Ordinance 89-091 Oi~)INA~rCE 89- 91
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NUMBER
82-50, WHICH ESTABLISHED HAWK'S NEST
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT BY CHANGING
THE NAME TO ARBOR TRACE; BY MAKING
PROVISION FOR ADULT CONGREGATE LIVING
FACILITIES; BY REDUCING THE DENSITY OF
THE MULTIPLE FAMILY HOUSING UNITS; BY
REDUCING TNE NEIGHT OF SEVERAL PLANNED
STRUCTURES WHILE RETAINING THE HEIGHT
OF OTHERS; BY REDUCING THE FLOOR AREA
OF A NUMBER OF THE TOTAL ALLOWABLE
NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS WHILE
RETAINING THE MINIMUM FLOOR AREA OF THE
REMAINDER; AND BY MAKING CERTAIN OTHER
REVISIONS WITH RESPECT TO SETBACKS,
SPACING BETWEEN PRINCIPAL AND ACCESSORY
STRUCTURES AND STATEMENTS TO THE EFFECT
THAT THE APPROVED MASTER PLAN DOES NOT
CONSTITUTE A SUBDIVISION MASTER PLAN
AND THAT THE STREETS ARE UNPLATTED
ACCESS DRIVES ALL OF WHICH
MODIFICATIONS APPLY TO PROPERTY
LOCATED ON WEST SIDE OF VANDERBILT ROAD
(CR-901), 1/2 MILE NORTH OF WIGGINS
PASS ROAD (CR-888) IN SECTION 8,
TOWNSHIP 48 SOUTH, RANGE 25 EAST,
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA, CONSISTING OF
41 ACRES AND BY PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
WHEREAS, on July 13, 1982, the Board of County
Commissioners approved Ordinance Number 82-50, which
established the Hawk's Nest Planned Unit Development;
and
WHEREAS, William R. Vines, of'Vines & Associates,
Inc., representing Naples Development Group, petitioned
the Board of County Commissioners of. Collier County,
Florida, to amend Ordinance Number 82-50 by changing the
name to Arbor Trace; by making provision for adult
congregate living facilities; by reducing the density of
the multiple family housing units; by reducing the
height of several planned structures while retaining the
height of others; by reducing the floor area of a number
of the total allowable number of dwelling units whi~
retaining the minimum floor area of the remainder; ~
by making certain other revisions with respect to ~.':
setbacks, spacing between principal and accessory ~L]
structures and statements to the effect that the
approved master plan does not constitute a subdivision
master plan ~nd that the streets are unplatted access
c~'lves.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of
County Commissioners of Collier County, Florida:
Ordinance 82-50, the Hawk'e Nest Planned Unit
Development of Collier County, Florida, is hereby
amended to read as follows:
See Exhibit "A" attached hereto and
incorporated by reference herein.
This Ordinance shall become effective upon receipt
of notice from the Secretary of State that this
Ordinance has been filed with the Secretary of State.
DATE: December 19, 19~9 . BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
· ~;,...! ,.. COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
"ATTESTi' ,' -' BY:
~: :JAMES C. GILF~, CLERK BUR~'L. SAUNDERS, CHAIRMAN
~,-. , ..~
'APPR ,AZ TO FO LEGAL SUFFICIENCY:
KARJORI~ M. STUDENT
ASSISTANT COUNTY ATTORNEY
PDA-89-9 ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
nb 1929
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June 5, 1989
HAW~S-NES'I:
ARBOR TRACE
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DOCUMENT
DISTRICT ZONE: PUD
PERMITTED USES:
Multi-family dwellings, recreational open space, recreation
structures and facilities.
PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES AND STRUCTURES:
Accessory uses and structures which are customary in multi-family
residential communities and In recreational open space areas;
administrative and sales offices, which offices may be located in
temporary or permanent structures, and may be located within a
resldentlal or recreational structure= adult con--ate livlncl
facilities which serve the p~o~ect residents and which are
limited In scope so as not to require a Certificate Of Need and
shall not constitute a Llcensed Skilled Nurslncl_ Home.
MAXIMUM CROSS PROJECT DENSITY:
S?7 5,3_.__~ units per acre, Total dwelling unit count shall not
exceed ~9~ 21__~9 dwelling units,
DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:
LOW-RISE MULTI-FAMILY SITES:
Minimum building setback from s~reet Vanderbilt Beach Drive R/W:
S0 feet frem-back-o~-carb for multi-family structures, 30 feet
for accessory structures.
The relationship of buildinqs to the access drives shall be as
Indicated on the approved PUD Master Development Plan.
Minimum setback from lake: None.
Minimum separation between adjoining buildings: One-half the sum
of' the building heights, but not less than 15 feet.
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Maximum building height: -3- _5 stories.
Maximum dwelllnq units: 91
Minimum dwelling unit floor area: 1,000 square feet for ·
minlmum of 61 units, 725 square feet for a maximum of 30 units.
Minimum offstreet parking spaces: 2 spaces per dwelling unit,
1 1/2 of which shall be improved, 1/2 of which may either be
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improved or unimproved and landscaped. Planned, but unimproved
spaces shall be improved at a future date should actual parking
demands dictate that necessity,
HIGH-RISE MULTI-FAMILY SITE:
M[nlmum setback from the nearest re~iderrH~-~te puD boundary:
150 feet.
Minimum setback from the nearest commons-prepertT-other-than-the
access-drive adiolnlnq principal structure: 50 feet.
The relationship of structures to the access drives shall be as
Indicated on the approved PUD Master Development Plan.
Maximum height of principal structure: 15 living stories
(parking may occur under the first Ilvlng story).
Maximum dwellinc1 units: 128
Minimum dwelling unit floor area: 1,000 square feet for a
mlnlmum of 10[I unitsf 725 square feet for a maximum of 2ti units.
Minimum offstreet parking spaces: 2 spaces per dwelling unit,
1 1/2 of which shall be improved, 1/2 of whlch may either be
improved or unimproved and landscaped. Planned but unimproved
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spaces shall be improved at a future date should actual parking
demands dictate that necessity.
COMMON BUILDING AND RECREATION FACILITIES:
Minimum separation between {he-recreat~en common building and the
nearest principal buildlnq: 1/2 the sum of the buildlnq heights.
