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HomeMy WebLinkAbout08.18.66ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES Regular Meeting, Thursday, August 18, 1966 City Commission Room, City Hall at 8:00 P.M. Present: Members: Clifford W. McKibbin, Jr., Chairman Arthur Harris Robert E. Karns Phillip Logan Jefferson Davis City Manager W. E. Knowles Building Official Linvel Risner Absent: G. Donald Bishop A. W. Lee, Jr. Mason H. Wharton C. F. Brooke Smith, M.D. The Chairman called the meeting to order. The reading of the previous minutes was waived. Dr. Vincent Roberts appeared to request the necessary zoning of the old Coca -Cola plant from R -3 to allow a Miami medical supply business to lease or buy the property. They plan to utilize the front 4,000 square feet for office and show room space for the sale and rental of medical supplies. The back area is to be used for the storage for distribution of the medical supplies to Central Florida. They would prob- ably employ ten to fifteen, including salesmen on the road. The loading and unloading would be indoors. Mr. Harris moved and Mr. Karns seconded a motion that the Zoning and Planning Commission recommend an ordinance amendment to Article VI, Section 1 (8) to insert the words "supply houses common to these users" after the word "clinics" The motion passed. Mr. George Caleshu next appeared to let the Commission know his firm is commencing the work on the comprehensive plan and the Workable Program. They have also been studying the Marina project for eligibility for federal aid. He pointed out the most feasible program for Sanford appears to be a code enforcement program and requested that the City make a suggestion of areas to be treated; to list the streets in the areas needing improvement; the needs for open space for rec- reational use; and to consider space for public and for eld- erly housing (in the code areas if possible). He stressed that the City must have a Minimum Housing Code to be eligible for the code enforcement program. Z & P Minutes August 18, 1966 --2- The Zoning and Planning Commission discussed the Southern Standard Minimum Housing Code and Mr. Karns moved to recommend its adoption. Seconded by Mr. Logan with a telephone poll of all members of the Commission to be made to determine its adop- tion. Mr. Harris and Mr. Karns voted in the affirmative. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned. � V C � Chairman ecretary