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ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION
Regular Meeting - March , I M
City Commission Room - City Hall
Members present were: Messers. McSibbin, Faville, Harris,
Morgan, Karns, Johnson, and Talley. Also present were: City
Manager Knowles and Building Inspector Yelvington.
Meeting was called to order by Chairman McKibbin.
The reading of the minutes for the previous meeting was
waivered. � W ch ,' � c
Mr. Garfield Walker appeared before the board in regards
to his proposed off - street parking facilities for his proposed
four - occupancy commercial building on his property coming to
a point on the west side of S. Orlando Drive and Oak Avenue,
just north of the so- called frozen custard building.
Mr. Walker told the board that he planned to manage a
second barber shop at this location, and so far had two leases
for the building, plus a promise of one more lease to be signed.
This would then constitute a barber shop, beauty parlor, con-
struction office of Griffis & Hunter, and hoped that the fourth
space would be occupied as a "delicatessen shop".
The board stated that the off - street parking spaces as
shown complied with the square foot per unit parking require-
ments.
The proposed plan consisted of seventeen (17) off- street
parking spaces, with 6 of then in the front of the building and
11 in the rear. In looking over the proposed off - street parking
area, consisting of 80' on Oak Avenue and running 55' - 8" on
the rear property line length the City Manager felt that at
least two (2) more spaces could be gotten in the rear, since
8' -6" is approximately the maximum overall width of the present
automobiles.
Thereupon, Mr. Morgan moved that a minimum of seventeen
(17), and more if possible, off- street par spaces be ac-
cepted for Mr. Walker's commercial building. Motion seconded
by Mr. Harris and carried.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
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