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Tuesday, August 15, 1995
Call to Order, Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation
A. Approval of Minutes
July 18, 1995 - approved as corrected. August 1, 1995. Approved as amended
B. Requests for Extension, Deferred and Continued Items
1. Fred Berger TRE I Jeffery M. Dickman Trust J Rashid AIi (Danish Food Mart Inc d/b/a
Quick Pick Food Store) to permit package sales of beer and wine (change of business
ownership) at 280 Windward Passage, See 08-29~ 15, M&B 13.04, zoned CG (General
Commercial). CU 95-47
ACTION: Approved subject to the following condWons: 1) The sale of alcoholic
beverages shall be limited to the package sales of beer and wine, wUh no on premise
consumption; and 2) Sign permits for two attached waff signs shaff be obtained within
14 days of the date of this public hearing.
C. Conditional Uses
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1. REC IIDansk Plaza ltd/SoHd Gold Enterprises of St. PetersburG. Inc. (Bob Cats Sports
Bar) to permit nightclubs, taverns and bars and package sales of beer, wine and liquor
(change of ownership) at 2974 Gulf to Bay Blvd Sec 17-29-16, M&B 24.02, zoned CG
(General Commercia/). CU 95-49
ACTION: Approved subject to the follOWing conditions: 1) The requisite occupational
license shall be obtained prior to the start of business; 2) there sha/l be no outdoor
entertainment, seating or speakers,' and 3) there shall be no customer accessible display
areas for package sales. .
2. Lionel G. lames, Edson F. Denny, loel T. Brannen. Howard D. and Lynda B. Cowden
I Walgreens to permit package sales only of beer, wine and liquor (new license) at 1801
Gulf to Bay Blvd See 13-29-15, M&B 32.17, 32.18, and 32.22, zoned CG (General
CommerciaL) CU 95-50
ACTION: Approved subject to the fo/Jowing conditions: 1) The requisite site plan
shall be certified within three months from tile date of this public hearing; 2) The
requisite building permit shall be obtained within six months from the date of
certification of tile site plan; 3) The requisite certificate of occupancy and occupational
license shall be obtained within six months from the date of issuance of the building
permit; 4) The gross floor area for the liquor store shall not exceed 15 percent of the total
gross floor area of the prop'osed retail complex; S) The applicant shall obtain a parking
variance or otherwise meettl1e parking requirements; and 6) All on-site lighting shall
have 90-degree cutoffs and shall be directed away from abutting street rights of way and
residential properties.
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D. Annexation, Zoning, land Use Plan Amendment, land Development Code Text Amendment
and Local Planning Agency Review
1. . (cant. (rom 6/27/ & 7/18/95) 1221 & 1256 Bay Ave, 317, 323 & 325 Pinellas 5t, and
1225 Reynolds Ave, Westover Sub, Slk S, Lots 1-2 & 17, C. Perry Snell's Bluff View
Court, Lots 22-24, and 5.). Reynolds Sub, Lot 8 (Morton Plant Hospital Association and
Evmorph;a M. Kralis) Z 95-02j LUP 95-13
LUP: From Residential/Office General to Institutional
ZONE: From Ol (limited Office) to MPD (Master Planned Development)
ACTION: Continued Item 01 to the meeting of August 29, 1995
2. 1920 & 1924 Douglas Ave Sunset Point 2nd Addition, Blk G, lots 26 & 27 (Hellenic
Orthodox Traditional Church of America) Z 95-92j LUP 95-13
lUP: From Residential Urban to Im;titutional
ZONE: from RM-8 (Multi-Family Residential) to P/SP (PublidSemi Public)
ACTION: Endorsed Item D2 to the City Commission
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3. 1551, 1555, 1559, 1563, 1567 & 1571 Druid Rd, Druid Groves Sub, Blk A, Lots 1-6 and
V2 vacated street (Clearwater Community Hospital) Z 95-06
ZONE: From RM-8 (Multiple Family Residential) to RPD (Residential planned
Development)
ACTION: Endorsed Item 03 to the City Commission
4. Ordinance 5889.95 of the City of Clearwater, Florida, relating to the Land Development
COdei amending Section 35.11, Code of Ordinances to define "vehicle salesl1 ; amending
Chapter 40, Code of Ordinances, by adding permitted uses in the following zoning
districts: Neighborhood Commercial, Beach Commercial, Resort Commercial 24, Resort
Commercial 28, General Commercial, Infill Commercial, Highway Commercial,
Commercial Center, Multiple Family Residentaial 16, Multiple Family Residential 20,
Multiple Family Residential 24, Multiple Family Residental 28, Limited Office, General
Office, Downtown/Mixed Use, Urban Center (Bayfront), Urban Center (Core), Urban
Center (Transition), PublidSemi-Public, Open Space/Recreation and Research,
Development and Office Park Districtsi amending Sec. 41.053, Code of Ordinances, to
add conditional uses in Neighborhood Commercial, General Commercial and Highway,
providing an effective date.
