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03.20.75MINUTES Planning and Zoning Commission March 20, 1975 8 :00 P.M. Members Present: Arthur Harris, Chairman Robert Karns Vic Gischler Kirby Moncrief J. Q. Galloway Members Absent: Jeff Davis Rudy Sloan C. B. Franklin Others Present: Bill Braceland, Building Official John Steffens, Zoning Inspector Mack LaZenby, City Engineer Dave Farr, City Planner Richard Harry, City Draftsman W. E. Knowles, City Manager Julian Stenstrom, City Commission The meeting was called to order by the Chairman. The first thing on the agenda was a Public Hearing to consider a request to rezone from PUD Commercial, to PUD Multiple - Family Res- idential, that property on the east side of Sanford Avenue, south of Airport Bouldvard, and northof Sanora Boulevard. Mr. Brailey Odham was present to speak in favor of the re- zoning and pointed out the exact location of the area in question. Mr. John Drider of Hunt Oil Company was present to speak in favor. A representative of Cardinal Industries was present to speak in favor of the type of homes to be constructed there and showed pictures to those interested, and said they are not low cost homes. Present to speak in opposition were Mr. Bob Baker and Mr. L. McDaniel from Sanora, both of whom seemed to think the area does not need this type of home, and questioned the traffic and noise level resulting from the additional traffic. After consideration, Mr. Gischler moved to recommend the re- zoning, Mr. Galloway seconded, motion carried. The next item for consideration was for a conditional use and site plan for construction of a church in the SR -1 district at 9th and Hickory. Rev. T. D. Frazier was present to speak in favor. There was no one to speak in opposition. Mr. Gischler moved to approve the emended plan with the stipulation that the parking on Laurel be revised to meet requirements, and that ar- rangements be made for paving in front of the church. Mr. Galloway seconded. Motion carried. MINUTES - Planning & Zoning Commission Page 2 The next item was to consider a site development plan for a Bakery at 2533 Laurel Ave. Mr. John Woodhouse was present, representing the owner, Mr. Len Paulson, who was also present. They plan to maintain the A -frame will have 10 to 12 employees at one time and would need nine parking spaces. It was ex- plained to the applicant that the paving policy requires paving on all the frontage of the new construction, and parking will be in the rear and on the side. With these items corrected, Mr. Karns moved to approve the amended plan, Mr. Gischler second- ed. Motion carried. The next item for consideration was a conditional use for auto repairs at 1121 S. Sanford Ave. After discussion it was moved to approve the conditional use with the stipulation that there will be no outside storage, and no noise from the operation after 8:00 P.M., and that the area must be screened from neigh- boring residential areas. Motion by Mr. Karns, second by Mr. Galloway. Motion carried. The tabled item from the March 6, 1975 meeting point of discussion. The legal opinion regard Enforcement is that, if the 4)plicant agrees to the use cannot be unreasonably denied. At the if the conditions have not been complied with, City Commission to take action. was the next ing Home Occupations the conditions, time of renewal, it is up to the Mr. Knowles presented a report from the Technical Coordinating Committee to the members as Sanford's Land Planning Agency, and gave copies of the minutes and the Report to Seminole County Legislative Delegation on Seminole County Land Planning Act. He asked the members to go over them. He pointed out that since Sanford has already met most of the nine stressed points in it's City Land Plan Report, it should be presented to the City Com- mission as soon as possible. March 27, 1975, 8:00 P. M. was set up for a special Work Session to discuss the report and come to a decision. Mr. Knowles also discussed shrubbery and landscaping requirements for the City, and asked the Board to review the requirements and consider the possibility of a separate landscape ordinance for the City of Sanford. He gave the members a copy of the landscape portion of Orlando's Zoning Ordinance and asked them to review it for ideas on compiling material for a possible Sanford Ordinance. Mr. Knowles then turned the meeting over to Mack LaZenby to show the members the overlay map which they were able to have reduced to an 8k" x 11" size which is very readable. This was shown on a screen by projection, with the overlays added. Dave Farr pre- sented aerial photography slides of the water recharge areas designated on the map, which related to the Board a full picture of the true meaning of the map, and a better understanding. It was pointed out that a separate ordinance is needed to regulate MINUTES - Planning & Zoning Commission - March 20, 1975 Page 3 all the zones in a recharge area. Vic Gischler nominated Mr. James Melvin, Architect, to fill the vacancy on the Planning & Zoning Board. No other names were submitted. Mr. Moncrief moved to accept the minutes, as mailed. Mr. Gischler seconded. There being no further business, the Chairman expressed thanks to the Staff for the presentation and the work involved, and meeting was adjourned. Arthur Harris, Chairman