10.17.74MINUTES
Planning and Zoning Commission
October 17, 1974
Members Present:
Arthur Harris, Chairman
Edward Blacksheare
Jeff Davis
Vic Gischler
C. B. Franklin.
Robert Karns
Members Absent:
David Berrien
Kirby Moncrief
Rudy Sloan
Others Present:
Bill Braceland, Building Official
Al Payne, Zoning Director
Dave Farr, City Planner
Sam Ackley, Asst. to the City Manager
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Arthur Harris.
The first item on the agenda was a site development plan for
a Volume Shoe Store, adjacent to the Winn -Dixie and Super X Drug
Store, corner of French Avenue and 25th Street. Mr, William
Colbert of Stenstrom, Davis and McIntosh and Mr. Bill Law of
Thirteen Properties were here as representatives. The motion
to approve the site plan with the stipulation that the fence
on the back side of the store(Maple Ave) be changed to a sight
proof fence. Motion was made by Mr. Karns and seconded by
Mr. Davis, râ–ºotion carried.
The next item on the agenda was cancelled at the request
of the representative, John Mero. (Apartment complex - San Situs,
LTD.)
The next item on the agenda was to discuss a proposed PUD
of approx 24 acres, S. W. corner of Rantoul Lane and 46 -A (west
of Mayfair Country Club). Mr. L. J. Urban was the representative
present to discuss the plan. It was decided that 6 acres of
commercial in the proposed 24 acres PUD, was too high a percentage
of commercial, and advised Mr. Urban to resubmit under th6
conventional zoning. The board suggested to Mr. Urban that this
was a way of presenting the application, not a promise of accep-
tance.
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The next item was to discuss a site revision of Carriage
Cove Mobile Park. At the request of Mr. Frank D'Amico it was
postponed to the next meeting.
The next item was to discuss a site development plan for
Cumberland Farms Store, S. W. corner of Sanford Avenue and
Airport Blvd. The representative on hand was a Mr. Selig of
Cumberland Farms. The Board advised Mr. Selig that the S. W.
corner of Airport Blvd and Sanford Avenue were not properly
zoned for self- service gasoline stations. Mr. Karns moved to
set a Public Hearing for November 7, 1974, to consider a change
and amendment to the Zoning Ordinance, Article V, RC -1, Paragraph
B, Conditional Uses Permitted, by adding (6) Self- Service Gasoline
Pumps, as a conditional use rather than rezoning, seconded by
Mr. Franklin, motion carried.
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Mr. John Alexander was the representative present condi-
tional use of a Gasoline Service Station in an area requested
to be rezoned to GC -2, S. E. Corner of Airport Blvd and McCracken
Road. Mr. Alexander explained that they would take the existing
service station down and leave the gas tanks for use as self -
service pumps. It was moved to approve the conditional use as a
gasoline service station in the GC -2 zoned district by Mr. Gischler
second by Mr. Karns, motion carried.
The next item for discussion was a request of a conditional
use for the consumption of alcoholic beverages on premise in a
private lodge in an RMOI Zoned District, the Elks Club, corner
of Cypress Avenue and 7th Street. Mr. Woodrow Pope of the Elks
Club, was the representative present. It was recommended to the
City Commission that it be approved for members and guests only.
Motion made by Mr. Franklin , seconded by Mr. Davis, motion carried.
The next item to request a conditional use for consumption on
premises of alcoholic beverages at 919 W. First Street. Mr.
William R. Walmsely owner of GiGi's Bait Shop was the representative
present. Mr. Walmsley explained that he needed a 2 -COP License in
order to be able to drink inside premises. A motion to hold a
Public Hearing for November 7, 1974 to consider a request as a
conditional use in the GC -2 Zoned District, sale of alcoholic
beverages for consumption on the premises, and property owners
within 300' to be notified by letter, by Mr. Karns, seconded by
Mr. Gischler, motion carried.
Mr. Arthur Selicman, Sanford Realtor, was present to-discuss
the use of an existing commercial site in the GC -2 Zoned District
as a Retail Produce Outlet, at 2600 Orlando Drive. Mr. Selicman
explained that the property is fenced except the frontage on
17 -92, and the intention is to enter from 17 -92 and exit onto
Hiawatha. The board approved the use with the stipulation that
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The parking spaces be as far away as possible from the ingress
and egress.
The next request was from the floor for an extention of
an existing building for the Disabled American vetrans, 3512
Orlando Drive, Mr. Grandville Sharp, Louis Rotundo and Mr.
Rippley were present as representatives. Mr. Sharp explained
that the addition was for.additional room for meetingsand get -
togethers of the members. The extention was approved and was
determined that no more parking spaces were required becaese the
building was not extended use. The motion was made by Mr. Davis
and seconded by Mr. Franklin, motion carried.
The next item on the agenda was to discuss the memo from th;a
City Clerk concerning recommendation of the City Commission to
further review conditional uses in the RMOI Zoned Districts. The
board ask that the Building Official research the minutes con -
cerning Green Rivers and Frizzell Projects and Shopping areas in
the RMOI Distirct.
The board asked Dave Farr, City Planner to research through
the City Commission if a change from permitted use to a conditional
use requires additional parking?
Being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
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Arthur H. Harris, Chairman