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PLANNING & ZONING BOARD
MAY 5, 1987 - 1:30 PM
Members present:
Chairman Johnson, Mesdames Nash and Nixon,
Messrs. Ferrell, Green, Hogan, and Schwob
Also present: M. A. Galbraith, Jr., City Attorney
(A)
Motion was
minutes of
unanimous ly
made by Mr.
the April
(7 to 0).
Hogan, seconded by
14, 1987 meeting
Mr. Schwob,
as written.
to approve the
Motion carried
Chairman Johnson outlined the procedures for conditional uses and advised that
anyone adversely affected by a decision of the Planning and Zoning Board, with
regard to conditional uses, has two weeks from this date in which to file an
appeal through the City Clerk's Office. Florida Law requires any party
appealing a decision of this Board to have a record of the proceedings to
support the appeal.
(B) Conditiona1 Uses:
1. Lot 10, R.H. Padgetts Sub.
(1212 Cleveland Street)
Homer Properties, lnc./David Moore
CU 87-30
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Request 3-PS (Package Sales of
Alcoholic Beverages)
Zoned - UC[E] (Urban Center [East])
Ms. Harvey advised this request is for package sale of alcoholic beverages in
the Urban Center (East) zoning district. She further advised the license being
applied for is a 3-PS license. She also advised the governing sections of the
Land Development Code are Sections 136.025(b) and (c)(2). Ms. Harvey stated
the Traffic Engineer had no objection and the Police Department saw no reason
to deny license to the applicant. She further stated this application has been
filed as the result of a lottery win. She also stated the proposed location is
intended as a holding location until such time as a permanent location is
found and the applicant does not intend to sell alcoholic beverages from the
subject location. Ms. Harvey stated that an applicant of a lottery win is
required to provide a suitable address in a zoning district which allows
alcoholic beverage sales. Ms. Harvey advised that staff recommended approval
subject to the use permit being procured witnin 18 months of approval of the
conditional use in order for applicant to obtain its operating license. She
also advised if the applicant relocates it will be necessary to obtain
approval by this Board for the new location.
Ms. Ha rvey
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advised a
the sale
letter was
of alcoholic
received from Steven and Deborah Hobbs who
beverages at the subject location (copy
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Mr. Richard Marvin Moore, father of applicant, appeared requesting approval of
this conditional use. After questioning by Mr. Hogan, Mr. Moore stated that an
address must be supplied to the State within a limited time period to qualify
for a license but his son does not intend to operate at the subject location.
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Mr. Moore further stated the property is owned by Homer Properties, Inc. and
Mr. Homer submitted a letter stating he had knowledge of and had no objection
to the sale of alcoholic beverages from the subject property. After Ms. Nixon
questioned if the applicant intends selling the license, Mr. Moore advised his
son will probably operate the store in the future but not at subject location.
MS. Deborah Hobbs, appeared in opposition to the above request and stated she
felt the further sale of alcoholic beverages would bring undesirable elements
into the neighborhood, would lower property values, would make it harder to
rent properties.
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After questioning by Mr. Schwab, Ms. Harvey advised the lottery allows an
applicant a certain amount of time to provide to the State an address that
could be used for the purpose of the license. She further advised it is a
requirement that the City approve the license as with any other license. She
stated the applicant needed a location where liquor sales are provided as a
conditional use. She also stated this is not a common practice to the extent
it is the first time there has been a lottery winner before the Planning and
Zoning Board. She also stated that previously the City Commission heard such
applications before the Land Development Code became effective. Ms. Harvey
advised that, to her knowledge, the City of Clearwater is the only City that
uses this procedure for approval. After further questioning by Mr. Schwob,
Ms. Harvey advised the Board is required to consider the location being
applied for under the standards of the Land Development Code.
Ms. Nixon expressed concern about the Board setting a precedence by approving
the operation even though the applicant has no intention of operating at the
subject location. She felt the Board would have no recourse but to approve a
subsequent application for a liquor store at this location. After questioning
by Mr. Hogan, Mr. Moore advised an Occupational License cannot be applied for
until zoning requirements are met. Mr. Moore further advised there is no
intent to operate a package sales store at the location but time is needed to
find an appropriate location for the operation. After questioning by Mr.
Schwob, l>lr. Moore advised the location is not ideal as there is neither
parking nor a proper entrance available.
In rebuttal, Mr. Moore felt the opposition's complaint is legitimate but
stated he is not here today requesting an actual use and merely wishes to use
location to hold the license until an appropriate location can be found. .
Mr. Hogan expressed concern that, if the license is sold to another party, the
license could then be used at the subject location. Mr. Moore advised the
Board that the winner of a lottery may not sell its license for a period of 3
years.
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Motion was made by Mr. Schwab, seconded by Mr. Green, to approve the above
request subject to the use permit being procured within 18 months of approval
of the conditional use. Motion carried unanimously (7 to 0).
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Lots 1 through 7, Sunburst Court
(1710 North Ft. Harrison)
James J. Orlando/Kenneth R. Mitchell
CU 87-31 '
Request 3-PS (Package Sales of
Alcoholic Beverages)
Zoned - eN (Neighborhood Commercial)
Ms. Harvey advised this request is for package sale of alcoholic beverages in
the Neighborhood Commercial zoning district. She further advised the license
being applied for is a 3-PS license. She also advised the governing sections
of the Land Development Code are Sections 136.025(b) and (c)(2). Ms. Harvey
stated the Traffic Engineer had no objection and the Police Department saw no
reason to deny license to the applicant. Ms. Harvey advised that staff
recommended approval subject to the use permit being procured within 6 months
of approval of the conditional use.
Ms. Harvey advised that a copy of a petition was received from individuals who
reside in the area and object to the sale of alcoholic beverages at the above
location (copy attached).
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conditional use. Mr. Mitchell stated, if approval is granted by this Board, he
hopes to begin operation in approximately 3 months. After questioning by Mr.
Schwob, Mr. Mitchell stated that he observed no liquor stores to the north for
5 or 10 miles on Alt. 19 (North Ft. Harrison); he observed no liquor stores to
the south from his location to City Hall on North Ft. Harrison; and, he
observed some liquor stores to the east on Gu1f-to-Bay Boulevard, at least 4
or 5 miles away. Mr. Mitchell felt there is no real competition in the
neighborhood. Mr. Mitchell stated his operation is for package sales only and
will not include on premise consumption.
