, and nverIne habitats and are capable of extensive north-south migrations Manatees depend on areas With access to natural spnngs or man-made, warm water refugla and access to areas WIth vascular plants and fresh water sources Manatees normally migrate along shorelines and use deeper corndors to access shallow water feedmg and resting areas When ambient water temperatures drop below 68_F (20_C) in autumn and wmter, manatees aggregate within the confines of natural or artifiCial warm water refuges (Lefebvre et al 1989) or move to the southern tIp of FlOrIda (Snow 1991) Most artificial refuges are created by warm water outfalls from power plants or paper mills, As water temperatures rise, manatees dIsperse from these wmter aggregation areas, WhIle some remam near their wmter refuges, others undertake extenSIve mIgrations along both FlOrIda coasts and far up rivers and canals Many manatees return to the same warm water refuges each year, However, it has been recorded that some manatees use different refuges in different years, while others use two or more refuges m the same wmter (Reid and RathbW1 1984, 1986, Rathbl.U1 et al 1990, Reid et al 1991, and Deutsch et al 2003), There are many lesser known, mmor aggregatIOn areas used as temporary thennal refuges These include canals, boat basins, seeps, and lesser spnngs where warmer water temperatures persist as temperatures In adjacent bays and rIvers decline Population Dynamh:s 4 -~ --~~~-----~ ~- ~- -- ~--- - ---- -~ ~~-~~- - ~~--- ~- - ~- Long-tenn studies, as descnbed below, suggest that there are four relatlvely dIstinct regional populations of manatees In Florida (a) the Northwest RegIon, along the Gulf of Mexico from Escambla County east and south to Hernando County, (b) the Upper 81. JaMs River Region, consistmg of Putnam County from Palatka south to Lake and Seminole counties, (c) the Atlantic Region, consIsting of counties along the Atlantlc coast from Nassau County south to MIami-Dade County and that portion of Monroe County adjacent to the Flonda Bay and the FlOrIda Keys, and counties along the lower portion of the St Johns River north of Pal atka, includmg Putnam, St Johns, Clay and Duval counties; and (d) the Southwest RegIOn, consisting of counties along the Gulf of Mexico from Pasco County south to WhItewater Bay in Monroe County, - Available evidence mdIcates that there is relatIvely httle movement of manatees amongst regIOns The highest dispersal rate assumed by FWC's Flonda Marme Research InstItute (FMRI) for the purposes of theIr recent population VIabilIty analysis (PV A) was two percent per year between the Upper St. Johns RIver Region and the AtlantIc Region (FMR12002) The FWC assumed that dIspersal rates among the other regions dId not exceed 0 5 percent per year ThiS indicates that dIspersal from regIOns In whIch the population IS likely growmg (e g, the Northwest RegIon) IS lIkely not suffiCient to compensate for hIgh levels of human-related mortality in other regIons (e g , the Southwest RegIOn), The Service has detennmed that these regional populations can be considered as separate stocks, as defined under the MMP A As such, these regIonal populations will be referred to as "stocks," In 2001, the Manatee Population Status Workmg Group (MPSWG) provided a statement summarizing what they belIeved to be the status of the Flonda manatee at that time (Wildlife Trust 2001), The MPSWG stated that, for the Northwest and Upper St Johns River stocks, avaIlable eVidence indicated that there had been a steady Increase in arumals over the last 25 years, The statement was less optlmlstlc for the Atlantic Stock due to an adult survival rate that was lower than the rate necessary to sustam populatIOn growth The MPSWG belIeved that this stock had likely been growmg slowly m the 19805, but then may have leveled off or even pOSSIbly declined They considered the status of the Atlantic Stock to be "too close to call" Such findIng was conSIstent With high levels of human-related and, m some years, cold-related deaths m thiS stock Regardmg the Southwest Stock, the MPSWG acknowledged that further data collection and analysis would be necessary to provlde an assessment of the manatee's status In thIS stock. Preliminary estImates of adult survival avaIlable to the MPSWG at that hme indIcated that the Southwest Stock was Similar to the Atlantic Stock and "had substantially lower [adult survIval estimates] than for the Northwest and Upper St Johns [stocksJ" The Southwest Stock was noted for having high levels of watercraft- related deaths and InJunes and natural mortality events (I e, red tIde and severe cold) The MPSWG is prepanng to update the status based on recently published demographic information on manatee growth, SurviVal, and reproductIon (D Jenmngs, US, Fish and WIldlife Service, pers comm.2004) According to more recent analyses by Runge et al (2004), mean growth rates III the Southwest Stock apprOXImate 0989:t. 0020 (95 percent prediction Interval 0,946, 1.024), Estimated mean growth rates are thought to be highest In the Upper St Johns River Stock (1 062 :t. 0.011, 95 percent prediction interval I 037, 1.081), followed by the Northwest Stock (1.037 :t 0010, 95 percent predictIOn interval 1,016, 1 056), and the Atlantic Stock (1,010 :t.....O,Oll, 95 percent prediction Interval 0,988, I 029) Usmg the survIVal rates for the most recent 5~year penod avaIlable, however, the estImated growth rate for the AtlantIC Stock falls below that of the Southwest Stock (0970 :t. 0 015, 95 percent prediction mterval 0938, 0998) The apparent recent 5 ---~~~~ -------...~___~~r_ ~ ~.~_ _ _~.__ decline in the Atlantic Stock may be an artIfact of uncertainties In the survival estimates (LangtImm et at 2004) Increased photo-identIficatIon efforts for thIS stock over the next few years should help resolve this uncertalOty For now, Runge et al (2004) believe that the analysIs of the 10-year period of data IS the best estimate of the current status of this stock. A PV A, In which random events, such as red tIde and extremely cold winters, are mcorporated Into a model, was carned out for manatees based on age-specific mortalIty rates estImated from the age dIstnbutIon of manatees found dead throughout Flonda from 1979 through 1992 (Marmontel et at 1997), This method of estimatIng survIval relIed on certaIn assumptIOns that were not fully testable; despIte thiS, the results agam pointed out the importance of adult survival to populatIOn persIstence, Given a populatIOn size that reflected a 1992 mimmum populatIOn estimate, the PV A showed that If adult mortalIty as estimated for the study period were reduced by a modest amount (for example, from 11 percent down to 9 percent), the Florida manatee populatIon would lIkely remain viable for many years, However, the PV A also showed that sl1ght increases in adult mortality would result in extinction of manatees withm the next 1,000 years, Status and Distribution Based on telemetry studies, aerial surveys, photo identIficatIon studies, and other research over the past 30 years, manatee dlstnbutIOn in the southeastern Umted States IS now well known (Beeler and O'Shea 1988; O'Shea 1988, MMC 1986, and Lefebvre et a/ 1989) FlOrIda manatees can be found In Flonda waters throughout the year, and nearly all manatees use the waters of peninsular Flonda durmg the winter months, In wmter months, most manatees rely on warm water from mdustrial discharges and natural sprIngs for warmth, In warmer months, they expand their range and occasIOnally are seen as far north as Rhode Island on the Atlantic Coast and as far west as Texas on the Gulf Coast In general, the data reveal that manatees exhIbIt opportUnIsm, Independence, as well as predictable patterns In their distributIon and movement Despite slgmficant efforts dating back to the late 1970s and early 19805, scientists have been unable to develop a useful means of esttmating or momtonng trends In the SIze of the overall manatee population In the southeastern United States (O'Shea 1988, O'Shea et at 1992, Lefebvre et at 1995), Even though many manatees aggregate at warm water refuges in winter and most, if not all, such refuges are known, direct countIng methods (I e , by aerial and ground surveys) are unable to account for uncertamty in the number of animals that may be away from these refuges at any gIVen tIme, the number ofammals not seen because of turbid water, and other factors, The use of mark- resIghtmg techniques to estImate manatee populatIOn SIze based on known animals m the manatee photo-ldenttficatlOn database has also been impractical, as the proportion of unmarked manatees cannot be estimated, The only data on population size include un-calibrated mdices based on maximum counts of animals at winter refuges made WithIn one or two days of each other Based on such mformatton In the late 1980s, the total number of manatees throughout Florida was OrIgInally thought to mclude at least 1,200 ammals (USFWS 200 I) Because aerial and ground counts at wmter refuges are highly vanable dependmg on the weather, water clarity, manatee behavior, and other factors (Packard et ai, 1985, Lefebvre et a/ 1995), mterpretation of these data to assess short-term trends IS dIfficult (Packard and Mulholland 1983, Garrott et at 1994), 6 - - -~ -~~ ~~- --~~~~~-~- ~- - ~-~ ~~- -- --- ~- -~ --- ---- - ----- -~ -- Beginning in 1991, the State of Flonda mitiated a statewide, synoptic, aerial survey program to count manatees in potential winter habItat dunng penods of severe cold weather (Ackerman 1995) These surveys are much more comprehensIve than those used to estimate a minimum population dunng the 19805, The highest statewide mmimum count from these surveys was 3,276 manatees in January 200 I, the highest count on the east coast of Flonda included 1,814 animals (January 2003), and the highest on the west coast included 1,756 (January 2001). A more recent and comprehensIve survey conducted on January 21 and 22, 2003, prOVIdes a mmImum populatIOn estImate that mcludes 3,113 Individuals (FWC unpublished data 2003) It is pOSSible, however, to monitor the number of manatees usmg the Blue Spring (Volusla County) and Crystal RIver (Citrus County) warm water refuges At Blue Spnng (m the Upper St 10hns River Stock), with its unique combination of clear water and confined spnng area, It has been possible to count the number of resident animals by IdentIfymg individual manatees from scar patterns, The data mdicate that this group of ammals has increased steadIly since the early 1970s when it was first studied, Durmg the 1970s the number of manatees USing the sprmg mcreased from 1 t to 25 (Bengtson t 981) In the mid~ 1980s about 50 manatees used the spring (USFWS 2001), and by the Winter of 1999-2000, the number had increased to 147 (Hartley 2001) In the Northwest Stock, the clear, shallow waters ofKmgs Bay (CitruS County) have made It pOSSible to monitor the number of manatees usmg this warm water refuge at the head of Crystal River Large aggregations of manatees apparently dId not exist there until recent times (USFWS 2001). The first careful counts were made in the late 1960s Smce then, manatee numbers have mcreased sigmficantly From 1967 to 1968, Hartman (1979) counted 38 ammals m Kmgs Bay. By 1981-1982, the maxImum winter count had mcreased to 114 manatees (Powell and Rathbun 1 984), and in November 2000, the maximum count was 301 (1. Kleen, USFWS, pers carom) While aircraft synoptIc surveys provide a "best estimate" of the mInImum Florida manatee population SIze, there are no confidence Intervals (derived through reliable, statistically.based, population-esttmatIOn techniques) for these estimates With the exception of a few places where manatees may aggregate in clear, shallow water, not all manatees can be seen from aIrcraft because of water turbIdity, depth, surface conditIOns, variable times spent submerged, and other conSiderations (Lefebvre et at 1995) Thus, results obtamed during typical manatee synoptic surveys yield unadjusted partial counts While these results are of value m provldmg mformation on where manatees occur, hke1y relative abundance m various areas, and seasonal shIfts 10 manatee abundance, they do not provide good population estimates, nor can they relIably measure trends III the manatee population, Consequently, the Flonda Manatee Recovery Plan (USFWS 2001) concludes that "[d]espIte conSIderable effort 10 the early I 980s, scientists have been unable to develop a useful means of estimatmg or momtonng trends m SIze of the overall manatee populations in the southeastern Umted States" At the end of winter, manatees leave warm water aggregatIOn sites and head for warm weather use Sites, During the summer, manatees can be found almost anywhere in Flonda where water depths and access channels are greater than 3 to 7 feet (O'Shea 1988) Summer use areas are generally typified by extenSIve foraging resources, Seagrasses and other food sources occur throughout coastal Florida, 7 ~- -----~~~~- ~-~- _~ ___ A . __ __ ~~ _~_ -~------ ----~ ~ Reasons for Listing In 1967, the West IndIan manatee (Trlchechus mana/us) was listed as an endangered species (32 FR 4061), This listing mcluded both the Flonda and Antillean subspecies (T mana/us la/iros/ns and T manatus mana/us, respectively) The manatee was lIsted at the recommendation of Flonda Game and Fresh Water Fish CommissIOn Director Frye (1965), who stated that the "manatee should be conSIdered an endangered speCIes, because of the destructIon of [ItS] habitat." The species received Federal protectIOn wIth the passage of the ESA in 1973 However, smce the manatee was designated as an endangered species prior to enactment of the ESA, there was no formal listing package identlfymg threats to the species, as reqUIred by sectIOn 4( a)(I) of the ESA Threats Human actIvitIes, and particularly waterborne activIties, are resultmg in the take of manatees Take, as defined by the ESA, means to harass, harm, pursue, hunt, shoot, wound, kill, trap, capture, collect, or to attempt to engage m any such conduct Harm means an act which kIlls or injures Wildlife (50 CFR 17.3), Such an act may include significant habitat modificatIon or degradatIOn that kIlls or injures wIldlIfe by sIgmficantly lmpamng essentIal behavioral patterns, includmg breedmg, feedmg, or sheltenng, Harass includes intentIOnal or negligent acts or omissions that create the IIkehhood of injury to wildlife by annoying it to such an extent as to Significantly disrupt normal behavioral patterns, whIch Include, but are not hmlted to, breeding, feeding, or sheltering (50 CFR 173) The MMPA sets a general moratorium, With certa10 exceptIOns, on the take and ImportatIon of manne mammals and manne mammal products (section 101(a)) and makes it unlawful for any person to take, possess, transport, purchase, sell, export, or offer to purchase, sell, or export, any marine mammal or marme mammal product unless authonzed Take, as defined by section 3(13) of the MMP A means to harass, hunt, capture, or kill, or attempt to harass, hunt, capture, or kIll any manne mammal. Harassment IS defined under the MMP A as any act of pursUlt, torment, or annoyance whlch (1) has the potential to injure a marine mammal or marine mammal stock In the wIld, or (2) has the potential to disturb a marine mammal or manne mammal stock in the wild by caus10g disruptIon of behavioral patterns, mc1udmg, but not limIted to, mIgratton, breathing, nurs1Og, breeding, feedmg, or sheltering Human use of the waters of the southeastern Uruted States has Increased dramatically as a result of reSidential growth and mcreased vlsltation, This phenomenon IS particularly evident In the State of Florida The human populatIOn of Flonda has grown by 146 percent smce 1970, from 6,8 mIllion to 167 mIllion residents (U,S. Census Bureau 2003), and IS expected to exceed 18 millIOn by 2010, and 20 million by the year 2020 According to a report by the Flonda Office of EconomIC and DemographIc Research (2000), It IS expected that, by the year 20 I 0, 13 7 mIllion people will reSide in the 3S coastal counties of Florida, In a parallel fashion to residenttal growth, visitation to Florida has increased dramatically It is expected that Florida Will have 83 mIllIon visitors annually by the year 2020, up from 48 7 mIllion visitors 10 1998, In concert With this increase of human populatIOn growth and visitatIOn is the increase in the number of watercraft that travel Florida waterways In 2002, 961,719 vessels were registered in the State of Flonda (Flonda Department of Highway 8 Safety and Motor VehIcles 2003), This represents an increase of 59 percent SInce 1993 The Flonda Department of Community AffaIrs estImates that, in addItion to boats belongmg to Florida resldents, between 300,000 and 400,000 boats regIstered In other states use Florida waters each year, Increases in the human populatIOn and the concomItant increase In human activItIes In manatee habitat compound the effect of such actIVItIes on manatees. Human actiVItIes in manatee habItat include dIrect and mdirect effects Direct Impacts Include InjurIes and deaths from watercraft collisions, deaths from water control structure operatIOns, lethal and sublethal entanglements with recreational and commercial fishing gear, and alterations of behavIor due to harassment Induect effects mclude habltat alteration and destruction, whIch mclude such actiVIties as the creation of artificial warm water refuges, decreases m the quantity and quality of warm water In natural sprmg areas, changes in water qualIty III varIOUS parts of the State, the Illtroduction of manne debns, and other, more general dIsturbances Manatee mortality has continued to climb steadily Average annual total rnortahty III the 1990s (2279) was nearly twice that of the 1980s (118 2) (FMRI 2003) In 2002,305 manatee deaths were documented m FlOrIda Total deaths over the past five years are almost three times greater than they were III the first half of the 19805 Although a large part of thIS Increase may be due to an increase in manatee abundance, rapId growth In human actiVItIes and development may also be significant factors, Over the past five years, humanwrelated manatee mortality has accounted for 33 percent of all manatee deaths, with watercraftwrelated deaths accounting for 28 percent of the total These rates are about 5 to 7 percent higher than the early 1980s, when about 28 percent of all deaths were humanwrelated and 21 percent were due to watercraft The contmumg mcrease in the number of recovered dead manatees throughout Flonda has been mterpreted as evidence of Increasmg mortahty rates (Ackerman et at, 1995), Between 1976 and 1999, the number of carcasses collected In Flonda increased at a rate of 5 8 percent per year, and deaths caused by watercraft strIkes Increased by 7 2 percent per year (U8FWS 2002) Because the manatee has a low reproductIve rate, a decrease m adult survivorshIp due to watercraft collISIOns could contribute to a long-term populatIOn declme (O'Shea et at 1985) It IS believed that a 1 percent change in adult survival hkely results in a correspondmg change In the rate of populatIon growth or declIne (Marmontel et at 1997), As noted above, there has been an mcreasing trend in watercraft.related mortaltty In all four stocks over the past decade This IS reflected In Increases In the average annual number ofwatercraftw related mortalities as the penod over which the average is taken becomes more recent. For instance, in the AtlantIC Stock, the mean observed mortality due to watercraft was 25 8/yr for the period 1990.1999,29 8/yr for the penod 1993-2002, and 37 O/yr for the most recent 5-yr perIod (FMRI 2003) This trend is statIstIcally sIgmficant In all four stocks, The slope of the increase (as fit to the penod 1992w2002) does not differ between the Upper 81. Johns and Northwest stocks (5,96 percent), nor does it dIffer between the Atlantic and Southwest stocks (9 53 percent) To interpret these rates of increase, however, it is important to compare them to the historic growth rates (I 990-1999) In each stock, to account for the increase in watercraftwrelated mortalIties that would be expected due to increases in manatee populatIon SIze In the Atlantic and Southwest stocks, the rate of Increase In watercraftwrelated mortality over that penod far outstnpped the estimated grO\vth rate of those 9 ~ ~ ~ ~ - - & -.. ~- - -- - - -- ~--~ - --- - -~ ---~_... -~- -~-- - --~~ -- populatIons (by 85 percent In the AtlantIc and 106 percent In the Southwest) In the Northwest Stock, the rate of increase In mortalIty (6 0 percent) IS somewhat larger than the estimated growth rate (3 7 percent) In the Upper St Johns RIver Stock, the increase in boat~related mortality can be completely explamed by the estImated Increase In the population Slze CollISIons with watercraft are the largest cause of human-related manatee deaths Data collected dunng manatee carcass salvage operatIons m Flonda Indicate that a total of 1,145 manatees (from a total carcass count of 4,545) are confirmed victIms of collisions with watercraft (1978 to 2002) (FMRI 2003), This number may underestImate the actual number of watercraft-related mortalitIes, since many of the mortahtIes hsted as "undetermmed causes" show eVIdence of collisions wlth vessels ColliSIOns WIth watercraft compnse approXImately 25 percent of all manatee mortalIties since 1978, Approximately 75 percent of all watercraft~related manatee mortality has taken place In 11 Florida countIes (Brevard, Lee, Collier, Duval, Volusla, Broward, Palm Beach, Charlotte, Hillsborough, CltnIS, and Sarasota) (FMRI 2003) The last five years have been record years for the number of watercraft-related mortalities The second largest cause of human~related manatee mortality IS entrapment m water control structures and navigatIOn locks (FMRI 2003) Manatees may be crushed 10 gates and locks or may be trapped in openmgs where flows prevent them from surfacmg to breathe Locks and gates were responSIble for 164 manatee deaths between 1978 and 2002, or approXimately 4 percent of all deaths dunng this period WhIle there are no well-defined patterns characterizing these mortalities, it is believed that periods oflow ramfall mcrease the likelIhood of manatees bemg kIlled m these structures These peflods require more frequent, large-scale movements of water, whIch reqUlre more frequent gate openmgs and clOSIngs m areas that attract manatees searching for fresh water, We have been working, through an Interagency task force, with various Federal and State agencies to retrofit these structures With reversmg mechanisms that prevent manatee crushings Manatees are also affected by other human-related actIVities Impacts resulting from these actIVItIes include deaths caused by entrapment In pipes and culverts; entanglement m ropes, hnes, and nets; ingestIOn offishmg gear or debris; vandalIsm; and poaching These actiVItIes have accounted for 124 manatee deaths SInce 1978, an average of more than four deaths per year (FMRI 2003), As With watercraft-related mortalities, these deaths also appear to be mcreas1Og, With 40 of these deaths occurrmg between 1998 and 2002 (an average of eight deaths per year over the last fi ve years), Natural causes of death 10clude exposure to cold and red tide, dIsease, paraSitism, and other factors (O'Shea et al 1985; Ackerman et al 1995), These accounted for 13 percent of all deaths that occurred between 1976 and 2002 (FMRI 2003) A prominent natural cause of death in some years is exposure to cold, Followmg a severe wmter cold spell at the end of 1989, at least 46 manatee carcasses were recovered III 1990; cause of death for each was attnbuted to cold stress, Exposure to cold is also belIeved to have caused many deaths 10 the wmters of 1977, 1981, 1984, 1990, 1996, and 2001 and have been documented as early as the 19th century (Ackennan et aI, 1995, O'Shea et al 1985; FMRI 2003) In 1982, a large number of manatees dIed during a red tide outbreak that took place between February and March In Lee County, Florida (0' Shea et al 1991) At least 37 manatees died In thiS event, perhaps in part due to incidental ingestIOn of filter-feedmg tunlcates that had accumulated 10 - -~~~~~~~--~~~-~~~- - ---- _____~m _~_ __ ~ neurotoxin-producmg dinoflagellates (GymnodInium breve), In 1996, from March to May, at least 149 manatees died in such a red tide event over a larger reglOn of southwest Florida (Bossart et al 1998; Landsberg and SteidInger 1998) and a similar outbreak occurred In 2002 when over 30 manatee strandings were correlated with a red tide event centered on Charlotte Harbor Although the exact mechanism of manatee exposure to the red tide brevetoxin is unknown, Ingestion, inhalation, or both are suspected (Bossart et at 1998), The cntlcal circwnstances contributing to red tide-related deaths are concentratIon and dlstnbution of the red tide, timing and scale of manatee aggregatIOns, salimty, and tImmg and persistence of the outbreak (Landsberg and SteIdinger 1998), The death category "perinatal" does not describe a cause of death, Rather "perinatal deaths" descn be a size class of carcasses (carcasses less than 150 cm [60 mches] In length) and inc1 udes aborted fetuses, stIllborn calves, and calves that die of other causes wIthIn a few days of bIrth, Some may die from disease, birthing complications, and/or congemtal abnormalIties The cause of many perinatal deaths cannot be determined because these carcasses are generally in an advanced state of decompOSItIon at the time of recovery Between 1976 and 2002, pennatal deaths mcreased at an average of 9 2 percent per year (Ackerman et al 1995, FMRl 2003), Status and distribution of the Southwest Stock Project locations dIscussed in thIS bIOlogIcal opInion are located III waters used by the Southwest Stock of manatees Based on synoptic aenal survey data, the Southwest Stock appears to include approxImately 42 percent of the total FIonda manatee populatIOn. The Southwest Stock of manatees Includes all areas from Pasco County south to Whltewater Bay in Monroe County, and mcludes DeSoto, Glades, and Hendry counties, The eXistence of more or less dIstmct subgroups withm the Southwest Stock (i.e , a Tampa Bay subgroup and a subgroup to the south) is debatable Manatee dIstnbutIOn and dIspersal patterns and nwnbers of mdividuals WithIn an area can vary conSiderably from year to year, and season to season, This variability m dispersal patterns is dependent on a variety of biotic and abiotic factors, Including the weather, wann water dIscharges, freshwater supplIes, high quality feeding areas, and matmg season, It is pOSSible that manatees usmg warm water refuges In Tampa Bay, the Caloosahatchee River, and Collier County may include discrete groups However, given available data, the Manatee Recovery Team chose to Identify them as a smgle subpopulatlOn The results of a recent populatIon modeling analYSIS indicate that the Southwest Stock is currently declIning at a rate of 1 1 percent per year (95 percent confidence Interval between -5 4 and 2.4) (Runge et ai, III review), Manatees occur year-round m the southwest region of Flonda, where they tend to cluster In the Everglades, Ten Thousand Islands, Estero Bay, Caloosahatchee River, and Charlotte Harbor areas Known cold weather aggregatIOn areas In the southwest Flonda region include Tampa ElectrIC Company's Big Bend Power Plant (HllIsborough County), FIonda Power & Light Company's Fort Myers Power Plant (Lee CotUlty), Port of the Islands (Collier County), Tampa Electnc Company's Port Sutton Plant (Hillsborough County), Florida Power Corporation's Bartow Power Plant (Pinellas COlmty), Warm Mineral Spnngs (Sarasota County), Matlacha Isles (Lee CotUlty), Manatee and Fanning Springs (Levy County), and Sulphur Spnng (Hlllsborough County) 11 ~--~-~- --~---~~--~- ~~-~- Threats to the Southwest Stock Data on manatee deaths In the Southwest Stock has been collected Since 1974 (O'Shea et al 1985, Ackennan et al 1995; FMRI 2003) Data since 1976 were used in the following summary as carcass collechon efforts were more consistent following that year These data mdlcate an increase In manatee deaths over the last 26 years Most of the Increase can be attrIbuted to increases In watercraft~related and perinatal deaths (MMC 1993), Between 1976 and 2002, 1,887 manatee deaths were recorded wIthin the Southwest Stock (FMRI 2003), The cause of death categories mc1ude