ACTION: Recommended Ordinance 5889-95 be reworked and brought back to the first
Planning and Zoning Board meeting of October.
E. Chairman's Items - Discussion
F. Director's Items - None
C. Board and Staff Comments - Discussion
H. Adjournment - 3:58 p.m.
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August 15, 1995
Members Present: Kemper Merriam, Chair
jay Keyes, Vice Chair
Robert D. Bickerstaffe
Edward Mazur
Brenda Nixon
Bernie Baron
Members Absent: John Carassas (resigned)
Also Present:
Lou Hilton, Senior Planner, Central Permitting
John Richter, Senior Planner, Central Permitting
Gwen Legters, Board Reporter, City Clerk Department
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman at 2:00 p.m. in the Commission Chambers
of City Hall, followed by the Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance. He outlined the procedures
for conditional uses and advised that anyone adversely affected by a decision of the Planning
and Zoning Board, with regard to conditional uses, may appeal through the City Clerk
Department within two weeks. He noted Florida Law requires any party appealing a decision
(...~;} of this Board to have a record of the proceedings to support the appeal.
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In order to provide continuity, the items will be listed in agenda order although not necessarily
discussed in that order.
A. Approval of M inules - July 17, and August 1, 1995
Member Nixon requested correction of the July 17 minutes on page 7, first paragraph. She
stated "Cocoa Walk" should be spelled "Coco Walklt. She indicated this walk is located in
Miami's Coconut Grove and was proposed for Ybor City.
Member Mazur moved to approve the minutes of July 17, 1995, as corrected. The motion was
duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Member Nixon requested amendment of the August 1 minutes on page 8, last paragraph under
Board and Staff Comments. She stated only Member Carassas wanted traffic signals replaced
and she did not want to give the impression the entire Board endorsed replacement.
Member Bickerstaffe moved to approve the minutes of August 1, 1995, as amended. The
motion was duly seconded and upon the vote being taken, Members Keyes, Mazur, Nixon,
Baron and Bickerstaffe voted "Aye"; Member Merriam abstained. Motion carried.
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, 8. Requests for Extension, Deferred and Continued Items
L (continued from 8/1/95) Fred BerGer TRE 1 leffery M. Dickman Trust 1 Rashid Ali (Danish
Food Mart Inc d/b/a Quick Pick Food Store) to permit package sales of beer and wine
(change of business ownership) at 280 Windward Passage, See 08-29-15, M&B 13.04,
zoned CG (General Commercial). CU 95-47
This item was continued from the meeting of August 1 to authorize a local representative. An
affidavit authorizing Jitendra Trivedi was sworn by Rashid Ali on August 7, 1995.
Mr. Hilton gave the background of the case and presented, in writing, the staff recommendation.
He stated staff recommended approval with two conditions. He noted the applicants have been
working with zoning staff to bring the signage into compliance. In response to a question, he felt
14 days wi II be enough time to obtain the permits.
Jitendra Trivedi, representing the applicant, stated he is in the process of obtaining permits for the
attached signs discussed in the last meeting. In response to a question, Mr. Trivedi stated he
previously operated a business of this type in New York.
No one was present to speak in support or opposition to the request.
Member Keyes moved to approve Item B 1 subject to the following cond itions: 1) The sale of
alcoholic beverages shall be limited to the package sale of beer and wine, with no on premise
consumption; and 2) Sign permits for two attached wall signs shall be obtained within 14 days of
<:) the date of this public hearing. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
C. Conditional Uses
1. REC I/Dansk Plaza ud/Solid Gold Enterprises of 51. Petersburg. Inc. (Bob Cats Sports Bar)
to permit nightclubs, taverns and bars and package sales of beer, wine and liquor (change
of ownership) at 2974 Gulf to Bay Blvd Sec 17-29-16, M&B 24.02, zoned CG (General
Commercial). CU 95~49
Mr. Hilton gave the background of the case and presented, in writing, the staff recommendation.