~. Mary Helen Maran, appeared in opposition to the above request and stated
approximately 2 years ago she purchased the property at 1725 North Myrtle
Avenue. She stated the area is being improved and upgraded to the way the
neighborhood was previously and felt the neighborhood was changing for the
better. Ms. Maran stated the owner of the property is providing needed
services to the neighborhood, such as a laundromat, a grocery store, a seafood
market, and a place of worship, but felt a liquor store is not a needed
service. She felt a liquor store would not be in the best interest of
improving the condition of the neighborhood.
After questioning by Ms. Nixon, Ms. Maran stated the closest liquor store she
1s aware of is located on Myrtle south of Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard. After further
questioning by Ms. Nixon, Ms. Maran stated a church is located next to the
seafood market in a small strip mall and which is also the location of the
proposed liquor store.
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Mr. James J. Orlando, owner of the subject property, appeared in support of
the above reques t. He advised the place of worship mentioned earlier is a
group of 3 individuals who meet once a week and felt these 3 individuals would
not be offended by the proposed package store. Mr. Orlando felt the package
store would be an asset to the surrounding stores. After ques tioning by Mr.
Johnson, Mr. Orlando stated he is the owner of the of the property, the place
of worship does pay rent and is listed as a church, and he was merely
commenting of hours and days of worship. ffe felt the church and the package
store did not present a source of conflict. After questioning by Mr. Ferrell,
Mr. Orlando advised he is not sure if the food market sells beer or wine.
Ms. Linda Olenych, appeared in opposition to the above request and stated she
has purchased beer in the food market. She further stated she thinks the food
market sells wine but is not sure. She felt since there is a source of alcohol
in the area another source is not necessary.
In rebuttal, Mr. Mitchell stated he will not provide cups and ice to customers
so as not to promote the idea of opening bottles as soon as customers leave
premises. ffe also stated his lease agreement states he is responsible not only
for the store but also for the frontage space and the area must be maintained
and cleaned. He further stated he did not see any real competition in the area
and felt this location is convenient for customers to purchase beer, wine, and
liquor. Mr. Mitchell advised he needs approval from the City before completion
of licensing can occur and his research indicated the area is a good location.
Mr. Hogan stated if this Board approves the request it will allow a liquor
store next to a church. He also stated he felt the maintenance of the property
is not that great. Mr. Hogan felt that a neighborhood commercial area is for
the convenience of the neighborhood and to enhance a neighborhood and felt a
liquor store in this area will do nothing for the neighborhood.
Mr. Johnson stated this Board recently considered a similar request and felt
the Board should take that request into consideration when making a decision.
Mr. Schwob felt on premise consumption may not be good for the area but felt a
liquor store properly license would not be a detriment to the neighborhood. He
stated he had difficulty understanding how such an establishment would tear
down a. neighborhood. Mr. Schwob also stated that previously the Board had
denied a license because several churches were in the area and the decision
was overturned by a Hearing Officer because the churches did not appear in
opposition to the license. Mr. Schwob felt a well-run package store might
improve the neighborhood.
Motion was made by Mr. Ferrell, seconded by Mr. Schwob to approve the above
request subject to the use permit being procured within 6 months of approval
of the conditional use. Motion carried (5 to 2) with Mr. Hogan and Chairman
Johnson voting "nay."
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M&B 34.03, Sec. 23-29S-l5E
(1551 Highland Avenue)
Edmund S. Whitson, Jr./Mudano Associates
CU 87-32
Zoned
Temporary Building for
Banking Facility
CC (Commercial Center)
Request
Ms. Harvey stated this request for conditional use is for a temporary building
for use as a banking facility in the Commercial Center zoning district. She
also stated the Traffic Engineer had no objection. She advised the governing
sections of the Land Development Code are Section 136.017(d) regarding per-
mitting of temporary building, and Section 136.025(b) regarding standards for
conditional use. Ms. Harvey advised an approved certified site plan for the
area is valid for approximately 7 more years by court order. She also advised
that staff recommended approval subject to: 1) the use permit being procured
within 6 months of approval of the conditional use; and 2) the Board"'s
approval be for a period not to exceed 1 year from issuance of the temporary
building permit.
Ms. Harvey stated 2 letters of support were received from area residents.
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Ms. Patty Stough of Mudano Associates, appeared requesting approval of this
conditional use. She advised the applicant plans to place a manufactured
building on the property during construction of the permanent facility.
Ms. Freda S. Dros, questioned the type of facility and how long the temporary
facility would be in use. Ms. Stough advised the temporary facility is a
double-wide, modular-type home. Ms. Harvey advised the Building Department has
the authority to issue a permit for a temporary building not to exceed one
year. She further advised if 1 year passes, the applicant will be required to
come before this Board a second time and re-apply to the Building Department
for a perm! t for a temporary building a second time_ She also advised that,
since there is a certified site plan, it isn't anticipated that the temporary
facility will be in place for years and years.
Motion was made by Mr. Hogan, seconded by Mr. Schwob, to approve the above
request subject to: 1) the use permit being procured within 6 months of
approval of the conditional use; and 2) Approval granted for a period not to
exceed 1 year from issuance of the temporary building permico Motion carried
unanimously (7 to 0).
4. Lakeview Square Replat Condo
(1020 Lakeview Drive)
A.F.B. Properties/ Kathryn A. McGhee
CU 87-33
Request
Educational Purposes of Tutoring,
Evaluation, and Counseling Children
OL (Limited Office)
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Zoned
Ms. Harvey advised this request for conditional use is for a use not
specifically identified in the Code, that being tutoring in an office facility
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located at Lakeview and Greenwood in the Limited Office Zoning District. She
advised that Section 135.188(f) of the Land Development Code states a use not
specifically identified in the Code is considered a conditional use and must
be heard by the Planning and Zoning Board. She also advised the Board that
Section 136.025(b) to determine if the use is appropriate. She stated the
applicant is proposing to do testing and counseling in the office building and
these two functions are presumed to be appropriate in any psychologist's
office. She also stated the applicant will provide a tutoring service and
staff felt the tutoring aspect of the business should be reviewed by the Board
to assure there would be no detrimental impact as a result of the tutoring
service. Ms. Harvey advised the Traffic Engineer had no objection. She also
advised that staff recommended approval subject to: 1) the use permit being
obtained within 6 months of approval of the conditional use; and 2) all
services of this use be prOVided indoors.