Minimum se, paratlon between tennis court fencing or other
recreation structure taller than 5 feet, and the .pUD boundary
the-commons-parcet-on-wh~ch-the-btr~ld~ ng-or-str t~ctare-occura .-, o,r
a prlncSpa! structure: 25 feet.
Minimum setbacks for an entry gatehouse structure located in the
median of the entrance drive: None.- 25 feet from Vanderbilt
Drive R/W.
MULTI-FAMILY DWELLING UNIT DISTRIBUTION:
Multi-family dwelling unit distribution s~all occur generally as
indicated on the approved Master Plan. Two or more adjoining
multi-family sites may be joined to beome a single development
alto. With the approval of the Director. changes in side lot
line location and in the distribution of multi-family dwelling
units indicated on the approved Master Plan may be modified, so
Boo,
long as the total multi-family dwelling unit count does not
exceed ~3~ _219.
MASTER-PI=ANt
'Fhe-approYed-Master-l~lan-sha+l-else-cen s~it~-the-eppreved
S t~bdi~i~ienoMa st er- Ptan ?
STREETS:
Streets within the project shall be privately owned and
maintained unplatted access drives. AHostreets-w~t~n-the
prc~ect-sha+l-be-d aszified-as-localt
EXCEPTIONS TO COUNTY SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS:
Article X, Section 19: Street name signs shall be approved by the
County Engineer but need not meet the U.S.D.O.T.F.H.W.A. Manual
on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. Street pavement painting,
striping, and reflective edging requiremetns shall be waived,
except at the Intersection of the entrance drive and Vanderbilt
Drive.
Artlcle Xl, Section 17.F. ~; G.: Street right-of-way end cross section
shall be as fo+lows.- shown on page 12.
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Article XI, Section 17.H: The 1,000 foot maxlmum dead-end street
length requirement shall be waived.
Article XI, Section 17.1.: Back of curb radii at street Intersections
shall be a minimum of 30 feet.
Article Xl, Section 17.K.: The requirement for 100 foot tangent
sectlons between reverse curves of streets shall be waived.
Article XIo Section 21: The requirement for blank utilitiy casings
shall be waived.
TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENTS:
The developer shall provide left and right turn lanes on
Vanderbllt Drive at the project entrance prior to the Issuance of
any Certificates of Occupancy. The developer or his successor in
title shall provide a fair share contribution toward the capital
cost of a traffic signal when deemed warranted by the County
Englnssr. The signal will be owned, operated, and maintained by
Collier County.
UTILITIES:
(The following material relating to utilities was extracted from
the Utilltles Manager's memo of February 2~, 1982, directed to
Mary Lee Klrchoff, Planning Department.)
All onslte and oft*site utility facilities constructed by the
Developer Tn connectin with the Development shal) be
constructed to County Standards at no cost to the County and
shit be deeded to the County Water-Sewer District, in
accordance with applicable County OrdTnances and
Regulations.
All customers connecting to the sanitary sewer and water
distrlbut]on facilities will be customers of the County
Water-Sewer District and wlll be billed in accordance with
the approved County Rate Structure.
All construction plans and technical specifications for the
proposed Utility Facilities must be reviewed and approved by
the Utility Division prior to commencement of construction.
As proposed, the rights-of-way ~ithln the project will be
privately owned and maintained, ~pproprlate utility
Easements dedicated to the County' Water-Sewer Distrlct must
be provided for the proposed water and sewer facilltles to
be constructed.
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All construction on the proposed sanitary sewer system shall
utilize proper methods and materials to Insure water tight
condltlons.
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Potable Water - The ultimate demand for water for this
propsed project is estimated to be 87,000 CPD. Due to
progress of the County's Regional Wate System constructlon
program, the allocation of water from the City of Naples
will be increased as of July, 1982. Therefore, a sufficient
supply of potable water should be available for' the proposed
project. However, a problem may exist between 1982 and .1986
with regard to delivering adequate quantities of water to
the project and to the overall area, with sufficient
pressure. This IJmitation Js based on the fact that there
Is no existing water main along C-901 {Vanderbilt Drive)
between Wiggins Pass Road on the North and C-gq5 {Immokalee
Road or 111th Avenue) on the South. The area north of
Wiggins Pass Road is presently being served by a 12-inch
water main whose capacity will become limited by 1986.
However, the County's Regional Water Plan contemplates the
construction, by 1986, of a 12-inch main between 111th
Avenue and Wiggins Pass Road and the construction of a 1.0
mgd storage tank In the approximate vicinity of Wlggins Pass
Road and Vanderbilt Drive. At that time the concern
regarding adequate pressure and quantity of ware to that
area should no longer exist.
In summary, the availability of potable water to the
proposed development will be marginal from the present time
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through 1985. If the Developer will agree to a phased
development of the project which will not burden the
existing facilities, then approval of the project with
regard to the availability of water facililtes is
recommended.
Sewage - It is estimated that the proposed development upon
completion will generate approximately 58,000 CPD of average
dally flow, The existing and authorlzed connectlons, to
date, to the Sewer Area "A" system are estimated to generate
a flow of approximately 1.67 MCD. The available treatment
capaclty of the existing plant Is 1.$ MCD. Expansion of the
existing facllltles to 2.5 MCD available capacity is now in
the deslgn phase. At this tlme, it is not feasible to
estimate when the proposed expansion will actually be
completed.
An additional restriction to provide adequate sewage
treatment facilities to this project is the limited force
main |transmission line) capacity t~at is avallable from the
project area into the sewage treatment plant. The exlst]ng
20-inch force main along C-901 and the existing 12-Inch
force maln downstream of the project area are approaching
the limits of their ability to transmit the existing and
authorized flows generated by the connections to the system.
The program for expandlng the wastewater treatment
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facilities also Includes the addition of new force mains to
supplement the existing transmission facilities.
In summary, the sewage transmission and treatment faclliites
to the project area ara limited by the existing treatment
facllities and the restricted transmlssion lines. Until the
'schedule of the expansion program, currently in the design
stage, can be firmly established, it wlll be necessary to
requlre this project to provide temporary ons~te treatment
and disposal of the sanitary sewage quantities produced.
