HomeMy WebLinkAbout09.03.59ZONING A19D PLANNING COMMISSION
Regular Meeting
Se tember 3, 1959 - 7:30 P. M.
Kvic Center, Lobby Room
Members presents Messers. McKibbin, Lee, Harris, Faville,
Karns, Talley, Johnson, and Kirtley. Also present was the Build-
ing Official, M. A. Yelvington; City Manager Knowles; and Resident
City Planner Jerry Dake,
Meeting called to order by Chairman Mcgibbin.
Mr. Wally Dietrichs of the Seminole Realty Company appeared
before the board with a request to rezone from an R -1 to that of
C.-1, Lots 58, 60 62 and 64, F. L. Woodruff's Subdivision; north-
west corner of 266 Street and Sanford Avenue far a national chain
use. Mr. Dietrichs presented a petition signed by seven property
owners in the area that they did not object to the re- zoning.
However, it is noted that signatures of Ted Williams and Donald
Reagan constitute property outside the city limits.
Mr. Dietrichs stated that due to the location of the property
in relation to the Air Station and their runway approach, it was
almost impossible to coxmider the property for residential use.
However, it was noted in the discussion that all property in this
block, other than the vacant lots, was strictly a residential use
with above -the- average homes to the rear of the property in
question. Mr. Karns mentioned that if any consideration was due,
in his opinion, it would be in favor of a C -N zone and not a C-1
area.
However, Mr. Dietrichs was told by the Chairman that the
board would want to discuss the matter further later in the evening
and would be notified of their action. Final action taken:
Moved by Mr. Faville, seconded by Mr. Harris and carried to deny.
the request for rezoning on the basis that the area, at present,
is definitely residential.
Herbert Cherry neat presented his off - street parking re guest
for approval for his new building across the street from 1219 W.
136 Street, his present building, which would house a barber shop
and drag store plus several small office spaces.
After some discussion, moved by Mr. Kirtley, seconded by Mr.
Talley and carried, the board recommended that the Building Official
approve a minimum of twelve (12) off- street parking spaces for
seven office spaces.
Reverand Snow of the Pinecr ®st Assembly of God Church at 276
Street and Elm Avenue (N.E. corner) next appeared before the board
regarding approval for the off - street parking. Also, at this time,
Building Official Yelvington stated that it was the request of the
City Manager that the board reconsider'the previous recommendation
of R -1B in the newly annexed area in the following particular
location:
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1/2 block east of Elm Avenue between 26m
Street and 27S Street
in that it be recommended for an R -1 zone due to the type of
existing construction, plus the fact that the Pinecrest Assembly
of God Church owns the first five (5) lots on this corner, namely,
lots 451, 4539 4 559 4579 and 4 59. It was explained to the board
0 by the Building Official that the church property was previously
outside the city limits when the officials had drawn up plans for
e their educational building, which will form a "II" shape, motel
W styling, with their proposed building in three parts. Also, that
cn tme church would then conform in every way for an R -1 zone, with-
out hampering the other homes in the recommended area of R -IB
CL which requirements they meet
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In lieu of previous recommendation under minutes of August 20,
1959 Item B, Mr. Harris moved, seconded by Mr. Talley and carried,
that Lots 451, 4 53 455, 457, an d 459 be recommedded to the City
Commission for zoning of an R -1.
Reverand Snow stated that his off - street parking was not
ready at the present time, and added that Mr. Milwee had given the
church a letter to the fact that the church may use the school's
parking lot for their church parking on Sundays.
Mr. Hess appeared before the board in regards to what zone
the Board Haight recommend regarding the Country Club area with
particular attention to 10 -acres located southwest of Sanford,
namely:
Bounded on the south by 251b Street; north by Country Club
Road; on the nest by old Lake Mary Road; and on the east
by Hardy Avenue,
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This is a proposed site for a lame shopping center. Mr.
Dake stated that in talking with Mr. Mess and knowing the locale
of the property, thin is a logical spot for a shopping center due
to the new &j:hool going in at Lake Jennie, and homes will build
up in this area. Everything west of Hardy Avenue should then be
commercial.
The Building Official informed the board members that after
checking the plans and plats of the homes in the Country Club
Manor sub - division, they would comply with all R -1B requirements
with the 720 feet of living area required. However, these homes
would probably pr®ve to have a total of 780 square feet. Lot sizes
in this sub - division vary from 6,600 to 8 square feet. It was
also decided that the homes in the area east of Country Club Manor
and north of 25& Street would be in approximately the same catagory
as the Country Club Manor sub - division. It was noted that in this
area there are several non - conforming uses - a beauty parlor on
W. �5* Street, a 2- family dwelling, and a church.
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At this time the Building Official recommended to the
Board that a possible solution would be to "Olt up a special
district, but specify that it shall be a singe- family district
only."
After final discussion, the Board took toe following action
in regards to the zoning of the newly annexed area, Country Club
Manor:
a . The area east of Hardy Avenue, on the west side of
the newly annexed area, shall be zoned
(Boundaries: West by Hardy Avenue; East by Cedar
Avenue; North by 202 Street; and South by 252 Street).
b . The area west of Hardy Avenue, between Country Club
Road, west 252 Street, and Lake Mary Road shall be
zoned as a C--1 district,
The Building Official told the Board that he
the people in the Country Club Manor sub- division
ing to make additions to their homes. Also, that
in this sub - division would figure 102 x 66.
A discussion then centered around the presen
ment of 7,500 square feet for lot size.
had noted that
were now beginn-
the smallest
R-lB require-
Moved by Mr. Karns, seconded by Mr. Talley and carried that
the following revision in the Zoning Ordinance be recommended to
the City Commission:
"That the minimum requirement in lot size shall be
reduced to 6 square feet in the R -1B districts.
(Excluding all cemeteries,)
.'here being no further business from the Board or floor,
meeting adjourned,
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