HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989 05 11 Commerce & Industry Development Board Meeting Minutes
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WINTER SPRINGS COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY
DEVELOPMENT BOARD
THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1989
The Winter Springs Commerce and Industry Development Board Meeting was called to
order by Chairman Ruth Smith at 4:00 p. m.
Roll Call:
Mayor Leanne M. Grove, present
City Manager Richard Rozansky, absent
Manager Ruth Smith, present
Tom Binford, present
Jim Cooper, present
Alan Fickett, present
Jon Hall, absent
Motion was made by Dr. Fickett to approve the minutes of Feb. 16, March 9 and
April 13, 1989. Seconded by Tom Binford. Discussion. Vote: All ayes; motion carried.
Chairman Smith gave a brief update on the Florida Department of Commerce grant.
Chairman Smith explained that since we did not have our budget and program set up
there was insufficient time to apply for this grant. Any monies to be expended
will have to be approved by the City Commission.
Chairman Smith spoke about the information she has received from Jackie Koch, the
City Planner. The Chairman suggested that possibly next meeting the Board start
working on the brochure.
Motion was made by Dr. Fickett, seconded by Mr. Binford to request the expenditure
of $5,000 in order to move forward on the brochure. Discussion. Vote on the motion:
all ayes; motion carried.
Mr Gene Dorman, Chairman of the Planning & Zoning Board, recapped the Planning &
Zoning Board Meeting of May 10, 1989. He explained it was a public hearing to discuss
possible changes to land use designations within the Tuscawilla Planned Unit Develop-
ment or the possible rezoning of the entire Tuscawilla Planned Unit Development. The
Board will make their recommendation to the City Commission at their meeting of May
17, 1989. Essentially,the Board will be recommending that the commercial core be
changed to a residential land use designation. The commercial area on the eastern
edge of Winter Springs Boulevard will be reviewed after the DUDA project is approved
and more is known what will happen to Winter Springs Boulevard. On the area between
SR 434 and the railroad, P&Z will recommend that it be the types of businesses that
are not open at night.
Chairman Smith spoke about the activity taking place at the Sanford airport. They are
looking to bringing in a feeder carrier, and there are some ambitious plans for more
industrial development.
Mr. Binford spoke about his business, Central Florida Air Maintenance at the airport.
He said the business is in a hangar behind the control tower.
At the next meeting the Board will start working on their brochure.
Meeting was adjourned 4:45 p. m.
Respectfully submitted,
Mary T. Norton,
City Clerk