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HomeMy WebLinkAbout08.07.75MINUTES Planning and Zoning Commission August 7, 1975 8 :00 P.M. Members Present: Arthur Harris, Chairman J. Q. Galloway Kirby Moncrief Bob Karns Vic Gischler C. B. Franklin Members Absent: Bill Jeff Rudy Others Present: John Mack Dave Royster Davis Sloan Steffens, Zoning Director LaZenby, City Engineer Farr, City Planner The meeting was opened by the Chairman, Arthur Harris, at 8 :00 P.M. The first item on the agenda was a Public Hearing to consider re- zoning from RC -1 to GC -2, Lots 43, 44, and 45 of First Addition to Pinehurst, 1808 French Avenue, for motorcycle sales and service. Present to speak in favor, Mr. Wendell Agee, who explained the type and purpose of the building. Mr. H. B. McEachern of 1801 Maple was present to speak in opposition, and said his main objection is not to the rezoning, but to the noise generated by the business already in operation. Mr. Gischler moved to recommend to the City Commission the rezoning, Mr. Franklin seconded, motion carried. Mr. Moncrief moved to grant a conditional use for motor vehicle sales and service with the con- dition that the noise be controlled by a 6 -ft. high, horizontally slatted fence as a buffer, and any testing of the engine of motor- cycles be done in an enclosed building, or off the site, with hours of operation 9:00 to 5:00, Monday thru Saturday. The motors are to be run for ingress and egress only, and not in the residential area. Mr. Gischler seconded, motion carried. A request for a Home Occupation of typewriter, adding machine, and calculator repairs in a SR -1 zoned district at 130 Mayfair Circle, represented by Mr. James Murphy. Due to the fact that one of the partners does not resides on the premises of the proposed home oc- cupation, Mr. Galloway moved to deny the request, Mr. Karns seconded. Motion carried by majority, with one vote against the motion. MINUTES - Planning & Zoning Commission - August 7, 1975 Page 2 Next item on the agenda was a site plan for a reconstructed storage building at B. Edward's Builders Supply at 903 W. 3rd St., represented by Mr. Ebaugh. After checking the plans, Mr. Franklin moved to approve, Mr. Moncrief seconded. Motion carried. Mr. Paul Jarvis of Cardinal Industries presented a site plan for an apartment complex, east side of Sanford Avenue, between Airport Blvd. and Sanora Avenue. After discussion regarding the drainage, which has been resolved, and the agreement that because of the size of the project, there is no immediate need for a deceleration lane, and in the event one is needed later there is sufficient right -of -way to put one in. Mr. Karns moved to approve the plan, Mr. Gischler seconded. Motion carried. The addendum to the agenda was a site plan for a remote Drive -In Facility for Atlantic Bank of Sanford, east side of French Avenue, between 15th & 18th Streets. Mr. Kay Shoemaker was present to make the request for approval. After discussion and agreement to work out any problems regarding drainage with the City Engineer, Mr. Franklin moved to approve the plan with the stipulation that the "No Left Turn" signs be utilized, as required by the Board of Adjustment decision. Motion carried. (Second by J. Q. Galloway) Mack La Zenby requested preliminary approval from the Board for a slab to be poured at Building 128, at the Airport. The plan is forthcoming, but not ready in time to present for the Agenda with the required waiting time, and in order to pour, needed the ap- proval of the Board, Approval granted by general agreement. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. az4'.) W N",t�o, Arthur Harris, Chairman a