He stated staff recommended approval with three conditions.
Robert Smith, representing the applicant, stated the present owner is selling the business due to
health problems. He said he has been trying to buy a business in Clearwater for seven years. He
described the business as a neighborhood tavern and indicated he plans to serve sandwiches to the
primarily blue collar clientele. He said he will clean up the property and eventually hopes to
expand the operation to have a working kitchen. Mr. Smith stated he is a retired police officer from
Cleveland and does not intend to operate the establishment as anything other than a neighborhood
bar.
In response to questions, Mr. Smith stated he will actively manage the business and will meet the
conditions of approval. It was noted the space allowance for alcoholic beverages in the shopping
center has been exceeded. He indicated he was aware of this. He did not know how long the
other alcoholic beverage eSlablishmenl would remain.
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No one was present to speak in support or opposition to the request.
Member Mazur moved to approve Item Cl subject to the following conditions: 1) The
requisite occupational license shall be obtained prior to the start of business; 2) there shall be
no outdoor entertainment, seating or speakers; and 3) there shall be no customer accessible
display areas for package sales. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
2. Lionel G. lames. Edson F. Denny. loel T, Brannen. Howard D. and Lynda B. Cowden
/ Walgreens to permit package sales only of beer, wine and liquor (new license) at
1801 Gulf to Bay Blvd See 13-29-15, M&B 32.17, 32.18, and 32.22, zoned CG
(General Commercia!.) CU 95RSO
Mr. Hilton gave the background of the case and presented, in writing, the staff
recommendation. Staff recommended approval with five conditions.
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Harry Cline, attorney representing the applicant, stated this location is on the southeast corner
of Keene Road and Gulf to Bay Boulevard. The proposal is to dear the site and construct a
new freestanding Walgreens store. He detailed the retail floor area requirements and stated
the alcoholic beverage sales area is to be removed from the general retail area, consistent with
other Walgreens operations. 0 He indicated they set a very high standard for responsible
alcoholic beverage sales and are known for their extensive employee training and security
measures. He said the application meets all code criteria and is compatible with area zoning.
Acceptable ingress and egress will exist/ and there will be no problems with noise, lighting, or
negative impacts to the community. He stated staff conditions are acceptable.
Concern was expressed outdoor lighting could disturb the neighbors. Mr. Hilton agreed a
condition concerning the lighting might be appropriate.
No one was present to speak in support or opposition to the request.
Member Nixon moved to approve Item C2 subject to the following conditions: 1) The
requisite site plan shall be certified within three months from the date of this public hearing; 2)
The requisite building permit shall be obtained within six months from the date of certification
of the site plan; 3) The requisite certificate of occupancy and occupational license shall be
obtained within six months from the date of issuance of the building permit; 4) The gross floor
area for the liquor store shall not exceed 15 percent of the total gross floor area of the
proposed retail complex; 5) The applicant shall obtain a parking variance or otherwise meet
the parking requirements; and 6) All on-site lighting shall have 90-degree cutoffs and shall be
directed away from abutting street rights of way and residential properties. The motion was
duly seconded and carried unanimously.
D. Annexation, Zoning, land Use Plan Amendment, Land Development Code Text
Amendment and local Planning Agency Review
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1. (cont. from 6/27/ & 7/1 B/95) 1221 & 1256 Bay Ave, 317, 323 & 325 Pincllas St, and
1225 Reynolds Ave, Westover Sub, Blk B, Lots 1-2 & 17, C. Perry Snell's Bluff View
Court, Lots 22-24, and S.J. Reynolds Sub, Lot 8 (Morton plant Hospital Association
and Evmorphia M. Kralis) Z 95-02; LUP 95-13
LUP: From Residential/Office General to Institutional
ZONE: From OL (limited Office) to MPD (Master Planned Development)
Member Mazur declared a conflict of interest with regard to this case.
Mark Marquardt, attorney representing the applicant, stated they are close to working out the
details of the project and requested a 30 day extension. In response to a question, he stated
this is the third extension request.
Member Bickerstaffe moved to continue Item D1 to the next meeting. The motion was duly
seconded and, upon the vote being taken, Members Merriam, Keyes, Nixon, Baron and
Bickerstaffe voted IIAye"; Member Mazur abstained. Motion carried.
