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PSP88-37; PSP88-51; Z94-15Page 1 of 5 WinWord Document: DEVELOPMENT CODE ADJUSTMENT BOARD Previous Document Next Document First Hit Native WinWord View Ima e Back to R lt New Hein g esu s u DEVELOPMENT CODE ADJUSTMENT BOARD t 1?0(4 S1/? V?'""''"? Otto Gans, Chairman Alex Plisko, Vice Chairman Mary Lou Dobbs Kemper Merriam John Homer Also present: John Richter, Planning Official Miles Lance, Assistant City Attorney Susan Stephenson, Deputy City Clerk The meeting was called to order by the Chairman at 1:00 p.m. in the Commission Meeting Room in City Hall. He outlined the procedures and advised that anyone adversely affected by any decision of the Development Code Adjustment Board may appeal the decision to an Appeal Hearing Officer within two (2) weeks. He noted that Florida law requires any applicant appealing a decision of this Board to have a record of the proceedings to support the appeal. ITEM #1 - Plymouth Development Ltd for a variance of 1 ft 4 inches to permit double row of 90 parking with aisle to be 60 ft 8 inches wide overall, at 2590 U.S. 19 N, Sec 30-28- 16, M&B 34-01, zoned OG (general office). This item was continued to the meeting of 2/11/88 because the nine month waiting period to file for an identical request has not yet been met. http:// 199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL ID 14.tmp/5/doc 05/25/2000 Jr inWord Document: DEVELOPMENT CODE ADJUSTMENT BOARD Page 2 of 5 ITEM #2 - Hugh Grant for a variance of 8 ft to permit positioning of a dock 12 ft from extended property line, at 244/246 Dolphin Pt, Island Estates Unit 5A, Lot 21, zoned RM-20 (multiple family residential). The Planning Official explained the application in detail. Hugh Grant stated he wishes to construct a semi-flat roof over tie poles and a lift apparatus. He does not feel this will block anyone's view. One citizen spoke in opposition citing concern that the applicant's dock will encroach on his dock access. One letter in opposition was submitted for the record. Because the applicant has failed to demonstrate a necessity for the variance, Mr. Merriam moved to deny the variance as requested because there is no condition which is unique to the property, no unnecessary hardship was shown, and it is not a minimum variance. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. Request denied. teITS EM-#3- AMI <M Clearwater i ® Community ® 4 Hospital ® W for a variance of 5 ft to ermit pole sign zero ft from property line, at 1521 E Druid Rd, Sec 14-29- 15, M&B 34-01 & 34- zoned 03, P/SP (public/semi-public). The Planning Official explained the application in detail and stated the maximum height for a pole sign in this zoning district is 20 feet. Paul Yesbeck, sign consultant for the applicant, stated there is a large oak tree that prohibits them from placing the sign 5 feet from the property line and still be visible from both Druid Road and Highland Avenue. He has had some discussion with the City and they have told him that the tree should not be removed. The sign will be approximately 10 feet high. The chief engineer stated the hospital serves the community and they have planned considerable improvements to the property. The sign being requested is part of that plan. Based upon the information furnished by the applicant, Mr. Homer moved to grant the variance as requested because the applicant has clearly met all of the standards for approval as listed in Section 137.012(d) of the Land Development Code and it is the minimum necessary to overcome an unnecessary hardship in order to save a tree, subject to the condition that the sign does not exceed 10 feet in height and that a sign permit be obtained within 6 months from this date. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. Request granted. ITEM #4 - Raim Tzekas & Dalip Tzekas for a variance of 26 sq ft of property identification signage to permit 90 sq ft, at 1331 Cleveland St, Brookwood Terrace Rev, Blk 6, Lot 1-13, zoned CG (general business). The Planning Official explained the application in detail and stated the proposed sign will increase the amount of signage from the present 50 square feet to 90 square feet. http:// 199.227.23 3.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1 D 14. tmp/5/doc 05/25/2000 WinWord Document: DEVELOPMENT CODE ADJUSTMENT BOARD Page 1 of 7 WinWord Document: DEVELOPMENT CODE ADJUSTMENT BOARD Previous Next First Native View Back to Ke Document Document Hit WinWord Image Results w ue Help DEVELOPMENT CODE ADJUSTMENT BOARD' A ri14 1988 L7iyA (?ac:k,.?•? /Members present: Alex Plisko, Chairman Otto Gans, Vice Chairman Mary Lou Dobbs Kemper Merriam John Homer Also present: John Richter, Planning Official Miles Lance, Assistant City Attorney Susan Stephenson, Deputy City Clerk The meeting was called to order by the Chairman at 1:00 p.m. in the Commission Meeting Room in City Hall. He outlined the procedures and advised that anyone adversely affected by any decision of the Development Code Adjustment Board may appeal the decision to an Appeal Hearing Officer within two (2) weeks. He noted that Florida law requires any applicant appealing a decision of this Board to have a record of the proceedings to support the appeal. *In order to provide continuity, the items will be listed in agenda order although not necessarily discussed in that order.* ITEM A - (continued from 3/10/88) Julian Weiss and William Carroza for a variance of 7 parking spaces to provide zero additional parking spaces, at 1740 N Ft Harrison Ave, North Shore Park, Blk 5, part of Lot 1, zoned CN (neighborhood commercial). http:// 199.227.23 3.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1D 14.tmp/12/doc 05/25/2000 inWord Document: DEVELOPMENT CODE ADJUSTMENT BOARD Page 3 of 7 -X feel their property should not be treated differently. Based upon the information furnished by the applicant, Mr. Gans moved to *grant* variance request #1 because the applicant has clearly met all of the standards for approval as listed in Section 137.012 (d) of the Land Development Code and it is the minimum necessary to overcome an unnecessary hardship, subject to the condition that it be effective only as long as there are two separate and distinct dealerships at the this location and that a sign permit be obtained within 6 months from this date. The motion was duly seconded 4jnd upon the vote being taken, Messrs. Gans, Merriam, Homer, and Plisko voted "Aye;" Mrs. Dobbs voted "Nay." Motion carried. Request *granted. * Because the applicant has failed to demonstrate a necessity for the variance, Mr. Gans moved to *deny* variance request #2 as the applicant has not established that a true hardship would be created by carrying out the strict letter of Section 137.012 in Chapter 34 of the Land Development Code because the request is for more than the minimum needed. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. Request *denied*. ITEM #2 -,= - Clear_water D 4 _Communio? Hospital0 110- for variances 1) of one property identification sign to permit 3 such signs and 2) 16 sq ft of directional signage to allow 2 signs with a total of 22 sq ft, at 1521 E. Druid Rd, Sec 14-29-15, M&B 34.01 & 34.03, zoned P/SP (public/semi-public). The Planning Official explained the application in detail. Leo Gielas, representing the applicant, stated the request is for lettering on the north side of the canopy to let people know where out- patient surgery is located and for adding the logo for "AG" on the front of the canopy. After some discussion, he stated they would be willing to forego the "AMP" logo, but still feel they need the sign for out-patient surgery. One citizen spoke in opposition stating he did not want to see a multitude of signs on the property and could see no reason for the additional signage. Because the applicant has failed to demonstrate a necessity for the variance, Mr. Gans moved to *deny* variance request #1 because no unnecessary hardship was shown and it is not a minimum variance. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. Request *denied*. Based upon the information furnished by the applicant, Mr. Gans moved to *grant* variance #2 as requested because the applicant has clearly met all of the standards for approval as listed in Section 137.012(d) of the Land Development Code, it arises from a condition which is unique to the property and was not caused by the applicant, and it is the minimum necessary to overcome an unnecessary hardship, subject to the condition that a sign permit be obtained within 6 months from this date. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. Request *granted.* ITEM #3 - Andrew Palinkas for variances 1) of 5 ft to permit house 15 ft from rear property line and 2) of 3 ft to permit pool enclosure 7 ft from rear property line, at 2904 Eagle Estates Circle N, Eagle Estates, Lot 32, zoned RS-4 (single family residential). The Planning Official explained the application in detail and stated the variances are to allow the completion of a home that is already under construction. http:// 199.227.23 3.29/I SYSquery/IRL 1 D 14. tmp/ 12/doc 05/25/2000 --y WinWord Document: DEVELOPMENT CODE ADJUSTMENT BOARD r' WinWord Document: DEVELOPMENT CODE ADJUSTMENT BOARD Page 1 of 8 Previous Document Next Document First Hit Native WinWord View Ima e Back to R lt New Help g esu s ue DEVELOPMENT CODE ADJUSTMENT BOARD' rub ry 9; 1989 e present: r/a?r; ar AP?44a ca- Alex Plisko, Chairman Otto Gans, Vice-Chairman Kemper Merriam John Homer Mary Lou Dobbs Also present: John Richter, Planning Official Miles Lance, Assistant City Attorney (left at 2:45 p.m.) Susan Stephenson, Deputy City Clerk The meeting was called to order by the Chairman at 1:00 p.m. in the Commission Meeting Room in City Hall. He outlined the procedures and advised that anyone adversely affected by any decision of the Development Code Adjustment Board may appeal the decision to an Appeal Hearing Officer within two (2) weeks. He noted that Florida law requires any applicant appealing a decision of this Board to have a record of the proceedings to support the appeal. In order to provide continuity, the items will be listed in agenda order although not necessarily discussed in that order. ITEM A - (continued from 1/12/89) John Taylor III (KFC National Management Co) for variances of 1) 8 parking spaces to allow 18 in lieu of the 26 required, 2) 5 ft to permit addition 20 ft from a street R.O.W., and 3) 18% front yard open space to allow 32% front yard open space, at 1280 Missouri Ave, Sec 22-29-15, M&B 21-14, zoned CG (general commercial). http:// 199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1D 14.tmp/ 10/doc 05/25/2000 inWord Document: DEVELOPMENT CODE ADJUSTMENT BOARD Page 5 of 8 Based upon the information furnished by the applicant, Mrs. Dobbs moved to grant the variance as requested because the applicant has met all of the standards for approval as listed in Section 137.012 (d) of the Land Development Code, and because the separation of this home from the closest ACLF is marked by a highway and a railroad that divide the area into two separate neighborhoods that do not intermingle with each other, or cause any undue impact on one single neighborhood, subject to the conditions that the applicant secure HRS approval, and that a permit be obtained within six (6) months from this date. