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SITE PLAN REVIEW BOARD
MINUTES
Tuesday, May 7, 1985
The Site Plan Review Board convened at 9:00 a.m.
PRESENT:
Department Heads:
John Govoruhk, Chuck Hassler, Peter Cowell and Tim
Lallathin for Chief Holzman
ABSENT:
Sam Smith and Doug Taylor
SAINT STEPHENS CATHOLIC CHURCH
Site Plan Review Board convened to review a temporary facility on the site
where St. Stephens Catholic Church will soon be erected. The City Planner
noted that the temporary facility/mobile structure had been given permission by
the Mayor to be utilized in this capacity for one year until such time as the
permanent structure was built. Further, the City Planner had received a
letter from Jay Alpert as the Archectural Review Board for Winter Springs
Development Corporation stating there was approval of the project from their
respect.
The City Engineer was concerned about the use of the facility, the Planner
assured him the structure would be utilized as an office and small sanctuary
with Wednesday and Sunday services being held in a local school.
The Fire Department requested on site extinguishers as a hydrant is to far
away.
The City Engineer was also concerned over the one inch (1") line, however,
concluded that this was adequate.
The parking is to include eighteen 10 ft x 20 ft spaces and one handicapped
space with a wooden ramp to the entrance. An internal parking lot light
will be required at the end of Lot 10 should the flood lights (to be placed
on the facility) not be adequate.
With these concerns resolved, the City Engineer made a motion for approval,
seconded by Chief Govoruhk. Vote: all aye. Motion carries.
WINTER SPRINGS INDUSTRIAL PARK
Mr. Roger Owens came before the Site Plan Review Board to review two projects
in the Winter Springs Industrial Park on Lots 4 and 6 respectively. The City
Planner opened the discussion with respect to the buffering and the lack of
curbing. The developer has agreed to use land scape ties on both projects to
keep vehicular traffic from the green belt areas. Wheel stops will be utilized on
all but the parallel parking spaces to protect any encroachment to either the
building or green belts.
There is a fifteen foot (15') drainage easement running along the rear of all
these properties. Should flumes be found necessary during the construction,
additional engineering will be provided at that time.
Site Plan Review Board
Minutes
Tuesday, May 7, 1985
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The Planner also questioned lighting. The developer has proposed to place
flood lights between the garage bays and in the back of the building. The
Police Chief added this would be better for security.
Upon questioning the developer, he agreed to the planners recommendations to
enclose the dumpsters and leave as many existing trees on site as possible.
The developer also agreed to add an additional tree to lot 6 in the middle of
the parking side yard easement.
The City Engineer stated the drainage was adequate.
The Fire Department questioned the types of chemicals utilized and requested
smoke detectors/alarms be added to the buildings. There would be access for
fire and emergency.
The Police Chief requested the stop sign on Lot 4 be relocated nearer the
access easement for better viewing. The police would assist in the location
of this during the completion of construction.
The Planner also questioned the DCCR, signage, and tap fees as to their being in
place. The developer assured the Staff they were.
The City Engineer recommended approval, seconded by the City Planner. Vote: all
aye. Motion carries.
Respectfully submitted,
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Dale B~ett