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ACTION AGENDA
PLANNING & ZONING BOARD MEETING
TUESDAY, MARCH 5, '99' - 1:30 PM
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ITEM
A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. January a, 1991
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RECEIVED
MAR 0 6 1991
CIl'Y CLERK
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION
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APPROVED
CONDITIONAL USES. ANNEXATION. ZONING. LAND USE PLAN AMENDMENTS. LAND
DEVELOPMENT CODE TEXT AMENDMENTS. AND LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY REVIEW:
THE BOARD FOLLOWS THE PROCEDURES OUTLINED BELOW. ALL TESTIMONY FOR
CONDITIONAL USE REQUESTS IS GIVEN UNDER OATH.
1. The Chairperson reads from the Public Hearing Notice each item as it is presented.
2. The staff report and pertinent baCkground. information arc presented. - 5 mInutes maximum.
3. Staff presents any supporting written documents.
4. Staff presents any opposing written documents.
5. The applicant or his representative presents his case. - 5 mlnutos maximum.
6. Persons who support the application speak - J mInutes mBxlmum for 8Bclllndlvldu81;
or spokesperson for group. , 0 minutes maximum.
7. Persons who oppose the application speak - 3 minutes maximum for each Individual; or
spokesperson for group . 10 mInutes maximum,
8. Persons supporting the application lother than applicantl may speak in rebuttal. J minutes
maximum.
9. Persons opposing may speak in rebuttal. J minutes mDldmum.
, Q. The applicant has an opportunity for final rebuttal. 5 minutes maximum.
11. Public Hearings are closed.
, 2. Discussion by the Board.
13. The Board makes a decision.
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. REQUESTS FOR EXTENSION. DEFERRED
AND CONTINUED ITEMS:
1.
Lot 12 less street, A.H. Duncan's Resub.
(14488 S. Missouri Avenuel
Cecelia S. Schwartz, D.S. Pallet Service
CU 90-07
Approved extension to April 30. 1991 subjoct to
conditions of approval grlmtod on February 13.
1990j ond the Conditional Use Permit sholl
expire permanentlv on April 30, 199'.
Request - Extension of 6 months
2.
M&B's 22.03, 22.031 & 22.04, Sec. 15-29-15
(801 Drew St.l Southland Corporation
CU 91-11
Approved subject to the following conditions:
11 The requisite site pIon or building permit,
whichever Planning and Development dotermlnes
to ba applicable, shall be obtained within 6
monthsj
21 The requislto approvals from Plnellas County's
Juvenllll Welfore Board shall be obtalnod prior to
the Issuance of a building permit for tha
children's day care conterj
31 Landscaping sholl be provIded on the outsIde
of the proposed wall adjacent to streot rights-of.
way, The landscaping pion shull be subject to
approval from Environmental Managoment and
Planning and Development;
Request. To permit child day care
Zoned - UC/E (Eastern Corridor Subdistrict.
Urban Center Districtl
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3.
Lots 18-23, Blk. 3, Bayview Terrace Sub.; Lot 1
Major's Manor Sub.; and M&B 23.02,
Sec. 16.29-16 plus south 1/2 01. vacated alley
(3070 GulHo-Bay Blvd.) Merle F. and Dolores
Amic tKapok Travel Trailer Pnrk)
CU 91.' 4
Request. To permit outdoor retail sales, displays
andlor storage lrecrcationnl vehicle salesl
Zoned - CG (General Commcrciall
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41 Tho requisite concurrnncy rO\lI{\w form and
fee shall be submlttod at time of slto plan or
constructIon plan application, whlchevor
Planning and Developmont determines to be
applicable;
5) Tho requisite Unity of Thlo shell bo recorded
prlnr to the cortUic8tlon of tho roqulslto site plan ,r" ~..
or tho Issuanco of !I building permit. whl::hovor
Plnnniflll 1I11~ l'bVelclllnonl dGf,HmlnLs ~o bo
appllcablo; llnd
61 Tho roqulslto replacement, on a ono cellpor
Inch por ana callper Inch basis (as m08sured 8\
broast holght!. of tho 53 native shade tro05
which wore provlously romoved from the slto
shell bo offectod prior to tho Issuance of any
Cortlflcato of Occupancy subjoct to flnol
approvlII of sp'!clos Ilnd locotlon by tho
Envlronmontlll Mllnagernont Group; this
roplacomont may includo ths 011tlon of
approprloto contributions to tho City's "TroD
Bank".