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. Request granted. ITEM #5 - Richard Whalen for variances of 1) 5 ft to permit pool enclosure 5 ft from a side property line, and 2) 2.59 ft to permit pool enclosure 7.41 ft from rear property line, at 3230 San Jose St, Del Oro Groves, Lots 33, 34 & part of Lots 32 & 35, zoned RS-4 (single family residential). The Planning Official explained the application in detail. Dennis Hennegar, representing the applicant, stated the City owns the adjacent property and has had difficulty in keeping the rodents and insects under control. Based upon the information furnished by the applicant, Mr. Gans moved to grant the variances as requested because the applicant has substantially met all of the standards for approval as listed in Section 137.012(d) of the Land Development Code, the particular physical surroundings, shape or topographical conditions of the property involved and the strict application of the provisions of this development code would result in an unnecessary hardship upon the applicant, and they are the minimum necessary to overcome the unnecessary hardship, subject to the condition that a building permit be obtained within six (6) months from this date. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. Request granted. I Eal1 k otami <03 Hospital W of Florida, Inc ( EPIC Healthcare Group, Inc) (4 ClearwaterW 4 Community W ® Hospital ?W) for variances of 1) 70 ft in height to permit a 130 ft high antenna, and 2) 26 ft to permit antenna 39 ft,from-a- perty line, at 1521 East Druid Rd, Sec 14-29-15, M&B 34.01 & 34.03, zoned P/SP (public/semi-public). The Planning Official explained the application in detail and stated the request involves the replacement of a roof mounted antenna with a freestanding one. They propose to place the antenna on the inside corner of the L-shaped property. Ernest Meeker, representing the applicant, stated the present tower is not strong enough to hold the dishes that are required to make it a part of the County-wide radio system. The County is paying for the structure and supervising the construction of it. Based upon the information furnished by the applicant, Mr. Gans moved to grant the variances as requested because the applicant has substantially met all of the standards for approval as listed in Section 137.012(d) of the Land Development Code, they arise from a condition which is unique to the property and was not caused by the applicant, and they are the minimum necessary to overcome the hardship needed to tie this hospital in with 13 other locations in the County EMS System, subject to the conditions that it be used for public use only and that a permit be obtained within six (6) months from this date. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. Request granted. The Board recessed from 2:45 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. http://199.227.23 3.29/1SYSquery/IRL 1 D 14. tmp/ 10/doc 05/25/2000 r' WinWord Document: MINUTES Previous Document Next Document First Hit Native WinWord View I Back to R l Re-T-1 Help mage esu ts ue MINUTES PLANNING -& 40NING BO?_ MEETING TUESDAIY MARC 5;`I"994 = :00 PM PLEDGE ??ALLEGIA N CE 7,,;,. JA'AAf INVOCATION )? S 6 -"-7 JW F d F_01_ q f z$ 0_ C_C_ Members Present: Chairman Carassas, Messrs. Bickerstaffe, Keyes, Mazur, Merriam, Savage (arrived at 2:1Op.m.), Ms. Martin Also present: Scott Shuford, Planning Manager Vickie Davenport, Recording Secretary Chairperson Carassas 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, 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. A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES The minutes of February 15, 1994 were approved. Motion was made by Mr. Merriam, and seconded by Mr. Bickerstaffe. Motion carried unanimously (6 to 0). The minutes of March 1, 1994 were approved. Motion was made by Mr. Bickerstaffe, and seconded by Ms. Martin. Motion carried unanimously (6 to 0). B. REQUESTS FOR EXTENSION, DEFERRED AND CONTINUED ITEMS: A. William & Hope Georgilas (Los Rancheros) to permit on-premise consumption of beer, wine and liquor (business ownership change) at 1825 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. Sec 13-29-15, M&B 32.04, zoned CG (General Commercial). CU 94-14 Mr. Shuford gave the background of the case and presented, in writing, the staff recommendation. Applicant, Fernando Chavez, 1825 Gulf to Bay Blvd., stated he has been open for one month and http:// 199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1D 14.tmp/7/doc 05/25/2000 ,nWord Document: MINUTES Page 6 of 8 There were three conditions added to the six recommended by staff. Motion was made by Mr. Merriam, and seconded by Mr. Mazur to recommend endorsement to the City Commission of the proposed Land Use Plan Amendment to Commercial General and Zoning Atlas Amendment to Commercial Planned Development subject to the following conditions: 1) That permitted uses be limited to:. a. Indoor retail sales; b. Business/professional offices; c. Business services; d. Medical clinics/lboratories; e. Indoor, mini storage rental; f. Art galleries/studios; g. Multiple family dwellings; h. Accessory dwellings; i. Accessory uses; 2) Indoor retail sales, and business service shall be restricted to the building on Missouri Avenue, approximately 2,200 square feet; 3) Business offices, professional offices, medical clinics, and medical laboratories shall be limited to a total of 2,200 square feet; 4) Required parking shall not exceed available parking spaces; 5) Signage shall be as permitted for Neighborhood Commercial district except that the property will be permitted only one freestanding sign, and such freestanding sign shall be limited to a height of 16 feet; 6) Exterior lighting shall to restricted to a maximum height of 6 feet and shall have reflectors directing the lights so that they do not project above the horizontal; 7) Residential density shall not exceed 18.5 u.p.a.; 8) Post "do not enter" signs on Missouri Avenue; and 9) Setback lines on the site plan shall be deleted, as the setbacks are the building lines. Motion carried unanimously (7 to 0). Request for Zoning Atlas amendment: 2. Shimer & Drapkin, property located at 1551, 1555, & 1559 Druid Rd., Druid Groves, Lots 1, 2 & part of Lot 3 together with vacated right-of-way . Z 94-01 ZZDNF- r m KS-g-(Single aF` mmily esi to RM 8 .(M_ulti-,Family Residentiai Mr. Shuford gave the background of the case and presented, in writing, the staff recommendation. Mr. Shuford stated that this is for the zoning atlas change, but they will be back before the board regarding the non-commercial parking for a conditional use permit. Applicant, Richard Katzeff, Exec. Director of 40 Clearwater 110 Community W 4 Hospital ®, was present. He stated that this is part of their growth in out- patient type services. He stated that they have had good positive input from citizens regarding what they are planning for the 4 hospital ® lam, through neighborhood meetings. Jim Shawn discussed what the proposal is for their zoning change request. He answered questions from the board members regarding landscaping, who they contacted in the neighborhoods around them, and the entrances and exits. Question regarding their "master plan" was discussed. There were no persons present to speak in favor of this request. The following person was present to speak in opposition to this request: Cameron Wallace, 1556 Jasmine Way, stated that he is concerned about the vacated right-of-way area, and the option of a parking garage. In rebuttal, Mr. Katzeff stated he is not aware of any restrictions pertaining to the right-of-way. He http://199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1D 14.tmp/7/doc 05/25/2000 WinWord Document: 1VIlNUTES Page 7 of 8 presented pictures and to the board members regarding the landscaping. Mr. Katzeff stated that they have been a "good neighbor" for 26 years and they continue to be responsible to the community they serve. tion was made by Mr. Savage, and seconded by Mr. Bickerstaffe to recommend en orsement t City Commission of the proposed Zoning Atlas Amendment to Multi le Ea_mily Residential "8". tion carried unanimouslv ( 7 to 0). ? Request for Land Development Code Text amendment: 3. ORDINANCE NO. 5557-94 OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, RELATING TO THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE; AMENDING SECTION 45.24, CODE OF ORDINANCES, TO REVISE THE STANDARDS FOR THE APPROVAL OF VARIANCES; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Mr. Shuford gave the background of the case and presented, in writing, the staff recommendation. Discussion ensued between Mr. Shuford and the board members regarding the standards for this ordinance. Motion was made by Mr. Bickerstaffe, and seconded by Mr. Keyes, to recommend adoption of this ordinance with changes to the standards: omitting #3, and insert the word "materially" into #4, so it will read " and will not be materially injurious to the surrounding properties" to the City Commission. Motion carried unanimously (7 to 0 E. CHAIRMAN'S ITEMS Discussion ensued regarding the Rules & Regulations. There was discussion regarding the reconsideration section, as to adding "motion made by a prevailing board member". Motion to adopt the changes to the rules were made by Mr. Merriam, and seconded by Mr. Keyes. Motion carried unanimously (7 to 0). F. DIRECTOR'S ITEMS Mr. Shuford said a farewell to Mr. Savage, as this was his last meeting. Brenda Nixon has been appointed as his replacement on the board. G. BOARD AND STAFF COMMENTS The meeting was adjourned at 4:45 p.m. Scott Shuford, Central Permitting Director P & Z MINUTES 03/15/94 http://199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1D 14.tmp/7/doc 05/25/2000 _-- WinWord Document: MINUTES 61 WinWord Document: MINUTES MINUTES PLANNING & ZONING BOARD MEETING DAY, April l 9,41.9.94 2:00 PM c? c(-17 ,Q2 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ?, u?k%^'°? INVOCATION CG Page 1 of 6 Members Present: Chairman Carassas, Messrs. Bickerstaffe, Mazur, Merriam, Keyes, Ms. Nixon, Ms. Martin Also present: Scott Shuford, Planning Manager Vickie Davenport, Recording Secretary Chairman Carassas 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, 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. ITEM A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES The minutes of April 5, 1994 were amended and approved. Motion was made by Mr. Mazur, and seconded by Ms. Nixon. Motion carried unanimously (7 to 0). B. REQUESTS FOR EXTENSION, DEFERRED AND CONTINUED ITEMS: A. TRIAL PERIOD REVIEW - (cont from 4/5/94) - John K. & Demetra Lainas ( Rasheed Ghaleb/7 Trees Food Store) to permit package sales only of beer and wine (business ownership change) at 1208 Ft. Harrison Ave. N., Enghurst Addition #2, Lots 62 & 63, zoned CN (Neighborhood Commercial). CU 93-38 Mr. Shuford gave the background of the case and presented, in writing, the staff recommendation. Discussion ensued regarding the dumpsters, the location of the vending machine, and the landscaping http://199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1D 14.tmp/3/doc 05/25/2000 WinWord Document: MINUTES Page 2 of 6 10 concerns. Concerns regarding the gas station across the street were discussed and it was determined to notify code enforcement regarding those concerns. Applicant, Rasheed Ghaleb, 1208 N. Ft. Harrison, was present. He stated he owns both dumpsters and he stated he has taken care of the landscaping requirements. There were no persons to speak in favor or in opposition to this request. Motion was made by Mr. Bickerstaffe, and seconded by Mr. Keyes, for discussion and approval. Motion carried unanimously (7 to 0). C. CONDITIONAL USES: V,\ 1. Robert L. Drapkin, TRE, Gerald H. Sokol, and Charles M. & Regina R. Shimer (<ft Clearwater W Community W 4 Hospital W) noncommercia parking or expansion of staff parRiEg at 1551-155` i - - rui roves, Blk A, Lots 1 & 2, part of Lot 3 an vacate street, zone RS-8 (Sing a amily Residential) rezoning to RM 8 (Multi-Family Residential) pendingT q? 4- 17 Mr. Shuford gave the background of the case and presented, in writing, the staff recommendation. Questions by the board regarding zoning district change, conditions #4 and 5, and discussing height restrictions on the luminaries. Applicant, Richard Katzeff, 1521 E. Druid Road, Executive Director of 4 Clearwater 0,? 