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AGENDA
PLANNING & ZONING BOARD MEETING
TUESDAY, October 18, 1988 - 1:30 PM
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION
ITEM
ACTION
A. Approval of minutes of October 4, 1988
CONDITIONAL USES:
ALL TESTIMONY IS GIVEN UNDER OATH. The Board follows the procedures outlined
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The Chairman reads from the Public Hearing Notice each item l1B it 16
presented.
The Planning Director advises the Board of any pertinent background
information.
The applicant or his representative presents hi.s c~se.
Persons who support the application speak.
The Planning Director presents any supporting written documents.
Persons who support the application speak.
The Planning Director presents any opposing written documents.
Persons supporting the applicati.on (other than applicant) may speak
in rebuttal.
Persons opposing may speak in rebuttal.
The applicant has an opportunity for final rebuttal.
The Board makes a decision.
FLORIDA STATUTE 286.0105 STATES: ANY PERSON APPEALING A DEC ISION 01" THIS BOARD
MUST HAVE A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS TO SUPPORT SUCH APPEAL.
B. Conditional Uses:
1. Lot 79, Ambleside 2nd Add.
(585 Casler Avenue)
Edwin & Nina Foster
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Request - Level I Group Care
(Increase from 5 to 8 cared for adults)
Zoned - RS-8 (Single Family Residential "Eight")
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M&Bs 21.00,23.01,23.02,23.10,
23.1.1,24.05, Sec. 17-29S-16E
(430 Park Place Boulevard, #500)
Gulf Bay Venture & MDC Assoc. 81-A,
Ltd. (Mattie's Seafood & Grille,
Inc.)/M8tthew Tiernan
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Request - 4-COP-SRX (On Premise
Consumption of
Alcoholic Beverages)
Zoned - CC (Commercial Center)
3. M&B 33.05, Sec. 05-29S-16E
(1715 Coachman Plaza Drive)
Steve Simotes (B&M Beverage
Center, Inc.)/Herschel McNees
CU 88-88
Request - 2-APS (Package Sales of
Alcoholic Beverages)
Zoned - Cll (Highway Commercial)
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Lots 10 & 11, Blk. 14,
Country Club Add.
(509 North Prescott Avenue)
Diane Hearing/M. Jane Roberts
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Request - Level I Group Care
(Increase of 5 to 8 cared for adults)
Zoned - RS-B (Single Fa11lily Residential "Eight")
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M&B 11.01, Sec. 08-29S-l6E
(2907A S.R. 590, Suite 1)
Adamo Investors I, Ltd./
John Nadeau
CU 88-90
Request - 2-COP (On Premise Consumption &
Package Sales of
Alcoholic Beverages)
Zoned - CN (Neighborhood Commercial)
6. M&B 13.01, Sec. 08-29S-1SE
(126 Island Way)
Helga Glaesel (LaRose Gourmet
Restaurant)/Cyprian Enterprises,
Inc./Vasos Miltiadou
eu 88-91
Request - 2-COP (On Premise Consumption
of Alcoholic Beverages)
Zoned - CC (Commercial Center)
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Part Lot 1, Lots 2, 3~ 4, 24 & 25,
Blk. B, Bayside Sub. No. 5
(630 Gulfview Boulevard South)
Elias Anastasopoulos (Jo-Go
Amusement Center)/Bill Walters
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Reques t - 1.
Outdoor Commercial Recreation/
Entertainment AND
Video/Electronic Game Rooms
(Beach Commercial)
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Zoned - CB
8. M&B 14.18, Sec. 21-29S-15E
(1569 South Fort Harrison Avenue)
Fairwinds Properties, Inc./
Jeff Moore or Greg Veltman
CU 88-93
Request - Use Not Specifically [dentified
In The Code (Residcntlnl
Treatment Facility for 28 Adults)
Zoned - CN (Neighborhood Commercial
C. Chairman's Items
D. Director's Items
E. Board and Staff Comments
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MINUTES
PLANNING & ZONING BOARD
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1988 - 1:30 PM
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Members Present:
Vic.e Chairman Hogan, Ms. Nixon, Messrs. Ferrell, Green,
Hamilton, and Sc.hwob
Also present: M. A. Galbraith, Jr., City Attorney
Members Absent:
Chairman Johnson
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Motion was made by Mr. Schwob, seconded by Mr. Green,
minutes of the October 4, 1988 meeting as \"ritten.
unanimously (6 to 0).
to appl'ove the
Mot ion carried
Vice Chair-man Hogan au tlined the procedures for cOI1.dit lonal uses and advis ed
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.
ITEKS ARE LISTED IN AGENDA ORDER THOUGH NOT NECESSARILY DISCUSSED
IN THAT ORDER.
B. Conditional Uses:
1.
Lot 79, Ambleside 2nd Add.
(585 Casler Avenue)
Edwin & Nina Foster
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Request - Level I Group Care
(Increase from 5 to 8 cared for adults)
Zoned - RS-8 (Single Family Residential "Eight")
Ms. Harvey advised as follows: This is a request for Level I Group Care,
specifically an Adult Congregate Living Facility in the Single Family
Residential "Eight" zoning district; the specific request is to increase the
number of persons cared for from 5 to 8 people; the governing sections of the
Land Development Code are Sections l36.025(b) and (c)(14); the Traffic
Engineer had no objection; and, 4 parking spaces are required, 2 have been
provided and applicant is requesting a variance of 2 spaces. Ms. Harvey stated
the variance is scheduled to be hear-d by the Development Code Adjustment Board
on October 27, 1988. She also stated the variance was applied for at the
staff's suggestion because this Board felt ACLF's should expand in such a way
so as to retain the residential character of the neighborhood. Ms. Harvey
aqvised staff recommended approval of the above request subject to the
following: 1) That a parking variance be approved by the Development Code
Adjustment Board; and 2) That the license from HRS for 8 persons be obtained
within 6 months.
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Mr. Edwin Foster, applicant stated the existing ACLF is licensed for 5 people
and he wants to expand to 8 persons because of the need for such facilities.
After questioning by Board members, Mr. Foster advised as follows: He received
his license from HRS in March, 1988 and began operation in May, 1988; he and
his wife supervise the operation and have attendants present during the day;
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Motion was made by Mr. Schwab, seconded by Mr. Hamilton, to approve the above
request subject to the fol10\l71ng: 1) That a parking variance be approved by
the Development Code Adjustment Board; and 2) That the license from HRS for 8
persons be obtained within 6 months. Ms. Harvey suggested the Board may want
to cons ide r adding a condi t ion specif ica1ly limiting the total number of
persons allowed to reside i.n the house.
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he intends to have 2 people on 48-hour shifts but if there is a live-in
attendant, there will be 7 cared-for individuals; the average age of the
residents is 80 years; transportation is provided for the residents to
doctor's appointments which usually number OLle or two a month; no residents
have automobiles; and, families of residents reside in the area and visit
residents on the average of one time a week.
Ms. Harvey advised that one letter of opposition was received from a
neighboring resident.
In opposition to the above request, the following person appeared to give her
comments:
Mrs. Woodard Steppe, daughter of property owner of 621 Casler Avenue, stated
the area is a strictly residential neighborhood and cars should be parked in
the garage. After questioning by Board members, Mrs. Steppe advised as
follows: Her main objection is cars being parked outside; she has not noticed
1a te1y if cars have been parked at the subject locat ion; and) the current
facility looks very nice. Mrs. Steppe felt the ACLF i,s a commercial use since
it is a money-making operation.
In rebuttal) Mr. Foster stated the property is large enough to support 8
people without remodeling the garage. He also stated that staff usually parks
in the garage, but sometLmes parks in the driveway or on the street. Mr.
Foster stated that other cars are parked tn the street and he felt the
facility is not detrimental to the neighborhood.
Mr. Ferrell felt it is a plus that the staff can park in the garage.
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Mr. Hogan stated he drove by the facili ty and it didn I t look any different
from the other properties in the neighborhood.
Amended motion was made by Hr. Schwob, seconded by Mr. Hamilton, to approve
the above request subject to the following: 1) That a parking variance be
approved by the Development Code Adjustment Board; 2) That the license from
HRS for 8 persons be obtained within 6 months; and 3) That a total of eight
(8) persons are permitted to reside in the house. Motion carried unanimously
(6 to 0).