Approved subject to tho following conditions:
11 All requlrod pormits sholl bo obtained within
twolvo (121 months from the doto of this public
homing:
2) In tho ovent that tho front display Broo Is
doveloped, the appllcnnt sholl submIt II slto Dllln
showing: (n) Tho display moo ostabllshed for tho
recroat[onnl vohlclo solos sholl bo c10arly
dalineated and 011 roqulred purklng sholl be
Indicated: this parking con be povod with
turf.block: (b) Presorvatlon of tho largo oaks
on Lot 202; (c) Tho relocation of tho accoss
drlvo across Lots 105 Dnd 204; and (dl
Provision of a 5 ft. wldo porlmator lands capo
buffor along tho Gulf.to-Bay Blvd. frontago.
with such landscapIng to contain anD (1)
troe par ooch forty 140) linear faet of
property frontngo plus 0"8 111 shrub por
onch three (31 linear foet of proporty
frontage, and alllnndscapa matarials to bo
equivalent to tho materials roqulred for
perlmoter landscaping In Soc. 136.023 of
tho Land Dovelopmont Codo.
ThIs slto plan sholl moot all requirements of
tho Dfroctor of Planning Bnd Devolopment
prior to any permit Issuonco.
3) No vehiclo servico Irecreatlonal or otherwlso)
bo undortaken on tho subject property;
41 No mora thon four (41 recreational vahlclns
sholl bo offered for solo ot anyone time. and In
the avent thllt the front display area Is
developed no mora thon two (2) of theso
recrcalionnl vehicles sholl be offerod for sale
from the front dlsploy aroa at any anD tlmo:
51 No more thon two (2) recreational vohlcles
above the number of recreatIonal vehicle lots
sholl bo locoted on the subjoct property at any
one timo; nnd
61 No vchlcles olhor 1hnn rocroatlonal vohlcJos
sholl ho sold from tho subjUl:\ property.
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C. CONDITIONAL USES:
1.
Lot 5, Countryside Village Square Sub. (2543
Countryside Blvd.' Countryside Village. Ltd.
jKnickcrbockcr on the Water, Inc.)
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RCLluest . To pf;!rmit un plemi!;e con......mptiol1 of
beer, wine and li4uor
Zoned - CC (Commercial Centerl
Approved subject to the following condltl"ns:
11 Tho roqulslte occupotlonsl license shell be
obtaIned wlthln sIx 161 months of tho dato of
this public hoarlng; end
21 No outdoor spenkors shall bo used Bfter
11 :Oc. p.rT'.
D. ANNEXAl'IOfJ. ZONlJ.JG. LAND USE PLAN AMENDMENT,
LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE TEXT AMENDMENT. AND LOCAL
PLANNING AGENCY REVIEW.
1.
LOts 1'7-27. Blk 2, Lake BeUevlew A~dn. Locatl:d
on the south side of Lakeview Road between the
Seaboard Coastline Railroad and the S. Myrtle
Ave. intersection (Gerald S. Rchm & Assoc.,
Inc.1 Z 90.09, LUP 90-21
Request - Amendment to the Land Use Plan and
Zoning Atlas
LAND USE PLAN:
From: Commercial{Tour;st Facilities
To: Industrial
ZONING ATLAS:
From: CN (Neighborhood Commerciall
To: IL (Limited Industrial]
LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE TEXT AMENDMENTS:
2.
Amending Section 137.074, Code of Ordinances
relating to the threshold guidelines for vested
development rights determinations for cenain
developments, providing an effective date.
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Amending Section 135.155, Code of
Ordinances, relating to the Public/Semi-Public
District, to establish public recreation grounds or
parks as a permitted use, amending Section
135.156, Code of Ordinances, to establish
commercial and office uses associated with
marina facUities and alcoholic beverage sales !for
consumption on the premises) in conjunction
with marina facilities as conditional uses within
tho Public/Semi. Public District, providing an
effective date.
4.
Amending Section 136.016, Code of
Ordinances, relating to fences and walls. to add
standards and regulations for hedges; providing
standards for materials; providing lor casement
and right.of-way restrictions, providing height
and setback rcgula\~On5 for fences, walls and
hedges, providing an effective date.
