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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01.07.82MINUTES Planning and Zoning Commission Jan. 7, 1982 7:30 P.M. Members Present: J. Q. Galloway, Chairman Jim Barks John Morris Cliff Miller Sheila Roberts George Willis Frank Whigham Members Present: Forrest Foggin C. B. Franklin Others Present: Leah Rogers, Zoning Inspector Gary Winn, Building Official The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by the Chairman, J. Q. Galloway. The first item for consideration was a Public Hearing for a conditional use of a Flagship Bank automated teller, located at 1401 W. Seminole Blvd. in the parking lot of the Central FL Regional Hospital in the RMOI zoned district, represented by LeRoy Robb. He said they have a lease from the Hospital Cor- poration and introduced Ms. Janice Springfield from Flagship Bank for details regarding the plan. She said it will be a self- contained, air conditioned building constructed of the same brick as the hospital and will be located near the employee parking lot. After discussion, Mr. Willis moved to approve the conditional use. Mrs. Roberts seconded. Motion carried. The next item was the site plan for the automated bank teller, represented by LeRoy Robb. Mrs. Roberts moved to approve., Mr. Miller seconded. Motion carried. The next item for discussion was a site plan of a 750 sq. ft. building to be used as a fish market, located at 1111 French Ave., represented by Roy Sweat. He said he will be selling fresh seafood and related items, with employee parking on the south side of the building. The existing driveway has been approved. Mr. Barks moved to approve the plan. Mrs. Roberts seconded. Motion carried. The next item for consideration was a site plan of a 8,700 sq. ft. building to be used as offices in the RC -1 zoned district located at 902 Lake Mary Blvd., represented by Ingrid Peterson. She said she is in partnership with Dr. Kornick and the proposed building will be 10% office space for an Optometrist and the other two offices will be rental space. There are two small offices on the second floor but the bulk of the occupancy will be on the first floor. The entrance will be paved and letters have been submitted from Dr. Kornick al- lowing access to the presently constructed concrete driveway and use of the 1000 gal. capacity lift station for the new building. Mr. Barks moved to approve. Mr. Morris seconded. Motion carried. The next item, presented from the floor, was a plan and request for outside storage of RV's, boats and cars at the present "U- Store -It" mini - warehouse site at 2905 Orlando Drive, represented by Carl Pittman. On a site plan he designated outside storage for the empty spaces to be used as future warehouses which is shielded from Hwy. 17 -92 by existing mini - warehouses. He also requested additional outside storage in the existing off - street parking area on the west MINUTES - Planning & Zoning Commission - Jan. Page 2 --------------------------------------- - - - - -- 7, 1982 - 7:30 P.M. side, consisting of six parking spaces, since the parking area is not used by customers. There was discussion on ways to make the off - street parking area sightproof and he agreed to slat the present chain link fence on the west side of the parking area in order to comply. Mr. Morris moved to approve the out - side storage for the areas shielded from 17 -92 by the buildings and also the existing parking area on the condition that the fence be made sightproof. Mr. Miller seconded. Motion carried. The next item from the floor was a site plan for a 420 sq. ft. office in part of an existing S/F dwelling located at 420 Oak Ave. represented by Carl Gutmann. Mr. Gutmann had met with the City Engineer and revised his plan to show three parking spaces off 5th St. and expanding the existing concrete slab that is there now. In answer to the question from Miss Rogers regarding the engineer's comments regarding drainage, Mr. Gutmann said the concrete parking area would prevent water from draining onto private property. Mr. Miller moved to approve the plan as proposed. Mr. Barks seconded. Motion carried. Mr. Winn, Building Official, was present to submit a recommendation for the consideration of the board regarding a requirement for distance between ground signs. Mr. morris moved to amend the Sign Ordinance by adding: "When there are three or more businesses on the same property, only one ground sign be allowed and it will be designed as a regional sign ". The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as mailed. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. J. Q. Galloway, Chairm