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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03.16.89MINUTES PLANNll S AND ZONING COMMISSION Meeting of March 16, 1989 7:00 P.M. City Carrmission Chambers MEMBERS PRESENT Brent Carli John Morris Leon Brooks Eddie Keith John LeRoy Joe Dennison MEMBERS ABSENT Tats Speer Jay Malone Gary Davidson W a!ams ff4j j .rl Jay Marder, City Planner Bettie Sonnenberg, Principal Deputy Administrative Official Bill Simmons, Director of Engineering and Planning The meeting was called to order at 7 :00 P.M. by Chairman Carli. The first item on the agenda was a Public Hearing to consider a request to rezone from MR -2 to that of RC -1 for commercial purposes, that property located at 2588 Sanford Avenue (tabled 3/2/89). Owners /representatives: Jesue Ortiz and Alberto Rodriguez. Mr. Keith made a motion to remove from the table. Mr. Morris seconded. All in favor. Motion carried. Al Rodriguez, 442 Meadow Lane, Altamonte Springs, stated that he had checked with his associate and they would like to have RC -1 zoning as opposed to RMOI which Staff had recommended. They would like to remove the existing structure and put up a new one. There are certain uses within RMOI zoning that are not permitted in RC -1 zone. Mr. Rodriguez stated that in addition to maintaining an 800 squar foot office here, clients have requested to have a small auto parts store, a flower shop and possibly a dog grooming facility that are not permitted in the RMOI zone. There was no one else present to speak in favor of or against the proposed rezoning. Mr. Morris stated that due to the fact that RC -1 zoning is across the street, RC -1 zoning is 400 -feet down the street and GC -2 zoning is to the south, he moved on appro- val of the RC -1 zoning. Seconded by Mr. Keith. Mr. Morris, Mr. Keith, Mr. Dennison, and Mr. Carli were in favor of the motion. (Mr. Carli could not vote in opposition to make a tie and wanted it so noted in the minutes ). Mr. Brooks and Mr. LeRoy were in opposition. Motion carried. MINUTES Planning and Zoning Ccn mission Meeting of March 16, 1989 Page 2 The next item on the agenda was a Public Hearing to consider a request to rezone fran SR -2 to that of MR -3 and GC -2 for multi- family and neighborhood commercial, that pro- perty located on Lake Mary Blvd and Rolling Hills Blvd. Owner /representative: Lennar Hanes, Inc. This item had been withdrawn from the agenda and there was no one present to speak for or against the requested rezoning. Ms. Marion Blalock, 3530 Sanford Avenue, stated that she was here just to listen on this item. The next item on the agenda was the consideration of the Site Plan for a model center, an outside display use for Cardinal Homes located at 3701 Sanford Avenue in a MI -2 zone. Owner: Cardinal Industries; representative: Mike Burkett. Mr. Burkett, 3701 S. Sanford Avenue, stated that they have been granted a variance for a solid 7 -foot fence on the front and both sides, the north, south, and west portions of the property. A fence will be put up on the east side. Mr. Burkett stated that Cardinal Industries owns the surrounding property and needed the variance so people could see the models. Mr. Morris moved for approval of the site plan on the recommendations of Staff. Seconded by Mr. Brooks. All in favor. Motion carried. The next item on the agenda was the consideration of the revised Site Plan for Hernon Manufacturing, a manufacturing use, located at 121 Tech Drive in a RI -1 zone. Owner: Hernon Manufacturing; representative: Keith Severns. Mr. Keith Severns, 501 E. Jackson Street, Orlando, stated that all parking spaces would be 10x20 except for the handicap space, which will be 12x20 and that the signage has not been determined. Mr. Morris moved on approval of the site plan subject to the relocation of the overhead doors. Seconded by Mr. LeRoy. All in favor. Motion carried. The next item on the agenda was the consideration of the Site Plan for Tire City, an automobile and truck accessory sales and installation use (tire sales and installation) and an automobile and truck repair use (minor repair) located at 2858 Sanford Avenue in a GC -2 zone. Owner: Herman & Elizabeth Hagenstein; representative: Stanley C. Hill. Mr. Stanley Hill, Debary, stated that they have a large work area and their intentions are to bring everything inside except for waiting cars. There are two existing signs which they would like to use. Mrs. Sonnenberg said that she has advised Mr. Hill that they may not be able to use both existing signs even though they are existing signs on an existing site. Mr. Dennison moved on approval of the site plan subject to signage being regulated by the Sign Ordinance. Mr. LeRoy seconded. All in favor. Motion carried. MINUTES Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting of March 16, 1989 Page 3 The next item on the agenda was the consideration of the Site Plan for an addition to the Main Water Treatment Plant, a water treatment facility use, located at 3655 Country Club Drive in a SRl -AA zone. Owner: City of Sanford; representative: William Simmons. Mr. Simmons, 180 Woodrige Trail, stated that the City is proposing an industrial acti- vity in a SRl AA zone to expand the area of the Water Treatment Plant by adding pumps. On