4 Community W A Hospital ® tom, was present. Mr. Katzeff stated that with expanding the surgery facility, there is a need for more parking for employees. He stated they have contracts on four more homes, which is half of what is needed. Mr. Katzeff stated they have had resident meetings, so they could hear the residents concerns or ideas. Jim Shawn, who is the architect on this project, 5916 Iffmar Ave., Tampa, was present. Continued discussion regarding the height requirements for the luminaries. Two photos were given to the board members to see, plus a landscape drawing shown along Druid. There were no persons present to speak in favor of this request. The following person was present to speak in opposition to this request: John Tassinari, 715 S. Glenwood Ave., was present. He was upset about helicopter landings in yards or in the street of the neighborhood. Mr. Tassinari stated they should have a helicopter pad on their own property, instead of inconveniencing the neighbors. He stated he does not want this to be approved. Mr. Katzeff in rebuttal. He stated the building is being added to the back of the hospital. Mr. Katzeff stated that the hospital has no control over where helicopters land. _Motion was made by. Mr. Mazur, and seconded by Mr. Bicerstaffe,for ?:.. `rQ, ubject to the Crf ollowing condrtion)Thaplicant halli_requisite buil_ding. p rmit.wit six months of this public hearin 2 The apphcant.shalhobtain-rezoning_approval-from.xhe_City_Commis` sir' http://199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1D 14.tmp/3/doc 05/25/2000 WinWord Document: MINUTES Page 3 of 6 The applicant shall submit three copies of the required landscape plan to the City Environmental Management Group for final approval; the perimeter landscape shrubbery along Druid Road shall be an extension of the existing hospital perimeter landscaping, utilizing oleanders; 4) Parking lot luminaries shall not exceed 12' in height and shall be directed downward and away from residential areas; 5) Hours of parking lot use shall be restricted to 6: 30 a.m. until Midnight daily; and 6) The parking lot facility shall be used for hospital employees only. Motion carried unanimously to 0), 2. Anna Tsafatinos (Apollo Palace) to permit on-premise Harrison Ave. N., Earl & Tae's Sub, part of Lots 12 & 94-27 / Mr. Shuford gave the.,background of the case and preser i Mr. Carassas stated conflict and would not be voting or consumpuon or beer, wine & liquor at 22 F 13 and unsuldivided land, zoned UC(C). CU writing, the staff reco this item. Applicant, Pepe Papasarantopoulos, 1800 Mariner Dr. #A6, Tarpon Springs, wa/present. She stated that they would have live entertainment ocass onally, since it is a Greek/American nightclub atmosphere. She would like the liquor licen2transferred to her name and she's going to be on-site The following person was present to,/speak in favor of this request: Terry Tsafatinos, 667 Snug Island , was present. There were no persons present to speak in opposition to this request. ? Motion was made by "Bickerstaffe, and seconded by`Mr. Mazur, to approve this request subject to the following conditio s: 1) The applicant shall obtaidthe requisite occupational license within three months from the dat of this public hearing; and 2) There shall be no outdoor speakers. Motion carried 6 to 1, with Mr. Carassas abstaining. 3. Niko & Sabine Deeg (Aquarius Health Rehabilitation & Stress Management Center). to permit professional offices; massage therapy at 201/Brightwater Dr., Bayside Sub #2, part of Lot 26, zoned CR 28 (Resort Commercial). CU 94-28 s Mr. Shuford gave the background of/the case and presented, in writing, the staff recommendation. Applicant, Sylvia Canfield, 201 Brightwater Dr. #1, was present. She stated that the Drew Street location is the main office, but thought it would be nice to have tourist as clients, so that's why she went to the beach area. Ms. Canfield stated that the building has four apartments, she lives in one, and she uses one as the business. The following person was present to speak in favor of this Ken Hamilton, 200 Palm Island, was present. He stated he was upset with the way the staff report was written. He and his wife have gone to Ms. Canfield for two years. Mr. Hamilton stated that she is very professional and provides good service. http://199.227.233.29/ISYSqueryARL ID14.tmp/3/doc 05/25/2000 WinWord Document: MINUTES WinWord Document: MINUTES Page 1 of 14 Previous Document =Next-] First Hit Native WinW d View I Back to Le Hel p or mage Results MINUTES PLANNING & ZONING BOARD MEETING ?() Gq-p TUESDAY, -14-,1-999944-- .00 PM PLEDGE O` LE CE Q INVOCATION ` Members Present: Chairman Carassas, Messrs. Bickerstaffe, Mazur, Merriam, Keyes, Ms. Martin Members Excused: Ms. Nixon Also present: Scott Shuford, Planning Manager Vickie Davenport, Recording Secretary Chairman Carassas 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, 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. ITEM A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Motion was made by Ms. Martin to approve the minutes of April 19, 1994, with the addition of Ms. Nixon's name under those "present". The motion was seconded by Mr. Keyes, and was carried unanimously (6 to 0). Motion was made by Mr. Keyes to approve the minutes of May 3, 1994, with a correction on page 7 regarding the motion made by Mr. Keyes. The motion was seconded by Mr. Merriam, and was carried unanimously (6 to 0). Motion was made by Mr. Keyes to approve the minutes of May 17, 1994, and seconded by Mr. Mazur. Motion carried unanimously (6 to 0). B. REQUESTS FOR EXTENSION, DEFERRED AND CONTINUED ITEMS: None. http://199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1 D 14.tmp/9/doe 05/25/2000 inWord Document: MINUTES 1, C. CONDITIONAL USES: Page 2 of 14 1. West Financial Corp (Rajan's Restaurant) to permit on-premise consumption of beer, wine and liquor (business ownership change) at 435 Mandalay Ave, Barbour-Morrow Sub, Blk A, Lots 1 & 2, zoned CB (Beach Commercial). CU 94-39 Mr. Shuford gave the background of the case and presented, in writing, the staff recommendation. Applicant's attorney, James Dowling, 1151 Tampa Rd., Suite C, Palm Harbor, was present. Mr. Dowling stated that it will be more of a "fine dining" atmosphere. In answer to a question, he stated that the manager will most likely be one of the people at Frenchy's. Entertainment issue was discussed. He stated there are no problems with the staff recommendations. There were no person(s) present to speak in favor or in opposition of this request. Motion was made by Mr. Bickerstaffe, and seconded by Mr. Merriam, for approval subject to the following conditions: 1) The requisite occupational license shall be obtained within six months of the date of this public hearing; and 2) There shall be no outside entertainment, seating, or speakers. Motion carried unanimously (6 to 0). James J. & Evelyn DeSaulniers (40 Clearwater ®? 4 Community ®? ® Hospital ®) to permit noneommemia4-parking-at-1563-& 1567 Druid Rd., Druid Groves Sub, Blk A, Lots 4-6, and !N I part of Lot 3, currents zoned RS 8 (Single Family Residential) tt gi i rezoning to RNf 8 (Muttipl ?E.amil Residential) _CCL94 40- Mr. Shuford gave the background of the case and presented, in writing, the staff recommendation. Applicant, Richard Katzeff, Chief Executive Officer of d Clearwater ® 4 Community 1>4 Hospital ® N>, was present. He stated that the first proposal for rezoning on the first two lots was approved by City Commission, now after acquiring the other lots, they are waiting for the second approval from City Commission. A question raised by a board member regarding the helicopter landings, Mr. Katzeff stated that research was done regarding the helicopter landings and found there were only three in the last 12 months. He showed diagrams to the board members of what area is being converted and what it will look like after it is completed. More discussion on helicopter landings ensued, stating that it only occurs on Druid Road, or at Clearwater High School where an ambulance picks up the patient, and transports them to the hospital. He stated that he has no problem with the conditions as stated by staff. There were no person(s) present to speak in favor or in opposition of this request. Motion was made by Mr. Mazur, and seconded by Mr. Bickerstaffe, for approval subject to the following conditions: 1) The applicant shall obtain the requisite building permit within six months of this public hearing; 2) The applicant shall obtain rezoning approval from the City Commission from http://l99.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1 D 14.tmp/9/doc 05/25/2000 ii,Word Document: MINUTES Page 3 of 14 Single Family Residential "Eight" (RS-8) to Multiple Family Residential "Eight" (RM-8) zoning; 3) The applicant shall submit three copies of the required landscape plan to the City Environmental Management Group for final approval; the perimeter landscape shrubbery along Druid Road shall be an extension of the existing hospital perimeter landscaping, utilizing oleanders; 4) Parking lot luminaries shall not exceed 12' in height and shall be directed downward and away from residential areas; 5) Hours of parking lot use shall be restricted to 6: 30 a.m.-until Midnight-daily;-and_6_)_The parking lot facility shall be used for hospital employees only. Motion-carried-unanimously-(6_to 3. Tzekas & Sons (Emo's Sports Bar) to permit on-premise consumption of beer and wine (new license) at 115 Starcrest Dr., Sec. 13-29-15, M&B 11. 