05.16.85MINUTES
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
May 16, 1985
7:00 P.M.
Members Present:
John Morris, Chairman
Brent Carli
Gary L. Davidson
C. B. Franklin
J. Q. Galloway
Darrell Grieme
Sheila Roberts
Members Absent:
Eddie Keith
Others Present:
Bettie Sonnenberg, Zoning Inspector
Rick Brunson, Evening Herald
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by the Chairman, John Morris.
The first item on the agenda was a Public Hearing to consider a request for a conditional
use in a GC -2 zone, that property located at 2651 Country Club Road for the purpose of a
automotive body, repair and paint shop, represented by Mack LaZenby. Mr. LaZenby stated
this would not be a salvage yard. It would be a place where they work on cars to repair
them. The property is approximately 1 acre that is located N. of the Country Club Square
Center, W. of the Snapping Turtle Shop on Country Club Road, S. of Bell Underground Service
Center and E. of residences on Country Club Drive. There will be a site proof fence in-
stalled on 3 sides of the property. There was no one present to speak in opposition.
After discussion, Mr. Galloway moved to approve the conditional use for the automotive
body, repair and paint shop. Mr. Franklin seconded. Motion carried.
The next item was a Public Hearing to consider a request
zone, that property located at 1221 State Street for the
represented by William Elmer. Mr. Elmer stated there wo
employees. They basically sew purses and garments. The
once a day and a tractor trailer once a week. There was
sition. After discussion, Mr. Franklin moved to approve
manufacturing. Mr. Carli seconded. Motion carried.
for a conditional use in a GC -2
purpose of light manufacturing,
sld be an average of 10 to 12
UPS truck would possibly come by
no one present to speak in oppo-
the conditional use for the light
The next item was a site plan for a conceptual plat for Placid Lake, a 906 unit residential/
commercial development in GC -2 and MR -2 zones, that property located N. of Airport Blvd.
E. of Old Lake Mary Road, and S. of 25th Street, represented by John Moseley. The office
and distribution area, water, sewer, and roadways would be developed by the owner with the
residential and commercial areas developed by another one. Each area would be platted
and have individual site plans submitted for approval. There will be a park provided on
site. The developers would be willing to work with the City regarding street lights on
Airport Blvd. After discussion, Mr. Galloway moved to approve the conceptual plat for
Placid Lake. Mr. Davidson seconded. Motion carried.
The next item was a final plat for Mayfair Meadows, Phase II, an 80 unit townhouse de-
velopment in a MR -1L zone, located N. of Paola Road and E. of Oregon Avenue. The elevation
is to be compatible with Phase I. The townhouses willbe attached. After discussion, Mr.
Carli moved to approve the final plat for Mayfair Meadows. Mrs. Roberts seconded. Motion
carried.
The next item was discussion on buffer areas. The chairman asked the staff to come up with
a recommendation to amend Article VII, Sec. 7: Buffer Areas, so that commercial, industrial
and multi- family uses would provide and maintain an appropriate sight proof fence or land -
scap buffer as required by Planning and Zoning when abutting residential property.
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The next item for discussion was regarding minimum efficiency dwelling unit square footage
requirements. After discussion, the chairman requested to meet with the staff to research
further the reduction of efficiency and /or apartment liveable square foot requirements
when used with an average liveable square foot minimum.
The next item was an addendum to the agenda to consider a final plat for The Arbors, Phase
II, located at Hidden Lake Drive in a MR -2 zone. Mr. Galloway moved to table the item due
to lack of representation. Mr. Carli seconded. Motion carried.
Under other business, Mr. Galloway told the board members that his term will expire in
June of this year and he will not be serving another term. Mr. Galloway told the board
he has enjoyed the 10 years he has served and would be willing to serve in the future.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved. There being no further business, the
meeting was adjourned.
o n Morris, Chairman