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Ms. Kathryn McGhee, applicant, appeared requesting approval of this
conditional use. Ms. McGhee stated Lincoln Learning Lah!'; is an educational
service which includes evaluation and testing of children and adults, as well
as family education for citizens of the City of Clearwater. She also stated
applicant has been awarded a national grant from the National Association of
Mental Health to do "take out" education, which is packaged information and
instruction for home use. She further stated there are occasions when there
will be more than 3 children at one time at the subject location; however, the
children are always supervised by an adult and accompanied by a parent. She
advised all services are handled inside the facility. After questioning by
Ms. Nixon, Ms. McGhee advised 3 to 6 children at one time may be at the
facility, with 6 being the maximum, and the facility contains approximately
1200 square feet of space.
Hr. Woodrow Rands, 1285 South Greenwood Avenue, appeared in opposition to the
above application and ex:pressed concern that the children will wander the
neighborhood. He advised he lives directly across the street from the proposed
facility. Mr. Rands played a recording of the sounds, made from his home, of
children from an adjacent day care center. Ms. McGhee advised the service at
the above facility will be conducted in a professional manner, a session lasts
approximately 50 minutes while the children are being tutored and then the
children leave. Ms. McGhee also advised she has been involved with this
professional service in St. Petersburg and Tampa for 20 years. After
questioning by Mr. Hogan, Ms. McGhee advised the children will be inside at
all times. Ms. McGhee advised Mr. Rands that children must wait in the waiting
room if parents are not in attendance.
~. Phyllis Rands, 1285 South Greenwood Avenue, appeared in opposition to the
above application, stated she has worked with children in the past, and
questioned if parents would be required to sign their children in and out of
the facility.
Mr. Johnson felt the applicant has
operated as a professional school
sessions lasting 50 minutes.
assured the Board this facility will be
with the children remaining inside for
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Mr. Schwob stated this profeSSional teaching service will have some expense to
it and it is not a baby-sitting service.
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Mr. Hogan felt the idea of signing children in and out is a good idea because
it will require the parent to bring the child into the building. Ms. Harvey
advised the City would have no way to monitor such a procedure and requested
the signing in and out of children not be made a condition of approval. Ms.
McGhee felt the signing in and out of children would be a good idea and stated
she would require parents to do so.
Motion was made by Mr. Schwob, seconded by Mr. Green, to approve the above
request subject to: 1) the use permit being obtained within 6 months of
approval of the conditional use; and 2) all services of this use be provided
indoors. Motion carried unanimously (7 to 0).
S. M&B 14.03, Sec. 17-29S-16E
(289B Gulf-To-Bay Boulevard)
Michael D. Thompson/
Bobby Silor (Mako's)
ClJ 87-34
Request 4-COP-SRX (On Premise Consumption of
Alcoholic Beverages)
Zoned - CO (General Commercial)
Ms. Harvey advised this request for conditional use is for on premise
consumption of alcoholic beverages in the Commercial General zoning district
on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard. She also ad~ised the license being applied for is a
4-COP-SRX. license. She further advised the governing sections of the Land
Development Code are Sections 136.025(b) and (c)(l). Ms. Harvey advised the
following have been submitted: 1) Copies of two petitions, one from Glen Ellen
Mobile Home Park expressing concerns regarding noise and litter and one from
Parkwood Estates expressing concerns regarding noise and traffic problems; 2)
Copy of a letter from City Manager Shoemaker assuring violations occurring on
the property would be cited and that permits issued by the City of Clearwater
were in order; 3) Copy of a letter from Board Chaiman Johnson expressing
concern regarding the lack of approval of a permit at this location now
serving alcohol; 4) Copy of a letter from Board Member Hogan expressing
concern that the facility failed to follow procedure established by the City
for obtaining alcoholic beverage permit approval; 5) Comments from the Police
Department, after a background check, advising it saw no reason to deny
license to applicant, accompanied by a listing of complaints and actions taken
by the Police Department regarding the subject location; 6) Comments from the
Traffic Engineer regarding traffic and/or traffic-related problems at the
subject location, along with suggestions for conditions to be placed on the
property; and, 7) Copy of a letter from Harriet Richards addressed to Mayor
Garvey, expressing her opposition to granting approval of tbe subject permit.
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conditions: 1) !hat the occupancy of the building be limited to the
availability of parking on site; 2) Th.at if valet service is to be provided,
it be approved by the Traffic Engineer; 3) Consideration of limitation of
hours of operation if necessary to assure compatibility; and 4) Additional
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of the building to the rear of the property, additional fencing on the east
side of the property to give more security or separation between the mobile
home owners and the restaurant facility, and at the southeast corner of the
site the driveway entrance to Mako~s from the mobile home park be closed and
not be available for use to stop ingress/egress from the mobile home park
drive. Ms. Harvey advised some considerat ion might be given to closing the
additional driveway on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard and having the property operate
from one driveway entrance off Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard. She also advised that if
this property were a new development the property would have the availability
of only one entrance off of Gulf-to-Bay unless the Traffic Engineer felt is
was necessary to have an additional driveway.
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Mr. George Greer, representative of applicant, appeared requesting approval of
this conditional use. Mr. Greer advised that the applicant was unaware, when a
contract was entered into for purchase of the business, of the of the require-
ment for him to appear before the Planning and Zoning Board for a change of
ownership of the license. He further advised the applicant has been open since
February 13, 1987 and applicant received, before opening, both an Occupational
License and a Certificate of Occupancy from the City of Clearwater, as well as
acquiring and receiving approval of the license from the State of Florida.
Mr. Greer stated he is not sure what approval of change in ownership of a
lawfully operated business is intended to accomplish but the applicant is an
innocent party unaware of the change in ownership requirement. Mr. Greer
suggested the Board backdate itself to a time in January when this application
should have been heard had the applicant been aware of all requirements. Mr.
