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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1982 05 05 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Minutes PLANNINq AND ZONING BOARD MEETING CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS MAY 5, 1982 Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board was called to order by Chairman George Kaplan. Kaehler led in the pledge of allegiance. ROLL CALL CITY OFFICIALS: David Bartley, absent Joel Weiss, present Leanne Grove, present Cindy Kaehler, present George Kaplan, present John Torcaso, Commissioner Jacqueline Koch, C. Planner Jack Cooper, C. Engineer APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF APRIL 6, 21, AND 28. Grove moved to approve the minutes of April Vote: All aye. Motion carried. (MINUTES OF APRIL 14 TO FOLLOW). 6, 21, and 28. Seconded by Kaehler. REQUEST OF RICHARD W. McKOOL FOR AMENDMENT OF THE PRELIMINARY PLAN OF THE WILDWOOD P.U.D. TO REDESIGNATE 4 ACRES FROM NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES TO P.U.D. INDUSTRIAL. (NORTHWESTERN CORNER OF WILDWOOD ON SHEPARD ROAD). Mr. L. W. Carroll was present to represent Mr. Dittmer and Mr. McKool. Mr. Dittmer is trying to buy the property from National Homes whose owner is Mr. Richard McKool. Mr. Carroll stated the corner is surrounded by multiple dwelling residences. He stated Section 44.85 does provide for this combination in P.U.D.'s - residential communities with complimentary and compatible industrial land uses. Kaplan asked if they did any anodizing at their plant. Mr. Dittmer stated they did not. Kaehler asked if this was considered light manufacturing. The City Planner stated it was. The City Planner reminded the Board of a public hearing which could be held to determine whether this use is consistent. The Board felt this use was consistent. Grove stated the reservation she had was the deliveries made by the tractor trailers. Mr. Dittmer stated he does have sufficient room to bring the trucks onto their property (off of Shepard Road completely). Discussion. Weiss moved to approve the request of Richard W. McKool for amendment of the preliminary plan of the Wild- wood P.U.D. to redesignate 4 acres from neighborhood services to P.U.D. Industrial on the northwestern corner of Wildwood on Shepard Road. Seconded by Kaplan. Vote: All aye. Motion carried. PRELIMINARY PLAN FOR LOCH GLEN APARTMENTS (HIGHLANDS SECTION 3, TRACTS D AND E) ON WEST SIDE OF SHEOAH BOULEVARD ACROSS FROM SHEOAH CONDOMINIUMS. The City Planner stated the first five years the units would be apartments after which time they would have the option of converting to condominiums. Kaehler asked if this would be all-adult. The City Planner stated it would be. Mr. Bill Kirk, the developer was present and stated the majority of the units would be single story. Discussion. The City Planner stated we will want written verification that the golf course owner concurs with the 25 foot buffer around the development. Mr. Kirk agreed to this request. Discussion. Grove moved to recommend approval of the preliminary engineering for Loch Glen Apartments (HighlandS Section 3, Tracts D and E) on the west side of Sheoah Boulevard contingent upon the provisions in the letter of April 26, 1982 from the City Engineer and the letter of May 3, 1982 from the City Planner. Seconded by Kaplan. Vote: All aye. Motion carried. Planning and Zoning Board ,Meeting May 5, 1982 Page Two. PRELIMINARY PLAN FOR FOXMOOR UNIT 4 Mr. Dale Crosby, Florida Land Co. and Mr. Russ Mills, Engineer were present to speak for the request. The City Planner stated there is a dispute with the developer of Casselberry Gardens over whether or not stormwater naturally flows through this area or whether by Casselberry's action is diverted through that area. The City Engineer stated the objective is to preclude the City from becoming a party to a lawsuit. Mr. Cooper stated in order to avoid this whatever decision we make will not prejudice any quarrel they now have but to protect the City we want a proviso in such a manner that we will know that whatever water does come through is conducted to a positive outfall in a positive manner. (It won't percolate out or be retained excessively). The City Planner stated of the 38-acre tract, one portion is actually drainage retention area for the homesites and roads in Unit 4 and another portion is the area through which the natural flow of stormwater passes from Casselberry on the south to Gee Creek to the north of Unit 4. Mr. Dale Crosby stated the total park area is 37.85 acres of which 5.7 acres consists of drainage/retention. The City Planner mentioned the possibility of further site work being done so as to dry up portions of the park and make them more usable. Kaehler asked Mr. Crosby about the children's play area and the possibility of installing swings. The City Planner asked for a more detailed drawing of the park. Discussion. Weiss moved to approve the preliminary plan for Foxmoor Unit 4 subject to the City Engineer's memo of May 5, 1982 and the City Planner's memo of May 3, 1982 and that a buffer be put on the northwest corner of Foxmoor Unit 4. Seconded by Kaplan. Vote: All aye. Motion carried. PRELIMINARY PLAN FOR THE HAMMOCK (305 ACRES). The City Planner stated this was placed on the agenda for inquiry not for any action. She noted the minutes of October 21, 1981 in which the Board tabled the request due to lack of data. She stated a plan has been received for the entire property but that they cannot recommend approval of the preliminary engineering because addi- tional data is needed. She asked if a written agreement could be reached with the developer that would satisfy concerns over the road development would they wish to continue review of the preliminary plan of Unit 1 as long as they had guarantees that the road system they approve outside of Unit I will be mandatory. It was agreed that this guarantee would be necessary to proceed with the preliminary review and that the decision lies with Florida Land. Meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m. Respectfully submitted, (J7? {l}JZaddaJ:. / ' '. Jan Braddock, Recording Secretary.