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Request - 4-COP-SRX (On Premise
Consumption of
Alcoholic Beverages)
Zoned - CC (Commercial Center)
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M&Bs 21.00, 23.01, 23.02, 23.10,
23.11, 24.05, Sec. l7-29S-16E
(430 Park Place Boulevard, #500)
Gulf Bay Venture & MDC Assoc. BI-A,
Ltd. (Mattie's Seafood & Grille,
Inc.)/Matthew Tiernan
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Ms. Harvey advised as follows: This is a request for on premise consumption of
alcoholic beverages located in the commercial area of the Park Place
Development and zoned Commercial Center; the specific request is for a change
in license designation, from a 2-COP 1 i.cense to a 4-COP-SRX. which requires 51%
food sales; the governing sections of the Land Development Code are Sections
136.024 and 136.025 (b); the Traffic Enginee r had no comments; and, the Police
Department saw no reason to deny license to applicant. Ns. Harvey stated no
variance to the separation distance will be required. Ms. Harvey advised staff
recommended approval of the above request subject to the following: 1) That
the new Occupational License be procured within sJx: months; and 2) That the
new alcoholic beverage license be procured within 6 months.
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Hr. Matthew Tiernan, applicant, stated he wants to have a full service seafood
and grill and wants to serve alcoholic beverages to accompany the menu. He
felt he met all the criteria of the Land Development Code without requesting
any variances. After questioning by Board members, Mr. Tiernan advised as
follows: He operated Julie's restaurant on Clearwater Beach for 6 years; he
is familiar with the 51% food requirements; he will have outside dining; and,
there will be no outside entertainment.
No persons appeared in support of or in opposition to the above request.
Motion was made by Mr. Schwab, seconded by Mr. Hamilton) to approve the above
reques t subject to the following: 1) That the new Occupational Li cense be
procured within six months; and 2) That the new alcoholic beverage license be
procured within 6 months. Motion carried unanimously (6 to 0).
3. M&B 33.05, Sec. 05-29S-16E
(1715 Coachman Plaza Drive)
Steve Simotes (E&M Beverage
Center, Inc.)/Herschel McNees
CD 88-88
Request - 2-APS (Package Sales or
Alcoholic Beverages)
Zoned - CH (Highway Commercial)
Mr. Green announced a conf lict of interest (form at tached) in regard to the
above applicant and stated he would not vote on the above request.
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Ms. Harvey advised as follows: This is a request for package sales of
alcoholic beverages in the Highway Commercial zoning district; the specific
State license being applied for is a 2-APS license; the governing sections of
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the Land Development Code are Sections 136.02/. and 136.025(b); the applicallt
proposes to reopen a vacant convenience stor-e; the Traffic Engineer had no
comments; and, the Police Department saw no reason to deny license. Ms. Harvey
stated no variance to the separation distance will be required. Ms. Harvey
advised that staff recommended approval of the above request subject to the
following: 1) That the Occupational License be obtained withIn 6 months; and
2) That the alcoholic beverage license be obtained within 6 months.
Hr. Herschel McNees, applicant, stated he plans to reopen an existing
convenience store which has been closed for ab~lt 4 months. After questioning
by Mr. Schwab, Mr. McNees stated he has been self-employed for 18 years and he
will be supervising the operation. Mr. McNees stated he also owns the window
tinting business next door.
No persons appeared in support of or in opposition to the above request.
Motion was made by Mr. Schwab, seconded by Mr. Hamilton, to approve the above
request subject to the following: 1) That the Occupational License be obtained
within 6 months; and 2) That the alcoholic beverage license be obtained within
6 months. Motion carried (5 to 0) with Mr. Green abstaining.
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Lots 10 & 11, Blk. 14,
Country Club Add.
(509 North Prescott Avenue)
Diane Hearing/M. Jane Roberts
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Request - Level I Group Care
(Increase of 5 to 8 cared Eor adults)
Zoned RS-8 (Single Family Residential "Eight")
Ms. Harvey advised as follows: This is a request for Level I Group Care,
specifically an Adult Congregate Living Facility in the Single Family
Residential "Eight" zoning district; the specific reques t is to increase the
number of persons cared for from 5 to 8 people; the governing sections of the
Land Development Code are Sections 136.025(b) and (c)(14); the Traffic
Engineer had no objection; and, 4 parking spaces are required, 2 have been
provided and applicant is requesting a variance of 2 spaces. Ms. Harvey stated
the variance is scheduled to be heard by the Development Code Adjustment Board
on October 27) 1988. She also stated the variance was applled for at the
staff's suggestion because this Board felt ACLF's should expand in such a way
so as to retain the residential character of the neighborhood. Ms. Harvey
advised staff recommended approval of the above request subject to the
following: 1) That a parking variance be approved by the Development Code
Adjustment Board; and 2) That the license from RRS for 8 persons be obtained
within 6 months.
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Ms. Margaret Jane Roberts, applicant, stated she is requesting an increase of
cared for individuals from 5 to 8. She also stated an existing one story
cottage will be attached to the house. She further stated the driveway will be
widened to accommodate 2 vehicles and she is requesting a variance of 2
parking spaces in order to retain the residential atmosphere of the
neighborhood. After questioning by Mr. Schwab, Ms. Roberts stated the facility
is not in operation at this time, she has 15 years experience as a nurses aide
and 6 years as a State certified nurses aide, and there will be no live-in
supervisor but 24 hour care will be provided.
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In opposition to the above request, the following person appeared to give ber
comments:
Ms. Harvey advised one letter of objection was received from Ms. Karen Harvey.
Mrs. Woodard Steppe, daughter of property owner of 621 Cas1er Avellue,
expressed concern regarding the conversion of garages for use as extra
bedrooms and regarding the use of driveways for parking.
Ms. Harvey advised that both applicants requesting approval of an ACLF have
applied to another Board for parking variances so that the appearance of the
property will not change. She added that if that Board did not approve the
variances, the applicants would not be permi tted the increase in reques ted
residents.
Mr. Galbraith further advised that there may be different requirements in deed
restrictions than in the City Code and the City does not enforce deed
restrictions.
After further questioning by Mr. Schwob in regard to the letter of opposition,
Ms. Roberts advised she has worked for 15 years as a nurses aide with senior
citizens and has wOI:'ked in home health care for the last 6 years. She added
she has been in many ACLFs.
Mr. Hogan felt many of the concerns expressed in the letter should be handled
by HRS.
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Motion was made by Mr. Ferrell, seconded by Mr. Schwob, to recommend approval
of tbe above request subject to the following: 1) That a parking variance be
approved by the Development Code Ad jus tment Board; and 2) That the license
from HRS for 8 persons be obtained within 6 months. Motion carried unanimously
(6 to 0).
s. M&B 11.01, Sec. 08-29S-16E
(2907A S.R. 590, Suite 1)
Adamo Investors I, Ltd.{
John Nadeau
CU 88-90
Request - 2-COP (On Premise Consumption &
Package Sales of
Alcoholic Beverages)
Zoned - eN (Neighborhood Commercial)
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Ms. Harvey advised as follows: This is a request for on premise consumption
and package sales of alcoholic beverages in the Neighborhood Commercial zoning
district; the propeI:'ty is located in a shopping center adjacent to Mission
Hills Condominium; the specific request is for a 2-COP State license; the
governing sections of the Land Development Code are Sections 136.024 and
l36.025(b); the Traffic Engineer had no comment; and the Police Department saw
no reason to deny license to applicant. Ms. Harvey stated a variance to the
separation distance from a residential area will be required. Ms. Harvey
advised that staf f recommended approval of the above reques t subject to the
following: 1) That a variance to the separation requirement be approved by the
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City Commi s sion; and) 2) That the alcoholic beverage license be obtained
within 6 months.
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Mr. John ~adeau, applicant, stated he currently has a restaurant and he is
moving to a bigger storeroom within the shopping center. He stated he has been
in business for 8 years and he has been at his current location for about 2
1/2 years. He also stated he operates a family style restaurant and caters to
a lot of senior citizens. Nr. Nadeau felt the sale of alcoholic beverages
would be an asset to his operation. After questi.oning by Mr. Schwob, Mr.
