02.19.76MINUTES
Planning and Zoning Commission
Feb. 19, 1976
Members Present:
Arthur Harris, Chairman
Bob Karns
J. Q. Galloway
Wm. Royster
Victor Gischler
Jack Bridges
Members Absent:
C. B. Franklin
Jeff Davis
Rudy Sloan
Others Present:
John Steffens, Zoning Inspector
Mack LaZenby, City Engineer
Dave Farr, City Planner
The meeting was opened at 8:00 P.M. by the Chairman,
Arthur Harris.
The first item on the agenda was a site plan for an
addition to the church at 7th & Elm, represented by
Mr. Loveridge. After discussion regarding parking
space, it was resolved there is plenty of room. Mr. Karns
moved to approve the plan, Mr. Galloway seconded. Motion
carried.
The next site plan for discussion was for a Jack -In -The- Box
Restaurant at 3021 Orlando Drive, represented by Cal Conklin
and Mr. Generella. After discussion regarding a possible de-
celeration lane, it was suggested that Cal Conklin and the
,City Engineer go back to DOT and ask for reconsideration re-
garding the south radius. Mr. Royster moved to approve,
Mr. Galloway seconded. Motion carried.
The next item for discussion was the change of use of existing
building at 1317 Celery Ave. from residential to commercial,
RC -1 zoned district for a T.V. repair business. Mr. Harriett
was present for the discussion. Mr. Karns moved to approve,
Mr. Gischler seconded. Motion carried.
The next item for discussion was a request for a conditional
use for the sale of alcoholic beverage for consumption on
premise in a SC -3 zoned district, Buck's Magnolia Branch at
210 E. First St., represented by Mr. Buck. Mr. Gischler moved
to approve, Mr. Karns seconded. Motion carried.
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The next item was a request for the sale of beer and wine for
consumption on the premises with food, as a conditional use at
1008 French Avenue, represented by Mr. Baio. Mr. Karns moved
to approve, Mr. Royster seconded. Motion carried.
The next item for discussion was a request for a conditional
use at 402 Celery Avenue, for automotive transmission repair,
represented by Carey Williams. After discussion and agreement
that working hours be 8 :30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. and work be done
inside, Mr. Galloway moved to approve the use with not over
five cars parked in front. Mr. Karns seconded. Motion carried.
The next discussion was on the conditional use requirements
at 2711 Orlando Drive. Mr. KQn draki and Mr. Heffernen were
present to discuss and explain the problems involved in that
particular type business, and after hearing the feelin g of the
Board, said there should be remarkable improvement in the next
five to seven days in order to attempt to adhere to the conditions
set.
The next item for discussion was a street paving policy to be put
into effect when the paving program is completed. There was a
discussion on the various ways of handling the unpaved areas
in the future, and the City Engineer briefed the members on his
Mrmo to the City Manager on the subject. It was agreed that
the Board members endorse the City Engineer's opinion as stated
in the Memo, but elected to table the item for further study.
The next item was a request for approval of a food -type business
in the Sanford Plaza, Unit 8, 1128 State St. combining a res-
taurant and delicatessen and seeking a beer and wine license.
Mr. Buccellato was present to speak in favor. Mr. Gischler
moved to recommend approval, Mr. Royster seconded. Motion
carried.
Mr. Chapman was present to inquire about getting four lots at
26th & Oak, in a GC -2 zoned district, rezoned to allow a mobile
home. According to the zoning ordinance mobile homes are only
allowed in an area of at least 10 acres, and zoned SR -2. The
City Planner was requested to review the zoning ordinance for
possible recommendation allowing mobile homes in specific res-
idential or commercial zoned districts.
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as mailed.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
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Arthur Harris, Chairman