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Amending Sections 135.085 and 135.091, Code
of Ordinances, to establish accessory dwellings
as a permitted use in the Limited Office and
General Office districts; amending Sections
135.097, 135.104, 135.110, 135.116,
135..122, 135.141, and 135.149, Code of
Ordinances to substitute "accp.ssor~' dwellings"
fN .~ttached dwellings" ao; permitter! USGS in HIl:
Ncl"hborhood Commercial, Beach Commerci31,
Resort Commercial "Twenty-four" Resort
Commercial "Twenty-eight", General Commercial
and limited Industrial Districts, and the Bayfront,
Core and Eastern Corridor Subdistricts,
amending Section 137.005, Code of Ordinances
to define. accessory dwelling", providing an
effective date.
6.
Amending Sections 135.161, Code of
Ordinances to allow noncommercil1l Semi-Public
and Private rccrcntion grounds or parks as a
permItted use in the Open Space/Recreation
IOS/RI.Zoning district, providing an effective
date.
E. CHAIRMAN'S ITEMS
F. DIRECTOR'S ITEMS
G. BOARD AND STAFF COMMENTS
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Approved with the following recommended
chenge: Ordlnanco NO. 'F, (11 Publlr.,
fH)fhlGmm9roia~Wt&t- or noncommercial...
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MINUTES
PLANNING & ZONING BOARD
TUeSDAY, MARCH 5, 1991
Members Present:
Chairman Schwab, Ms. Nixon, Messrs. Johnson, Ferrell, Hamilton and Mazur
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Also Present:
James M. Polatty, Director of Planning and Development
Scott Shuford, Planning Manllger
Doreen Feldhaus, Recording Secretnry
Pnl Fernandez, Sluff Assislanlll
Chairperson Schwob outlined the procedures for comlilional uses amI advised thaI anyone adversdy affecled by a
decision of the Planning and Zoning Board, with regard to condilional uses, has two weeks from this dale in which
to lite an nppeal through the Cily Clerk's Office. Florida Lnw requires any party appealing a decision of this Board
10 have n record of the proceedings to supporl Ihe appeal.
ITEMS ARE LISTED IN AGENDA ORDER THOUGH NOT NECESSARILY DISCUSSED
IN THAT ORDER.
A. APPROV AL OF MINUTES
Molion was made by Mr. Johnson, and seconded by Mr. Hamilton, to approve the minutes of January 8, 1991.
Motion carried unanimously (5-0). (Mr. Mazur arrived at 1:33 p.m.)
B. REQUESTS FOR EXTENSION, DEFERRED AND CONTINUED ITEMS:
1. Lot 12 less street, A.It. Duncan's Resub. (\44BB S. Missouri Avenue), Cecetia S. Schwartz,
D.S. Pallel Service, CU 90.07
Request ~ Exlension of 6 mOllths
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Mr. Shuford slaled slaff received R re(!uest for a six (6) month extension. lie noted there is a failure to observe
some of the conditions of npprovnl, such as excessive pallet height and no 1t1Odscaping. Also any insect control
measures taken are not known. The staff advised Ihal unless lhere is some compelling reason why he cannot move
onto a new location, il is recommended approval not be gran led for the extension.
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Mr. Dominick DeVivo, 1363 Palmello Ave. Ilpplicanl, presenled leller from renl eslnle agents looking for property
for him. He stated he hnd contacted the renltors lute because he has been looking for another localion on his own
unlil he was injured, and WIIS then oul of work for four months. Mr. DeVivo stales he has hod difficulty finding
a new location due 10 the properties having large buildings with hig\l' rent.
Discussion ensued concerning conditions of previolls c(llu\itiunlll Use permits nul being complied wilh: lhe res\ric\cll
height of pallet slacks, [lnd landscaping.
Discussion ensued wilh the 130nrd members expressing concerns inclUding the following: Ihe property is owned by
Cecelia Schwarlz, the length of exlensioll if any to be grnnled, IInd approl'rillle Code Enforcement action to be taken
if conditions ore not complied wilh.
No person appcnred in support of the above requcst.
Mr. John W. lenkinR, 1146 AlmuJ\l.1 81., slull.'c.I1halliincc 1978 he hilS received cOll1pluints regarding that propert)'.
The owners who live there cUl1lplnincu nhoUI a harking dng on the properly near Iheir residences. Also lawn
mowing is nol done regu\urly.
