12.07.72Zoning and Planning Commission
December 7, 1972
8:00 P.M.
Members Present:
Arthur H. Harris, Chairman
Victor Gischler
David Berrien
Jeff Davis
C.B. Franklin
Members Absent:
Rudy Sloan
Philip Logan
Edward Blacksheare
Robert Karns
Others Present:
W.E. Knowles, City Manager
L.J. Risner, Zoning Official
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman,
who then proceeded by introducing the first
item on the agenda - -the final plat of Lake Mary
Estates, Unit 1. There being no one present
to represent Lake Mary Estates, it was tabled
until such time that a spokesman could be
present.
Property located at the Northeast corner of
Santa Barbra Drive and El Capitan Drive, owned
by Arvin Mihm, was the next item opened for
discussion. Mr. Mihm presented a preliminary
plan for a proposed duplex project, consisting
of two (2) duplexes. Mr. Mihm asked that after
the new zoning ordinance is accepted, that the
Commission consider his project as a "'Conditional
Use" in SR -1 (Single Family Residential District).
Chairman Harris informed Mr. Mihms that he would
be required to pay into escrow for half of the
street length of the property. It was also
stated that Site Plan Approval will be necessary.
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Considering that an apartment complex and a
mobile home park area are within a block of this
proposed project, the Commission thought it was
of a good nature and agreed to consider the
project as a conditional use pending adoption
of the new zoning.
The next item of discussion was a plan requesting
a 20.16 acre tract located on 17 & 92 South.
Owned by Royal Line Builders, Inc., they would
like this property zoned as follows:
4.5 acres fronting on 17 & 92 - -GC -2 and the
Easterly 15.3 acres - -MR -2
Miss Bonnie Johnston, EDG Planning, came forward
to present a preliminary Site Plan. City Manager
W.E. Knowles objected to this as we require all
Site Plans to be submitted to days prior to the
Planning and Zoning meeting. Miss Johnston
apologized, but stated she wished to give the
Commission a preview of what was planned.
Chairman Harris informed Miss Johnston this was
not necessary, and it was moved by Dave Berrien
and seconded by Jeff Davis and duly carried
to recommend to the City Commission that this
property be zoned as stated above.
Mr. Harris then read a letter to the Commission
from Mr. Fues in regards to the Shenandoah
Village property. Mr. Fues requested Parcel 1
(see legal following) be zoned MR -2, Multiple
Family, and Parcel 2 zoned GC -2, General Comm-
ercial.
Parcel 1
Legal: Beg. at a point 300' S. of the W.k Sec.
Post of Sec. 14, Township 20 South, Range 30 East;
thence run S. 1,025.3 feet; East 477.7 feet to
R/W of State Road No. 15, U.S. Highway No. 17 -92,
thence N. 41 East along said Highway No. 650'
thence N. 71 West 1,054.9 feet to point of
beginning, containing 13.3 acres, more or less.
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Parcel 2
Begin 144.7 feet West of the NE corner of NWk
of SWk of Section 14, Township 20 South, Range
30 East, West 1172.7 feet South 300 feet, South
59 East 1154.9 feet to 17 -92, North 41
East 650 feet North 22 25' West 379.9 feet to
beginning.
Chairman Harris asked Mr. Risner to suggest to
Mr. Fues that he hold back on requesting 250'
be zoned GC -2 General Commercial. Captain
John Williams stated other property owners may
want their property zoned with more than 250'
Commercial. He, for one, would like atleast
a 665' depth parcel zoned GC -2, and went further
to state that when he bought this property,
it was zoned Commercial by the County, and he
wouldn't have bought it if it was anything but
Commercial property. It was moved to table
this item until annexation is completed and
sufficient time for official study by the
Commission has elapsed.
Next was a discussion on Fire Districts. Mr.
Risner sketched a district for study from the
present fire district outline. Proceeding
from the lakefront South on French Ave., east
on 4th St. to one Block West of Sanford Ave.,
South to 6th St., East to one block West of
Sanford Ave., North to 4th St., West to Cypress
Ave., then North to the lakefront. This enlarges
the present fire district in this area. Mr.
Risner stated that he believed we could do away
with the present fire district located one block
North and one block South of 13th St., as we
have demolished more buildings than are presently
located in this area.
After a discussion on transmission lines and
the feasibility of burying them, it was moved
by Dave Berrien and seconded by C.B. Franklin
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and duly carried, that we recommend to the City
Commission that the "Subdivision Regulations"
be changed to state "That transmission lines be
installed to the best engineering technology
available, with an attempt to keep these lines
in the rear of the development, if technology
allows them to be underground."
There being no further business, the meeting
was adjourned.
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Arthur H. Harris, Chairman