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PLANNING AMID ZONING CCMM'iISSION
December 15, 1988
7:00 P.M.
City am mission Chambers
D E{+98ERS PRESENT
Jay Malone
Joe Dennison
Brent Carli
Leon Brooks
Joe Dennison
John Morris
Gary Davidson
John LeRoy
Tom Speer
OTHERS PRESENTS
Jay Marder, City Planner
Bettie Sonnenberg, Zoning and Arbor Inspector
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 the consideration of the Conditional Use for property
located at 2475 Airport Boulevard for the prupose of a restaurant for consumption of
alcoholic beverages on premises in a GC -2 zone, tabled 12/1/88. Owner: Country Club
Square; representative: Carlos 0. Fairas.
Mr. Davidson made motion to remove from table. Seconded by Mr. Brooks. All in favor.
Motion carried.
Mr. Morris stated that a decision needed to be made because this is the second time for
this public hearing. There was no one present to speak in favor of or in opposition to
the requested conditional use. Mr. Morris moved on denial of the conditional use. Mr.
Malone seconded. All in favor. Mr. Dennison opposed. Motion carried.
The next item on the agenda was the consideration of a Rezone from RMOI to that of
GC -2 that property located as 1700 W. 1st Street for the purpose of retail sales.
Owner /representative: G.H. High.
Mr. High, 1700 W. 1st Street, stated that he has parties interested in renting this
building for a welding supply business.
There was no one else present to speak for or against the requested change in zoning.
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Mrs. Sonnenberg stated that we have a letter from the Fire Department in which they
state in reference to the welding supply, they have no problems with it but there will
be certain requirements for the storage of scoe of the hazardous and flammable
materials.
Mr. Morris stated based on the fact that we have already designated this area as being
general cammercial he moved an approval of the requested rezoning. Mr. Malone
seconded. All in favor. Motion carried.
The next item on the agenda was the consideration of the Conditional Use for property
located at 655 Fulton Street for the purpose of installing window film on automobiles
in a GC -2 zone. Owner: Walter N. King; representative: John M. Koval.
Due to the lack of representation Mr. Malone moved to table. Mr. Morris seconded. All
in favor. Motion carried.
The next item on the agenda was the consideration of the preliminary plat for the Oyler
Brothers parcel, a 32 acre, 14 lot industrial subdivision, located at East of Upsala,
South of S.R.46 in an AD, GC -2 and RI -1 zone. owner: Thomas L. & Kenneth L. Oyler;
representative: James C. Branch, P.E.
Mr. Bill Scoler stated that he was here representing Tan and Ken Oyler. Mr. Morris
stated that the entrance way system needed to be addressed with regard to the plat;
what type of improvements could be made on that entrance way boulevard. Mr. Scoler
stated that in working with Staff, Staff had said to designate a 70' right -of -way and
make that .road a benefit road for options in the future, this is the reason for such
narrow lots, 90'depth and 315' width.
Mr. Jim Branch with Conklin, Porter and Holmes stated that there is an existing home on
Lot 1 that will stay there for now.
Mr. Scoler stated that they would like to consider joint improvements, i.e. Smith
Canal. These improvements will not benefit this project enough for improvements to be
made alone.
Mr. Branch stated that they figured a full intersection on 46. Meetings have been held
with FDOT and a verbal agreement with FDO`I' closing two existing median cuts and opening
a median cut immediately in front of this project. The median cut includes a left turn
lane into the property and same right turn decel into the property also.
Mr. Simmons stated that he would like to see the south end of the roadway redirected so
that it crosses the south boundary of the plat rather than the east boundary. As
drawn now it crosses into a third party property which is not in the City; whereas,
what is intended is to have it cross going south just to the west of the southeast
corner of the property. The geometry will work from that point for it to tie into the
road caning fran the south. Codisco has not platted the area immediately south,
however, they are willing to donate the right-of-way north of where they have platted
so long as someone else does the paving on this piece.
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Mr. Stoler stated that it has been their intent to line up with Codisco property
because it would yield a better plan. This is fine with Oyler Brothers.