watercraft, flood gate/canallock, other human causes, perinatal, cold stress, natural, and undetermined Death category quantities are as follows watercraft, 455 deaths; flood gate/canallock, 31 deaths; other human causes, 34 deaths, pennatal, 334 deaths, cold stress, 62 deaths, natural, 373 deaths; and undetermined, 598 deaths Other threats include uncertamty in the avaIlability of warm water refuges, The uncertamty of older, less energy effiCIent power plants, changing energy technology (includmg the development of generating units that don't rely on once-through coolmg technology), changing environmental laws, changing energy markets and the possIbIlIty of deregulatIOn all threaten the security of the manatees' artIficial warm water network We belIeve that an increasmg human population and intensive coastal development are long-term threats to the manatee, and that manatee survIval wIll depend on maintaining the integnty of ecosystems and habitat suffiCIent to support a viable manatee population in the mIdst of thiS growing human population Foraging habitat is not a lImltmg factor for the Southwest Stock at thIS tlme. However, as Flonda's human population increases, partIcularly in coastal counties) threats to submerged aquatIC vegetation communities WIll mcrease These submerged aquatic vegetation communItIes are an Important component in the survival and recovery of the manatee The combmed effects of propeller scarring of seagrasses, water pollutIOn from stormwater discharges, new docks, dredging, and filling may further degrade seagrasses These actIVItIes may contmue to degrade habitat that provides foraging opportunities for manatees, Regardmg the Southwest Stock, the MPSWG acknowledged that further data collectIOn and analysis would be necessary to provide an assessment of the manatee's status in thIS stock The more recent preliminary data cited earlier suggests that Its recruitment rate may be lower than that observed for the Atlantic Stock It IS likely that the population is in dechne, based on the estImated adult survival rate for this stock and other mformation Furthennore, gIven the SUSCeptlblhty of the Southwest Stock to naturally occurring mortalIty events such as red tlde, it is pOSSible that the Southwest Stock 15 less capable than other stocks of sustaimng Itself in the face of high levels of human-related take, Manatee Protection Plans Countywide MPPs are identified III the Florida Manatee Recovery Plan as a method for protectmg manatees, SUItable manatee habitat, and deSIgnated critical habitat. In 1989, the State ofFlonda dIrected 13 key manatee counties to develop MPPs, The purpose of a MPP IS to present a summary of eXIstmg information about manatee use and watercraft use wlthm the county and to develop 12 ~~- -~ ~- - ~-- ~- ~-- ~~ --~- ~ ~ -- -. - ~- -~ ~- ~ - strategIes to balance manatee protectlOn, resource protection, water resource uses, facIlity siting, speed zones, and boat1Og safety and to provIde publIc education and on-the-water enforcement of manatee laws and regulatIons, MiamI-Dade County was the first county on the Atlantic Coast to have a State- and Federally-approved MPP, approved III November 1995 The MPP identifies actions that can reduce manatee mortality, includ10g regulatory speed zones for watercraft and marine facility sIt10g policies The MPP also dIscusses conservation measures to protect seagrasses and other aquatic natural resources The State ofFlonda approved the Duval County MPP III June 1999 Indian River County's MPP was approved 10 November 2000 Brevard County recently completed a state-approved plan Sroward County has submItted a reVised MPP to the State for reVIew and approval, Other counties, including CollIer, CItruS, and St Lucie, have adopted MPP's, and several others are in the process of developing MPP's Palm Beach, Martm, and Sarasota counties have drafted plans that the State is currently reViewing Analysis of the Species/Critical Habitat Likely to be Affected Due to the increase In the number of smgle-family/multl-slip docks and slIps resultmg from the proposed actlOns, the Corps has determined that the proposed projects "may affect" the manatee We concurred with the Corps' determinatlOns and have performed a more comprehensive analysis of the effects of the proposed actIons In order to determine whether or not the proposed activitIes are hkely to adversely affect the Southwest Stock of manatees. The construction of these docks may affect the manatee and Its critIcal habitat by increasing watercraft and human presence In the action area, and increasing the potentIal to adversely affect submerged aquatIc resources (i e , SA V). These actions may dISrupt, disturb, or delay manatee migratIOn to warmwater refugla, freshwater drInkmg sources, and cause additional stress to manatees and calves present m the actIOn area An analysis of these project-related effects and impacts to SA V WIll be conSIdered further in the remammg sectlOns of thiS document. ENVIRONMENTAL BASELINE ThiS section analyzes all past and ongomg human and natural factors leadmg to the current status of the manatee in the action area In 2000, the Save the Manatee Club, other environmental groups, and several mdlvlduals filed suit m the District of ColumbIa against the Corps and the Service Plamtiffs alleged violatIons of the ESA, the NatIOnal EnVIronmental Pohcy Act, the MMPA, and the Admimstrative Procedure Act, WIth regard to the Florida manatee, and alleged that the Corps' Clean Water Act Section 404 permItting of Florida boatmg faCIlItIes was responSIble for watercraft- related manatee mortalIty III FlOrIda's coastal countIes A settlement agreement was Signed by all parties of the lawsuit on January 5, 2001, contaimng the followmg elements to which the Service agreed to complete and/or Implement (1) revision of the manatee recovery plan; (2) deSIgnation of manatee refuges and sanctuaries as manatee protectIon areas in pemnsular Florida; (3) promul gatlon of a rule for InCIdental take of manatees under the MMPA; and (4) development of an lfiterim gUidance document to be used in sectIOn 7 consultations pending completion of the MMPA rule, The deSignation of refuges and sanctuarIes as well as the interIm strategy were shorHenn measures intended to address recent levels of mortahty and that a long-tenn solutIon to address historic levels of mortality depended on the development of small take 13 --~ - ---- ~ --~__~ u _ _ r_ ~~~ ~__~__ ~y - ~ -~~ ._a _~ ~_ _~ ~~_ regulatIOns under the MMP A The Intenm strategy was dIscontInued upon publicatIOn of our final determInation wIth respect to the MMP A inCIdental take rule In May of 2003 Within the Southwest Stock, the ServIce, based on an analysis of manatee mortality data, identlfied four prerequisites necessary to ensure that mcidental take would be unlikely to occur These four prereqUlsltes were: (I) appropriate speed zones; (2) appropnate 5Ignage, (3) speed zone enforcement to prevent watercraft collisIOns with manatees from occurring as a result of the proposed project, and (4) these measures must be m place pnor to project implementation If these prerequIsites are not met, the ServIce believes that a new watercraft facility in thIS area would result in adverse effects to manatees and the Service would IdentIfy the area as an area with "inadequate protectIOn .. Wlthm the range of the Southwest Stock, the ServIce deSIgnated In 2001 severallocatlOns as areas with "madequate protectIOn" including most of Manatee County and portIOns of Pinellas and HIllsborough CountIes These deSIgnations were based on inadequate extent or postIng ofboatmg speed zones SInce designating these waterways as "areas of inadequate protectton" for the manatee, the Service has been workmg wIth the State, county, and CIty entIties, and Implementmg our own actions to amelIorate the watercraft colliSIOn threats specific to these regions Although many achons that the State has IdentIfied to reduce watercraft-related manatee mortahty (e g, speed zones, Increased State law enforcement, public educatIon) apply to the manatee's conservation throughout the speCIes' range In the State, other actIons proposed by indIVIdual counties, CItIes, and other mumcipalItIes, and in some instances Federal and State agencies, are speCIfic to deSIgnated areas For example, a State-approved MPP IS developed by the county, but a local MPP can be developed and Implemented by munIcipalitIes as well In addItion to those approved by the State, manatee speed zones can be desIgnated by both the county and CIty with the county Shenff as well as city Police Department proVIding enforcement of these local zones W1thin their respective Jurisdictional boundarIes, SpeCIfic Federal and State actlOns can include refuges, sanctuaries, and parks with enforcement of speed zones withIn these refuges, sanctuaries, and parks ConsultatIon was imtiated on these projects, and the Service evaluated the speCIfic condItions of the area expected to be affected to determine whether the projects are reasonably certain to result m incIdental take of manatees, If thrs analysis detennmed that mcidental take was reasonably certain, the Service would issue a biologIcal OpInIOn WIth an inCIdental take statement However, the ServIce cannot provide an inCIdental take statement under the ESA untIl and unless incidental take IS authorized under the MMP A, If a special regulatron IS promulgated that authorizes mcidental take under the MMP A, then we would conSIder thIS mformatIOn in our determInation as to whether incidental take could be authorized under the ESA. In the absence of any takmgs authorizatIon, we cannot authonze take of manatees, However, It is ultImately the Corps' responSIbility to deCIde whether or not to issue a pernut Action Area We chose to use a county and Corps designated reaches within the county for the baSIC geographic analysis area because many factors Important to manatee protection are proVIded at the county level A Manatee ProtectIOn Plan (MPP) 15 produced by the county, and manatee protection areas are 14 --~~"---~ -- ~~ --~~~~~-~ designated by the State of Flonda with county partIcIpatIOn, Additionally, the Corps reaches identIfy reasonably homogeneous bodies of water within which the effects of proposed projects on manatees can be expected to be somewhat similar These factors make county-by-county and/or reach-by-reach reVIew the most logical and manageable way to analyze data and provIde recommended courses of action The proposed proj ects are located withIn Pinellas County. Status of the Species Within the Action Area Aerial surveys, telemetry studIes, and mortality data indicate that manatees occur within the actIOn area year-round Manatees occur throughout Tampa Bay and contIguous waters throughout the year, The only major center of abundance of manatees along the middle Gulf coast IS Tampa Bay and its assocIated waterways The anImals that are found In thIS area typically travel between the bay and a few animals may move north as far as the Suwannee River and as far south as Caloosahatchee RIver There is one warm water refuge on the western shore of Tampa Bay, Flonda Power CorporatIon's Bartow Power Plant, used during the winter months, Manatees typically travel between thIS site, to other power plant discharges, and Sulphur Spring when wintenng in Tampa Bay, Radio telemetry and aerIal survey data clearly demonstrate that manatees travel and use the shoreline habitats throughout Tampa Bay, including Old Tampa Bay, and coastal waters along the Intracoastal Waterway There are six Corps reaches III Pmellas County, Reaches 42, 48, 49, 50',51 and 52 Of the six, only Reach 48 is currently Identified as an "Area ofInadequate Protectlon" (AlP) because of madequate speed zones throughout most of the reach The remaining five reaches (Reaches 42, 49, 50, 51 and 52) are Areas of Adequate Protection There is no deSIgnated critIcal habitat in the action area. Factors Affecting the Species' Environment Within the Action Area Warm Water The pnmary factor affecting the contInued survival of the manatees In the vlcimty of the actlOn area is the availabIlIty of warm water currently supplied by three Industnal discharges and a warm water spring, These warm water sources allow manatees to survive in the Tampa Bay complex year- round, If the mdustrial discharges were to stop producmg heated effluent, there would be far fewer manatees utlhzmg Tampa Bay during the wmter Watercraft There is watercraft use, both recreational and commercial, throughout Tampa Bay. Pinellas County has an estImated 56,878 registered watercraft (Florida Department of HIghway Safety and Motor Vehicles 200'3) Vessels range in size from less than 12 feet to 109 feet. The largest number of vessels registered is In the 12 to 26-foot size classes. Boat operator surveys, conducted by the FWC 15 -~ ~~~- ~--.--... ~---~~~-~- -- - - -~ - - ~~ ~- - - - -~ ~ - - -.... ~~-- - -- - -~~ -- -...~-- - ~~~~ and other organizations, show that the peak periods of boat use are durmg holidays and weekends In addItIon to locally registered vessels, there are transient vessels on Pinellas County waterways From 1974 through 2002, there have been 14 watercraft-related manatee mortalities recovered m Pmellas County; five in Reach 42, four In Reach 48, four In Reach 49, one in Reach 51, From 1998 through 2002. there have been SIX watercraft-related mortalitIes recovered in Pmellas County, four in Reach 42, 1 III Reach 48, and one m Reach 49 Speed Zones Manatees are especially vulnerable to fast moving power boats The slower a boat IS traveling, the more time a manatee has to aVOId the vessel and the more tIme the boat operator has to detect and aVOId the manatee, Nowacek et at (2000) documented manatee avoidance of approachmg boats Wells et al (1999) confirmed that at a response dIstance of 20 meters, a manatee's time to respond to an oncoming vessel mcreased by at least 5 seconds lf the vessel was required to travel at slow speed Therefore, the potential for take of manatees can be greatly reduced ifboats are required to travel at slow speed m areas where manatees are expected to occur Slgnage of speed zones IS equally important Speed zone markers are necessary to infonn boaters of the locatIon of zones and restnctlOns withm the zones so that the boaters may a VOId harmful interactions with manatees Without sufficient signage, boaters can be expected to unknowingly proceed at high speed m areas frequented by manatees ThIS can greatly increase the probabihty of take of manatees Pinellas County was not one of the original 13 counties Identtfied to develop a MPP, Speed zones have been established for manatee protection by local and Federal authonties wIthm Reach 42 of Pmellas County The ServIce recently establIshed a Federal manatee refuge and sanctuary at the Bartow power plant in Reach 42 In Pinellas County and, Port Sutton and Big Bend power plant sites (67 FR 68450) in Reach 42 m Hillsborough County No watercraft activities may occur within the sanctuaries from November 15 through March 31, Seasonal and yearly speed zone restrictions apply within the refuge areas To date, no such zones have been established m Reach 49 With regard to Reach 49, due to the relatively limited use of these waters by manatees, and the low historic levels of watercraft-related take It is our VIew that such measures are unnecessary at thIS time In December, 2004, FWC enacted a new rule making for manatee speed zones in Reach 48 Currently the sign plan IS being Implemented, but IS not yet completed Pmellas County also recently enacted seagrass and manatee protectIOn zones along most of the southwestern shorelme of Old Tampa Bay and Tampa Bay in Reach 42, wlthm the action area, These, and the above mentioned Federal zones at the Bartow facility, are the only manatee protection zones in the actIon area Enforcement 16 - -~ ~~ - -~ ~~-~- - ~-- ~-~ ~-- - -- - - ~ --- - ~ ~- - - ---~--- ..- -. ~ - For the Southwest Stock, and In general the species throughout Its Flonda range, the Service concluded, 10 consultation with the FWC, that speed zones and speed zone enforcement are the most effectIve means of hnnting watercraft~related take of manatees, The speed zones that have eXIsted in Pinellas County have been enforced by local and State enforcement officials The FWC has 13 officers In Pinellas County and other officers in mland counties that can be assigned to enforcement of these areas There are no data regarding the amount of effort these or local officers have historically devoted to speed zone enforcement in PineIlas County, Federal enforcement of speed zones In thIS area has been very limited due to the aforementIOned concerns regardmg the signage of the pnor eXIsting zones, whIch rendered them unenforceable at the Federal level HIstonc levels of enforcement are not indIcatIve of future enforcement, as the ServIce IS fully commrtted to implementmg its newly established manatee protectIon area, mcludmg enforcement Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Throughout the action area, there is submerged aquatic vegetatIOn (SA V) as well as emergent vegetation available for manatees Tampa Bay and Old Tampa Bay is nch m SA V, There IS significant effort on behalf of local, state and Federal agencies to restore SA V at many SItes W1thm the action area. EFFECTS OF THE ACTION ThIS sectiOn includes an analysis of the direct and mdIrect effects of the proposed actIOn on the speCIes and/or critical habitat and Its interrelated and mterdependent actiVItIes Factors to Be Considered in the Action Area New watercraft access projects may have a number of direct and indirect effects on manatees and manatee habitat Direct impacts include potential dIrect harm or harassment of manatees during construction actIVIties and are generally addressed through applicatlOn of the Standard Manatee Construe/Ion CondUlOns (FWC 200 I) AntiCIpated direct impacts to habItat, such as effects on SA V withm the project footprmt are mInImized through modifications in the project desIgn dunng the permIt review process and/or the application of Dock ConstructIOn Gmdelmesfor Flonda developed by the Corps and the NatIonal OceanIC and Atmospheric AdmimstratIOn NatIOnal Marine FIshenes ServIce (NOAA Flshenes) (formerly the National Manne Fishenes ServIce (NMFS) (Corps and NMFS 200 I) These two minImization efforts are routinely included as condItiOns of Department of the Army penn its issued for constructIOn projects in manatee habItat, and have previously undergone sectIOn 7 consultation Indirect effects to manatees include effects to routme movement and migration patterns to freshwater, foragmg, calvmg, and breeding areas, and associated behaVIOr patterns Indirect effects also include effects to manatee habitat caused by operation of the proposed watercraft access projects Construction of the proposed watercraft access projects may provide Increased access by watercraft to areas frequented by manatees or may alter watercraft traffic patterns in such a way as to lDcrease watercraft~manatee InteractiOns This may lead to increased harassment of manatees or increased watercraft collisions with manatees. Dependmg on the location, constructIOn of watercraft access projects may encourage watercraft to travel through important manatee habitat 17 - ~-~~~- --~-----~~~ ~~~ - ~~- -~- ~ ~ ~ ~ - -- - --- ~ --- - ~ - - ~- ~ features such as SA V, warmwater refugla, and freshwater, foraging, calving, and breedmg areas, thereby potentially altenng manatee habItat and manatee habitat use patterns The proposed actIon is in an area that is occupied by the manatee, The timmg of construction for this project (when they will be constructed) as they relate to sensitive periods of the manatee's hfe cycle IS unknown, Manatees may be found adjacent to the proposed construction footprints durmg any time of the year. However, due to cooler water temperatures generally present during mid- wlllter, it IS unlIkely that manatees wlll be adjacent to the construction footprint during thiS tIme During the cooler months, manatees will be present at wannwater sites The dock WIll be constructed in a smgle, disruptIve event, wluch dependmg on the design of the structure can take from I to 5 days. Once construction 15 completed, perpetual actlvities reasonably certain to follow include mamtenance of the dock structure and watercraft entenng and leavmg the dock Accordmg to the marine industry, the decking on docks (smgle-family and multi-slIp) lasts from 10-15 years whereas the undercarriage of a dock (the pilmgs and framework) lasts 20-30 years Analyses for Effects of the Actions Beneficial Effects - There are no known beneficIal effects to manatees from the proposed actIvItIes Direct Effects - Direct effects are those effects that are caused by ImplementatIOn of the proposed actions at the tIme of construction, The duect effects of watercraft access faCIlIties on manatees and essential features of manatee habitat (such as SA V), Include those arising from the locatIon, design, and construction of watercraft access facilIties, and associated dredgmg and fillmg for the constructIon of those faCIlItIes In examining such effects, mcluding those on SA V and other Important features of manatee habitat, the ServIce analyzes the extent to which such effects are addressed by local Manatee ProtectIOn Plans, State reVIew, and other protectIve conservation measures, such as standard constructIOn precautIOns to protect manatees during construction, Standard construction conditions have been used throughout the range of the manatee for more than a decade and have proven to reduce the direct effects to manatees and their habitat wlthm the faCIlity footprint. The direct effects that tlus project Will have on the manatee and cntical habitat withm the action area mclude noise from barge operation and construction eqUIpment, tn-water movement of construction eqUIpment and work watercraft, placmg and secunng dock support structures and moonng piles, and barge mgress and egress to the construction SItes To reduce potentIal constructIOn-related Impacts to the manatee and cntical habItat, the Corps has agreed to Include as a condition of the permit, if approved, and the applIcant has agreed to Implement, as part of their constructIOn, the Standard Manatee ConstructIOn CondItIOns (FWC 2001), which are as follows The permittee shall comply WIth the follOWing manatee protection construction condItIons: a The permittee shall instruct all personnel associated with the project of the potentIal presence of manatees and the need to aVOId colliSIOns with manatees All construction personnel are responsIble for observmg water-related actiVIties for the presence of manatee(s) 18 b, The permittee shall advise all constructIOn personnel that there are civil and criminal penalties for hamlIng, harasslllg, or kllhng manatees whIch are protected under the Marllle Mammal Protectlon Act of 1972, the Endangered Specles Act of 1973, and the FlOrida Manatee Sanctuary Act. c 811tat1On barrIers shall be made of matenallll which manatees cannot become entangled, are properly secured, and are regularly monitored to aVOId manatee entrapment Bamers must not block manatee entry to or eX1t from essentIal habitat. d All vessels assocIated WIth the constructIOn project shall operate at "no wake/idle" speeds at all tImes whIle In the construction area and whIle in water where the draft of the vessel prov1des less than a four-foot clearance from the bottom All vessels WIll follow routes of deep water whenever possible, e If manatee(s) are seen w1thln 100 yards of the active daily constructIon/dredging operatIOn or vessel movement, all appropriate precautIOns shall be Implemented to ensure protection of the manatee These precautIOns shall mclude the operation of all moving eqUipment no closer than 50 feet to a manatee OperatIon of any eqUipment closer than 50 feet to a manatee shall necessitate immediate shutdown of that eqUipment. Activities Will not resume untIl the manatee(s) has departed the project area of 1tS own volItIOn f Any colllSlon WIth and/or Injury to a manatee shall be reported immedIately to the FWC Hothne at 1-888-404-FWCC ColliSIOn and/or Injury should also be reported to the US Fish and WIldlife Service in Jacksonv1lle (1-904-232-2580) for north Florida or Vera Beach (1-772-562-3909) in south Florida, g Temporary signs concernmg manatees shall be posted prior to and dunng all construction/dredgIng actlvItles All signs are to be removed by the permIttee upon completion of the project A SIgn measuring at least 3 feet by 4 feet whIch reads CautIOn Manatee Area Will be posted In a location prommently viSIble to water related constructIon crews A second SIgn should be posted if vessels are assOCiated With the construction, and should be placed visible to the vessel operator The second SIgn should be at least 8-1/2" by II" which reads CautIOn Manatee Habitat Idle speed IS reqUIred if operatmg a vessel In the construcllon area All eqUIpment must be shutdown if a manatee comes wlthm 50 feet of operation Any colliSIOn wIth and/or mJury to a manatee shall be reported Immediately to the FWC Hotlme at 1-888-404-FWCC The US Fish and Wzldlife Service should also be contacted In JacksonVIlle (1-904-232-2580) for north Florida or In Vero Beach (1-772-562- 3909) for south FlOrida With the incorporatIOn of the above Standard Manatee Construction CondUions (FWC 2001) III the project pennit, if approved by the Corps, the Service believes that the construction of the project hsted in Appendix A wIll not directly affect the manatee Interrelated and Interdependent Actions - There are no interdependent or mterrelated actIons associated with the proposed aCtlV,itles that are expected to impact mana!ees 19 ---~---~---~ - ---~- --- -- ~ - - - -~- ~-- ~ ~~ ~ ~- - _ ~ ~r_ ~_ _ ~ _ __ _ ~__ ~ - ~ ~ -~~~ ~ ~-_ ~__~r _~ ~~ __ IndIrect Effects - Indirect effects are those long-term effects that are caused by or result from the proposed action, are later in time, and are reasonably certain to occur, Authorizing a dock or marina or boat ramp in some manatee-inhabited areas may Indirectly affect manatees by mcreasmg the lIkelihood of manatee mortality and injury resulting from collisions with new vessels associated with the permitted facility Placement of watercraft access points has the potential to concentrate boatIng activitIes to that particular vicimty, If thiS area is frequented by manatees, the lIkelihood of watercraft colhsions with manatees may increase as the number of powerboats using the area Increases, If the boats were operating at speeds that could result in collisions wIth manatees Also, take In the form of harassment from watercraft could Increase In certam areas wIth the addition of more sublethal watercraft-manatee mteractIons However, the likelIhood of take IS reduced If regulatory measures (e g , deSignatIng, sIgning, and enforcmg manatee speed zones) are In place, , We assume that an mcrease In the number ofpnvate watercraft access projects will mean an increase In the number of watercraft In the action area However, this project will not concentrate boating actIvity to particular VIcinities, or otherwise alter establIshed boatIng patterns, Additionally, appropriate manatee protection measures (e g" speed zones) have been estabhshed In those portions of the action area frequented by manatees such that any mcrease In boat traffic associated WIth this project is not likely to alter existmg levels of interactIOn between boats and manatees, Therefore, we do not antICIpate any indIrect effects to manatees as a result of the proposed proJect. Species Response to the Proposed Action Should the Corps authorize the construction of thIS project (under the applicatIon number lIsted III Appendix A), it IS anticipated that the associated watercraft will be used pnmanly for day tripS, mostly on weekends and holidays, and durIng daylight hours The Service belIeves that the dIsruption of manatee behaVIoral patterns from the addItIon of thIS project IS unlikely to occur The waters where boats and manatees are likely to interact In and around this dock facility are either designated as slow-speed year round or speed zones are not required, and no SA V are present in the project footprints AddItIonally, boating traffic patterns in the actIon area are welI established and the addItion of thiS dock WIll not SIgnificantly alter