Greer stated that, in taking into consideration City Staff's recommendation of
approval, he has been advised by the applicant: 1) The owner of the real
estate owns half of the roadway to the east and would have no objection to
installation of fencing; 2) The applicant would have no objection to fencing
on the east and west of the property; 3) The applicant would strongly oppose
any limitation on hours of operation since previous license holder had no
limitations; and 4) The applicant would oppose parking limitations contrary to
requirements in the Land Development Code. Mr. Greer stated the applicant has
made great effort to address and solve any problems and another application is
pending before this Board to change the license designation. Mr. Greer felt
the concerns mentioned by Ms. Harvey might be more appropriately addressed at
the pending hearing. He requested the present application for change of
ownership be approved by this Board.
Ms. Anoa SkidllOre~ eaployee of Breakers on the Bay Apartment Complex, 2909
Gulf-to-Bay-Boulevard, appeared in support of the above request and stated the
applicant is trying very hard to rectify any problems that occurred in the
past, one of which was the problem of overparking and overflow of customers.
She stated the applicants have been to the apartment complex in an effort to
rectify any problems.
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Hr. Ed Grots, representing the Bethel Presbyterian Church. 2905 Gulf-to Bay
Boulevard, appeared in opposition to the above request and stated he objects
to the overcrowding of parking and the grass on Church property being torn up.
He also stated is opposed the to the littering of beer bottles and other
debris, an increase of which he has seen in the last 3 weeks. He further
stated undesirable effects would be eliminated if the cause was eliminated.
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After questioning by Mr. Schwob, Mr. Grota stated there were no problems with
the previous owner and problems only started occurring in the last 2 months.
In rebuttal, Mr. Greer stated the bottles found by Mr. Grota were not from the
applicant's premises, as applicant may only sell for on premise consumption.
He also stated the absence of people objecting shows the improvements
applicant has recently made. He further stated had the application been heard
as it should have been prior to new ownership there would have been no persons
appearing in opposition to this request.
Mr. Johnson stated the biggest concern is the noise problem. Mr. Greer felt
this is not something to be considered in approving a change of ownership and
the absence of citations by the Police Department for the last 2 weeks and no
adjacent hOIlle owners appearing in opposition speaks well for the current
situation.
After questioning by Mr. Hogan, Mr. Greer stated it is possible for the empty
bottles to be from applicant's premise but stated it is a violation of state
law to allow beverages to be taken from the premises and applicant does not
allow such to happen.
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business for 11 years. He further stated he was confident of the success of
the operation because of the unique Cajun concept. He also stated that steps
have been taken to eliminate the problems with noise and parking. He advised
there have been 2 sound system changes. He also advised there are 7 security
people working outside, 4 of whom monitor the parking lot and 3 of whom
monitor the patio area. He further advised that the adjacent mobile home park
owners told him that they have had no complaints during the last 2 weeks.
Mr. Silor stated he is trying to do his best to correct any problems and get
along witn tne neighborhood and he felt that before long there would be no
problems whatsoever.
After questioning by Ms. Nixon, Mr. Silor advised he is currently operating
with a 4-COP-SRX license. He advised the anchor of the business is Cajun food
and is successful at night with the nightclub. He further advised he is
currently selling more alcohol than food. After further questioning by Ms.
Nixon, Mr. Greer advised the State Beverage Department allows 1 year to get
the operation in order before the 51% food requirement must be adhered to and
applicant's food sales comprise approximately 40% of the total business. Mr.
Silor further answered Ms. Nixon that he doesn't feel meeting the 51% food
requirement would make a difference in his operation because his operation is
busy every night of the week and he caters to a good, professional crowd
ranging in age from 28 to 35. After Ms. Nixon commented about the loud public
address system, Mr. Silor stated the system may have been turned up louder
than it should have been but he has recently retained an acoustical sound man
to help correct and control the noise level.
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After questioning by Mr. Schwob, Mr. Silor stated the petition received was
presented before changes were made to the sound system and he further stated a
security guard is stationed at the mobile home park entrance to prevent people
from entering the park. Mr. Sitor further stated he suggested to the residents
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of the mobile home park that he install a guard house at the entrance but the
residents felt it was no longer necessary. Mr. Silor also answered Mr. Schwob
that he planned 2 days ago to install fencing on the east and west side of the
property but the adjacent residents requested that the private drive no longer
be blocked since the residents like to use the private drive.
Mr. Schwob questioned if the neighboring people were notified, since none have
appeared in opposition to this request. Ms. Harvey stated that the City Clerk
would have sent notices out but, since the notices were mailed, changes may
have been made. Mr. Silor advised it was in the newspaper that this request
would be heard today.
Ms. Nixon felt the valet parking is a good idea and the fire department is
doing a good job of citing the applicant for overcrowding. She also felt the
change in ownership should be approved and the Board should deal with anything
else when the license designation change is before the it in 2 weeks. Mr.
Schwob felt the Board should make a decision based upon information it has
before it at the present time and requirements in the Land Development Code.
He stated he is impressed that no one from the mobile home parks has appeared
in opposition. He also stated it appears Mr. Silor has been working to
cooperate with neighboring residents. Mr. Green felt the Board should base its
decision on information before it at the present time, and he felt the fencing
is important but is not sure the driveway should be cut off. Mr. Hogan felt
the applicant is making an effort to work with the neighborhood. Mr. Johnson
agreed and felt it is essential for a business to serve and protect the peace
~~~ and tranquility of the neighborhood.
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request subject to fencing, similar to that on the north
east and west side. Motion carried unanimously (7 to 0).
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6. Lot 43, Drew Terrace
(1736 Drew Street)
Bruce C. Stahle/Mark Stahle
(Val's Finer Foods)
CU 87-35
Request - 2-COP (On Premise Consumption and
Package Sales of Alcoholic
Beverages)
Zoned CG (General Commercial)
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Ms. Harvey advised this request for conditional use is for on premise and
package sales of alcoholic beverages in a General Commercial zoning district.
She also advised the license being applied for 1s a 2-COP license. She further
advised the governing sections of the Land Development Code are Section
136.02S(b), (c)(l), and (c)(2). Ms. Harvey stated the Traffic Engineer had no
objection and the Police Department saw no reason to deny license to
applicant. She also stated the applicant currently has package sales of
alcoholic beverages and 1s requesting a 2-COP license for on premise
consumption for the purpose of wine tasting and charging for the same. She
stated staff recommended approval subject to the use permit being procured
within 6 months of approval of the conditional use.
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Ms. Harvey advised that 1 letter in opposition has been received from a neigh-
boring resident.
