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Chair
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Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
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City Attorney (arrived 3:23 p.m.)
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PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD
CITY OF CLEARWATER
July 7, 1998
, Present:
Douglas Hilkert
Gerald Figurski
Edward Mazur
Frank Kunnen
Rick Anderso'n
David Gildersleeve
Steven Chandler
Pamela Akin
Leslie Dougall~Sldes
Sandra Glatthorn
Teresa Mancini
Etim Udoh
Brenda Moses
The Chair called the meeting to order at 2:00 p.m. at City Hall, followed by
the Invocation, Pledge of Allegiance, and a review of meeting procedures and the
appeal process. '
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To provide continuity for research, items are in agenda order although not
necessarily discussed in that order. '
ITEM A - Minutes of Previous MeetinQs - Mav 1 9 and June 2. 1998
Approval of minutes was postponed to the August 4, 1998, meeting.
ITEM B '- ReQuests for Extension. Deferred. and Continued Items - None.
ITEM C - Conditional Uses
1. Gilbert G. Jannelli/Erik Parks (Cigar Central, Inc.) to permit nightclubs,
, taverns, and bars (new license) at 40 N. Ft. Horrison, Earl & Tate's Sub., Lot 16 &
part of Lot 17, zoned UC[C] (Urban Center Care). CU 98-24
The applicant Is requesting conditional use approval to allow a nightclub with
alcoholic beverage sales at 40 N. Ft. Harrison Avenue. The subject property has a
Future Land Use Designation of Central Business District. The building is vacant.
, The applicant intends to apply'for a 2-COP alcoholic beverage license and operate a
'cigar retail store in conjunction with the proposed nightclub use. On June 9, 1998,
the ORB' (Design Review Board) approved the installation of a lighted canopy sign
along Ft. Harrison Avenue. Staff recommends approval subject to conditions.
In response to a question, Associate Planner Teresa Mancini said the
, applicant Is not required to provide parking, however, if he wishes to use the
unimproved vacant lot west of the building for patron parking, It must be brought up
to code.
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In response to a question, applicant Erik Parks said this property has one
large building and 3 mailing addresses. The 40 Ft. Harrison Avenue address will be
used for mailing purposes. Alcoholic beverages will be served in room 44. The
operation will open at 10:00 a.m. On Sundays, alcoholic beverages will be served
after 1 :00 p.m.
Discussion ensued regarding the proximity of property on Cleveland Street.
Planning Manager Sandy Glatthorn said the proposed use is not within 500 feet of
residential, church, or school uses.
,Two persons spoke in tavor, citing this business will create more interest and
vitality in downtown. No one spoke in opposition.
Member Kunnen moved to approve Item C-1, subject to conditions: 1) the
applicant shall obtain the requisite occupational license within six months trom the
date of this public hearing; 2) the sale of alcoholic beverages shall be limited to
consumption on premises with no package sales; 3) there shall be no outdoor
entertainment or speakers; 4) the applicant shall obtain the requisite State of Florida
'Alcoholic Beverage License within six months from the date of this public hearing;
and 5) any pictures and/or advertising to be located on the north side of the building
shall be reviewed and approved by the City's Architectural Planner prior to
installation. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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2. P.S.A., Inc./B.J.E.. lnc./Maiestik COrD. to permit nightclubs, taverns, and bars
(change of business ownership) at 470 Mandalav Ave.. Clearwater Beach Park 1 st
Addition, Blk B, Lots 32-43 and vacated alley adj; Clearwater Beach Park 1 st
Addition Replat of Blk A & B, Blk A, Lots 2-8; and Clearwater Beach Park, Lots 43-
48, 65-71 and part ot Lot 64, zoned CR28 (Resort Commercial) & CB (Beach
Commercial). CU 98-25
The owner is requesting conditional use approval to allow a night-
club/restaurant with alcoholic beverage sales in the Resort Commercial "Twenty-
Eightll and Beach Commercial Zoning Districts at 470 Mandalay Avenue. The
Planning and Zoning Board previously approved a nightclub at this location on
Decemb~r 16, 19'97. The applicant intends to continue to operate a nightclub to be
known as "Majestik," and transfer the existing 4-COP alcoholic beverage license.
The p'roposed use is consistent with the commercial nature of Mandalay Avenue and
the existing land use designation. Staff recommends approval.