those patterns The Corps has agreed to include as a conditIOn of the peront, and the applIcants have agreed to Implement as part of theIr constructIon, the Standard Manatee ConstructIOn ConditiOns (FWC 200 I) Seagrasses, if present, are a VOIded through modificatIons in the proj ect design durmg the permIt review process and/or the applIcation of Dock ConstructIOn GUIdelines for Flonda developed by the Corps and NOAA Fisheries (Corps and NMFS 2001), CUMULATIVE EFFECTS Cumulative effects include the effects offuture State, TnbaI, local, or private actions that are reasonably certain to occur in the action area considered In thIS biologIcal OpInIOn, Future Federal actions that are unrelated to the proposed action are not conSIdered in thIS section because they require separate consultation pursuant to section 7 of the ESA. 20 In August 1999, the Service conducted a workshop to (1) review what is known about the manatees' wmter use of natural and mdustrial warmwater SItes, (2) discuss the status and future of these SItes, and (3) discuss informatlon and management needs necessary to ensure the avallabIhty of warm water for wintering manatees (ServIce 2000), Well over half of the manatee populatIon relies on industrial warmwater dIscharges for warmth dunng the WInter, While these dIscharges are relIable sources of warmth, they are ephemeral In nature, restncted by the hfe span of generating faclhties, operational lImItatIOns, fluctuating demand for power, and pending deregulation of the power generation Industry, ThiS, in combination WIth the fact that some industnal dIscharges have attracted manatees outsIde of theIr traditional wmtenng habitat, has put thIS speCIes at nsk, One of the presentatlOns at the workshop reported the results of a study on the manatees' response to the ehmmation of a warmwater refuge in north Flonda Of the 15 animals that were radIo-tagged and tracked In this study, SIX manatees dIed and two were rescued between October 1997 and March 1998, A couple of the prehmmary conclUSIOns are that five of the SIX manatee deaths were due to prolonged exposure to colder temperatures and not all manatees mIgrate south to warmwater aggregatIOn SItes theIr current source of warm water is eliminated. As discussed earher In thIS opinion, manatees use the Florida Power CorporatIon's Bartow power plant discharge as a warmwater refuge dunng the wmter months, If the power plant was to shutdown durmg the winter, thereby elImInatmg the wannwater discharge, then a number of manatees would be at nsk to chromc exposure to colder temperatures CONCLUSION After reviewing the current status of the manatee, the environmental baselme for the action area, the effects of the proposed actIOn, the cumulative effects, and m consideration of the presence of on- the-water manatee protection measures it is the ServIce's biological opmIOn that the project, as proposed, is not likely to jeOpardIZe the contmued eXIstence of the manatee and is not hkely to adversely modify critIcal habItat, Manatee protectIOn measures have been Implemented m all portions of the actIon area where boats and manatees are most ltkely to mteract. ThIS mcludes measures to eliminate deficiencies in posting of manatee speed zones, These proposed projects will not significantly increase boat traffic or affect boating use patterns or manatee activity patterns m the action area, and as such are not likely to affect manatee-boat interactions We Will continue to closely monitor the status of the manatee in Pmellas County, and WIll work with State and local agencies to implement any management measures necessary to ensure the conservatIon of the speCIes, especially If there IS any increase in mortality, ThIS mcludes reinitiation of consultatIon with the Corps, when warranted Furthermore, for the reasons identified in the Effects of the Action section above we believe the proposed project may affect, but IS not lIkely to adversely affect the manatee or Its cnhcal habitat In the action area In additIOn, the Standard Manatee ConstructIOn CondltIOns (FWC 2001) will be Implemented durmg the construction of the dock INCIDENTAL TAKE STATEMENT 21 The ServIce IS not reasonably certam that the proposed action wIll result in the incidental take of manatees The Service is not including an incidental take authorization for manne mammals at thIS time The inCIdental take ofmanne mammals has not been authorized under sectlOn 101 (a) (5) of the Marine Mammal Protection Act and/or its 1994 Amendments, Followmg issuance of such regulations or authorizations, the ServIce may amend this biologIcal opinion to mclude an incidental take statement as appropriate REINITIA TION ~ CLOSING STATEMENT This concludes section 7 consultation on the proposed Issuance of the Corps permit application earher Identdied in "Description of Proposed Action," As provided In 50 CFR 402 15, remItIatIon of formal consultatIOn 15 reqUIred where dIscretIOnary Federal agency involvement or control over the actIon has been retamed and If (1) the amount of inCidental take is exceeded, (2) new mformation reveals effects of the action that may affect lIsted speCIes or critical habItat In a maruter or to an extent not considered by thIS consultation; (3) the actIon IS subsequently modified in a maruter that causes an effect to hsted species or cntIcal habItat that was not conSidered by thIS consultation; or (4) a federally lIsted speCies or its cntical habitat not addressed in this biologIcal opinion may be affected by the actIOn In Instances where incidental take occurs, any operations causing such take must cease pending reInItIatIon, If you have any questIons regarding thIS biological opinion, please contact Linda Smith of our St. Petersburg branch office at (727)570- 5398, extension 14, Smcerely, ~t~ l."../ David L Hankla U . Field Supervisor cc Mr, KIPp FrohlIch FiSh and WIldlIfe ConservatIon COmnllSSIOn Office of EnVIronmental Services Bureau of Protected Species 620 South Meridian Street Tallahassee, Flonda 32399 22 LITERATURE CITED Ackennan, B B 1995 Aenal surveys of manatee: A summary and progress report Pages 13-33 En T.1, O'Shea, B.B, Ackennan, and H,F, Percival (eds,), Population Biology of the Florida Manatee National Biological Service, Infonnatlon and Teclmology Report No 1 Washington D C, Ackennan, B B , S,D, Wnght, R.K. Bonde, D K Odell, and D J Banowetz 1995 Trends and patterns in mortal I ty of manatees m Florida, 1 974-1992 Pages 13 - 33 En T J 0' Shea, B B, Ackennan, and H F Percival, edItors Population BIology of the Flonda Manatee. 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Gamesville, Florida, 83 pp. O'Shea, T.J ,G B Rathbun, R.K Bonde, C,D Buergelt, and D K. Odell 1991. An eplzootlc of Florida manatees associated with a dmoflagellate bloom, Mar Marnm. SCt 7(2) 165-179 O'Shea, T,J" C,A. Beck, R K Bonde, HI Koclunan, and D.K, Odell 1985 An analYSIS of manatee mortality patterns In Flonda 1976-1981 Journal of Wildlife Management 49 I- II Packard, J.M, and R. Mulholland, 1983. AnalYSIS of manatee aenal surveys: a compilatIOn and preliminary analysis of winter aerial surveys conducted m FIonda between 1977 and 1982 Manatee Population Research Report No, 2, Flonda Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research UUlt. 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Report P25-1131 6pp, V,S Fish and WildlIfe Service (USFWS) 2002 Florida Manatee Recovery AccomplIshments _ 2001 Annual Report US Fish and WIldlIfe ServIce JacksonVIlle, Flonda 49pp, US Fish and Wildlife ServIce (USFWS). 2001 Flonda Manatee Recovery Plan, (TYlchechus manatus latlrostris), Third ReVIsion, Atlanta, Georgia Wells, R.S" S M Nowacek, and R 0 Flamm 1999, Manatee behaVIOral responses to vessel approaches Fmal Contract Report for Contract No, MR-277 Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, St Petersburg, FL. 9 pp Wildlife Trust 2001. 2001 Manatee Population Status Statement March,2001 2 pp, 28 - .. {){V' KEN BURKE, CLERK OF COURT PINEL LAS COUNTY FLORIDA INST# 2008ot1838 02/1712008 at 12:01 PM OFF REC BK: 14939 PO: 1988-1975 DocType'CEED RECORDING: $8UO Ttus Instrument Prepared By: Marv K. 1bunnond RecwriDg Revenue Sectton Bureau of Public Land Admimstratlon 3900 Commonwea]th Boulevard Mall Station No 125 Tallahassee. Florida 32399 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT TRUST FUND OF THE STATE OF Fl..ORIDA SOVEREIGNTY SUBMERGED LANDS LEASE No, 52033B143 PA No, 43024045-002 TInS LEASE IS hereby issued by the Board ofTruslees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund of the State of Florida, heremafter referred to as the Lessor. WITNESSETH. That for and in consideration of payment of the annual lease fees hereinafter provided and the faithful and timely performance of and compliance with all terms md conditions stated herein. the Lessor does hereby lease to Brillhtwater Pomt. LLC. a Florida limited I iabilltv comoanv. hereinafter referred to as the Lessee the sovereign lands descnOedas foUows: 6fi &"'3'Mubit'l' '.,1\+ L\..c i l'Log S. M'i'l'tlc AlIf.! C\tP1Wanlt', 1='L. 3i7S'" A parcel ofsovereign submerged land in Section !!a. Township 29 South. Range.l1Eut. in Clearwater Harbor. fI:IWlM County. containing .l.l.JlZQ square t=t, more or less, as is more panlcularty descn'bed and shown on Attachment A, dated July 14.2005. TO HAVE THE USE OF the berelnabove described prenuses for a period of i years from June 28. 2005, the effective date of this lease. The tenus and concbtions on and for which this lease is granted are as follows' I. USE OF PROPERTY. The Lessee IS hereby authonz.ed to construct and operate a 14~5hD multl-fanuJv doeJaDli! ~ exclusively to be used for the moorin!!. ofnon-com.mercial recreational veasels in conjunction with an upland condominium. ~ fuehng faCIlities, ~ a sewage pwnpout faciltty, and mtIw>>lliveaboards as defined in paragraph 29. as shown and conditioned in Attachment A. and the Southwest Florida Water Management District Consolidated, Envll'Onmental ResoW'Ce Permit No 43024045-002. dated June 28. 2005. incorporated herein and made a par1 of this lease by reference,lbe construction of the structures described in Attachment A shall be completed within the initial term hereof or within the first 5 years of the initial term If the mitlallenn is for a period greater than 5 years. Tbe failure to complete the constructIon of all authonzed structures within this time period shall constrtute a matenal breach of the lease causing the lease to automatically tenmnale upon the expiration of the initial tenn or 5 years, whichever is sooner, without any right of renewal All of the foregoing subject to the remaining conditions of thJs Lease, 2 LEASE FEES, The Lessee hereby agrees to pay to the Lessor an mitJal annual lease fee of$ 1.485,21 and 25 percent surcharge plus sales tax pursuant to Sechon 212.031, Florida Statutes, if applicable, within 30 days of receipt of thiS fully executed lease, The Lessee further agrees to pay to the Lessor a one-time premium fee of$ 4455.63 upon the date of receipt of the invoice a!ld pnor to receipt of the fully executed lease The a..mual fee for the remaining years oCthe lease snall be adjusted pursuant to proVIsions of Section 18.21 011. Florida Acbmmst:rative Code The Oivision of State Lands will notlfy the Lessee In writing of the amount and the due date of the annual payment, The lease fee shall be relUltted annually to the Division of State Lands as the agent forthe Lessor, beginnmg with the effective and due date oftllls le~, and each year thereafter until the tenn of thIS lease termmates or exptres, [OS] 3 WET SLIP RENTAL CER TIFlCA nON/SUPPLEMENTAL PAYMENT (A) The Lessee shall provide upon request by the Lessor any and aU mformatton in a cert1fied form needed to ealculate the lease fee specified. m paragraph two (2) above, Including the income, as defined in subsection 18-21 003(26), Florida Administrative Code, denved dtre<:tly or indirectly from the use of sovereignly submerged lands on an annual basis When six percent (6%) of said annual income exceeds the base fee or muumum annual fee established pursuant to Rule 18~21 01 J, Flonda Administrative Code. for any lease year during the term of this lease, the Lessor shall send the Lessee a supplemental mvOlce for the ddference In the amoums for that lease year (B) The instrument or agreement used by the Lessee to transfer or asSIgn the right to use a wet slip at the leased docking faallty to a third party shall Include a provision that clearly noufies the wet slip renter/userlholder that If the wet 5111' renterluserlholder subsequently transfers rus rigbl to use said wet slip to another party, the instrument or agreement used to transfer said wet slip sball contain a provision that requires six percent (6%) of the annual gross income derived from Sind InStrument or agreement for the use of said wet slip be paid to the Lessee who, upon receipt. shall repon and transmit s81d amount to the Lessor The instrument or agreement used by the Lessee to transfer a wet slip shall also mclude a proVlsion tbat clearly notifies the wet slip renter/userlholder that no interest In SlUd wet slip may be funher transferred unless a substantially smular provision to the one contamed m the precedmg sentence IS placed in each succeedmg UlStrument or agreement used to transfer said wet shp to each new wet shp renter/userlholder 4 LATE FEE ASSESS:MENTS. The Lessee shall pay a late charge equal to interest at the nJte of twelve percent (J 2"/0) per annum from the due date unlit paid on any lease fees due hereunder wluch are not paid wtthln 30 days of their due dates 5. EXAMINATION OF LESSEE'S RECORDS. For purposes of thIs lease. the Lessor is hereby speC1ficalty authonzed and empowered to examine for tbe term oftlus lease lDclud.ing any extensions thereto plus three (3) addItional years. at all reasonable hours, the books, records, contracts. and other dowments confinning and pertaining to the computatlon of annual lease payments as spet:ified In paragraph two (2) above, 6, ~NANCE OF LESSEE'S RECORDS. The Lessee shall secure. malOtain. and keep all recotds for the entire lerm oftbJs lease. plus three (3) additional years This period shall be extended for an add1uonal two (2) years upon request for examinatIon of all records and accounts for lease payment verification purposes by the Lessor 7 AGREEMENT TO EXTENT OF USE. TIus lease is given to the Lessee to use or occupy the leased premises only for those activities speCified herem and as condrtJoned by the Southwest Flonda Water Management District, Consohdated EnVironmental Resource Permit. The Lessee shan not change or add to the approved use of the leased preauses as defined herein e,g., from commercIal to multi~faml]Y residential. from temporary mooring to rental of wets bps from rental OfWelSlips to contractual agreemen1 with third party fOr dockIng of cruise ShiPS, from rental of recreational pleasure craft to remal or temporary moormg of charter/tour boats. from loadinglomoading commerclIll to rental of wetshps, etc.), shall not change activities in any manner that may have an enVlConmentallmpact that was not considered in the ongmal authonzanon or regulatory pemut, or shall not change the type of use of the ripanan uplands Without first obta1JW1g a regulatOl)' perm.nlmodified pel'1D1l. if applicable. and the Lessor's written authorization in the fonn ofa moddied tease, the payment of additional fees. if applicable. and, if applicable, the removal of any structures which may no longer qualifY for authorization under the modified lease 8 PROPERTY RIGHTS. The Lessee shall make no claim of title or interest to said lands hereinbefore descnbed by reason of the occupancy or use thereof, and alt title and interest to said land hereinbelbre described is vested in the Lessor The Lessee is prohibited from includmg, or maloog any claim that purports to include, said lands described or the Lessee's leasehold interest in said lands into any form ofprivare ownerstup, mcJudmg but not !mllted to any funn ofcondominiurn or cooperative ownerstup The Lessee is funher prohibited from makmg any claim, including any advertisement, that said land, or the use thereof. may be purchased, sold, or re-sold 9 INTEREST IN RIPARIAN UPLAND PROPERTY. Ounng the term of thiS lease, the Lessee shall mamtam a leasehold or fee Simple title interest U1 the nparlan upland property and If such mterest is tennmated. tbe lease may be ternunated at tbe option of the Lessor Pnor to sale andfortermmation ofilie Lessee's leasehold or fee Simple IJtle Interest m the upland property, Lessee shall inform any potential buyer or transferee oftbe Lessee's upland property interest orthe exis1enc.e of thIs lease and alllts terms and conditions and shall complete and exeaJte any documents reqwred by the Lessor to effect an assignment oflhls lease, if consented to by the Lessor Failure to do so will not relieve the Lessee from responslblhty for full comphance W1th the terms and condItions oftlus lease wNch mclude, but are not Innited to, payment of all fees and/or penalty assessments Incurred prior to such act Page ....L of lQ Pages Sovereignty Submerged Lands Lease No 520338143 11 INDEMNIFIC'ATIONIINVESTIGATION OF ALL CLAIMS. The Les!.ee shall mvc!>ttg,lte all claIms ot every nalure ansmg Oul of this len8e at n!> ex.pero.e. Ilnd sho.ll mdemmfy. defend and Sllve and hold harmlc!>!> the Lessor and the State of F10nda from all c1alm~. actlon~. lawsult~ and demands an SI"8 out of Ihl!> led!>e J2 VENUE: Le!>!>ee WdlVCS venue as to any litigatIon anslng from matler~ reldtlng 10 llus leao;e and any such Jitlgdtlon between Lessor and Lessee sh.dl be initnlled dnd mdintamed only In Leon County. Flonda 13 NOTICESICOMPLJANCEfI'ERMINATION. The Lessee binds IlseH. ils !>Ucce.<'bors and assigns to abide by the provIsions and conditIOn!> herem !>Cl forth. dnd !>aId provIsIons IInd condlllons shall be deemed (.t)venllnts of the Lessee. Il successors and assigns. tn the event the Lessee fdll!> or refuses to cempl}' With the prOVIsIons and condItions herem set fonh. or In the evenl the Le!>~ce vlullltes any of the proVISions and conditions herem. or tdll!. or rcfu!.C!> to comply With the provl!.lons dnd conditIOns herem set forth wllhm 20 days of recelpl of the Lessor's noiLce 10 l..orrcl..1. lhl!. ledSe may be terminated by the Le\sor upon thirty (30) ddY\ WfJ ttcn n{lUee 10 Lessee. If canceled. all of the above.descnbed pdrcel of land shall reven to the Lessor All costs and auomeys' fees Incurred by the Le...mr 10 enforce the proVISIons ot lhls lease !.hall be pdld by the Lessee All notIces reqUIred to be given 10 the Lessee by thl)> Ie.\!.e or dPplicable IdW or ddmllllstrallve rules Sh.ll! be :.ufficlentlf sent by U.S. Malllo the fnllo\\ Ing nddress: Bnghtwdter Pt1lnl. LLC AUn Palnck Sheppard 140 Island Way SUlle # 193 Clearwater. Aonda 33767 The Lessee shall nOli ty lhe Lessor by certi fled mall of any changc to thIS addre~s atleaslten (J 0) day:. before the change IS eff el. II VI::. 14 TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS' The Lessee shall assume all responslblhty for hdblhues that accrue to lhe subject property Or to the I mprovemenb thereon, mdudmg any and all dramage or speCIal asses!.menb ur tuxes of every kmd and descnptlon which are now or m.lY be heredfter lawfully assessed and leVied agalOslthe subject propcrty dUring the effectIve penod of Ihls lease. J 5 NUl SANCES OR ILLEGAL OPERA nONS' The Lessee shall nol permIt the leased premIses or any parlthereof 10 be used or occupIed for any purpose or bUSiness other than herem speCIfied unless such propo1>ed use and occupancy are consented to by the Lcltltor and the 1cu\c I~ modIfied accordingly. nor shall Lessee f-nowmgly permIt or suffer any nUlltances or Illegal operations of any kl nd lln the ICol.\cd preml<'c~ 16 MAINTENANCE OF FACILlTYIRIGHT TO INSPECT: The LC!>!>ee shall tnllmlam lhe lensed premIses in good condlflon, keepmg the slruClUI es and eqUipment locQled thereon m a good stale of repaIr III the Imerests of public health. ~afely and weUare No dock or pier shnl! be constructed m any manner thai would cause harm to wildhfe The leased premises shall be l>ubject to mspectlOn by the Lessor or [ts deSignated agent at any reasonable lime. 17 NON .D1SCR I M I NA TION: The Lc\!.ec !>hull nUl d lSCrl mm..llC llgdl nM dny indi vidual bCCdU!>C of that mdlvldUll['S race. color, religion sex. ndUonal ungm, dgC, h.mdlcJp, or manlal status wllh respecllo nny activity occumng Within lhe dred subject to IhlS lease or upon ldnd\ ddjlll..entlo and used as an adjunct ot the leased area Dunng the lease term, the Lessee shall poSl llnd mamlain the placard ruml\hed to the Lessee by the Lessor In a promment ilnd VIsible locallon on lhe leased premises or adjacent business office of the Lessee, It :.hllll be the responsibility ot the Lessee to posllhe placard m a manner which Will prOVIde protectIon trom the elements and. In lhe event that saId placard becomes IllegIble al dny tlme dunng the term of thIS lease (lOcludmg dny extensions thereof). to noufy the Le~\Or In w\'IIlng.!.u lh.lt d repl.lcement OldY be plOvlded 18 ENFORCEMENT OF PROVISIONS No faIlure, or successive fllllures. on the p.1rt 0\ the Lessor tu enforce ..n)' proVISion, nor any Wdlver or succeo.slve willvers on ItS pan of nny PlOvlSlon herem, $hJlI operate d!. a discharge thereof tJr render Ihe Solme muperalive or Impair the light of the Lessor to enforce the Sdme upon any renewallhereot or III the event ot subsequent breach or breaches ] 9. PERMISSION GRANTED Upon explrallun or l..dOCe lIalion of thiS lease all permissIon granted hereundcr !>hall cease and terminate Page J... of.liL Pages Soverelgnl}' Submerged Lnnds Lease No 520338143 20 RENEW At PROVISIONS, Renewal of thiS lease !.hdll be dllhe ..ole optIOn of the Lessor. Such renewal Shdll be subject to the lerm~. condItion!. and prOVISIOns of mdnagement !>Iandurd~ and dppllcable laws rules and regulations 10 eflecl al th.lt lime In the even! that Le~'ree I~ In full compliance wllh the lerm.. of thIs lease, the Le~see may lIpply 10 wnllng tor II renewal Such application for renewal must be receIved by Lessor no sooner than 120 days and no lfller lh.J1l 30 days pnor to the explrallon date of the onglnal or current term hercof J'he term of any renewal granled by lhe Lessor shall commem.c on the last day of the prevIous lease term If the Le,"see falls 10 umel) apply for Il renewal. or m the event the Lessor does not gram a renewal. the Le!>!.ee Shdll vacate the leased preml!.e\o and remove all structures and equipment occupymS and erected thereon 111115 expense The obllgallon to remove all Slructures nUlhonted here I n upon lenmmtllon of thl!. lCJse l>hull cun!.tltute an affirmatl ve covenllnl upon the np3T1an upland property more specltically descnbed In Attachmem..R. whIch !.hall run WIth the title to 'illid nparlan upland property. dnd !ohdll be bmdmg upon Lessee and Lessee's successors In tllle or successors in interest 21, REMOVAL OF STR UcrURESI ADMINISTRA T1 VE FINES, If the Les!.ee does not remove sald structure!> and eqUIpment occupymg Ilnd erected upon the leased premises after e,(plratlon or cancellation ot thiS lease, such structure!> dnd eqUipment will be deemed forfeited to Ihe Lessor, and the Lessor may authonze removal and may sell such forrelted lolruclures and eqUipment after ten (10) days wntten nOllce by certified mall addressed to the lessee at the address specified in Paragraph 13 or al l>uch dddrc\l> 01\ rel.ord 01" proVided to the Le!.'ior by the Lessee, However, such remedy shall be 10 addItion to all other remedIes avaIlable 10 Ihe Lessor under apphcllble laws. rules and reguldtlon!> mdudmg the nghtlo compel removdl of all structures and the Tight 10 Impose admlnlstrallve fines 22 REMOV At COSTSILIEN ON RIPARIAN UPLAND PROPERTY: Any (,.(ll>lS Incurred by the Lessor In removal of .my structureJ. and eqUlpmenll.olll>tructed Qr molll'ltained on l>tdte lands ..hall be paid by Lessee and any unpaid costs and expenses shall constitute a lien upon the Interest of the Lessee lOlls rlp.man upl,lOd pruperty enforcc.tble In summary proceedIngs as proVIded by law, 23 RECORDATION OF LEASE. The Le!>l>ce. nlll'i own expen~e, shall record thIS hilly executed lease lOlts cnltrety III the public record!> of the counly wlthm whlLh the le.il>e !lIle h. 1000Jted wltnm fourteen (14) days after receIpt. and shall provide to the Lessor Within ten (10) days followl ng the recordation a COP)' of the recorded lease lOllS entirely whlc h contum!> the 0 R Book and page'i dt whll.h the 1e.I!>C 1\ rCl.orded, 24 RiPARIAN RrGHTSlFlNAL ADJUDICATION, In the event thaI allY part of any structure authonzed hereunder IS determined by a tinal adJudlcutlon ISSUed by a court of competent JurisdIctIon to encroach 011 or Interfere WIth adjacent npllnan rights, Lessee agrees to eHher oblal n wnllen consent for lht otfendl ng structure trom lhe atlected nparlan owner or to remove the Interference or encroochmenl wnhm 60 days from the date of the adJudlcaflon FaIlure 10 comply With IhlS paragraph !>hdll constItute a material breach of till ~ lel1sc agreemem and !>hall be grounds tor I mmedlllte termmallon of thiS lease agreement althe optIon of Ihe Lc.~sor, 25, AMENDMENTSIMODIFICATIONS. ThIS lease IS lhe enure and only agreement between the partIes. Its prOVISIons lire not severable, Any amendment or modificatIOn to thl!. Icu.\e mU"1 be LO Wrtlll1g. must be accepted. ,Icl.nowledged and executed by the Lessee and Lessor, and must comply wnh the rule!> and !>tJtule~ In eXI!>Ience dt the time uf lhe execUtlon of the mo(hliCQtlon or amendment NOlwJlh~tandmg the provl!.ton!> of thIS p.Ll'ugl'dph. If mooring IS lluthonzed by thIS lense, the Lessee may lllsta1J boatllfts WlthlO thc led!>cd premi~s without formal modtlicatlon of the lease provided thai (a) the Lessee obtall\S any state or locol reguldtury permltlhar may be reqUired. and (bl the locallon or Size of the lit! does not mcrease the mOOring capacity of the t'ilclhlY Pilge ~ of ..liL Pages Sovereignty Submerged ullld.. Lell!>e No, 520338143 - 26 ADVERTlSEMENT/SIGNSINON. WATER DEPENDENT ACTIVITIES/ADDITIONAL ACfIVITIES/MINOR STRUCTURAL REPAIRS. No permanent or temporary Signs directed to the boall ng publIc advenlslog the sale of alcohol ic beverage!> !>h",n be erected or pl,lced \\ llhm Ihe lellsed area No restaurdnl or dinmg dCllvitie!> lire to lX.cur WIthin the leased area The Lessee shall ensure thaI no permanent. temporary or tloatmg Structures, fences, docks. plhngs or any struLtures whosc use IS nul wdter-dependem shJJI be erected or conducted over sovereignty submerged land!> wIthout prlor \\nlltn coru.cnt from the Lessor. No additional structures and/or acll\'llLes mcludlng dredgIng, relocatlonlreahgnment or major repairs or renovations to aulhonzed structures, Shdll be crccted or condUl.tcd on or over ~overcignty, \ubmcrgcd Idnd~ Without pnor wnlten consent trom the Lessor, Un Ie!>!> ~pccificlllly dulhonzed In \VTI\lng by the Lessor. ~uch activitle.. or ~trul..tureb shall be conSidered unauthonzed and a Violation of Chdptcr 253. Flondd SldtutC!>, dnd Iohdll bubJcct the Lc\!>cc tlllldmlllbtratlve fines under Chapter 18.14. Aonda Administrative Code Thl!> condition does not apply 10 minor !.lruclur<ll rep,llr~ reqUIred lU mmntam the authoTlzed structures In a good state of repair III the I ntereslS of publIC health, safety or wel fare; proVIded. however thaI such actl vltles shall not exceed the aCtlVltlCS aUlhorlzed by Ihl!> agreement 27 ACOE AUTHORIZATION: ?nor to commencement of construcllon .mdJor acllvllJes authon,cd herem, the Lessee shall obtamthe U.S. Army Corps of Engl neers (ACOE) permit I f IllS requIred by the ACOE Any modllicatlOns to the coro.t.ruCllon .mdJor dl..tlVIIIC\ duthurLzed h~reln thdl OldY be required by the ACOE bhdll requIre con!.lderatlon by and the prior \VTltten approval of the Lessor pnor to the commencement ot conSlrucllon and/or any aCllvllles on sovereign, !oubmergcd lands 28 COMPLIANCE WITI I FLORIDA LAWS, On or In l..onjuncunn wllh the use 01 the leased premises. the Lessee shaH <It dll tlme.. comply With <Ill Flonda Stdtutcs and dll Jdmlm~trJtlve rules plomulgated Ihereunder. Any unlawful JCIlVlty \\ hlch occur.. on the IC<I..ed premise.. or In conjunction With the uOre of the leased premises shall be grounds for th~ tenmn.lllOn of thl!. lease by the Lessor 29 LIVEABOARDS The term "hvedboard" I~ defincd U!o U vCl>!.el dod.ed at the faCIlity and inhabited by a person or per'>tlns for dny five (5) l..On\cl.ullve ddY~ or a total of ten (10) days wllhm d thlTly (30) d.lY period If hvel100ards are duthOrlzed by parugruph onc (1) of Ihll. ledse. In no event Shdll !ouch "ltveubollrd" ..tutu" exceed !