Nadeau stated he supervises the operation.
In support of the above reques t) the following person appea red to give his
comments:
Mr. Andrew Kattyial, stated he has known the applicant for several years and
applicant has operated some fine restaurants. Mr. Mattyial felt beer and wine
would be an integral part of the operation.
In opposition to the above request, the following person appeared to give his
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Mr. James Jenkins~ 2888 State Road 590, expressed concern that the surrounding
area is residential. He stated a convenience store that sold alcoholic
beverages was previously located in the subject storeroom and there were
problems with noise and drinking in the parking lot. After questioning by
Board members, Ur. Jenkins advised as follows: he would like to see nei ther
package sales nor on premise consumption of alcoholic beverages at the subject
property; since the convenience store closed the area has been quieter; he
lives directly across the street from the subject property; and, at times,
there is loud mllsic but no one has complained. Mr. Jenkins felt tha t if
alcoholic beverages are sold, there will be problems. He also felt alcoholic
beverages should not be sold in residential areas.
In rebu t ta 1, Mr. Nadeau advised the convenience s tore did draw a lot of
traffic Rnd some undesirable elements. He felt if he did not move into the
vacant store a convenience store will move in. He stated there had been
problems with the convenience store and he wants to avoid those problems. He
stated the property owner knows his reputation. He added that the package
sale portion of his business will be conducted from a small area where he can
also sell bread and mi lk and similar items. After questioning by Board
members, Mr. Nadeau advised as follows: the on premise consumption of
alcoholic beverages is his main goal; package sales was requested because of
the unique cooler he has in the storeroom; he would not mind giving up package
sales but felt he should not be required to; and, hours of operation will be
froTl! 11 AH to 10 PM, Monday through Thursday, llAM to 11 PM Friday and
Saturday, and llAM to 9 PM on Sunday.
Mr. Nadeau also advised that he runs a family owned business, he supervises
his staff and his operation personally. He stated a lot of his clientele are
from Mission Hills or the surrounding area and he has catered to the family
restaurant all his life. He stated the reason for package sales is because of
the increased overhead. He advised that many of the senior citizens were upset
when the convenience store closed.
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City Commission; and, 2) That the alcoholic beverage 11.cense be obtained
within 6 months.
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Mr. John Nadeau, applicant, stated he currently has a restaurant and he is
moving to a bigger storeroom within the shopping center. He stated he has been
in business for 8 years and he has been at his current location for about 2
1/2 years. He also stated he operates a family style restaurant and caters to
a lot of senior citizens. Mr. Nadeau felt the sale of alcoholic beverages
would be an asset to his operation. After questioning by Hr. Schwob, Mr.
Nadeau stated he supervises the operation.
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Mr. Andrew Mattyial, stated he has known the applicant for several years and
applicant has operated some fine restaurants. Mr. Mattyial felt beer and wine
would be an integral part of the operation.
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In opposition to the above request, the following person appeared to give his
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Mr. James Jenkins, 2888 State Road 590, expressed concern that the surrounding
area is residential. He stated a convenience store that sold alcoholic
beverages was previously located in the subject storeroom and there were
problems with noise and drinking in the parking lot. After ques t loning by
Board members, Hr. Jenkins advised as follows: he would like to see neither
package sales nor on premise consumption of alcoholic beverages at the subject
property; since the convenience store closed the area has been quieter; he
lives directly across the street from the subject property; and, at times,
there is loud music but no one has complained. Mr. Jenkins felt that if
alcoholic beverages are sold, there will be problems. He also felt alcoholic
beverages should not be sold in residential areas.
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In rebuttal, Mr. Nadeau advised the convenience store did draw a lot of
traffic and some undesirable elements. He felt if he did not move into the
vacant store a convenience store will move in. He stated there had been
problems with the convenience store and he wants to avoid those problems. He
stated the property owner knows his reputat ion. He added that the package
sale portion of his business will be conducted from a small area where he can
also sell bread and milk and similar items. After questioning by Board
members, Mr. Nadeau ad vis ed as fo 11 ows: t he on p remis e con sump tion of
alcoholic beverages is his main goal; package sales was requested because of
the unique cooler he has in the storeroom; he \'1ould not mind giving up package
sales but felt he should not be required to; and, hours of operation will be
from 11 AM to 10 PM, Monday through Thursday, 11AM to 11 PM Friday and
Saturday, and llAM to 9 PM on Sunday.
Mr. Nadeau also advised that he runs a family owned bus iness, he supervises
his staff and his operation personally. He stated a lot of his clientele are
from Mission Hills or the surrounding area and he has catered to the family
restaurant all his life. He stated the reason for package sales is because of
the increased overhead. He advised that many of the senlor citizens were upset
when the convenience store closed.
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Mr. Hamilton felt the applicant had a genuine concern regarding package sales.
Mr. Hamilton also felt the applicant seem more concerned about being able to
provide milk and bread to area residents than he was concerned about providing
package sales of alcoholic beverages.
Motion was made by Mr. Schwob, seconded by Mr. Hamilton, to approve the above
reques t sub jec t to the following: 1) Tha t a variance to the separat ion
requirement be approved by the City Commission; and, 2) That the alcoholic
beverage license be obtained -within 6 months. Motion carried (4 to 2) with
Messrs. Ferrell, Green, Hamilton, and Schwab voting "aye" and Ms. NiKon and
Mr. Hogan voting "nay." Ms. Nixon and Mr. Hogan advised the reason they voted
against the motion was that, though they are in favor of on premise
consumption, they oppose package sales.
After questioning by Mr. Jenkins regarding an appeal of the Board's decision,
Ms. Harvey advised as follows: An appeal must be filed with the City Clerk to
a State Hearing Officer within two weeks; there is a cost involved; and, when
the appeal is heard by the !learing Officer, legal repcesentation is a near
necessity, though not a requirement. She also advised Mr. Jenkins could
received complete instructions and information from the City Clerk's office.
6. M&B 13.01, Sec. 08-29S-15E
(126 Island Way)
Helga Glaesel (LaRose Gourmet
Restaurant)/Cyprian Enterprises.
Inc./Vasos Miltiadou
CU 88-91
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of Alcoholic Beverages)
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Ms. Harvey advised the above item has been cancelled.
The Board recessed at 2:40 PN and reconvened at 2:45 PM.
7. Part Lot 1, Lots 2,3,4., 24 &. 25,
Blk. B, Bayside Sub. No. 5
(630 Gulfview Boulevard South)
Elias Anastasopoulos (Jo-Go
Amusement Center)(13ill Iva1ters
CU 88-92
Request - 1. Outdoor Commercial Recreation/
Entertainment AND
2. Video/Electronic Game Rooms
Zoned - CB (Beach Commercial)
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Ms. Harvey advised as follows: These requests are for outdoor commercial
recreation/entertainment and a video/electronic game room in the Beach
Commercial zoning district; the governing sections of the Land Development
Code are Sections 136.025(b), (c)(21), and (c)(29); and, the Traffic Engineer
commented that., though he had no objection to the uses, he has concerns
regarding parking and driveways and the garage shown on the plan cannot be
approved. Ms. Ha rvey advised the parking does mee t the requi rements of the
Code and, after conversation with the Traffic Engineer, it was determined that
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Mr. Elias Anastasopoulos, property owner and applicant, stated he purchased
the subject property 3 years ago. He stated the property needs to be remodeled
and he wants to improve and upgrade the facility. He advised most of his
business is only from 6:00 PM and he currently provides miniature golf and use
of a video game room. He also advised that mos t of the mote Is around the
subject property are in agreement and felt the proposal would be an asset to
the area. After questioning by Mr. Schwob, Mr. Anastasopoulos advised his
hours of operation would be from 9:00 AM to 11:30 PM, there will be no
alcoholic beverages on the property, there will be no music, and the operation
is family cant rolled. After ques tioni ng by Mr. Hogan, Mr. Anas tas opoulos
advised he will expand into the adjacent property and part of the expansion is
for use as a parking lot.
the Traffic Engineer's comments came from not being able to tell if there was
adequate access from tl~e garage to the facility itself. She also advised the
Traffic Engineer's concerns have been answered in regard to the garage.