In rehuttal, Mr. DeVivo stnteu he tried. hy moving the dog but ncells II Ill\\ce 10 put his pallels. Mr. DeVivo
submitted II leller requesting this extension lherehy nllowing his permit 10 conlinue until the Board reached a
decision.
It is l"urlher suggeslcd thaI Ihe staff send a leller 10 1I111 properl}' uwner IIdvising she may he lined due to Ihe
condilionaluse permil hcing issued lhrnllgh her. 1\lr. DeVivo is eXlll:'cleu 10 comply wilh all conditions of the
permit.
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Motion was made hy M r, Hamillon, IIml seconded hy tllr. Johnson. for nn exh.msion of the condilional Use 10 expire
rcrmnnently on April 30, \99\ lit midnight wilh ul! original c(]lIllilions remaining in effecl. Motion carried
ul1l1nimously (6 tn 0).
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3.
Lot!l18~23, B1k. 3, Ba)'vicw Terrnce Sub.; LotI MItior's Manor Sub.; nnd M&B 23.02, Sec. 16~29-16 plus
south 1/2 of vllcllteu nile)' (3070 Gulf.to.Bny Blvu.) Merle F. nnu Dolores Amic (Kapok Trnvel Trailer PllTk)
CU 91-14
2. M&B'!l22.03, 22.031 & 22.0.~, Sec. 15-29.15(801 Drew Sl.) SlllJlhland Corporlllion
CU91-l1
Re(IUcst - To permit child day cllre
Zoned - UCIE (El\stem Corridor Suhdistrict. Urhan Center District)
Mr. Shuford gave the background on this continued ca~e. lie commcntcd thaI the rcquired traffic impact study was
5ubmitted, has been reviewcd, and the proposed development will nol affecl the level of s~rvicc on the involved
streets.
Pierre Cournoyer, 212 Cae Road. Ilellcnir, opplicnnt's n:pn....;cnlativc. staled he agreed with 011 the
recommcndations. He wns unawnre of the trees being cut down, but hilS no prohlem doing whate.ver the board
rceommcnus.
No persons appeared in support of or in opposition 10 the. nhove. request.
Motion wns maue by Mr. Hamilton, nnd secondcd by Mr. Mazur, to "pprovc the nbove rcquest subject to the six
conditions: 1) The requisite site plnn or buihling permit, whichever Planning IInd Development determines 10 be
applicable, shall be ohlained wilhin 6 months; 2) The requisile apptovuls from Pinellas Counly's Juvenile Welfare
Board shill! be obtained prior 10 lhe iSSUAnce of II building permit for the children's dllY care center; 3) Landscaping
shull be. provided on the outside of the proposed wall ndjacent to street rights-or.wny. The landscaping plan shall
be subject to approval from Environmental Mnnngel1lent nnd Planning and Development; 4) The requisite
concurrency review form llnt! fee shall be submitted at time of site plan or construction plan npplication, whichever
Planning amJ Development determines to he applicable; 5) The requisite Unily of Title shall be recorded prior to
the certificalion of the requisite site plan or the issunnce of 11 building pe.rmit, whichever Planning Rnd Development
delermine..o; to be llPplicnhlej nnd 6) The requisile replncelllcnt. on a one elltiper inch per one cnliper inch basis (as
mcnsured a~ brenst height), of the 53 nutive shade Irees which were previously removed from the sile shall be
effected prior to the issunnce of nny CcrtHicate of Occupancy subject to linal approval of species and location h)'
the Environmenllll Mllnagemcnt Groupj this replacement may include the option of appropriate contribulions to the
City's "Tree Dunk". Motion carried unnnimously (6 10 0).
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Request - To permil outdoor rcluil sales, displu)'s lind/or slorage (rccrenlional vehicle snles)
Zoned ~ CO (General Commercinl)
Mr. Shuford stilted stnff hilS looked lit lhe rClJlI~st to sell vehicles off the indiviullallots or the front area. In the
eVent they plan to sell from the front, condition 1/2 should lIpply llmllhc olher comlitions us well.
Pat Maguire. Ilamell Duilding, ClevelllfHJ Slreet, applic:mt's "llllmey; stated the)' no problcm wilh conditions ns
recommcnded by stnff however, condition 1/2 should apply only if Ihey elect to hllve II front sales area.
In respons~ to questions by tht! Dunn.!, Mr. Mllguire stntcd the appliclInt would sell those items as covered under
his licensing. Anylhing in the park has wheels llllu could possibly lit some time bc fur sale. lIe feels it would be
a benefit to seU those items in plnce.
