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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01.08.76MINUTES Planning and Zoning Commission January 8, 1976 Members Present: Arthur Harris, Chairman Bob Karns Vic Gischler C. B. Franklin J. Q. Galloway Wm. Royster Members Absent: Rudy Sloan Jeff Davis Jack Bridges Others Present: John Steffens, Zoning Inspector David Farr, City Planner The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Arthur Harris. The first item on the agenda was a request for a conditional use, a home occupation at 107 E. 7th St. for Tax & Financial Counseling, Mr. David McCallum present to represent the request. After dis- cussion, Mr. Galloway moved to grant the request, Mr. Franklin seconded. Motion carried. The next item for discussion was a request for a conditional use, a home occupation at 900 Santa Barbara for an Art Shop, represented by Elizabeth Hodgins. Mr. Galloway moved to approve the request. Mr. Royster seconded. Motion carried. The next item for discussion was to consider a request for a Flea Market at 1500 French Ave. After discussion on some possible changes to the zoning ordinance to allow Flea Markets, it,_wes decided to grant the request at the French Ave. location since all requirements are suitable. The City Planner was asked to write a proposed change to the zoning ordinance to allow Flea Markets in the GC -2 zones, as a conditional use, with specific applicable conditions. The need for a sidewalk for school children at Goldsboro School was the next item for discussion. Mr. Franklin moved to suggest the possibility of putting in a sidewalk from 16th & Manguostine, north to 10th & Manguostine, to the City Commission for their consideration. Mr. Gischler seconded the motion. Motion carried. The board instructed the Zoning Inspector to check on the Kondraki operation, Orlando Drive, for the amount of used cars stored on the premises. C%mplain.ts have been received regarding the MINUTES- Planning & Zoning Commission Jan. 8, 1976 Page 2 --------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- site, and the board questioned the compliance to the City Code, regarding the number of cars to be stored. It was brought to the attention of the board that the congestion at 3rd & Oak is enough of a problem to demand some type of sol- ution, if possible. The minutes from the last meeting were approved on a motion by Mr. Karns, seconded by Mr. Gischler. There being no further business, the next meeting was set for Feb. 5, 1976, and the meeting adjourned. Ar �Hq is , Chairman