If the Developer elects to proceed forward with the Project,
based on 7 above, we require a written Agreement with the
Developer of the Project stating that:
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Any ons~te wastewater treatment facility to be
constructed as part of the proposed project must be
regarded as Interim.
Connection to the County's Central Sewer faciliites
will be made by the Owners, "their assigns or successors
at no cost to the County or the County water-Sewer
District within 90 days after such facilities become
available.
Design and construction of the onsite transmission
facilities up to the project limits at the proposed
point of future connection to the County's Central
Sewage System shall be performed as pa~t of the inltial
utilities constructlon.
The Owner, their assigns or successors shall agree to
pay all system development, charges at the time that
Building Permits are requested, purusant to the
appropriate County Ordinance and Regulatlons in effect
at the tlme of Permit request.
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TYPICAL ROADWAY DETAIL
N.T.8.
LEGEND
,~.. 12' 8TABIUZED"SU~(2RADELMINIMUM 8G% DENSITY F.B.V. 75
OR LS.R. 40 AS DESIGNATED-,~y COUNTY ENGINEER
B. 6" LIMEROCK SASE PRIMED
C. 1" ASPHALTIC CONCRETE TYPE''1~
D. GRASSED AREA
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AN ORDINANCE A~DING ORDINANCE 82-2
THE COmPREHEnSIVE Z~NZ~G REGULATIONS
FOR THE UNINCORPORATED AREA OF COLLIER
COUNTY, fLORIDA BY A~ENDING THE ZONING
CRIBEO REAL PROPERTY fROg A-2 & A-2ST TO
~UO ~LANNED UNIT DEVELOP~£~C FOR "HAVKS
KEST' LOCATED ON THE VEST SIDE or VAND£R-
SILT DRIVE, SOUTH OF SAY FOREST~ AND BY
PROVIDING AN £FrECTIVS DAT£.
TtHEREAS, George RubintOno Trustee, petitioned the Board
of County Coemieaionera to change the Zoning Clsssl££cstion of
~he herein described teak property: .
NOV, THEREFORE RE IT ORDAINED b~ the Board'o~ County Com-
missionera o~ Col~Ler County, r~orida:
Section One!
The Zoning ClaJa~/cation o£ the herein described real
property located Ln Section I, Tov~ahip 41 Eouth, Range 2S
Co~Ler County, r~or/da La changed ~tom A-2 & X-2S~ to PUD Planne
· ~lt ~velo~enC tn accordance vith the PUD document attached
hereto al Exhibit 'A~ vhich is inco~rat~ he~e/~ and by ~eferen
made a part hereof. ~e O~icial Zoning Atlas Map Number,
46-25-3, as descried Ln ~dinancl 12-2, La hete~ amended accord
/flgly.
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HAtY)¢'S NEST
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DOCUMENT
DISTRICT ZONE: PUD
PERMITTED USES: Multi-family dwalll*ngl, recreational open I~)Sco,
PERMITTED ACC~SO~Y US~ ANO STEUGTURE~ ~-
A~sso~ u~s and statures which are cust~a~ In multl-~amlly
resldentbl cobol:les and In r~reltl~l o~n spifl 8rea~;
Idmlnlsir/tl~ and ~les otflces, wh;~ offlcts ~y h I~ated
.In t~ra~ ~ per~nent stsc:utes, and may be I~ted
within I residential or recreational structures.
~XlMUM CROSS PEOJECT DENSI~:
S.7 units per acre. Total dwelling unlt c~nt shall not ex~eed
2~2 dwelling ~lts.
'DE~LO~ENT STANDARDS s
' LOW-ElSE MULTI-FAMILY SITES:
MIn~ bulTdTng ~tback fr~ street: 50 ft. (mm back o( curb'
for multl-t~ily statures, 30 ~. from back o~ curb for
acces~ stsc:utes.
Mlnimum setback from lake: None.
of the ~lldl~g heights, but not less than IS ft.
~xlm~ ~lldlng height: 3 stories.
Minimum dwelling ~It fl~ area: ~,OO0 lq.ft.
~ln~ o(~street parking spaces: 2 splcel pe~ dwelling unit, I~
of whl~ s~ll be Impr~ed, ~ or whl~ may elthe~ be Impr~ed
.t
er unlmp~oved end landsceped. Planned, but ~Jnlmproved speces
shall tm Improved ztn fu~ur~ dat~ should ~c~u=l parking demands
d~te thzt n*cesslt7.
HIGH-RISE JlULTI-FK~ILY SITE:
Mlnlm~ set~.ck from th~ nearest risl~.ntlal lite Nun~a~:, IS0 ft.
MI~ set~lck from the nearest com~ns'properiy othe~ than the
,~,ss drive: SO ft.
Mln~ ~tback from the access drive: None.
~u~ ~d*~ the flrs~ living sto~).
~Inimum dwelling unit ~r ilea: 1,000 sq.ft'
Mln~um effstr*et pirklng spaces: 2'spices per ~wtlllng unit,
which shell ~ Improved, ~ which may either be Improved or
implied and bndKzped. Plinnid but unimproved spices s~ll
or ot~r recreation st~cture taller than 5 ft., and the
of the com~ns parcel on which t~ building or st~cturt
~dlan of the en~a~, drlvl: None.
MULTI-FAMILY D~YELL~NC UNIT DISTRIBUTION:
Multi-family dwelllng unit dlstr'lbutlon shell o~:cur generelly Is ln~llcete
on the Ipproved Master Plan. Two Or more Id~in~g multi-family site
my ~ ~lned to become i single dewlopment silo. With t~ Ippro~l
of t~ Director, changes in sldl lot line ~atlon lad ~ ~l dlstrl-
b~lon of multi-family dwelling units Indicted on the approved
~ster Plan ~y bi inedited, so Io~ as the ~cal multi-family
dwelling unit count does ~ exceed 232.
/b~STER PLAN:
The epproved Master Plan shell IIso constitute the epproved
Subdivision Master Plan.
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STREETS:
Streets within the project shall be privately owned and ~intslned.
EXCEPTIONS ~O COUNTY SUB~WS~O, ~ECU~T~O,S:
A~icle X, Section I~: Street na~ s[sns shall ~ approved by
County Englneet but need ~[ ~et the U.S.D.O.T.F.H.~.A.