Mr. Dennison moved on approval of the preliminary plat as modified. Seconded by Mr.
LeRoy. All in favor. Motion carried.
The next item on the agenda was the consideration of the site plan for Arby's, a
restaurant use located at 3160 Orlando Drive in a GC -2 zone. Owner: Central Florida
Properties, Inc.; representative: J. Gary Sharp.
Mr. Simmons stated that parking and layout meets City's codes. Observation of current
traffic suggest that the proposed development and layout will result in undesirable
conditions. Right now there is a full parking lot before we add the second restaurant.
This may be a self correcting problem in terms of dissatisfied customers finding some
other place to go if they can't find a parking place.
Mr. Morris asked relative to the strand of trees. Mr. Blount stated that Arby's has
no problem with replacing the trees. Mr. Carli stated that for us to make concessions
on a site plan to create parking close to the lake would be an injustice to our City
for that area. We have a situation out there where they are operating at full capa-
city. There are a lot of places that he would encourage and that would not create an
adverse condition. Mr. Morris stated that he has agreed whole heartedly with the
Chairman and would encourage Arby's to do exactly that; however, the site plan meets
our existing City code and it is not encutmbent upon this body to make economic deci-
sions.
Mr. Morris moved on approval
of the site plan. Mr. Dennison seconded.
Mr. Carli
stated that although a lot of
things meet the
City code, a lot of things
are not good
for the City of Sanford. The
City of Sanford
has plenty of ccav ercial space available
on the industrial strip of 17 -92 where Arby's
can fit into. Mr. Morris,
Mr. Malone,
Mr. Brooks, and Mr. Dennison
in favor of the
motion. Mr. Carli, Mr. LeRoy,
and Mr.
Davidson opposed. Motion carried.
The next item on the agenda was the consideration of the site plan for a change of use
for Sanford Court Motel to a business office use located at 2621 Orlando Drive in a
GC -2 zone. Owner: Rosa Payton; representative: T. Kim Townsend.
Mr. Townsend, Engineering Services, 601 East 25th Street, stated that since 1950 this
building has been used as a motel. Proposing to lease out as a business. There will
be no outside storage of any materials.
Mr. Dennison asked if the shed would be demolished and if the grassed area was
available for parking.
Mr. Townsend said that they had contacted FDOT and they did not have any problems with
this site as long as the impervious area was not changed. If any paving should be
done, a drainage situation would occur. Hoped to not create any hardship on the client
by additional paving.
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Mr. Simmons stated that recommendations from the Fire Department resulted in an alter-
nate parking arrangement to provide for a fire lane. Comments from Engineering and
Zoning that are favorable to continuing the parking as it is now against the building.
The preferable arrangement would be to allow the parking against the building; however,
he does not want to override the Fire Marshall inabsentia. Mr. Simmons requested if
Planning and Zoning was going to approve the drawing and proposal in general, request
they approve it with one or the other of the two alternatives and to allow a review
afterwards with the understanding that the preferred alternative, parking against the
building, is being recommended unless the Fire Marshall cites overriding reasons to
switch over.
Mr. Morris asked why is the City requiring one way traffic entering off 17 -92 and and
exiting onto 27th Street. There is plenty of roan for egress /ingress on both streets.
He didn't think the City should restrict the entrance off of 27th Street. Mr. Sim[wns
stated that the existing pavement is not wide enough to support two way traffic and
perpendicular parking, which has pretty much became mandatory with you have two way
traffic.
Mr. Malone moved on approval of the site plan as presented. Mr. Dennison seconded.
All in favor. Mr. Morris and Mr. LeRoy opposed. Mrs. Sonnenberg stated that the site
plan was presented with two parking layouts. Mr. LeRoy moved to reconsider with
parking against the building. All in favor to reconsider. Motion carried. All in
favor of the motion with Mr. Morris and Mr. LeRoy opposed.
The next item on the agenda was the consideration of the site plan for the Anderson
Triplex, a multi - family use located at 1011 Oleander Avenue in a MR -1 zone. Owner:
Delores & J.W. Anderson; representative: Bo Abernathy.