06, zoned CG (General Commercial. CU 94-41 Mr. Shuford gave the bac4round of the case and presented, in writing, the staff recommendation. Applicant, Imer Tzekas; 231 Bayside Drive, was present. He stated that they will serve cold sandwiches, and will,have no grill. Mr. Tzekas stated he will be the manager, and is the owner of the business and of the°building. He has been in the restaurant business for 35 years. There were no Oerson(s) present to speak in favor or in opposition of this request. Motion was made by Mr. Keyes, and seconded by Mr. B.ie erstaffe, Bo approval subject to the following ,conditions: 1) The requisite occupationallide'nse shall be obtained within six months of the date of this public hearing; and 2) The operations limited to consumption on premises only with no package sales. Motion carried unanimously-(6 to 0). 4. Sam Chun-Wei Liu (Peking Palace") to permit on-premise consumption of beer, wine and liquor (business ownership change) at'1608 Gulf to Bay Blvd, Lakewood Sub Replat, Lot 5, and part of Lots 4 &?6, zoned CG (General,Commercial). CU 94-42 Mr. Shuford gave,th'e background of the case and,presented, in writing, the staff recommendation. .? Discussion ensued regarding the parking lot lights and the restriping of the parking lot, and that she would be given six months to take care of these concerns. A board member noted that maybe another condition should be added, stating that there shall be no outdoor speakers or seating, since they are in a residential area. Applicant, Victoria Tang, 1608 Gulf to Bay Blvd., was present. She stated she has owned this business for one year, and that she is having the concerns regarding the lights and the parking lot taken care of Ms. Tang stated she s es no problem with the six mont?riod-and as no problem with the staff recommendations. The following person(s) were present to speak in 4or of this request: Gilbert Jannelli, 909 N. Ft! Harrison, w7n-ne s esent. He wanted to know if residents in area have been notified in regard to the lighting. Mr l li stated that because of the Soup Kitchen in the area and the crime in that area, maybe t erlr'e should not be a restriction on the lighting. There were no person(s) present to speak in opposition of this request. http://199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1D 14.tmp/9/doc 05/25/2000 :a Page 1 of 42 WinWord Document: CITY COMMISSION MEETING Previous Document Next Document First Hit Native WinWord View Ima e Back to R lt New - Help g esu s Quel M CITY COMIVIISSION MEETING Jul--y 2.1,-1.994 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City Hall, Thursday, July 21, 1994 at 6:03 p.m., with the following members present: Rita Garvey Mayor/Commissioner Fred A. Thomas Vice-Mayor/Commissioner Richard Fitzgerald Commissioner Sue A. Berfield Commissioner Arthur X. Deegan, II Commissioner Also present: Elizabeth M. Deptula City Manager Kathy S. Rice Deputy City Manager William C. Baker Assistant City Manager Miles Lance Assistant City Attorney Scott Shuford Central Permitting Director Cynthia E. Goudeau City Clerk Mary K. Diana Assistant City Clerk The Mayor called the meeting to order and led the Pledge of Allegiance. The invocation was offered by Assistant City Manager William C. Baker. In order to provide continuity for research, the items will be listed in agenda order although not http:// 199.227.23 3.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1 D 14.tmp/18/doc 05/25/2000 f Clerk indicated that while it is not a written rule, it has been standard practice of the Commission when one Commissioner requests a continuance, the request be honored. Commissioner Thomas said he does not support staffs position on this issue. He wished to wait until he hears from the state agencies regarding whether the Master Plan needs to meet the requirements of a Development of Regional Impact. Edward Mazur reviewed the changes to the site plan indicating they involved including a landscape buffer, changing the method of designating environmentally sensitive areas and locating a pump station. He said these changes were requested by the City. He noted the typical procedure allows for first reading of an ordinance, DCA review and then second reading. He said it could be months between ordinance readings. Mr. Mazur indicated a statement had been made by Morton Plant Hospital that they would submit a master plan before asking approval of any project. It was not indicated the master plan had to be approved first. Commissioner Thomas again stated his request for a 30-day continuance. Attorney Marquardt believed there would be no response in 30 days from DCA because he felt this is not an issue to them. Commissioner Thomas responded his office was informed they would know in 30 days. He expressed concern whether staff was receiving the proper legal advice. Mr. Mazur expressed concern in delaying the project. Commissioner Thomas moved that Items Nos. 11 and 12 be continued to August 18, 1994. The motion was duly seconded. Upon the vote being taken; Commissioners Fitzgerald, Berfield, Deegan and Thomas voted "aye," Mayor Garvey voted "nay." Motion carried. ITEM #13 - Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #5642-94 - RM-8 Zoning for property located at 1563 & 1567 Druid Rd., Druid Groves, Blk A, E T of Lot 3 and Lots 4-6, 0.37 acres m.o.l. (Bowen/Desaulniers, Z94-08)( 40 Clearwater W A Community ®44 Hospital ®)(CP) The subject property is located on the south side of Druid Road to the east of ® Clearwater 01? ® Community 11o, ® Hospital W. With the purchase of this roperty, the 4 hospital ® will own all of the property along the south side of Druid Road between Highland Avenue and Crest Avenue. The 4 hospital IN,- recently acquired Lots 1 and 2 and the west 43 feet of Lot 3 (Parcel A), just to the west of the property included in this application. Parcel A was rezoned to Multiple-Family Residential "Bight" on April 21, 1994, and a conditional use for non-commercial parking was granted only for Parcel A ( the property to the west) by the Planning and Zoning Board on April 19, 1994. The 4 hospital W now has agreements to purchase the property involved in this request. The purchase is contingent upon the property being rezoned to Multiple-Family Residential "Eight" and obtaining a conditional use permit for noncommercial parking. The 4 hospital ® intends to use these lots for an extension of their proposed parking lot on Parcel A. This is an expansion of the hospital site and may be considered a further encroachment into an existing single family residential neighborhood. However, leaving the property in a residential zoning classification minimizes the land use impact of the request, and added buffer controls can be established through the conditional use permit process. http:// 199.227.23 3.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1 D 14.tmp/18/doc 05/25/2000 Page 7 of 42 .:. ---..b .?• L11G Yi UFV1 Ly in irus ap ircationgen --on the property be m; rezoned to lrlultiple-Family Residential "Eight" The hospital will develop the proposed parking on ti combined properties in accordance with the Land Development Code, including landscape buffers along Druid Road and between the parking area and adjacent residential property. The overall site plan for the hospital is being revised to include both Parcel A and the property in this application. As part of their-proposed improvements, the hospital also plans to expand their out- patient surgery facilities. Richard Katzeff, Executive Director 4 Clearwater ®® Community ®® Hospital 0, C4>, said this item deals with completion of their employee parking lot. unci nomas moved to approve RM- zz ni-ng far U and carried unanimously Commissioner'Deegan"abstain The Assistant City Attorney presented Ordinance #5642-94 for first reading and read it by title only. Commissioner Berfield moved to pass Ordinance #5642-94 on first reading. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was: "Ayes": Fitzgerald, Berfield, Thomas and Garvey. "Nays": None. "Abstention": Deegan. ITEM #14 - Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #5571-94 - CPD Zoning for property located at 706-712 Magnolia Dr., Magnolia Park, Blk 31, Lots 6-9 ( Nations Bank Florida, Z94-03)(CP) The subject property is located in the City on the northwest corner of Myrtle Avenue and Magnolia Drive. The applicant wishes to obtain a zoning change to permit the utilization of the existing structure for a congregate care facility with approximately 32 beds. The facility would be for adults who may need some assistance but who do not require the care offered in a nursing home. It is proposed to rezone the property to Commercial Planned Development. The Future Land Use Plan Classification of Commercial General would not be changed. The zoning change would allow a maximum density of 24 units per acre, or 48 beds per acre. The recommended permitted uses for the Planned Development District are those uses permitted in a Neighborhood Commercial District (Sec. 40.323) plus Congregate Care Facilities and Level I and II Group Care Facilities. The applicant intends to utilize the existing structure for his congregate care facility. The walls of the structure will be lowered and the existing flat roof will be replaced with a pitched roof. He also http://l 99.227.233.29/ISYSquery/]RL 1D 14.tmp/18/doc 05/25/2000 Matea ne naa a contlict of interest regarding this item as he is Chairman of the Hospital's Board of Directors. WinWord Document: MINUTES WinWord Document: MINUTES Page 1 of 11 Previous Document Next Document First Hit ative WinWrd View Ima e Back to R lt N g esu s MINUTES PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD Feb.ra 14,-I995= 2:00 P.M?4 ?/???fiv L V 0 ( C ry- Commission Chambers, 112 South Osceola Avenue, Clearwater, FL PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE INVOCATION Members Present: Kemper Merriam, Chair Jay Keyes, Vice Chair Brenda Nixon (left 5:21 p.m.) John Carassas (left 4:36 p.m.) Edward Mazur (arrived 2:25 p.m.) Robert D. Bickerstaffe Bernie Baron Also Present: Scott Shuford, Director, Central Permitting Sally Demarest, Board Reporter, City Clerk Department Chairman Merriam introduced the new board member, Bernie Baron, and outlined the procedures for conditional uses. He advised 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 Department. Florida Law requires any party appealing a decision of this Board to have a record of the proceedings to support the appeal. By motion duly seconded, the minutes of the January 24, 1995 meeting were approved as submitted. Mr. Mazur asked that p 8, para 3 of the January 10, 1995 minutes indicate his name as the involved http:// 199.227.23 3.