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Ms. Harvey advised a preliminary site plan was reviewed by the City Commission
and was forwarded to staff Eor final review suhject to the following
conditions: Signs and fencing/walls are subject to separate review and
permitting processes; Developer must contact Utilities Department to discuss
the size, location, or ienta tion and shielding of refuse contal ne r; all si te
data calculations including the applicable formula Eor parking shall be placed
on the final site plan; names of adjoining streets must be placed on the Einal
site plan; final site plan should be kept to a minimum number of sheets by
placing more information on the site plan or combining sheets wherever
possible; dimensions should be provided on the site plan to identify the
setbacks provided for all structures over 12 feet in height, including any
structural "mountains to; and, conditional use approval from the Planning and
Zoning Board for an expanded outdoor/commercial recreation use. Ns. Harvey
also advised that drainage calculations must meet t'equirernents and be provided
to the Public Works Department, as well as provide, prior to final approval,
copies of applications to D. E.R. p,nd SWF\.J1.lD.
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Ms. Harvey stated the use is already established at the above location and the
use is intended to be expanded which €Kpansion has prompted the conditional
use request. Ms. Harvey stated there appears to be considerable opposition to
the above request for the reasons of noise, lights, boisterous teenagers, etc.
She also stated she felt the request would not be a detriment to Clearwater
Beach but the City cannot insure the location will not be a teenage hangout.
She stated the proposal is to be a tourist/family facility. She stated the
Board should question the applicant's mechanism for control and security. She
advised there will be no alcoholic beverage sales from the property. She also
advised the Board should be concerned with lighting and hours of operation.
She stated staff has no objection to the actual use on Clearwater Beach as
Clearwater Beach is primarily a touri st and family oriented community. Ms.
Harvey advised staff recommends approval of the conditional uses with
conditions the Board feels would be appropriate for addressing concerns noted
in letters of opposition.
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After further questioning by Board members, Mr. Bill Walters, representative
of applicant, advised as follows: lighting must be directed inward and in
accordance with Code regulations; it \\Iould not be feasible to sell parking
space to beach goers; during renovation the property may need to be closed
down; the game room is completely indoors and will be manned at all times;
and, the property will be well landscaped.
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Ms. Harvey advised several letters were received in opposition to the above
reques t.
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their comments:
Ms. Janet Nassif, Continental Towers, 675 Gulfview Boulevard South, stated she
lives nearly directly across the street from the above location and she is
distressed about what the proposed improvement will do to property values. She
expressed concern about noise, security, and lighting of the facility.. She
stated this is a high volume area and expressed fur the r concern abou t the
hours of operation and use of the Clearwater Bridge.
Mr. Noel Woods, #201 Bayway Shores, 640 Bayway Boulevard, stated traffic will
be a problem. He stated he does not oppose the development but felt it should
be more in character with the neighborhood. He felt the project is
incompatible.
Mr. Don Gunderson, 606 Bayway Boulevard, felt the beach is getting away from
being family oriented. He felt the City should be prepared to police a
proposal that will allow rowdies. After questioning by Mr. Green, Mr.
Gunderson stated enthusiasm at the subject property and customers become very
noisy bu t the noi se does not las t too long. He stated he has seen the
operation open past midnight.
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Mr. Peter Zhun, Continental Towers, 675 Gulfview Boulevard South, stated
Continental Towers represents a large portion of taxes. He Eel t there is
currently too much inconvenience in the area. He felt property values will go
down. He expressed concern about the height of the buildings. He expressed
further concern that beer is available. He felt that more information and more
study was needed in regard to the project.
In support rebuttal, Mr. Bill Walters stated lighting will be done in
accordance with Code. He stated no alcoholic beverages will be sold, served,
or tolerated. He also stated the hours of operation can be controlled. Mr.
Walters advised there have been no reasons to call the police. After
questioning by Mr. Ferrell, Mr. Walters stated if miniature golf games need to
be stopped because of closing time, a rain check is issued for' play the
following day. After questioning by Mr. Hogan, Mr. Walters stated the parking
lot is designed with buffer wall.
In opposition rebuttal, Ms. Ellen Zhun, Continental Towers, 675 Gulfview
Boulevard South, stated she is all for family oriented facilities. She
expressed concerned about the parking that may be taken away.
In opposi tion rebut tal, Ms. Janet Nassif stated there is no need to sell
alcoholic beverages. She stated that security has not been mentioned.
In opposition rebuttal, Mr. Noel Woods expressed concern that property values
could drop. He stated that many seasonal residents from the North have not
returned as yet.
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In support rebuttal, Ms. Nikki Anastasopoulos, felt Mr. Woods was only
representing a few friends and not the entire condolunium. She stated there
has been no problem with kids and no problem with police. She stated most of
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Request - Use Not Specifically Identified
In The Code (Residential
Treatment Facility for 28 Adults)
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their customers are not teenagers but are families. She also stated the
facility has been in this location for over 20 years.
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In opposition rebuttal, Mr. Noel Woods stated the cond()mlniuffi Board did meet
regarding the above subject.
In opposition rebuttal, Ms. Janet Nassif, stated there have not been problems
in the past but she felt the character was being changed.
In final rebuttal, Mr. Elias Anastasopoulos stated he wants a family trade and
he wants to upgrade the facility. He stated he lives across the street also
and he doesn't want the area to look bad. He stated he keeps control of his
facility. After questioning by Board members, Hr. Anastasopoulos advised as
follows: If it is necessary, more security personnel will be hired and he will
do what is required to maintain a secure facility; there is no music at the
facility; there are no alcoholic beverages at the facility; if the Board feels
48 parking spaces are enou~h, tbe top floor will not be used for parking; very
few people play miniature golf during the day; the 36 holes of miniature golf
are needed to Illeet the demands of the business; and, mCljorlty of customers are
40 to 65 years of age.
After questioning by Mr. Schwob, Ms. Harvey stated she is not an expert
regarding property values but the property is in sllch a condition that
improvemen.t to the subject facility would not detrimentally affect property
values. Ms. Harvey stated that the Board may want to consider approving Phase
I of the project and withhold approval of Phase II of the project until such
time that part of the project was ready for completion.
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Motion was made by Hr. Schwob) seconded by Mr. Green, to approve Phase I of
the above request subject to the following: 1) That there be no consllmption of
alcoholic beverages on the premises; 2) That there be ~o external speakers;
3) That the lights be turned out at 11:30 PM; and, 4) 'That the lighting be
directed to minimize any glare beyond the property lines. Motion carried
unanimously (6 to 0).
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(1569 South Fort Harrison Avenue)
Fairwinds Properties) Inc./
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Ms. Harvey advised as follows: Thts is a request for a use not specifically
ident ified in the Land Deve lopment Code; on September 1, 1987, the Planning
and Zoning Board approved a conditional use for a congregate care facility for
28 persons at the subject location and testimony at that hearing led the board
and staff to believe that what was proposed was an elderly housing project;
Mrs. Cormier brought to the City's attention that lUore was proposed at this
fac ili ty than e.lderly housing; there had previous ly been miscommunica tion
between applicant and staff and the property owner was contacted to clarify
the situation; after contact with applicant, it was determined that applicant
intends to provide the final stages of drug and alcohol abuse therapy and
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counselling; and, applicant was advised that what was proposed for the
facility was not what was approved and the intended use is not specIfically
identified in the Code.
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Ms. Harvey further advised as follows: The applicAnt does intend to have a
residential aspect of the project, as has already been approved; and, the drug
and alcohol abuse therapy and counselling will not include detoKlfLcation. She
stated there is provision in the Code for substance abuse facilities limited
to 20 persons and there is provision in the Code to provide adult congregate
care for more than 20 peLsons. She added that since this facility does not
st ric tly fit into e ItheL of the a forement ioned ca tegories it was dete rmined
the proposed use was a use not specifically identified In the Land Development
Code. Ms. Harvey advised that staff has no objection to the proposed program.
She stated the facility is mainly oriented away from residential areas. She
suggested the applicant should ex:plain what kinds of contr-ol they will have at
the facility.