Mr. Mark Stahle, applicant, appeared requesting approval of this conditional
use. Mr. Stahle stated his operation consists of strictly retail sales of
gourmet foods, meats, and wines. He also stated he has no intention of
operating a lounge or serving foods. Mr. Stahle stated his wines are kept in a
temperature controlled environment. He furtl1er stated that wine tas ting has
increased sales but with selling the more e~pensive wines he can't afford to
give wine samples away. Mr. Stal11e advised that by charging for wines tasted
he will recoup the cost of the expensive wines and charging $2 or $3 for a
sample of wine will also eliminate on premise "drinking."
After questioning by Mr. Scl1wob, Mr. Stahle advised he will sell 1 ounce
samples and the type of people who buy these wines are interested in wines and
not interested in drinking. He also answered ~r. Schwob he has no seating on
premises) he doesn't want seating on premises, but he must r~quest a variance
since he has inadequate seating. After questioning by Mr. Green, Ms. Harvey
advised it is not necessary to include as a condi tion of approval that a
variance be approved) but if the variance to seating accommodations is not
approved the applicant will be required to provide necessary seating before on
premise consumption may take place.
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Mr. Schwob stated this appears to be an interesting idea but felt the variance
to the seating accommodation should be a condition of approval because a
different type of operation would exist if seating was allowed.
Motion was made by Mr. Schwab, seconded by Mr. Hogan, to approve the above
request subject to: 1) ':rile use permi t being procured within 6 months of
approval of the conditional use; and 2) approval of a variance to the seating
accommodation. Motion carried unanimously (7 to D).
The Chairman called a recess at 3:40 P.M.
Mr. Ferrell left the meeting at 3:45 ~.
The meeting reconvened at 3:50 PM.
c. Annexation and Zoning
1.
Lots 106, 107 and Part Lot 157
Clearwater Manor Sub.
(Located on the west side of West Lagoon
Circle and the south side of South
Lagoon Circle, east of Belcher Road)
(Delashaw/Selbmann/Sizemore/Foerste/City)
A 87-15
Request - Annexation and Zoning, RS-8
(Single-Family Residential "Eight")
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The above properties are located on the ~est side of West Lagoon Circle and
the south side of South Lagoon Circle) east of Belcher Road.
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Ms. Deloris Selbmann, one of the subject property owners, questioned why she
received applications to sign when her property was already incorporated
before she purchased the property and further questioned why the law doesn't
protect people. Mr. Pruitt advised the subject properties were part of prior
Agreements to Annex into the City. He further advised the properties were not
contiguous at the time but are contiguous to the City limits at this time, it
is now legal to annex the properties into the City, and the property owners
were mailed applications in order to complete the annexation. Mr. Pruitt
advised that should be the responsibility of the title company to discover any
such agreements. Mr. Green suggested she review all the papers she received at
closing on the property to see if mention was made of the proposed annexation
or other eKceptions. He further suggested, if these were not included with the
papers she received at closing, she talk to the attorney who did the closing.
Mr. John Sizemore, one of the subject property owners, stated when he
purchased his property he did so choosing to live in the county, he was not
informed that an Agreement to Annex existed concerning his property when it
was purchased, and he did not find out until he was notified by mail.
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(Single-Family Residential "Eight") zoning. He also advised that City sewer is
available and water service is provided by the County. Mr. Pruitt stated the
properties are currently developed with single family residences. He also
stated that Public Works requested the abutting right-of-way of South Lagoon
Circle be included in the annexation. Mr. Pruitt advised that staff
recommended approval of the annexation and RS-8 zoning.
After questioning by Mr. Green, Ms. Harvey advised the basis for Agreements to
Annex was to provide sewer service. Mr. Green stated when property is being
supplied city services, sucll as sewer, it is appropriate for the city to
require annexation when the property is ready to be brought into the city. Mr.
Green stated tllat the status of anneKation is one reason a title search is
done.
Motion was made by Mr. Green, seconded by
and RS-8 (Single-Family Residential
unanimously (& to 0).
Mr. Hogan, to approve the anneKation
"Eight") zoning. Motion carried
2. Lot 15, BIk. A
Kapok 'rerrace Sub.
(Located on the north side of Merrill Avenue,
west of McMullen-Booth Road)
(Boh!)
A 87-16
Request
Annexation and Zoning, RS-8
(Single-Family Residential "Eight")
'l'he above property is located on the north side of Merrill Avenue, west of
McMullen-Booth Road.
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Residential
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Motion was made by Mr. Hogan,
annexation and RS-6 (Single-Family
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3. Lot 33, Terra Alto Estates
(Located on the southwest corner at the
intersection of Sandy Lane and
Highland Avenue)
(Bengston)
A 87-18
Request - Annexation and Zoning, RS-8
(Single-Family Residential "Eight")
The above property is located at the southwest corner of the intersection of
Sandy Land and Highland Avenue.
The applicant was not present.
Mr. Pruitt stated this request is for annexation and RS-8 (Single-Family
Residential "Eight") zoning. He also stated City water and sewer are available
and a single-fwmily residence is proposed for the property. Mr. Pruitt advised
that staff recommended approval of the annexation and RS-8 zoning.
Motion was made by Mr. Schwob,
annexation and RS-8 (Single-Family
unanimously (6 to 0).
seconded by Mr. Hogan, to approve the
Residential "Eight") zoning. Motion carried
D. Annexation, Zoning, and Land Use Plan Auaendment
1. Lots 3 through 7, Blk. A, Dellwood Heights Sub.
(Located on the south side of S.R. 590, approxi-
mately 1,075 feet west of McMullen-Booth Road)
(Austin/Pappalardo)
A 87-14 LUP 87-9
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Request - Annexation and Zoning, OL
(Limited Office)
Land Use
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Residential/Office
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The above property is located on the south side of S.R. 590, approximately
1,075 feet west of McMullen-Booth Road.
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G Attorney Anthony Piernick, representative of applicant, advised the subject
parcel is just east of Mission Hills Development. He also stated the parcel is
approximately .358 acres, there are currently no plans for development, and
the property is for sale. He further stated the annexation and zoning is
requested since it is a necessary step before anything might be done with the
property. He also stated the request for the Limited Office zoning is less
intense than that of the surrounding land and Limited Office is in conformance
with recommendations of City staff. Mr. Piernick stated the applicant realizes
that along S.R. 590 a less intense zoning would be more appropriate.