>IX (6) months \\ lthln any twel ve ( 12) month period, nOI !.hall an y ..uch vcssel conslllutc a legal or pn !nllry reSIdence 30 GAMBLING VESSELS' Durmg the term ofthl~ lease and any renewals exten~lons. mlx1lticatlons or asslgnmenfs lhereot. Lessee shall prohibIt the operallon of or entry onto the leased premises of g.ambllng cruIse ships. or vessels thaI are used pnnclpally for the purpose ot gambltng when these vessels are engaged m "cruises to nowhere." where the ships leave and return to the state ofFlortd.1 .....ithout ,In mlerveOlng stop wlthm another Slate or foreign country or waters wlthm lhejunsdlCllon of another state or foreign country. Jnd Jny .....Jlercrafl used 10 carry p.lssengers to ,md from such gambling Crul!>C bhlpS Page i of J..Q.. Pages SovereignlY Submergcd Ll.Inds Lease No. h BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIIE INTERNAL lMPivr,M.ENT TRI JS r FUND Of' THE TATE OF Fl OR1DA , , (SEAL) Bf~C ;c..~ , 0 lions and Man emen onl>uJtant Manager, Bureau of Public Land AdmlU1strallon. DIVISIon of State Lands. Department of En vITomnentul ProtectIOn, as agent for and on behalf of the Board of Trustecs ot the Internal Improvement Trust Fund of the State of Florida I:: J ef:per1J (l]. Ge.~,-,) J1J", ~/~Vl r rf7ro.v<Yl''7 PrmtIType Name of WltneS\ "LESSOR" Commission/Serial No WI rNESSES ~~ Al~~CL WC\.lcl Tl'J"dIPnnloo n1'~ Ongmal ignnture Jt~eI~ (f\~~\<5 1 vpcdJ ted Name of WI~SS lda STATE Of Florida COUNTY OF Pinellas Pair J, 'he ard TypedlPnntcd Name ofExecutmg Amhon/)' Man~Member fit Ie of EXecutUlg Authorny "LESSEE" ,--~1- The foregoing LIlslrument was acknowledged before me tillS b day of I 20 ~ ~J , by Patnck J Sheppard, Mann m Member of Bnghtwater POint. LLC, a ~ l.mllted !lablllly company, behalf of the company He 15 ersonall known)o me or has produced ,;' _ - ( t\'~~' as Idel1t~ficatlOn My COnlnl''''OD Expires ~~.9j S__ "''''''1 Stacey E Roberts Notary, 19nature {-:;'~~~'-_ CommiSS10l\'nDD192163 ~; ~ :n':;Xplres Mar 10 2007 Not.1r)' Pubhc, State of y,-~ (2.I,"1;) 1\-- "',"", ",of,,- 8nllded Thru ~, D~,'~"" ~~ AllftnUC t-.Oth.l1ng,l Cl !nC CommlsSlOlllSendl No Pnnted, Typed or Stamped Name Page ~ of...liL Pages SovereIgnty Submerged Land Lease No 520338143 .t SECTION 08, TOWNSHIP 29 SOUTH, RANGE 15 EAST PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA c ! g ~ oeVON o~e CLEARWA TER 8fK4l-N'W"TeR OlWt PROJECT* ~ i LOCATION ~ i l\A.V510e OfUw'e. -------- CLEARWATER BAY MYWAY &OVLevAAO- 5 <ilJl..I'\IJe w SOU ltvARO '\ LOCATION MAP (NOT TO SCAlf) LEGAL DESCRIPTION: &RIQHTWATeR POINT CONDOMINIUM5 PROPOSe.O 5UBMeRQeD LANO LEASE. PARCeLS PARCELS OF LAND L.Y1NQ WITHIN Ct.eARWATE.R HAROOR IN 5f.Cl10N 6, TOWN5HlP 2~ 50UTH, RANQe 1'5 EAST, PINeu.AS COUNTY. FLORIDA, AND 8ElNQ MORf. PARTICULARL.Y DesCRIBeD M FOlLOWS: PARCel I COMMeNCE. AT THE. INTeR5E.CnON OF THe. CeNTfRUNE. OF AN fXI5T1NCi SeAWALL. AND THe. SOUTHWesTeRL.Y BOUNDARY OF L.OT Z~, &AY51DE. 5UBDMSION NO, 2, AS PeR MAP OR PLAT THf.Rf.OF, M RE-CORDE.D IN PlAT 800( 27, PACie. 33 OF THE. PU8UC ReCORDS OF PINe.L1.A5 COUNTY, FLORIDA, THeNCE. ALONCi THe CE.NTf,RUNE. Of SAID E.XIST1NCi SeAWALL ALONq THe ARC OF A CURve CONCAVe. NORTHWesTeRLY, SAID CURVE. HI\VlNQ A RADIUS OF 155,14 FeeT, A DaTA ANCiLf OF 2602')'06~, AN ARC LfNCiTH OF 71.53 rUT AND A CHORD 8EAR.INCj AND DISTANCE. OF S'7.0Z'O+,'W, 70 ~o FeeT TO THE. POINT Of 8e.QlHNINCj, THeNCE. LfAVlNCi 5AID CfNTeRUNE. 5190 12'09"E. f'OR 69.48 FUT; THeNCE. N700 41' Ire. FOR 136.00 FeeT; THWCf. S19. 12" 49" e FOR 42.49 FE.f.T, THe.Nce 570' 41' 12"W FOR 141.10 FE!':T, THe.Nce N Ie. 3e' 4T W FOR 111.99 feeT TO nlE. CeNTeRUNf. OF SAID EXlsnN~ SeAWALL: nlE.NCf. ALONCj SAID CeNT!:RUNt, ALONCj Tlie AR.C OF A CURVe CONCAVE. NORTHWesTeRL.Y, 5AID CURVE. HAVlN~ A AAQlU5 OF 15').1+ FUT, A Of.LTA AN~LE. OF OP2e'4}", AND ARC LE.NCiTH OF 4,00 FUT AND A CHORD BE.AR.INCi AND Dl5TANCe. OF N10. 55' 47' e FOR .0\.,00 FeeT TO TH e POINT OF 8f.~INNIN~ CONTAlNIN~ 6,200 5QUARf FeeT, MORe:. OR Lf.5S. PARca II COMMeNce AT THe INTeR5eCTION OF THE. CeNTfRUNe OF AN r.xI5T1N~ 5EAWALL AND THe $OUTHWe.sTfR:L.Y BOUNDARY Of LOT 29. 8AY510f 5UBOM510N NO 2, P6 PeR MAP 02 PLAT THeRe.OF. AS RE.CORDe.D IN PLAT BOOK. 27, PA~e. 33 Of' THE. PU8UC RE-CORDS OF' PINeUA5 COUNTY. FLORIDA; nleNce ALONQ THe CE.NT~UNE. OF 5.AJO exlSTlNQ SeAWAll. ALON~ THe. ARC Of A CURVe. CONCAVE. wesTERL.Y, 5AID CURve HA.VJNQ A RADIUS OF 1')5,14 FeeT, 1\ DeLTA ANCjLe. OF 25043'35", AN ARC L.f.NCiTH OF 69,66 Fef.T AND A CHORD 8~INQ AND DISTANce OF N30. '7'H~ eo 69.08 FeeT TO nie. POINT 01" Be.CiINNINQ, THENce CONTINUe. ALONQ SAID CeNTeRUNe AND AL.ONCj nle. ARC OF 5ND CURVe CONCAve WI!.5TERL.Y, SAID CURVe. t-lAVlNCj A RADIUS OF 1 "".1+ FUT, A DELTA ANCjLt. Of" 01026'32", AN ARC LfNCiTH OF 4.00 FeeT AN 0 A CHORD BeARlNCi AND DISTANCE. OF N 17024 '0'" e., 4,00 FeeT; THeNCe LtAVlNCi SAID CeNTfRUNe 57Z 0 59'25" e. FOR 53,69 Fee.T; THeNCe. NOS 0 45'2:n~. f02 19,.26 FeeT; THeNce 563' Z 1 '03" e. f02 42.,Q feeT; THENCe S06045'23"W FOR 107.16 FeeT; Tl-IE.NCe. N63"2.1'03"W f'02 42.59 FE.f.T, THeNCE. N06.45'23~e. FOR. 6362. FeeT, nieNCe. N72.,,6'25"W fOR 5443 FeeT TO THe. POINT 01" BE.CiINNINq CONTAlNINCi 4,760 SQUARE. reeT, MORe. OR LL5S. Attachment A HAVING A COMBINeo AAeA Of 11,068 SQUARE. FUl, MORE. OR Lf55. Page..! of 10 Pages SSLL No. 520338143 ~: I:J ~\~,(. ~ (~_ ~:' 't\' t) ~ ' " , '-:.. I HfRe8Y CERTIFY THAT THe INfORMATION SHOWN H~E.ON 15 A T2ue RepRESeNTATION 01"' A speCIPlC PURPOSe. 5UI<Vf.Y, PeRFORMeD UNDER MY DIRe.CT SUPeRVISION AND MeeTS THe INTeNT Of THe. MINIMUM TeCHNICAL STANDARDS ~ seT FORTH IN CHAPTf.2 61"17-6, FLORIDA AOMINISTRAllVe CODe., PURSUANT TO SECTION 472,02.7 1'1.0RIOA STATUTes SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE: GULFCOA5T SURVE.Y A5S0CIATes. INC R~~5eD 7-1~-05 C~~ ^ R~Vl5eD 6-15-05 NAM l '1 ~ t! _ 1!.i'""(>,.J,A __ DATE. "7 II" 1.--- RE.V15f.O '3 - 03- 05 NAH r- R~Vl5E.D 4-12-05 NAM CYNTHIA f. J::.NOPK.A SPECIFIC PURPOSE SURVEY ~~~~f.5~~O~~R~~RVe.YOR AND MAPPeR: NO, 6070 THIS IS NOT A BOUNDARY SURVEY. BRIGHTWATER POINT CONDOMINIUMS. PROPOSED SUBMERGED LAND LEASE PARCELS C~~IAPPROVeO BY: \ wew NOVf.MBfR Z, 2004 -461503063 5-\GCSA\ 461 ')03063\lJNO ltA5t\O~-lLDWG I OF 3 L8 6711 [1:0. ti GULFCOAST ~~~N BY: IIC.1l 5 U R V E Y ASS 0 C I ATE S.." JOB NUMBeR: s v It V E Y 0 R S - lot" to P t;; It S - P L" N N E R S FlL.e. LOCATION: ~~~ 1110 PINELLAS BAYWAY, SUITE 111, TIERIt" VERDE, FUlRfIl" JJ7\S H r NO PHONE: 121/864-'211 FAXI 727/884-'2111 5 E.f .: ) SECTION 08, TOWNSHIP 29 SOUTH, RANGE 15 EAST PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA 60' 1 30' 0 60' 'I I 5CALe: 1" = 60' 120' I EXISTING CONDITIONS ........... SA YSIOE SUBOIVISIO~NO, 2 (PLAT BOOK 27, PAGE t.. _ _ ~I1IG C~~~t. I "t ~11 LOT 28 . :14 81l10tfTWATER OIllVE ~ PIN, C8-02Ii-oI!l.Il4U2-COO-ztO I~ " L'~'M:"~"''''''' I . ....~~:::. "- Pl~ 08.0U.1!1-04i32-000-210 PIN 08-021-"-04932-000-280 MUoN Hl~H WAwa ~AnoN. 1.3' NQVD-Z9 Lona '" ,'II \ /'-.... / Cr'b ,'I LOT 26 1'1' ,': 'I , X' X lo ,\ , " x " I,X ,'of) )( >: <'I }II $I )( ,'0 '0; '0' '0" .. ~':l ~ ill)Y ,.v ~X' X j7 ~ ,,~ APPIWX1f1ATe RIPAAlAN pll.OJeC110N ~ .,,'1 f) \' ,'0 ,,,," x25% Of WATeRWAY W10TM X CLEARWATER HA NOTES I NORTH QR:le.NTATlON SHOWN HeReON 15 ASSUMeD Z fl.fVATIONS SHOWN HeREON peR. NqVD '29 LEGEND NO NUMee.R PI( PARKeR K.ALON SF' SQUARE. FeE.T R~~5eo 7-1~-05 CeK RE.VlSeD 6-15-05 NAM R~Seo 5-03-05 NAM Rf.Vl5fO ~-12-0' NAM SPECIFIC PURPOSE SURVEY THIS IS NOT A BOUNDARY SURVEY. BRIGHTWATER POINT CONDOMINIUMS - PROPOSED SUBMERGED LAND LEASE PARCELS ~i GULFCOAST ~:;::N ey: all.!! SUR V E Y ASS 0 C I ATE S tc. Joe NUMBeR: : SUR V E '( 0 R S - I.l A P P t R S - P LAN N E R s FILe. LOCATION: ~O~ 1110 PINELLAS BAYWAY, SUITE 111, TlEARA 'oER0E, F\.ORll>A 33115 PHOHtl 127/664-9211 fA,)(. 721 684-&215 5H~T NO.: f BOUNDARY UNfS AND RIPARIAN UNes SHOWN HeReON PER WOODS CONSULTlNq, lNC Attachment A Page.! of 10 Pages SSLL No. 520338143 J THIS IS A FlfLD SURVEY ce~ APPROVeO ey: wcw NOveMBeR 2, 200'" 461503063 5:\ GC5o'\ 4&1503De3\v.HO l.tAS't\O~-\LDWC, 2 Of' a SECTION 08, TOWNSHIP 29 SOUTH, RANGE 15 EAST PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTES LINE TABLE I NORTH O~If.NTA110N SHOWN HeRe.ON 15 A5SUMeO LINE BEARING DISTANCE L1 S 19'12'09" E 6948' 2 f.Lf.VATIONS SHOWN HeRf.ON PeR NQVD 'Zq L2 5 19'12'48 E 4249' J THIS 15 A f1EID 5Uf(\If.Y L3 S 72'56 25 E 5368' L4 N 06'4523" E 1928' -+. MUNOARY UNf.5 AND Ii:JPARlAN UNf.5 SHOWN L5 S 83'21 '03" E 4259' HeRf.ON peR WOO05 CON5ULTINCj, INC L6 N 83'21 'OJ" W 4259' L7 N 72'58'25 W 5443' 60' 30' 0 60' 120' 1 t 1 L I 5CALf., 1" = 60' CURVE TABLE CURVE DELTA RADIUS ARC LENGTH CHORD LENGTH CHORD BEARING C1 26'25'06' 155,14' 7153' 7090 S 5702'04' W C2 01'2641 15514 400' 400' N 70'55'47" E C3 25'43'35" 155 14' 6966' 690a' N 30'57'44" E C4 01'28'32" 155 14' 400' 400' N 1724'05- E '" BAYSIDE ~BDIVJSION NO, 2 a (PLAT BOOK 27, PAGE: 3L.. _ oqlQif~ r - Oli'''t ~ 1"t/i lOT ZlI J 0' \ / '21. BRIDKTWATER DRIVE PIN oa-QZI-Is-G4.n-OOO-1fG lOT 21 ~/'-. --1- '^' ~J. :~N~~ $'. ""''\... PRO~W l..OOf. / "> '" PAIIC!lI'lO, a cr "(0: I lOT2/1 ~ / ~_'20& BRIGKTWATER DRIVE 'C,,_ lOT 'r1 ~ PIN Cll-oZl-'&~U%-OOO-%80~ UO$BRIGHTWATER DRIVE 14, POlm' 01" PIN, oe-029-1So-04t32-QOO-210 ro.. I!If.GINNlt<<i \0' PIWPRlf.TARY P2OPOSW LtMt CONfltJ<:IIATlON PAACe1. NO, I rAStMOO g ~ o PROPoseo lL'.5f. PARCel-NO tl AReA - -+.700 5 F. ~ "\.1~~ ... ,....~ '" r: ~, t> Pli!OP eo ~~ ~' @ P 1'\0, 1-,) '~'J AAeA .. 6,2:eie 5',1",. ,...., l~ .... 'II: 1- o "-^->- ~ Cl.fAR:WATfR HAR.eDR ----.>- LEGEND NO NUM&e.R: PI:. PARt.tR: KALON 51" 5QUARi: FeU Attachment A Page.! of 10 Pages SSll No. 520338143 Re.~SfO 7-1+-05 CE.K ReVI6eo 6-15-05 NAM ReVIseD 5-03-0' NAM Rf.Vl5f.D +-IZ-05 NAM SPECIFIC PURPOSE SURVEY THIS IS NOT A BOUNDARY SURVEY, BRIGHTWATER POINT CONDOMINIUMS. PROPOSED SUBMERGED LAND LEASE PARCELS ~~ GULFCO~AST DRAWN ey~ CfK. APPRoveD ey: WCrrI &lIIL ) n. DATE.: NOVeMBeR 2, 200" all~la SUR V E Y ASS 0 C I ATE s_ Joe NUMBeR: +61503063 I/~~~I 5 U R V E YO R 5 - III A P PER S - P l ANN E R S Flu:. LOCATION: 5,\~\4&1~3063\lJ.NO ~f\03000-LLOWCl ~U~ 1110 PI~S BAYWAY, SUITt: Ill, '!lEMA VERDE, FlCAIC.... 33115 PHONE. 121/864-&Z1l 'loX. 121/864-92l~ SHe.eT NO' 3 Of' 3 ! SCALE: NTS MULTI-USE DOCK NOTE BOAT LIFTS TO BE INCLUDED IN PERMIT App 11,-_ ..t.ln # (OFFICAL USE ONLY) """lll f . 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CLEAJlWA~ FJ. - .151}(}' TO ICY; 22(}(}' CZEAf{WAIEK PASS " , ' " f. :; \ ~ '\ ".~ ; . , " , , 'j 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 34683 PH (727) 786-5747 FAX (727)786-7479 "ELEI/A llONS REfTRENCE NGVf)- 1929 SHOREUNE TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WA TERWA Y WIDTH 248' + WATERFRONT WIDTH 369' MHW +13' MLW -05' SHEET --L WOODS CONSULTING M IN Ot- f2-6v, S J {) ^' REVISlON 3 12-27-04 REVISION 2 10-4-04 REVISION I 8-17-04 SCALE 1 "=50' MULTI-USE DOCK NOTE BOAT LIFTS TO BE INCLUOEO IN PERMIT Appli<.."...lon # (OFFICAL USE ONLY) WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 34683 PH (727) 7&6.5747 FAX (727)786-7479 BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS EXISTING CONDITIONS WI AERIAL "EZEVA llONS REfTRENQ: NCV[J-/929 SHOREliNE TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY WIDTH 248'+ WATERFRONT WIDTH 309' MHW +1 3' MLW -05' SHEET .-2.... Best Copy Available REV]SION 3 ]2-27-04 REV]SION 2 10-4-04 REV]SION 1 8-17-04 SCALE 1 "=50' MULTI-USE DOCK NOIF BOAT LIFTS TO BE INCLl/OEO IN PERMIT v,€' Appllc...."un # (OFFICAL USE ONLY) -- J A LOT 29 # 214 BRIGHTWATER DRIVE / PIN 08-029-15-04932-000-290 'Pga.~WED /()' ... 5-_ FIllE EX1'tIGUlSHEll PKOA WTA.KY ~tIST~E2 lCONSER VATION FIRE CAIINPS (1)1I) EASEME'Nr I LOT 28 "" # 209 BRIGHTWATER DRIVE I PIN 08-029-15-04932-000-28~ !y( LOT 25 LOT 27 # 205 BRIGH1WATER DRIVE PIN 08-029-15-04932-000-270 SPARSE MANA TEE SEAGRASS 5-_ FIllE ~ 'OI1><N c.<8NET -r.I WI o.c. tlIS1A1lCE IJ[11EEN FIllE CA8IN[I'S (IW) NOTE: TlIRBLDITYClIRTA1NS WILLBEPLACEDAROlWDALLLJOCKS TO BE CONSTRUCTED AND REMOVE.D. 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NOTE: ALL SLIPS 36,S'x1S'cleor Nole.: Gty rel}'uJres tOlIl II Ugnl be p/llced lit IDe end of each docK; WOODS CONSULTING BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS PROPOSED DOCK B -- ~- 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FI..ORlDA 34683 PH (727) 786-5747 FAX (727) 786-7479 ~ELEVA7JONS REn-RENCE NGW-I.92.9 SHORELINE TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY WIDTH 248'+ WA TERFRONT WlDll-l 369' MHW +13' MLW -05' SH EEl ---5.... REVISION 3 12.27-04 REVISION 2 10-4-04 REVISION I 8-17-04 SCALE:NTS MULTI-USE DOCK Appllcudon # NOTE BOA T LIFTS TO BE INCLf/OEO IN PERMIT Note.- lJly requ/res toat a ugot De p/aced at tOe eoo of eaco oock (OFFlCAL USE ONLY) RECYCLED PLASTIC eM'S ON ALL ~ EXPOSED PILE TIPS, FASTEN IMTH S S NAI15 (TYf' ) .. MAX ELEV = 100' 4 0-5 0 PT ROPE STOPS 5/4' SAINN IFE RAILING 'NHERE M'PUCABLE 5/4' X G' SAINN IPE EASE 4 EDGES r 2' X '0' Ff SWJNGER MAX 2 0' 0 C 40 RET 42" SEE SHEETS 4 & 5 MATCH SEAWALL ELEVAllON COUNTERSINK ALL BOLTS ADJACENT TO BOAT SUPS L DOUBLE 2' X 10' PT STRINGER 40 RET ALL BOLTING TO BE 5/8" HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED CROSS BRACE 2" X 10' R.C 2 5 C C A ONE EACH SIDE IN WATER DEPTH OVER 8' 2' X la' S4S 40 RET ONE EACH SIDE NOTE 'DECKBOARDS TO BE TRIMMED BOTH SlOES NOTE ALL INTERMEDIATE STRJNGERS TO BE LAf' JOINTED AT BENTS 8' TIP PIUNG 2 5 C CARET SET BUTT DOINN WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR FLORIDA 34683 PH (727)786-5747 FAX (727)786-7479 BRIGHTWATER POINT CONDOMINIUMS DOCK DETAILS "ELEVA 710NS HEffHENCE NCvtJ- /929 SHORELINE TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WA TERWA Y WIDTH 248' + WA TERFRONT WIDTH 369' MHW +1 3' MlW -0.5' SH EEl ---2..... REViSION 3 12-27-04 REVISION 2 10-4-04 REVISION I 8-17-04 Engineer s Seal \,111"1/ ~\\ WA_ II~ " .~'( ~~ " .............. ''''1' .. 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C~W""TI:~ fl('~.lD'" 3:::171A.4 , \ \ \ :~ %~~~;~;;h Zoning Approved CITY OF CLEARWATER BY rrr:;DE~ DATE ~ ,,:j, I SCALE:NTS MULTI-lJo::>E DOCK Applll.._ .on # NOlE BOA T LIFTS TO BE INal/OEO IN PERMIT Note/ City requIres toat aught De p/acetl at tbe end of eacb dock (OFFICAL USE ONLY) r30'l RECYCLED PLASTIC CAf'S ON ALL ~ EXPOSED PILE TIPS, fASTEN WITH S SNAILS (T'ff ) MAX ELEV = 100' 2' X 10' FT STRINGER MAX 2 3' 0 C 40 RET SEE SHEETS 4 & 5 MA TCH MAIN DOCK ELEVATION COUNTERSINK AU BOLTS ADJACENT TO BOAT SUPS DOUBLE 2' X I O' FT STRINGER 40 RET 2' X I O' S4S 40 RET ONE EACH SIDE AU BOLTING TO BE 5/8' HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED CROSS BRACE 2' X 10' R C 2 5 C C A ONE EACH SIDE IN WATER DEFTH OVER 8' NOTE DECK BOARDS TO BE TRIMMED BOTH SIDES NOTE AU INTERMEDIATE STRINGERS TO BE lAP JOINTED AT BENTS 8' TIP PIUNG 2 5 C CARET SET BUTT DOWN TYPICAL CATWALK NOTE CATWN.K PILE BENT AT MAIN DOCK INTERSECTION TO HAVE DOUBLE PILE CM' ON WATERSIDE Of BENT INTERMEDIATE PILE BENT TO HAVE SINGLE CM' EACH SIDE OF BENT OUTBOARD PILE BENT TO HAVE DOUBLE PILE CM' ON MAIN DOCK SIDE NO CM' ON WATERSIDE WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR FLORIDA 34683 PH (727) 786-5747 FAX (727)786-7479 BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS CA TWALK DETAILS *EZEVA nONS REFERENCE NCVf)-/929 SHORELINE TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY WIDTH 248'+ WA TERFRDNT WIDTH :'i69' MHW +13' MLW -05' SHEET ~ REVISION 3 12-27-04 REVISION 2 10-4-04 REVISION I 8-17-04 .. ... ... .. .. ,. ,. " " '" , SCALE 1 "=20' MULTI-USE DOCK NOlF BOA T LIFTS TO BE INCLUOEO IN PERMIT Appllt.v..on # (OFFICAL USE ONLY) w \0 CJ' / PROPOSED LEASE AKE4 =6.JtJ7 sf TOTAL LEASE AREA=/ /tJ7tJ sf PHEE.MPTED ALLOWED .JtJ:/=/ /tJ7tJ sf 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORJDA 34683 PH (727) 786-5747 FAX (727) 786-7479 BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS PROPOSED LEASE AREA ~ELEVA710NS REFERENCE NCJIl}-/929 SHORELINE TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WA TERWA Y WIDTH 248' + WATERFRONT WIDTH 369' MHW +1 3' MLW -05' SH EET --....!L REVISION 3 12-27-04 REVISION 2 10-4-04 REVISION 1 8-17-04 Engineer 5 Seal \\\,"," \ \ UIIA I I ~\ --8, I, " ( " , ..........., ' ... ..;# , Fr.. , ~ ~ ....:, ~..... ~ ~ .... ~. " , ~. v'. ~ -*- 6 \*-- - . - . - : - T OF!J: :: . ... \ot"....~ ..... .~ ... .. ...v " , ' 1520 Ct1ATfAVWOQO DRlvt ,\ ClfARWA~R.. flORIDA 337~ , \ \ \ :~l ~~~~~;~ - , , , , , , " " "" Zoning Approved CITY OF CLEARWATER PANNING DEPT. BY r..e DATE SCALE 1"=20' MULTI-USE DOCK NOlE BOA T LIFTS TO BE INCLt/OEO IN PERMIT Appllt.,,-, don # (OFFICAL USE ONLY) \ \ \ PROPOSED LEASE A/lEA=47tiJ sf TOTAL LEASE AREA=/ /tJ7tJ sf PREE.MPTED ALLO WED 3();/=// ()7() sf 9 10 11 12 13 14 - U'l - WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 34683 PH (721)786-5741 FAX (727)786-7479 BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS PROPOSED LEASE AREA "ElEVA710NS REFERENCE NGW-/929 SHORELINE TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY WIDTH 248'+ WA TERFRONT WIDTH 369' MHW +13' MLW -05' SHEET -..JL REVISION 3 12-27-04 REVISION 2 10-4-04 REVISION I 8-17-04 .. .. ~ ~ ... ... "', " ",. " Zoning Approved CITY OF CLEARWATER ~~;!1i~ SCALE 1"=50' MULTI-USE DOCK NOff BOAT LIFTS TO BE INCLlJOEO IN PERMIT Applll.__,on # (OFFICAL USE ONLY) . l~:;.-:~~~ l ;........}t i" \.~"-~ :~~....... ("'~~--= ~tift!j.:L~l~.... ~ ! 7 /.). ... t', ~r. 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BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS WOODS CONSULTING PROPOSED DOCKS SIGNAGE 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR FLORIDA 34683 PH (727) 786-5747 FAX (727)786-7479 -EZEVA T/ONS REfCRENCE NCn;J-/9,29 SHOREliNE TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY WIDTH 248'+ WATERFRONT WIDTH 369' MHW +1 J' MLW -05' . SH E ET ....lil REVISION 3 12-27-04 REVISION 2 10-4-04 REVISION 1 8-17-04 .... .... ... ... ... ... , , "~ ~~ ," Zoning Approved CITY OF CLEARWATER BY PNNINJ'I1it DATE~:; a~ SCALE 1 ":::50' MULTI-USE DOCK NOlF BOAT LIFTS TO BE INCLUDED IN PERMIT WOODS CONSULTING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 34683 PH (727)786-5747 FAX (727) 786-7479 AppllCCl (Ion # (OFF/CAL USE ONLY) Best Copy Available ~ 9 'ARTIFICIAL REEF BAY ~LLS 10,0' LOT 28 "" 3RIGHTWATER DRIVE 29-15-04932-000-2B~ ::! :: ~ 11 ARTIFICIAL REEF BA Y BALLS 10,0' D,C, BRIGHTWATER POINT CONDOMINIUMS PUBLIC INTEREST TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY WIDTH 248'+ WATERFRONT WIDTH ~og' MHW +1 3' MlW -05' SHEET --11.. ,;ElEVA 110NS REFERENCE NC/ItJ-/.929 SHORELINE REVISION 3 12-27-04 REV]SION 2 10-4-04 REV]::'ION] 8-]7-04 Engineer s Seol \,lllll'l ,,\ I, ~" WAs, " ...... (~' ... ......... ' .-'FI. , ,"', ... "( c..- , .. 4: ... ""I j:.. ~.... ..... ~. ';". : * { 11 Ji586 \ * -: : \""t1 OF (Ii ~ .,. ~.. -- lJR\Y"....s ..... .~!:.....~ " , ~ ... ~ ~ ' I ~20 CJ1A H';AU\\JOOD DIi';;IVf I I \ \ '\ Cl!W:W'''''' 'LORID. 337"" I I 1 \ \ ;;; b~;i ;~~;~ 2 AppIICl",on # (OFFICAL USE ONLY) 3 4 7 5 6 PROPOSED BOAT LIFT (typ) SEE DETAIL NOTE ALL SLIPS 36 S'x1S' clear ALL SLIPS TO BE PERMITTED WITH TYPICAL LIFTS BRIGHTWA TER POINT CONDOMINIUMS PROPOSED DOCK A / B WOODS CONSUL lING 322 RIDGE ROAD PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA 34683 PH (721) 786.5141 FAX (721) 186-1419 TOTAL SQUARE FEET 2478 WATERWAY WIDTH 248'+ WATERFRONT WIDTH 369' MHW +1 3' MlW -05' SHEET --12. SHORELINE Engineer's Seal REVISION3 12.1.04 REVISION 2 10-4.04 REVISION I 8.]7.04 ( I / 'b~ >I~ \ \ SCALE 1"=20' MULTI-USE DOCK NOIF BOAT LIFTS TO BE INCLUOEO IN PERMIT Application # (OFFICAL USE ONLY) p ..... ft 1 ..... ~)'t(t1fl --...... f "'''~'}/~-;..~ R~ij) '"" ""' ..I; L::;.~-....!'"'" l~, j ...-:?"" _~ - 1r'fl '.11i" r ~r ,/~/" --.........-:.:.j~ - ~ 7, 1 h. -:I jfl ~I ifl J: f.,.'1~'iC" ,.......~7..---::.r ' ~ ?f~~;~'- ~7 ! ~~~~ {~ ~ ~ ~:~-fYy:7 'I I -:.:-/ _: '/ ;:;-.-' , f-UJ!'>t 1,.1 ,I' _ r-;";;. ,~' 4"'";; I t"".: ~~/,.. Y ,I ;;jt/ tJ E- -:;/ , ~ ....~: ~ .r;; ~ ~.I I - ~'1 -:;.. . l J{J""~~~ .:;;;L ~ ~ t~.,r::['tSf.t:-;.~ 1 '- fftil1l.lr'-lrr '\S;",,111:1, ~ f'o.r"7 I ! r " I I , l- _ ~ I --- ~ ~F~ 1...:Ii...9n-:- (:iIJU 11 .r;r""- \ ! . 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CITY OF CLEARWATER PIANNING DEPARTMENT POSI 01 FICI- Box 4748, CLFARWATFK, FLORIDA 33758-4748 MUNICIPAL SERVICES BUILDING, 100 SOUfH MYRTLE Avr.NUr., CI F_>\RWATFR, FLORIDA 33756 TFLFPHONE (727) 562-4567 FAX (727) 562-4576 LONG RANGIc PlANNING DIc"VELOPMFNT REvIEW December 16, 2004 Sherry Bagley Pmellas County Envlromnental Management 512 S Ft Hamson Clearwater, Flonda 33756 Re FLD2004-07051, 130 Bnghtwater Dnve, Bnghtwater Cove FLD2004-06046, 205 Bnghtwater Dnve, Bnghtwatel POlOte FLD2004-05035, 202 WlOdward Passage, Residences at Wmdwmd Passage Dear Ms Bagley Included with the approvals for each of the above referenced projects wlthm the CIty of Clearwater were the provlslOns of boat lifts for each of the slIps The only exceptIOn to thiS allowance was that boat lIfts are not approved for SlIps 19 and 20 at the 202 Wmdward Passage project Should you have any questions, feel free to call me at 562-4504 Smcerely, fv~/'L M. lJ~ Wayne M Wells, AICP Planner III Cc Woods Consultmg S IP/artlllt1g DepmlmenllC D B1FLEX (FLD)I/""Cllve or finished AppbcalWnslBrlghlwt1lel 130 Bnghtwaler Cove Docks (T) - Approved\Leller re boal lifis 12 16 04 doc BRIAN J AUNGS r , MAYOR-COMMISSION' R Hon IIAMII TO,\, VICF M"\OR-COMMI'iSIONFR WHITNFY GRAr (O\1,\II~~IOo\FR fRANK HIBBARD, COMM1SSIONFR * Ell I jON'iON, COM,\II"'~IOo\l R "[QUAI I MPIOYMJ NI AND AHIRMAII\1 AC110N J:.~IPIOYFR" Wells, Wayne From Sent To Subject Bill Woods [blllwoods@woodsconsultlng org] Monday, December 06,2004 11 48 AM Wells, Wayne Letter to COunty re boat lifts Wayne As requested, thls letter lS to remlnd you of our need for a letter from the Clty to the County statlng that you are aware and approve the placement of boat llfts at the followlng docks Brlghtwater Cove FLD2004-07051 Brlghtwater POlnt FLD2004-06046 Wlndward Passage FLD2004-05035 Letter should be sent to the attent10n of Sherry Bagley Plnellas County Envlronmental Management 512 S Ft Harr1son Clearwater, Florlda 33756 Fax 453 - 33 71 Please provlde a cc to us at woods Consultlng 1724 County Road 1 SUlte 22 Dunedln, FI 34698 Thanks for your aSslstance E1II Woods 1 ~ \ f~I1J1TQ-JT.lr4-"" ~~~~Cnl/FA"'" ..~~ \il"."...~"....67~ -\"'~..iJ ~.",.(,,~ :~l,\ll/~'\ !;':':. l:1~.....~f'l';:~ "'~. -= - HI <q Ii:' -- ,""'" "":...oIl';: =-~ ~ ~q ""\f':P~ I"i:"" ...~ ....::::::=- · ~ ~Ii: ~~iA~~""~~~"" "'".........."~J..ll\~Jl,,. ~ CITY OF CLEARWATER PLANNING DEPARTMENT POST Of-FIef- Box 4748, CLEARWATER, FLORIDA 33758-4748 MUNICIPAL SERVICES BUll D!NG, 100 Soum MYRlll. AVENUC, CLEARWATER, FLORIDA 33756 TFI FPHONF (727) 562-4567 FAX (727) 562-4576 LONG RANGC PIA1'<NING DEVELOPMEN I R..!,YlEW October 22,2004 Mr Bill Woods Woods ConsultIng, Ine. 322 RIdge Road Palm HarbOl, FL 34683 RE Development Order - Case FLD2004-06046 - 205,209 and 214 Bnghtwater Dnve Dear M r Woods Th!s letter constItutes a Development Order pursuant to SectlOn 4-206 D 6 of the Conunumty Development Code On October 19, 2004, the Commumty Development Board revIewed your FlcxIble Development appl1catlOn to permlt a multI-use dock, under the provIsIOns of SectIOn 3-601 The proposal was for a multi-use dock for 14 shps totaling 2,478 square feet, wIth the sltp catwalks mea"unng 365 feet m length from a five-foot WIde walkout 68 7 feet from the seawall, 10 conjunction wIth a 20-umt attached dwellmg (condommlUm) development The CommuOlty Development Board (CDB) APPROVED the appl1catlon wIth the followmg bases and condltlOns Base" for Approval 1 The proposal compltes wIth the FleXIble Development cntena under the provlSlons of Section 3-601 2 The proposal 1S m comphance with other standards m the Code mciudmg the general apphcab!iJty cntena per SectIOn 3 -913 3 The dock development IS compatible w1th the surroundmg area ConditIOns of Approval I ThaI boats moored dt the docks be for the exclusIve use by the I eSldcnts and/or guests of the condomIl1lUmS and not be permItted to be sub-leased sepatately from the condommlUms, 2 That dock-supported slgnage be permanently mstalled contammg wordmg wammg boater,:; of the eXIstence of protected sea grasses and manatees m the vlclmty, 3 That hghtmg be mstalled at the ends of the docks to make the docks more vIsIble to both recreatIOnal boaters and to shp owners findmg their shps at mght, and 4 That a copy of the SWFWMD and/or FDEP PermIt, Corps of Engmeer's PCffilIt and proof of penmsslOn to use State submerged land, If applicable, be submItted to the P1annmg Department pnor to commencement of con!.truchon Pursuant to Section 4-407, an apphcatlOn for a butldmg permIt ,,!1dll be made wlthm one year of FleXible Development approval (October 19, 2005) All reqUIred certlfie.ates of occupancy shall be obtamecl WIth m one year of the date of Issuane.c of the buddIng pel m! t "Inne frames do not change W1 th succeSSIve. owners The Commumty Development Coordmator may grant an extenSIOn of time for a penod not to exceed one year and only wlthm the ongmal penod ofvahd1ty The CommuOlty BRIAN J AUNGS I, MA YOI(-CO\lt111SSIONFR Hon HilI'HLlON, VICr MAYOR COMMI'i<;IONJ R WHITNry GRAY, CO~I\ll~~IONFR rMl'>K HlllH/IRrl, COMMISSIONFR * l3IJ I JONSON COMMI''iIO.\1 K , E(2UAI rM PI QYM I N r AND An! I\Mi\ 1 IV! Ac J JON F M 1'1 OIT R" ,< , ',\ October 22,2004 Woods - Page Two Development Board may approve one additional extensIOn of time after the commumty development coordmator's extensIOn to lmtlate a bm1dmg permit appl1catlOn The Issuance of thls Development Order does not reheve you of the necessity to obtam any building permits or pay any Impact fees that may be reqUired In order to facilitate the Issuance of any permit or hcense affected by this approval, please bnng a copy of this letter wlth you when applymg for any pem11ts or licenses that reqmre thlS pnor development approval AddItIOnally, an appeal of a Level Two approval (FlexIble Development) may be Initiated pursuant to Section 4-502 B by the appl1cant Of by any person granted party status wlthm 14 days of the date of the COB meetmg The filmg of an application/notice of appeal shall stay the effect of the declslOn pendmg the final determmatlOn of the case The appeal penod for your case expIres on November 3, 2004 (14 days from the date of the COB meetmg) If you have any questIOns, please do not heSitate to call Wayne M Wells, AICP, Planner III, at 727-562- 4504 You can access zonmg mformatlOn for parcels wlthm the CIty through aUf webslte www myclcarwatet (,om/t.!ov/depts/plannmg *Make Us Your Favonte! , CynthIa Tarapam, AICP Planmng Director S IP!iliJl1J1lg DepllItmen/\C D B\FLEX'1fnflcli ve or Finished App!IClltlOl1sIBllgh/wmer 205 Bligh/water Pom/ Docks (1J - Appro vedlBnglllwmel 205 Developmel1l 01 der doc \' ,> ~ }F;~;~I:'~~1:~~~~a-' rwater t~ 1!- I~ I I ~ ITJ ),~ If >- II" ~ '~~J::.l~ r ~I_~W- =~I ~::::! ~b ~ 1..~1 r r I- -t:11 1- L I -_ ~~ 'I~fb U FAX COVER MEMO CITY OF CLEARWATER PLANNING DEPARTMENT 100 S. MYRTLE AVE. CLEARW A TER, FL 33756 (727) 562-4567 FAX: (727) 562-4865 TO- ~~\ \ \JOO a~ _ FAX: - 7 '6 b ~ ,4-7 '} Phone: 7 & 10- S 7 +7 FROM: Wo.,Y'fL \JU\~ Phone:~\o2--=-+)O+ DATE:_ ~OM04 RE: 5~\1 ky~t' ~ MESSAGE: NUMBER OF PAGES (INCLUDING THIS PAGE) Z-s- ~ " SEt'iD I HG REPORT Oct 15 2004 09 11RM ~J YOUR LOGO YOUR FRX NO Clt~OfC1Earwater-Plan Dept 727 562 4865 NO. OTHER FRCSIMILE 01 97867479 STRRT TIME USRGE TIME MODE PRGES RESULT Oct.1S 09'03RM 08'05 SND 25 OK TO Tl..IRN OFF REPORT. PRESS ' MENU' l:ID4. THEN SELECT OFF BY USING '+' OR '-'. 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AVEl\'UF, CLEARWATER, FLORIDA 3)756 TELEPHONF (727) 562-4567 FAX (727) 562~4576 LONG RANGE PlAl'>jl\ING DEVELOPMFNT REvIEW September 29,2004 Mr Bill Wood::, Woods Consultmg, Inc 322 Ridge Road Palm HdlbOl, FL 34683 RE Case No FLD2004-06046, 205 Bnghtwatcr Dnve Dear Mr Woods The Community Development Board (eDB) at their meetmg on September 21, 2004, continued the above referenced request to their October 19, 2004, meetmg The request 1S for a Flexlble Development application to permIt a multi-use dock, under the provISIons of SectIOn 3-601, for property located at 205 Bnghtwater Dnve If you have any questIOns, please do not hesitate to call Wayne M Wells, AICP, Planner III, at 727-562-4504 Cynthia H Tarapam, AICP Planmng Director oS \?