Regarding the staff recommendation of six lllonths. he nsked for 12 1I10nlhs to ohtllin permits, because Floridll
Department of Trl\l\srOltntion (D.O:r.) \\'I\S slarling cnllstmclion am.I lhe uate of completion is unknown before
planling would hegin. If D.O.T. takes l(lOger. the right to grantlln e;l.lcllsion would he considered.
No pCrJmns appeared ill support of or in opposition to Ihe lIbllVC request.
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Motion wns llllltle by Mr. lIamilton, and seconded hy l\lazur, to upprove the ahove request suhjecllo the following
conditions: 1) All required permits shall be ohlained withinlwe)vc (12) monlhs fwmthe dale of this public hearingj
2) In tht! event thILI the fwnt tlisplny nrea is developed, the IIpplicllnl slmll submit n site pllm showing: (a) The
displn)' nren estnhlishcd for the recreationfll vchicle sales shall hc clearly delincnted and nil required parking shall
he illl.licllted; this parking Clln be pa\'cd with turf-block; (h) Preservalion of the lurge oaks on Lot 202; (c) The
relocution of the access drive across Lots 105 lint! 204; and (u) Provision of l\ :5 ft. wide perimeter lanuscllpe buffer
nlnng the Gulf-tn-Bny Blvd. frontage, with such landscaping 10 contain nne (I) tree per e.1ch forty (40) linear feel
nf properly fronlage plus one (I) shrub pcr e:u:h three (3) linear feet of property frontage, ant! nil Jandscnpe
materi"ls to he cquivalent to the mater;nls rell\l;rcu for per;meter landscaping in Sec. 136.023 or tbe Lund
Development Coue. This si te plan shull mcet all requirements of lhe Direclor of Planning and Development prior
10 nn)' permit issuance; 3) No vchick scrvictl (recreational or otherwise) be undertaken on the subjcct property; 4)
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Nu more thnn four (4) recreational vehicles shull he offered for sule al nny ol1e lime, and in Ihe event that the fronl
display Area is developed no more Ihnn two (2) of these recreation<<1 vchiclcs shull be offered for sale from the front
c.1ispln)' area at nn)' one time: 5) No more UUlIltwo (2) recrealional vehicles ahove the number of recreational vehicle
lots shall be localcd on the suhjcd property Allin)' one time: IInd 6) No vehicles other than recreational vehicle.'l shall
be sold frotu the suhject properly. MOlion carried unnnimously (6 to 0)
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C. CONDITIONAL USES:
J. Lot 5, Countryside Village Squure Sub. (2543 Counlryside Blvd,) Countryside Village, Ltd., (Knickerbocker
on the WAler, Inc.), CU 9 J .20
Request - To permit on premise consumplion of beer, wine and liquor
Zoned. CC (Commercial Cenler)
Mr. Shuford gave the background of the CAse and submitted, in wriling, thc sldf rcconuuendation. A piano lounge
is lhe lype of entertainment to be provided.
Nich()tll.~ Riggione, 510 W. Burrough Lane, Safety Harbor, applicant. stated hc took over the former Penrod's and
Pelican Pelc's. TIley Are undertaking an e",lensive renovation to mnke it a full service restaurant. They have 85
menu items of broadllppeat. The deck hus been enlurged lmd they may have music on it. They are aware the level
of any music must be within limits acceptable by everyone concerned.
Rogcr Allen Gondek, 510 W. Rurrough l..Me, Safety Barbor, applicant's manager: sIal cd he hAS been with the
compAny for seven years and will be Ihe Gcner:ll Mannger.
No person appeared in opposition to the above requcst.
Discussion ensued wilh Ihe Board members expressing concerns inclUding noise in the evening becoming a nuisance
to neighbors. Bonru members do not object to music on the deck hul ouldoor speakers After a cerlain hour beeome
a nuisance.
In response to qucstions by the Donrd, Mr. Rigglone stnted enterlninmcnt al their other lOCAtions consist of Baby
Grand pin nos with one or two musicians added in the evenil1gs, and lhe uniforms for servers nt this locntion has
not been decided yenr, however white luxedo shirlllnd hlnck pants are being considered.