Mr. Pruitt advised this request is for anneKation and OL (Limited Office)
zoning and a Land Use Plan amendment from Industrial to Residential/Office. He
also advised the surroundings uses are vacant land to the east and south, a
condominium development to the west, and single-family residences to the
north. Mr. Pruitt stated that since the parcel is under one acre in size the
City Commission will need to make a determination that it is in the Commronity
interest to create a zoning district smaller than the minimum size district.
He stated a 100 foot right-of-way planned for S.R. 590 will require additional
right-of-way and the right-of-way for Landmark Drive is 80 feet. Mr. Pruitt
advised that City water is available. He further advised that staff
recommended approval of the annexation, Limited Office zoning and Land Use
Plan amendment from Industrial to Residential/Office.
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Dr. Bradford Crossman, resident of Mission Hills Association, appeared in
opposition to the above reques t. Dr. Crossman expressed concern regarding
increased traffic on S.R. 590 and McMullen-Booth Road. He also expressed
concern regarding parking problems, height of building, water flow and
aesthetic value. Mr. Hogan advised Dr. Crossman that maximum height in the
Limited Office zoning district is 25 feet.
Mr. Green advised Dr. Crossman the choice of zoning on the property is Limited
Office as opposed to the Industrial zoning as is now in place. He further
advised that if the property remains Industrial it doesn't mean that the land
will remain vacant. He also advised that requiring the property to remain
vacant is not a choice this Board is in a position to have.
The Board members attempted to explain to Dr. Crossman the difference in the
zoning categories and the less intense development that would be permitted
with the Limited Office zoning.
Ms. Nixon explained the reason this item was postponed at the last meeting was
because the applicant did not show.
In rebuttal, Mr. Piernick stated the property is for sale and if it is that
important to the residents of Mission Hills they may want to consider
purchasing it. He further advised that the intersection of McMullen-Booth Road
and S.R. 590 will become increasingly busy in the future.
Motion was made by Mr. Schwob, seconded by Mr. Green, to approve the
annexation, Limited Office zoning, and Land Use Plan amendment from Industrial
to Residential/Office. Motion carried unanimously (6 to 0).
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2. Lots 8 and 9, Blk. A
Harbor Vista Sub.
(Located on the east side of Douglas
Avenue, south of Sunset Point Road)
(Dixon)
A 87-17 LUP 87-10
Request - Annexation and Zoning, CN
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Land Use Plan
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with City water and his reason for the request is to also be served with City
sewer. Mr. Dixon stated, in regard to City sewer, that some ti~e ago the City
put a sleeve under Douglas Avenue. He also stated that the Utilities Depart-
ment was supportive of the request, in order that the sleeve be used. After
questioning by Mr. Johnson, Mr. Dixon advised there is no boat operation
taking place on the property and he has made a request to the tenant that the
boat be removed.
Mr. Pruitt advised this request is for annexation, CN (Neighborhood
Commercial) zoning and a Land Use Plan amendment from Low Density Residential
to Commercial/Tourist Facilities. Mr. Pruitt stated the property is presently
developed with a strip center containing office/retail uses. He stated City
water is available. He also stated surrounding uses include Neighborhood
Commercial uses to the south, business uses and a single-family residence to
the north, and single-family residences across Douglas Avenue to the west. Mr.
Pruitt advised staff recommended approval of the annexation, CN zoning and
Land Use Plan amendment from Low Density Residential to Commercial/Tourist
Facilities.
Motion was made by Mr. Schwob, seconded by Mr. Hogan, to approve the
annexation, CN (Neighborhood Commercial) zoning, and Land Use Plan amendment
from Low Density Residential to Commercial/Tourist Facilities. Motion carried
unanimously (6 to 0).
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Zoning Atlas and Land Use P1an Amendment
1. MOB 44.18, Sec. 21-29S-15E
(Located on the east side of Clearwater-Largo
Road, south of Woodlawn Street)
(Jones)
Z 87-6 LUP 87-11
Zoning Atlas:
FROK: p/sp (Public/Semi-Public)
TO: CN (Neighborhood Commercial)
Land Use P1an:
FROK: Public/Semi-Public
TO: Commercial/Tourist Facilities
The above property is located on the east side of Clearwater-Largo Road, south
of Woodlawn Street.
Mr. Jeff Moore, one of owners of
property is owned by Trevor Jones
congregate care facility.
Southern Investors Realty,
but is under contract for
stated the
a proposed
Ms. Harvey stated the subject property has been before this Board in the past.
She also gave background of what occurred for purposes of rezoning the
property in order that it was able to be used as a congregate care facility
prior to adoption of the Land Development Code. She advised that prior to
adoption of the Code there was provision in the P/SP district for congregate
care facility use for which the previous owner had applied and the City
approved as a special exception. She further advised that the approval for
special exception expired and after adoption of the Code congregate care
facilities were no longer provided for as a conditional use in the p/Sp
district.
Ms. Harvey stated the property is still proposed to be used as a congregate
care facility and it was determined that Neighborhood Commercial would allow
for congregate care facilities. She also stated the property is located
between an area zoned CR-24 containing a trailer park, and is bordered to the
south and west by an area zoned CG. She also stated neither CR-24 nor CG allow
for congregate care use although CN does, and it would be appropriate for the
City Commission to determine that the zoning is in the Community interest
since the property is under two acres. She advised if the use of a congregate
care facility is pursued by the applicant, it will be necessary for this Board
to consider the same as a conditional use. Ms. Harvey advised that staff
recommended approval of the zoning atlas amendment from Public/Semi-Public to
Neighborhood Commercial and the Land Use Plan from Public/Semi-Public to
Commercial/Tourist Facilities.
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are not included as a conditional use in P/SP zoning because congregate care
facilities provide a "residence" and by State definition are not
"institutional" uses and P/SP is intended for "institutional public-type" uses
such as a nursing home, hospital, etc.
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c~<':i."" Motion was made by Mr. Hogan, seconlfed by Mr. Green, to approve the zoning
atlas amendment from Public/Semi-Public to Neighborhood Commercial and the
Land Use Plan from PublicjSe~-Public to Commercial/Tourist Facilities. Motion
carried unanimously (6 to 0).
(8)
2.