/rmmng Depnrlmenl\C D H\FLEXIPe/ldlllg cases\Up fOI Ihe neXI CDBlBnghlwaler 205 B uglllw{Jler POITII Docks (f) 10 19 04 CD81Bllgluwaler 205 CDB COl1llnu{Ji1ce Lellel 9 29 04 doc BRIAN J AUNG<;T, M \ \ OR.COMM I~SIONFR IIOYT HAMIl I O,~, VICF MA YOR-CQ.\l~lI<;<;]ONFR \XfH ITN! Y G R.r\), CO\h\m~ION] R FIV\NK HHlB\RD, (Ulh\lISSIONJ.R * Ill] I JON"ON, CO\I\I]\~IO,,] R .. EQu/\1 [\1 PI oy"n N I AN D Alllfu\l~ IIVI ACTION LMI'I O'lTR" I" , L.L ~ ;~~~ o --/';-""'~;;f'~:~-i~:"'~a~ rwater - '!-i IJ'.1I11 X< :J: ~ >- ~ II I ~~\ II r~; ~ ~III-~JI f ,..=llr~ I I=- Lj, 1.!!1~ j.-- __ _ _~ s: =_ - u FAX COVER MEMO CITY OF CLEARWATER PLANNING DEPARTMENT 100 s. MYRTLE AVE. CLEARW A TER, FL 33756 (727) 562-4567 FAX: (727) 562-4865 TO:~"\\\ W~od.~ FAX: - 7 ~ ~ . 1 + 7 j Phone: 1 ~ '" - S14-7 FROM: W~'V'-L ~Q.. \ \~ Phone: 'S 'c'"2-... ~ -s-t> ~ DATE,_ -.1/ b ~ RE,~Q"U>o4 - 0 lc~4 (" 2.-0 S- ~ r'1"+Nl--1-v- t> r, MESSAGE: -<;~H- ~tt I ~ - \N-, \\ ~O Q,~~ - ~ U~ f: ~ 'I~ ~I.f ~'R... c..o-.r.. ~: h ~ ()/"o-{ NUMBER OF PAGES(lNCLUDlNG THIS PAGE) 7 ~l1J1(1llQ~~<?- ~~~~JJt rllt -<>"", A~~ ~,,"'-<>..~~k... ~"~,'i' ............r~'Cf> q'l1~l, \ j I, -~'" ~ ";., q ~-... Jf~l'7lt. '" .,lEi"iil. -=.- , ~'" "'u:::;. -===. ); ~: "'~ ':. ~=- ~~"I Y';;'~~~~~ ,,~~\ -.0. #" ~ j,J "\ ...... !f.--m," "<'\)~ \ ......_.,?~lE~'odG' -OGIl/JJI CITY OF CLEARWATER loNG RA.J'IGr PlANNING DEVELQPMJo.NT REvIEW PlANNING DEPARTMENT PO~T 01 ~lCL Box 4748, CLEARWATER, FlORIDA 33758-4748 MUNICIPAL SERVICES BUILDING, 100 SOUfll MYR1ll AvrNUF, CLEARWAnR, FLORlDA 33756 TELEPHONE (727) 562-4567 FAX (727) 562-4576 August 24, 2004 Mr B1I1 Woods Woods Consultmg, Lnc 322 RIdge Road Palm Harbor, FL 34683 Re Community Development Board Meetmg (Case No FLD2004-06046) Dear Mr Woods The Flexible Development applicatIon (Case No FLD2004-06046) to penmt a multI-use dock, undel the provIsIons of SectlOll 3-601, for pIoperty located at 205 Bnghtwater On ve has been deemcd sufficlent and has been scheduled to be revIewed by the Community Development Bomd on Septembel 21, 2004 The meetmg WIll take place at 2 00 P m m the CIty CommlsslOn Chambers, 3rd floor OfClty Hall at 112 S Osceola Avenue, CI,ear\vater If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call me at 727-562-4504 Smcerel y, 1J~t1. hJ~ Wayne M Wells, AlCP Planner m <; IPln"'''''g DepnrrmonllC D B1FLEX\Pendwg coscjIUp for Ihe lieU CDBIBllglmvolc' 205 BrrghMoler POWI Docks (F) 92/ 04 CDBlBI Iglmw(er 205 CDB Lelia! doc ~ BRIi\NJ AUNC<,T, IVIAYOI{ CO.\IMI~SIONFR HoY! 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MYRTLE AVE. CLEARW A TER, FL 33756 (727) 562-4567 FAX: (727) 562-4865 TO: 'B~\ W~6d.~_ FAX: 7 ~ \., - ,4 7 1 Phone' 7 B lo. 5"74-7 FROM: \r"'J~~ :'lNL\\~ Phone:~Io"2.-4-SD1- DA TE: 1() \ RE: h--t> "2....e 0 1- - 0 (0 u L\- \a Z-oS B("~~p...+rv- Dr. MESSAGE: 1)~t\- ~~c.. O~~~. N "\)~ " 4 \ +0 f M. -\).t'"'-t... NUMBER OF PAGES(INCLUDING TI-IIS PAGE) 3 I CJse Number, FLD2004-06U46 -- 205 BRlGH1 W A fER DR Owner(s): Bnghtwater Pomt, Lie 70 I SpOltlS Wood Ln Clearwater, Fl 33756 TELEPHONE No Phone, FAX No Fax, E-MAIL No Emall Applicant BIIghtwater Pomt, LIe 200 Bnghtwater Dr Ul1lt 1 Clearwater, Fl33767 TELEPHONE 727-588-0405, FAX 727-584-2641, E-MAIL No Emall Representative: Woods Consultmg 322 Ridge Rd Palm Harbor, Fl 34663 TELEPHONE 727-786-5747, FAX 727-786-7479, E-MAIL blJlwoods@woodsconsultmg org Lo<-atlOn 0 594 acres located at the eastern terrrunus of Bnghnvater Dnve, approxll11Utely 1700 feet east of Harnden Dnve Atl.b Page 276A Zonlllg Dlstnct T, Tounst Request FleXIble Development to permit a multI-use dock, under the provIsIOns ofSecl1on 3-601 Proposed Use, Attached dwellings Neighborhood Clearwater Beaeh Assoc mtLOn AssoclatlOn(s) Clearwater, Fl 33767 827 Mandalay Ave TELEPHONE 727-446-5801 FAX No Fax, E-MAIL dmacnav@att net Neighborhood Clearwater NeIghborhoods CoalItIon AssoclutlOu(s)' Clearwater, Fl 33761 2544 FrISCO Dnve TELEPHONE 727-725-3345, FAX No Fax, E-MAIL DJw@gtenet Pre!lenter, Wayne Wells, Selllor Planner Attendees Included, CIty Staff Wayne Wells, Chip Gerlock, Scott RIce, Joe Colbert Appl1cantlreplesentatlve BIll Woods The DRC reViewed tillS applicatIOn With the tollowlIlg comments' Ceneral Engmeermg' I No Issues 4:40 pm EnVironmental' ProVide copies of SWFW MD and/or FDEP Perrrut, Corps of Engllleer's Perml! and Submerged Land Lease pnor to the commencement of construction FIre, ProVide portable Fire ExtmgUlshers hsted for Class A, Class B and Class C fires that meet the reqUirements ofNFP A 10, lIlstalJed at the pier/land mterseetlOn AddItIOnal Fife ExtmgUlshers must be placed on the dock so that the maximum travel dIstance to an Extlllgulsher does not exceed 75 feet As per NFPA 303, Fire ProtectIOn Standard for Mannas and Boatyards, SectIOn 4 2 2 1 Please acknowledge mtent 10 comply pnor to COB Harbor Master I No Issues I have no problem WIth these docks assoclated With the upland condo constructIOn, they do not mterfere WIth naVIgatIOn, Just a suggestIOn, not a condlllon, the maJonty of the newly constructed docks have all had some sort of hghtmg at the ends whIch makes them more VISIble for both the recreatIOnal boater and the slip owners findlllg then shps at IlIght Bill Morns Legal. I No lssues Land Resources: I No Is:.,ues Landsca pi ng: I no Issues Parks and Recreation 1 No Issues Stormwatcr. No Issues Development ReVIew Agenda - Thursday, August 12, 2004 - Page 44 J Solid Waste, I No Issues Traffic Engmeermg: I No Issues Planmng' 1 Address for applicant on apphcalIon IS dIfferent than that mdlcated by the PmeJlas County Property Appraiser and the Department of State, DIvIsIOn of Corp or at lOllS (701 SpottlS Woode Lane, Clearwater, FL 33756) Revise 2 Provide the ongmal "affidaVit to authonze agent" 3 ProVIde the ongmal sIgnature page of the applicatIOn 4 Is the 188-foot dimension to the western property Ime of Lot 27 extended mto the water? 5 RevIse (a) Use and CompatlbllIty of Attachment A, as the upland portIOn was approved for 20 condonulllum UllltS, not 24 umts AdditIOnally, under #1, Proposed Use, of Attachment B, revise the number of UllltS from 24 to 20 6 ProVide narrative of the proposed IO-foot wide conservation easement Based on the design, It appears to be on the upland portIOn of the property Why IS thiS easement proposed') How does thiS affeGt upland Improvements (such as pool/pool deck) What Will or can be placed wlthm the easement (SIdewalk, boardwalk, etc F 7 Is the proposed WIdth of the docks (A and B) take mto account (added m) the water area between the two docks') 8 Note Applicant doesn't have an OccupatIOnal License for Bnghtwater Pomt, LLC at 701 SpatlIs W oode Lane 9 ConditIon to be mcluded mthe Staff Report "That boats moored at the docks be for the exclUSive use by the reSIdents and/or guests of the cOnd0l1ll111UmS and not be pernutted to be sub-leased separately from the condonunlums " 10 ConditIOn to be Included m the Staff Report "That doek-supported slgnage be permanently Installed cantallllng wordmg warmng boaters of the eXistence of protected sea grasses and manatees m the vlcmlty " 11 CondllIon to be mcluded In the Staff Report "That a copy of the SWFWMD and/or FDEP Penrut, Corps of Engmeer's Penrut and proof of pemllSSlQn to use State submerged land, If applicable, be sub nutted to the Planmng Department pnor to commencement of constructIOn .. 12 Should there be lights on the ends of the docks to make them more VISible for both the recreatIOnal boater and the slip owners findmg their slips at mght? Other. No Comments Notes To be placed on the 9/21/04 COB agenda, .',ubnut 15 collated eoples of the revIsed plans & application matenal addressmg all above dcpartments' comments by noon, 81 I 9104 P ackcts shall be colla ted, folded and stapled as appropnatc Development ReView Agcnda - Thursday, August 12, 2004 - Page 45 ,pIIOfT17DOq ~OOti\~LOF T/(t. ;.,.... \~, ~".,.,~rrJ~'>fl'_ ~!". "" I #M'''-~~~ tj~C:i~' ,\I, \ ~ ~ 1:l<1:':}~::- '.. '" . _=_ <:::ltl:l "'~';. .=-:=- QIl ~~-:.-:.--=- . ~tj -YL\- ,t ~\It -.;rJf;ru,,'J~~,+\ .......,."J'of TE~\' ,0.. q'.DDIO' CITY OF CLEARWATER PlANNING DEPARTMENT POST OFFICE Box 4748, CLEARWATI R, FlORIDA 33758-4748 MUNICIPAL SFRVlCES BUILDING, 100 SOUTH MYRnE AVFNUF, CLFARWATER, FlORIDA 33756 TELEPHONE (727) 562-4567 FAX (727) 562-4576 LONG RANGE PlANNING DEVELOPMENT RFVlEW July 8, 2004 Mr Bill Woods Woods Consultmg, lnc 322 RIdge Road Palm Harbor, FL 34683 Re FLD2004-06046, 205 Bnghtwater Dnve Dear Mr Woods The Plannmg staff has revIewed your applIcatIon for FleXIble Development to penmt a multI-use dock, under the proVIStOnS of SectIon 3-601, for the constructIon of a 2,478 square-foot, 14-slIp dock m conjunctIon wIth a condommlUm development at 205 Bnghtwater Dnve After a prehmmary reVIew of the submItted documents, staff has detenmned that the applIcatIon IS complete The Development RevIew CommIttee WIll reVIew the applIcatIOn for suffiCIency on August 12, 2004, m the Plannmg Department conference room - Room 216 - on the second floor of the MumcIpal ServIces BUIldmg, 100 South Myrtle A venue, m Clearwater Please call Sherry Watkms at 562-4582 no earlIer than one week pnor to the meetmg date for the apprOXImate tIme that your case WIll be reVIewed You or a representatIve must be present to answer any questIOns that the commIttee may have regardmg your applIcatIOn If you have any questIons, please do not heSItate to call me at 727-562-4504 zomng mformatlOn for parcels wlthm the CIty through www mvclearwatcr com/gov/depts/plannmg *Make us your favonte' You can access our webslte Smcerely, &::Z:w~)~~ Planner III S \Plannmg DepartmentlC D BIFLEX\Pendmg c{/se~IUpfor the next DRC\Bnghtwatel 205 BI/ghtwater Pomt Dock:. (T) 81204 DRCIBnghtwater 205 Complete Leller 78 04 doc BRIANJ AUNG~I, MAWR COMMI~,IONER Hon HA,MJlION, VIO 1\1A\OR COMMl%IONFR WHITNFY GR,\\, CO\IMI~'>IONI R rR.\N" IIIBBARD, COMMISSIONH< (1) Bill JON,ON, CO\I\Il,.,IONI R "EQUAl EMPIOYMI NI AND ArlIR~L"'IlVI ACIION EMPIO\I R" , ~ FAX COVER MEMO CITY OF CLEARWATER PLANNING DEPARTMENT 100 S. MYRTLE AVE. CLEARWATER, FL 33756 (727) 562-4567 FAX: (727) 562-4865 TO: ~~ \ W fit) .;S FAX: .7~~.,~7' Phone: 7 ~\o. S 7 '+7 FROM: ~v-L \,JQ..\\~ Phone:~Io2...-4f"C4- DATE:_ ::J. }$ RE:~'P2-004 ~ 0 I.DP~"" 1-oS D t';,h.~\-wr "Dr. MESSAGE' r~~\a,\-e... Lt.\-\-u- ()r-'":i \....0..\ \::ae.~ j~1- v)k. ~..l. NUMBER OF PAGES(INCLUDING THIS PAGE) 2--- ~ I~Dl1lTlTlQq ,~g~~laF Il1e 0-........ ~\~~~\ ".j~I;I~""'i"'"",....~..;~ ...~ ::"">..' ~~./;r- ~ ~ I fflM-'-~ t:!~~',\ I, \ ~~ Q~"'" . ..~.-=- <~ ",c;.;" =--==- .9tl <>\f'~ ~--=~ I"i:"~ ':..~----~ ~ ,,~~, 'ICtI. ............J=:'~ltl .... - 'lffi'I.'" ~~" ""........"".,"'1 TEl\, ,t~' q.q"J1II~ CITY OF CLEARWATER PLANNING DEPARTMENT POST OFFICE Box 4748, CLEARWArFR, FLORIDA 33758-4748 MUNICIPAL SERVICes BUILDING, 100 Soum MYRllF AVFI-.UIo., CLEARWATFR, FLORIDA 33756 TELFPHO~E (727) 562-4567 FAX (727) 562-4576 LONG RANGF PlAJ"\lNING DFVfLOPMI:NT REVIEW July 7,2004 Mr Bill Woods Woods Consultmg, lnc 322 RIdge Road Palm Harbor, FL 34683 RE FLD2004-06046, 205 Bnghtwater Dnve Dear Mr Woods The Planmng staff has revIewed your applicatiOn for FleXIble Development to permIt a multl-use dock, under the proVlSlons of Section 3-601, for the construction of a 2,478 square-foot, 14-shp dock m conjunction with a condominIUm development at 205 Bnghtwater Dnve After a prehmmary review of the submitted documents, staff has determmed that the apphcatlOn IS incomplete SectIOn 4-202 of the Commumty Development Code states that lf an apphcatton IS deemed mcompletc, Staff shall specIfy the defiCiencies of the apphcatiOn No further development reVIew actIOn shall be taken unttl the defiCiencies are corrected and the applIcatiOn IS deemed complete In order to stay on the current schedule for review for sufficIency by the Development Revlew Committee (ORe) on August 12, 2004, the followmg mformatlOn IS requIred to be submItted by 4.00 pm on Julv 9, 2004 (should you be unable to meet thiS tlme frame, the next submittal deadl1ne IS July 29, 2004 [noon] to be revlewcd for sufficiency by the DRC on September 9,2004, lfthe applicatIOn IS deemed complete) The followmf!: Items and/or mformatlon are reqUired 10 order to make your applIcatIon complete (one ongmal and 14 cOPles) 1 Submit a sIgned and sealed survey of the property A signed and sealed stakmg site plan was submttted If you have any questions, please do not heSItate to call me at 727-562-4504 You can access zonmg mfonnatlOn for parcels wlthm the City through our webslte www myclearwater comfgov/deptsJplanmng Smcerely, ti~l~~~ Planner III S IPI"nmng Depal/melll\C D BlFLEX1fncomplelelBnghlWnlel 205 81lghtwnler Po",1 Docks (T) 8 1204 DRC\Bnghlwa/er 205 Illcomplete Leller 7 7 04 doc BRlA.'i J AUNG<;T, /\11\ i OR-CO\l,1j]~~]ONI R HoYT HAMI110N, VICF MAYOR-COMMI~<;]ON1]{ \VH]T~I '\ GMi, COljlj]\,IONI R 11l,\NK HIBBARD, COMM]\~]ONFR * Bill JON',o,\, CO'jli!'.,IOM R "EQUAL EMPLOYMrl-.1 ANI) An IRMA I IV] AC110N J:.MPI 01'1 R" , - ,\ FAX COVER MEMO CITY OF CLEARWATER PLANNING DEPARTMENT 100 S. 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Apphcant RepresentatJ ve Address Octobcr 19.2004 FLD2004-06046 E3 Bnghtwater Pomt, LLC Mr Bill Woods, Woods Consulting, Inc 205. 209 and 214 Bnghtwater Dnve CITY OF CLEARWATER PLANNING DEPARTMENT STAFF REPORT GENERAL INFORMATION: REQUEST: Flexible Development to permIt a multi-use dock, under the provISIons of SectIon 3-601 EXISTING ZONING/ LAND USE: Tounst (T) Dlstnct, Resort FacIlities HIgh (RFH) Category PROPERTY SIZE: 0594 acres PROPERTY USE: Approved Use Attached dwellmgs (20 umts, condominIUms) Proposed Use MultI-use dock for 14 slips totalmg 2,478 square feet, wIth the slip catwalks measunng 365 feet 10 length from a fivc- foot wide walkout 687 feet from the seawall, In conjUnctiOn with a 20-umt attached dwelhng (condommlUm) development ADJACENT ZONING! LAND USES: North East South West Tounst (T) Dlstnct! Attached dwellmgs Preservation (P) DIstnct! Intracoastal waterway PreservatIon (P) DIstnct! Intracoastal waterway Tounst (T) Dlstnct! Attached dwellIngs CHARACTER OF THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY: Attached dwellIngs and ovcrnlght accommodatIon uses dom1Oate the Immediate vIcImty UPDA TE: At the apphcant's request, the Commumty Development Board contmued thIS case at their September 21, 2004, meeting to the October 19,2004, mcetmg ANALYSIS: Site Location and Existing Conditions: The 0 594-acre Site IS located at the eastcrn termmus Qf Bnghtvvatcr Dnve, approximately 1700 feet east of Harnden Dnve The SIte IS located wlthm thc Staff Report - Community Development BOdrd - October] 9,2004 - Case FLD2004-06046 P dge 1 of 6 Small Motel Dlstnct of Beach By DesIgn, whIch IS a dlstmctIve area of overnight accommodation uses bemg demolished and rcdeveloped with attached dwelhngs of either townhomes or condommlUms On September 16,2003, the Commumty Development Board approved Case No FLD2003-06027/TDR20Q3-06003 with 13 conditions to redevelop the upland portIOn of this site with 20 attached dwellmgs (condommlUms) There are five eXlstmg docks, whIch under the pnor approval was to be retamed, unchanged, but wIll now be removed Proposal: SectIOn 3-601 C 3 reqUires docks over 500 square feet m area (m aSSOCiatIOn with a multi-family development or condommlUm) be treated as a commercial dock and be approved as part of a Level Two, FlexIble Development revJew The proposal Ineludes the removal of the eXistIng docks and the construction of two docks totalmg 2,478 square feet for 14 slips for use by the owners/tenants of the condommlUms The proposal IS to construct the 14 shps In two docks due to the eXistence of seagrasses The northern dock IS proposed wIth SIX slips, while the southern dock IS proposed wIth eIght slips The slips for both docks are accessed by walkouts to aVOId any Impact to the seagrass beds These walkouts are desIgned with handraIls on both sIdes to preclude boats moonng agamst the walkouts The docks are deSigned with T -heads, which will have handraIls on theIr landward side to aVOId boats moonng agaInst the T-heads, outSide of desIgnatcd boat slips "No moonng" and "caution manatee" slgnage are also proposed to aSSIst WIth restnctmg boat traffic wlthm the areas of seagrasses and to mcrease manatee awareness The northern T-head IS proposed to be accessed by a walkout that IS approximately 53 feet In length from the &eawall The southern T-head IS proposed to be accessed by a walkout that IS approximately 69 feet 10 length Catwalks for the slips are proposed to be 36 5 feet 10 length IndIVIdual slIps arc proposed 15 feet 10 wIdth each The overall length of the northern dock from the seawaUls 947 feet, while the southern dock IS proposed to be III 4 feet mlength from the seawall The northern dock IS proposed 37 feet from the northern property lme, whIle the southern IS proposed 1825 feet from the west property line A mInimum sIde setback of 369 feet IS reqUIred for the docks Code dock proVISIOns hmlt the width of docks to a maximum of 75 percent of the lot wIdth, or 27675 feet 10 thiS ca&e The proposed combmed dock wIdth IS 66 percent of the lot width (244 9 feet) Code proVISIOns restnct dock length to a maXImum of75 percent of the lot width (276 75 feet) The docks are proposed to be a maximum of 30 percent of the waterfront width WhIle not consistent WIth eXlstmg, older and shorter docks, the proposed docks are conSIstent With newer docks reqUIred to meet today's Codes, wherem the length takes IOta account the water depth at mean lot water and seagrasses The Southwest Flonda Water Management DIstnct (SWFWMD) reqUires a mmImum three feet water depth at mean low water for boats In the slIps All slIps have at least 3 5 feet of water depth (most have greater depth) The wIdth o'f the waterway at thiS locatIOn IS approxImately 369 feet Based on the proposed deSign of the two docks, there are no Issues regardmg seagrasses While there are no Issues regardmg navigatIon With the proposal, smce thiS Site IS at the end of the land finger It IS suggested to mstall hghts on the ends of the docks to make the docks more vIsIble to both recreational boaters and to shp owners findmg theIr slips at 111ght All other cntena for docks hdve been met Staff Rcport - Community Development Board - October 19,2004 - Cd:>e FLD2004-06046 Page 2 of6 All applicable Code reqUirements and cntena mcludmg but not limited to General ApplIcabtllty cntena (SectIOn 3-913) and dock cntena (SectIOn 3-601 C 3) have been met Code Enforcement Analysis: There are no outstandmg enforcement Issues associated wIth thiS site COMPLIANCE WITH STANDARDS AND CRITERIA: (Sections 2-801.1 and 3-601.C.3): STANDARD PERMITTED PROPOSED CONSISTENT INCONSISTENT I REQUIRED MAXIMUM 30 dwelling 20 dwellmg umts Yes DENSITY W11tS per acre (mc1udes three umts (17 UnIts) from transfer of development nghts) IMPERVIOUS 095 065 Yes SURFACE RA TIO (lSR) SETBACKS 1 0 percent of North 37 feet Yes (minimum) , the Width of West 182 5 feet , the property (369 feet) LENGTH (maximum) 75 percent of - Dock A (southern) Yes the Width of 111 4 feet the property Dock B (northern) (276 75 feet) 94 7 feet WIDTH (maximum) 75 percent of 244 9 feet (does not Yes the Width of mc1ude the water the property , area between the (27675 feet) two docks) ) Staff Report - Commumty Development Board - October 19, 2004 - Case FLD2004-06046 Page 3 of6 COMPLIANCE WITH FLEXIBILITY CRITERIA (Section 3-601.C.3): ConSl~tent I nco n~l ~tent I The proposed dock shall be subordmate to and contnbute to the X comfort, convemence or necessitIes of the users or the occupants of the pnnclOal use of the property , 2 The proposed dock shall be In harmony wIth the scale and character of X adjacent pronertIes and the nel!lhborhood In g,eneral 3 The proposed dock shall be compatible with dock pattern!. In the general X* VIClnlty 4 Impacts on EXIstmg Water RecreatIOn ActlvItles The use of the X proposed dock shall not adversely Impact the health, safety or well bemg of persons currently usmg the adjacent watcrways for recreational and/or commcrcIal uses Furthermore, It shall not hmder or dIscourage the eXIstmg uses of the adjacent waterway by uses mcludmg but not lImIted to non-motonzed boats and motonzed boats 5 Impacts on NavigatIOn The eXistence and use of the proposed dock X shall not have a detnmental effect on the use of adjacent waters for navIgatIon, transportation, recreatIOnal or other pubhc convemences 6 Docks shall be sited to ensure that boat access routes aVOId Injury to X manne grassbeds or other aquatIc resources m the surroundmg areas 7 Docks shall not have an adverse Impact upon natural manne habitats, X grass flats sUitable as nursery feedmg grounds for manne hfe, or estabhshed manne sOlI sUitable for producmg plant growth of a type useful as nursery or feedmg grounds for manne lIfe, manatee sanctuanes, natural reefs and any such artIficIal reef which has developed an assocIated flora and fauna whIch have been determmed to be approachmg a typIcal natural assemblage structure m both density and diversIty, oyster beds, clam beds, known sea turtle nestmg Site, commercIal or sport fishenes or shell fishenes areas, and habItats deSIrable as luvemle fish habItat 8 All tummg basm, access channels, boat moonng areas and any other X area assocIated wIth a dock shall have adequate CIrculatIon and eXlstmg water depths to ensure that a mmlmum of a one foot clearance IS proVIded between the lowcst member of a vessel (e g skegs, rudder, prop) and the bottom of the water body at mean or ordinary low water (-095 NGVD datum) 9 The dock shall not effectively cause erosIOn, extraordmary storm X dramage, shoalmg of channels, or adversely affect the water qualIty presently eXlstmg m the area or lImit progress that IS bemg made toward Improvement of water quahty In the area III which the dock IS proposed to be located 10 The dock shall not have a matenal adverse Impact upon the X conservation of wildlIfe, manne lIfe, and other natural resources, mcludmg beaches and shores, so as to be contrary to the pubhc mterest Staff Report - Commumty Development Board - October 19,2004 - Casc FLD2004-06046 Pagc4of6 Con'ilstent I nco nSlstent 11 The dock shall not have an adver~e Impact on vegetated areas, X vcgetatlve, terrestnal, or aquattc habitats cntIcal to the support of hsted species providmg OTIC or more of the requirements to sustam theIr eXistence, such as range, nestmg or feedmg grounds, habitats which dIsplay bIological or physIcal attnbutes which would serve to make them rare wlthm the confines of the City, deSignated preservation areas such as those Identified III the comprehensive land use plan, natIonal wIldhfe refuges, Flonda outstandmg waters or other deSIgnated preservatIOn areas, and bird sanctuanes 12 Impacts on Wetlands Habitat/Uplands The dock shall not have a X matenal adverse affect upon the uplands surroundmg *See dIscussIOn under Analysis COMPLIANCE WITH GENERAL STANDARDS (Section 3-913): Consistent InconSistent 1 Development of the land wIll be m harmony with the scale, bulk, X* coverage, denSity and character of adjacent properties 2 Development Will not hmder or discourage development and use of X adjacent land and bUlldmgs or SIgnIficantly Impatr the value thereof 3 Development WIll not adversely affect the health or safety of persons X resIdmg or workmg m the neIghborhood 4 Development IS deSigned to mImmize traffic congestIOn X 5 Development IS consistent with the commumty character of the X* Immediate vIcImtv 6 DesIgn of the proposed development mImmizes adverse effects, X mcludmg VIsual, acoustic and olfactory and hours of operatIOn Impacts on adJacent properties *See diSCUSSIOn under AnalYSIS Sta IT Report ~ Commulllty Devc 1 opmcnt Board - October 19, 2004 - CdSC FLD2004-06046 Page 5 of6 SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATION: The Development Review Committee reviewed the apphcatlon and supportmg materIals on August 12, 2004 The Planmng Department recommends APPROVAL of the FlexIble Development to permit a multI-use dock, under the provIsIOns of Section 3-601, for the sIte at 205, 209 and 214 Bnghtwater Dnve, wIth the followmg bases and condltlOns Bases for Approval 1 The proposal comphes with the FlexIble Development cntena under the provlslOns of Section 3-601 2 The proposal IS In compliance wIth other standards Il1 the Code mc1udmg the general apphcabIhty cntena per Section 3-913 3 The dock development IS compatIble wIth the surroundIng area CondltlOns of Approval 1 That boats moored at the docks be for the exch1S1ve use by the residents and/or guests of the condoillll1lUms and not be permitted to be sub-leased separately from the cOndOmll1lUmS, 2 That dock-supported slgnage be permanently Installed contamll1g wordmg wamll1g boaters of the eXistence of protected sea grasses and manatees Il1 the VICInIty, 3 That lIghtmg be mstalled at the ends of the docks to make the docks more vIslble to both recreatIOnal boaters and to slIp owners findmg their slIps at mght, and 4 That a copy of the SWFWMD and/or FDEP Permit, Corps of Engmeer's PermIt and proof of permlsslOn to use State submerged land, If applIcable, be submitted to the Planmng Department pnor to commencement of constructIOn Prepared by Planmng Department Staff ATTACHMENTS Location Map Aenal Photograph of SIte and VIcmlty Zomng Atlas Map Surroundmg EXlstmg Uses Map Photographs of SIte and Vlclmty ApphcatlOn S' \Planmng Depm Imen/IC D BIFLEX'iPendlllg ,a leI \Up for the 111:\/ CDBIBnghtwaler 205 BnghlWa/er Poml Docks (T) 10 1 Q 04 CDBIBnghlwa/er 205 Slaj] RepOlI for 10 19 04 CDB doc Staff Report - Commumty Development Board - October 19,2004 - Cd~e FLD2004-06046 Page 6 of6 Owner I Site Location Map Bnghtwater POlDt, LLC I Case Property Size (Acres) 0595 FLD2004-06046 205,209 & 214 Bnghtwater Dnve PIN 08/29/15/04932/000/0270 08/29/15/04932/000/0280 08/29/15/04932/000/0290 I Atlas Page 276A Aerial Map Owner. Brightwater Point, LLC I Case: FLD2004-06046 Site: 205,209 & 214 Brightwater Drive Property Size (Acres) : 0.595 PIN: 08/29/15/04932/000/0270 08/29/15/04932/000/0280 08/29/15/04932/000/0290 A tlas Page: 276A f\~ /!I\!J __-.1 ---------~I ~~~~I ~~~~I'-- _I . ,I h II ,I j- , .' Ij 11 I: I I~ SRIGHTWA TER DR -~ ~ ~ ., " , ~ ~ ~ ~ .. or. ~~ ~ '" , , : d , , , ' _ ~ _ I p ,-, " ,~ , , - , " _.) I . ~-~ I 1- _: I ~ - ~ ,I :;}--_I ~_.. _ __I ~~I_~ SA YSIDE DR '" or. 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SA YSIDE DR : 1'" ~ i - -. ~ , ' I ~ ':.--- : Ii ~ I_~ 1__ ,.- ..., '" ~ .~ .!- -: : f-" 1 ~; , -' -_.i -~ _I ."' , ' ,~ Existing Surrounding Uses Map Owner Bnghtwater Pomt, LLC ] Case- FLD2004-06046 Site 205,209 & 214 Bnghtwater Dnve Property Size f Acres). 0595 PIN 08/29/15/04932/000/0270 08/29/15/04932/000/0280 08/29/15/04932/000/0290 I Atlas Page 276A " Wells, Wayne From Sent To Cc Subject Dougall-Sides, Leslie Monday, October 18, 2004 504 PM Tarapanl, Cyndl Wells, Wayne, Gerlock, Chip FW Plat Restnctlons on Docks The e-mail below represents the City's position --- -- 0 ng In a I M essag e..