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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12.02.82MINUTES Planning and Zoning Commission Dec. 2, 1982 7:30 P.M. Members Present: J. Q. Galloway, Chairman Jim Barks Gary L. Davidson C. B. Franklin Darrell Grieme John Morris Sheila Roberts George Willis Members Absent: Cliff Miller Others Present: W. E. Knowles, City Manager Leah Rogers, Zoning Inspector The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by the Chairman, J. Q. Galloway. The first item for discussion was a site plan and change of use from a real estate office to a bus stop for Trailways, to be located at 1002 French Ave. in the GC -2 zoned district, represented by John S. Root. A memo from the City Manager to the Planning & Zoning Commission was discussed and Mr. Root said he moved into the building with the intention of drawing up a site plan and hoped to be able to use the facility. After discussion of the present traffic hazard and lack of parking facilities, Mr. Morris moved to deny the request. Mr. Franklin seconded. Motion carried. The next item was a Public Hearing to consider rezoning from RC -1 to GC -2, the property located south of 25th St. on the east and west sides of Grandview Ave. represented by Ken Ireland, Jr. and John Dwyer, Land Development Coordinator for Seminole County. Mr. Ireland said he wants to lease the county -owned former Vehicle Inspection Station and to fabricate utility trailers and change axles on trucks, and install trailer hitches and the present zoning classification does not allow these things. Mr. Dwyer was present to speak in favor of the rezoning and said he felt that the present zoning is less restrictive than GC -2 and did not feel the proposed use was out of character for the area. Present to speak in opposition to the rezoning were: John England, Grant Haines and Chuck Leist, all residents of the surrounding area. They were opposed because they feel it would generate more traffic and bring large trucks in a heighborhood where children live and play. Adjacent property owners were also afraid the business would use Grandview Ave. as a shortcut rather than use the 25th St. entrance. After discussion, Mr. Morris moved to recommend the rezoning, providing the property be placed on the tax roll, which Mr. England had agreed to earlier. Mr. Barks seconded. Motion carried with a vote of four in favor and three in opposition. MINUTES - Planning & Zoning Commission - Dec. 2, 1982 -7 :30 P.M. Page 2 The next Public Hearing was to consider amending the Zoning Ordinance as follows: Ord. 1097, Appendix A, Article V, Sec. 9, GC -2 General Commercial District, Paragraph B. Conditional Use Permitted: Add: "(10) Enclosed Firing Range, subject to adequate safeguards and regulations." Mr. Morris moved to recommend the change. Mr. Barks seconded. Motion carried. The next item for discussion was a Public Hearing to consider the Conditional Use of a Memory Garden for the interment of ashes, to be located at 401 Park Avenue (Holy Cross Episcopal Church) in the RMOI zoned district, represented by Father Soper and Robert M. Anderson. There was a letter from the City Attorney at the request of Miss Rogers, de- fining Cemetery and said in his opinion, the request would be neither a per- mitted use.nor a conditional use and so could not be considered by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Father Soper said he does not feel the Memory Garden as they propose, falls within the "Cemetery" definition. After discussion Mr. Barks suggested they get in touch with some other City Attorneys and present some alternatives to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Morris moved to deny, based on the City Attorney's opinion. Mrs. Roberts seconded. Motion carried, six to one. The next item was a Public Hearing to consider a Conditional Use of a Flea Market for vehicles, "The People's Auto Exchange ", to be located at 3760 Orlando Drive in the Movieland Drive -In Theatre, represented by Diana L. Jarrett. She said the plan is to rent a space to display vehicles for sale, at a fee of $7.00 per space with hours from 8:30 A.M. to 4 :30 P.M. on Saturday and Sunday only with no cars parked along the highway and no walk -ins. After discussion, Mr. Barks moved to approve with the stipulation that the stipulations of the Zoning Inspector be adhered to and no cars parked along the highway and no walk -in traffic. Mr. Davidson seconded. Motion carried. The next item for consideration was a site plan and change of use from a real estate office to a Day Care Center to be located at 3765 Orlando Drive, in the GC -2 zoned district, represented by Jayne L. Dietzman. She said they hope to accommodate 50 -60 children, with a staff of about ten people, at full capacity. The play area will be completely fenced. Mr. Franklin moved to approve. Mrs. Roberts seconded. Motion carried. The next item for consideration was a site plan of three (3) duplexes to be located at 2530, 2532 and 2534 Sanford Avenue in the RC -1 zoned district, represented by Steve Grier. The plans presented were revised plans and met all requirements. Mr. Barks moved to approve. Mr. Grieme seconded. Motion carried. The next item was a site plan of a 13,300 sq. ft. and 20,000 sq. ft. building at 2240 and 2260 Lake Mary Road in the MI -2 zoned district, represented by Kevin Spolski. He said the revised site plans show natural percolation and no retention areas. Mr. Franklin moved to approve, with the stipulation that the Engineer's requirements be met. Mr. Davidson seconded. Motion carried. MINUTES - Planning & Zoning Commission - Dec. 2, 1982 - 7:30 P.M. Page 3 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- Mr. Mark Hoffman requested from the floor, a home occupation for dog training to be done at the customer's home or at a kennel, with his home address and telephone used for advertising only. Mr. Barks moved to approve. Mr. Franklin seconded. Motion carried. Miss Rogers reported that Uncle Nick's (Cooper's Pub) had been given an ex- tension to Dec. 15, 1982 to pave their parking lot. The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as mailed. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. J. Q. Galloway, Chairma