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In response to a question, Ms. Glatthorn said this request involves a unity of
title and site plan approval. The request for a nightclub involves the west portion of
this property, previously identified as "Jammin'z." Future requests for other uses
on other portions of the property will require conditional use approval by this board.
In response to a question, she said Condition #4 addresses past violations of public
nudity and adult use regulation ordinances but does not prohibit live bands or
dancers. In response to a question, Assistant City Attorney Leslie Dougall-Sides
said a procedure addresses failures to comply with conditional use approvals.
Revocation of a business license requires a hearing. It was noted previous incidents
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Member Figurski moved to approve Item C-2, subject to conditions: 1) the
applicant shall obtain the requisite occupational license within six months from the
date of this public hearing; 2) the sale of alcoholic beverages shall be limited to
consumption on premises with no package sales; 3) there shall be no outdoor
entertainment; 4) the applicant shall neither promote nor permit on the premises any
live entertainment, competitions, contests, or any activities which result in the
violation of the public nudity or adult use regulation ordinances (Section 21.1 3,
Code of Ordinances, and Section 41 .601, Code of Ordinances, respectively). In
particular, the applicant shall neither promote nor permit bikini contests, "wet T-shirt
contests," or similar activities on the premises; and 5) the applicant shall provide
landscaping in accordance with Section 42.27 and the approved landscape plan
including the replacement of any existing vegetation that is dead or dying prior to
obtaining an occupational license, striking the language "bikini contests" in
Condition #4, adding Condition #6 as follows: "This approval will be reviewed by
the Planning and Zoning Board in 9 months. The proposed hours of operation
permitted will be 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 a.m." The motion was duly seconded.
Members, Figurski, Mazur, Kunnen, Anderson, and Chandler and Chair Hilkert voted
"Aye"; Member Gildersleeve voted "Nay." Motion carried.
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related to public nudity and adult use regulations at this property occurred before
regulations were placed on it. Discussion ensued regarding whether outdoor
speakers and a trial period is necessary.
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James Eftekhari, representative, submitted his concerns regarding staff's
recommendation to prohibit bikini and wet T-shirt contests. He said other area
businesses are permitted this type of activity and he is being judged unfairly by the
actions of the former property owner. He plans to operate the business in a
professional manner and requested the board reconsider Condition #4. He also
requested the board extend the hours of operation to 3:00 a.m. on Friday, and
Saturday nights. In response to a question, he said he will stop selling alcoholic
beverages at 1 :00 a.m., but permit patrons to enjoy the music and dancing until
3:00 a.m.
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One person spoke in support, and referred to Condition #4. She said in the
past, the previous owner had experienced problems during Spring Break of 1996
that involved wet T-shirt contests. She said no such incidents were related to bikini
contests.
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3. Clearwater Bav Marine Ways. Inc.fSuncruz Casino. Ltd. (Suncruz XI) to
permit nightclubs, taverns, and bars (passenger vessel) (change of business
ownership) at 900 N. Osceola Ave.., J.A. Gorra's Sub, Blk 2, Lots 2 &3, Part of Lot
1 , filled submerged lands on west, submerged land and riparian rights; Sue Barco
Sub, Lots 13, 14, 23, and part of Lot 22, filled submerged land and riparian rights;
and F.T. Blish's Sub, Lots 1-3, 8-10, zoned CR24 (Resort Commercial), CN
(Neighborhood Commercial), & P (Preservationl. CU 98-27
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The applicant is requesting conditional use approval to permit alcoholic
beverage sales on a passenger vessel in the CR24 (Resort Commercial "Twenty-
Four"), CN (Neighborhood Commercia!), and P (Preservation) Zoning District. On
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In response to a question regarding suggested language to Condition #2, Mr.
Armstrong said the wording is acceptable.
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November 15, 1994, the Planning and Zoning Board approved a 600 passenger
cruise ship with on-premise consumption of alcoholic beverage sales at this location.
The applicant continues to operate as a casino cruise ship with alcoholic beverage
sales under the now name "Sun Cruz Casino, ltd." and transferred the existing 4.
,COP SPX alcoholic beverage license. Staff recommends approval of the request
subject to conditions.
In response to a question, Ms. Mancini said Condition #6 was placed on the
previous applicant to keep parking spaces open for overflow usage from City lots.
