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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05.15.86MINUTES PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION May 15, 1986 7:00 P.M. Members Present: John Morris, Chairman John LeRoy Dr. Hortense Evans Darrell Grieme Eddie Keith Sheila Roberts Jay Malone Brent Carli Members Absent: Gary L. Davidson Others Present: Bettie Sonnenberg, Zoning Inspector Bill Simmons, Director of Engineering & Planning The meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by the Chairman, John Morris. The first item on the agenda was a Public Hearing to consider the request to rezone from SR -lAA to SR -1, that property located at 104, 106, 108 and 110 Oregon Ave. for Shoemaker Construction. Kay Shoemaker, the representative, stated he wished for the rezoning primarily to build villas. The two bedroom unit will be 1,250 sq. €t. and the 3 bedroom will be 1,474 sq.ft. Mr. Shoemaker has contacted the adjacent neighbors and has had no objection to the rezoning request. Mr. Carli was concerned about the placement of the septic tanks in relationship to the swale at the rear of the lots. Mr. Shoemaker assures Mr. Carli that all septic tank regulations are met. Mr. Malone moved to recommend approval and Mrs. Roberts seconded. The planner recommended approval of the request. Motion carried over the objecting vote of Mr. Carli. The next item was a Public Hearing to consider the request for rezoning from RMOI to GC -2 property located at 125, 129, 131 and 133 W. Airport Blvd. for a child care /day care and learning center on a portion of the property and for advance planning for the future four laning of Airport Blvd. The property owned by Gary Larson, 129 W. Airport Blvd. is being purchased by the Sanford Christian Church. They wish to place a Christian educational facility in the existing structure. The other property owners joined with the rezone request for future planning of Airport Blvd. Mr. Carli asked Mr. Simmons if he had any knowledge of the setback requirement and construction scheduling for Airport Blvd. Mr. Simmons stated that he did not know the right -of -way required, but that the County is requiring 152 ft. for Lake Mary Blvd. which possibly will be six lanes. Mr. John Waddle, representative for the prospective purchase, said that the church intended to use 129 W. Airport Blvd. for a day care center, which is not permitted use in the RMOI zoning, in conjunction with a K through 12 Christian learning center behind on adjacent property. They intend to start with preschoolers, ages 3, 4 and 5. There was no public opposition to the request. The plannef had recommended denial of the request. The motion to recommend approval, made by Mr. Keith and seconded by Dr. Evans, was defeated by a vote of five to two. The denial was based on a desire to stay consistant with the commission's previous actions in that area. The next item was a Public Hearing to consider the conditional use of automotive body, repair, and paint shop in a GC -2 zone for Prestige Imports located at 2913 Orlando Dr. Steve Harris, representative, stated that it will be a down -draft booth to be placed in the detail shop. Operating hours are to be 8 to 5:30, five days per week. Rev. Daniel MINUTES- PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION - May'15, 1986 - 7 :00 P.M. Page 2 Coy, pastor of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, adjacent property owner, had no obj- ection to the paint spray booth if the Prestige Imports would continue the chain link fence to the telephone pole between the two properties to stop any encroachment caused by the increase traffic. The; - - planner recommended approval with adequate buffering be- tween the site and the adjacent church. Mr. Carli moved to approve the use with the con- dition to be addressed at site plan approval time. Mrs. Roberts seconded. Motion carr- ied unanimously. The next item was a public hearing to consider a conditional use for the sale of beer and wine for consumption on premises at 201 E. lst St. in a SC -3 zone. Cathy Smart, repre- sentative and owner of the business, is going to open a retail gourmet shop with an eat - in and carry -out deli, a wine and cheese cellar and a catering service. The deli area will seat 20 and serve only beer and wine. There will be no liquor package goods sold or served. The wine and cheese cellar will be the highest use. The hours of operation will be from 9:00 to 5 :30, six days a week, closed on Sunday. Mrs. Eleanor Gross addressed Mrs. Russell's comments about the alley. He is replacing the water and sewer lines for his building; therefore, the easement area is torn up at this time. It will be cleaned when finished. Dr. Evans moved to recommend the approval of the use for consumption of alcohol on prem- ises in a SC -3 zone for beer and wine. Mr. Carli seconded. Motion carried over the dis- senting vote of Mr. LeRoy. The next item was a site plan for 613 Sanford Ave., a three apartment conversion located in a MR -2 zone. Mr Charles Camerson, owner and representative stated that he wished to bring the structure up to the existing building code and to license all the units. At the time of purchase, the units had never been licensed. The motion to approve, made by Mr. Malone and seconded by Mrs. Roberts, carried unan- imously. The next item for consideration was the site plan for the Sanford Branch Library, located at Palmetto Ave. and East 1st Street. It was tabled...on a motion by Mr. Malone, second by Mr. CArli, for lack of representation. The next item for consideration was the site plan for an office /maintenance addition to Seminole County Concrete, located at 2375 Old Lake Mary Road in a MI -1 zone. Mr. Brumley the representative, stated that the developer had worked with staff to supply data re- drainage, circulation, the Country Club Road curbcut. The front office will only have minimal traffic. The heavy traffic will use the Old Lake Mary Road entrance. Signage for the site will be on the building. Mr LeRoy obstained from voting. The approval carr- ied on a motion by Mips: Roberts, second by Mr. Keith. The next item was a public hearing for a request to rezone property located at 2530 Or- ange Avenue from RI -1 to MR -1 for the purpose of multiple family dwellings. Mr. Dennison, owner and applicant, request approvel based on the fact that multiple family is a better use for the area than an industrial use and that it would then be in compliance with the' Future Land Use Plan Map. The commission felt that a MR -1 zone would be spot zoning, but that SR -1 would be compatible with the area and would allow as a conditional use a duplex. Mr. Dennison said that be probably only want a duplex and would agree with the SR -1 zoning. Mr. Carli moved to recommend the request to rezone from RI -1 to SR -1 zoning. Mr. Grieme seconded. Motion carried unanimously. The planner had recommended SR -1 instead of MR -1 for this area based on the existing residential character. The next item was the request from the City Commission to consider the request to rezone MINUTES - PLANNING AND ZONING - May 15, 1986 - 7 :00 P.M. Page 3 from SR -1 to MR -1. property located at 1895 W. 18th Street for the purpose of quadraplex. Mr. Jackson, owner, stated that his wife did not understand that he intended to build four unit structures, with two apartment upstairs and two downstairs. He would like to have two buildings on lot 79 and one behind his house of lot 80. Although there was no opposition to Mr. Jackson's origianl request, the board felt that the public should have an opportunity to express their opinion regarding quadraplex as the original advertisement stated the purpose for the rezoning was for duplex. A motion made by Mr. Carli, seconded by Mr. Malone, directed staff to readvertise the rezoning request for the purpose of quadraplex and to notify all property owners. The Chairman felt that it was not prudent at this time to act on the request from the City Commission for a request for an amendment to the zoning ordinance that would allow single family residences in a MR-1 zone with the following density controls: Minimum lot size - 5,000 square feet Minimum lot width - 50 feet Minimum front yard setback - 20 feet Minimum rear yard setback - 20 feet Minimum side yard setback - 5 feet Minimum required living area - 900 square feet Maximum lot coverage - 35% Maximum structure height - 35 feet. The Chairman set a workshop meeting for June 5, 1986 at six o'clock before the regular scheduled meeting. The site plan for Ed Hunter's Bargain Discount was tabled for lack of presentation on a motion by Dr. Evans, second by Mr. Carli. The next item for consideration for the site plan for signage for Country Club Square, Phase 2, property located at 2439 - 59 Airport Bl. represented by Ron Hensen for owner Sandefur Properties. The sign will be adjacent to the west entrance and 20 feet from the future Airport B1. right -of -way and 30 feet from the edge of the driveway. Mr. Carli moved on approval. Mr. Grieme seconded. The motion carried. Mrs. Sonnenberg asked the commission for their opinion on the use of a frozen custard business in a RC -1 zone. She had an inquiry regarding a piece of property at French Av. and 20th St. Even though this type of business is not considered a restaurant by the licensing department of the state and the City, the board felt that this use was the epitome of fast foods and as such would not be allowed in RC -1 zoning. Mrs. Sonnenberg also had a request for an opinion on a like business in a SC -3 zone on 2nd Street and Park Ave. The board felt that it would be allowed in that zoning. A request was forwarded to the commission regarding their feelings on a teen center to be located in the Fairway Plaza. The Building Official had had a request as to the pro- cedures necessary for opening a teen center at that location. Although the use would be permitted as an enclosed recreational establishment, he wanted the board to be aware of the request because teen centers can be potential trouble spots. The board felt that the applicant should go before the Youth Advisory Committee for their imput and recommendation and then go before the City Commission for their approval. Mr. Simmons reported on the progress on the Joint Planning Agreement. He has met with Ken Hooper of the County and has received a draft of an agreement with five points for review. Mr. Grieme brought up the reoccuring problem with the parking of cars far sale at San- MINUTES - PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION - MAY 15, 1986 - 7:00 P.M. Page 4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ford Paint & Body Shop of Country Club Road. He also stated that they were running hoses across the road to wash cars. The Chairman asked staff to contact Fred Bussey regarding this problem. Mr. Grieme also said that the stop signs at Seminole Centre have not been replaced and the driving conditions are still hazardous. Mr. Simmons said that he has not received an answer to his letter regarding site correction, but the City has a $100,000 letter of credit that provides the City with some leverage. Mr. Morris said that he had not been in touch with the City Commission regarding liasion with the Board of Adjustment and the Code Enforcement board and the Planning and - coning Commission. It was suggested that the minutes between these boards be circulated. Mr. Carli moved, second by Mr. Grieme. Motion carried. Mr. Malone questioned the removal of the sheds, that had had site plan approval,with replacement of utility trailers. It was stated that there was no change of use. The Chairman suggested guidelines be established for requirements for the Licensing Department for new business. The minutes were approved as circulated on a motion by Mr. Carli, seconded by Mr. Grieme. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. Jo n Morris, Chairman Item No. 5: Consider the site plan for Page school, 118 W. Airport Blvd., a school located in a MR -1 zone, represented by Andrew Kutz. There was discussion on the health code. A permit would be required for the pool by the State and Co. There is a chain link fence up now. There should be signs at the NE side saying "no exit ". Mr. Carli asked to fill in fence area with foliage, but Mr. Kutz said no because the intent is to keep it clean and open with no hedges. After discussion, Mr. Malone moved to approve the site plan. Mr. LeRoy seconded. Motion carried unanimously.