,,_, Motion was made by Mr. lIAmilton, lInd seconded hy Mr. Johnson. to approve lhe above requesl subject 10 the
following conditions: I) The rClluisite occuplltionallicense shull be obtained wilhin si", (6) months of the date of lhis
public hearing: and 2) No outdoor speakers sholl be used after 1 J :00 p.m. MOlion carried unanimously (6 to 0).
D. 'ANNEXATION, ZONING. LAND USE PLAN AMENDMENT, LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE TEXT
AMENDMENT, AND LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY REVIEW.
I. LoIs 17-27, Btk 2, Lnke Bellcview AtkIn, Localed 011 the soulh side of Lnkcvicw Rond between the
Seabonrd Conslline Railroad and the S. Myrtle AVe. interseclion (Gerald S. Rehm & Assoc..
Inc.) Z 90-09. LUP 90-21
Request - Amcndment 10 the Lund Use Plnn and Zoning AtlllS
LAND USE PLAN:
From: ConUllcrcinl/Tourist J"acililies
To: Industrial
ZONING ATLAS:
From: CN (Neighborhood COllllllercial)
To: IL (Limited Induslrilll)
Mr. Shuford gave the background of the case: and suhmillcd, in wriling, lhe staff recommcndation.
The BOArd (IUCSlioned Ihe impact of the rezoning of this pruperly for the 1H1jaccnl office zoned properly. Thcre
would hc no huffcr between any induslrinl road on one side of Lllkeview Rd. with regunl to non-residential property
on the othcr side. The eXlension of Myrtle is viewed [\5 being the dividing line betwecn induslrial development And
light office.
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Jerry Rehm, 727-D Lnkcview, Rpplicunt, stat cd he residellllhove locntion nnd hll!l II strong investment in the lIrCll.
He haslen:lnls moving in April I, 1991 who art! going to he im[lortingjcwclry from Itwund Ihe world. Mr. Rehm
hilS a vault in the center of Ihe building which will store thc jewelry. It will be retailed throughoutlhe country and
eventually eltclusive gold jewelry will be manufacturcd on sileo Lessees will hring the operntion from Spain for Il
pcriod of one year for them to determine the feasibility of manufacturing operation in Clearwllter. Presently they
will he importing only. If zoning is Rpproved, he would propose the wording to nssUre thnt the front of the
building, as it faces Lnkeview, would never change.
To aid the city in the Myrtle ex\ensinn, Mr. Rchm stated he purchased the 1wo vacant 101s 10 the enst of the
extension of Myrtle and has advised Mr. Bnker he could plnce lhcm Ilt the disposal of the city. After the city
finishc.o; its road project, whatever is left over would SWLIPPCU o\ltllnu would provide m.hlitional parking.
In opposilion, Luis Curmicrt 625 McCIt..'t1nM St., sllltculllthnugh she recognil.Clllhe city is desperate for intlustrh\I
zoning. She does nol feci the requested zoning is npproprintc for this neighborhood.
In rehuttalt Mr. Rehm slllted no one lives adjaccnt to this property nnd industrial zoning is nlrendy there. He feels
the City needs IIn inlermedinte industrial code, If gold jewelry Were Illude on sile, there would he no fumes ns the
air is recycled in the building.
Discussion ensued with Board members eltpressing concerns whether industrinl use is llppropriBte for this nrCll. Mr.
Shuford suggested thai if the motion is npproved, they could adopt a resolution right nflerwards qualifying their
views if Ildministrntive zoning occurs.
Motion was made by Mr. IInmilton,nnd secunded by ~1r. MU7.\If recommending approval of the nppHcnnt's rCl)\lest.
Motion carried 5 10 I, with Ms. Nixon voting "nny" believing an exception could be found rather than rezoning.
LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE TEXT AMENDMENTS:
Mr. Shuford reviewed ench proposed nmendmcnt.
2. Amending Sectiun 137.074, Code of Ordinunces relnting to the threshold guidelines for vested
uevelopmenl rights dcterminlltiuns fur cerluin develupments, providing nn effective date.
Motion was made by Mr. IIllmillon, llnd seconded by Mr. lvlazur, to llpprove the above request. Motion carried
unnnimously (6 to 0).
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3. Amending Section 135.155. Cude of Ordinances, relating to the Puhlic/Semi-Public District, to estnbHsh
public rccrclltion grounds or parks as a permittcd lise, amending Section 135.156, Code of Ordinances, to
establish conunercilll nnd office uses associated with marinn facilities nnd alcoholic beverage Sides (for
consumption on the premises) in conjunction with Illllrinll facilities as conditionlll uses within thc Public/Semi-
Public District, providing nn effective dllte.