Ed Armstrong, representative, said the alcoholic beverage license is
consistent with past usage. He stated Harbormaster William Held has indicated
support of this request. His client is requesting the board reconsider extending
berthing time in Condition #11 to 1 :00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights, and
1'2:30 a.m. on all other nights.
One person spoke in support, citing this request is a "win-win" situation and
excellent economic development opportunity for the City.
Member Mazur moved to approve Item C-3 with conditions: 1) the applicant
shall obtain the requisite occupational license within six months from the date of
/~~'.J, this public hearing; 2) the sale of alcoholic beverages shall be limited to
",t,-t consumption on premises of the ship and the sale and distribution of alcoholic
, beverages shall not occur until after the ship totally exits the marina; and that all
alcoholic beverage sales will cease on the ship's return at or prior to arrival at the
Clearwater Pass Bridge; 3) all in-bound cruises shall discontinue all entertainment
activities at, or prior to, arrival at the Clearwater Pass bridge; 4) there shall be no
outdoor entertainment at the land side facilities and all use of outdoor speakers on
the, ship while it is berthed shall be prohibited after 8:00 p.m.; 5) there shall be no
outdoor ship or site cleaning operations between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 7:00
a.m.; 6) there shall be no storage of boats in the paved parking spaces or travel
aisles; 7) the cruise ship shall be docked in such a manner that its exhaust is
emitted in a westerly direction; and engine operations while in the marina shall be
kept to the minimum required by navigational necessity; 8) the applicant shall not
utilize the City-owned Seminole Boat launch parking lot for bus and/or private
vehicle parking in association with this use; 9) the applicant shall continue to clarify
the "service charge" issue in its advertising, promotions, sales arrangements,
employee training and ticket schedules so the fee is not identified in any way with
any charge imposed or revenue received by the City; there shall be no reference to a
"port charge"; 10) the applicant shall cease all operations within one hour after the
day's final ship berthing; and 11) the cruise ship shall be berthed by 1 :00 a.m. on
Friday and Saturday nights and by 12:30 a.m. on all other nights. The motion was
duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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Discussion ensued and Member Figurski amended the motion so that
Condition #2 shall read: liThe sale of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted for
consumption on premises and package sales shall be permitted"; and "bikini
contests" shall not be deleted from Condition #4. The seconder agreed.
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4. Anna Tsofatlnos/LiQuld Blues, Inc. to permit nightclubs, taverns, and bars
(change of business ownership) at 22 N. Ft. Harrison, Earl & Tate's Sub., part of
, Lots 12 & 13, zoned UC[C] (Urban Center Core). CU 98-28
The applicant Is requesting conditional use approval to operate this
establishment as a nightclub and restaurant with alcoholic beverage sales at 22 N.
Ft. Harrison Avenue. The new owner intends to transfer the 4-COP alcoholic
beverage license and change the business' name from "The Ritz" to "Liquid Blue. tt
On June 17, 1997,. the Planning and Zoning Board approved, a nightclub with
alcoholic beverage sales at this location. The subject property is surrounded by
mixed commercial uses and the proposed use is consistent with the commercial
nature of the downtown district. Staff recommends approval subject to conditions.
Thomas Roman, representative, requested the board reconsider revising
Condition #2 to allow package sales. The business will be an upscale jazz club with
a band and recorded dance floor music. There will be no signs or purchasing
counter advertising package sales. Occasionally, a bottle of wine or champagne
may be purchased by patrons for consumption outside the establishment.
Two persons spoke in support, citing the business will bring more activity to
the downtown area. No one spoke in opposition.
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Member Figurski moved to approve Item C4, subject to conditions: 1) the
applicant shall obtain the requisite, occupational license within six months from the
date of this public hearing; 2) the sale of alcoholic beverages shall be limited to
consumption on premises with no package sales on premises; 3) there shall be no
outdoor entertainment or speakers, and 4) the applicant shall neither promote nor
permit on the premises any live entertainment, competitions, contests, or any
activities which result in the violation of the public nudity or adult use regulation
ordinances (Section 21.13, Code of Ordinances, and Section 41.601, Code of
Ordinances, respectively). In particular, the applicant shall neither promote nor
permit "wet T-shirt contests", or similar activities on the premises, changing
Condition # 2 as follows: "... on premises. The motion was duly seconded.