~nual on UniForm Traffic Control Dev~el. Street pavement
p~lnt~g, ~trlplng, and refle~lve edging requirements shell be'
waived, except at the Intersection of the entrance delve and
Artiste Xl, Section 17.F ~ C.: 'Street right or ~y and 'cmss-
~ct~ s~ll be as follows:
CSee Page 7)
Article XI, S~tlon 17.N. ~ The 1.000 ft. maxlm~ dead-end street
~ngth r~ulrement s~ll be waived. .
Article XI, S~tl~ ~7,1,= Back ~ curb radii It ~treet Inll~lct~f
A~Ic~e Xl, Section 17.~.: The requl~ement ~o~ ~00 ft. ~ngent
I~tlons between reverse curvel of streetl s~11 be waived.
A~I~e XI, Sectl~ 21 ~ The requirement foe blank utility casings
~hell be ~alved.
TRAFFIC IMPROVF, MENTS:
The developer shall provld~ left end right turn lanes on Vanderbigt
Drive st the pro~ect entrance prior to the Issuance of any Certificate
of 0ccupse~/,. The developer er his lUCCIIIOr in title shall provide
e falr share cOntribution toward the capital cost of a traffic signal
when deemed warranted by the County Engineer. The signal will be
owned, operated, and maintained by Collier County.
UTILITIES =
(The following material relating to utilities was extracted from tho
Utilities Manager*s merr~ of Februa~"y 2e, lg12o directed to Mary Lee
Klrchhoff, Planning 'Department.)
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,All on-slte end off-sill utility fact!lolls constrtJcted by tho
Devoloper In connection wlth the Development shall be con-
stm~ctod to County Standards et no cost to tho County and
shell bo deeded to the County Wet·r-Sower District. In ·
ICCOrdlKI with applicable County Ordinances and Regulations.
All cvstomers connecting to the sanitary sewer and water
dlstrlbutlon (acllltles will be customers of' the County Water-
Sower' District and will be billed In accordance with tho approv
County Rate Structure.
Ail construction plans ·nd technical specl~c·tiona for the prop,
Otlllty Flcllltles must be regiowed end approved by tho Utility
Divlslon prior to commencement of construction.
),s proposed, the rights-of-way wlthln tho project will bo
owned ·nd maintained. Appropriate Utility £asements dedicate(
to the County Water-Sewer District must be prlvlded for the
posed water end sewlr facilities tG be constructed.
All construction on the proposed sanitary sewer system shell
· utlllzo prc~er methods end materl&ls to insure water tight .
condltio~ s.
Potable Water- The ulU.aate demand for water f.o~ this proposec
project Is ostlmatod to bo 17,000 t:PO. Duo to progress, of the
ColJnty's Regional Water System construction program, the
Illocltlofl Of. waler from the City of Naples will bo Increased
of July, 1112..Therefore, · sufficient supply of potable water
should be avalbble for the proposed project, However, i
problem re.ay exist between I!12 and 1t1~ with regard to
ering adequate quantities of water to tho project and to tho
ove~lll area. with sufficient pressure. This Ilmitatlon Is basic
on tho fact that there la no existing water maln along C-gO1
{Vanderbllt Drives between Wiggins Pas· Road on the North an
C-tql (Immokalse Road or Illth Avenues on the South. Tho
North of Wiggins Pass Road Is presently being served by ·
12-inch wirer'main whose.c~lpiclty will becomo limited by I
How~r, the County*a Regional Water Plan contomplata· the
const~*uctlon, by I~8(~, of. a 12-inch main between Illth Avonu~
037,,, 230
lad Mgglns Pass I~,oad and the construction of' a 1.0 mgd
storage t~nk In the approximate vlc~ty of Wlgg[nt Pats
and Vafldsrbttt ~rlve. At that time the coflctr~ re~ardlfl~
d~lopm~t will be m~rgln~l (rom the present tlme through
I~ the-Developer will agr~ to I ph~s(d ~ve~pment o~ the
proJ~t wlth regard to the availability of witlK ~ac[l]tles'Is ItC
amended. . .
Sewig, It Is estimated t~t the proposed dev,lopment upon
complet~n will generate approximately SI.000 CPD o~ Ivernoe
daSly fl~. The ex]stlflg I~d authorized coflflectbfls, to dat~.
the Se~r Area "Ae system Ire estimated to generate · flow
approximately 1.S7 ~GD. T~o a~llable t~eatmeflt capacity
the existing plant Is I.S AtGD. Expefltb~ oF the existing licit
Iths ~ 2.S MGD ava~ra~fe capacity Is now Iff the des~fl phas~.
,At this time, It Is ~t feaslbte ~o estimate wh~ the p~opos~ ~
expansion will actually be c~let~. .
Afl od~tb~l restr~ct~fl to p~vi~ ad. oats sewage
focllltbs to thls prof.t Is the I~lted fo~ce mlfl
opacity the is. lyi[lo~lt fr~ t~ p~JeCt area Into the
Ireat~flt plant. The existing 2~h force maln along
and the existing 12-inch fo~ce main downstream of the
area are approaching the I~lts oF t~lr ab]ll~ to transmit the
existing and authorized flows ~e~e~oted by the con,orions to
the syst~. The p~ogram for expanding t~ wastewater treat-
mat facilities also Iflclu~ll ~4 addltbfl of new force ma~s tO
s~premeflt the existing t~aflsmlss~fl facilities.
tn summary, the sewage t~ansmlsslon and t~eatmeflt
to tAe p~ofect a~ea a~e limited by the ex~stlng t~eatmant facil-
Ities and the ~os~lcted t/ansmtssbn lines. Until ~he schedule
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firmly established, it will be necessary to ~'equlre this
to provide temporer'lf on-site treat~nt ~nd dlspos~l of
I~ t~ Develope~ elects to p~eed forward with the Project, bl~
an 7 e~e, we r~ulre a written Agreement w~th the Devaluer
the Pre]~t stating that=
a. A~y on-site wastewate~ treatment faculty to be constructed
pa~ o~ ~e pro~d pro~ect must
b. Conn~tlen to the Co~ty~ Contel.
rode.by the Owner~ t~r a~slgn~
to the County or the C~nty Water-S~wee District within
c. Design and ~nlt~ctlon of the ~-slto transmle.lon facillt~l
~ ~ the proJ~t limits at t~ pro~led ~lnt of future ,.~
~t~ to t~ Co~l C~t~l Sewage Systm
~rfo~ed Is part or the initial utilities c~st~ction.
d. ~e O~er, ~elr assigns or successors shall agree to ply
Ill ~lte ~velopment c~arges
Pemlts are requested, pursuant to the
Ordi~nce and R~ulations In affect at ~e t~e ef Pe~[t
r~uest..