--- From Dougall-Sides, Leslie . Sent Thursday, September 30, 2004 1 41 PM To Akin, Pam Cc lIPOWSkl, Laura Sublect, FW Plat Restnctlons on Docks It was determined at a meeting with the applicant, Planning, Engineering and myself that because of the City's past approval of a number of docks longer than 30' on the Island Estates "finger" to which a plat restriction pertains, and the fact that the 30' dock length restncllon appears as a "note" on the plat, as opposed to a "dedication" to public use, the City Will not attempt to enforce the 30' restnctlon althls time by placing a condition on approval/Development Orders Given the eXistence of longer docks, the restnclion may well not be enforceable In any case Dock approvals Will continue to be subject to City, County, and State permitting reqUirements -----Onglnal Message----- From: Dougall-Sides, Leslie Sent Tuesday, September 28, 2004 9 40 AM To Gerlock, Chip Subject RE Plat Restnctlons on Docks You may want to request that Engineering be present as a plat vacation may be suggested -----Onglnal Message----- From Gerlock, Chip Sent: Monday, September 27,2004246 PM To Dougall-Sides, Leslie Subject RE Plat Restnctlons on Docks That's It In a nutshelll -----On 9 I n a I Messa ge----- From Dougall-Sides, Leslie Sent' Monday, September 27, 2004 2 38 PM To Gerlock, Chip Subject RE Plat Rest(lctlons on Docks Can you please Identify the exact question that the developer IS asking? For Instance, IS the developer asking 10 bUild docks longer than 30' despite the plat restnctlon? -----Onglnal Message----- From' Gerlock, Chip Sent Monday, September 27, 2004 10 36 AM To' Dougall-Sides, leslie Subject FW Plat RestrictIOns on Docks Leslie, ThiS IS the Issue on the docks they (I cooper) want 10 meet about tomorrow chip -----Onglnal Message----' From Tarapanl, Cyndl <' Sent: Tuesday, _ _mber 21, 2004 9 51 AM To Ger1ock, Chip Subject FW Plat Restrictions on Docks fVI Cyodl Tarapam Planmng DUCGtOl (727)562-4547 cynru tarapam@MyClearwater com ----Onglnal Message----- From Dougall-Sides, Leslie Sent' Tuesday, September 21, 2004 9 48 AM To Tarapanl, Cyndl Cc Wells, Wayne Subject Plat Restrictions on Docks I have reviewed your Request for legal Opinion on the above Issue and am formulating a response I do not necessarily think that the Issuance of the prevIous legal opinion precludes processing/approving dock requests The prevIous opinion was Issued In the context of an ownership/title Issue InvolVing the submerged lands and uplands Also, the Issue differs somewhat from streets, where ownership/use IS In the City Where there IS Clty~owned submerged land under a dock, however, the City may want to review and deCide whether It approves as owner For the moment, I suggest that language be Included on Development Orders/permits to the effect that "ThiS approval may be subject to limitations or restnclions contained In the plat for the property including submerged land" If It IS pOSSible to Include this language as an additional condition In TODA V's 205 Brlghtwater Drive case, you could, otherwise, don't worry about It and we Will address future cases 2 Wells, Wayne From Sent To Cc Subject Wells, Wayne Sunday, October 17, 2004 3 44 PM Tarapant, Cyndl Gerlock, Chip, Dougall-Sides, Leslie FLD2004-06046, 205 Bnghtwater Drive Cyndl - Bill Woods called me and Informed me that Vinnie Brinson, who owns to the north of the subject property, will attend the CD B m eetl ng on October 19, 2004, to speak agam st th e above req uest He said s he will b nn g up th e plat 11m Itatlo n on dock length Just thought I should let you know so we have a good answer to her concern regarding the dock length plat IlmltaliOn Wayne 1 Wells, Wayne From Sent To Cc Subject Dougall-Sides, Leslie Tuesday, September 21, 2004948 AM Tarapanl, Cyndl Wells, Wayne Plat Restrrctlons on Docks I have reviewed your Request for Legal Opinion on the above Issue and am formulating a response I do not necessarily think that the Issuance of the prevIous legal opinion precludes processing/approving dock requests The prevIous opinion was Issued In the context of an ownership/title Issue involVing the submerged lands and uplands Also, the Issue differs somewhat from streets, where ownership/use IS In the City Where there IS City-owned submerged land under a dock, however, the City may want to review and decide whether It approves as owner For the moment, I suggest that language be Included on Development Orders/permits to the effect that "This approval may be subject to limitations or restrictions contained In the pial for the property including submerged land" If It IS pOSSible to Include this language as an additional condition In TODAY's 205 Brrghlwater Dnve case, you could, otherwise, don't worry about It and we will address future cases 1 Wells, Wayne From Sent To Cc Subject Wells, Wayne Tuesday, September 07,2004916 AM Tarapanl, Cyndl Fierce, Lisa, Gerlock, Chip, 'Icooper@wlndwardpassage Info' Docks at 202 Windward Passage, Bayway Blvd and Bnghtwater Dr Cyndl - Recently the City Attorney's office completed a review of the ownership of the submerged land adjacent to 202 Windward Passage As part of her reView, Laura lipowskllncluded a review of a provISion contained on the plat regarding the ability to bUild docks A provIsion on the plat states "no dock shall extend more than thirty feet from the seawall line " In her OpiniOn, the upland property owner has the right to bUild a dock, subject to the limitation on length This opiniOn, If upheld, presents numerous problems for the property owner(s) and the City Mr Larry Cooper has submitted Information to the Planning Department that this plat provISion limiting dock length to 30 feet from the seawall has been violated by the City numerous times related to approvals granted to upland property owners, apparently Including City docks Apparently the plat language regarding the property at 202 Windward Passage IS also similar to plat language for properties on Bayway Boulevard and Bnghtwater Drive, which also limits docks to 30 feet In length from the seawall The City has approved many docks for upland properties on these two roads exceeding the 3D-foot limitation The Planning Department has not checked any plats for such limiting language In the past In my expenence, I have dealt with plats approved In the past that Included bUilding setback provIsions These setbacks listed on the plat many times conflicted with current ZOning Dlstnct setback provISions In thiS expenence, the regulating authority has applied the current setback provIsions, In deference to the setback provISions set out on the plat ThiS can be viewed similar to the Issue of the dock length limitation There have been new rules promulgated by numerous regulatory agencies that reqUire the protection of sea grasses and manatees, as well the reqUirement for depth of water for the berthing of boats These new rules, which are beyond City regulation, many times reqUires the docks to exceed the dock length of 30 feet listed on the plat It would appear reasonable, much like my bUilding setback example, that the new rules relating to docks should also be applied You have mentioned to me that plats are accepted by and signed off by the City, which may make a difference Could you Initiate a review of thiS opinion Issued by the City Attorney's office regarding dock lengths (restricted by pial) to determine what course of action the Planning Department must take? If the dock length IS really restncted by plat, then how can the City or property owners seek to change the plat provIsions? If the dock length restnclions on the plat are superceded by the new rules (mentioned above), then do we move forward? Alternately, In the case of 202 Windward Passage where there are no protected sea grasses or water depth Issues reqUiring the docks to exceed the 30~foot limitation, would the plat limitation on dock length restnct docks for thiS development to 30 feet (unless the plat provIsion IS changed)? ObViously thiS Issue IS affecting 202 Windward Passage (on the September 9,2004, Development Review Committee agenda), but I also have 205 Bnghtwater Drive on the September 21,2004, Community Development Board agenda with a similar restncling provIsion Wayne 1 " .'- COB Meetmg Date Case Number Agenda Item Owner/ Apphcdnt Reprcsen tat] ve Address September 21.2004 FLD2 004- 06 046 Fl Bnghtwater Pomt, LLC Mr Bill Woods, Woods Consultmg, Ine 205,209 and 214 Bnghtwater Dnve ORIGINAL CITY OF CLEARWATER PLANNINC DEPARTMENT STAFF REPORT GENERAL INFORMATION: REQUEST: Flexible Development to permIt a multI-use dock, under the provlslOns of SectIOn 3-601 EXISTING ZONING/ LAND USE: Tounst (T) DIstnct, Resort FacilitIes HIgh (RFH) Category PROPERTY SIZE: o 594 acres PROPERTY USE: Approved Use Attached dwelhngs (20 umts, condominIUms) Proposed Use Multi-use dock for 14 slips totahng 2,478 square feet, wIth the shp catwalks measurmg 36 5 feet m length from a live- foot wide walkout 68 7 feet from the seawall, m conjunction with a 20-ul1lt attached dwellmg (condominIum) development ADJACENT ZONING/ LAND USES: North East South West Tounst Dlstnct! Attached dwellmgs PreservatiOn DlstllCt/ Intracoastal waterway Preservation Dlstnct! Intracoastal waterway I Tounst DIstnet! Attached dwellings CHARACTER OF THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY: Attached dwellmgs and overnight accommodatIOn uses dommate the nnmedJate vlcmlty ANAL YSIS: Site LocatIOn and Existing CondItions: The 0 594-acre SIte IS located at the eastern ternnnus of Bnghtwater Dnve, approximately 1700 feet east of Ham den Dnve The SIte IS located wlth\l1 the Small Motel Dlstnct of Beach By DeSign, which IS a dIstmctIve area of overnight accommodatIon llses bemg demolished and redeveloped with attached dwelhngs of either townhomes or condommlllms On Septcmber 16,2003, the Commumty Development Board approved Case No FLD2003-06027/TDR2003-06003 wIth 13 conditIOns to redevelop the upland portIOn of thiS site Sta ff Repol t - Commum ty Development Board - Septembel 21, 2004 - Case F LD2004-06046 Page 1 of 6 with 20 attached dwellmgs (condommlUms) There are five eXlstmg docks, which under the pnor approval was to be retamed, unchanged, but will now be removed Proposal: SectIon 3-601 C 3 requires docks over 500 square feet m area (m aSSOCiatIon wIth a multi-family development or condommlUm) be treated as a commercial dock and be approved as part of a Level Two, Flex1ble Development reVIew The proposal mcludes the removal of the eXlstmg docks and the constructIon of two docks totalIng 2,478 square feet for 14 slips [or use by the owners/tenants of the COndOmll1lUmS The proposal 1S to construct the 14 slips m two docks due to the eXistence of seagrasses The northern dock IS proposed WIth SIX slips, while the southern dock IS plOposed With eIght shps The sltps for both docks arc accessed by walkouts to aVOld any Impact to the seagrass beds These walkouts are deSigned With handrails on both Sides to preclude boats moonng agamst the walkouts The docks are deSigned With T-heads, which will have handrails on their landward SIde to aVOld boats moonng agamst the T-heads, outside of deSignated boat slips "No moonng" and "cautlOn manatee" slgnage are also proposed to assist WIth restnctmg boat traffic wlthll1 the areas of seagrasses and to lI1crease manatee awareness The northern T -head IS proposed to be accessed by a walkout that IS approxImately 53 feet In length from the seawall The southern T -head IS proposed to be accessed by a walkout that IS approximately 69 feet m length Catwalks for the shps are proposed to be 36 5 feet 111 length IndiVidual slIps are proposed 15 feet m Width each The overall length of the northern dock from the seawall IS 947 feet, while the southern dock IS proposed to be 111 4 feet 111 Icngth from the seawall The northern dock IS proposed 37 feet from the northern property line, while the southern IS proposed 1825 feet from the west property line A mll1lmUm SIde setback of 36 9 feet IS reqUired for the docks Code dock provIsions limit the Width of docks to a maxImum of 75 percent of the lot Width, or 27675 feet In thIS case The proposed combined dock Width IS 66 percent of the lot WIdth (244 9 feet) Code provlSlons restnct dock length to a maxtmum of 75 percent of the lot Width (276 75 feet) The docks are proposed to be a maximum of 30 percent of the waterfront Width While not consistent WIth eXlstmg, older and shorter docks, the proposed docks are conSistent w]th newer docks reqUired to meet today's Codes, wherell1 the length takes mto account the water depth at mean lot water and seagrasses The Southwest Flonda Water Management Dlstnct (SWFWMD) reqUires a mmlmum three feet watel depth at mean low water for boats m the shps All slips have at least 3 5 feet of water depth (most have greater depth) The Width of the waterway at this locatIon IS approximately 369 feet Based on the proposed deSign of the two docks, there are no Issues regardmg seagrasses While there are no Issues regardmg navigatIOn With the proposal, smce thiS site IS at the end of the land finger It IS suggested to IOstall lights on the ends of the docks to make the docks more VISible to both recreatIOnal boaters and to slip owners findmg theIr slips at mght All other cntena for docks have been met All apphcable Code reqUlrements and cntena mcludmg but not hmlted to General ApplIcability cntena (Section 3-913) and dock cntena (Section 3-601 C 3) have been met Code Enforcement Analysis: There are no outstandmg enforcement Issues associated w1th thiS SIte Slaft Report - CommuOlty Development Board - September 21,2004 - Case FLD2004-06046 Page 2 of 6 COMPLIANCE WITH STANDARDS AND CRITERIA: (SectIOns 2-801.1 and 3-601.e.3): STANDARD PERMITTED PROPOSED CONSIS rENT INCONSISTENT I REQUIRED MAXIMUM 30 dwellmg 20 dwelhng umts Yes DENSITY umts per acre (mcludes three umts (17 umts) from transfer of development fights) IMPERVIOUS 095 065 Yes SURFACE RATIO (ISR) SETBACKS 10 percent of North 37 feet Yes (minimum) the WIdth of West 1825 feet the property (36 9 feet) LENGTH (maximum) 75 percent of Dock A (southern) Yes the Width of 111 4 feet the property Dock B (northern) (276 75 feet) 94 7 feet \VIDTH (maximum) 75 percent of 244 9 feet (does not Yes the Width of mclude the water the property area between the (27675 feet) two docks) Sta rr Report - Commum ty Development Board - September 21, 2004 - Case FLD2004-06046 Page 3 of6 COMPLIANCE WITH FLEXIBILITY CRITERIA (Section 3-601.C.3): ConsIstent Inconslsten t I The proposed dock shall be subordinate to and contribute to the X comfort, convenience or necessItIes of the users or the occupants of the princIpal use of the property 2 The proposed dock shall be In harmony wllh the scale and character of X adjacent propertles and the neIghborhood III general 3 The proposed dock shall be compatible WIth dock patterns III the general X* VICll1lty 4 Impacts on EXIstmg Water RecreatIOn Actlvltles The use of the X proposed dock shall not adversely Impact the health, safety or well bemg of persons currently USing the adjacent wdterwdYs for recreatIonal and/or commcrclal uses Furthermore, It shall not hinder or dIscourage the eXlstmg uses of the adjacent waterway by uses mcludIn.g but not hmlted to non-motonzed boats and motorIzed boats 5 Impacts on NaVigation The eXistence and use of the proposed dock X shall not have a detrImental effect on the use of adjacent waters for naVIgatIOn, transportatlon, recreatIOnal or other public convenIences 6 Docks shall be SIted to ensure that boat access routes aVOld mjury to X manne grassbeds or other aquatlc resources m the surroundmg areas I 7 Docks shall not have an adverse Impact upon natural marIne habitats, X grass flats SUItable as nursery feedmg grounds for manne hfe, or established marIne sod SUItable for producmg plant growth of a type useful as nursery or feedmg grounds for manne life, manatee sanctuarIes, natural reefs and any such artifiCial reef which has developed an aSSOCiated flora and fauna whIch have been determmed to be approachmg a typical natural assemblage structure m both denSIty and dl\lerslty, oyster bcds, clam beds, known sea turtle nestmg SItc, commercIal or sport fishencs or shell fishenes areas, and habItats deSirable as juvemle fish habItat 8 All tummg basm, access channels, boat moormg areas and any other X area aSSOCiated With a dock shall have adequate cIrculatIOn and eXlstmg water depths to ensure that a mll1lmUm of a one foot clearance IS proVIded between the lowest member of a vessel (e g skegs, rudder, prop) and the bottom of the water body at mean or ordmary low water (-0 95 NGYD datum) 9 The dock shall not effectively cause erOSIOn, extraordmary stonn X dramage, shoalmg of chalUlels, or adversely affect the water quahty presently eXIsting m the area or hmIt progress that IS bemg made toward Improvement of water quality m the area m which the dock IS proposed to be located 10 The dock shall not have a matenal adverse Impact upon the X conservatIon of wlidhfe, mannc II fe, and other natural resources, mcludmg beaches and shores, so as to be contrary to the public mterest StafT Report - Community Development Board - September 21,2004 - Case FLD2004-06046 Page 4 of6 Consistent I neOllslstcnt 11 The dock shall not have an adverse Impact on vegetated areas, X vegetative, terrestnal, or aquatic habItats cntIcal to the support of llsted species provldmg one or more of the reqUirements to sustam their eXistence, such as range, nestmg or feedmg grounds, habItats which dIsplay bIological or physical attnbutes whleh would serve to make them rare wlthm the confines of the City, deSignated pleservdtlOn areas such as those Identified m the comprehensIve land use plan, natlOnal wIldlife refuges, Flonda outstandmg waters or other deSignated preservatIon areas, and bird sanctuanes 12 Impacts on Wetlands HabltatlUplands The dock shall not have a X matenaJ adverse affect upon the uplands surroundlllg *Sce diSCUSSIOn under AnalysIs COMPLIANCE \VITH GENERAL STANDARDS (Section 3-913): Consistent InconSIstent I Development of the land wlll be III harmony With the scale, bulk, X* coverage, denSIty and character of adjacent propertlcs 2 Development will not hlllder or dIscourage development and use of X adjacent land and bUlldmgs or slgmficantly Impair the value thereof 3 Development will not adversely affect the health or safety of persons X resIdmg or workmg m the neighborhood 4 Development IS deslgned to mll1lmlZe traffic congestion X 5 Development IS consistent With the commumty character of the X* lmmedlate vlcmIty 6 DeSign of the proposed development minimiZeS adverse effects, X Includmg VIsual, acoustic and olfactory and hours of operatIOn Impacts on adjacent properties *See dISCUSSIOn under AnalYSIS Staff Report - Conunumty Development Board - September 21, 2004 - Case FLD2004-06046 Page 5 of6 SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATION: The Development Review CommIttee reviewed the applicatIOn and supportmg matenals on August 12, 2004 The Plannmg Department recommends APPROVAL of the Flex]ble Development to penmt a multi-use dock, under the provIsIOns of Section 3-601, for the site at 205, 209 and 214 Bnghtwater Dnve, with the followmg bases and cond]tlOns Bases for Approval I The proposal complIes wIth the FlexIble Development cntena under the provIsIOns of Section 3-60] 2 The proposal IS III compliance with other standards 111 the Code including the general appltcab1l1ty cntena per SectIOn 3-913 3 The dock development ]S compatIble With the surroundmg area CondItIons of Approval 1 That boats moored at the docks be for the exclusive use by the reSidents and/or guests of the cOndOl11llllUmS and not be penmtted to be sub-leased separately [rom the cOndOmInIUmS, 2 That dock-supported slgnage be pern1anently Installed contalllmg wordmg warning boaters of the eXistence of protected sea grasses and manatees 111 the VlClm ty, 3 That Itghtmg be mstalled at the ends of the docks to make the docks more VISible to both recreatIOnal boaters and to slIp owners findmg their slips at mght, and 4 That a copy of the SWFWMO and/or FDEP Permit, Corps of Engineer's PermIt and proof of permIssIon to use State submerged land, If applIcable, be submItted to the P\anmng Department pnor to commencement of constructIOn Prepared by Planning Department Staff A TT ACHMENTS LocatIOn Map Aenal Photograph of SIte and Vlclmty ZOllll1g Atlas Map Surroundmg EXlstmg Uses Map Photographs of Site and V]C1l11ty ApplIcatIOn S \Plal1ll1ng Deparlmelll\C D BIFLlcXlPendmg cases I Up for Ih" next CDRl8ngluwater 205 Bnghlwater Poml Docks (7) 9 21 04 CDB\Brlgh/wnler 205 :Olliff Report doc S la ff Report - CommunIty Development Board - September 21 , 2004 - Case FLD2 004-0604 6 Page 6 of6 Message Page 1 of 1 Wells, Wayne From Tarapam, Cyndl Sent Friday, September 24, 2004 1025 AM To 'Linda Pum', Gerlock, Chip Cc cward@nchardsgllkey com, blllwoods@woodsconsultlng org, Wells, Wayne Subject RE [BULK] A note from Larry Cooper (re Windward Passage) r am fOlw,\rd1I1g rhl~ e-mall to Ch1p Gellock, managel of the Del clopmcl1t Review ruvt.,ion to meet I\uh \OU I don't know if Leslte Dougall-Sldc~' cakncl,ll will be open on thIS .,hort noucc but I am a:;,klOg Chip to (tV [0 get with \ Oll all a... ...non a~ pO:;'~jble l'hanks Cyndl Tarapam Planrung Duector (727)562-4547 cynl.h tal.aparu@J:vIyClearwater com -----Onglnal Message--d- From: Linda Pum [mallto,llnda@wlndwardpassage Info] Sent: Fnday, September 24, 20049 03 AM To: Tarapanl, Cyndl Cc: cward@nchardsgllkey,com, blllwoods@woodsconsultmg org Subject: [BULK] A note from Larry Cooper (re Windward Passage) Importance: Low Dear Cyndl, Carlton Ward, Bill Woods and Larry Cooper would like to schedule a meeting with you and the city attorney If possible Tuesday of next week to discuss the mutual Issue and mutual Impact regarding the Island Estates 30' plat mat restnctlon that we outlined In our package to Mr Wells and yourself We feel that all of us, Including the City of Clearwater could benefit from thiS meeting, as opposed to having the discussion at our COB meeting on October 18th Please call my office and/or email me back for a date and time Regards, Larry Cooper Pnnclpal The j{es,dences at WUH1"'Md Passage 200 \Vmdward Pa%age, #2 Clearwater, I'L 33767 f;us 727 441 3801 I ax 727 442 5684 10/2/2004 Wells. Wayne From Sent To Subject Rice, Scott Wednesday, August 25,2004227 PM Wells, Wayne September 21, 2004 COB Resubmlttals Wayne, On 205 Bnghtwater - Need standard enVIronmental dock comment as a condition of approval On 503 Marshall Street - Use the following conditions Prior to CO, Impact fee required for relall store and, If food preparation on site, then a reduced pressure backflow preventor device reqUired Prior to CO, Traffic Impact Fees to be determmed and paid I have given this application to Jason Kinney to review stormwater FL02004- 04022 - 2690 Drew St Sign In sight triangle Hours gate Will be open not addressed In resubmlllal Without transmllialletter unable to determine If Englneenng comments are addressed D. Scott Rice Land Develw Engrw Manager 727-562-4781 scott.rice@MyClearwater.com -----0 rig In al Messa g e----- From: Wells, Wayne Sent. Monday, August 23, 2004 4 17 PM To' Albee, RiCk, Blackburn, Anne, Buysse, Beverly A , Colbert, Joseph, Dittmer, Arden, Dougall-Sides, leslie, Fierce, Lisa, Gerlock, Chip, Glenn, Tom, Gluskl, Roberta, Hames, Angel, Melone, Donald, Morns, William D , Reynolds, Mike, Rice, Scott, Richter, Debbie, Schodtler, John, Watkins, Sherry SubJect Resubmltlal of case for September 21, 2004, CDB meeting ORC members - Plans for the following cases have been resubmitted for the 9/21/04 COB meeting I have placed one copy of the case resubmlttal package on the cabinets outside of Room 216 In our office for your review (please do not take It, as we need It for the COB mall out) Please review your comments/conditions for this case In Permit Plan and determine If they are met Whether the conditions are "met" or stili "nol met," please let me know via emall Please have these cases reviewed by noon on Wednesday, August 25,2004 I have 10 have the COB agenda set and sent to the Clerk on Thursday, August 26,2004 Thanks F L02 004-020 1 0 - 503 Mars hall Street (0 RC Apnl 1, 2004) FL02004-04022 - 2690 Drew Street (ORC May 6, 2004) FL02004-06046 - 205 Bnghtwater Onve (ORC August 12, 2004) Thanks - Wayne 1 ! Apphcant RHo' " ., 1.' 04 1>JU. NOEna'~:W ~" 4!40 pm Case Num ber FLD2004-0bv46~. 205 BRIGHTW A TER DR Bnghtwater Pomt, Lle 701 Spoths Wood Ln Clearwater, Fl33756 TELEPHONE No Phone FAX No Fax, E-MAIL No Emall Bnghtwater Pomt, Llc 200 Bnghtwatel Dr Vmt I Clearwater, Fl33767 TELEPHONE 727-588-0405, FAX 727-584-2641, E-MAIL Representative' Woods Consultmg 322 Ridge Rd Palm Harbor, Fl 34663 TELEPHONE 727-786-5747, FAX 727-786-7479, E-MAIL blllwoods@woodsconsuJtmgorg Locatlon 0594 acres located at the eastern ternllnus of Bnghtwater Dnve, approxlmdtely 1700 feet east of Ham den Dnve Atlas PJge 276A Zonlllg Dlstnct r, 'I ounst Req ues! FlexIble Development to permIt a multI-use dock, under the provIsIons of SectIon 3-60 I Propo!.ed Use Attached dwellmgs Neighborhood Clearwater Beach ASSOCiatIOn AssoctatlOn(s): Cleanvater, Fl 33767 827 Mandalay Ave TELEPHONE 727-446-5801, FAX No Fax, E-MAIL dmacnav@att net Neighborhood Clearwater NeIghborhoods CoalitIOn A!.!.ocldhon(s). Clearwater, Fl33761 2544 Fnsco Dnve rELHHONE 727-725-3345, FAX No Fax, E-MAIL DJw@gte net Presenter Wayne Wells, SenIor Planner Attendees Induded: Due to Hurncane Charley, the afternoon seSSlOn of the DRC meetmg was cancelled Due to the nature of the comments, thiS case was not rescheduled for ORC Agent Will resuhll11t applIcatlOn to proceed to COB level The DRe re'lewed thiS applicatIon With the foIloWlllg wmments' General Engllleerlllg J 1 No Issues O,,,nerh). EnVironmental y.r PrOVIde copIes ofSWFWMD and/or FDEP Pen111t, Corps of Engmeer's Permit dnd Submelged c.,..~ Land Lease pnor to the commencement of constI uctlOn FIre ProVide portable Fire ExtmgUlshers listed for Class A, Class B and Class C fires that meet the reqUIrements ofNFPA 10, mstalled at the pier/land intersection AddItional FIre ExtmgUlshers must be placed on the dock so that the maXimum travel dIstance to an Extmgmsher does not exceed 75 feet As per NFPA 303, FIre ProtectIOn Standard for Mannas and Boatyards, Se-chon 42 2 I Please acknowledge mtent to comply pnor to COB Harbor Master: JI No Issues I have no problem WIth these docks aSSOCiated with the upland condo constructIOn, they do not mterfere With naVIgatIOn, Just a suggestIon, not a conditIon, the maJonty of the newly constructed docks have all had some sort ofhghtmg at the ends WhICh makes them more VISible for both the lecreatlOnal boater and the slip owners findmg their slips at mght Bill Morns Legal' ./1 No Issues Land Resources, J I No Issues Landscapmg: II no Issues Par~s and RcucatlOn, J 1 No Issues Development ReVIew Agenda - 'I hursday, August 12, 2004 - Page 16 .. ~ 'j}..' Stormwater. , 1 No Issues Soltd Was Ie: j 1 No Issues Traffic Engmeermg' J 1 No Issues Pldnmng II h h J4 J5 Address for applicant on application IS different dun that mdlCdted by the PmeJJas Counly Property AppraIser and the Department of State, DlV1SlOn of CorporatIOns (701 Spoms Woode Lane, Clearwater, FL 33756) Revise PlOvlde the onglllal "affidavll to authonze agent" Provide the onglllal signature page of the applicatIOn Is the 188-foot dimensIOn to the western property lme of Lot 27 extended lIlto the water') Revise (a) Use and Compaubillty of Attachment A, as the upland portIOn was applOved for 20 condominIUm UllltS, not 24 Ulllts AddltlOnaJJy, under # I, Proposed Use, of Attachment B, revise the number ofumts from 24 to 20 Plovlde nalTatlve of the proposed IO-foot wide conservatIOn easement Based on the design, It appears to be on the upland portIOn 01 the property Why IS 11m easement proposed') How doe.', thiS affect upland Improvements (such as pool/pool deek) What Will or can be placed wilhmthe easement (Sidewalk, boardwalk, ete p Is the proposed Width of the docks (A and B) take mto account (added m) the water area between the two docks) Notc Applicant doesn't have an OccupatIOnal License fOI Bnghtwatel POlIlt, LLC at 701 SpOlllS Woode Lane ConditIOn to be lllcluded III the Staff Report "That boats moored at the docks be for the exclUSive use by the reSidents and/or guests of the condommmms and not be permitted to be sub-leased separately from the condonulllums " ConditIOn to be mcluded mthe Staff Report "fhat dock-supportcd sIgn3ge be permanently lIlstalled contammg wordmg warnmg boatel s of the eXistence of protected sea grasses and manatees m the VICllllty " CondJt1on to be mcluded 1Il the Staff Report "That a copy of the SWFWMD and/or FDEP Pernut, Corps of Engmeer's Permn and proo f of perrrusslOn to use State submerged land, If applicable, be subnlllled to the P1anmng Department prior to commencement of constructIOn" Should there be lights on the ends of the docks to make them more VISible for both the recreatlOnal boater and the slip ownel s findlllg thClr slips dt I1Ight? /6 J7 /8 CV G9 @ i12 Other' No Comments Notes. To be plated on the 9/2 J/04 CDS agenda, sub nut 15 collated COpICS of tht revised plans & application matel131 addressmg all above departments' comments by noon, 8/19/04 Packets shall be collated, folded and stapled as appropnate Development ReView Agenda - Thursday, August 12,2004 - Page 17 Applicant l>rt. A- t. '2' ~ 1>~ ~~ ~ *,"",\ , 4:40 pm Case N umber FLD2004-0bu46 -- 205 BRl GHTW A TER DR Bnghtwatel Pomt, LIe 701 SpOttlS Wood Ln Clearwater, Fl33756 TELEPHONE No Phone, FAX No Fax, E-MAIL No Emad Bllghtwater Pomt, Llc 200 Bnghtwater Dr Umt 1 Clearwater, Fl 33767 TELEPHONE 727-588-0405, FAX 727-584-2641, E-MAIL No Emall Woods Consulting 322 RIdge Rd Palm Harbor, Fl 34663 TELEPHONE 727-786-5747, FAX 727-786-7479, E-MAIL blllwoods@woodsconsultmg org LocatIOn 0 594 acres located at the eastern temunus of I3nghtwater Dnve, approximately 1700 feet east of Hamden Dnve Atlas Page' 276A Zonmg Dl!oltnct T, fourIst Request. FlexIble Development to permit a multI-use dock, under the provISIons of SectIon 3-601 Proposed Use Attached dwellings N cIghborhood Clem wa ter Beach ASSOCla non ASsoclatlOn(s)' Clearwater, Fl 33767 827 Mandalay Ave TELEPHONE 727-446-5801, FAX No Fax, E-MAIL dmacnav@attnet Neigh borhood Clem wa ter N e 19hborhoods CoalItIOn AS!.ollJ.tlOn(S): Clearwater, Fl33761 2544 Fnsco Dnve TELEPHONE 727-725-3345, FAX No Fax, E-MAlL DJw@gtenet Presenter Wayne Wells, SeOlor Planner Attendees Included City Staff Wayne Wells, Chip Gerlock, Scott RIce, Joe Colbert A pphcdnth epresentatl ve B 111 Woods The DRC reviewed this applicatIOn With the followlOg comments: General Engllleenng. I No Issues Owncr(s) Reprcsenta tlve EnVironmental Prov1de copies ofSWFWMD and/or FDEP PerOllt, Corps of Ellgmeer's Penmt and Submerged Land Lease pnor to the commencement of constructlOn Fire: PlOvlde portable FIre ExtmgUlshers ltsted for Class A, Class B and Class C fires that meet the leqUlrements ofNFP A 10, Installed at the plcr/land mter~ectlOn AddItional Fire ExtmgUlshers must be pldced on the dock so that the maxImum travel d1stance to an ExtmgUlsher does not exceed 75 feet As per NFPA 303, F1re Protection Stand,lld for Mannas and Boat yards, SectIOn 4 2 2 1 Please acknowledge mtent to comply pnor to COB Harbor Mastcr I No Issues I have no problem wIth these docks assoc1ated WIth the upland condo constructIOn, they do not mterfere w1th navigatIOn, Just a suggestion, not a conditIOn, the maJonty of the newly con~trucled docks have all had some sort of hghtmg at the ends which makes them more vlSlble for both the recreatIOnal boater and the slip owners findmg their shps at mght BlIl Morns Legal: I No Is~ues Land Resources: i No Issues LJ.ndscapmg' 1 no Issues Parks and RecreatIOn: 1 No 1ssues Stormwater. No I:.sues Development ReView Agenda - Thursday, AuguSl12, 2004 - Page 43 .