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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1987 04 22 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Minutes ~ ~ PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD MEETING April 22, 1981 PRESENT WERE: Richard DeFazio, Vice-Chairman Gene Dorman, Chairman Taru Joshi Jim Hartman Michael Saporito CITY OFFICIALS: J. Koch, Dir. Adm.jCity Planner D. LeBlanc, Land Dev.Cordinator The meeting was called to order by Chairman Dorman at 1:30 P.M. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF MARCH 25, 1981: Hartman moved to approve the minutes of March 25, 1981. Joshi. Vote: All aye. Seconded by PUBLIC HEARING Local Planning Agency Consideration of Proposed Amendments to Comprehensive Plan - Land Use Element - Adopted Land Use Map: Dorman stated that the Local Planning Agency will reopen the hearing of March 25, 1981, to consider additional request for land use reclassification. He stated that the Board will convene the public hearing and hear the request as the Local Planning Agency. They will then reopen the regular meeting and take action on the request as the Planning and Zoning Board. Suda, Inc. Reclassification of Property to Commercial - Lot 26 less West 651.13 ft., Block D, D.R. Mitchell Survey of the Levy Grant, Plat Book 1, Page 5 - 11.4 acres on west side of S.R. 434 near City Hall. Koch gave her presentation. She stated that the request is to change the land use from High Density Residential to Commercial. The request is for the eastern portion of the property to be developed for a regional post office. The rest of the Lot 26 and all of Lot 21 will remain at High Density Residential - Zone R-3. She stated that the current zoning and land use will not allow development for a post office; Commercial land use and zone C-1 will allow this. There was discussion on the number of acres to be reclassified. Bill Miller, representing Suda, Inc., was there to speak for the owner. He stated that he does not have precise information from the post office on the final determination to the total number of acres that will be needed for this project. Koch stated she advised the applicant that the request for land use amendment needed to specify exact boundaries, so a tract was delineated fronting on S.R. 434 within which the proposed project could be sited. Any reclassified property remaining after the precise boundaries were drawn for the post office could be recombined with the balance of Suda's R-3 property under a Conditional Use approval in C-1. Harry Reynolds, engineer, was there to speak for the development. There was discussion by the Land Planning Agency members regarding the future of road improvements in this area. ,r "" \ Planning and Zoning Board Minutes April 22, 198'1 Page 2 Dorman closed the public hearing and reconvened the Planning and Zoning Board. Hartman moved to recommend approval to the City Commission to add this property to our land use map as commercial land use and change the zoning to C-1. Seconded by DeFazio. Vote: All aye. Dorman reopened the Public Hearing for any public input on the amendments considered March 25, 198'1. He asked if there was anyone present to add input to the following amendments. Addition of annexed property to map at Light Industrial Classification - Lot 14 and part of Lot 15, Entzminger Farms, Addition 3, and part of Lot 13, Addition 1, Plat Book 6, Page 2'1 - 10 acres on Florida Avenue at US 1'1-92. There was no further comment on this amendment. Addition of property being annexed to map at Light Industrial Classification - Lot 25, Block D, D.R. Mitchell Survey of the Levy Grant, Plat Book 1, Page 5 - 10 acres on south side of S.R. 434, East of S.R. 419. There was no further comment on this amendment. Reclassification of property to Light Industrial - West 1/2 of Lot 20, Block D, D.R. Mitchell Survey of the Levy Grant, Plat Book 1, Page 5 - 5 acres on south side of S.R. 434, east of S.R. 419. There was no further comment on this amendment. Reclassification of property to Light Industrial - Lot 28, Block B. d.R. Mitchell Survey of the Levy Grant, Plat Book 1, Page 5 - 8 acres north of S.R. 434 - Tuscawilla Road intersection. There was no further comment on this amendment. Dorman closed the Public Hearing and reopened the Planning and Zoning Board. Request of Newlando, Inc. for amendment of approved final development plan/preliminary engineering of Highland Village Unit I - Multi-family development on east side of Sheoah Boulevard - north of N. Third Street in the Highlands: LeBlanc gave his presentation. He stated that this request has to do with section 44.85.8 - Alterations to the preliminary development plan. .-.- "' -..... Planning and Zoning Board Minutes April 22, 1987 Page 3 Alex Halberstadt president of Newlando, Inc., was there to speak for his request. He stated that the request is to relocate the entrance from Third Street to Sheoah Boulevard, to relocate general parking, to reshape the retention pond, and to change 27 ft. townhouse lots to 45 ft. patio home lots. He stated that this is consistent with the concept wi th the Highland Vi llage development, he stated that the Highlands Homeowners Association agrees and residents who live in the highlands Village also agree with this change. Kathleen DeGrenia, President of the Highlands Homeowners Association, was there to speak for the request. She stated that they have no problem with the request, she did state that additional fencing to con t inue from where it is up around lot 1 to screen cars from the parking lot; also some type of landscaping to discourage people from cutting through. Hartman stated that he had to leave the meeting to catch a plane, and wanted to voice his approval of this request. There was discussion on the request. Saporito moved to recommend approval that finding of fact that this request of the proposed amendment is consistent with the final development plan as previously approved. Seconded by DeFazio. Vote: All aye. Saporito moved to recommend approval contingent upon the recommendation of the Homeowners Association for additional fencing, additional landscaping, and a median cut onto Sheoah Boulevard. Seconded by DeFazio. Vote: All aye. The meeting was adjourned at 8:40 P.M. Respectfully submitted Margo Hopkins, Secretary Planning and Zoning Board