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Mr. Edwin Ervin., representative of Fairwinds, stated the subject property was
previously approved as a cOllgregate care facility and this request made today
is being done to clarify any misunderstanding. He stated the facility will
provide outpatient tLeatment programs. He also stated there will be no
detoxification facilities. He advised the program is on a voluntary basis for
persons who don't need detoxification or lock-up facilities. He requested the
Board include a condition of its approval that there will be no deto~ification
or lock-up facility on site. Mr. Ervin felt the project is compatible with the
neigh bo rhood. lie s ta ted the use should genera te Ie ss traE f ic and the parking
requirements have been met or exceeded. He stated landscaping and a screening
wall will be provided. Mr. Miles J. Moore, part owner of the facility, and
Dr. Benjamin. Keyes, Administrator of the facility, appeared to answer
questions the Board may have.
After questioning by Board members, Dr. Keyes advised as follows: Recreational
therapy, such as swimming or basketball, is typical during daylight hours;
this is an after-care facility; it is a private pay program costing
approximately $300 a day; eating disorder therapy is also provided; patients
are currently 11mi ted to 16 years of age or older; and pat ients are at the
facility on a voluntary basis. Hr. Hoare stated there was no intent by
applicant to deceive the TIoard when it made its pLevious request. He added
that the facility has an agreement with a Semi oole hospi tal to handle
detoxification when necessary. Mr. Keyes also stated the facility has Leceived
accreditation from J.C.A.H. and are nearing completion of licensure from HRS.
In support of the above r.equest, the following person appeared to give her
comments:
Mrs. Lois Cormier, 625 MeLennan Street, stated though errors were made by
staff and the applicant, she is not in opposition to the above request at the
subject location. She felt some additional buffering should be placed along
Sadlon Avenue. She stated that at the hearing one year ago the applicant did
not indicate any use for drug or alcohol abuse. Mrs. Cormier felt the public
hearing notice was not sufficient and should have included the word
'.intensive. II After questioning by ML. Schwab, Mrs. Cormier stated she 'olOuld
feel better if there is not detoxification or lock-up facilities. She stated
the Code does not address such a facility having more than 20 persons.
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In rebu t tal, Mr. Ervin s ta ted the focus has been on the drug and alcohol
treatment the facility offers but family counselling and eating disorders are
among some of the other treatments offered at the facility.
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Motion was made by Mr. Schwob, seconded by Ms. Nixon, to approve the above
request subject to the following: 1) That there be no detoxification carried
out in the facility and there be no lock up in the facility; and, 2) That a
maximum feasible buffer be provided. Motion carried unanimously (6 to 0).
Meeting adjourned at 4:50 PM.
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630 Gulfview Blvd, S Bayside Sub No 5, Blk B, pt of lot 1
all of lots 2, 3, 4, 24 & 25 zoned CB (Beach Commercial)
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1'-'AClJJITY t" as shorll: on the cr:>rtified site ,plan, thon t.he WQ1d t'llf,~'11.dent:. tnl" Hhoul':1.
appear in t~e publIc nottce. If thts :l.G to bo a. t'ChumlGnl Ilnd rml>st,al'CP jJ,bu~;c Lt'€.'al.III'::nt
facil),ty," tlum I believe t.his should be clearly dlnel()lI~~<.l to lhn Hoard ftl1l1 t.he
nel/~hborhood, and ~hould have been disclosed In l.hrj t\HH111111 pel. ad 1\ '1 Hel.l as 1.n t!I(~
notice sent to abutting pt'op~rty 0}{ner3. Under (d) HIAlldll rd'l I nl' FtpprnvnJ t llllh~.':~.
the prOI)()secl use if: clo.tlrlj Inentlfled. how can 1.11It:-UlI Ill}( "hllld:" ,h hi' )uE.l? t);, '!e
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office, aml t}-H'Y say lhr? n~)tlce 1s :m.fTLctent.
'[ uti Ileed to kHoN ex actly wln-L is t.hn use of th:i.n pro I't\t'l..v ~o tltnl. S:.(:/l(!j.:~~..(~lY'L_~I~ ~.~}
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si.de1,mlk l\'<.,dver so as not to have to 1Jl..111d a sicl(~lollK (lll l.h\!l pl'(I)I(>rl.)', ~..hleh Jt.!~;
l'et."een BelJ.~(~ir Head and Woodlawn on t.he eaut nlde Ill' I11In.\' :lolll.ll I,'orl IIPIT'F'lll 1.'It'tl:'.:',
There will bE~ a r:E'.rtal11 ~\lilotmt of traiTlc, and aCt'*'l'lltl'I.' \llr,nO/;!, to :\Ild (',..,1 (':;I: 1')'\>
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tl]1'\ 1. ~'ne~l, as do fa 11~s H'ho ridE! bi cy~les, and I aliI O)H' of l.Iwtn.
,1 We I CC(~ to knoH a1:e,ut. l'I()J,sr~ f~enE!rated f:rnnl the l.!Sfl f.U 11/1 lIut. (II tllllHl:;O)j:dd;1 .\ 1m.', j h
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in the vlc1.nlty of 3adlon Avenue and Ca11nel Avenuf'l, 81\11 thoro Att~ IH:oJl("\,~.t-.h.'~; w\th 11(1\'11':'
jUGt uutside the 200-foot radiuc;, 0'103:' on S. t1yrt.Jo A\I~lIt\tl l\nd p, .\':1 11 l :;tnH'l. ~)n
t.hercfu-:'c He 2,1so H:)uld like to Inqull.":~ 8. bout L1GII'l':; f'roln )ll()lol- 'Nhtclf'!:l Ct lJi.l I J 1 ur.. I n;'\;. \ l'i~
fixhJl'es. Will t.here te ;,ufflcienl lnn(l~?plp.~ t.o buffer t.hn f',<1..,I.\.l:g 110"i<:-1: ('lI :',:(II~II\':'
!i';~C:i1 l.;hcd, J c;'},.n s~e of toe l~ter;t 1:::1.1iltl~ng planf::i, lid::.; llUll,",;, l"f-'r',IlUrl,J l'I.\1d'I"
ins~o€! and out.. fhnre wUl DP two OIeontrol" roomn, ^dJn\nl.~.d,)aL'OIl, F!U.(:;~t !"l.i..,J'.l:f"'J1i'!,
Hec~pLt0n area, lobby, covered porch, room for phynlt':ll flX[l,m, dtnlng rOOll1, ~d,.:o)::'{~(! "(j I,n::,
Then~}w Room 110, Gcoup theral)] room, wlt.h four ofrlC'on Il ei'\ '1': U. 1'h~).?:'\.~ 'f:l ,'. fJfti, nffi'l)
sho\-In on the Vlans, along Hith T.V. Room, large d1l1tng l'(H'm~ w(llLl(,~1fl ntl)t~ol1, :'l\d .'VI;I
a laundry room. Appeared tC' l')f~ 18 bedrooms, but <11\11 "I'\'llld ly l'ef'un" i\. t.h~r;'p,\' rO~)I'\.
'fhcre certainTy are plenty of b:ltln:oom~; for -the {'"n'lll:v _ will ell \i;\ \ d~'~} p.Hr'li I'V ll:l' \ f, ~:ll
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On:.;e we kno:! CX:lct1'f what the p.~op0GeJ. use is, 'We enn ,l'.'f.llQ'l1d 1u lhp. '(~th C')IH t.'al
_'--1-~tandard. "Tho use shall be reasc.nably cDmp'd,ible H\t,h ~"rl'roundlnf< USU3 Cl.11 meaolll:cd b:r
building sot.backs, '::pcn s~\ces, hours of' opeXc'.tiOIl, lmll<l \np; flllfl fltLe an~'~~n.r1.l.ncc.
archi tectural de:51f,'l aud 0 t,her ..' \l~tol'S ~h.1 ch may 1\0 do 1l:~nnll1ed nn,ro l)rlat.n to nn[!:,~~r1
the compa tl bill ty 0:' use." I fi this concH tiol1?.l unfJ \"lOUlIV\ t, 1I1u7
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2h HOU~~ COUNSELING ie ADMISSIONS 1W'9 -0300 1569 s. }i' t.. Hl.1xri.tllJll ^ 'I.
