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ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION
June 15, 1972
7:00 P.M.
Members Present:
Arthur Harris
David Berrien
C. B. Franklin
Phillip Logan
Jefferson Davis
Edward Blacksheare
Members Absent:
Bert Hollingsworth
Robert E. Karns
Others Present:
L. J. Risner, Building Official
W. E. Knowles, City Manager
A general discussion period of the new proposed zoning
map was held from 7:00 P.M. till 8:00 P.M.
Chairman Harris called the meeting into executive session
at 8:00 P.M.
The first item of business was a public hearing to consider
amendment in certain district and boundaries of the Zoning
Ordinance in accordance with notice published in the Sanford
Herald being more specifically described as Lot 3, Block 17,
Chapman and Tucker's Addition ( 505 East Third Street). A
request was submitted to rezone from an R -5, One and Two
Family District to a C -2, General Commercial Zoned District.
Chairman Harris asked if anyone wished to appear in favor
or in opposition of this request.
Mrs. Avie Mills - 319 Cypress Avenue, representing her
mother appeared to voice opposition to the rezoning.
After discussivn;ad on motion of Mr. Franklin, second
by Mr. Logan and duly carried it was noted that the request
be denied to rezone Lot 3, Block 17, Chapman and Tuckers
Addition from an R -5, one and Two Family to a C -2, General
Commercial zone as this would constitute spot zoning and
would be illegal.
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A Public Hearing to consider rezoning from R -IA„ Single
Family Zoned District to that of an R -3, Multiple Family
a parcel of land consisting of about 26 acres lying north
of Lake Mary Boulevard and east of ACL Railroad (Lake
Mary Estates)was next on the agenda.
Chairman Harris asked if anyone wished to appear in favor
or in opposition of the rezoning.
Mr. Nicholson appeared in favor of the rezoning. He ex-
plained that his plan included the changes as requested by
the Commission at the previous meeting: 1) remove the
canal 2) eliminate the two road system onto Lake Mary Boulevard
3) provide additional green area ( 6 acres)
No one appeared in opposition of the rezoning.
After consideration and on motion of Mr. Berrien, second
by Mr. Logan and carried, it was moved that a recommendation
be made to the City Commission that the property located
North of Lake Mary Boulevard and east of ACL Railroad (Lake
Mary Estates) be rezoned from an R -lAA Zone, Single Family
Dwelling to a R -3, Multiple Family Dwelling, with the
stipulation that there be no more than twelve units per
acre erected.
A letter of resignation was submitted from Mr. Dale Coppock
and after discussion and consideration it was moved by Mr.
Blacksheare, second by Mr. Berrien and duly carried that
a recommendation be made to the City Commission that the
name of Garnet White be submitted to the City Commission
to fill the vacancy left by Mr. Coppock.
After discussion of the traffic hazard at 25th Street and
French Avenue the Building Official was authorized to write
a letter to the manager of the.Winn Dixie Store at 2438
French Avenue to encourage them to close the entrance nearest
to French Avenue on the 25th Street side so as to help
eliminate part of the traffic hazard at this intersection.
A letter was submitted from Mr. Frank P. Beal regarding
advisability of annexing the portion of property located
south of the Sanford Airport (Legal description being,
the
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Beg 41.55 chains W and 795 ft. S of NE corner, Sec 7- 20 -31,
run N 333 ft. E 315 ft. S 3 degrees E 231 feet. S 10 degrees
E to point E of Beg, W to beg -- also.. Parcel 2: Beg 1038
ft. W and 462 ft. S of NE corner of W' of NE4, Sec. 7- 20 -31,
run S 175.6 ft. W 83 degrees 30 feet E 525.6 ft, S 832 ft,
S 86 degrees E 143 ft. S 17 degrees 40' E 377.62 ft, S
114.6 ft. N 45 degrees W 160.45 ft. N 30 degrees W 304.92
ft. W 376.2 ft N 69 degrees W 38.28 ft. N 11 degrees W
873.84 ft. N 3 degrees W 231 ft. E 68.98 ft. to beg., Pre-
sently owned by Mr. Linz, and to consider the rezoning of
that property from R -IAA upon annexation to an R -3, Multiple
Family use. After discussion and on motion of Mr. Logan
it was moved that it be annexed and that it not be zoned
multi - family because of the residential nature of the
property in this area. Second by Mr. Berrien and duly
carried.