-- r' Solid Waste: 1 No Issues Traffic Engineering' 1 No Issues Plannmg, 1 Address for applicant on applicatIOn IS dIfferent than that mdlcated by the Plnellas County Property A ppl alser and the Oepdlirnent of S la Ie, 0 I VISIOn of Corporations (701 Spottls W oode Lane, Clearwater, FL 33756) RevIse 2 Provide the onglnal "affidavIt to authonze agent" 3 Provide the ongmal signature page of the applicatIOn 4 1 s the 188- foot dimenSIOn to the western property lme of Lot 27 extended mlo the water') 5 ReVise (a) Use and Compahblhty of AUachment A, as the upland portlOn was approved for 20 condommlUm umts, not 24 umts Addmonally, under #], Proposed Use, of Attachment 8, revise the number ofumts flom 24 to 20 6 ProvIde narrative of the proposed 10-foot Wide conservatIOn easement Based on the deSign, It appears to be on the upland portIon of the property Why IS this easement proposed? How does Ihls affect upland Improvements (such as pooVpool deck) What w1l1 or can be placed wlthm the easement (sidewalk, boardwalk, elG )? 7 Is the proposed WIdth of the docks (A and B) take mto account (added m) the water area between the two docks? 8 Note Apphcant doesn't have an OccupatIOnal License for Bnghtwater Pomt, LLC at 701 SpOltlS Woode Lane 9 Condition to be mcl uded 111 the S ta IT Report "That boats moored at the docks be for the exclUSIve use by the residents and/or guests of the condorrumums and not be perll1lUed to be sub-leased separately from the condomll1111ms " 10 Condition to be Included III the Staff Report ''That dock-supported slgnage be pcrnunently mSlalled contammg wordmg warning boa ters of the eXistence of protected sea grasses and manatees m the V1Cltllty " 11 Condll10n to be ltlcluded 111 the Staff Report "That a copy of the SWFWMO and/or FDEP Perrru t, Corps of Engineer's Pernllt and proof of perll1lSSl0n to use State submerged land, If apphcable, be subll1ltted to the Planmng Department pnor to commencement of constructIOn" 12 Should there be hghts on the ends of the docb to nuke them more vlslble for both the recreatIOnal boater and the shp owners findlllg then sill'S at mght? Other No Conunents Notes: To be placed on the 9/21/04 COB agenda, suhnllt 15 collated copIes orlhe reVIsed plans & apphcatlOn matenal addressmg all above departments' comments by noon, 8119/04 Packets shall be collated, folded and stapled as appropnale Development ReVIew Agenda - Thursday, August 12, 2004 - Page 44 Wells, Wayne From Sent To Cc Subject MOrriS, William D Monday, July 26,2004 1 29 PM Walkins, Sherry Wells, Wayne, Yellin, Catherine RE ORC case comments 205 Brlghtwater FLD2004-06046 I have no problem with these docks associated with the upland condo construction, they do not Interfere with navigation, Just a suggestion, not a condition, the majority of the newly constructed docks have all had some sort of lighting at the ends which makes them more VISible for both the recreational boater and the slip owners finding their slips at night Bill MOrris ....-Ongmal Message----- From: Watkms, Sherry Sent Monday, July 26, 2004 8 50 AM To ORC Members Subject: ORC case comments Importance High Just a friendly reminder that case comments are due In Permit Plan, Tuesday July 27,2004 for the up coming meeting on August 12, 2004 Thank you all, Sherry WatkinS 1 .. Community Response Team Planning Oept. Cases - ORC Case No.r=-L.(?.;:(ll?o c-/-I'5G.n v,!:::: Meeting Date: f-/~ - 0700 <;/ Location: dnJ .;;?:-/;?/f //./ )::::, /C /' :2)/: o Current Use: Ya <l rc"."t- /~~~ -""y o Active Code Enforcement Case (no) yes o Address number (yes) (no) (vacant land) o Landscaping (yes) (no) a Overgrown (yes) (no) a Debris (yes) (no) a Inoperative vehicle(s) (yes) (no) o Building(s) (good) (fair) (poor) (vacant land) a Fencing (none) (good) (dilapidated) (broken and/or missing pieces) o Paint (good) (fair) (poor) (garish) o Grass Parking (yes) (no) o Residential Parking Violations (yes) (no) a Signage (none) (ok) (not ok) (billboard) o Parking (n/a) (striped) (handicapped) (needs repaving) o Dumpster (enclosed) (not enclosed) o Outdoor storage (yes) (no) Comments/Status Report (attach any pertinent documents) Date.? kJ'S'Revlewed b Revised 03-29-01, 02-04-03 lephone S-~..2 - L/7<36 ~ "-- DIVISIon of CorporatIons ,-" Page 1 of2 i/R"~iJJEhJ?~~1114~ ~~(tf!S.tfI ~ rpl~~iMJn41 qf('igJ{<<lUt~t.ft: ttJ:~"$ '" ....... 1 ( ~...., .( I ' ..., ... 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Page 2 of5 08 / 29 / 15 / 04932 I 000 I 0280 01-Jul-2:004 JiM SMith, CFA PJ.nellas County Property AppraJ.ser 10:44'10 DwnershJ.p InforMatJ.on Uacant Prope rty Use and Sales BRIGHT~ATER POINT OBK' 13045 OPG' 0399 101 SPOTTIS ~OOO LN CLEAR~ATER FL 33156 COMparable sales value as Prop Rddr: 0 of Jan 1, 2003, based on Census Trac t ' 260,02: sales frOM 2001 - 2002 ' 52:1.100 Sale Date OR BoOk/Page PrJ.ce (Qual/UnQ) Vac/IMp Plat InforMation 9 /Z,003 13.045/ 399 2:,2:00,000 (H) I 1951, Book 021 Pgs 032:-033 6 /2:,000 10,934/1.141 500,000 (Q) I 0000 Book Pgs - 0 /0 0/ 0 0 ( ) 0000 Book Pgs - 0 /0 0/ 0 0 ( ) 2003 Value EXEMP TIONS Just/Market, 450.000 HOMestead 0 OwnershJ.p % ,000 Historic 0 Use % ,000 Assessed/Cap, 450.000 Tax ExeMpt % , 000 Other ExeMpt 0 Taxable' 450.000 Agr J.cul tural' 0 2003 Tax InforMatJ.on Updates for 2004 Land Inforrr.atJ.on J.n progress, 2004 Changes not reflected J.n 2003 Values DistrJ.ct, C~ Seawall Frontage' Clearlllater VJ.ew, 03 MJ.llage, 2:3.0851 Land SJ.ze UnJ.t Land Land Land Front x Depth PrJ.ce UnJ.ts Meth 03 Taxes: 10.388 30 1) 91 x 110 11.500,00 91 43 F 5pecJ.al Tax ,00 2) 0 x 0 .00 00 3) 0 x 0 00 . 00 WJ.thout the Save-Our-HoMes 4) 0 x 0 .00 , 00 cap, 2003 taxes wJ.ll be 5) 0 x 0 .00 00 10,388.30 6) o x 0 .00 00 WJ.thout any exeMptJ.ons, 2003 taxes wJ.ll be 10,388,30 Short Legal BAVSIOE SUB NO. Z LOT 2:8 DescrJ.ptJ.on Building Information http //pao co pmellas fl uslhtbm/cgl-chck?o=l&a=l&b=l&c=l&r= 16&s=4&t3=I&u=0&p 7/712004 Pmellas County Property Appr" ~er InformatIOn 0829 150493200007....'" Page 3 of5 ." 08 / 29 / 15 / 04932 / 000 / 0280 07-Jul-Z004 JiM SMith, CFA P1nellas COunty Property Appra1ser Vacant Parcel Property Use 000 Land Use 00 10:44, to Vacant Extra Features Descr1pt1on D1Mensions Pr1ce Un1ts Value RCD Year 1) .00 0 0 0 0 2) 00 0 0 0 0 3) ,00 0 0 0 0 4) .00 0 0 0 0 5) 00 0 0 0 0 6) 00 0 0 0 0 TO TA L RECORD VALUE 0 Map With Property Address (non-vacant) ~~[!][!][3]~ http //pao co pmellas fl uslhtbm/cgl-chck?o=l&a=l&b=l&c=I&r= 16&s=4&t3=1&u=0&p 7/7/2004 ~-' Pmellas County Property App"'- ~er InformatIon 0829 150493200007.....'1 , / 16 / 10 Po S ,lifl;! '0 r- - ::-I ;t'11488 ~-~ / CLEARWATER \-:: - :--l 04958 L- -r-- -~ / Page 4 of5 1/8 Mile Aerial Photograph (2002) http /Ipao co pmellas fl uslhtbm/cgl-chck?o=l&a=l&b=l&c=l&r= 16&s=4&t3=1&u=0&p 7/7/2004 '. Pmellas County Property Appr~ "er Informatlon 08 29 15 04932 000 OF'/I) Page 5 of5 Pinellas County Property Appraiser Parcel Information http //pao co pmellas fl us/htbm/cgl-chck?o=l&a=l&b=l&c=I&r= 16&s=4&t3=I&u=0&p 7/7/2004 0:_ Pmellas County Property Apprn "er Information 08 29 15 04932 000 02Qf) . Page 2 of5 08 / 29 / 15 / 04932 / 000 / 0290 07-Jul-Z004 Jl.M SMl.th, CFA Pl.nellas County Property Appral.ser 10 45 Z5 Ownershl.p InforMatl.On Uacant Propert~ Use and Sales BRI6HTWATER POINT OBK 13045 OPG 0399 701 SPOTTIS WOOD Lt~ CLEARWATER Fl 33756 COMparable sales value as Prop Addr 0 of Jan 1, 2003, based on Census Tract Z60 OZ sales froM 2001 - 2002 . 0 Sale Date OR Book/Page Prl.ce (Qual/UnQ) Vac/IMp Plat InforMatl.on 9 /Z.003 13.0451 399 Z.ZOO.OOO (H) I 1951, Book 027 Pgs 03Z-033 11/1.985 6.1151 626 265.000 (Q) I 0000 Book Pgs - 0 /1.970 3. nol 598 78.000 (U) I 0000 : Book Pgs - 0 /0 01 0 0 ( ) 2003 Value EXEMP T IONS Just/Market 543.500 HOMestead 0 Ownershl.p :t 000 Historl.c 0 Use :t 000 Assessed/Cap 543.500 Tax ExeMp t :t 000 Other ExeMpt 0 Taxable 543.500 Agrl.cultural 0 2003 Tax InforMatl.on Updates for 2004 Land InforMatl.on l.n progress 2004 Changes not reflected l.n 2003 Values Dl.strl.ct CW Seawall Frontage Clearlllater Vl.ew 03 Ml.llage 23 0851 Land Sl.ze Unl.t Land Land Land Front x Depth Price Unl.ts Meth 03 Taxes lZ.546 75 1) 91 x 110 11. 500.00 91,43 F Specl.al Tax 00 2) 0 x 0 .00 00 3) 0 x 0 .00 00 Wl.thout the Save-Our-HoMes 4) 0 x 0 00 00 cap, 2003 taxes wl.II be 5) 0 x 0 00 00 lZ.546 75 6) 0 x 0 00 00 Wl.thout any exeMptl.OnS, 2003 taxes wl.II be lZ.546 75 Short Legal BAVSIDE SUB NO Z LOT Z9 Descrl.ptl.on Building Information http //pao co pmellas tl uslhtbm/cgl-chck?o=1 &a=l&b=l&c=1 &r= 16&s=4&t3=1&u=0&p 7/7/2004 Pmellas County Property Appro "'er InformatIOn 08 29 15 04932 000 O)Of) . Page 3 of5 08 / 29 / 15 / 04932 / 000 / 0290 07-Jul-Z004 J1M SM1th, CFA P1nellas COunty Property Appra1ser Vacant Parcel Property Use 000 Land Use 00 10.45 ZI Vacant Extra Features Descr1pt1on D1Mens1ons Pr1ce Un 1 ts Value RCD Year 1) 00 0 0 0 0 2) 00 0 0 0 0 3) 00 0 0 0 0 4) 00 0 0 0 0 5) 00 0 0 0 0 6) 00 0 0 0 0 TOTAL RECORD VA LU E 0 Map With Property Address (non-vacant) ~~[!][!]~~ http //pao co pmellas fl uslhtbm/cgl-chck?o=l&a=l&b=l&c=I&r= 16&s=4&t3=I&u=0&p 7/712004 Pl1~ellas County Property Appr- ~er InformatIOn 08 29 15 04932000070') Page 4 of5 34/01 /\ I CLEARWATER .?D J.? r;::] i(.i Ij~'l r-- - ::-I "*' 1\488 L- _ ~ [R 'l.' '"'~~' --: ..& 'It COp AVC!}UableY r;., 11 (") r:- o~ 1/8 Mile AerIal Photograph (2002) http Ilpao co pmellas fl uslhtbm/cgi-clrck?o=l&a=l&b=l&c=l&r= 16&s=4&t3=1&u=0&p 7/7/2004 ~ PI~ellas County Property Appr- ~er InformatIOn 0829 15049320000"01) Page 5 of 5 Pinellas County Property Appraiser Parcel Information http Ilpao co pmellas fl uslhtbm/cgl-chck?o=l&a=l&b=l&c=l&r= 16&s=4&t3=I&u=0&p 71712004 \ , ~ I3~\;S"'~1a . (i CITY OF CLEARWATER NOTICE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BOARD PUBLIC HEARINGS -/ The Commumty Development Board of the Oty of Clearwater, Flondd, W]lI hold pubhc hearmgs on Tuesday, October 19, 2004, begmmng at 200 pm, m the CIty CouncIl Chambers, 10 City Hall, 3rd floor, 112 South Osceola Avenue, Clearwater, Honda, to consIder the following requests NOTE All persons wlshm!! to address an Item need to be present at the BEGINNING of the meetln!!. Tho~e cases that are not contested by the applicant. stall. nCl!!hbonn!! property owners, etc. will he placed on a coment a!!enda and approved bv a ~lne:le vote at the bce:mninl.! of the meetml!. I K & P Clearwater Estate. LLC the City IS requestmg for thc only purpose of attachmg condltlOn<; of dpprowl, of (1) F]exlb]e Developmcnt approval to Termmdte thc Status of a Nonconform]ty for dcnslty wlthm the Tounst Dlstnct. undcr the provls]on<; of Section 6-109 C, (2) F]exlb]e Development appro va] to permit 350 overnIght accommodatIOn umts and 75 dttdched dwellmgs dS a ffilxed use (with mcred~e m denSity of 250 hotel rooms from the Beach by DeSign denSity pool), with a reductIOn to the front (east along Coronado Dnve) setback from 15 fcct to zero feet (to buddmg), a reductIOn to thc front (south along proposed Second Strcct) setback from 15 fect to zero feet (to bUl]dmg), a reduet]on to the front (west and north along South GU]fvICW Boulevard) setback from 15 feet to zero feet (to bUlldmg), an mcrease to the bUlldmg heIght from 35 feet to 150 feet (to roof deck) wIth an addltlOna] five feet for penmeter parapets (from roof deck) and an additIOnal 33 feet for elcvator, stair, mechdOlca] rooms/architectural embclhshments (from roof deck), deViatIOns to allow !.tdcked pdrkmg, allow acces~ to a major artenal street and allow a bUlldmg wlthm the reqUired SIght vlslblhty mangles at thc mtersectlOn of Coronado Dnve and proposed Second Street, d<; d Comprehensive Infi11 Redevelopment ProJcct, under the provIsIOns of SectIon 2-803 C, and to ehmmate the reqmred foundatIOn landscapmg along Coronado Dnve and proposed Second Street, as a Comprehcnslve Landscape Program, under the proVISIOns of SectIOn 3-1202 G, and (3) the vacatIOn of d portIOn the nght-of-way for Gulfv]cw Bou]evard between Coronado Dnve and proposed Second Strect, thc vacatIOn of the F]rst Street nght-of-way between Coronado Dnve and Gu]fvlew Boulevard, the dedication of nght-of-way for proposed Second Street between Coronado A venue and GulfvlCw Bou]evard and the dedIcatIon of nght-of-way for Coronado Dnve between proposed Second Street and Gulfv]cw Bou]evard [Proposed Use Hote] of350 rooms (12778 rooms/acre on total Site), 75 attached dwellmgs (2738 uruts/acre on totdl <;Ite) and a maximum of 37,000 sq ft (031 FAR on total !.]tc) of amcOltles accessory to the hotel, at a heIght of 150 ft (to roof deck) wIth an add1tlona] 5 ft for penmeter parapets (from roof deck) and an addltlona] 33 ft for elevator, stan, mechamcal room~/arch1tectura] embelltshments (from roof dcek)] at 100 Coronado Dr. & 201, 215 and 219 South GuJlview Blvd, Lloyd-Wh]te-Skinner Sub, Lots 44-55,90-100, 102, part of Lot 56 & 101, and Co]umbld Sub, Blk A, Lot I FLD2004-02013 2 (eont from 9/2112004) Vlr1:!IflJa B. Franks (Radchffe Deve]opment Company, LLC) IS requestmg a Flex]ble Development approval to develop 4 res]dentlal attached dwelhng umts on a 6,479 sq ft lot (10,000 sq ft ]S reqUIred), wlth a m]TI1mum lot Width of 60 It (100 ft IS reqUlred), a reductIOn lfl the front setbdck from 15 ft to 5 69 ft to pavcment, a reductIOn m the Side (south) <;ctbdck from 10 ft to 4 ft (to cxtenor stalfs) a reduction oflhe ,>]de (north) sctback from 10 ft to 672ft (to bUJldmg), a reductIOn ofthe rear <;ctback from 20 ft to lOft to wooden deck, and a bll1ldmg heIght mcrease from 35 ft to 5 I 83 ft from FEMA to roof mldpomt under the prov]slOns of SectIOn 2-803 B (Proposed Use Attdched dwellmgs) at 669 Bav Esplanade, Mandalay Umt No 5 Replat, Blk 77, Lot 8 FLD2004-03018 'Wcont from 9/2 J/2004) Bne:htwater Pomt, LLC ]<; rcqucstmg a FleXible Development to permIt a multJ.-use dock, under the prov]slOns of SectIOn 3-601 (Proposed Use: Construct 2 mu1tl-use docks of 2,478 sq ft for 14 shps) at 205. 209 and 214 Bn1!htwater Dr., BaysJde Sub No 2, Lots 27, 28 & 29 FLD2004-06046 4 (cont from 9121/2004) 1504 Garden IDe IS requestmg a FleXible Development approval to permit retal] sales wlthm an eXI,>tmg two-story commerCIal bUlldmg With a reductIOn to lot Mca from 10,000 sq ft to 7,720 <;q ft, a reductIOn to lot WIdth (west) from 100 ft to 50 81 fl, reductions to the front (north) setback from 25 ft to 19ft (to eXlstmg and proposed bUJ]dmg) and from 25 ft to 14 ft (to proposed pavement), a reduction to the front (west) setback from 25 ft to 15 ft (to proposed pdvemcnt), reductIOns to the ~lde (south) setback from 10 ft to ] ft (to ex]~tlTIg and proposed bulldmg) and from ] 0 ft to zero ft (to proposed pavement) and a reductIOn to requlH,d parkmg from 5 to 4 5 ~pd(,e!. per] ,000 sq ft, as a Comprchcn<;lve lnfill Redeve]opment Project, under thc proVISIOns of Section 2-704 C, and a reductIOn to the landscape buffcr along the south property hne from 5 ft to zero ft and a reductIOn m the Width of the reqUired foundatIOn Idndscapmg adJdcent to the bUJld1llg (we<;t Side) from 5 ft to 3 75 ft, as part of a ComprehenSive Ldndscdpc Progrdm, under the proVISIOns of SectIOn 3- 1202 G (Proposed Use Retail sale!. and services) at 503 M ar!>hall St , E A Mar<;hall '5 Sub, Lot 10 & W Vl of vac alley on E FLD2004-02010 , , , . '-' ~ 5 (cont I rom 9/2 112004) Ou a II tv 80a ts Illc & Clearwater Marine AQU an U m. In C (1-1 arbour Watch, L LC) are requestmg a Flexible lJevelopmcnt approval to perunt 3 I attached residential umb with a front (north) setback of 66ft (to pavement) and 26 12 tl (to bUlldmg), a Side (<.-ast) setback of 22 75 ft (to bUlldmg), a rear (south) setback of 20 ft (to pool and cabana) and 53 56 ft to bUlldmg, and a SIde (wc'ot) ~etback of zero ft (to pavcment) and 22 74 ft (to bUlldmg), amI a bUlldmg heIght of 85 ft from Ba:.e Flood Elevatton to Imdpomt of the roof, as part of a ComprehensIve Infill RedevelopmLnt ProJeet, undcr thc provlSlOns of SectIOns 2-704 C (Proposed Use Multl-famtly rcsldentIal) at 279 Windward Passal!e, Island E~tates of Clearwdter Umt 5, Blk C, W 50' of Lots 1 and 4 and all of Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8 FLD2004-06042 6 Windward Passat:!e CondominIUms. LLC I HH!h and Dry Manna. Inc. IS requestmg a Flexible Development to permit a multi-use dock with a reductIOn to the ~Ide (east) setback from 429ft to 187ft, under the provIsIOns of SectlOn 3- 60 ] [Proposed Use. ConstructiOn 0 f a multI-use dock for 20 shps totalmg 4720 sq ft, wIth each dock measunng 50ft m length from a JO ft wIde boardwalk adjacent to the ~eawall (m association wIth an approved 55 umt condommlUm project)] at 202 Wmdward Passa1!e, l<;land Estates of Clearwater Umt 5, Blk D, pdrt of Lot 9 and all of Lots 10-13 mcl FLD2004- 05035 7 The Moorllllls Town Homes II. LLC IS requestmg a FleXIble Development to penmt a multl-use dock, under the provIsIons of SectiOn 3-601 (Proposed Use: Construction of a 740 sq ft multt-use dock for 6 shp:., wIth each dock measunng 40 ft m length from the <,eawall (m associatiOn wlth an approved 6 Untt townhome project)] at 674 Bavwav Boulevard. Moonngs Townhomes II, Lots 1-6 FLD2004-07049 8 Bnllhtwater Cove LLC IS requestmg a FleXible Development approval to penrut a mulh-use dock for 9 shps with a reductIOn to the Side (east) setback from J7 9 ft to 7 ft, a reductIOn to the Side (we'ot) setback from 179ft to 9 ft and an mcrease to the WIdth of the dock from 75 percent of the lot Width (134 ft) to 90 5 percent of the lot Width (162 ft), under the provIsIOns of SectIOn 3-60 I [Proposed Use. ConstructIOn of a 1700 sq ft multi-use dock for 9 shp'o, wIth each dock measunng a maximum of 589ft In length from the seawall (m a:.soclatlOn with an approved 9 Untt townbome proJect)] at 130 Bri1!htwater Dnve, Bnghtwater Cove, Lots 1-9 FLD2004-070S1 9 DavId A. & Sharon A Cote are requestmg a flexible Development approval for (1) the TemunatlOn of Status of Nonconfonmty for densIty for the purpose of addmg a 3 car garage, under the provlSlOn~ of SectIOn 6-109, and (2) the expanSIOn of attached dwelhngs with a reductIOn to the front (north) setback from 25 ft to 20 ft (to bUIldIng) and a reductton to the SIde (south) ~ctback from lOft to 5 ft (to bUlldmg), a~ a Rcsldenttallnfill Project, under the provlslOn~ of SectIon 2- 203 C [Proposed Use ConstructiOn of a 3 car attached garage m associatIOn wIth an eXlstmg nonconfonrung attached dwelhng (duplex)] at 115 North Kevstone Dnve, Keystone Manor, Blk D, Lot I & 20 FLD2004-06044 10 John S Tavlor. lIT I Interstate Hotels and Resorts (Contmental DeSign & Supplies, LLC) are requeshng a FleXible Development approval to pemut a reductIOn to the number of park1l1g spaces from 445 to 324 space, dt an eXistIng overmght accommodatIOn and retail sales u:;,e (Htlton Hote!), as a Comprehensive lnfill Redevelopment ProJect, under the provISIons of SectIOn 2-803 C [Proposed U!>e' EhmmatlOn of 35 eXI'otmg parkmg spaces m conJunGtlOn WIth Improvements to an eXlstmg hotel (l-ltlton)J at 400 Mandalav Avenue, SeG 08-29-15, M&B 23 01 FLD2004-04027 II CltV of Clearwater are requestmg a FleXible Development apphcatlOn to amend a prevIOusly approved FLD2002- 07021A (COB approved on Apnl 15, 2003) to ehmmate Idnd:;'Gape Islands and separators m the parkmg area south of the stadium and to add additIOnal land area wIthm the Progress Energy nght-of-way south of the stadIUm for grass parkll1g, under the prOVISIOns of SectIOns 2-704 Band 2-1404 A and to amend a prevIOusly approved Comprehen&lVG Sign Program (SGN2003-0 1 002) for the stadIUm, under the proVISIOn:;, of SectIOn 3-1807 (Proposed Use AdditIOn of grass park1l1g area wlthm Progress Energy nght-of-way adjacent to and southwest of the Bnght House Networks stadIUm, el1mlllatlOn of landscape Islands and separators from paved parklng drea ~outh of the stadIUm and amendment to the approved slgnage) at 601 Old Coachman Road, Sec 07-29-16, M&B 41 01 & 4301 & Clearwater CollectlOn 2nd Replat FLD2004- 07055/SGN2004~08001 12 Clearwater Seashell Resort, L C lS requeshng a FleXIble Development applicatIon to amend a preVIOusly approved FL OJ-0I-01 (CDB approved on February 20, 2001) to peffi11t an additIOnal 24 overnIght accommodatIOn umts from the denSIty pool (m addltlOn to the prcvlOu<;ly approved 250 overnIght accommodatlOn umt!>) a:. a mtxed use, WIth iI maxImum of 70,000 sq ft of amcmhes accessory to the hotel and a mmlmum of 400 pubhc parkmg space:>, as a Comprehen:>lve lnfil] Redevelopment Project, under the prOVISIOns of Sechon 2-803 C [Proposed Use. Hotel of 250 rooms (J 53 37 rooms/acre on total Site), 18 attached dwelhngs (1104 lllllts/aere on total !.ne) and a maximum of 70,000 sq ft (0 98 FAR on total SIte) of amemllet. accessory to the hotel, at a height of 150 ft (to roof deck)] at 229 and 30 I South Gulf view Boulevard and " , . 230.300 and 304 Coronado Drive (Related to DVA2004-00002), lloyd-White Skmner Sub, Lots 57,58,59, 104, 105 & \. 106 and part of Lots 56, 103, & 107 FLD2004-07052 J3 Baywatch SUites Ifie / Valentmos Koumouhdls I!> requestmg a Flcxlble Development applicatIOn to penmt attached dwelhngs with reductIOns to the front setback from 15 ft to zero ft (to pavement and trash stagmg area), a reductIOn to the SIde (ed~t) sctback from 10 fi: to three fi: (to pavement), reductIOns to the "Ide (we't) ,etbae.-k from 10ft to 7 I ft (to pavement) and 7 3 fi: to bUlldmg, reductIOns of the rear ~etback from 20 ft to zero ft (to pool deck) and from 20 fi: to 97ft (to bUlldmg), a~ a Comprehensive Infill Redevelopment Project, under the provIsIOns of Section 2-803 C dnd the Transfer of Development Rights for 3 dwelhng umts from 620 Bayway Boulevard (I umt), 674 Bayway Boulevard (I umt), and 645 Bayway Boulevard (1 umt) [Proposed Use. Attached dwelhng umts (19 Unit condominium, 4 levels of hvmg area over ground-level parkmg)] at 600 Baywav Boulevard, Bayslde Sub No 5. Lots 6-8 & npanan nghts FLD2004- 07050/TD R2004-09012 14 Ellis & Co! Ltd a Flonda Llmlted Patner~hlp IS rcquestmg a Flexible Development approv.ll for the change of use of an eXI~tmg automobile service ~t.ltlOn to a 2,266 sq ft restaurant, WIth .l reductlOn to the front (we"t) <;etback from 25 ft to 15 ft (to pavement), a reductIOn of the front (north) setback from 25 ft to 15 ft (to pavement), reductIOns of the Side (we&t) setback from 10 ft to 3 ft (to buddmg) .lnd 10 ft to zero ft (to extenor seatmg wood deck), .l reductIOn of the ~Ide (south) setback from 10 ft to zcro ft (to pavement), as a Comprehenslve Infill Redevelopment Project, under the provlslOn" of SectIon 2-704 C, and as part of a ComprehensIve Landscape Program, under the provIsions of SectIOn 3-1202 G (Proposed Use Restaurant) at 2201 Gulf to Bav Boulevard, Sce 18-29-16, M&B 32/04 and 32/05 FLD2004-08058 15 City of Clearwater IS requestmg a FleXible Development approval for installatIOn of a secunty fence at an eXI~tmg potable water faclhty The regue..,t mcludes placement of an 8 fi: fence consIsting of ma..,onry columns With o;;ubstantml a1umlllum gnllwork wlthlll a front (north) setback and exemptIOn from the landscapmg requlTements along the proposed cham hnk fenCing proposed for the eastern and southern property boundanes, as a Comprehensive Infill Redevelopment Project, per section 2-1204 A (Proposed Use: Secunty Fence) at 2775 State Road 580, See 29-28-16, M&B 31/01 FLD2004-09064 16 Ronald J. & Miredle Pollack are requestmg a FleXible Development for an addlhon to an eXlstmg smgle-famlly reSidence The request IS for reductIOn to the Coastal ConstructIOn Control Lllle (west) setback from 25 ft to 8 ft to the structure, as part of a ReSidential Infill Project under the proVISIOns of SectIOn 2-203 C (Proposed Use: Detached Dwelhng) at 1000 Eldorado Avenue, Mandalay, Blk 69, Lot 6 & part of Lot 5 & npanan nght:. FLD2004-08056 17 M anal 011. Ine IS requestmg an Appeal of an adnnrustrahve detemnnatlOn denYlllg the expansIOn of the retail sales POr!I on (convemence store) of a nonconfonmng automobile servICe ~tatlOn, under the prOVISIOns of Sechons 4-501 A 2 and 4-503 (Proposed Use: Expan<;;lOn of an automobile servIce ~tdtton) at 1310 Cleveland Street, Brookwood Terrace ReVIsed, Blk 2, Lots 30-33 APP2004-00006 Interested parlles may appear and be heard at the heanngs or file wntten nohce of approval or objectIOn With the Planmng Director or cay Clerk pnor to the hcanngs Any person who declde~ to appeal any deCISlOn made by the Board, With respect to any matter conSidered at such heanngs. Will need to request and obtam party status by the Board dunng the case dISCUSSion, a reeord of the proceedmgs and, for such purpo~e, may need to ensure that a verballm record of the proceedmgs " made, which record mcludes the testimony and eVidence upon whICh the appeal IS to be based per Flonda Stdtute 286 0105 CommuJUty Development Code Section 4-206 states that party <,tdtu" shall be.- granted by the Board If person requestmg such demonstrates that slhe " ~ubstdntJ.a\Jy affected Party status entttles partIes to pcr,>onaJJy testify, present eVidence, argument and wltne<;ses, cross-examme Witnesses, appeal the deCISIOn and speak on reconSideratIOn requests An oath will be admlmstered sweanng all partiCipants m pubhG heanng cases If you Wish to speak please walt to be recogmzed, then !.tate and "pell your name .lnd prOVide your address Persons speakmg before the CDS ~h.lll be hmlted to thrce mlllutes unless an llldlvldualls representing a group III which case thc Chauperson may authonze a reasonable amount of tllne up to 10 mmutes five d.lYS pnor to the meetmg, ~taff report~ and recomrnendahons on the above reque!.t" Will be available for review by 1I1terested palile" between the hours of 8 30 a m and 4 30 pm, weekdays, at the City of Clearwater, Planmng Department, 100 S Myrtle Ave, Clearwater, FL 33756 Please contact Frank Gerlock, Development ReView Manager, at 562-4557 to dl"cuss any questlons or concerns about the project ,mdlor to better understand the proposal and review the site plan ThiS notice was sent by the Officwl Records and Legl"i<ll1ve Services Dep.lrtment, CynthIa E Goudeau, CMC City Ckrk , . "2 ~ Cyndl Tarapam Planmng Department Cynthia E Goudeau, CMC CIty Clerk City of Clearwdter POBox 4748, Clearwater, r L 33758-4748 NOTE Applicant or representative must be pre~ent <it the hearing YOU ARE BEING SENT THIS NOTICE IF YOU ARE THE APPLICANT OR OWN PROPERTY WITHIN 200 FT OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY A COpy OF THIS AD IN LARGE PRINT IS A V AILABLE IN THE OFFICIAL RECORDS AND I_FGISLATJVE SERVICES DEPT ANY PERSON WITH A DISABILITY REQUIRING REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS MEETING SHOULD CALL THE OFFICIAL RECORDS AND LEGISLATIVE SERVICES DEPT WITH THEIR REQUEST AT (727) 562-4090. Ad 10/03/04 vJ vJ ao s- ~ t(1iJ tl.Li!