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JUN 31991 �o� 46 PAr,F 612 <br />G. Surf and Raquet Club - Application for site plan approval -of 60 mid -rise con- <br />dominium and 8 villas on approximately 10 acres was submitted April 3, 1981. The <br />project includes water/sewer facilities, clijbhouse, and tennis courts. The average <br />gross density is approximately 7.1 units per acre. This project was reviewed at the <br />May 23, 1981 T.R.C. meeting, and is scheduled for review by the P & Z on May 28, 1981. <br />2. Alternatives and Analysis <br />Staff is presently reviewing site plan applications which encompass approximately 187 <br />acres of the total 316 acres included in the North Beach Rezoning. These applications <br />contain a total of 2,127 residential units; all the densities are below 8 units per <br />acre. Because we cannot provide a "conceptual review", there are effectively only <br />1,418 units under official site plan review. <br />A - B. Riverbend Master Plan and Riverbend Unit I, Phase I - Indian River County has <br />no legal mechanism with which to grant or deny "conceptual approval". Thus no action <br />was taken on the Riverbend Master Plan. The Riverbend Unit I, Phase I has received <br />final site plan approval. Therefore, neither the Riverbend site plan or the Riverbend <br />Master. Plan is included in this analysis. <br />C. Riverbend Phases I, II, III, IV - The follc-,iing items are -deficient or contain <br />insufficient information for review: <br />1) The scale is not adequate for review of setback, building separations, <br />R.O.W. widths, etc. <br />2) Parking is not clearly indicated in the phases west of A -1-A. <br />3) Location of fences is not indicate. <br />4) A 6' chain link fence in "urbanized areas" is inappropriate (exceeds <br />height limitation specified in Zoning Ordinance). <br />5) Considering the amount of existing vegetation indicated on the east side <br />of A -1-A, it is unclear why only.8 palms are to remain. <br />6) There is not enough detail concerning coastal setback, dune preservation, and <br />walkways to allow review or evaluation. <br />7) The issue of developing in flood plain is not addressed. <br />8) There are no deceleration"lanes. <br />9) It is unclear what a "Lake/Retention" area is. <br />10) Culvert sizes are not indicated. <br />11) There is no indication of anticipated effects of such a large, single <br />retention pond (Phase I). <br />12) The site of. -the approved Unit I, Phase I is not shown. <br />13) There are no detailed plans for draw bridge nor discussion of the impacts. <br />14) The capacity, depth, water circulation of the marina are not shown. <br />15) NO D.E.R. PERMITS HAVE BEEN ISSUED for the marina. <br />16) Mangrove preservation is not addressed. <br />17) Utilization of Jungle Trail for access and marina channel cuts is unacceptable <br />due to erosion and limitations of the right-of-way width. <br />18) The plans are not sealed by architect or engineer. <br />19) Landscape plan is inadequate. <br />D. Beach Colony Master Plan - The applicant is requesting "conceptual approval" <br />and the County has no legal mechanism to grant or deny this. <br />E. Beach Colony Unit I, Phase I - The follo�,ving items are deficient or contain <br />insufficient information for review: <br />1) The major collector must have a 50' R.O.W. <br />2) There is no indication at what level of development deceleration lanes <br />will be constructed. <br />3) The streets are not named. <br />4) Total floor coverage is not shown. <br />5) Water/sewer franchise data is not provided. <br />6) Landscape plan does not meet Count, requirements. <br />7) Fire protection is not addressed. <br />