TYPICAL ROADWAY D~TAIL'
LEGEND
thit Lt hal been ~L2ed vith the 3ec:ratiry
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BOARD OF COUNTY CONNZ$S~ONER$
COLLZ:R COUNTY. FLORIDA
C, R, #RUSS' MIN£R, CHAZRMAN
· ~rAT~OFF'CO~ )
..' .I, WILLLM¢ 3. ~, ~ o~ ~s ~ ~ for ~e ~ntiech ~icial
~h~=h ~s a~t~ ~ ~e ~ard of C~ C~lsl~rs ~g ~lar
; ... ~erk of ~s ~
~is e~e fil~ ~ ~ ~ta~ of State's office ~
1912 ~ ~l~g~C ot ~c fling r~e~ ~is 2{th ~ of July, 19~2; ' '
HAWKdS-NES'F
ARBOR TRACE
November 1~, 1989
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PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DOCUMENT
DISTRICT ZONE: PUD
PERMITTED USES:
Multi-family dwellings, recreational open space, recreation
structures and facilities.
PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES AND STRUCTURES:
Accessory uses and structures whlch are customary in multi-family
residential communities and in recreational open space areas:
administrative and sales offices, which offices may be located in
temporary or permanent structures, and may be located within a
residential or recreational structure: adult conclreqate Ilvlnq
facilities which serve the project residents and which are
limited In scope so as not to require a Certificate Of Need and
shall not constitute a Licensed Skilled Nursinq Home.
MAXIMUM GROSS PROJECT DENSITY:
S=7 5.3~ units per acre. Total dwelling unit count shall not
exceed 232 21_~9 dwelling units.
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Wo mls-s t r uc k- ~hreucjh-a ~e-d el(~ec~;
words underlined are added.
DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:
LOW-RISE MULTI-FAMILY SITES:
Minimum building setback from street Vanderbilt Beach Drive R/W:
S0 feet from-back-~-curb for multi-family structures, 30 feet
for' accessory structures.
The relationship of bulldinqs to the access drives shall be
indicated on the approved PUD Master Development Plan.
Minimum setback from lake: None.
Minimum separation between adjoining buildings: One-half the sum
of the building heights, but not less than 1S feet.
Maximum building height: -3- _5 stories.
Maximum dwelllnq units: 91
Minimum dwelling unit floor area: 1,000 square feet for. a
minimum of 61 unltsf 725 square feet for a maximum of 30 unlts.
Minimum offstreet parking spaces: 2 spaces per dwelling unit,
I 1/2 of which shall be improved, 1/2 of which may either be
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Wo~ds-s &~tf ck-~l,~reug4~ -a ee-deJe~e~;
words underlined are added.
Improved or unimproved and landscaped. Planned, but unimproved
spaces shall be improved at · future date should actual parking
demands dictate that necessity.
HIGH-RISE MULTI-FAMILY SITE:
Minimum setback from the nearest re~derrLqel-~te PUD boundary
shall equal the hei.c/ht of the structure.
Minimum principal building setback from the nearest commons
propertT-o~her-than-the-access-dHYe adjoinlnq principal
structure: S0 feet.
The relationship of structures to the access drives shall be as
Indicated on the approved PUD Master Development Plan.
Maximum helght of principal structure: 15 Ilvlng stories
(parking may occur under the first Iivlng story).
Maximum dwelllnq units: 128
Minimum dwelling unit floor area: 1,000 square feet for a
minimum of 10q unlts~ 725 square feet for a maximum of 2~ units.
Minimum offstreet parking spaces: 2 spaces per dwelling unit,
I 1/2 of which shall be improved, 1/2 of which may either be
improved or unimproved and landscaped. Planned but unimproved
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l~erds- s ~eu e k-4hreugh -a Fe-~el~a~:~;
words underlined are added.
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spaces shall be Improved at a future date should actual parking
demands dictate that necesslt7.
COMMON BUILDING AND RECREATION FACILITIES:
Minimum separation between the recreat{on common building and the
nearest principal buildinq: 1/2 the sum of the building heights.
Minimum separation between tennis court fencing or other
recreation structure taller than 5 feet, and the PUD boundary
the-commons-parced-on-w~ch-~he-b~d~ng-or-stru~ture-occurs: o~
a prtnclpal structure: 25 feet.
Minimum setbacks for an entry gatehouse structure located In the
median of the entrance drive.' None.- 25 feet from VanderbIIt
Drive RIW.
MULTI-FAMILY DWELLING UNIT DISTRIBUTION--
Multi-family dwelling unit distribution shall occur generally as
Indicated on the approved Master Plan. Two or more adjoining
multi-family sites may be joined to beome a single development
site. With the approval of the Director, changes in slde lot
llne location and in the distribution of multi-family dwelling
units Indicated on the approved Master Plan may be modified, so
Werds-steuck-~h~eugh-are-d~,~:;~; words underlined are added. '-"
long as the total multi-family dwelling unit count does not
exceed ~3~ 21._.~9.
'Fhe-appro~,ed-Master-I~lan-shafl-etse-const~t~ff.-the-app ro~ed
Sabdi~ien-Master-I~lan.-
STREETS:
Streets within the project shall be privately owned and
malntalned unplatted access drives. AH-streets-vr~l~n-the
pr~e~-shaSd-b e-da s~fi ed-a s--local?
WATER MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS
Detailed site draina.qe plans shall be submitted to the Project
Revlew Services for review. No construction permits shall be
Issued unless and until approval of the proposed construction In
accordance with the submitted plans is granted by. Project Review,
Services. .
An Excavation Permit will be required for the proposed lakels) in
accordance with Collier County Ordinance No. 88-26 and South
Florida Water Manaqement rules.
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words underlined are added.
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A 20 ft. wide strip of land alonq the entire lake frontaqer less
the headwall~ shall be reserved for use as a malntenance easement
for lake maintenance purposes.