Mr. Abernathy, architect, stated that this will be rental property only. There will be
3 two-- bedroon, one bath apartments. On the existing site there is a wood frame house
that will be demolished. Parking will be in front right off Oleander with an entrance
and six parking spaces. There will be no on -site management.
Mrs. Sonnenberg stated that the mulched parking lot will be maintained by the owners.
Mr. Malone moved on approval. Seconded by Mr. Brooks. There will be a total of 1830
square feet. All in favor of the motion with Mr. Davidson opposed. Motion carried.
On the Addendum to the Agenda was the consideration of the request to allow temporary
parking on the unpaved areas of the site for Budget Car Sales, 4274 Orlando Drive in a
GC -2 zone. Representa -tive: Jeff Pascarella.
Due to lack of representation Mr. Dennison moved to disapprove. Mr. Morris seconded.
All in favor. Motion carried.
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The proponent for Item 3 asked to be heard. Mr. Morris moved to remove Item 3 back
framm the table. Seconded by Mr. Davidson. All in favor. Motion carried.
Mr. John Koval, 201 N. Maple Avenue stated that he had been waiting for this building
since September of 1987. The automobile window film will be applied with soap and
water and will be done by appointment only.
When asked why he recommended denial of the use, Mr. Marder stated that the building is
designed in a certain manner, it is basically an office building. Automotive uses
generally have cars parked in and around with activities being conducted on various
parts of the premises. Automotive uses are generally different than what the building
is designed to accommodate.
Mr. Morris stated that the auto window tinting will not be beneficial to this piece of
property and moved in opposition to the Conditional Use. Seconded by Mr. LeRoy. Mr.
Malone asked what would happen if we dropped automotive auto tinting and replaced it
with glass tinting or window tinting.
Mr. Simmons stated that his greatest concern would be the presence of a number of cars
perhaps waiting to be worked on and vehicles being worked on out of doors instead of
being worked on under cover. It could be approved with conditions by requiring any
work done on any vehicle to be done indoors and that no more than a specified number of
vehicles be allowed to be in a waiting tube.
All opposed to the motion with Mr. Morris and Mr. LeRoy in favor. Mr. Brooks moved on
approval subject to one car being worked on at a time with no more than two waiting.
All in favor. Mr. Morris and Mr. LeRoy opposed.
Mr. Morris made motion to approve the minutes as circulated. Mr. Brooks seconded.
All in favor. Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned.
Brent Carli, Chairman
TO: City of Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission
FROM: Jay R. Marder, City Planner
DATE: December 8, 1988
SUBJECT: Planning Recommendations for December 15, 1988
FARIAS - Request for a conditional use permit for consumption of
alcoholic beverages on premises in a GC -2, General Commercial
Zoning District located at 2475 Airport Boulevard. (Tabled from
December 1, 1988 Meeting)
1. Planning recommendations are not provided for this type of
request.
HIGH - Request to rezone from RMOI, Multiple- Family
Residential /Office /Institutional., to GC -2, General Commercial for
property located on the north side of West 1st Street between
Pomegranite and Mulberry Avenues.
1. Located on West First Street, a designated arterial
roadway, site includes an existing building that appears to
be vacant.
Multiple- family housing, a hospital and medical offices and
vacant land are located adjacent to site in an existing RMOI
Zoning District.
An air conditioning repair establishment and various single
family residences are located south of site in an existing
GC -2 Zoning District. An existing GC -2 Zoning District is
also located adjacent to site on north side of West First
Street.
4. Recommend approval of the request to rezone to GC -2, General
Commercial based on similarity of existing zoning already
established in the immediate area and existing development
characteristics of the immediate area.
KING - Request for a conditional use permit to install window
film on automobiles in a GC -2, General Commercial Zoning District
located at the southeast corner of Fulton Street and North Holly
Avenue.
1. site includes a two -story office building.
2. uses adjacent to site include automobile repair, warehouses
and the Sanford Herald newspaper offices and printing.
Recommend denial because the automotive use requested is
incompatible with the office- oriented function of the
existing building and site.