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"Family support involvement is a high 1>riori ty- in oUr.' lJl'np;rllms fllon~ wi th
involvement with Alchoholics Anonymous and AI-Anon." WIll ~hel.'e be open meet1ngs
of these groups at Fairwinds without charge, or will the }rntrKinda Hesldents be
taken out to those meetings of the groups in this cOfnmun\.ly? 14111 there be outpatient.
services? Will there be in-patient co-dependency at F'alrtflnds?
According to the Conditional Use Transmittal, the Code Ui-tat.ion 1s 13.5.187 (f).
"Any use, not specifically identified in this development code which in the joln.t
determiruation of the development code administrator and the director. of planni~ and
urban development is a:ppropriate in a given district, Ulen nuch tlBH may- be eli6ible
fo'Z' a:pplication and consideration by the planning anc1, znll1.nl~ board l\.S a conditional
use in that district."
Please also note (g) "It is hypothesized that certo.\n \JIH1/1 lire 'In'()r(~:rred' wit.hin
zoning districts and are, accordingly, listed in orc.lor. (If nlwh pl'e:fl~rence." At the
present time, the City has no listing for "intenslv~ retlldenlial t.reatment fac1.lities.'
or :for alcohol and substance abuse treatment facilll.lel'!l. '['0 my knowledge, we do not
have any facilities o:f this type with over 20 resid~nlB .\.n t.he city of Clearwater.
In Dunedin there is Bayshore on the Gulf. Recently AJn {l'l oyefltA 0 r Dunedin told me there
are eleven units in a tourist facility zone on which 11. ml)9clal e:xceplion was granted,
based on criteria used to grant special exce:ptions t.o ttt.. v.oning COI) n, on a )-2 vote
in April of 1980, by the Dunedin Board of Adjustment. 'llltl ^ J1JHtal, t.() lwlnblish an
a1 coholi c treatment center. Bay shore advert ises tr....l"...IL Dr a L no hD l.is1O and drug add:lctio n. I
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Currently at 901 Cleartfater-Largo Road in Clearwatal~, a ahort dlt:\cnnce south of
Faininds, Carondelet Rehabilitation Center of Amat"loll,a1eo known ElS l..argo
Rehabilitative Hospital, is constructing a facillty fot' nleohol and drug abuse
according t.o an employee in Largo's Planning and :BuU,dll1f1; Dept last week. It is
on the west side of Clearwater-Largo Road between 9th nnd 10th Avenues, and it will
have a sprinkler system.
Also in the area is the Center for Problem Reso~utiull Ilt. Hun Connt. Hospital in Largo.
They ad"rertise Alcohol, Drug Dependency and, Co-De:pelldellIlY '1'rnutmen l Programs with
28-day Intensive In-Patient Dependency and Co-Depomlency 'l':rOELtJllellt Programs at
2025 Indian Rocks Road.
In a letter or note to Paula, received in the Community Development office of the
City of Clearwater on February 11, 1987, Attorney Harry Cline wroto regarding 'l'ree8
Motel (S. F't. Harrison) cUJ'.rently zoned ISP. Attorney Olille sold In the notes
"PROFOSED llSF: AS AN "INTENSIVE, SHORT TERr.! RESrnENTIAI.J OAfm FACILITY." HB wrote that
'\\the occupational license=treatment center. "He wroi&-i-ljiffifr11.com~ drug/alcohol
residential/day care/outpatient." Mr. Cline's queal.:\.otl WI1I1I tIQuent1.on--can Clco.rwater
provide letter stating "intensive, short tern reslc1.,tlt'"l (IAre fncllity'" aulh()r:l~ed
in ISPr'w At the bottom of Attorney Cline's lettcJ' or lIoLo 1s w:ril.tl'Jl and unf:11gned,
but I believe it is from Faula Harvey: "Defined l1.n IJovnl III Croup Gn11e Facl11 +.y,
permitted as conditional use in OL and CN districts only. Cn.l.lfHt,lInrry Cline on
2-12-87. II
In a Letter to the Editor of the st. Petersburg Times on "1nrch ), 198J~, M. K. EI-Yousef,
M.D., Medical Director, Fairwinds Recovery. st. Petersburg :Reach, tfTotel... "Trad! tional
medical treatment is not effective in alcoholism. A L the lJl.esunl t.1me, the only
treatment availa.ble 1s a specific and highly st:ructlrrert lJllhaviorll.l one involvIng
Alcoholics Anonymous and attaining and sustaining to ta.l ahA t tnencB I\nd 80 brie ty."
I support the honest xequest for a conditional use for a drug and Illcohol abuse
treatment center and ask that the records clearly shoK Lhln is a zO.;1ing decision
for a specific use with any conditions the Board may SAtt nec~sff(!if~n ~w of the ·
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Mo. Harvey nd'l.t8ed n.!1 (ollowR: The rp.(jucHt. In flit' " 1'II11grl'Hill fl 1'l1rl' fnclllty
in t.he Nrdr,hhorhood Commercf.al 7.onfllg dlstrl('I' 11\I'/lIpd 011 C\'-'I\rWall'l"I.,lq;f)
Rond; the governJng ElectlonA of the L:lI\(1 f),'vpllll'lnl'lIl: Corl.. nrr> ~j('el:l(lfl!;
136.025(b) nnd (c)(10) [lnd SectJ.on IJ(l,020; ['('(I\H',;I: In tn (lHlnhllnlt ('()\\gl'(')',:1l0
cnre fllCJ.U.ty on n piece of property lhnt 1(1 CllrlPlltly dpv(')ol'l'd wlth n l'lIllel;
the use W;H1 llclU,ll.1.y approved b)' the former nOHI'd of ^dlll~IIIll""I, 11\\11 ^PI'I'il t lIl\
Nny 9, J985 unci'..'r the prf.or 7.o"Jnp, of PlIhllc./l:flllll '1'"h'I,~ !I"lore adopllnll of
the Land Development Corle; the Clppl.fcClJlt wall IInl 'tlll'I'('IIHllIl III or!'llIlfll', :Ill
prr:llcr perrn.l.tR nlld nn n r(3~wl t of l1dopl: Lon of IIII' /.II"d 111~VI' I tlplll/illt Codl' II: "';1:1
necPsBClry the pr.nperty he re7.oned for the \IRf' III hll I'11'"I>II/lltf'lI; 1.1t<' pl"l'l'll)'
ia to be lItUi.7.cd for 2B pernollfl; there J.8 lIlIll'll'l"II! '1<~tf'lln" fot" 21\ pf'r~IOIl'~
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Oil the property; nvnJltlh1.(l pnrkfnf, fA tn ('XCI'IiI! 01 l'''lltll\l~ rf''1IlII'PIIIPIII,H or 1
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commentE.HI th~ pnrldng tlhou1.l.1 111('pt eurrf'ul: Rtfllldllldll, 1111. IIrll'Vl''y lIdvl~:pcl I,hllt
nt"ff recornmr'1\ded npprovIII r:UhJN~l: to 11IP. lIn0. 1'1'1'11I11 l.fI(llg 1'1'1I('Il),..d wllhlll Dllt'
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Highlnnd Terrace nnd Freedom S'ltlnre; the curr!'I'!: I lilt 'ding \.JIII. hI! I.on\ <\1)\-11\
llnd n IH'W building con!3tructE'd; lh(>r~ "yj 1.1 bl' r1ppro){/rnlll"ly to 10 1/
employeeflj the l'l..d,ldlng wUl not he lite !Hlll1(~ (~o"f1J',llll\t.Inl\ nll\(,I' fH'l.lltll'kn.
etc. must conform to current: stnndart'h;; nncl the 1.1',""1 will. 111/1: hi' 1l,'!:I.!"D)','d.
tIs. IIClrvcy ~tf1tcd starf recornmend:ltlon shollld ht1 !'f'vllll'" ulnce pxlnUIlg
structures arc to be r.emoved. She ndvl.r.ed Rtnrr 11'I'flllllll,"lIdl'c1 1Il'provnt ~llhll'l'l:
to the use perm.l.t hell1g pro,cured III C1(~eonlHnce wit" I hI' CIIIlI! 111011 for. pro.l.."l
eo In pIe t ion 0 nee I~ t 1 fIe d Sit e r.1 n n .