the south end of the building the City will be increasing the area under roof in order to provide for more efficient handling of water chlorine containers. There are two alternatives for the parking which will significantly increase the parking and pro- vide a better use of ingress /egress, depending on bid results. The City is trying to minimize the cost to the rate payers of the City by doing only what needs to be done. The existing building is quite satisfactory structurally and reasonably acceptable from an architectural point of view. Mr. Keith moved on approval of the site plan. Seconded by Mr. Dennison. Mr. Simmons stated that the City will be redoing all controls for existing motors as well as the new motors and putting in a sound system. All in favor. Motion carried. The next item on the agenda was the consideration of the Site Plan for a Vacuum Pump Station, a public service structure use, located on Oak Avenue between 2nd and 3 Streets in a SC -3 zone. Owner: City of Sanford; representative: William Simmons. Mr. Simmons, 180 Woodridge Trail, stated that the City would like to build a relatively small building, approximately 32 to accommodate all various mechanican devices associated with the Vacuum Sewer System which will eliminate very old combined sewers within a large area. The area is a vacant lot between Stein Machine and two lots which are paved as parking lots. Mr. Morris moved on approval of the site plan. Seconded by Mr. Keith. All in favor. Motion carried. The next item on the agenda was the discussion of Banner Signs and Streamers. Mrs. Sonnenberg asked if Banner Signs, that were in place prior to the new Land Development Regulations, if they were grandfathered in, and if they are ever taken down will they have to comply with the new Regulations. Mr. Simmons replied that a permanent type of sign is grandfathered until it needs to be changed for some reason or other. The Banner Signs would be grandfathered as they exist until they need to be changed, however, their life is much shorter. After discussion, it was decided that anyone can have a temporary Banner Sign at the same time and that Streamers and Banner Signs should be separated in the Land Development Regulations. MINUTES Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting of March 16, 1989 Page 4 Under other business from the floor, Mr. Mack LaZenby, Director of Aviation, Sanford Regional Airport, stated that he presented the Master Plan for the Airport to the Commission in November. Mr. Lazenby stated that some of the things that were approved were 17 T Hangars, relocation of roadway, and an opening up of the terminal area. When building permits were applied for the City said that there were no plans. Mr. Lazenby said that there is no water nor sewer in the T Hangars; the drainage is already in; they are inside the aviation area; there is no landscaping. He would like to get a green light so the contractor can pick up the building permits. Mr. Simmons stated that the Airport Authority Contractor came down that afternoon to pull a site development permit and was told by the Building official that the City did not have an approved site plan on record. The contractor had a drawing which showed the layout of the T Hangars and that the existing road was being designated as a taxiway and was being relocated elsewhere. Mr. Simmons said that he found a 1984 plan that showed a number of T Hangars to be built that have already been built. It showed some corporate jet hangars as future construction in the general location where the new T Hangars are proposed to go. Mr. Simons contacted Staff to find out if there was something he had missed. He found that apparently the last plan submitted to Planning and Zoning was in 1984. Finally, Mr. Simmons talked to Mr. LaZenby and told him that Planning and Zoning Commission was meeting tonight to cane down to see if approval could be given from them. Then Staff would look at the engineering plans. Mr. Simmons stated that if Planning and Zoning Commission would approve a site plan. He could get with Mr. Lazenby after the meeting tomorrow to and get the engineering side satisfied. Staff would need to check particularly with the Fire Department to make sure they didn't have a problem. Then they could sign off on the engineering plan and issue the site development permit including the hangars and the relocation of the road. The Commission has seen everything that involves vertical construction since Mr. Simmons has been with the City. The T Hangars have tripped the issue relative to ver- tical construction regarding the question of what is aviation area and what is not. Mr. Simmons stated that the Land Development Code does not exempt any development within the City of Sanford. The Florida Statutes specifically exempt the School Board. The Community College and the Federal Government can claim exemption. Mr. LaZenby stated that there were never any exclusions, and has just been an excellent working relationship. Mr. Morris moved on approval of the T Hangars subject to engineering sign off. Seconded by Mr. Keith and Mr. Dennison. Mr. LaZenby stated that the Airport Authority went to the Fire Department and the plan has everything the Fire Department requires. It has the fire walls and