&J PARKhR, STEPHEN M ~ID, YOLANDA F GILLIS, RODERICK JIll 223 BA YSIDE DR 2980 GULF BLVD CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2504 BELLEAIR BEACH FL 33786- A-DDt..t --000,/...6 LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CH ICAGO I L 60656 - 2925 FALLER, LISA M 228 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2503 LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CH ICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 DONOVAN, BRUCE A 3160 MASTERS OR CLEARWATER FL 33761- LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC A VB CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 REAGAN, MARGO H TRE HLEP AS, PETER NATHAN, DAVID H 307 ORANGEWOOD LN HLEP AS, TOULA NATHAN, R JOAN LARGO FL 33770 - 4077 4859 N AUSTIN AVE 175 BA YSIDE DR CHICAGO IL 60630 - 1962 CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2502 KATSOURAKIS, ETHEL LENEART, RENEE TRE CADDICK, JACK W TRE KA TSOURAKlS, ANTHONY N 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE 70 CHERRY RD 287 PARK DR CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 KINGSTON RI 02881 - 1702 CAMPBELL OH 44405 - 1259 FL INT IMP FUND TRE LENEART, RENEE TRE CAGLE, JOHN D C/O FLAMINGO BAY RESORT 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CAGLE, JEANNINE D 184 BRIGHTW A TER DR CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 174 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2410 CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2501 BASKrN, H H EST DAS, MARIN LEDING, WILLIAM J OWENS, W D RASKIN, DORA LEDING, BARBARA A 703 COURT ST 216 BA YSIDE DR 200 BRIGHTWATER DR # 3 CLEARWATER FL 33756 - 5507 CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2503 CLEARWATER FL 33767- PLOCH, MARK C GULATl, DUSHYANT K DECADE PROPERTIES INC 222 BA YSIDE DR 186 BA YSIDE DR C/O KEIERLEBER, JEFF CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2503 CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2501 719 W 24130 RIVERWOOD DR WAUKESHA WI 53118- JOHNSON, MATILDA S TRE LENART, DIANE TRE KlRKPA TRICK, ROBERT M 232 BA YSIDE DR 8542 1/2 LAWRENCE KIRKPATRICK, CHRISTINE L CLEARW A TER FL 33767 - 2503 CHICAGO IL 60706 - 2956 182BAYSIDEDR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2501 LANGIEWICZ, JANUSZ LATEK, STANLEY S LENEART, RENEE TRE LANGIEWICZ, JANINA 71 SILO RIDGE E 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE 31 STONERIDGE DR S ORLAND PARK IL 60467 - CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 BARRINGTON IL 60010 - 9593 BRIGH~rW A TER POINT 701 SPOTTIS WOOD LN CLEARWATER FL 33756- BRIGHTW A TER TOWNHOMES LLC 163 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767- LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 LANGIEWICZ, JANUSZ LANGIEWICZ, JANINA 31 STONERIDGE DR SOUTH BARRINGTON IL 60010- 9593 BRIGHTW A TER POINT 701 SPOTTIS WOOD LN CLEARWATER FL 33756- JONES,C GRETCHEN 181 BAYSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2502 BALLA, SHEMZI BALLA, SABRIJE 215 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2504 JANAKAS, TED C/O RASTO, IOULA 757 N NORTHWEST PKWY P ARK RIDGE IL 60068 - BRIG HTW A TER POINT 701 SPOTTIS WOOD LN CLEARWATER FL 33756 - MERCURIS, CHERYL R CZYZEWSKl, EDNA MILLER, GERALD R 201 BA YSIDE DR SCHAPPEL, THEODORE 178 BA YSIDE DR CLEARW ATER FL 33767 - 2504 250 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2501 CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2503 SCHOOLEY, DALE L VILLA DEL SOL CLEARWATER KOEGLER, W ALTER A SCHOOLEY, SHERYL A BCH 135 BRIGHTW A TER DR 200 BRIGHTW A TER DR # 10 163 BA YSIDE DR CLEAR WATER FL 33767 - 2402 CLEARWATER FL 33767- CLEARWATER FL 33767- BRIGHTW A TER TOWNHOMES ANAST ASOPOULOS, LENEART, RENEE TRE LLC ANAST ASIOS 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE 163 BA YSIDE DR ANASTASOPOULOS, MARIA CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 246 BA YSIDE DR CLEAR WATER FL 33767 - 2503 TZEKAS, IMER LE CLERC, ROBERT W LENEART, RENEE TRE TZEKAS, BETIJE LE CLERC, LORETTA M 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE 23 I BA YSIDE DR 2247 OVERBROOK AVE N CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2504 LARGO FL 33770 - 2077 FLAMINGO BAY RESORT INC SHEPP ARD, PATRICK J BRINSON, VENIE W 184 BRIGHTW A TER DR # 2 200 BRIGHTW A TER DR # 1 2245 N MCMULLEN BOOTH RD CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2410 CLEARWATER FL 33767 - CLEARWATER FL 33759 - 1420 DOUGLAS, MELODIE A TRE 3001 WOODSONG LN CLEARWATER FL 33761 - UNGER, ANNE E BILLING, DAVID R 227 BA YSIDE DR CLEAR WATER FL 33767 - 2504 LANGIEWICZ, JANUSZ LANGTEWICZ, JANINA 31 STONERlDGE DR BARRINGTON IL 60010 - 9593 SMITH, KE V IN SMITH, CHRISTINE 170 BA YSIDE DR CLEAR WATER FL 33767 - BRlGHTW A TER ON THE BAY fNC 175 BRIGHTW A TER DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2411 O'BRIEN, LAWRENCE E O'BRIEN, PATRICIA 95 DIXWELL AVE QUINCY MA 02169 - 1911 DA MORE, KARIN W DA MORE, TALIA L 200 BRfGHTWATER DR # 7 CLEARWATER FL 33767- DONOVAN, T PATRICK DONOVAN, CAROLYN 200 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2503 LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 Clearwater Beach AssociatIOn David MacNamee 827 Mandalay Ave Clearwater, FL 33767 Bnghtwater Pomt, LLC 200 Bnghtwater Dr Umt #1 Clearwater, FL 33767 Bill Woods I Tern SkapIk Woods Consulting, Inc 322 Ridge Rd Palm Harbor, FL 34683 LAWSON, JOHN R 200 BRIGHTWATER DR # 8 CLEARWATER FL 33767 - Clearwater NeIghborhoods CoalItIOn Doug WIlham, PreSident 2544 Fnsco Dr Clearwater, FL 33761 I I CITY OF CLEARW;.\ TER NOTICE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMEN r BOARD PUBLIC HEARINGS The Commumty Development Board of the CIty of Clearwater, FlOrida, will hold publ1c heanng~ on Tuesday, September 21, 2004, begmnmg at 2 00 pm, m the CIty Couned Ch,mlbers, In City I-lall, 3rd 110or, I] 2 South O::'C<.ola A venue, Clearwater, FlOrida, to consider the followmg requests NOTE. All persons wishm2 to address an Item need to be present at the BEGINNING of the meetme: Those cases that are not contested by the applicant. staff, nel2hborine: property owners. etc Will be placed on a consent a2enda and approved hv a smide vote at the bee:mmn2 of the meetme: I Antomos Markopoulos. T. M. Mee:as and Kolossos Inn. Inc are reque<;tmg a reconSideratIOn of the case at October 19, 2004 CDS mectmg for the only purpose of attachmg conditIOns of approval [Proposed Use: Hotel of 350 room<; (12778 rooms/acrc on total <;ite), 75 attached dwcllmgs (2738 umts/acre on total sIte) and a maximum of37,000 sq ft (03 I FAR on total Site) of amemtles accessory to thc hotel, at a heIght of 150 ft (to roof deck) With an addlhonal 5 ft for penmcter pardpets (from roof deck) and an additional 33 ft for elevator, stair, mechamcal roomsldrchlteetural embellishments (from roof deck)] at 100 Coronado Dr. & 201. 215 and 219 South Gulfvlcw Blvd, L1oyd-Whlte-Skmner Sub, Lots 44-55, 90-100, 102, part of Lot 56 & 10 I, and Columbia Sub, Blk A, Lot I FJ ,02004-02013 2 Vlre:mla B. Franks IS requestmg a FleXible Development dpproval to develop 4 reSidentIal attached dwelling umts on a 6,479 sq ft lot (10,000 sq ft IS reqUired), WIth a mllllmum lot Width of 60 ft (100 ft IS reqUired), a reductIOn 10 the front setback from 15 ft: to 569 ft to pavcment, a rcductlon III the Side (south) setback from 10 ft to 4 ft (to extenor staus) a reductIOn of the Side (north) setback from lOft to 672ft (to bUlldmg), a rcductlOn of the rear setback from 20 ft to lOft to wooden deck, and a bUlldmg height IIlcrease from 35ft to 5] 83 ft from FEMA to roof rrudpomt under the proVlSlOns of Sectton 2-803 B (Proposed Use Attached dwelhngs) at 669 Bay Esnlanade, Manddlay Ull1t No 5 Replat, Blk 77, Lot 8 L 02004-03018 3 ne:htwater Pomt. LLC IS requestmg a FleXible Dcvelopment to penTIlt a mulh-ll',e dock, undcr the proVISIOns of SectIon 3-601 (Proposed Use, Construct 2 multl-u!>e docks of2,478 sq ft for 14 slips) at 205.209 and 214 Bne:htwater Dr, Bayslde Sub No 2, Lots 27,28 & 29 FL02004-06046 4 1504 Garden Inc. IS requeshng a FleXible Developmcnt approval to perrrut retaIl sales wlthm an eXlstmg two-story eommerCldl bUlldmg With a reductIOn to lot area from 10,000 sq ft to 7,720 'q ft, a reductIOn to lot Width (west) from 100 ft to 50 81 ft, reductIOns to the front (north) ~etback from 25 ft to 19 ft (to eXlstll1g and proposed bUlldll1g) dnd from 25 ft to 14 ft (to proposed pavement), a reductlOn to the front (west) setback from 25 ft to 15 ft (to propo!:oed pavement), reductIOns to the Side (south) setback from 10 ft to 1 ft (to eXistIng and proposed bUIldIng) and from 10 ft to zero ft (to proposed pavement) and a reduction to reqUIred parklllg from 5 to 45 space<; per 1,000 sq ft, 01<' a Comprehemlve Infill Redevelopment Project, under the proVlSlOn<, of Section 2-704 C, and a reductIOn to the Idndscape buffer along the south property hnc from 5 ft to zero ft and a reductIOn III the Width of the reqmred foundatIOn landscapmg adjacent to the bUlldmg (west Side) from 5 ft to 3 75 ft, as part of a Comprehensive Landscape Program, under the proVISIOns of SectIOn 3-1202 G (Proposed Use. Retail ~ales and !:oervlces) at 503 Mar<;hall St., E A Marshall's Sub, Lot 10 & W y~ of vac alley on E FLD2004-020 10 5 MIF Inve<;tments Inc. IS requestmg a Flexible Development approval to permit a medical office WithIn an cXlstmg 2- story 3,575 sq ft commerCial bUlldlllg With a proposed one-,tory 896 sq ft bUlldmg dddltlOn, With reductions to the front (wc<;t) setback from 25 ft to 4 ft (to pavement) and 23 ft (to bUlldmg), the front (south) setback from 25 ft to 3 ft (to pavement) and 5 ft (to bUlldmg), and a reductIOn of parkmg spaces from 18 reqUired spaces to 13 parkmg 'paces, as a Comprehensive Infill Redevelopment ProJect, under the proVISIOns of Sectton 2-704 C, and as part of a Comprehen<;lve Landscape Program, under the provIsIOn:::. of SectIOn 3-1202 G (Proposed Use Medical office) at 921 S Mlssoun Ave, McVeigh Sub 1st Add, Blk 0, Lot 8 and all ofvac alley on E FLD2004-03016 6 Decade Properties Inc, IS requestmg a Flexible Development approval of a Mixed U!.c development for 13 mul1l-tamlly re<;ldentldl umts and 6 hotel umts With a reduction of the front (south) setback from IS ft to 603 ft (to pavement), and a bUlldmg height mcrea~e from 35 ft to 49 ft from FEMA (plus roof appurtcnances), as a Comprehen<;lve 1nfill Redcvelopment ProJcct, under the proVISIOns of SectIOn 2-803 C (Proposed Use Multi-family re!.ldcntJal and ove1l11ght aceommodahons) at 850 BavwaY Blvd, Bayslde Sub No 6 Ul1It A, Blk DJ Lot 12 and Bayslde Sub No 6 Umt C, Blk 0, Lot::, 13,14 & 15 FL02004-04026 7 J),IVld L & Kathleen A Jave. TRE are requesting a Flexible Development approval to con<,truct a 3 bay ~e1t-~ervlce Cdr wash wIth reductIOns to the hont (north) setback from 25 tt to 8 ft to the dumpster enelo<,ure, from 25 ft to 24 ft to bUlldmg, d reductIOn from the front (ed~t) setback from 25 n to 20 ft to buildmg, a reduction from tht side (west) ~ctbdtk from 10ft to 5 ft to the freestandmg vacuum drea and from lOft to 9 ft to pavement, and a reductIOn to the rtql!lrcd parking spdces from 7 to 3 :>paces, as part 0 f a Comprehen~1 ve Ldndsca pe Pro gram, under the provIsIOn:;. 0 f SectIOn 3-] 202 G (Proposed U!>e Car wdsh) at 1410 Bettv Ln , Steven:;.on's HE-lghts, Blk A, Lot 27 FLD2004-04032 8 OU,llJtv Rauh Ine, & Clearwater Manne AQuanum. Ine are requestmg a Flexible Development approval to permit 3] attached res]dentmlumts with a front (north) setback of 66ft (to pavement) and 26 J2 ft (to bUlldmg), a Side (east) setback of 22 75 ft (to bUlldmg), a rear (south) setbdck of 20 ft (to pool and cdbana) and 53 56 ft to bUlldmg, and a :>ldt (we:;.t) setback of zero ft (to pavement) and 22 74 ft (to bUlldmg), and a bU1ldmg height of 85 ft from Base Flood ElevatIOn to mldpomt of the roof, as part of a Comprehensive lnfil1 Redevelopmcnt Project, under the provISions of SectlOns 2-704 C (Proposed Use: Multl-famtly resldenllal) at 279 Wmdward Passal!e, Island Estates ofCJcarwater Umt 5, Blk C, W 50' of Lots I and 4 and dll of Lot:;. 5,6, 7 and 8 FL02004-06042 Interested parties may appear and be heard at the hcanng<, or file wntten notIce of approval or objectIOn With the Planmng Director or City Clerk pnor to the hcanngs Any person who decides to appeal dny deCISIOn made by the Board, With respect to any matter con'adered at ~ueh heanngs, WIll need to request dDd obtain party status by the Board dunng the ca~e dl!>tu"'SIOO, a record of the proceedmgs and, for such purpose, may need to en!.ure that a verbatim record of the proceedmgs ]S made, which record lllcludes the testimony and eVIdence upon which the appedl IS to be based per f10nda Statute 2860105 CommunIty Development Code SectIOn 4-206 state" that party status :;.hall be granted by the Board If person reque"tmg such demomtrates that s1he IS :;.ubstant]ally affectcd Party status entitles partie" to personally tesllty, pre~cnt eVidence, drgument and wltne~scs, cross-examme Witnesses, appeal the declSlon and speak on recon"lderatlOo requests An odth WIll be admm]!.tered swe,mng all partlelpants In pubhc heanng cases If you Wish to speak please walt to be recogmzed, then state and <,pell your ndme and provide your address Per:;.ons speakmg before the CDB shall be lImited to three mmute~ unless an mdlvldual IS repre<,entmg a group m which Cd<,e the ChaIrperson mdY allthoTlzc a reasonable dmollnt ofhme up to ] 0 mmutes Five days pnor to the meeting, 'itaff reports and recorrunendatlOns on the above reque:;.ts Will be avallable for review by mterested partles bctween thc hours of 8 30 a m and 4 30 pill, weekdays, at the City ofClearwdter, Plannmg Department, 100 S Myrtle Ave, Clearwater, FL 33756 Please contact Frank Gerlock, Development ReView Manager, at 562-4557 to dISCUS", any questIOn:;. or concerns about the project and/or to better understand the proposal and review the sIte plan Thl~ notice was sent by the OfficmI Records and LegIslative Servlees Department, Cynthia E Goudeau, CMC, CIty Clerk Lisa Fierce Planmng Department CynthIa E Goudeau, CMC City Clerk City ofC]earwater POBox 4748, Clearwater, FL 33758-4748 NOTE Apphcant or representatIve mu:;.t be present at the heaTing YOU ARE BEING SEN r nITS NOTICE IF YOU ARE THE APPLICANT OR OWN PROPERTY WI I'HfN 200 FT OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY A COpy OF THIS AD IN LARGE PRINT IS AVAILABLE IN THE OFFICIAL RECORDS AND LEGISLATIVE SERVIC RS DEPT. ANY PERSON WITH A DISABILITY REQUIRING REASONABLE ACCOM MODA TION IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS MEETING SHOULD CALL THE OFFICIAL RECORDS AND LEGISLATIVE SERVICES DEPT WITH THEIR REQUEST AT (727) 562-4090. Ad 09/05/04 Cyndl Tarapam Plannmg DIrector Cynth13 E Goudeau, (MC CIty Clel k CIty of Clearwater POBox 4748, Clearwater, FL 33758-4748 YOU ARE BEtNG SENT THIS NOTtCE IF YOU ARE THE APPLICANT OR OWN PROPERTY WITHIN 200 F r OF TJJE SUBJECT PROPERTY A COpy OF THIS AD IN I,ARGE PRINT IS A VA ILABLE IN THE OFFICIA L RECORJ)S AND LEGISLATIVE SERVICES DEPARTMENT ANY PERSON WlTH A DISABILITY REQUIRING REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS IN ORDER TO PARTICIPArE IN THIS MEETING SHOULD CALL THE OFFICIAL RECORDS AND LEGISLATIVE SERVICES DEPARTMENT WIl H THEIR REQUEST AT (727) 562-4090. Ad 09/05/04 f\ ",. PARKER, STEPHEN M GILLIS, RODERICK JIll 2980 GULF BLVD BELLEAIR BEACH FL 33786 - FALLER, LISA M 228 SA YSIDE DR CLEAR WATER FL 33767 - 2503 DONOVAN, BRUCE A 3160 MASTERS DR CLEARWATER FL 33761 - REAGAN, MARGO H TRE 307 ORANGEWOOD LN lARGO FL 33770 - 4077 KA TSOURAKIS, ETHEL KA TSOURAKIS, ANTHONY N 287 PARK DR CAMPBELL OH 44405 - 1259 FL INT IMP FUND TRE CIO FLAMINGO SA Y RESORT 184 BRIGHTW ATER DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2410 BASKIN, H H EST OWENS, W 0 703 COURT ST CLEARW ATER FL 33756 - 5507 PLOCH, MARK C 222 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2503 JOHNSON, MATILDA S TRE 232 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2503 LANGIEWICZ, JANUSZ LANGIEWICZ, JANINA 31 STONERTDGE DR S BARRINGTON IL 60010 - 9593 REID, YOLANDA F 223 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2504 LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CHICAGO I L 60656 - 2925 HLEPAS, PETER HLEPAS, TOULA 4859 N AUSTIN AVE CHICAGO IL 60630 - 1962 LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CHICAGO TL 60656 - 2925 LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CHICAGO Il 60656 - 2925 DAS, MARIN RASKIN, DORA 216 BAYSIDE DR CLEARWATER F L 33767 - 2503 GUlATI, DUSHYANT K 186 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2501 LENART, DIANE TRE 8542 II2 LAWRENCE CHICAGO IL 60706 - 2956 LA TEK, STANLEY S 71 SILO RIDGE E ORLAND PARK IL 60467- LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CHICAGO I L 60656 - 2925 o LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WlNNEMAC AVE CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 NATHAN, DAVID H NATHAN, R JOAN 175 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2502 CADDICK, JACK W TRE 70 CHERRY RD KINGSTON RI 02881 - 1702 CAGLE, JOHN D CAGLE, JEANNINE D 174 BA YSIDE DR CLEAR WATER FL 33767 - 2501 LEDING, WILLIAM 1 LEDING, BARBARA A 200 BRIGHTW A TER DR # 3 CLEARWATER FL 33767- DECADE PROPERTIES INC CIO KEIERLEBER, JEFF 719 W 24130 RIVERWOOD DR W AUKESHA WI 53118 - KIRKPATRICK, ROBERT M KIRKPATRICK, CHRISTINE L 182 SA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2501 LENEAR T, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 ~w aoo_~/- 6{Po-L/~ dOS eF L~?Uab.A rJj? 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BRIGHTW A TER POINT 70 I SPOTTlS WOOD LN CLEARW ATER FL 33756 - BRIGHTW A TER TOWNHOMES LLC 163 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WlNNEMAC AVE CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 LANGIEWICZ, JANUSZ LANGIEWrCZ, JANINA 31 STONE RIDGE DR SOUTH BARRINGTON IL 60010 ~ 9593 BRIGHTWATER POINT 701 SPOTTlS WOOD LN CLEARWATER FL 33756- JONES, C GRETCHEN 181 BAYS IDE DR CLEARW A TER FL 33767 - 2502 BALLA, SHEMZI BALLA, SABRlJE 215 BAYSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2504 JANAKAS, TED C/O RASTO, TOULA 757 N NORTHWEST PKWY PARK RIDGE IL 60068- BRIGHTW A TER POINT 70 I SPOTTIS WOOD LN CLEARWATER FL 33756- MERCURIS, CHERYL R CZYZEWSKI, EDNA MILLER, GERALD R 20 I BA YSIDE DR SCHAPPEL, THEODORE 178 BA YSIDE DR CLEAR WATER FL 33767 - 2504 250 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2501 CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2503 SCHOOLEY, DALE L VILLA DEL SOL CLEARWATER KOEGLER, WALTER A SCHOOLEY, SHERYL A BCH 135 BRIGHTWATERDR 200 BRIGHTW A TER DR # 10 163 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2402 CLEARWATER FL 33767 - CLEARWATER FL 33767- BRIGHTW A TER TOWNHOMES ANAST ASOPOULOS, LENEART, RENEE TRE LLC ANASTASIOS 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE 163 BAYSIDE DR ANAST ASOPOULOS, MARIA CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 CLEARWATER FL 33767- 246 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2503 TZEKAS,IMER LE CLERC, ROBERT W LENEART, RENEE TRE TZEKAS, BETUE LE CLERC, LORETTA M 8556 W WfNNEMAC AVE 231 BA YSIDE DR 2247 OVERBROOK AVE N CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 CLEARWATERFL 33767 - 2504 LARGO FL 33770 - 2077 FLAMINGO BAY RESORT INC SHEPPARD, PATRICKJ BRINSON, VENIE W 184 BRIGHTW A TER DR # 2 200 BRIGHTW A TER DR # 1 2245 N MCMULLEN BOOTH RD CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2410 CLEARWATER FL 33767- CLEARWATER FL 33759 - 1420 DOUGLAS, MELOnIE A TRE 3001 WOODSONG LN CLEARWATER FL 33761 - UNGER, ANNE E BILLING, DAVID R 227 BA YSIDE DR CLEAR WATER FL 33767 - 2504 LANGIEWICZ, JANUSZ LANGIEWICZ, JANINA 31 STONERIDGE DR BARRJNGTON IL 60010 - 9593 SMITH, KEVIN SMITH, CHRISTINE 170 BA YSIDE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767- BRIGHTW A TER ON THE BAY INC 175 BRIG HTW A TER DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2411 O'BRIEN, LAWRENCE E O'BRIEN, PATRICIA 95 DIXWELL AVE QUINCY MA 02169 - 1911 / <', l ,. DA MORE, KARIN W OA MORE, T ALIA L 200 BRIGHTW A TER 0 R # 7 CLEARWATER FL 33767 - DONOVAN, T PATRICK DONOVAN, CAROLYN 200 BA YSIOE DR CLEARWATER FL 33767 - 2503 LENEART, RENEE TRE 8556 W WINNEMAC AVE CHICAGO IL 60656 - 2925 Clearwater Beach AssociatIOn David MacN amee 827 Manda1ay Ave Clearwater, FL 33767 Bnghtwater Pomt, LLC 200 Bnghtwater Dr, Umt #1 Clearwater, FL 33767 Woods Consultmg, Inc Bill Woods/Tern Skaplk 322 RIdge Rd Palm Harbor, FL 34683 LAWSON, JOHN R 200 BRIGHTWATER DR # 8 CLEARWATER FL 33767 - Clearwater Neighborhood CoalIhon Doug WIllIams, Presldcnt 2544 Fnsco Dr Clearwater, FL 33761 ~. ~ ' . '. Check list for COB Agenda & Application sent to QJy Clerks Office FLD2004-06046 205 Brightwater Drive Application Fonn Parcel Identification Numbers AuthOrization for Aaent. If Applicable Survey or Leaal Description Copy of 400 scale Zomna Atlas With property outlined and 500' radius hand drawn from outSide perlmter of site d7'0ft Sherry Watkms wu.J INITIALS l/O/tU V 5/0 /' -51 c:J v 0/tU /s;J .. , 4; ~ Clearwater Planning Department 100 South Myrtle Avenue Clellrwater Flonda 33756 Telephone 727-562-4567 Fax 127-562-4865 '. ""...~....J!;'1. "tl}':\.. )-: :"~~:-~/l'~: .... I...... '1 -... I" -::- ~~ ?... CASE # DATE RECEIVED RECEIVED BY (slaff InLllals) .__ ATLAS PAGE # ZONING DISTRICT LAND USE CLASSIFICATION SURROUNDING USES OF ADJACENT - PROPERTIES NORTH SOUTH WEST EAST :J SUI3MIT ORIGINAL 2IG~!;D AND NOTARIZED APPLICATION CJ SUOMIT 14 COPIES OF THE ORIGINAL APPLICATION Including 1) collated, 2) stapled and 3) folded selS of site plans ':..J SUBMIT APPLICATION FEE $ 1,20500 ~ NOTE 15 TOTAL SETS OF INFORMATION REQUIRED (APPLICATIONS PLUS SITE PLAN SETS) FLEXIBLE DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION (Rev.,>cd 2/02/20(4) -PLEASE TYPE OR PRTNT- 6Rt8tNAL A APPLICANT, PROPERTY OWNER AND AGENT INFORMATION' (Code Section 4-202 A) PHONE NUMBER (727) 588-0405 FAX NUMBER (727) 584-2641 APPLICANT NAME Bnghtwater POint, LLC MAILING ADDRESS 200 Bnghtwater Dnve, Unit #1 Clearwater, Flonda 33767 PROPERTY OWNER(S) Bnghtwater POint, LLC Patnck Sheppard, Manager (Must Include ALL owners as listed on the deed - proVide onglnal slgnature(s) on page 6) AGEN r NAME Bill Woods, Pres ,Woods Consulting, Inc and/or Tern Skaplk, Woods Consulting, Inc MAILING ADDRESS 322 RIdge Road, Palm Harbor, Flonda 34683 PHONE NUMBER 727-786-5747 CEI L NUMBER 727-871-0084 FAX NUMBER 727-786-7479 E-MAIL ADDRESS blllwoods@woodsconsultlng org B PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION' (Code Soctlon 4-202 A) 205, 209, & 214 Bnghtwater Dnve, Clearwater, FL 33767 STREET ADDRESS of subject site LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lots 27,28, & 29 of Bayslde SubdiVISion No 2, Plat book 27, pages 32-33 (If not listed here please note the loCation of this dO<'umenlln the submittal) 08-29-15-04932-000-(0270,0280,0290) 0594 Acres, 25,874 64 sf PARCEL NUMBER PARCEL SIZE: (acrE'S, square feel) PROPOSED USE(S) AND SIZE(S) Construct two multi-use docks consisting of 2478 sf of new decking and 14 wet slips for the (number of dwelling UllItS hotel roomS or square footage of nonresldenlial use) exclusive use of the reSidents of upland condominium development DESCRIPTION OF REQUEST(S) ~~ve 5 eXisting docks consisting of 1202 sf of decking and 8 wet slips Construct two multi-use A'IilCh sl\-:ets amJ be soe<-Iflc when Idenllfyl'lq lhp request (Include all requested code deViations e!J reduction In reqlJlfed number of parking sP1ce~ S"t'G.rI~ \I~C 011')- docks consisting of 2478 sf of decking and 14 wet slips The net gain Will be 1276 sf of new decking and 6 new wet slips Please see attached plans for scope and details Page 1 of 6 - fleXible Development Apphcallon- City of ClearwatN J ! . 'w E STORMWATER PLAN SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS (City of Clearwater DesIgn Criteria Manual and 4-202 A 21) o STl)RMWA fER PLAN IrIcludlng Ihe fOllowing requirements EXI"tll'lQ topography extending 50 fl;:el beyond all properly Ilne~ Proposed grading Inclu(ling finished floor elevallons of all slrurlures All adjacent streels and municIpal storm systems, Proposed slormwaler detentlon/retenllon area mcludmg top of bank tU!;l 01 slopE: and outlet wntlQI t>!lu(,ture StormwatN calculallons for attenuation and waler qua~ly Signature of Flollda reQlsleled ProfeSSional Engineer on all plans and calculallons o COpy OF PERMIT INQUIRY LETTER OR SOUTHWEST FLORJDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT (SWtWMD) PERMl r :;'UBMI rIAL (SWFWMD approval IS reqUired prior to Issuance of City BUilding Permrt), If applicable o COpy OF S fAl E AND COUNTY STOI~MWAlER SYSTEM TIE-IN PERMIT APPLICATIONS, if apphcable F SUPPLEMENTAL SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS: (Code Section 4-202 A) ~ o SIGNED AND SEALED SURVEY (including legal descriptIon of property) - One original and 14 caples TRE:E SURVEY (including eXisting trees on site and wllhln 25 of the adjacent slla, by speCies, size (DBH 4 Of greater) and IOCdl1011 mcludlng dnp lines and Indicating trees to be (emoved) - please design around the eXlstmg trPes, l!J o LOCA lION MAP OF THE PROPERTY, PARKING DEMAND STUDY In conJuncllon With a request to make deviations to the parking standards {Ie Reduce numbe! of "Pd<...'*'} PIIOf to the submlllal of this apphcatlon, the methodology of such study shall be approved by the Community Development Coordmator and Shllll be In OIccordance with accepted traffIC engmeerrng principles The fmdlllgs of the study W III be used In determining whether or nOI deViations to Ihe parkmg standards are approved, o o o GRADING PLAN as applicable, PRELIMINARY PLAT as reqUired (Note BUilding permits Will not be Issued unlll eVidence of recording a fmal plat IS proVided), COpy OF RfCORDED PLAT, as applicable, G. SITE PLAN SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS: (Section 4~202.A) [!] 51 fE Pl/IN WIth tho followmg Information (not 10 oxceed 24" )( 36") All dimenSIons North arrow Engmeerlng bar scale (minimum scala one Inch equals 50 feet) and dllle prepdred Locallon map, Index sheet referencrng II1dlvldual sheets Included In package, Footprint and size of all EXISTING bulldmgs and structure~, Foolprlnt and Sllf' of all PROPOSED bUildings and structures, All reqwred setbacks, All e~lsllng and proposed points of access All rE'Qulred g,ght triangles Identification of envllonmentally unique amas sut..h as W<ltelt..Oun,tli:i, wetl.:ln<ls tIel;; m.l"t>",,, .:lIlt! "~t.<...llI\l:Hl lroes including descnptlon and location of understory, ground cover vegetalion and Wildlife habitats etc, Location of all pubhc and pnvate easements, Locallon of ;;It! slreet nghts-of-way within and adjacent to the Slle, Location of exlstll1g public and pllvate utilities, including fire hydrants, storm a nd sanitary sewer lines, manholl;;:" "IIU 11ft ",ldllOIIt> ljd" and water lines All parkmg spaces, driveways loading areas and vehIcular use areas, Deplclion by shading or croo;shatchmg of all reqUired parking lot mtenor l;mdscapE'cl areas, Location of all solid waste containers, recycling or trash handling areas and outSide mechanical equlpmenl and all reqUffed screening lP"'1 Section 3-201 (D)(I) and Index #701), Lorahon of alllancJscape mateflal, Location of all onslte and olfslte slorm-water management faclhtles LocatIOn of all outdoor Ilghllng fixtures, and Location of all eXlstmg and proposed sidewalks D SII E DATA TABLE 101 oXI~tlng reqUired and proposed development, 11\ Wlltle'I1!lat1ular 10'111 Land <trea In square feet ;md acre,>, NUI\1Ol:r 01 EXISTING dwelling Ulllls, Numl)cr of PRQPOSl,;.D dWf'lllllg Unit." 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"# --:'1-:: View looking west (condominiums on subject property not under construction at this time) 205, 209 and 214 Brightwater Drive FLD2004-06046 View looking northeast at middle existing docks View looking east at northern existing dock - - -- - - -:- - -...-. - - View looking northwest at adjacent development