Appropriate littoral zone plantlnq mitlqatlon consistent with
South Florlda Water Manaqement Distrlct is required and must ba
Iljustrated on final site development plans as to location and
slze.
e. At the time for final site plan approval~ provide a copy of the
South Florida Water Manactement District permit or Early Work
pemlt.
~ ~NCINEERING REQUIREMENTS
Detailed pavinqr qradlnqr site dralnaqe and utility plans shall
be submitted to Pro~ect Review Servlces for review. No
construction permits shall be Issued unless and until approval of
the proposed construction In accordance With the submitted plans
Is qranted by Project Review Services.
Desitin and construction of all Improvements shall be subject to
compliance with the appropriate provisions of the Collier County
Subdivision Recjulatlons subject to exceptions qranted ~n the PUD
Ordinance.
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Wcn'cls- str~ck-(Prr~-a re-deitieS;
words underlined are added,
Worx wlthin Colller County ricjht-of-way shall meet the
requTre~nents of Collier County rio]hr-of-way Ordinance. 82-91.
d. The project shall be platted in accordance with Collier County
Subdivision Reg. ulations to define the ,,rlqht-of-w,ay~ tracts~
easements and preserve area as shown on the PUD Master Plan
unless · condominium plat is filed over the entlre tract. In the
event the proiect is not a subdivision or condomlnlum~ then a
site development plan shall be submitted for approval for the
entlre area encompassed by the PUD Master Plan.
The minimum road elevation shall be determined by the peak steele
for e 25-year 3-day storm event.
UTILITIES REQUIREMENTS
Water dlstrlbutlon~ sewaqe collection and transmission and
Interim water and/or sewaqe treatment facilities to serve the
prolect are to be deslqned~ constructedr conveyed~ owned and
maintained in accordance with Collier County Ordinance No. 88-76~
as amended~ and other,, applicable County rules and recjulatTons.
b. All customers connectlnq to the water distribution and sewaqe
collection facilities to be constructed will be customers of the
County and will be billed by the County In accordance with the
words underlined are added.
County's.e,stabllshed rates. Should the County not be in a
position to provide water end/or sewer service to t~e prolectr
the water and/or sewer customers shall be customers of the
Interim utility established to set-ye the project until the
County's off-slte water and/or sewer facilities are available to
,serve the project.
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It is enticlpated that the County Utllltles Dlvlslon will
ultimately supply potable water to meet the consumptive demand
a..nd/or receive and treat the sewag, e qenerated by this pro~ect.
Should the County system n,ot be In e position to supply potable
water to the project and/or receTve the projectts wastwater at
the time development commencesf the Developer~ ,at bls expense
will Install and operate lnterim water supply and on-site
treatment facil~ties and/or Interim on-slte sewaqe treatment and
disposal facilities adequate to meet all requTrements of the
appropriate re~. ulator"y aqencles. An agreement shall be entered
Into between the County and,,the Developerf binding on the
Developer~ his assiqns or successors,.,recJardlng any int, erlm
treatment facilities to be utlllzed. The aqreement must be
I~, allY sufficient to the Countyr, prior to the approval of
construction documents for the p,roZect and be In conformance wlth
~he requirements of Collier County Ordinance ,No. 88-76~ as
amended.
We rds- s ~ Fick--t hr~dc~ -a Fe-dela~ec[;
words underlined ere added.
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If an Interim on-site water supply~ treatment and transmission
facility is utillzed to serve the prolect~ it must be properly
sized to supply averaqe peak day domestic demandf In addition to
tqre flow demand at a rate approved by the appropriate Fire
Control Distrlct servlclnq the prolect area.
e. The existlnq off-site water facilities of the Dlstrlct must be
evaluated for hydraulic capacity to service this project and
reinforced as required, If necessaryr consistent with the
County's Water Master Plan to Insure that the District's water
system can hydraulically provide e sufflclen, t quantity of' water
to meet the anticipated demands of the pro,act and the District's
exi~tin.q commltted capacity...
The exlstlnq off-alta sewecje transmission faculties of the
district must be evaluated for hydraulic capacity to serve thls
project and Improved as required outside the project's boundary
to provide adequate capacity to transport the additional
wastewater qenerated without adverse Impact to the exlstlnq
transmission facilities.
The on-site water distribution system must be connected to the
Dlstrict's 12 Inch water main on the east slde of. Vanderbilt
Drlvef extended to the prolect~ and looped.
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Wa Fda--a4 ~uc~..thrx~.u~b .a ce_de[croci;
words underlined are added.
I. Dead end mains shall be ellmlnated by Ioopinq the Internal
plpellne network ,
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Stubs for future system Interconnectlon with adiacent
properties shall be provlded to the south and north property
lines of the pro]ectr at locations to be mutually aclreed to
by the County end the Developer durinq the deslqn phase of
the project.
TRANSPORTATION/TRAFFIC REQUIREMENTS
The developer shall provide lift end right turn lanes on
Vanderbilt Drive at the project entrance prior to the issuance of
any Certificates Of Occupancy.
The developer or his successor In title shall provide a falr
share contribution toward the capital cost of a traffic signal
when deemed warranted by the County Engineer. The signal will be
owned, operated, and maintained by Collier County.
c. The qate house shall be operated In · manner to preclude backina
pp traffic onto Vanderbilt Drive.
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The developer shall dedicate 25 feet of rlqht-of-way alonq the
west slde of Vanderbllt Drive. Said additional riqht-of-way
shall be free of all prolect utilities.
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Weeds-s* ~uck-4hr<~<jh -a ~e -det~-e<~;
.w. ords underlined are added.
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The developer shall provtde arterial level street II htln et the
E.~ect entrance,
These lm_~.provements are considered "site related" as defined
Ordlnance 8S-55 and shall not be a_p_plled as credits toward any.
I~ ulred b that Ordinance.
Petltloner shall be sub~[ect to Ordinance 75-21 [or the.
treeiveqetation removal ordinance In existence at the tlme of
~Irln the ac ulsitlon of a tree removal permit
prior to an*Z land clearln . A slte clearin lan shall be
submitted to the Natural Resources Manac/ement Department for
their review and sub ecl: to a royal rlor to an work on the
slte. Th~ submitted in bases to coincide with the
development schedule. The site clearlnc/_plan shall clearly.
d.d_eplct how the final site layout Incorporates retained native
veqetation to the maximum extent osslble and how roads
bulldin s lakes arkln lots and other facilities have been
oriented to accommodate this cloal.
