HomeMy WebLinkAbout1987 01 14 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Minutes
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PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD MINUTES
JANUARY 14, 1987
PRESENT WERE:
Richard DeFazio, V. Chairman, Present
Gene Dorman, Chairman, Present
Taru Joshi, Present
Jim Hartman, Present
Michael Saporito, Present
J. Koch, City Planner
D. LeBlanc, Land Dev. Coord.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 26, 1986:
Dorman moved to amend the minutes of November 26, 1986 to state that
he closed the Public Hearing and reconvened as the Planning and Zoning
Board.
DeFazio moved to approve the minutes of November 26, 1986 as amended.
Seconded by Joshi. Vote: All Aye. Motion carried.
Request of Roger Lonsway, Southeastern Surveying and Mapping
Corporation to Annex 113.85 feet of Lot 8, Block B,Johnson's Poultry
Farm, Plat Book 6, Page 8, Seminole County (1.17 acres on east side of
Belle Avenue south of State Road 434):
Dorman stated that the Board is only concerned with the annexation of
this property at this time and not the zoning.
Koch gave her presentation. She stated that this is 114 feet directly
south of that Mr. Williams requested to annex at the last meeting.
This property has recently been classified as Industrial by Seminole
County; this request is for the approval of annexing the property into
the City. Two-thirds of Lot 8 will be in the City and the other one-
third is in the City of Casse~berry.
Hartman moved to
request of Roger
Johnson's Poultry
acres on east side
by Saporito. Vote
recommend approval to the City Commission on the
Lonsway to Annex 113.85 feet of Lot 8, Block B,
Farm, Plat Book 6, Page 8, Seminole County (1.17
of Belle Avenue south of State Road 434). Seconded
All Aye. Motion carried.
ITEM II 6 -
Approval
Braewick
Boulevard
Request of Coastal Equity << Development Corporation for
of Final Development Plan/Preliminary Engineering for
Villages in Tuscawilla on south side of Winter Springs
east of Howell Branch:
Koch gave her presentation. She stated that the property is on the
south side of Winter Springs Boulevard just east of Howell Creek and
to the West of the park around the Waste Water Treatment Plant.
Wayne Ford of Coastal Equi ty and Leonard Cechowski of Phoenix
Engineering were there to speak on the development.
Ford stated that this project is a 30 acre tract in Tuscawilla. They
propose to bui ld three different product lines for three different
life styles: the Creekside Villas, Golfside Villas, and the Parkside
Villas. The units will consist of two and three bedrooms. The
Creekside Villas will have a one car garage, the Golfside Villas will
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have also a one car garage with space for a golf cart, and the
Parks ide Villas will not have a garage but will have parking space for
two cars.
Ford also stated that the clubhouse will consist of 5,000 sq. ft.
area, with a junior olympic size swimming pool.
There was discussion on the parking
Ford stated that there will be
positioned throughout the project.
this would be inadequate parking.
space for the Parkside Villas.
about 30 guest parking spaces
The Board was concerned whether
DeFazio asked about the sidewalks. Ford stated there would be
pathways throughout the project, between the buildings. Hartman asked
what these pathways would be made of. Ford stated that they would be
made of pervious material base with mulch on top.
DeFazio asked about a wall or berm around the project. Ford stated
that the developer is proposing an entrance at the corner and a buffer
to be constructed of stucco posts with shrubbery between the posts,
and shrubs along the sidewalk on the public right-of-way. Koch
stated that the Staff suggests there be a masonry wall surrounding the
project.
Hartman asked about the questions brought up by the City Engineer.
Koch stated that these questions will be corrected either prior to
Commission action or in the Fina~ Engineering.
Saporito asked about the effect on traffic in the area.Cechowski
stated that the developer will add a left-turn lane and an
acceleration lane on Winter Springs Boulevard, at Greenbriar Lane.
Dorman asked of the 30.49 acres what portion of the project is not
buildable. Cechowski stated that everything is buildable except for
the portion near the creek and the back water that surrounds Howell
Creek. He stated that the entire site is buildable.
Dorman asked about the developers request for waiver to the setback
from the mean high water line. Cechowski stated that the three
buildings are 13 ft. above the bottom of the ditch. He stated that
there would be no problem with flooding. The road is at elevation 20
and that the units are 3 ft. above the water elevation. Koch stated
that the City's concern is the safety factor involved with the
buildings being close to the body of water.
Dorman asked about street J, if there is an alternate entrance for
emergency vehicles. Cechowski stated that they will discuss this with
the City Engineer.
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Dorman stated that he was concerned that with the waivers that the
developers have requested, they will be building on every bit of land.
He asked the developers if they have looked into the possibility of
building to the City's Code and not ask for the waivers.
Cechowski stated that this would cut down the developable site from
30% to 50%. He stated that this would lose about one-third of the
units.
Mr. Harold McVernery representing Tuscawilla Homeowners Association,
was there to speak on the request.
There was discussion on the parking spaces, and on the set back from
the wc;lter level.
Jay Alpert was there also to speak on the project. He stated that
Winter Springs Development Corporation is in agreement with what the
developers want to do with the project.
Hartman moved to recommend approval of the Final Development Plan/Pre-
liminary Engineering for Braewick Villages in Tuscawilla on the south
side of Winter Springs Boulevard east of Howell Branch subject to
Staff Review and recommendations that the sidewalks be waivered and
the roads be allowed to be cut down and the pedestrian paths be of an
impervious material.
Motion died due to lack of a second.
Sapori to moved to not recommend approval until reconsideration of
further study of the effect of the waivers.
There was discussion on the motion.
Saporito withdrew the motion.
Dorman moved to table this issue and hold a Special Meeting on January
21, 1987, for further discussion. All Board members concurred.
ITEMS 7, 8, AND 9:
Koch gave her presentation. She stated that she wanted to introduce
these topics so the Board will have time to study them and offer input
at the next scheduled meeting.
There was discussion on the three topics.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:55 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Margo Hopkins, Recording Secretary
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