2. 1920 & 1924 Douglas Ave Sunset Point 2nd Addition, Blk G, Lots 26 & 27 (Hellenic
Orthodox Traditional Church of America) Z 95-92; LUP 95-13
LUP: From Residential Urban to Institutional
ZONE: From RM-8 (Multi-Family Residential) to PISP {PublidSemi Public}
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George Nikitakis, representing the applicant, stated two lots adjacent the church have recently
been acquired. Parishioners have been working with City staff on a proposal to expand the
existing facilities. Two deteriorated houses on the northern lot are to be razed. Mr. Nikitakis
outlined plans for the church, to include a Greek language school and a child day care facility.
In response to questions, Mr. Nikitakis stated he understood the day care would require
conditional use approval under the requested zoning. He said he has been working with City
staff and the child day care licensing agency regarding space requirements.
One member expressed concern that surrounding residential property owners might oppose an
outdoor play area. Mr. Nikitakis said he has talked to the neighbors and no objections have
been expressed. It was suggested he submit letters from surrounding property owners in
support of his proposal. In response to a question, Mr. Nikitakis responded they have
alternatives to the current proposal and are willing to follow the Code requirements. They
simply want to serve the needs of the parishioners.
Member Nixon moved to endorse Item D2 to the City Commission. The motion was duly
seconded and carried unanimously.
3. 1551,1555,1559,1563,1567 & 1571 Druid Rd, Druid Groves Sub, Blk A, lots 1-6
and Y2 vacated street (Clearwater Community Hospital) Z 95-06
ZON E: From RM-8 (Multiple Family Residential) to RPD (Residential Planned
Development)
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Mr. Hilton gave the background of the case and presented, in writing, the staff
recommendation. He said staff recommends endorsement to bring the north half of an
existing nonwcommercial employee parking lot into the same zoning as the rest of the site.
In response to a question, Mr. Hilton indicated it is not necessary for the applicant to appear.
Member Keyes expressed concern residents along Magnolia Drive were not notified due to
their location oUlsidethe 200 foot radius. Mr. Hilton said staff has been working very closely
with residents along Jasmine Way, to provide a six foot wall and appropriate landscape
buffering.
No one was present to speak in support or in opposition to the request.
One member wished to clarify the reason it was not necessary for the applicant to appear. The
applicant was present, to address staff and the public, at previous hearings related to this
project. It was indicated taday's action is a formality to complete a previous condition of
approval. For an original zoning change application, the applicant1s presence is required as
stated on the appl icatian.
Member Bickerstaffe moved to endorse Item 03 to the City Commission. The motion was
duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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4. Ordinance 5889-95 of the City of Clearwater, Florida, relating to the land
Development Code; amending Section 35.11, Code of Ordinances to define "vehicle
salesll ; amending Chapter 40, Code of Ordinances, by adding permitted uses in the
following zoning districts: Neighborhood Commercial, Beach Commercial, Resort
Commercial 24, Resort Commercial 28, General Commercial, Infill Commercial,
Highway Commercial, Commercial Center, Multiple Family Residential 16, Multiple
Family Residential 20, Multiple Family Residential 24, Multiple Family Residential
28, Limited Office, General Office, Downtown/Mixed Use, Urban Center (Bayfrontl,
Urban Center (Core), Urban Center (Transition), Public/Semi-Public, Open
Space/Recreation and Research, Development and Office Park Districtsi amending
Sec. 41.053, Code of Ordinances, to add conditional uses in Neighborhood
Commercial, General Commercial and Highway, providing an effective date.
Reading from charts supplied to the Board, Mr. Hilton outlined proposed zoning changes in
the residential, office, and commercial districts. He explained this ordinance is an attempt to
streamline development procedures, primarily by identifying uses that could be reclassified as
permitted without adversely affecting the neighbors. Member Keyes commended Mr. Hilton
for the format of the presentation.
The Board expressed concerns related to switching various uses from conditional to permitted.
Among the areas of concern were video and electronic game rooms, veterinary and animal
grooming/boarding facilities and Clearwater beach conversions from hotel/motel to business
and professional offices.
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John Richter, Senior Planner, responded to questions regarding the Bayfront subdistrict,
located west of Osceola Avenue. Member Nixon expressed concern with art galleries being
restricted as accessory uses to multiple family residential dwellings with more than 100 units.
