HomeMy WebLinkAbout07.07.72ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION
July 7, 1972
8 :00 P.M.
Members Present:
Arthur H. Harris, Chairman
Phillip Logan
Rudy Sloan
Edward Blacksheare
Members Absent:
Bert Hollingsworth
Robert E. Karns
David Berrien
C. B. Franklin
Jefferson Davis
Others Present:
L. J. Risner, Building Official
W. E. Knowles, City Manager
Mack LaZenby, City Engineer
Chairman Harris welcomed Diane Gay, who is the new secretary,
and Rudy Sloan, who is the new Board member.
Chairman Harris called the meeting into executive session at
8 :00 P. M.
The first item of business was a recommendation to the City
Commission to rezone from R1 -A Single Family Residential to
R -3 Multiple Family. All of 25 W Subdivision presently zoned
R1 -A.
Mr. Brailey Odham presented that the basic development problem
of the land they have platted is that even though there is no
easement of record, there is a shallow ditch which runs across
the property, which drains the adjoining properties. It would
cost him about $60,000 to do the drainage necessary to carry the
water across the property. Economics would prevent development
of his Low -Cost Housing as orginally planned.
Mr. Phil Logan made motion, seconded by Rudy Sloan and duly
carried to rezone to R -3 with accordance to previous plan. They
will also abandon Platt.
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July 7, 1972
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Recommended Planned Unit Development Zoning of the Dreyfus
Interstate Development Corporation Property, commonly referred
to as the Williams Property, located South of Airport Blvd.,
East of 17 -92 and North.of Old Orlando Highway.
Presented by Martin Newby of Dreyfus, he gave some background
on Dreyfus Corp. Dreyfus has active subsidiaries in four states -
Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Florida. They have built over
21,000 homes in over 60 locations. They presented a general
location map of property, preliminary drainage study chart
and photos of Mobile Home Park located in City of Daytona
Beach. It was decided that an emergency entrance for fire
trucks, police cars, etc., would be necessary which could
also be used as a bike trail for the residents.
After discussion and a motion by Mr. Logan, seconded by Mr.
Blacksheare and carried it was decided to approve the pre-
liminary plans and recommend to Commission as a PUD.
Next on the agenda was the reconsideration for the W. W. Lintz
Property, if annexed to the City of Sanford be rezoned Single
Family Residential use.
After discussion and a motion by Mr. Blacksheare is was moved
to deny reconsideration, based on the fact that Mr. Beal failed
to present any new arguments at this meeting. Seconded by Mr.
Logan and so carried.
Next on the agenda was the recommendation that the property
located on West 1st and East of Terwilliger Lane, North of
Tamarind Avenue and South of Seminole Blvd., be zoned C -1
Commercial.
Mr. Harvey Amlund proposes to build a three - hundred (300)
unit Family Type Motel, no restaurant, but to include a
convenience store, service station, laundry, swimming pools,
tennis courts, etc., Mr. Amlund talked with Vice - President of
Auto Train who feels this type of unit is needed in this area.
After discussion and on motion by Mr. Logan, seconded by Chairman
Harris and so carried it was recommended for annexation and zone
C -1.
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July 7, 1972
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Consideration was next given to the proposed site for new
Police /Fire Station half way between 17 -92 on Airport Blvd.,
in south section of City.
Upon motion by Mr. Logan, seconded by Mr. Blacksheare and so
carried it was decided to table this matter until the City
Staff could give definite recommendation and more information.
Next on agenda was the proposal to go over new Planning & Zoning
Regulations and to study map. Chairman Harris suggested that
members look over proposed Zoning Regulations and discuss at next
meeting on July 20, 1972. A Public Hearing is set for August 3,
1972. It was decided to notify Home Builders Association, Board of
Realtors and other interested organizations.
Motion was made by Mr. Logan, seconded by Mr. Sloan and so carried.
Proposal on new Mobile Home Regulations was next on the
Chairman Harris suggested a study of the regulations for the July
20, meeting. Seconded by Mr. Logan and so carried.
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned.
Arthur H. Harris, Chairman