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Native s ecies shall be utilized as descrlbed below in the slte
landsca in lan. A landsca ep_~..plan for all landsca~inq on the.
.development shall be submitted to the Count. y_ Landsca~
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We~d s-s truck- ~hret~jh -aee-d~e+ed~,
words underlined are added,
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and to s County Environmental Speclallst for their review and
shall be subiect to their' approval. The landscape design shall
Incorporate a minimum of 60% native plants~ by number~ lncludlnq'
trees~ shrubs, and .qround cover. At least 60~ of the trees~ 60%
,of. the shrubsr and 60~ of t,he qroundcover shall be native
species. At the dlscretlon of the County Landscape Architect or
.County Environmental Spectalist,a hiqher percentacj, e of trees or
,shrubs can offset an equal percentage,of .qroundcover. For'
example~ the use of 70% native trees could allow the use of only
50~ native qroundcover. This plan shall depict the incorporation
of native species and their mix with,other speciesr if any. The
goal of site landscaplnq shall be the re-creation of native
,.veqetation and habitat characteristics lost on the site durlnq
construction or due to past activities.
All exotic plantsr as defined' in the County Coder shall be
r'ernoved durlnq each phase of construction from development areas~
open space areasr and preserve areas. Followlnq stte
developmentr a maintenance pro,q, ram shall be Implemented to
prevent re-invasion of the site by such exotic species. This
planr which will describe control technlques and Inspection
intervalsr shall be filed with and subiect tq,,approval by the
Natural Resources Manacjement Department and the Community
Development Division.
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Weeds-st~.uek--threugh-dwe-deLe4ed; words underlined are added.
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If, durlnq the course of site clearlnq, excavation, or other
constru.ct!o.nal .activitlesr an archaeoloqlcal or historical-site~
artifact,, or other indicator is discovered, all development at
that location shall be ;mediately stopped and the Natural
Resources Manaqement Department notified. Development will be
suspended for a sufficient lenqth cdr time to enable the Natural
Resources Manacjement Department or a desiqnated consultant to
assess the find and determine the proper course of action in
reqard to its salvaqeabillty. The Natural Resources Manaqement
Department wi11 respond to any such notlficatlon in a timely and
efficient manner so as to provlde only a minimal interruption to
any constructional activities.
e.. Applicable Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commlssion
requirements related to protected plants end animals shall be met
prlor to final site development plan approval.
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words underlined are added.
I, William Vines, representing Naples Development
Group, for Petition PDA-89-9, agree to the following
stipulations requested by the Collier County Planning
Commission in their public hearing on November 16, 1989.
CONSOLIDATED PUD DOCUMENT
During the review process a number of issues arose which
resulted in the stipulations listed herein and also in an
identification of PUD document regulations which were
found inappropriate and/or contrary to existing County
ordinances or development policies. This agreement shall
threfore require the resubmission of a consolidated PUD
document reflecting all of the stipulations and changes
hereinafter stipulated or identified prior to the approval
of the Board of County Commissioners.
2. WATER MANAGEMENT
ae
Detailed site drainage plans shall be submitted to the
Project Review Services for review. No construction
permits shall be issued unless and until approval of
the proposed construction in accordance with the
submitted plans is granted by Project Review Services.
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An Excavation Permit will be required for the proposed
lake(s) in accordance with Collier County Ordinance
No. 88-26 and South Florida Water Management rules.
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A 20 ft. wide strip of land along the entire lake
frontage, less the headwa11, shall be reserved for use
as a maintenance easement for lake maintenance
purposes.
Appropriate literal zone planting mitigation
consistent with South Florida Water Management
District is required and must be iljustrated on final
site development plans as to location and size.
At the time for final site plan approval, provide a
copy of the South Florida Water Management District
permit or Early Work permit.
EXHIBIT "A"
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Detailed paving, grading, site drainage and utility
plans shall be submitted to Project Review Services
for review. No construction permits shall be issued
unless and until approval of the proposed construction
in accordance with the submitted plans is granted by
Project Review Services.
Design and construction of all improvements shall be
subject to compliance with the appropriate provisions
of the Collier County Subdivision Regulations subject
to exceptions granted in the PUD ordinance.
Work within Collier County right-of-way shall meet the
requirements of Collier County right-of-way Ordinance
82-91.
The project shall be platted in accordance with
Collier County Subdivision Regulations to define the
right-of-way, tracts, easements and preserve area as
shown on the PUD Master Plan unless a condominium plat
is done over the entire tract. In the event the project
is not a subdivision or condominium, then a site
development plan shall be submitted for approval for
the entire area encompassed by the PUD Master Plan.
If this project is not going to be subdivided, remove
all exceptions to the Subdivision Regulations from the
PUD document.
Remove old water management calculations and lake
cross-sections from PUD document as these are
out-dated. The minimum road elevation shall be
determined by the peak stage for a 2S-year 3-day storm
event.
f. The minimum roadway width shall be 24'. Revise plans
accordingly.
The Utilities Section of the PUD document shall be
replaced with the following=
a. WaGer distribution, sewage collection and transmission
and interim water and/or sewage treatment facilities
to serve the project are to be designed, constructed,
conveyed, owned and maintained in accordance with
EXHIBIT #A"
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Collier County Ordinance No. 88-76, as amended, and
other applicable County rules and regulat£ons.
All customers connecting to the water distribution and
sewage collection facilities to be constructed will be
customers of the County and will be billed by the
County in accordance with the County's established
rates. Should the County not be in a position to
provide water and/or sewer service to the project, the
water and/or sewer customers shall be customers of the
interim utility established to serve the project until
the County's off-site water and/or sewer facilities
are available to serve the project.