Upon the vote being taken, the motion carried unanimously.
ITEM 0 - Annexation. Zonina, land Use Plan Amendment. land Development Code
Text 'Amendment. and Local Plannina Aqencv Review
1. 23055 US 19N, Sec. 05-29-16. M&B 33.08 (John C. & Elizabeth J. Prida) A
98-20 LUP: Residential/Office/Retail ZONE: CH (Highway Commercial)
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The applicant is requesting annexation of non-residential property at 23055
US 19N to obtain sewer service. The applicant proposes to connect a force main to
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an existing sanitary sewer line by Coachman Plaza, approximately 250 feet north of
the subject property. The applicant will be responsible for the cost of this work.
This request will not create an enclave. Staff recommends approval.
Member Kunnen moved to approve Item 0-1 as requested. The motion was
'duly seconded and carriod unanimously.
2. 1614 Long Street, Highland Pines 1 st Addition, Blk 7, lot 7 and Part of Lot 6
(Gabriel C. & Kristine D. Slater) A 98-21 lUP: Residential Urban ZONE: RS8
(Single Family Residential)
The applicant is requesting annexation of a single family residential property
at 1 614 Long Street to obtain sewer service. A sewer line is available at Long
Street and requires an extension for service. The applicant will be responsible for
related costs. Staff recommends approval.
Member Gildersleeve moved to approve Item 0-2 as submitted. The motion
was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
3. Amending the Land Development Code, Code of Ordinances, regarding power
of eminent domain. Ordinance 6302-98
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Ms. Glatthorn presented background information and reviewed standards of
approval. FOOT (Florida Department of Transportation) is requesting a revision to
the City's land Development Code to allow the agency to sign, in lieu of the
property owner, applications for variances to land development regulations. This
change wlll allow FOOT to proceed quickly with necessary takings of land for
roadway improvements. Staff feels the amendment complies with the City's
comprehensive plan and advances the purpose of the development code. The
amendment will contribute to and promote the community's welfare and will not
constitute a grant of special privilege to an individual property owner or tenant.
Based on the findings of fact, staff has determined this amendment meets the
standards of review as set forth in Section 39.22 of the land Development Code.
Discussion ensued regarding FOOT's ability to take property from a property
owner with compensation, regardless of the owner's objections. In response to a
remark, the City Attorney said FOOT would have to already be in the process' of
taking, with authorization before the agency can request a variance. This
amendment will allow FOOT to apply for a variance without the owner's consent.
The purpose of the amendment is to reduce damages payable to the owner. In
response to a question, she said FOOT will never obtain title to an entire parcel,
however if the agency obtains title to the part being taken, the variance would then
take effect.
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Richard Vickers, FOOT General Counsel, said this amendment clarifies the
entire process. FOOT feels this is a reasonable cure to a problem. He said the
intent of the amendment is not to permit FOOT to do whatever it pleases on an
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Individual's property. In response to a question, he said other cities have adopted
this ordinance.
Concern was expressed this amendment appears to give an unfair advantage
to government regarding individual property owners' rights. It was remarked the
property owner's signature, not the FDOrs, should be on land development
regulation variance applications, conditional uses, and site plan reviews associated
with takings of land for road improvements.
Member Figurski moved to deny endorsement of the proposal as presented.
The motion was duly seconded.
Mr. Vickers said the amendment would allow FOOT an advisory opinion from
the. City regarding an eminent domain takings ordinance and permittable cures.
Without the amendment, the parties or a jury will determine what is fair under the
law.
In response to a question. the City Attorney said should the board postpone
a decision, it can request the City Commission to continue the item at the next City
Commission meeting.
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Upon the vote being taken, Members, Figurski, Mazur, Kunnen, Anderson,
and Chandler and Chair Hilkert voted "Aye"; Member Gildersleeve voted "Nay".
Motion carried.
