01-09-2007 - SP 0617 - Wheeler WarehouseSP 0617
Wheeler Warehouse
TRC Meeting Minutes
January 9, 2007
IN ATTEDANCE:
All sections referenced are from the City of Edgewater Land Development Code.
Please submit 6 sets of revised plans based on the following comments.
Planning Department
1. Indicate eventual stormwater outfall to a public conveyance.
2. Provide profile indicating building height as measured from the crown of the
road.
3. In the event ownership of the entire building transfers to individual owners,
a joint use driveway agreement is required.
4. Indicate curbing of the perimeter of the parking lot and driveway in
accordance with Section 21-54.03 (b).
5. Indicate location and distance from the following:
a. Nearest intersection
b. Adjacent driveways on east and west sides of the street
6. Provide note on landscape plan which reads "All plant materials used in
conformance with the requirements of this Section shall be Florida Grade #1,
as established, and periodically revised by the Florida Department of
Agriculture and Community Affairs." in accordance with Section 21-54.02 (c).
7. Indicate shrub and tree sizes on the landscape plan in accordance with
Sections 21-54.02 (e) and 21-55.03 (b).
Building Department
1. Comments will be provided at time of building plan review.
Environmental Services Department
1. Without listing every detail, the plan does not show a water meter, a
backflow prevention device, no line sizing is indicated, no nearest fire
hydrant location, no sewer lateral, no sewer cleanout detail and no City of
Edgewater Standard Construction Details shown or referenced on the plans.
2. It is unclear how the water is getting to the retention area from the parking
lot.
3. Wheelstops are not allowed unless specific stormwater constraints warrant
their use. As there is no curbing around the parking lot shown nor
wheelstops. Clarification is needed.
Legal Department
1. Provide attachments/exhibits to the Title Policy.
Engineer (Quentin L. Hampton Associates)
1. Dumpster enclosure per Section 21-34.08 should be provided and City's
Standard Detail included on plans.
2. A topographic survey should be submitted depicting one -foot contour lines
extending at least to the following contour line out of the parcel. All utilities
should be shown.
3. Stormwater design/calculation should be provided, grading plan depicting
proposed modified contour lines, surface water flow, outfall to City's
conveyance system and any proposed structure as well as City's standard
construction details.
4. Site plan should designate proposed water/sewer services and connection to
the City's mains (tapping sleeves, fittings and valves with sizes). Applicable
notes and City standard details should be included/referenced for required
work.
5. Water service meter and backflow preventer valve should be provided at the
right of way line.
6. As per City's construction Standards, sanitary sewer for non-residential
buildings should be 6" in diameter. Connection to City's main should be by
"wye" fitting oriented as per main's flow direction. Standard construction
details should be shown on plans.
7. A City standard sewer cleanout should be provided at the right of way line.
8. Sidewalks are required per Section 21-52.04.
9. The roof drainage should be routed to the stormwater treatment system.
10. The two western most parking spaces do not have the required maneuver
area per Section 21-57.02.
11. A culvert under the proposed driveway should be provided.
Fire Department
1. Indicate location of nearest fire hydrant and size of water main supplying it.
2. Fire flow is 1500 gallons per minute.
These comments are intended to comply with City of Edgewater Land Development
regulations, FDOT standard specifications and sound engineering practices, and are not
meant to be inclusive of all errors or omissions. The engineer of record is solely responsible
for technical accuracy, engineering judgment, and quality of work.
While every effort is made to assure that projects reviewed by this office comply with all
applicable codes and standards, we do not certify or guarantee that they do. It is the
responsibility of the applicant to assure compliance with all applicable codes and standards
prior to the project being issued a certificate of occupancy.