Motion was made by Mr. lIalllilton, lInd seconded hy 1\1 r. Johnson, to npprove the above re<lucst. Motion carried
unanimously (6 to 0).
4. Amending Secthm 136.0 16, Cl)d~ llf Ordinances, relating 10 fences llnd wulls, to lldd stllndards nnd
regulations for hedges; providing sllllldnrds for malerials; proviuing for casement nnd right-or-way
restrictions, Ilroviding height IInd 5eth:lI~k regulations fur fences, walls nnll hedges, providing an effective
date.
Discussion cnsued with Ihe Board mcmbers expressing concerns including the following: fence hcights, site
distances on comcr propert}' when driving hy a fencc, wall or hedge; walerfront property owners without this
restriction could intrude un lIdjoining property owners ability tll view the water; the good side of your fence is 10
facc the I1cighhor nnd wh}' should good side of fcnee should gn tll ndghbor (rule slates each side must be liS good).
Motion was made hy Mr. 1l1ll1liltnn, nud seconded hy "'Ir, ,.,Iazllr tn IIpprove the above request. Molion curried
unnnimously (6 10 0).
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Am\llllling S~c\iolls 135.085 llml 135.091, Codc of Ordinances. tll esltlhlish necessary dwellings liS 1\
permitteu use in lhe Limilt:d Oflice and Genernl Office districts; umenc.ling Sections 135.097, 135.10'1,
135.110,135.116,135.122,115.141, I\l\U 135.149, Coueof Ordinunces los\lbslihlte "l\ccessory tlwe11ings"
fur "ntlllched dwellings" IlS pt!nllined uSt!S in the Neighborhood COlllmercial, Beach Cornmcrcinl, Resort
Commercilll "Twenty-four" Resort ClIrllmcrdal "Twenty-eigh\., Geneml Cummerciullll\d Limited Inuustrial
Districts, IInd the Oayfmnt, Core und Eastern Corridor Subdistricts. l\mcnding Section 137.005, Code of
Ordinanccs to define "nccessory dwellin!,!", providing nil effective untc.
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Molion \V{lS made by Mr. Ihunihon. llml sccnmleLl h)' Mr. Ferrell to approve Ihe above request. MOlian cnrried
unnnimously (6 - 0).
6.
Amending Seclions 135.161. Code of Ordinnnccs 10 II II ow noncolt1ll1ercinl Scmi-Public
and Privale recreution grounds or (lurks liS n (lcrntilled llse it\ the Orcn Srace/Recreation
(OS/R) Zoning dislrict, providing an effective dale.
Motion was made hy Mr. Hamillon, and seconded by Mr. Mazur to IIpprove lhe above with the following
recommended change: Ordinance No. F. (I) Public, nonl'Oll1ntef'~iIlHlel11i-publie; or noncommercial...
Motion carried unanhnously (6 100).
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E. CHAIRMAN'S ITEMS:
Chairperson Schwab slnled Ihe next mecting will he Mr. Johnson's Inst meeting and a dutch treat luncheon for him
will be held at the Clearwater Bench Hotel 011 March 19, 199\ Ilt 11:30 n.m.
a. BOARD AND sTArF COMMENTS:
Mr. Johnson inquired why trnilers for rent could be stored on lhe Plumb School property on Hercules Avenue.
There are 4 or 5 very large trailers parked at Hercules. Stuff will check into it.
Mr. Mazur invilcd evcryone to a parade nnd IIlcll10riul on Murch 30 lit Coachman Park to recognize five Cleanvater
residents still missing in IIclion from Vicll1l1nl Ilml recognizt: live sightings of people missing in RClion, some in
Cambodia and Laos. He is orgnnizing Ihis uno wnnts public pnrlicip:llion. '
Ms. Nixcm queslioned no landscaping uround the Wellrhouse store III Gulf-la-Bay Blvd. and Highland Avenue. Mr.
Shuford advised thai it is nol required unless the iUlprovemcl1t is more thun thirty percent of the nppraised vnlue
of the property.
Pot FCrllllndez, Stnff Assistant II for the Plnnning and Development Deparlment, was introduced and welcomed.
The meeting ndjoumed at 4:40 p.m.
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