4. Amending Code of Ordinances relating to transit shelters. Ordinance 6303~98
The City Attorney reported this ordinance request relates to a proposed
settlement agreement between the City and Eller Media for removal of billboards,
not including those on US 1 9N. The ordinance provides the following: 1) permits
bus shelters with advertising; 2) allows back-lit signs on the "downstream" end wall
of the shelter, and limits the area of the sign to 24 square feet; 3) total number of
shelters with advertising is limited to 50; 4) shelters will be spaced 1 ,000 feet apart
from other shelters located on the same side of the street; a variance provision will
allow 3 shelters within 2,000 feet under certain conditions as outlined in the
ordinance; and 5) allows shelters in commercial, office, or industrial zoning districts,
or on PST A routes adjacent to hospitals, schools, or other permitted nonresidential
uses in multifamily residential zoning districts. In response to a question. she said
the City has been in litigation with Eller Media for a number of years, and this
settlement agreement will resolve all pending lawsuits. Should this proposal not
settle the case and result in dismissal. the ordinance will not take effect. The
outcome of pending litigation is uncertain.
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In response to a question, the City Attorney said the 1,000 foot restriction
relatGs to transit shelters with advertising on a bus route. It was remarked more
than one shelter on cross roads could be closer than 1,000 feet if on different bus
routes. Concern was expressed these shelters will replace the billboards that Eller
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Media is required to remove. In response to a question, the City Attorney said Eller
Media has an agreement with PSTA regarding the total number of shelters allowed
county-wide. This proposal does not mandate shelters; it only permits shelters with
advertising. In response to a question} she said points of agreement outstanding
with Eller Media are: 1} the total number of shelters permittable with advertising
and 2) design criteria for the shelters.
Todd Pressman, representative, said Eller is seeking to attach advertising
, ,signage at approved transit shelters, and proposes to remove 21 existing billboards.
He said this suggested ordinance is an alternative to pursuing long term legal
matters. He stated the City Commission has suggested permitting a maximum of
50 shelters with advertising. Eller originally had proposed 150 shelters but is willing
to accept 90 shelters with advertising. He said the shelters will not be built
overnight. They must comply with City zoning, PST A, and rights-of-way
requirements. .
In response to a question, Public Affairs Director Shawn Ulrich said Eller
plans to maintain all shelters at least twice a week, promptly clean vandalized
shelters, and replace panels with shatterproof plastic when necessary.
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Three persons spoke in opposition, noting: 1) the proposed ordinance is an
affront to law-abiding businesses in Clearwater which have complied with the sign
ordinance; 2) proposes a lack of code enforcement; 3) residents were not notified of
shelters proposed for their neighborhoods; 4) the ordinance only prohibits signs
where they interfere with traffic control devices; 51 development of this agreement
was not open to the public; 6) shelters with advertising should not be near schools;
7) shelters with advertising lack restrictions regarding electrical connections and
poles which induce visual clutter; 8) these 'shelters will change the character of the
surrounding area; 9) freestanding electrical poles are unsightly; and 10) the proposal
is contrary to the One City. One Future. concept. It was requested the City define
the specific area referred to as "within the City limits." It was suggested language
be included in the proposal requiring the City Traffic Engineerls input regarding
blockage of intersections and other pertinent matters.
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Member Gildersleeve moved to continue Item 0-4 to the August 4, 19981
meeting. The motion was duly seconded.
Mr. Pressman said the board was not requested to make a legal judgment,
but to review the proposed ordinance. Federal funding is no longer available to fund
transit shelters. He said a number of people previously spoke in support of this
proposal.
Upon the vote being taken, Members Figurski, Mazur, Gildersleeve, and
Chandler, voted" Aye"; Members Kunnen, and Anderson and Chair Hilkert voted
t'Nay." Motion carried.
ITEM E - Chairman's Items
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The next meeting is scheduled for August 4; 1998.
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The Chelr. expressed his enjoyment working with Scott Shuford end wished
. .' him well In his new position.
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ITEM F ~ Director's Items. None.
. ITEM G - Board and Staff Comments
It was suggested changing language 'used in "Staff. Recommendations." Ms.
Gletthorn will share the board's comments with the Central Permitting Director.
ITEM H ,,; AdJournment
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PLANNING & ZONING BOARD MEETING . ACTION AGENDA
Tuesday, July 7, 1998
Call to Order, Invocation, Pledge of Allegiance
Minutes Approval - May 19, 1998, and June 2, 1998 - Postponed to the next
meeting.