Part M&B 24.01, Sec. 09-295-16&
(Located on the north side of the Pact
site and on the eastern side of
One Kapok Terrace Condominium on the
east side of MCMullen-Booth Road)
(One Kapok Terrace, Ltd.)
Z 87-7 Lrrp 87-12
Zoning At1as:
FROM: RPD-8 (Residential Planned Development)
10: pjSP (Public/Semi-Public)
Land Use
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Plan:
Low Density Residential
Public/Semi-Public
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el) To consider an amendment to the Master Site Plan
known as One Kapok Terrace, Ltd. in the RP~8
(Residential Planned Development) Zoning District
as required by Sec. 135.076 of the Code of
Ordinances of the City of Clearwater for the
following described property:
Part M&B 24.01, Sec. 09-19S-16E (Located on the
north side of the Pact site and on the
eastern side of One Kapok Terrace Condominium
on the east side of McMullen-Booth Road)
(One Kapok Terrace, Ltd.)
The Board discussed Items (E) 2 and (F) simultaneously as both applications
pertain to the same property.
Mr. Leonard Mankin, representative of One Kapok Terrace, Ltd., stated the
subject property involves 2 condominiums adjacent to Ruth Eckerd Hall for use
as classrooms and training facility for theatre arts.
After questioning by Mr. Johnson, Mr. Jack LoBianco, One Kapok Terrace, Ltd.,
stated access for the 2 condo units will not be from McMullen-Booth Road. He
also stated that access is intended to be from the east end of the development
so that access will not be through the development. Mr. Johnson stated he
would be against accessibility to the adjacent condominiums anywhere near the
proposed classroom.
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Mr. Howard Groth, Secretary of Board of Directors of PACT, stated it is PACT's
intention to build a fence or wall as a buffer between the building and the
remaining residential area.
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After questioning by Mr. Green, Mr. Groth stated entrance will be from Ruth
Eckerd Hall and there will be a curb cut with parking on the other side of the
building, which is City-owned property.
After questioning by Mr. Johnson, Mr. LoBianco spoke to approximately one half
of the condominium owners who have said they have no objection specifically
because the school will not be accessed through the community.
Ms. Harvey stated Item (E) 2 is a request for rezoning and Land Use Plan
amendment for a port ion of the property now known as One Kapok Terrace and
currently zoned RPD-8. She also stated the Performing Arts Center is proposing
to purchase that property. She advised staff recommended approval of the
zoning atlas amendment from RPD-8 to p/SP and a Land Use Plan amendment from
Low Density Residential to Public/Semi-Public.
Ms. Harvey advised ltem (I') is a request to consider an amendment to the
Master Site Plan and has been reviewed and approved by the Development Review
Committee. She also advised the site plan shows the deletion from the One
Kapok Terrace site of the area to be purchased by PACT. Ms. Harvey advised the
property will be under separate ownership and is actually a subdivision of a
metes and bounds which requires that the property be platted. She also advised
the Development Review Committee included in its approval the condition that a
preliminary plat be filed by PACT when the property has changed ownership on
the portion of the property to be used for classrooms and administrative
offices. She further advised PACT will be required to provide on the plat its
proposals for parking and access to the subject property. Ms. Harvey advised
staff recommended approval of the amended site plan subject to the later
submission of a Preliminary Plat by the Performing Arts Center and Theatre.
After questioning by Ms. Nixon, Ms. Harvey advised PACT will be required to
provide information regarding the number of required parking spaces for the
Performing Arts Center and for the classrooms and if not enough parking spaces
are provided it will be necessary for PACT to request a variance.
After questioning by Mr. Hogan, Mr. Groth stated no shop work 'or scenery work
would take place in the classrooms as the classrooms are intended for acting
classes.
In regard to Item (E) 2~ motion was made by Ms. Nixon, seconded by Mr. Green,
to approve the zoning atlas amendment from RPD-8 (Residential Planned
Development "Eight") to p/Sp (Public/Semi-Public) and a Land Use Plan
amendment from Low Density Residential to Public/Semi-Public. Motion carried
unanimously (6 to 0).
In regard to Item (1'), motion was made by Ms. Nixon, seconded
approve the amendment to the Master Site Plan subject to the
of a Preliminary Plat by the Performing Arts Center and
carried unanimously (6 to 0).
by Mr. Green, to
later submission
Theatre. Motion
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Mayor hita Garvey
City of Clear~ater
112 South Osceola
Clearwater, Fla.
Re: Parkwood Estates & Maxo's Bay Club
Dear Mayor Garvey:
~s in my previous letter to you I affirm that Park~ood Estates
~as a pleasant safe place to ~ive until the advent of r~ako's
Bay Club. The noise and disturbance it puts out has dealt the
residence a low blow. It has undermined the health oE many
and reduced the value of our homes. Their location is no place
for such an establishment. It shoud be five miles away from a
residential area.
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premises over the 200 allowed by the fire code.
use our drive~ays and cross traffic to get into
lot making walking dangerous.
clients in 1;he
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their parking
:;ithout having obtained a proper license to open they should be
forced to close. Anyone who encourages a change in ou~ city
law to allow l..ako' s to operate must be in favor of dri.'7ing decent
respectable residents from their homes, for that is what is
happening. We have a far greater investment in this park than
they have and we were established long before ~iako's were ever
heard of.
The police have been called repeatedly to warn them. ~s soon as
the police cars are out of the vicinity they again sta~t their
loud so-called music.
.From 11 Pl\1 until their closing.tirne at 2:00 r.~,l the place is a
jungle. 'rhe screaming and yelling of their patrons is unbear-
able and sleep is impossible.
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two Restaurants nearby. Both Tio Pepe's and Amarus have liquor
licenses. They have been in business for years and have never
never given us any reason for complaint. Tic Pep~s parking lot
has been extended directly behind some of our homes and there
has never been any distu~bance.
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May 4, 1987
Hillcrest Drive, N.
FL 33515
Paula Harvey
Planning Director
P.O. Box 4748
Clearwater, FL 33518
Dear Ms. Harvey,
This letter is written
for conditional use by
sales of alcoholic
street, in R. H.
(Urban Center East),
notice of objection to the request
Homer Properties, Inc. for package
beverages (3-PS), at 1212 Cleveland
Padgetts Sub., Lot 10 zoned U. C., (E)
CU-87-30.
