03.15.79MINUTES
Planning and Zoning Commission
March 15, 1979
8 :00 P.M.
Members Present:
J. Q. Galloway, Chairman
Jan Freeman
Sheila Roberts
Wm. Royster
Rudy Sloan
Tom Wilson
Members Absent:
Jack Bridges
C.B. Franklin
Gordon Meyer
Others Present:
Al Payne, Zoning Director
Mack LaZenby, City Engineer /Utility Director
The meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by the Chairman,
J.Q. Galloway. The first item on the agenda was a Public Hearing =.to
rezone from AD to MI -2, for light industrial and office park, 80
acres south of Silver Lake Drive and east of Mellonville Ave. extension,
represented by owner's agent, Joe Begalla, Sack Sirianni, Pres.
Condev and Roger Pierce, Architect. They presented a concept of the
intended use of the property. Also present to speak in favor were
Jim Daniels, Administrator, Seminole County Industrial Development
Authority,and Horace Orr of Seedco.
Those in opposition were: Russell Odham,'Richard Fowler, Jean Fowler,
Jan Sirkin, John Morgan, Thomas Everhart, Bud Burton, Elise Cornell
and Henry Schumacher. The residents of Silver Lake feel the property
in question should not be industrial of any kind. Mr. & Mrs. Crumley
submitted a letter in opposition to the rezoning and Mr. Russell Crumley
was present to speak in opposition. (Letter on file in Minute Book)
After a lengthy discussion regarding a mcr a restrictive zoning than
MI -2 and hearing from those in favor and those in opposition,
Mrs. Freeman moved to deny the rezoning from AD to MI -2. Mr. Sloan
seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
Discussion was reopened on the possibility of a more restrictive zoning
at the request of the proponent. Mr. Wilson moved to recommend the area
be rezoned from AD to RI -1. Mrs. Roberts seconded. There were three
votes in favor and three against. Motion failed. The main objection
to the RI -1 zoning was the lack of buffer zone between industrial and
County R -IAA.
The next item on the agenda was a Public Hearing to rezone from SR -lA
to RC -1, part of Lot 10, Blk 8, Highland Park, for retail stores, rep-
resented by Tracey Fairfield. After discussion, Mr. Wilson moved to
recommend the rezoning. Mrs. Roberts seconded. Motion carried
unanimously. There was a letter introduced from Mr. & Mrs. Stenstrom,
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property owners in the area, stating they have no objection to the
proposed plans for this area. (Letter attached to Minutes in Minute
Book)
The next item was a Public Hearing to rezone from RC -1 to RMOI,
west 100' of Blk 14 Chapman & Tucker Addition, SE corner of
E. First St. & Cypress Ave. Mr. Sloan moved to recommend the rezoning.
Mrs. Roberts seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
The next item for discussion was a site plan for a three -unit, 100
x 300' commercial building in MI -2 zoned district at 2600- 2610 -2620
Jewett Lane, - represented by LeRoy Robb. He explained the units are
for an addition to Florida Extrusions, with one section for lease.
Mr. Royster moved to approve. Mrs. Freeman seconded. Motion carried
unanimously.
The next site plan to be represented was for a 24' x 60' commercial
building for storage of roofing materials in the MI -2 zoned district
at 2770 Depot Ave., represented by Bill Spiegle. The proponent was
aware of the lack of water or sewer service available to the site,
and was familiar with the Engineer's comments that a septic tank permit
must be obtained before a building permit can be issued. Mrs. Freeman
moved to approve. Mr. Wilson seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
The next item for discussion was a site plan for Sanford Court, Phase
II, 330i Sanford Ave., represented by Sam Mazatto for Cardinal Ind-
ustries. After discussion, Mr. Royster moved to approve the site plan
with the addition of a 6' wooden fence to be erected on the north and
south property line of what would have been Knowles Drive extension.
Mrs. Roberts seconded. Motion carried unanimously. It was also re-
commended that the State do a study of traffic to determine if a left -
turn lane is needed.
The next item for discussion was —a request.for.a conditional use of
a single - family residence in the RC-1 zoned district at 2033 Maple
Ave., represented by the proponent, Gladys Holzmann. After discussion,
Mrs. Freeman recommended approval of the conditional use. Mr. Wilson
seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
A letter of resignation from Gordon Meyer was read to the members by
the Chairman and the Board noted to accept the resignation with regret.
Chairman Galloway said Cliff Miller had expressed a desire to serve
if there was an opening and asked if there were any other suggestions.
Mr. Sloan moved to recommend Cliff Miller to fill the vacancy.
Mr. Royster seconded. Motion carried. (Letter of resignation filed.
in Minute Book)
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The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as mailed. There
being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
J. Q. Galloway, Chairman