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MINUTES
THE PLANNING & ZONING BOARD
City of Clearwater, Florida
March 2. 1976 - 1:37 PM
Members present:
Chairman Morris, Mesdames CramptonBrtd Parks; Messrs. Groth,.
Hall and Kuntz; Bill Shepard, Engineering Dept.; Paul A. Bergmann,
Planning Director; and Jack 1. Wolle. Chief Planner
Absent: Messrs. Kruse and McCants; Mrs. Evers
Planning and Zohing Board meeting was opened by ~~airman Morris.
On motion by Mrs. Crampton, seconded by Mr. Kuntz, minutes of February 17, 1976 uere
approved as written.
Preliminary plat for Clubhouse Estates, Unit 2 and 3, was pre.sented for approval.
Motion was made by Mr. Hall"seconded by Mrs. Crampton, to recommend approval as
submitted. Motion carried unanimously. Plat is in accordance with approved Master
Plan for Countryside and is zoned RS-75, Single Family. This includes development
of Tracts 15 and 18 consisting of 32.5 acres and plats 87 lots.
Preliminary plat for Grandview Estates was presented for approval. Motioc was made
by Mrs. Crampton, seconded by Mr. Kuntz, to recommend approval as shown except for
the prov1.so that Lots 1 through !) front on Grandview Drive rather than on Countryside
Estates, and that ~ith a fence they would be granted the equivalent of a rear setback
rather than a front setback. Motion carried unanimously. Plat is in accordance with
approved Master Plan for Countryside Tract 14 and is zoned RS-50, Single Fami]~. Pro-
posed subdivision consists of 19.43 acres and platA 26 lots.
Plan and usage for Far Horizons Mobile Home Park was reviewed. The ordinance states
that the City Commission review and approve Mobile Home Park plane. The existing
Far Horizons Mobile Home Park plan was approved August 5, 1963, and licensed on
February 29, 1964, by City Commission. At this time the community building, office
and some designated recreational facilities were accepted as part of the park plan.
The 10i. service and recreational area was required and was accepted as permitted in
the business zone. Since that time the ordinanee prohibits Mobile Home usage in a
Business zone. However, in this case this park non-conformity became legal and con-
tinued in usage. Present request is to use the present CG zoned area for busineas,
1. e., restaurant. Such action will change, per revised plan, the location of the
office, community center and some recreational area. Further, it will slightly
increase the density (number of mobile homes) on the remaining tract and,further,
reduce the 10% amant of the total park area normally used for service and recreation.
Motion was made by Mr. Hall, seconded by Mrs. Parks, to recommend approval of change
but to include in the recommendation to the City Conunission that there be a request
for' some suitable barrier between the park and the commercial area and that the owner
submit some otatement aigned by a lIgoodly" number of people in the park that they
approve that change; and that the Traffic Deparbnent also approve this plan and
usage. Motion carried unanimously.
Revised RPD Plan, Phase I, Public Housing Authority Development (Carlton and Tangerine
Streets) was discussed,.including Final Plan for Phase II (inclusive of Lots 1, 5, 6,
7, 9, 11 and 21 through 32, Block C. Greenwood Park Subdivision. Phase I of plan was
approved by City Commission in November, 1974. Such plan approved zero lot line con-
cept for certain lots and market for this type arrangement was misjudged; therefore,
plan has been revised for Lots 29, 30 and 31 in order that each structure will have
conventional side yards. Phase II recognizes market availability of housing tailored
to fit 40, 50 and 60 ft. wide lots. Proposed plan includes separate restrictions for
buildings on each lot, yet still retaining most desirable open space. Motion was
made by Mrs. Parks, seconded by Mrs. Crampton, to recommend approval of Phase II, RPD,
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Minutes of Planning & Zoning Doard ~ March 2, 1976
Page f}2
Report of City Commission action of February 19, 1976 follows.
,1. lmnexation & Zoninj;C:
a. Lots 3 and 4, DelOra Gardens (Krok)
,Approved &Q-50, Single Family
b. Lot 10. Block F, Oak Lake E~tates (Miller)
Approved RS-lOO, Single Family
c. Lot 4, Block D, Oak Acres Addn. (Haddox, Hancock, City)
Approved RS-75. Single Family
2. Rezoning:
a. Meteslsnd bounds parcel located 280 ft. S of Gu1f-to~Bay Blvd. and
190 ft. E of Bamboo Lane (Jersey Jim Towers)
Continued to March 18, 1976
(Request: From: RS-50 (Single Family)
To: CG (General Business)
3. , R~quest for Annexation:
a. SW 1/3 - Sec. 18-29-16 (Weiss et a1)
Accepted for referral to proper BoardR
4. Ccnsultant contract was approved rc assistance on Environmental Element
'of It701.11
5. Management Intern Program was approved.
Frank Bush, Community Development Planner, gave a slide presentation and talk on
data received from R. L. Polk Company, explaining the manner in which this data
was used and the benefits derived from it.
'lbe're being no fm:ther busineas, meeting adjoumed at 4: 10 PM.
retary