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1 D 14.tmp/4/doc 05/25/2000 inWord Document: MINUTES Page 4 of 11 Speaking for the opposition, Attorney Ed Armstrong, 911 Chestnut Street, Clearwater, represented Sand Key Club, the neighboring properties to the south. He asked those owners present to stand; approximately 40 persons stood. Continuing, Mr. Armstrong noted the distance of 54 ft. between the proposed deck and the neighboring residential zone, adding the required separation distance is 200 ft. He relayed the five standards for approval which the applicant does not meet. He said the use is not compatible with the surrounding natural environment; has a detrimental effect on surrounding properties; is incompatible with surrounding setbacks, appearance, architectural design, etc.;and traffic is dissimilar to surrounding'tises. He said a proposed wall would not buffer noise generated on the deck. Frank Prescott, 1390 Gulf Boulevard, Clearwater, president of Clearwater Sand Key Club Condominium Association, represented his group as friends of Mr. Abdullaj and patrons of the restaurant. His group's points of contention were the appearance of the deck, the lack of toilet facilities and a place where employees could wash their hands. There was an objection to noise generated by the persons who would be served alcoholic beverages served on the outdoor deck. A person speaking in opposition who identified herself as Dr. Smith, living at Crescent Beach Club to the north, said these units provide approximately $350,000 in yearly tax revenue. She opposed the application because of the potential for noise, increased crime, alcoholic beverage sales on the beach, and the proximity of the deck to neighboring porches. Grace Mandicott, 1430 Gulf Boulevard, Clearwater, president of South Beach II Condominium Association, concurred with Dr. Smith, and said the $2.00 automobile parking which the restaurant offered to transients created litter and beach disturbance. In rebuttal, Mr. Cline gave positive assurance there would be no bar on the deck; it is a dining area only. He opined the small deck would not be an unreasonable or excessive burden to the neighborhood. He offered tax records to prove that approximately 70% of the surrounding residences were non-homesteaded. In the ensuing discussion, an opinion favoring the application and concern for present and future property owners were expressed. A motion for denial was made by Mr. Bickerstaffe. The motion was duly seconded and upon the vote being taken, Chairman Merriam, Ms. Nixon, Messrs. Bickerstaffe, Mazur, Carassas and Baron voted "aye"; Mr. Keyes voted "nay". The motion carried. (6-1) The following Conditional Use requests were consid-eted: earwater Community HospitaURichard H. Katzeff, CEO to permit noncommercial parking a 1550-1570 hmine--Way, Druid Groves, Blk A, Lots 7-12 & 1/2 vaca ed-street;-.zoried_RM 8 (MuR- Mr. Shuford gave the background of the application and presented, in writing, the staff recommendations. He indicated this request is being filed in conjunction with item D-4 and suggested that items C-1_and, D-4 ( the RM-8 rezoning request) be presented and discussed simultaneously but voted upon separately. The Chairman and Board members agreed. Mr. Shuford particularly noted two letters received from Ms. Gloria Moore expressing concerns relative to exposure of homes in the area http:// 199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1 D 14.tmp/4/doc 05/25/2000 nWord Document: MINUTES Page 5 of 11 to traffic and the sight of the parking lot. She suggested fencing similar to that on the southern boundary. Mr. Shuford said this is the maximum expansion area of parking that could receive staff support in this particular area. He mentioned the increased number of property owners notified in addition to the 200 ft. required limit, due to public interest and concern. Speaking for the applicant, Tom Matthews, Chief Financial Officer of ?,= Clearwater ? A Community ? 4 Hospital ?, 11521 E. Druid Road, ® Clearwater ?, gave a brief history of the 4 hospital's ? health care involvement and growth, and said the expansion of services created the desperate need for the additional employee parking area. Architect Jim Shawhan of Harvard, Jolly, Clees & Toppe, PA, 2714 9th Street North, St. Petersburg, designed the 120-space parking area with consideration of water retention, existing trees, exits on adjacent streets, lighting and landscaping. The architect was complimented on the proposed landscaping. Exception was taken to the 24 in. hedge and a suggestion was made to allow the oleander hedge to grow to full size; Mr. Shawhan said he was sure the hospital would agree to this stipulation. A neighbor speaking in opposition, Gerard Coleman, 1555 Magnolia Drive, Clearwater, said he had not received notification of public hearings in the past, although he did this time. He questioned why the City Commission and Board would devalue the properties in the area and cited the reduction of tax base caused by Morton Plant Hospital. Another neighbor, John Casanieri, 715 South Glenwood Avenue, Clearwater, said he has lived in the area 15 years and disapproved of the additions to the hospital. He suggested the hospital purposely deceived everyone and said the people in the neighboring area do not know what can happen to them. He cited high rise hotels in Atlantic City as an example. He objected to the City taking properties off the tax roles and Morton Plant's destruction of the waterfront area. He said the Commission is not as considerate as the Board members are, and the situation with the helicopter has been resolved. Gloria Moore, 1559 Jasmine Way, Clearwater, said due to the tardiness of notification she had little time to contact concerned neighbors . She distributed and described several photographs of the area. She expressed concern for future water problems, wild animals and birds and objected to gas fumes and dust, noise, lack of privacy and the height of lighting. Rosemary Meredith, 1563 Jasmine Way, Clearwater, speaking in opposition, noted privacy and safety concerns and objected to the low buffering hedge. She suggested a six ft. wall; Mr. Shuford said such a wall could endanger existing trees. He suggested gaps for trees with additional landscaping. Speaking in rebuttal, Mr. Matthews said the hospital wants to work with the community and does not intend to deceive anyone. He said the proposed employee parking lot is in the rear, away from the front entrance . Mr. Matthews was advised that it would be incumbent upon the hospital to ensure that parking use conditions would be met, either with parking decals, a security person, car gate or guard. The need for a substantial buffer on the south side of the new parking lot and identifying signs was expressed. A berm was suggested; Mr. Shuford cautioned about the location of trees and underground utilities. He suggested the applicant could change their request to Residential Planned Development (RPD) to http://199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1 D 14.tmp/4/doe 05/25/2000 inWord Document: MINUTES Page 6 of 11 allow construction of a fence in the setback area and supported use of a car gate. nwas made by Mr.,Bickeptaffe_tontinue thexequest tp,the'-Fetan ary.28, -1995 meeting,to-1 staff discussion.and_recommendations-with--regard-to--technical-isiues:-The-motion-was-dul- Jed and carried unanimously.(The Chairman suggested the applicant meet with neighbors in an to amicably resolve their differences on this matter. The meeting recessed at 4:2.7. p.m., reconvening at 4:36 p.m. Mr. Carassas left the meeting during the recess. C2. REC I/Dansk Plaza Limited Partne hip/Charles Strahota (Sticks and Stos Billiards) to permit on-premise consum/backound a sales of beer and wine (new license) at 790D Gulf-to-Bay Blvd, Sec 17-29-1oned CG (General Commercial). CU 9955=67 Mr. Shuford gave tof the aPplication and Presented, in w"riting, the staff recommen dations. ribed the business and its effect upon surrounding residential uses. The applicant was tion was made by Mr. Bickerstaffe to move the item to the end of the agenda to acco ssible late arrival of the applicant. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimouslv. At the close f"the meeting, when the applicant did notIppear, motion was made by Mr. Mazur to continue threquest to the February 28, 1995 meeting'. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimous' rV. C3. Epter S. & Keith A. Fortley (Seal-Jet Tee ology, Inc.) to permit manufacturing at 716 Laura St., Gould & Ewing 2nd Addition, Blk 15, part/of Lot 14, zoned UC(C) (Urban Center Core). CU 95-08 W. Shuford gave the background of the application and presented, in writing, the staff recommendations. He said the light anufacturing business will not present a parking problem for surrounding uses. The applicant, Marc Vallieres 214 S. Highland Avenue, Clearwater, explained there are no chemicals, heat, waste residue and use fiery little water. He said he would be the single operator of the manufacturing equipment and business will be conducted by telephone. There were no personsor documents in support of or opposition to the application. Motion was made bg Mr. Mazur to approve the request subject to the following conditions: The applicant shall obtain the required occupational license// thin six months of the date of this public hearing; and 2) any noise and traffic generated by th i?se shall be compatible with the surrounding uses. The motion was duly seconded and carried upanimously. C4. Roberta M. Golding & Loren M. Pollack, Express I, Ltd) to permit outdoor retail sales,, Sunset Square Sub, Lots I & 4, zoned CC (C' of the Estate of Stuart S. Golding (Watermill and/or storage at 1861-1897 N. Highland Ave, 1 Center). CU 95-09 Mr. Shuford gave the background of the application and presented, in writing, the staff recommendations. He distributed pictures and information provided by the applicant which explained the service, indicating staff felt the use was acceptable, noted the windmill design and said the sign http:// 199.227.23 3.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1 D 14.tmp/4/doc 05/25/2000 ?inWord Document: MINUTES Page 9 of 11 D3. (a) Sec 27-29-15, part of M&B 21.011; (b) Sec 27-29-15, part of M&B 21.01 & 21.011; Z 94-14; LUP 94-33 LUP: (a) From Residential Medium to Preservation (b) From Commercial General to Preservation ZONE: (a) From RM12 (Multiple Family Residential) to P (Preservation) (b) From CC (Commercial Center) to P (Preservation) OWNER(s): Barnett Bank of Pinellas County Motion was made by Ms. Nixon to continue the request to the February 28, 1995 meeting. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. D4. 1550-1570 Jasmine Way, Druid Groves, Blk A, Lots 7-12, and catod-right-ofway adjacent to the West side of Lot 12. (,0 Clearwater W q Community ®A Hospital W l>). Z 94-15 ZONE: From RS 8 (Single Family Residential) to RM 8 (Multiple Family Residential) The Chairman and board members had previously agreed to discuss items C 1 and D4 simultaneously but vote upon each item separately (see p 4). Motion was made by Mr. Bickerstaffe to continue the request to t February 28, 1995 eeting. