HomeMy WebLinkAbout11.17.94FROM THE LAND DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
November 17, 1994 � _
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TO: Planning and Zoning Commission
SUBJECT: Re gularly Scheduled Meeting of the Planning and Zoning
Commission, 7 :00 P.M., Thursday, November 17, 1994, in
the City Commission Chambers, City Fall, Sanford, Florida
AGENDA
1. Consider the T.D.I. Master Plan for property located at 50D--
600 Aero Lane, an industrial use, in an RI -1, Restricted
Industrial Zoning District.
Owner: Wheeled Coach Industries, Inc.
Representative: Daniel L. Morris, P.E.
(Tabled: 11/ 3 / 94)
2. Consider the Site Plan for T.D.I., a truckin storag use
located at 610 Aero Lane in an RI -1, Restricted Industrial
Zoning District.
Owner: T.D.I. of Florida
Representative: D.L. Morris, P.E.
{Tabled: 11/3/94}
3. Consider the Site /Engineering Plan for New Tribes mission,
Phase 2; a residential use, for property located at 1701
Celery Avenue in a PD. Planned Development Zoning District.
Owner: New Tribes Mission
Re presentative: Daniel Taube
{Tabled: 11/3/94}
4. Consider the request to allow a chain link fence in the front
yard of a single- family residence for property located at 2811.
French Avenue in a SR -1 Single - family Residential Dwelling
Zoning District.
Owner: Richard A. and Tracie L. Leonard
Representative: Richard A. Leonard
5. Consider the request move the required visual screen from the
rear yard buffer to the front yard for Sunstate Awning, a
wholesale /office use located at 50 Keyes Court in a RI -1,
Restricted Industrial Zoning District.
Owner: Keyes Seminole Industrial Park Replat
Representative Mark Nelen
6. Any other business from floor or Commission Members.
7. Reports from Staff.
8. Approval of Minutes.
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC, If a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matLer
considered at the above meeting or hearing, hf may need a verbatim record of the proceedi
including the test..imony and evidence, which r ^ord is not provided by Che Ci ty of Sanford I FS
286.0105)
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MEMBERS PRESENT:
Lynn Stogner
Ross Robert
Joe Dennison
Jim Valerino
Mike Davis
Cynthia Holt - Miller
Leon Brooks
MEMBERS AB S ENT :
Helen Stairs
Ben D yal
OTHERS PRESENT:
MINUTES
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
MEETn►TG OF NOVEMBER 17, 1994
7 :00 P.M.
CITY COMMISSION CHAMBERS
Jay Marder, Director of Planning and Development
Bettie Sonnenberg, Land Development Coordinator
Russ Gibson, Associate Planner
Marion Anderson, Recording Secretary
Chairman Dennison called the meeting to order at 7 :00 P.M.
The first item on the Agenda was the consideration of the T . D . I . Master Plan for
property located at 500 -600 Aero Lane, an industrial use, in an RI -1, Restricted
Industrial Zoning District. Owner: wheeled Coach Industries, Inc. ;
representative: Daniel L. Morris, P. E. (Tabled: 11 / 3 J 94) .
Mr. Robert made a motion to remove from the table. Seconded by Mr. Stogner. All
in favor. Motion carried.
Dan Morris of Morris Engineering was present for representation. He stated that the
site contains approximately eighteen (18 ) acres but that they only want to develop
four (4 )acres on the north end of the property for a truck driver's institute.
Mr. Valerino moved for approval subject to staff's recommendations of providing a
wooden fence around the dumpster pad, installing a skimmer on control structure,
and the use of City standard handicap parking details; and one (1 ) tree per twenty -
five (25) feet on Jewett and Aero Lanes. Seconded by Mr. Robert. Mrs.
Sonnenberg read staff's recommendations into the record, attached. Mr. Stogner
abstained. All others in favor. Motion carried.
The next item was the consideration of the Site Plan for T. D. I . , a trucking/ storage
use located at 610 Aero Lane in an RI -1, Restricted Industrial Zoning District.
Owner: T. D. I. of Florida; representative: D. L. Morris, P. E. (Tabled: 11 / 3 / 94) .
Ms. Holt- Miller made a motion to remove from table . Seconded by Mr. Valerino. All
in favor. Motion carried.
Dan Morris of Morris Engineering was present for representation . Mr. Marder stated
that Staff was recommending approval subject to the same recommendations for the
T. D. I. Master Plan request.
Mr. Davis asked where the trucks would be stored. Mr. Morris stated that trucks
would be stored along the west end of the graveled area, near the retention pond.
Mrs. Sonnenberg reported that the use of gravel was approved by the Administrative
Official/ City Manager. Mr. Davis asked how many units would be stored out on the
lot at any one time. Tom Gast, owner, stated that they would start out with
approximately 6 trucks and could go - up to as many as 12. Mr. Gast stated that there
would be no fuel at this location . He stated that they removed all fueling tanks at
their other facilities. Mr. Davis asked how would the trucks get off of the gravel
onto Jewett Lane or Aero Lane . Mr. Morris stated that there was no curb; the
graveled area will be the same elevation as the road. He stated that the trucks would
come on and off Jewett Lane by the south driveway. The existing pipe in the Swale
will be removed.