It is anticipated that the County Utilities Division
will ultimately supply potable water to meet the
consumptive demand and/or receive and treat the sewage
generated by this project. Should the County system
not be in a position to supply potable water to the
project and/or receive the project's wast.water at the
time development commences, the Developer, at his
expense will install and operate interim water supply
and on-site treatment facilities and/or interim
on-site sewage treatment and disposal facilities
adequate to meet all requirements of the appropriate
regulatory agencies. An agreement shall be entered
into between the County and the Developer, binding on
the Developer, hie assigns or successors regarding any
interim treatment facilities to be utilized. The
agreement must be legally sufficient to the County,
prior to the approval of construction documents for
the project and be in conformance with the
requirements of Collier County Ordinance No. 88-76, as
amended.
d. If an interim on-site water supply, treatment and
transmission facility is utilized to serve the
project, it must be properly sized to supply average
peak day domestic demand, in addition to fire flow
demand at a rate approved by the appropriate Fire
Control District servicing the project area.
e. The existing off-site water facilities of the District
must be evaluated for hydraulic capacity to serve this
project and reinforced as required, if necessary,
consistent with the County's Water Master Plan to
insure that the District's water system can
hydraulically provide a sufficient quantity of water
EXHIBIT "A"
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to meet the anticipated demands of the project and the
Dlstrict'e existing committed capacity.
The existing off-site sewage transmission facilities
of the district must be evaluated for hydraulic
capacity to serve this project and improved as
required outside the projects boundary to provide
adequate capacity to transport the additional
wast.water generated without adverse impact to the
existing transmission facilities.
The on-site water distribution system to serve the
project must be connected to the District's ~2 inch
water main on the south side of Immokalee Road,
extended eastward to the east side of the project's
entrance roadway consistent with the main sizing
requirements specified in the County's Water Master
Plan and looped to the District's 6 inch distribution
system serving ~uail Woods Estates. During design of
these facilities, the following features shall be
incorporated into the distribution system:
Dead end mains shall be eliminated by
looping the internal pipeline network.
ii. Stubs for future system interconnection
with adjacent properties shall be provided
to the east, south and north property
lines of the project, at locations to be
mutually agreed to by the County and the
Developer during the design phase of the
project.
TRANSPORTATION/TRAFFIC
All transportation related stipulations contained in
the original PUD ordinance shall apply to the amended
ordinance.
The gate house shall ba o~eratad in a manner to
preclude backing up traffic onto Vanderbilt Drive.
The developer shall dedicate 25 feet of right-of-way
along the west side of Vanderbilt Drive. Said
additional right-of-way shall be free of all
utilities.
The developer shall provide arterial level street
lighting at the project entrance.
EXHIBIT "A"
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These improvements are considered "site related" as
defined in Ordinance 85-55 and shall not be applied
as credits toward any impact fees required by that
ordinance.
a. Petitioner shall be subject to Ordinance 75-21 (or the
tree/vegetation removal ordinance in existence at the
time of permitting), requiring the acquisition of a
tree removal permit prior to any land clearing. A
site clearing plan shall be submitted to the Natural
Resources Management Department for their review and
subject to approval prior to any work on the site.
This plan may be submitted in phases to coincide with
the development schedule. The site clearing plan
shall clearly depict how the final site layout
incorporates retained native vegetation to the maximum
extent possible and how roads, buildings, lakes,
parking lots, and other facilities have been oriented
to accommodate this goal.
b. Native species ~ha11 be utilized, as described below,
in the site landscaping plan. A landscape plan for
all landscaping on the development shall be submitted
to the County Landscape Architect and to a County
Environmental Specialist for their review and shall be
subject to their approval. The landscape design shall
incorporate a minimum of 60% native plants, by number,
including trees, shrubs, and ground cover. At least
60% of the trees, 60% of the shrubs, and 60% of the
groundcover shall be native species. At the
discretion of the County Landscape Architect or County
Environmental Specialist a higher percentage of trees
or shrubs can offset an equal percentage of
groundcover. For example, the use of 70% native trees
could allow the use of only 50% native groundcover.
This plan shall depict the incorporation of native
species and their mix with other species, if any. The
goal of site landscaping shall be the re-creation of
native vegetation and habitat characteristics lost on
the site during construction or due to past
activities.
c. All exotic plants, as defined in the County Code,
shall be removed during each phase of construction
from development areas, open space areas, and preserve
areas. Following site development, a maintenance
program shall be implemented to prevent re-invasion of
the site by such exotic species. This plan, which
will describe control techniques and inspection
intervals, shall be filed with and subject to approval
EXHIBIT "A"
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by the Natural Resources Management Department and the
Community Development Division.
d. If, during the course of site clearing, excavation, or
other constructions! activities, an archaeological or
historical site, artifact, or other indicator is
discovered, all development at that location shall be
immediately stopped and the Natural Resources
Management Department notified. Development will be
suspended for a sufficient length of time to enable
the Natural Resources Management Department or a
designated consultant to assess the find and determine
the proper course of action in regard to its
salvageability. The Natural Resources Management
Department will respond to any such notification in a
timely and efflolent manner so as to provide only
minimal interruption to any constructional activities.
e. The final site development plan shall comply with all
elements and objectives of the Collier County Growth
Management Plan, Conservation and Coastal Zone
Management element including but not limited to
preservation of gopher tortoises and xeric oak scrub
habitats. The two aforementioned requirements must
comply with the Florida Game and Freshwater Fish
Commissions protected species management guidelines
and the vegetation preservation provisions of
Ordinance 89-58. Implementation of the referenced
wildlife and habitat provisions may require
adjustments to building and lake siting and should be
anticipated as possible County review considerations.
~TXTXON~-R OR AGENT
REPRESENTATIVE FOR CCPC
SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME THIS
DAY
OF
, 1989.
SEAL
:~.NY COMMISSION EXPIRES:
NOTARY
~ PDA-89-9 AGREEMENT SHEET
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EXHIBIT "A"
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BTATEOF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF COLLIER
Z, JAN~S C. GILES, Clerk of Courta In and for the
T~entteth Judicial Circuit, Collier County, Florida, do
hereby certify that the foregoing ts a true copy of:
· Ordinance No. 89-91
which' was adopted by the Board of County Commissioners on
the 19th day of December, 1989, during Regular Session.
WITNESS my hand and the official seal of the Board of ''
County Commissioners of Collier County, Florida, this 21st.
day of December 1989. .';
JAMES C. GILES -'; ' ~& :
Clerk o~ Courts and Clerk' ''
Zx-offlcto to Board of ',;, /, .."#
County Commissioners
Deputy Clerk