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. ThIff- 0 owing Land Development Code Amendment .??PrA .? __?. D5. Ordinance No. 5768-95 of the City of Clearwater, Florida, relating to the Land Development Code; amending Sections 40.433 and 40.434, Code of Ordinances, to provide for revised permitted and conditional uses in the Infill Commercial District; amending Section 41.053, Code of Ordinances, to establish supplementary standards for approval for new conditional uses allowed in the Infill Commercial District; providing an effective date. Mr. Shuford gave the background of the proposed code amendment indicating three different uses and standards for approval in the Infill Commercial District which was prepared pursuant to the direction of the City Commission. Mr. Shuford said the proposed amendment will address concerns of the Board relative to Lakeview Road rezoning. Motion was made by Mr. Mazur to recommend endorsement to the City Commission. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. D6. Ordinance No. 5769-95 of the City of Clearwater, Florida, creating Section 30.058 to establish vehicle parking restrictions in residential areas, including a prohibition of parking on lawns and open space areas of single family, duplex, and triplex uses in residential zones and any unpaved street right- of-way adjacent thereto; to authorize the issuance of parking tickets for any violation of the parking http:// 199.227.233.29/ISYS query/IRL 1 D 14. tmp/4/doc 05/25/2000 WinWord Document: Nff UTES WinWord Document: MINUTES Page 1 of 9 Previous D t 1 1 Next D n First Native Hi Wi W d V I to R l Le ocumen ocume t t n or mage esu ts MINUTES '" L-T-TEE: DEVELOPMENT REVIEW COhursday,-April-6, 1999 0 A.M. Central Permitting Conference Room, 10 South Missouri Avenue, Clearwater FL Members present: Scott Shuford Chairman, Director of Central Permitting Rich Baier City Engineer Louis Hilton Central Permitting James Goodloe Fire Department Bob Maran Central Permitting/Engineering Mike Quillen Public Works/Environmental Donald Meerians Public Works/Transportation Group Ream Wilson Parks & Recreation Allen V. Mahan Central Permitting Others present: Houch Ghovaee Northside Engineering (items #2,3,4,5) Tom Radcliffe L. B. & Stevens (#6, 7) Douglas Dahlhausen Morton Plant/Mease H. C. (#6) Sally Demarest Board Reporter, City Clerk Department http:// 199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL,1 D 14.tmp/ 13/doc 05/25/2000 inWord Document: MINUTES Page 5 of 9 Mr. Hilton made a motion to continue this item to the April 20, 1995 meeting to allow the applicant to complete required engineering and site calculations. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. FI-TE-M-4-71, 143 Clearwater ®-1 Community ®A Hospital W W Parking Lot - S/ Crest Ave/. & Jasmine Way_(P-SR.95-09) Thetapplicant-proposes to.expand.an existing parking o fronting on Road to_Jasmine Way &-S.-Crest Avenue A concurrent action is to re-zone the lot from RM-8 to RPD with the zoning action'' to go to the Commission on April 20, 1995. Mr. Shuford gave the background of the application and presented, in writing, the staff recommendations. He indicated the Planning & Zoning Board (P&Z) has approved the application with conditions, which the applicant will list on the plan. He said the existing Jacaranda tree is to be located on the plan and saved if possible. Parking lot luminaries shall be no more than 12 feet high, have a 90-degree cutoff and be indicated on the plan. Through pedestrian walkways will be installed south of the gate, before the south property line. There will be 75% shrub coverage along Crest Avenue. Listed below are conditions suggested for DRC approval: 1. Signs and fencing/walls are subject to separate review and permitting processes. 2. The requisite building permits must be procured within one (1) year from the date of certification of the final site plan and all requisite certificates of occupancy must be obtained within three (3) years of the date of certification of the site plan. 3. The dates and conditions for approval by the Planning and Zoning Board for conditional use approval and the Development Code Adjustment Board for variance approval shall be provided on the preliminary plat/site plan prior to certification. 4. The minimum turning radius for designated drives and fire lanes shall be 36 feet with a 10- foot wide minimum and 13 feet 6 inches clearance at the gate assembly. 5. The storm line in the existing 30-foot easement will be replaced with reinforced concrete pipe. 6. Sidewalks are required adjacent to all street rights-of-way. 7. Dimensions to be shown on the plan to denote measurements for aisles, parking stalls, entrances, etc. 8. Prior to the issuance of a building permit, an easement will be required over the sidewalk located at the northeast corner of the site. 9. Prior to issuance of a building permit, the landscape plan must be revised to show buffer and interior plant quantities as per city code. 10. Prior to certification, a copy of SWFWMD permit application and calculations shall be provided to Environmental Management. http:// 199.227.233.29/I SYSquery/IRL 1D 14.tmp/ 13/doc 05/25/2000 inWord Document: MINUTES Page 6 of 9 11. Prior to issuance of a building permit, a copy of the approved SWFWMD permit shall be submitted to Environmental Management. 12. Detail on construction. plans shall detail the 6 inches wide standard and 4 inches wide handicapped parking lot striping. 13. The corners of 1) Druid and Southcrest and 2) Southcrest and Jasmine will have ADA-compliant ramps with a textured, tactil& surface. 14. The existing Jacaranda tree is to be located on the plan and saved if possible. Mr. Hilton made a motion to approve the preliminary site plan with the above DRC suggested conditions, incorporating into the motion the comments made by staff. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. ITEM 5 - A to Be School -Drew & Myrtle Ave. - (PSP 95-12). The applicant proposes to construct a 16,944 sq. ft. two story school building to house a private pre-thru high school with 12 classrooms. Parking, drainage, fencing, sidewalks and an entrance off Myrtle Avenue have been provided for the 1.65 acre site which is under contract for purchase from the 7- Eleven Southland Corporation. The applicant's representative gave the background-6f the request, described the project and indicated the school is being relocated. Staff commented--that both existing and proposed data must be indicated on the site plan. i Mr. Maran stated the site plan has ,insufficient engineering data to warrant a Public Works/ Engineering comment at this time. The engineered site plan is to have elevations (existing and proposed), utilities ( existing,and proposed), stormwater detention calculations, and the driveway to Drew Street will require a l).O.T. right of way utilization permit..A-possible right-of-way dedication with a 10-foot landscap?strip will be discussed with the.City Attorney. All two-way aisle?Vwill be 24 feet wide; the driveway sweep and bend are unacceptable as proposed and will be rede fgned to Myrtle Avenues Listed below re suggested,c6n_ditions were listed for DRC approv : 1. Signs and fencing/walls are subject to separate review anoermitting processes. 2. The requisite building permits must be procured the final site plan and all requisite certificates of oc the date of certification of the site plan. one (1) year from the date of certification of y must be obtained within three (3) years of 3. A fire hydrant assembly shall be installed not of the street. than 300 feet from the structure on the same side 4. Prior to certification, the final site plan must be signed and sealed by a Professional Engineer registered in the State of Florida. 5. Prior to certification, all required perimet'r landscape buffers shall be dimensioned (5 foot minimum http:// 199.227.23 3.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1 D 14.tmp/13/doc 05/25/2000 MEETING Previous Next First ative View Back to New Document Document Hit WinWord Image Results ue Help CITY COMMIS SION MEETING ril 20- ?i99 ? The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City Hall, Thursday, April 20, 1995 at 6:02 p.m., with the following members present: Rita Garvey Mayor/Commissioner Sue A. Berfield Commissioner Michael R. Dallmann Commissioner J. B. Johnson Commissioner Absent: Fred A. Thomas Vice-Mayor/Commissioner Also present: Elizabeth M. Deptula City Manager Kathy S. Rice Deputy City Manager Pamela K. Akin City Attorney Scott Shuford Central Permitting Director Rich Baier City Engineer Cynthia E. Goudeau City Clerk Patricia Sullivan Board Reporter The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was offered by Father Edward J. Mulligan of St. Brendan's Catholic Church. The Mayor led the Pledge of Allegiance, http://199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1D 14.tmp/6/doc 05/25/2000 property is north of Papaya Street on the east side on Mandalay Avenue and is zoned Beach Commercial. The variance is requested to permit replacement of the existing signs. The Eckerd Drugs' property, fronts Mandalay Avenue and its rear adjoins Poinsettia Avenue. The property is entitled to 48-square feet of attached signs oriented to Mandalay Avenue and 48 square feet of attached signs-and a 50 square foot freestanding sign oriented to Poinsettia Avenue. The applicant proposesX100.67 square feet of attached signs oriented to Mandalay Avenue, exceeding the code by 52.67 square feet. Staff feels4ecial circumstances exist that support variance approval. The applicant proposes to forgo placeme?t of a freestanding sign along PoinsettAAvenue and proposes to utilize only part of the attac ed sign allocation for the Poinsettia Avenue frontage. That one sign will be near the building's southeast corner and measure 18.75 square feet, 29.25 square feet less than permitted. Staff feels the building's 100 foot width is sufficient to support additional sign area along Mandalay Avenue. The 71.92 square feet of attached signs proposed for the building's facade is less than the permitted maximum. Unlike other area buildings, Eckerd Drugs's south wall is exposed to northbound Mandalay Avenue traffic. With the removal,of the freestanding sign, the south wall becomes the'most advantageous location to identify the property to northbound motorists. The appl ci ant's proposal to place two signs totalling 28 75 square feet oriented to northbound traffic is inkeeping with the scale of the south building face/Because only three of the five wall signs oriented to Mandalay Avenue are located on the same building face, the existence of two more wall signs than the code allows will not cause the appearance of the property or area to be degraded. Ed Armstrong, representative for the applicant, verified picturesyofthe property presented him by Central Permitting Director Scott Shuford. Mr. Armstrong said the proposal is a result of discussions with staff regarding appropriate signage. Substantial remodeling and upgrading of the store is planned. Mr. Armstrong presented an artist's rendering of the propo/sed signage on the building. The May,6r questioned if the cu ent freestanding sign would remain. Mr. Shuford said that,§ign would be removed and the condition( forbid additional signage. The Mayor recommended inc - ding a condition that requires re oval of the freestanding sign. Mr. Armstrong indicated t f condition would be acceptable. / Commissioner Ber eld moved to approve the following variances: 1) an are4ariance for attached signs oriented tt Mandalay Ave. of 52.6?square feet from the permitted,48 square feet to allow 100.67 squard feet, and 2) a variance f two wall signs ? oriented to Ma?alay Avenue to allow five/ wall signs/dn property identified as earwater Beach Park 1st Addit on, Block B, north 15-feet-of Lot 26, and A of Lots 27-31, and Cl ?rwater Beach Park 1st Additional Replat, Block A, Lots,9 and 10, toget r with the vacated alleyibetween, for meeting Sec. 45:2'4 Standards for Approvaf, items (1)- (4),,s?ub?ect to the following conditions: No additional signs shall be placed on this property and the current freestanding sign shall be removed. