08.19.76MINUTES
Planning and Zoning Commission
August 19, 1976
Members Present:
Arthur Harris, Chairman
Bob Karns
J. Q. Galloway
Vic Gischler
Wm. Royster
Jack Bridges
Members Absent:
Jeff Davis
Rudy Sloan
C. B. Franklin
Others Present:
John Steffens, Zoning Inspector
Mack Lazenby, City Engineer
The meeting was opened at 8 :00 P.M. by the Chairman, Arthur Harris.
The first item to be discussed was to consider a revised parking plan
for Sunshine T.V. at 609 W. 9th St. Mr. Karns moved to approve the
plan, Mr. Galloway seconded. Motion carried.
The next item for discussion was a site plan for a Veterinary Clinic
and conditional use for a ground sign at 900 Lake Mary Boulevard. After
discussion Mr. Royster moved to approve the plan subject to land-
scaping and drainage approval. Mr. Bridges seconded the motion. Motion
carried.
The next item for discussion was a site plan for a Child Nursery at
708 Elm Ave. The site plan was amended to change the width of the
driveway to allow better ingress and egress. Mr. Royster moved to
approve the plan, as amended. Mr. Galloway seconded. Motion carried.
Mr. McClain was informed that a permanent C.O. would not be issued
until all parking requirements are met.
As there was no one present to represent the site plan for an electric
equipment repair building at Mac's Electric, Mr. Galloway moved to
table the item. Mr. Bridges seconded. Motion carried.
The next request; from the floor, was for approval for the sale of
beer and wine for consumption on the premises at the Auto Train Boutique
represented by Mr. Thompson. Mr. Karns moved to approve, Mr. Galloway
seconded. Motion carried.
The next request was for a change of use from a furniture store to a
Pool Hall, and for the sale of beer and wine for consumption on the
premises at 400 Sanford, Ave. After discussion Mr. Gischler moved
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to approve, Mr. Royster seconded. Motion carried.
The Board was requested to review Article VII, 12, of the Zoning
Ordinance, regarding outside display of merchandise and products.
After discussion, it was the general feeling that the present 50 -ft.
setback is too prohibitive,and an amendment is in order. The Staff
was requested to draft an amendment from the notes of the meeting and
present it to the City Commission.
The next item for discussion was the report from the Staff office on
the cost of sending certified notice to property owners rezoning.
It was determined that the City, in consideration for the public,
shaid continue to send certified notices, but because of the increased
costs of postage, the area to be notified could be reduced. Mr. Royster
moved to notify property owners within 200 ft. by certified mail.
Mr. Galloway seconded. Motion carried.
The minutes from the previous meeting were approved. There being no
further business, the meeting was adjourned.
Arthur Harris, Chairman