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Mr. Robert moved for approval per Staff's recommendation of one (1) tree per
twentyfive (25) feet on Jewett Lane and Aero Lane. Seconded by Mr. Brooks. All
in favor. Motion carried.
The next item was the consideration of the Site/ Engineering Plan for New Tribes
Mission, Phase 2; a residential use, for property located at 1701 Celery Avenue in
a PD, Planned Development Zoning District. Owner: New Tribes Mission;
representative: Daniel Taube . (Tabled: 11/3/94).
Due to lack of representation, the item was left on the table.
The next item was the consideration of the request to allow a chain link fence in the
front yard of a single - family residence for property located at 2811 French Avenue
in a SR-1 Single- family Residential Dwelling Zoning District. Owner: Richard A.
and Tracie L. Leonard; representative: Richard A. Leonard.
Tracie Leonard, 2811 S. French Avenue, was present for representation. She stated
that the reasons she needed the fence were because she has three (3) children and
is worried about the children with speeding traffic and because the dogs in the
neighborhood use her yard as a bathroom. She stated that the back yard is fenced
and she would like to continue the fence encompassing the front yard. She stated
that this would be a four (4) foot fence. Mrs. Leonard stated that she is in the
process of circulating a petition to get speed bumps installed.
Mr. Robert noted that there were not any homes in the immediate area with chain link
fences in front. He stated that if there is a dog problem, animal control should be
called. Mr. Stogner asked if 'the chain link fence would be in buffer area. Mrs.
Sonnenberg stated f? yes t' .
Mr. Davis moved for approval. Seconded by Mr. Brooks . Mr. Davis, Mr . Brooks,
and Mr. Dennison in favor of the motion. Mr. Stogner, , Mr. Robert, Mr. Valerino ,
Mrs. Holt - Miller in opposition. Motion failed to carry.
The next item on the Agenda was the consideration of the request move the required
visual screen from the rear yard buffer to the front yard for Sunstate Awning, a
wholesale/ office use located at 50 Keyes Court in a RI -1, Restricted Industrial
Zoning District. Owner: Reyes Seminole Industrial Park Replat; representative:
Mark Nelen.
Mark Nelen of Sunstate Awning, 50 -Keyes Ct . was present for representation. He
stated that the rear yard would be used to store frames and equipment. There is a
shadowbox fence that serves as a shrub line. He stated that they would like to
remove the shrubs and replant them in the front of the building. Mr. Brooks asked
what would be left for visual screening. Mr. Nelen stated that there is a wooden
fence buffering the adjacent property.
Mrs. Sonnenberg stated that she had visited site and asked that they be allowed to
move the shrubs only if the fence is not taken down . If the fence is ever taken
down, they must replace the trees and the shrubs. She stated that this was one of
the requirements when they received their conditional use. Mr. Nelen had no
problems with this request. Mr. Marder stated that the fence is a part of the site
plan. In the event that something should happen to the fence , they must replace it.
Ms. Holt - Miller moved for approval. Seconded by Mr. Brooks. All in favor. Motion
carried.
Mr. Dennison noted that the City Attorney had spoken to the Commission on the 10th
of November. Mr. Valerino stated that the meeting was very beneficial. He stated
that he had assumed that opposition had a right to have representation, i. e. an
attorney, but learned that an attorney could only speak as a witness. Mr. Davis
noted that the Commissioners do not have to read letters and do not have to receive
any phone calls from public opposition. Mr. Dennison stated that he had understood
that if the Commissioners read the letters, the letters would have to be read into the
records. Mr. Marder stated that if the letters are not read, they do not have to be
read into the record. Mr . Robert noted that this is a quasi - judicial body that is here
to weigh evidence and not listen to hearsay, rumors or opinions.
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It was discussed whether or not it is necessary to cite specific reasons when voting
in the negative when a motion is made in the affirmative. If the motion fails pass, the
applicant does not Know why the request was denied. Mr. Marder stated that this
is a good question and that he would check with the City Attorney.
Mr. Robert noted that Clay Simmons stated that when there are rezonings and
conditional uses, Staff is to provide all pertinent information on those requests. Mr.
Robert stated that he envisioned Staff with mounds of paperwork. Mr. Marder
stated that he understood that Staff's recommendations are to be read into the
record. Mrs. Sonnenberg stated that her interpretation of what Clay Simmons was
saying is that Staff should provide the facts of how a request is either in compliance
with or show how it deviates from the Comprehensive Plan. Mr. Davis stated that
the Commission has to be careful to try 'not to support one side or the other.
Mr. Brooks made a motion to approve the Minutes of October 20, 1994. Seconded b
Ms. Holt-Miller. All in favor. Motion carried. Ms. Holt - Miller made a motion to
approve the Minutes of November 3 , 1994. Seconded by Mr. Brooks. All in favor.
Motion carried.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 8: 00 P.M.
�. ; Joe D nnison, Chairman
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DISCLOSURE of LOCAL OFFICERS INTEREST
I, H.L. STCKMMR Be - - , hereby disclose that on
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inured to my special private gain; or
inured to the special gain f FLORIDA RE RIGGING SUPPLY INC . -- , by w r o rn i m retained.
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WHE COACH IS A MAJOR CUSTOMER OF FLORIDA WIRE & RIGGING SUPPLY INC F
WHICH I AM GENERAL MPIWERO
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