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. EM l + LW from 03/02/95) Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. i-57-7-1-495 - RPD Zoning for roperty located at 1550-1570 Jasmine Way, Druid Groves, Blk. A, Lots 7-12 & vacated nght-of- ?`way adla to t side of Lot 12; and Preliminary Site Plan (43 Clearwater ® 4 Community ? Y ? 1 Hospital Bi-, Z94-15) CP) The subject property, one street south of Druid Road E on the north side of Jasmine Way, runs from http://199.227.23 3.29/ISYSquery/M 1 D 14.tmp/6/doc 05/25/2000 1nWord Document: CITY COMMISSION MEETING Page 7 of 26 4 Clearwater 011? 4 Community 1114 Hospital's ® west property line to Crest Avenue. Last year, the north half of the block was rezoned to Multiple-Family Residential "Eight" and a conditional-use for non- commercial parking, substantially completed and being used, wass granted,.. The 4 hospital i purchased he remainder of the block and wishes to -expand-the-parking lot. The original request was to rezone the south half of the block to Multiple-Family Residential "Eight" with a separate application for a conditional use for the proposed parking lot expansion. Februa 1_4--1 9S-the-Planiun & Zoning Board &Z continue tEe sul5Iic hearing o request Residential Planned Development zonin g.with_thesingle_Brmitted use of non-commercia harking and the site plan-was-revised o- include a six-foot high masonry_wall_alon Jasmine Wad continuin _ u Crest Avenue for a S p ppro?mately_fifty-feet withbuffered-landscaping.. Resident the south side of Jasmine Way, across from the proposed'parking lot, have indicated they do not want a sidewalk on the north side and have requested the masonry wall rather than a berm. The maximum height of 30 inches for a wall in residential districts can be modified by the City Commission through approval of the planned development zoning site plan. The remainder of the site plan is substantially the same as previously presented. A large Jacaranda tree, not shown on the plan, will apparently be removed because it is in the proposed parking area. The present rezoning is for the south half of the block, Phase II of the parking lot. Staff recommends as a_c_ondition of approval that the applicant be required.to_submit_an-application to rezone the north half of the block to ResidentiaLPlamed D-evetopment with a permitted use of non- commercial parking an a sing a site plan for the whole area; i.e. the submi ite`Pl aan i may be modified by the City Commission. -approval subject_to.the.listed-conditi Richard Katzeff, 4 Clearwater ® 4 Community ® 4 Hospital 110- CEO, said the 4 hospital ® met with neighbors several times to address concerns regarding the 4 hospital's 10,? need to construct additional parking. He said the plan was good and would improve the overall neighborhood. Jim Shawn, architect, presented a rendering of the planned parking lot and six-foot masonry wall facing Jasmine and Crest and noted where he had worked landscaping into the design. He said he understood and will incorporate the conditions. Gerard Coleman said he lives 100 feet from the 4 hospital ® property and is distressed and frustrated over this rezoning and the way it was handled. He said he was never notified of the rezoning. Mr. Coleman requested a grand jury investigation into this matter. He noted 4 Clearwater ® 4 Community ® 4 Hospital W is a subsidy of the largest 4 hospital W a> corporation in America. He expressed concern his property values will decline and taxes for all citizens would be increased if the land is rezoned for a parking lot. Since the parking is to be designated for employees only, he recommended allowing parking behind the YMCA. The Mayor questioned if a different zoning designation would be required to permit the construction of a six-foot wall. Mr. Shuford said this zoning is more restrictive than one that would permit a parking lot and six foot wall. The Mayor noted the hospital would have to return to the Commission before they could convert the land to any other use. The City Clerk said the City did extraordinary notification regarding this proposed zoning change. http:// 199.227.23 3.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1 D 14.tmp/6/doc 05/25/2000 nWord Document: CITY COMMISSION MEETING Page 8 of 26 Mr. Coleman said he is resisting the request because he is concerned his house will end up in the middle of a parking lot and his property values will depreciate. He reiterated that adequate parking is available behind the YMCA and questioned why additional parking needs to be created. .........?_?_•?• Jviui,?111 1iiV Vvu w approve tne-apprrearron I6r-Loning Atlas Amendment to Resident al lanned Development for Lots 8 through 12, Block ?;-I?ruid Groves-.together with, 1/2 of vacated ---____ street adjac nt-to-the west-side of Lot 12, and refer the site plan to the Development Review Committee1lubject to the following conditions: 1) err tte_d use shall be limited to non-commercial arking;2) prior to issuance of a building permit, .pp a al the CitY -Minager for not installin ga p _ _ PV V sidewal -along t e north side of Jasnnne Wax;_3) applicant!Y to file appli tioh to rezone Lots 1 through 6 and adjacent vac a ng t-of-wa} on the west-to Residenti P anne__ _ eve_o ment corpo g l =? ..••?•? ?/CLiAlli , iV-",Ili a ,?,_? car v_W4L_U_a_sxng1e approvea_site plan pnor to issuance of building permit for Phase II of the park'mg 1 4o prior to issuance of a building permit, approval of the ity Engineer to use part o t e nght-of-way along Jasmine Way for landscaping in front of the wall; 5) applicant to show Jacaranda tree on the site plan prior to second reading; 6) the permitted parking shall be signed, electronically gated and managed during hours of operation for the exclusive use of the employees; 7) parking lot luminaries shall not exceed 12 feet in height and shall be directed downward with 90 degrees' cutoff features and away from residential areas; 8) hours of parking lot use shall be restricted to 6:30 a.m. until midnight daily; and 9) the parking lot facility shall be used for hospital employees only. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #5771-95 for first reading and rea irby-title-onLy-_ Commissioner Berfield moved to pass Ordinance #5771-95 on first reading. The motion was seconded and upon roll call, the vote was: "Ayes": Berfield, Johnson, Dallmann and Garvey. "Nays": None. Absent: Thomas ITEM #13 - (Cont'd from 02/02 & 03/16/95) Public Hearing & First Reading Ords. #5741-95 & #5742-95 - Land Use Plan Amendment to Commercial General & CPD Zoning for property located at 509 Bayview Ave. & 508 Meadow Lark Lane, McMullen Bayview Sub., Tract A, Blk. 3, Lots I & 2 and S 1/2 of right-of- way to the N (R. Roy Meador, LUP93-43, Z93-54) (CP) The applicant has requested a continuance until May 4, 1995. A concerned neighbor, in a March 30, 1995 letter, has indicated no objection to continuing this item for a final time. Commissioner Berfield moved to continue this item until May 4, 1995. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. ITEM #14 - (Cont'd from 04/06/95) Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. # 5788-95 - Vacating 10' east/west alley lying in Blk. E, Plaza Park Addition, less W 100', subject to City retaining a full width drainage & utility easement (City, V95-01) (CP) The City requests vacating the 10-foot east/west alley lying in Block "E," Plaza Park Addition. Community Neighborhood Housing Services has built several homes on Hart Street that abut the alley http://199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1D 14.tmp/6/doc 05/25/2000 Wt WinWord Document: MINUTES Previous Document Next Document First Hit Native WinWord View I Back to R lt New Help mage esu s Query MINUTES PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD 2.199500 P.M. Commission Chambers, 112 South Osceola Avenue, Clearwater, FL INVOCATION PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Members Present: Kemper Merriam, Chair Jay Keyes, Vice Chair Brenda Nixon John Carassas Edward Mazur Robert D. Bickerstaffe Member absent: Bernie Baron Also Present: Scott Shuford, Director, Central Permitting Sally Demarest, Board Reporter, City Clerk Department The meeting was called to order by the Chair at 2:00 p.m. in the Commission Chambers of City Hall. Mr. Keyes led the Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance. Chairman Merriam 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, has two weeks from this date in which to file an appeal through the City Clerk Department. Florida Law requires any party appealing a decision of this Board to have a record of the proceedings to support the appeal. By motion duly seconded, the minutes of the March 14, 1995 meeting were approved as submitted. http:// 199.227.23; .29/ISYSquery/IRL 1 D 14.tmp/2/doc 05/25/2000 WinWord Document: MINUTES Page 2 of 6 The following requests for extension, deferred and continued items were considered: B-IA. (cont. from 2/14/95, 2/28/95 and 3/14/95) 40 ClearwaterW 4 Community W 4 HospitaU® Richard H. Katzeff, CEO to permit noncommercial parking at 1550- 1570 Jasmine Way, Druid Groves, Blk A, Lots 7-12 & 1/2 vacated street, zoned RM 8 (Multi Family Residential). CU 95-06 B-1B. (cont. from 2/14/95, 2/28/95 and 3/14/95) 1550-1570 Jasmine Way, Druid Groves, Blk. A, Lots 7-12, and vacated right-of-way adjacent to the West side of Lot 12. (A Clearwater 0- 4 Community 611? ® Hospital NO,). Z 94-15 ZONE: From RS-8 (Single Family Residential) to RM 8 (Multiple Family Residential) Agenda items B-IA and B-1B were discussed as a single item. Mr. Shuford gave the background of the application and presented, in writing, the staff recommendations. He indicated the application is a request for change of zoning and a conditional use permit; however, staff is addressing the request as a Residential Planned Development rezoning request to allow the hospital to build a six foot high wall in the street setback area to buffer the surrounding properties from the activities of the proposed parking lot. Mr. Shuford added the proposed wall will add a " finality" to the expansion of hospital parking into the neighborhood. Richard H. Katzeff, CEO of 4 Clearwater ® A Community W4 Hospital ®, 1521 East Druid Road, 4 Clearwater 10?, presented the update on Phase