Lengthy discussion ensued regarding this issue. The rationale for the restriction was not
known and Mr. Richter stated he would investigate.
Concern was expressed with repetitive language in the Code, and numerous instances were
cited. It was requested staff find a way to highlight new amendments to make them easier to
locate in the Code. Lengthy discussion ensued regarding Code and supplement format. Mr.
Richter noted the last recodification was done in cooperation with the former City Attorney to
make the code easier to use. He felt it is likely to be done again within the next few years.
One member felt the Planning and Zoning Board should be consulted to provide input from
the lay person's point of view.
Mr. Richter and Mr. Hilton responded to questions regarding zoning districts listed in the
proposed ordinance. Mr. Richter stated these are a part of the downtown plan reviewed two
years ago by the Board. Discussion continued regarding the area northwest of downtown. Mr.
Richter stated there are many other zoning districts in the City which are not represented in
this ordinance.
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It was noted, under open space recreation zoning, indoor retail sales are permitted uses when
in conjunction with golf courses. One member felt this should apply to other sports facilities
as well. For example, it was felt having juice bars at tennis courts would be beneficial.
One member expressed concern with limiting the area served by permitted uses within
research, development and office park districts. It was questioned how this could be proved,
or how development could proceed if it was not known what else was planned. Mr. Richter
indicated he would review this section and consider deleting the added text. Discussion
ensued regarding other instances of redundant or contradictory language.
One member suggested, when creating Infill Commercial districts, referring to a working
model development could be easier than trying to describe development standards on paper.
The lakeview development was cited as an example.
Member Bickerstaffe moved to recommend Ordinance 5889-95 be reworked and brought
back to the first Planning and Zoning Board meeting of October. The motion was duly
seconded and carried unanimously.
E. Chairman's Items
Member Merriam announced the resignation of John Carassas from the Planning and Zoning
Board and wished him good luck in his new endeavor.
F. Director's Items - None
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G. Board and Staff Comments
It was indicated the Board did not realize there is a third meeting in August and the intent in
Item D1 was to approve a continuance to the first meeting in September. Consensus was to
approve the requested 30 day extension. Staff was requested to make the necessary
arrangements.
Member Bickerstaffe felt it is premature to have a referendum for developing the downtown
waterfront before the new bridge from the mainland is completed. He felt the focus should be
on developing the upland areas of downtown and the referendum should be delayed until
March. . He questioned other members. thoughts on this and whether a letter of
recommendation to this effect should be sent to the City Commission.
Member Bickerstaffe also requested the Board.s thoughts concerning the observation tower
contract being considered for Clearwater beach. No objections were expressed with regard to
having a tower. Questions were raised concerning the exact location, indicated to be north of
the Adams Mark hotel. Member Nixon felt it should be located by the water tower. Member
Bickerstaffe felt this Boarc;f's recommendation should be sought and considered when studying
this type of issue. 1
Member Bickerstaffe expressed concerns regarding the potential crowd, mess and sand
removal associated with a proposed sand castle attraction on Clearwater beach. While this is
oi.'';';;'" not within the scope of the Board's authority, Mr. Bickerstaffe wished to express his objections
i'..,,1#4 in the sunshine. It was indicated members may discuss matters not on the Planning and
Zoning Board agenda.
Member Bickerstaffe stated he will not be present at the next meeting.
H. Adjournment
The meeting adjourned at 3:58 p.m.
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(n) ^ measure came or will cum!.: hcCnrc my ;\gcncy which (c\lI.'d: (1m')
_ inured 10 my'special privale pain:
_ inllred to Ihe special t:ilin of my hll~inl'ss associate.
_ inured 10 Ihe spcci.d t:ain of my relali\'e,
~ inured In Ihe special t:ain of /'l1PA}dtv f/tt-If!l',;
whom I nm rl'wined; or
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is the parelll orJ,::\nij';\tion or subsidiary of a principal which hilS retained me.
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NOTICE: UNDER PROV]SIONS OF FLORIDA ~TATUTES s112.317 (199]', A FAILURE TO MAKE ANY REQ~~D
D]SCLOSURE CONSTITUTES GROUNDS FOR AND M,\ Y BE PUNISHED BY ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING:
IMPEACHMEKT. RE!\fOVAL OR SUSPENSION FROM OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT, DEMOTION. REDUCTION IV
SALAH. Y. REPR]MAND, OR A CIVIL PENALTY NOT TO E.XCEED $5,000,
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