The City Planner was authorized to prepare a report for the
City Commission explaining this action.
Consideration was next given to the zoning of the recently
annexed Williams property south of Onora Road legal description
being Parcel 1: Government Lot 1, Section 12, Township 20
South, Range 30 East, LESS the north 660 feet, and LESS,
begin 1874.6 feet East and 660 feet South of the NW corner
of Section 12, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, run South
363 feet,thence East 737 feet more or less to the 'h line
of said Section 12, thence North along said line 363 feet,
thence West 737 feet to point of beginning;
Government Lot 2, Section 12, Township 20 South, Range 30
East, LESS the South 990 feet of the East 660 feet;
Government Lot 3, Section 12, Township 20 South, Range 30
East;
Begin at a point 660 feet South, 1499.6 feet East of the
NW corner of Section 12, Township 20 South, Range 30 East,
thence South 503.8 feet, thence West 1583.4 feet to the
Easterly line of right of way of State Road No. 3, thence
SW along Easterly line of State Road No. 3 a distance of
192.4 feet, thence South 64 degrees 30 feet East 664.5 feet,
thence South 24 degrees 35' West 285.25 feet, thence North
64 degrees 30' West 74.1 feet, thence South 25 degrees 30'
West to the West line of said Section 12, thence South to
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Easterly line of the Sanford Grant, thence Northeast along
said Grant line to a point East of the point of beginning,
thence West to beginning, LESS, beginning at a point 430
feet South 25 degrees 30' West of a point 949_7•feet South
of NW corner of Section 12, Township 20 Range 30 East, on
the Easterly boundary line of State Road No. 600 (formerly
State Road No. 3) run South 64 degrees 30' East 400 feet,
thence North 73.12 feet, thence North 64 degrees 30' West
366.53 feet to Easterly boundary line of said road, thence
South 25 degrees 30' West along Easterly boundary line
of said road 66 feet to point of beginning, AND ALSO LESS,
right of way of Onora Road, AND ALSO LESS, begin 430 feet
South 24 degrees 30' West of a point 949.7 feet South of
the NW corner of Section 12, Township 20 South, Range 30
East, at a point on the Easterly right of way line of State
Road No. 15 and 600, thence run South 64 degrees 30' East
664.5 feet, thence run East to a point 1499.6 feet East
of the West line of said Section 12, thence run North to
the SE corner of the North 1163.8 feet of the West 1499.6
feet of said Section 12, thence run West 1583.4 feet to
the Easterly right of way line of said State Road 15 and
600, thence run South 24 degrees 30' West along said right
of way to the point of beginning;
Part of the West k of the NEh of the NW a of Section 13,
Township 20 South, Range 30 East more particularly described
as follows: Begin at the SW corner of the NE a of the NWk,
run East 258 feet, thence North 141 feet North 86 degrees
East 237.2 feet, thence North 36 degrees 47' East along
road 326 feet, thence South 86 degrees West 32.5 feet,
thence North to the NE corner of the NWh of the NEh of
the NW4 of said Section 13, West 660 feet to the NW corner
of the NEh of the NWk, thence South 1329 feet to the point
of beginning (less the right of way for State Road No. 427).
Parcel 2: Begin 170.93 feet South of the East a section
post of Section 11, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, run
thence South 312.45 feet, run thence North 72 degrees 43'
West 1009.63 feet, run thence North 25 degrees 30' East
399.3 feet, run thence South 64 degrees 30' East to the
point of beginning.
After discussion it was the consensus of the Zoning and
Planning Commission that they would be in favor of zoning
this property and what is known as the Farmers Market
(Auction barn)
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as a Planned Unit Development with the portion for apartments
to be limited from 16 to 18 units per acre.
The City Planner report on the City of Sanford's Workable
Program. It was learned that a letter from the HUD office
had been written requesting additional information: 1) Who
had been appointed as the Relocation Committee for displaced
persons and ... 2) If the Equal Opportunity for housing
was being enforced. Mr. Dake explained that this information
would be forwarded to the HUD office immediately.
A discussion followed as to when the proposed Zoning Ordinance
and the Zoning Map would be completed. The City Planner
relayed that this would be ready within a few days and a
public hearing was set for July 6, 1972 to review same.
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned.
Arthur H. Harris, Chairman