B. Requests for Extension, Deferred and Continued Items - None.
C. Conditional Uses
1. Gilbert G. Jannelll/Erik Parks (Cigar Central, Inc.) to permit nightclubs, taverns,
and bars (new License) at 40 N. Ft. Harrison, Earl & Tate's Sub., Lot 16 & part
of Lot 17, zoned UC[C] (Urban Center corel. CU 98-24
ACTION: Approved subject to the 6 conditions recommended by Staff,
deleting Condition #6.
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2. P.S.A., Inc./B.J.E.. Inc./Maiestik Corp. to permit nightclubs, taverns, and bars
(change of business ownership) at 470 Mandalav Avenue, Clearwater Beach
Park 1'1 Addition, Blk B, Lots 32-43 & vacated alley adj; Clearwater Beach Park
,111 Addition Replat of Blk A & 8, Blk A, Lots 2-8; and Clearwater Beach Park,
Lots 43-48, 65-71 & part of Lot 64, zoned CR 28 (Resort Commercial & CB
(Beach Commercial). CU 98~25
ACTION: Approved subject to the 5 conditions recommended by Staff,
changing Condition #4 to delete the verbiage "bikini contests" and adding
Condition #6 to read "This approval will be reviewed by the Planning and Zoning
Board in 9 months. The proposed hours of operation permitted are 1 0:00 a.m.
until 3:00 a.m."
3. Clearwater Bav Marine Ways. Inc. Suncruz Casino. Ltd. (Suncruz XI) to permit
nightclubs, taverns, and bars (passenger vessel) (change of business ownershipl
at 900 N. Osceola Ave.. J. A. Gorra's Sub. Blk 2, Lots 2 & 3, part of Lot 1,
filled submerged lands on west, submerged land and riparian rights; Sue Barco
Sub, Lots 13, 14, 23, and part of Lot 22, filled submerged land and riparian
rights; and F.r. Blish's Sub, Lots 1-3,8-10, zoned CR24 (Resort Commercial),
CN (Neighborhood Commercial), & P (Preservation). CU 98.27
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ACTION: Approved subject to the 11 conditions recommended by Staff,
changing condition #2, #7, and #11 as follows: Condition #2 is changed to add
the wording " all alcoholic beverage sales will cease on the ship's return at or prior
to the location of the Clearwater Pass Bridge."; Condition #7 is changed to add the
wording "and engine operations while in the marina shall be kept to the minimum
required by navigational necessity."; and Condition # 11 is changed to "... shall be
berthed by 1 :00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights and by 12:30 a.m. on all other
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4. Anna Tsafatfnos/Uauid Blues, Inc. to permit nightclubs, taverns, and bars
(change of business ownership) at 22 N. Ft. Harrison, Earl & Tatte's Sub., part
of Lots 132 & 13, zoned UClC] (Urban Center core). CU 98-28
ACTION: Approved subject to the 4 conditions recommended by Staff,
changing Condition #2 to read: liThe sale of alcoholic beverages and package sales
shall be permitted. There shall be no advertising of package sales."; Condition #3 is
changed to add ".. .entertainment or speakers." ,
D. Annexation, Zoning, land Use Plan Amendment, land Development Code
Text Amendment. and local Planning Agencv Review
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1. 23055 US 19N, Sac 05-29-1 6, M&B 33.08 (John C. & Elizabeth J. Prida) A 98~
20 ZONE: CH (Highway Commercial)
2., 1614 Long Street, Highland Pines 1 at Addition, Blk 7, lot 7 and part of Lot 6
(Gabriel C. & Kristine D. Slater) A 98-21 LUP: Residential Urban ZONE: RS 8
(Single Family Residential)
ACTION:
Approved as' requested.
;fq~ 3. Amending the land Development Code, Code of Ordinances, regarding power
t~~, of eminent domain~ Ordinance 6302-98 . t
ACTION:
Denied.
4. Amending Code of Ordinances relating to transit shelters. Ordinance 6303-98
ACTION:
Continued to the next meeting.
E. Chairman's Items
The Chair welcomed new member Steve Chandler to the board. He
expressed his enjoyment working with Scott Shuford and wished him well in his
new position with the City of St. Petersburg. The next meeting is scheduled for
August 4, 1998.
F. Director's Items - None.
G. Board and Staff Comments
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Discussion regarding changing the language in "Staff Recommendation" to
"...the "proposed use appears to meet the standards of review..."
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H. Adjournment:' 6:09 p.m.
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