No per9011s :1I'I'C11 red 1n slIpport of or 111 OPP()1; III 1)1) III IIIP rl!lllvI' t"C'f(1I1'1l t.
After questIonIng by Hr. Schwob>> Ns. IInrvcy advlllfltl 111l~ RII:(' (lInn will !lot he
r r e n en t e d tot h 1 R Boa r cl . She R tat e d t h (! s .1 t e p) (111 W I 1 1 111 I t I." I 1 y h t! r (! V ( ,~ W l'd
by the City Commf.f1s1on nnd then by nt<lff, Afl:pr l\"('nt:Jonf,,)~ hy Hr. IIl)nilll>>
Hr. Hoare advIsed nil exIsting structures wll 1. hl~ r(,lI1ove',l wI 1:11 lh~ IHl/I!llhl,'
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condItIon for Ir().1~ct eOIllPl.etl.oll on CertJfI,.,1 /11111 1'11111, Hotloll ('llI'r'((lcl
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TREVCR A. JOlJES - 2B-be<l Adult Oongrege.te Care Fnell.\t.y ,. Bonoll l~olghho'("hood
Commercial. 1569 South Fort Ha.rrlaon Avenue. 21H'~~9~] Sf 11 !t; n Ifll-lO
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Chainnnll Johnson was absent. Present "Tere Vice CllnJ.l'lllllt1 J10{1,n.U rlll1lllon:nl ~'B1Tlbfl):n
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Response - Yes.
Ho~an - ~)top up and give y"OlU. Itn.me and 1)f'; mrorn tllp ,d"11"',
':IL:~S Jl~FTHEY '~c\\nli, 1731 EacdoH liost. JJrlve, IlHll flft' I',
"0f.~C",11 - I p',m 8orry, Paula, Has I suppo8~d to c1tll YOll n.rflt.." 1 aln nor:ry. 1'1\u1(\.,
do you -,.,ant to gi \Ie these first? I 1l~'Tl sorry. 1 ~m nllly tho vt,.,., chnh:rofl,n. J. dUll! t.
do this too often, 30 bea.r 1-1i t,b IT!f'' t plense.
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PAULA HARVEY - Thl:: 1s the rt~que31, f'or conrll tiOl1l~}, II"I~ f()}' (,:)llf~J "'I',nlo crt l.H f~ ,'tl..U..,Y \ II
the HEli~hborho(ld CCilUllercial zoning cHstric1:.. Thl~ ph'llflrty 1fl }o!',a.tr.-(l Oli C:l~l\l'Hilt.I)I.'"
Largo Road. The al.plic..1.ble coda sectiona nre lJ(,.O~J'it LII\I:ftpntJ1lt,. b f1lJd e t,qll, HIII.t
also section 1)6.01:0. 'rh1a ls a requent to es"'~abll~"I Ii oOnJl,J.nl';nt.6 eRre f;H~lllty 071
a piece of property that 13 dl?veloped noW' ""i.th t'\ Tnot.ftl Hh1.ch-'lt t\ppon.ra to l~Q "HCHlIl,..
Th1.s use was actually a.pproved by the old Bo3.!."'d of AdJllnl,ITII:'lIl Rile] ^I'PlJul Oil "'lay ~~.
1985. Tha.t wa.s an ftppl."ov1\l that waD er.anted und(n~ 1 t" rw1.01' y,01l1 lli;~ (jf PI,llll tel pcnl-
publlc, and that. w~~s accoMplt8hcd prlor to tho ad() VL \\) II (l f l.hft 1 q,,1l!1 : \p,volCVlf~I' t ~ '()d,~.
1 rw applicnnt weG lln8ucco8Gful in beinr; able to !(ftC\lr'o t-.h~)l!' p\: l'l':'I, t n.nd hl.", 1.',' ...'
in order to pronoe(lwith the cOl1~w;rer;nt'2 C8x:;.,-.t'adUt~' T""t'." 1.0 '~.d' r.olJn hn.tll{~
adopt.ed and efffJct~_ve,and as n r03u1t they n09(\0Il t.o ('.'It lhi~ lo:()pe-rl~r l'(f~O~Ifl(~ l'otOj:n
they could est.ahlinh their use because publ1e/.'EJilI1-.llllhl\n 111 tho 1,",l1d Uov~lof'll~()ld (.ul(;
did not provide for its Una. So it has nOH b~fH1 r'8l'.orlfrld to NlIllgl.b()rhcod norn,"~T.'I:ln.l
with the intent -to proceed as orlr;ir.ally pla.nnod.
They l!.ro (I,sk1.n[> for th,~ l-Yr.0pArty to bo uVi,ll:H~(l 1'ur ~:n r"'r O()ll!~.
You nhould bn aHaI'I! that thel'"'/,J .i.s f-JufficifJut. ac:t'01I,,,,:O for 2n l'",rnOIIf'l 011 i',hlr.1 },~l.'n\.~~!': t:v.
It in 1.76 acreH in ciza. Rr.1u..t::'em~nt fOl" V.;!.rklnH f\11" title typo of :L!.ctl :U.Lv Hotu,l 1m
onH Opa.Cl~ for tHO }HJrnOllB plUf5 one Gpace for two (ltmplo:vr:-ll~ Of} tll(~ PYOfOrt:v, 'I'lm,Y "'t"c
in excaSfJ of that :?n.rJdng requlr~ment.. The 'rrnlTlo J-l:ng\ \l4'l91.' lU,l remnr'k thfd, ihn
pn.rkinG should meeJ~ toda.y's at,annardR Hhich :prior' t.o U .(1, '6 bnll1:~ B.tr;ncd f, ,rt tld!;
property n01.lld be In conformnnce with our p1.:rI,dJl/{ r"f\Uh'l'tlllont,., fir today. ",,, nr.')
recommendlr.g approva.l ('If the requested condi tlf)wd "'11' B\ll).j"ct t.o thft '~r.n p"J.'ml t. l,(!.l.'w
obta,izwr.{ H'ithill on') year.
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IIo(?:8,n ,. O.K.. is the applicant here, please? Would YI>ll ""alld up tll1d f~lvl' yo,er 1l:'Poi')
aml be r:morn In, please.
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'lILED Jjt::~'F'REY ~~o()rnt 1731 ga(~le~ Neet l)-rive, E~~Jltmtl. I \-1111, !Ill:H-wr r\IlY "ilf:~:~.l,nll:,t
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care fncll1ty bUE11m1nR for ml\ny ynara, EUld -- (VC.,,:W:~ l.t: ;1^U}{l~'l()II1;Il,)
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Note6 from Tape of' P &. Z ]oa.rd Meeting - Oct. ] 7. ] 9tlB - rago ;~
:BRENDA NIXON - What. 'facilities have you owned before'?
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t100re - Highland Terrace in Claal'1mter, Freedotn SI4unnt jt\ Bem\lIo.Lo, huJIlHIII-';ri rtown
in Sarasota, Bradenton.
~ixon - Hall' do you plan to reno,'ate the property?
Moore -; We are gOlllg to tear the o+d motel oot-Tn a.nd build a brllnd nOM facility.
lb.xon - HOK many employees uill you have?
Mooro - Pro~bly ten to twelve employees.
liixon \/111 the buj Iding bo eGsentlally the same llllnf\ l{I\rll tlon ElH tho mo tel?
Hoore - No. In ordf.-r for me to meet sethacks 2.ml no t'1l t'l.h , it \o(()ul,l have to come
way uff tho p:ropertr lines where the motel is 110W'. 'I'h.. buLldlll,c~ no far ns Uw
CQV'erilge and so :fort.h w111 be lauch smaller in cllrno llH 1.011 .
Nixon - What "Will happen to all the trees existing on Ulf'l IH.'oporty?
Moore .- There are many trees. (Inaudtblp.,) (13a<:k(1l'ollr\ll volcon.)