We own property locat~d at 1215 Grove st. and 15, 17 & 19
Jefferson Ave., Clearwater, FL 33515. Legal description is:
Plat 009, Page 110, Padgett's Estates Sub, Lot 6 and Flat
012, Page 024, Moore, Property of A. J. , Lot 19.
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undesirable
to be revived
the corner
already
beverages will bring an
area that is currently trying
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Properties (Sandpiper Bar) is
rowdiness and constant police
on numerous occasions, complained
strongly object
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reviving do~nto~n, we feel it
request by Homer Properties.
We
area.
to
of
any further sales of
Clearwater is truly
should also
alcohol in the
interested in
object to the above
Si~cerelY you:JJ/
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Deborah J. Hobbs
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AGENDA
PLANNING & ZONING BOARD
MAY 5, 1987 1:30 PM
ITEM
ACTION
(A)
Approval of minates of April 14, 1987
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CONDITIONAL USES:
ALL TESTIMONY IS GIVEN UNDER OATH. The Board follows the procedures outlined
below:
1 .
The Chainnan reads from
is presented.
The Planning Director advises the Board of any
information.
The applicant or his representative
Persons who support the application
The Planning Director presents any
Persons who oppose the application
The Planning Director presents any
Persons supporting the application
rebut tal.
Persons opposing may speak in
The applicant has an opportunity
The Board makes a decision.
the Public Hearing Notice
each
item as
it
2.
pertinent
background
3.
4.
5.
6.
7 .
8.
presents his case.
speak.
supporting written documents.
speak.
opposing written documents.
(other than applicant) may speak
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10.
11.
rebu ttal.
for final rebuttal.
FLORIDA STATUTE 286.0105 STATES: ANY PERSON APPEALING A DECISION OF THIS BOARD
MUST HAVE A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS TO SUPPORT SUCH APPEAL.
(B)
Conditional Uses
1. Lot 10, R.H. Padgetts Sub.
(1212 Cleveland Street)
Homer Properties, Inc./David Moore
ClJ 87-30
Request 3-PS (Package Sales of
Alcoholic Beverages)
Zoned - UC[E] (Urban Center [East])
2. Lots 1 through 7, Sunburst Court
(1710 North Ft. Harrison)
James J. Orlando/Kenneth R. Mitchell
ClJ 87-31
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Request
3-PS (Package Sales of
Alcoholic Beverages)
CN (Neighborhood Commercial)
Zoned
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M&B 34.03, Sec. 23-29S-15E
(1551 Highland Avenue)
Edmund S. Whitsont Jr./Mudano Associates
CU 87-32
Request
Zoned
Temporary Building for
Banking Facility
CC (Commercial Center)
4. Lakeview Square Replat Condo
(1020 Lakeview Drive)
A.F.B. Properties/ Kathryn A. McGhee
ClJ 87-33
Request
Educational Purposes of Tutoringt
Evaluation, and Counseling Children
OL (Limited Office)
Zoned
5. M&B 14.03, Sec. 17-29S-l6E
(2898 Gulf-To-Bay Boulevard)
Michael D. Thompson/
Bobby Silor (Mako's)
ClJ 87-34
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Request
4-COP-SRX (On Premise Consumption of
Alcoholic Beverages)
CG (General Commercial)
Zoned
6. Lot 43, Drew Terrace
(1736 Drew Street)
Bruce C. Stahle/Mark Stahle
(Val's Finer Foods)
CtJ 87-35
Request - 2-COP (On Preadse Consumption and
Package Sales of Alcoholic
Beverages)
Zoned CG (General Commercial)
ANNEXATION & ZONING & LAND USE PLAN AMENDMENTS:
(1)
(2)
(3)
Statement of case by applicant 5 minutes
Presentation by staff - 5 minutes
Comments from public in support/opposition:
individual - 3 minutes
spokesperson for group 10 minutes
Public Hearings are closed
Discussion/Action by Board
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Annexation and Zoning
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1. Lots 106, 107 and Part Lot 157
Clearwater Manor Sub.
(Located on the west side of West Lagoon
Circle and the south side of South
Lagoon Circle, east of Belcher Road)
(Delashaw/Selbmann/Sizemorc/Foerste/City)
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Request - Annexation nnd Zoning, RS-8
(Single-Family Rcsidential "Eight")
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Lot 15, BIk. A
Kapok Terrace Sub.
(Located on the north side of Merrill Avenue,
west of McMullen-Booth Road)
(Bohl)
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Lot 33, Terra Alto Estates
(Located on the southwest corner at the
intersection of Sandy Lane and
Highland Avenue)
(Bengston)
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(Single-Family Residential "Eight")
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Lots 3 through 7, BIk. A
Dellwood Heights Sub.
(Located on the south side of S.R. 590,
approximately 1,075 feet west of
McMullen-Booth Road)
(Austin/Pappalardo)
A 87-14 LUP 87-9
CONTINUED PRON APRIL 14, 1987 MEETING
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2.
Lots 8 and 9, Blk. A
Harbor Vista Sub.
(Located on the east side
Avenue, south of Sunset
(Dixon)
A 87-17 LUP 87-10
of Douglas
Point Road)
Request
Annexation and Zoning, CN
(Neighborhood Commercial)
Land Use
FlWII:
Plan
Low Density Residential
Commercial/Tourist Facilities
TO:
E. Zon1.ng Atlas and Land Use Plan A.endment
1. M&B 44.18, Sec. 21-29S-15E
(Located on the east side of
Clearwater-Largo Road, south of
Woodlawn Street)
(Jones)
Z 87-6 LUP 87-11
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Zon1.ng Atlas:
FROM: P/SP (Public/Semi-Public)
TO: CN (Neighborhood Commercial)
Land Use
FROM:
Plan:
Public/Semi-Public
Commercial/Tourist
Facilities
TO:
2. Part M&B 24.01, Sec. 09-29S-16E
(Located on the north side of the Pact
site and on the eastern aide of
One Kapok Terrace Condominium on the
east side of McMullen-Booth Road)
(One Kapok Terrace, Ltd.)
Z 87-7 LUP 87-12
Zon1.ng Atlas:
FROM: RPD-8 (Residential Planned Development)
TO: P/SP (Public/Semi-Public)
Land Use Plan:
FROH: Low Density Residential
TO: Public/Semi-Public
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