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MINUTES OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD MEETING HELD FEBRUARY 11, 1986
Meeting was called to order by Chairman Breeze at 7:33 P.M. in the Community Center.
Chairman Breeze and Board Members Brooklyn, Smith and Swickerath and Alternate
Member Linebarier were present. Members Cook, Colella and Sanders were absent.
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APPROVALS
Upon a motion by Mr. Swickerath and second by Mr. Linebarier minutes of the meeting
held January 14, 1986 were approved as written.
NEW BUSINESS
A. Rennaisance Investments - Rezoning Request from A -1 to C -3 PUBLIC HEARING
Mr. Don McIntosh, McIntosh Associates, represented Rennaisance Investments in
petitioning for this zoning change for their property located on the north side
of SR50, 0.4 mile east of SR50 /Bluford Avenue intersection.
Chairman Breeze explained that the duties of this Board are advisory only, and
that the limitations placed on the Board by State legislation last year are still
unresolved.
City Planner Wagner advised that it may be necessary to file an amendment to the
Comprehensive Land Use Plan if the petition is approved, but that this Board can
hear the petition before that is done and its recommendation can be held in abeyance
until amendment is done. He explained that C -2, C -3 or PUD would suit their needs.
City Manager Griffin suggested PUD zoning rather than C -3 so that each unit could
be controlled as development progressed, but Mr. McIntosh preferred C -2 to resolve
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After lengthy discussion, Mr. Swickerath moved to recommend a change to C -2 zoning.
Mr. Brooklyn seconded and vote was unanimous in favor.
B. Story Properties /PUD - Rezoning Request from R -1 -A to PUD - PUBLIC HEARING
Mr. John Sundheim, representing Story Properties, advised that their staff had
just received the Development Review Committee Report on Friday and had not had
time to go over it and determine which items they could comply with without further
study and negotiations. At Chairman Breeze's request, Mr. Sundheim reviewed the
proposed project for the benefit of those present for the public hearing. There were
several citizens who had questions regarding the sizes of lots and houses, impact
on traffic flow, sources of water supply /sewer service, etc. The only strong
objection voiced was by Mr. D. Richards who spoke against 50' lots. Mr. Sundheim
advised that the plan calls for the larger lots to be on the outside of the project
providing much open space.
There was considerable discussion regarding the long list of unresolved differences
in the Development Review Committee Report and consensus was that the list should
be reduced before coming before Board for consideration. Mr. Smith moved to recommend
approval of PUD with reservations. Motion died for lack of a second. Mr. Swickerath
moved to table consideration of the petition so that developer and staff can work out
recommended items. Mr. Brooklyn seconded and vote was: Brooklyn, Linebarier and
Swickerath, aye; Smith, nay. Motion carried.
err RECESS 8:41 P.M. to 8:50 P.M.
P & Z Meeting February 11, 1986
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C. First Baptist Church - Rezoning Request from R -1 -A to R -2
City Planner Wagner explained that Pastor Thompson has petitioned for a zoning
Nor change in order to have a child day care center in the church facilities, and
that the request is consistent with the Comprehensive Land Use Plan. The church
is located at 106 Ohio Street in Ocoee.
Mr. Brooklyn moved to recommend approval of the petition. Mr. Smith seconded and
vote was unanimous in favor.
D. Yusuf Mohamad - Annexation Request 60± Acres on Silver Star Road
Mr. Frank Courtney, representing Mr. Mohamad, showed the location of the property
on the map and advised that they are requesting annexation with a desire for R -1 -A
zoning after annexation.
Chairman Breeze explained that the duties of this Board are advisory only, and
that the limitations placed on the Board by State legislation last year are still
unresolved. He also pointed out that when considering a petition for annexation
it is done without regard to possible future zoning.
Mr. Brooklyn moved to recommend approval of petition. Mr. Swickerath seconded
and vote was unanimous in favor.
E. Proposed Ordinance Amending Ordinance 46710, Appendix A - Discussion
City Manager Griffin presented an ordinance amending Ordinance #710 regarding
off- street parking, explaining that new living standards provide for two -car
Now families even when there are only two members in the family. After lengthy
discussion, Mr. Smith moved to recommend adoption of the amending ordinance.
Mr. Brooklyn seconded and vote was: Brooklyn, Linebarier and Smith, aye;
Swickerath, nay. Motion carried.
COMMENTS
A. City Manager Griffin advised that the attorneys are reviewing the State
Growth Management Plan and wish to give a report to joint Commission /P & Z Board.
February 25, 1986 was the date set for the joint meeting.
B. City Planner Wagner advised that he is staying abreast of the planning
efforts with the county and developing land use plans.
C. Building Official Gerace had no comments.
D. No comments from citizens.
E. Chairman Breeze expressed appreciation for the very active participation of
board members in the decisions reached during this meeting.
ADJOURNMENT
Upon a motion by Mr. Brooklyn and second by Mr. Swickerath, Board unanimously voted
to adjourn at 9:16 P.M.
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