11.04.71Zoning and Planning
Commission
November 4, 1971
7:00 P.M.
Members Present:
Arthur Harris, Chairman
Edward Blacksheare
Jefferson Davis
Phillip Logan
David Berrien
Dale Coppock
Members Absent:
Robert Karns
B. C. Franklin
Bert Hollingsworth
Others Present:
Gerald Dake, City Planner
Warren E. Knowles, City Manager
James Haussman, Building Inspector
Mack Lazenby, City Engineer
A special workshop session was held to continue the study
of the proposed Zoning Ordinance for the City of Sanford.
At 8:OOP.M. the meeting was called to order by the Chairman.
The first item of business was a public hearing to consider
the request for rezoning of Lots 15,16 & 17, Block 13, 3rd
Section Dreamwold from R -lA, Single Family to that of R -3,
Multiple Family Dwelling Zoned District.
Chairman Harris asked if anyone wished to appear in favor
of the rezoning.
Mr. John Williams, Real Estate Agent, appeared to request
that the zoning be changed as he had an interested buyer
who wished to purchase the property and erect nine, one -
story rental units. He described the units as surrounding
a court and each' unit having a garage.
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Mr. Harris asked if anyone wished to appear to oppose the
rezoning:
Mr. Jerry Kirkman - 2423 Holly Ave. objected
Mr. Herman Schein - 2428 Holly Ave. objected
Mr. Robert Orwell - 2422 Holly Ave.objected
Resident of 2430 Holly Avenue objected.
A telegram was read from Mr. Herman Doerr, owner of lot 12,
Block 13, 3rd Section Dreamwold opposing the rezoning.
A letter from Mr. A. R. Kelly, 701 W. 24th Place was read
by the Chairman opposing the rezoning.
After discussion it was moved by Mr. Davis that the request
be tabled until the next meeting, seconded by Mr. Berrien
and duly carried.
Consideration was given to Brailey Odham's Planned Unit
Development located between Onora Road and Cornwall and
Sanford Avenue and Mellonvilie Avenue, with a total acreage
of 125 acres.
Mr. Odham showed the revised layouts and explained the patio
houses that he proposed to build within the project. He
further pointed out on the revised plan that the lots that
were to be 46' had been changed to 50' and that his engineer
would have a drawing within two weeks showing what would
be placed on each lot.
Mr. Logan moved that a recommendation be made to the City
Commission that the Sanora Project be zoned a Planned Unit
Development seconded by Mr. Davis and carried with a unanimous
vote.
Consideration was given to the rezoning of the recently annexed
Geneva Terrace and the Geneva Terrace Amended Plat, from an
R-iAA, Single Family Zoned District to that of an R -3, Multiple
Family for the North 341' and R -1A for the balance of the
property.
After discussion and on motion of Mr. Blacksheare, seconded
by Mr. Berrien itwasomoved that a recommendation be made
to the City Commission to rezone the North 341' of Lots 2
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through 8, Lots 19 through 25, Lots 27 through 33, and Lots
44 through 50, Geneva Terrace and Lots 1 through 91, Geneva
Terrace Amended to R -3, Multiple Family Dwelling District
and that Lots 2, through 8, Lots 19 through 25, Lots 27
through 33, and Lots 44 through 50, Geneva Terrace and Lots
1 through 91, Geneva Terrace Amended Plat {less the northerly
340' }be rezoned to R -IA. Motion carried with a unanimous
vote.
Mr. A. E. Boule,Jr., Husky Realty appeared before the Commission
to present an artist sketch of 220 acres south of Onora Road
and East of 17 -92. He explained to the members that he wished
to develop this area as a Planned Unit Development project
and hoped to obtain their approval for such use of the property.
Mr. Boule °displayed a sketch showing eight acres of commercial
buildings. 70 acres of apartments, 56 acres of single- family
dwellings and 16 acres of mobile home park.
After discussion Mr. Blacksheare moved that the PUD concept
be approved for this area and that a recommendation be made
to the City Commission, seconded by Mr. Berrien and duly carried.
A detailed annexation study was presented by the City Planner
and the City Engineer on the Sunland Area as designated on
the map previously drawn. Projected figures were presented
from 1971 to 1990 of the cost of annexing the Sunland Area.
At the next meeting the City Planner hopes to have an annexation
policy checklist and additional figures and recommendations to
present to the City Commission.
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned.
Arthur H. Harris, Chairman