Hogan - Are there allY other quer;t.lom((1
Paula. Harvey - I am going to 1.'~vi.f:je my :re(~f)IJUt1er1o.nL tun!;, ./ Ii;),"\ 1lI\lI.H~.r:e that lh~l:Y '!(!X'0.
going to be removiJ1i~ the existing struct.ures on th., 8.1 t fJ. no j t.hInk t ha t. t,hr, -t '.frlf'"
( period needs to be :revised regardlng securiIlg the WiG Jl>>'H'11\ \ t. It uhould l\~ 1n
''"''v. accordance 10fi th the condit ions for project, compleU,on I) 11 U 11 lmprov()(l a1 t.e. Tills
project will have ti:> go throngh the fo:r:rnal s1 te plMll ntV 1.<..(.
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Hogan - Any othe:r qlle5tlons for the applicant.'? 0.11... .In /tllybqd,y l1f're whu r.upp{,J'L:I
the applicant r Do you have any supporting wrItten do c\lln('lllls or 0 rpool ng, 1'll.tl(l"?
Harvey - No, 'We have received none for this a.pplionttol!,
Hogan - Is there anybodr in the audience that oppon8s this B-}>pllcll tlon? It i8 up
to the Board to make their decision.
Bill Schwab - Do we ~et -to see the 51 te plan?
Paula Harvey.. No, Sir. 'rhere ~lcltld be no reason for ,you i 0 rev! (Hi t,he s11..e }llan.
They a're revieue<l 'by the city cormnission initially ,..1Id11Y flt-arr.
Schwab - I move that the Item B-2 be approved sub,\"o~ to the uno ))(H.,nlt bol11e; obl:.D'mld
in tl.ccordance wlth the aJ>prova1 of the site plan.
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Hogan - O.K. I have a question. All these build! URn Lhal:. ..,cn) 011 lh$J.t P~.f)IK.["ty
.. right now axe goi~, >~o be just taken down and COm)l') e~t3 tlON th,' II~ --
Moore - Yes, except for -t,he swimming pool. \Ie nill ]ll'b hflllly Jleep that.
Hogan - Thank you, O.K. We ha.ve n motion to allprnvfI It. R ') t
along with t.he apprl)val of the s1.t~ plan and ft- t. t"~'l -'., ho tlMe J~p.rlo(t Lc) t~C)
signify by sayi (AYE) " " CJ 18 OUIH.1I"U!~ on. ^ll lhofJC 1 n favor,
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10,000 newborn
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on c.o er 1), 1988 told UR, Uneatnc proh.1bly wlll bfl (leL(!cl.~;d \n
babies this year in FloTida.. . " lIHS Secretary Gro{l,ory Coler :ml(l h(~
for *5.3 million from the Legislat.ure nf!xt Y~f\r and aate) "1'1~' r J
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be given top priority In alJ. HRS-f'undnd ulIhnt.<\nco-n.burlf! treai.tnlJnt
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move thnm women to the f'ront of the l' no ('01' LrNI.t.mollt."
women will
We yant. to
ThfJ nnti...drug bill pa~sed by the ScnaLs on !j'ridn,V 1" I.IV \Il!!./) 1(',' "a w\cln 11.1'1'<11 of' tll ~\1
drug treatment pro~ra.mslt .:l.nd prevldeB one billioll ell'lln,!\ fot' lh'H Lr'oaLII!,,;tJl, .llf'l:!',rall,:i.
In 'l:~h'3 Tamp:1. '.i'ribunc :3l<.>1'Y ()ctober 15, ]9a8~ llo.nl 1.lId tlw' ~:el~lit() pl'ovlnton::; sl,U'J
mu::;t. be rcconcileLl Hl-i..h a f.,] ightly dlfJeJ:'ent T1'e1\1\IH"\ l.t.ill C' I ~Il rid t I\(~ lI(1w",~ Ihbt. lIl"! l.'"
but it i G ex pElctecJ to blS' al)proved and then sont to I' I'wl 'cll~n l. {(C'/I/!,:ttl. Aecr'rH "{',I (, ;,11 I ~~
story, Cl "wmr accountabillt:vll provir,1.on would (l'lpr' ,,~\ c'onvlctnd dr'ug ur!(~T[) or <;erl..qi II
i'ederal benefit.s, but the r~nalty llould be naivflll If t hn cOllvl.cl.o'} ll1~Ug USA!' tlf,\l~J:'.rl!(i
hin!::;elf'to be a.n c.~ldlct and sllbmitt:]d to a lonp.l.f~nll l'pllllblI1t.at.\.ClIl ['rO(~rHm.
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Fl<.'rlJiali3 addict..)d to drug~.. ar.d ale;ohnl are golnp; untn,::\t.ert ~Jr~~:wne thr'['e~ 0 r::. not.
enouGh Iilon-ey to fund <](d,oxif.\<:atl<,n aul rehabJl1.t.n.t.1011 pl.'Of:rllru~lf ~,lld lh~ nlf)ry'
~aic1 B'J.orida. h'l.S ;3event.y mllllcn do] la.rs from rr'~if~rH l, H t.;l.t,.;- a.lId loe(l..l ;;CH.! Y'" r-~' t.o :' 1'" f\.l
on ~ubr.+anc(': abus~ tn!atment progr::.ns this ycnr !.Ill" ..0\ II 1'r"1t:}I ;ll'"ml lUl)~'J(\O 1}{:1I111(l~
a(:\;ord'lng to Haj. Doug'las i~. Hu(t1ms, head of th., gf""nl'lll'I"~1 dnll!, t:u~1t f('l",~~" Ool L1wL
same day f the St.. ,PotoI'sburg TImes hafl .1 ntoT'y hfH:\d llrHl'i ";~I'^'I'li: r:ll:ii:U:': f1(Jj,'i: pm;1 Ii"i-\:;
TO Tnr~AT DIiUG ADDICTS, '1.'Af.;K Ji'OHCE CHlJ.~ SAYS. II t1:-IJ"r 1I"l'h't'r~ 1 ~l q\lo1.Nt as ~;l\:I' IW,
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The story :-\'It',o GaJ.d he :l'lvr,:H~(ttf.'S 1!':.;;rev,t:-..ing the Iltll/llll'r' or 1lI~~I'l;II''''IHl ~1111\<"'~ ro,t.'
heroin c:.ddict.s because 0f:'Ule ~;r)(l.ring l1UffiUer 0'1' ('1I/1"f; or ^ Ill::, llilrl l.h'lt lib\!\ 1<1 trll~ 111'~1
treatment centers u(/ulc1 be one of tho prlncl.paJ :rf'l~ClIIII"'lllclal,lorH, \,0 the ,..;OVtOL"/I0r."
~:ajor Hughes and othE.'.I~ il\0Jnb~)t's of t.hd G{)veJ"nor~t (Jn1p; Pol1.c~y '(',u~k ji'cITCf'l had
visit.ed a cJruebcatm~nt C'0nt.eJ.~ C'n (\bth St.r(~ot. llnll.lI \n J,p..1'{'~()t I/i\~J(! n.t,(}ut no dra(l,
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an~l had aluo v:tsJ te(l, "il G1,st '~.1~ pl'ol!l'~Yfl at. th~ J'IIH~.lla!t Coullt,.y .ltd:!. G(.)] J.p.et. i ng
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ST. PETEI~Sfl( we - Flolicla':- top rll\l~: chil'f
said Thursday 111;11 Ill' wiIlICClHllllH'llllth;lf (;OV. Bob
f\'l"fl illt'l dr<l~ti\'tllly in('J ease the !llllllb('r of
drug treltnH'nt t.lcili(i('~ \n the stah~,
"TIt(. ~Itatt' rwpc/s a major. major in-
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a special drug t;j:ik force. "If we clon't do it,
then' Ivill he l1Ion' jails, lIIore critllP . , .
more AIDS, more dl~vastated cities, The
prices ('If tho;,l~ are staggcring. We 've ~ot to
afford it (drug tI eal Tl1elll centers)."
HURlies' coIllments Cilme after he and
other members of the Governors' Drug Policy Tasll
force visited a drug treatment cCllter and sisler
progr<lm at the Pincllas County Jail collecting infor-
mation on Florida's drug problem.
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lead the task force and set polil:\l's for combating
Florida's drug problclIl_ The task foree is scheduled to
submit policy recoJllmendations to the goverllor ill
lat~ December or earl)' January.
. I(l~hes said that building new treatment centers
W~IU 1.,_ e.OlJConJlc priuclpal ri;c()illinendatio!ls to thr
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