everything exactly as requested. Mr. Morris stated that he could recall this Board reviewing and approving plans for T Hangars before and does not MINUTES Planning and Zoning Ccomission Meeting of March 16, 1989 Page 5 believe that the City Engineering Staff would purposely try to delay anything that the Airport is trying to do. In fact, he felt that they have bent over backwards to faci- litate as best they could. Mr. Simmons stated that he had no problem with the site plan but did want the Commission give it a check. He will work with Mr. LaZenby rela- tive to the engineering plan as expeditiously as possible. Mr. Simmons recommended an unqualified approval of the site plan. Mr. Morris amended the motion and withdrew the condition. All in favor. Motion carried. Charimian Carli requested that Mrs. Sonnenberg make the Building Official aware that Banner Signs and Streamers are not the same as Mobile Trailer Signs. It was unani- mously agreed that Banner Signs and Streamers are grandfathered in and that they cannot be replaced except under the new Land Development Regulations. Mrs. Sonnenberg reported that the gentleman on Mellonville is not running a taxicab service, he is a driver and only brings the taxicab hoarse. Mrs. Sonnenberg also reported that the day care center at 9th and Park is not a day care center. There are 3 that live at this address. Mrs. Sonnenberg stated that the City Commission is going to draft an ordinance saying that all games rooms, will require City Commission approval. Also, Mrs. Sonnenberg stated that Mr. Lash is putting in his parking lot. Mr. Morris moved to approve the minutes as circulated. Seconded by Mr. Keith. All in favor. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned. rent Carli, Chairman k ."RI'L.0 WPA N. rl 1; .7.:'1. p I H N � FROM THE CITY P LANNE R TO: City of Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission DATE: March 14, 1989 SUBJECT: Planning Recommendations for March 16, 1989 RODRIGUEZ - Request to rezone from MR - 2, Multiple Family Resa ential to RC -1, Neighborhood Commercial for property located on the west side of Sanford Avenue between 25th and 26th Streets. 1. Site is Zoned MR -2, consists of platted lots fronting Sanford Avenue and includes an existing one - family dwelling. 2. Various one - family dwellings are located adjacent to site in area Zoned MR -2. A church is located east of site in an SR- 1 Zone. 3. A small strip commercial center is located southeast of site in an RC -1 Zone. 4. Question is one of policy regarding development in immediate area of Sanford Avenue. 5. Future Land Use Plan Element of Comprehensive Plan designates site and surrounding area as a Neighborhood Area suitable for small -scale nonresidential uses in selected areas. 6. Recommend approval of RMOI, Multiple- Family Residential - Office- Institutional Zoning rather than RC -1, Restricted Commercial because nonresidential activities permitted in RMOI Zoning such as offices are compatible with the immediate area and because the existing development of site and adjacent properties are not suitable for uses permitted in RC -1 Zoning such as are located in the existing RC -1 Zone opposite site. Note: This is the same recommendation provided to the Planning and Zoning Commission at its meeting of February 16, 1989 and March 3, 1989. 1 LENNAR HOMES, INC. - Request to rezone from SR -2, Mobile Home Residential to MR -3, Multiple Family Residential and GC -2, General Commercial for property located on the north side of Lake Mary Boulevard between U.S. 17/92 and Sanford Avenue. IA. Site is Zoned SR -2, Mobile Home Residential, is presently vacant and fronts a soon -to -be completed segment of Lake Mary Boulevard. 1B. Proposed GC -2 area includes approximately three (3) acres located at the intersection of Lake Mary Boulevard and Rolling Hills Boulevard (not built). 2. Site is adjacent to vacant lands Zoned MR -3, Multiple Family Residential and RMOI, Multiple Family Residential-Office- Institutional. Site is also adjacent to an SR -2, Mobile Home Residential Zoning District which includes various mobile homes. 3. Site is adjacent to vacant unincorporated lands Zoned A -1, Agricultural. 4. Site is designated as "Neighborhood" in the Future Land Use Plan Element of the Comprehensive Plan. Such Neighborhood areas are designed to accommodate primarily low- and medium density residential land uses with small - scale, neighborhood - oriented commercial uses permitted on a case -by -case basis. High density residential development may be permitted in Neighborhood areas if adjacent to a designated arterial roadway. Lake Mary Boulevard is a designated arterial in the Traffic Circulation Plan Element. A portion of area proposed for MR -3 Zoning is designated "Resource Protection" which reflects wetlands vegetation and other natural limitations subject to the City's Environmentally Sensitive Lands regulations. 5. Recommend approval of request to rezone to MR -3, Multiple Family Residential and GC -2, General Commercial based on: A. Site's relationship to Lake Mary Boulevard; B. Similar existing multiple family zoning districts already established in the immediate area, and; C. Limited size and configuration of proposed GC -2 Zone in relationship to surrounding area. 2