II parking and indicated a second letter of support had been received from Mrs. Gloria Moore, a Jasmine Way resident. Two meetings with neighbors solicited input by the ® hospital ®, and Mr. Katzeff presented changes which he said will satisfy both the ® hospital W W and the neighbors. A layout of Phase I, the north part of the parking lot, Phase II to the south and the gated entrance area was presented and discussed. When Mr. Katzeff said a hospital employee will open the gate at 6:30 a.m. and close the gate at midnight, the board objected, contending the hospital had agreed to install a card-activated gate. James Shawen, Harvard Jolley Architects, 2714 9th Street North, St. Petersburg, presented the architectural features of the Phase Il parking and said the adjoining property owners preferred the six foot high solid masonry wall with five foot splay every 50 feet as proposed. In the ensuing discussion, it was noted the original concept of a carded gate was scrapped because employee turnover and a controlled time frame made it easier for the hospital representative to physically open and close the gate. Concern was expressed with trespassing visitors and other potential problems, and it was noted both letters of support refer to a card gate; Mr. Katzeff offered to rethink the process. A sign to specifically designate the area as employee parking was suggested. Mr. Katzeff said the new parking lot will solve much of the overflow parking problems now experienced on Jasmine Way. There were no persons to speak in support of the application. Speaking in opposition, the main concerns of John Tassinari, 715 Glenwood Avenue South, Clearwater, were the traffic problems and congestion which he believed would be exacerbated by the proposed additional parking. He objected to the large trucks that impede the flow of traffic and asked the board to postpone its decision for a year. Mr. Tassinari was questioned as to the relevancy of the flow of traffic on City streets to the http://199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRLID14.tmp/2/doc 05/25/2000 inWord Document: MINUTES UoITP i n C. Page 3 of 6 proposed additional parking; Mr. Keyes said he could not understand how guaranteeing 30 additional parking spaces for employees would have any impact traffic. Bridget Tassinari, wife of John Tassinari, 715 Glenwood Avenue South, Clearwater, supported his contentions and said there should be a two-way exit to relieve traffic on Druid Road. The two persons who wrote letters of support were present. Rosemary Meredith, 1563 Jasmine Way, Clearwater, said she would' be most comfortable with a card-activated gate as stated in her letter of support. The possibility that traffic would more severely congest with a card-activated gate was suggested. In the ensuing discussion, Mr. Katzeff offered that card access would be installed in the gate, and a guard present at 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. It was the consensus of the board that the applicant work with staff to resolve this area of concern. Qsg Commission, and to rvl the conditiona?useaequest.sub?ec to tthepcorpid t onseos afftA britef ty discussion ensued and it was agreed t at the conditions stated in the motion include the additional ?suggestions of the board and read as follows: 1)`p-e-ttte use s all"?Iiiii ted tto no cn ommeicial parking 2 p 'ter t y) o issuance of building_peririit`, approval by the=City Manager for not installing a sidew ong the_n-art?h si£Jasmine_a_y_,3) applicant to file application to r noez Lots 1 through and adjacent vacated,right-of-way on the west to Fr en is anne evelopment incorporating the Wf ole parkin lot into a single. RPD with. a-sing. eaPProved site plan prior to issuance of building _ .? _ permit for Phase II of the parking lot; 4) prior to issuance of a buildin ermit approval of the City Engineer to use part of the right-of-way along-Jasmine Way for landscaping in fr o t of the wall; 5) applicant to show the Jacaranda-tree-on-the site plan prior to sec d-readin ;; 7)-par cling lot luminaries shall not-exceed -12: in. height and shall be directed downward with 90o cutoff features and away from residential areas;-8)-hours.of parking lot use shall be restricted to 6: 30 a.m. until midnight daily; and 9) the parking lot- facility-shall-be used"for hospital-employees-onl . The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. It was agreed that the app icant was a good community neighbor and would.continue_to-work_with.the-adjoining -property owners-and staffto ;resolve any problems. B-2. (con . from 3/14/95) Michael & Patricia Vlamakis (Sky secr t Au oAu o Saes to-permit outdoor retail sales, displays and/or storage for vehicle sales at 2010 Drew St., Skycrest Terrace, Blk C, Lots & 6, zoned CG ( General Commercial) CU 95-18 Mr. Shuford gave the background of the application and presented, in writing, the staff recommendations. He indicated staff has been working with the applicant, and the applicant has requested a continuance to the April 18, 1995 meeting in order to resolve remaining details. A motion was made by Mr. Carassas to continue this item to April 18, 1995. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously. The following Conditional Uses were considered: C-1. Steven A. Simotes (Dell Chandler Enterprises, Inc.) to permit outdoor retail sales, displays and /or storage of vehicles at 1715 Coachman Plaza Dr., Sec. 05-29-16, M&B 33.05, zoned CH (Highway Commercial ). CU 95-20 http://199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1 D 14.tmp/2/doc 05/25/2000 WinWord Document: PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD WinWord Document: PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD Page 1 of 7 Previous Next First Native View Back to New Document Document Hit WinWord Image Results ue Help PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD ug t IFlS, 95 - Members resent: 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. In order to provide continuity, the items will be listed in agenda order although not necessarily discussed in that order. A. Approval of Minutes - July 17, and August 1, 1995 Member Nixon requested correction of the July 17 minutes on page 7, first paragraph. She stated http:// 199.227.23 3.29/ISYSquery/IRL 1 D 14. tmp/8/doc 05/25/2000 inWord Document: PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD Page 5 of 7 and carried unanimously. 3. 1551, 1555, 1559, 1563, 1567 & 1571 Druid Rd, Druid Groves Sub, Blk A, Lots 1-6 and'/2 vacated street (M Clearwater W ® Community ® 4 Hospital ® W) Z 95-06 ZONE: From RM-8 (Multiple Family Residential) to RPD (Residential Planned Development) 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 non-commercial 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 outside the 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 today's action is a formality to complete a previous condition of approval . For an original zoning change application, the applicant's presence is required as stated on the application. e move to endorse tI em D3 to the City Commission. The-motionrwaE ied unanimously. J 4. Ordinance 5889-95 of the City of Clearwater, Florida, relating to the Lan eve opment ode; amending Section 35.11, Code of Ordinances to define "vehicle sales" ; amending Chapter 40, Code of Ordinances, by adding permitted-6i-es in the following zoning districts:`Neghb'orhood Commercial, Beach Commercial, Resort, s ommercial 24, Resort CommerErdl?2_8, General Commercial, Infill Commercial, Highway Commercial, Commercial Center; I'ultiple Family?Residential 16, Multiple Family Residential /20?Multiple Family Residenti 4, Multiple Family?Residential 28, Limited Office, General Office, bwntown/Mlxed Use, Urb enter (Bayfront), Urban Center (Core), Urban Center (Transition), P?iblic/Semi-Public, Open S?e/Recreation and R&earch, Development and Office Park Districts; annding Sec. 41.053, Code'*of Ordinances, to adeconditional uses in Neighborhood Commercial, General CommerciaV?and Highway, providn* an effective date. from charts suQplied to the Board, Mr. Milton outlined proposed zoning changes in the rl, office, anecommercial districts. ' explained this ordinance is an attempt to streamline vent procedures, primarily by identifying uses that could be reclassified as permitted without i affectmg the neighbors. Member Keyes commended Mr. Hilton for the format of the The Board expressed concerns related to switching various uses fry conditional to permitted. Among the areas of concern were,video and electronic gam-e-r-'ooms, veterinary and animal grooming/boarding facilities and Clearwater be?ch,co versions from hotel/motel to business and professional offices. John Richter, Senior Planner, responded to questions regarding the Bayfront subdistrict, located west http://199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRL1D14.tmp/8/doc 05/25/2000 WinWord Document: CITY COMMISSION MEETING Pagel of 36 WinWord Document: CITY COMMISSION MEETING Previous Document Next Document First Hit Native WinW rd View I Back to R l New Help o mage esu ts ue CITY COMMISSION MEETING . ep ember ? 7, ? X995 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City Hall, Thursday, 4 September IB,? 7, 4 1995 1b, at 6:00 p.m., with the following members present: Rita Garvey Mayor/Commissioner Sue A. Berfield Vice-Mayor/Commissioner Fred A. Thomas Commissioner J. B. Johnson Commissioner William Justice Commissioner Also present: Elizabeth M. Deptula City Manager Kathy S. Rice Deputy City Manager William C. Baker Assistant City Manager Pamela K. Akin City Attorney Scott Shuford Central Permitting Director Rich Baier City Engineer Cynthia E. Goudeau City Clerk Patricia Sullivan Board Reporter The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was offered by Father Edward J. Mulligan of http://199.227.233.29/ISYSquery/IRLF72C.tmp/28/doc 06/08/2000 WinWord Document: CITY COMMISSION MEETING Page 9 of 36 tourists are looking for a more natural setting. He thought the new park planned for the beach was excellent legislation. He thanked the Commission for giving their time to the City and for doing their best. Jack Alvord said Clearwater is running out of commercial land and expressed concern many mobile home parks eventually will be rezoned commercial. He announced the formation of a Save our Neighborhoods Fund and welcomed donations to NationsBank on McMullen-Booth Road. He said those who wish to verify money is going to this cause can call. He said funds will be used for the single purpose of fighting encroachment on residential neighborhoods. Patricia Parker questioned if the Commission is required to follow City codes and plans. She expressed concern the City may end up in court spending taxpayers' money if the City does not adhere to their codes and plans. PUBLIC HEARINGS ITEM #9 - Public Hearing & First Reading Ord #5893-95 - RPD Zoning for property located at 1551, 1555, 1559, 1563, 1567 & 1571 Druid Rd., Druid Groves Sub., Blk A, Lots 1-6 & 1/2 vacated street (Clearwater Community Hospital, Z95-06) The property is approximately 310 feet west of Lake Drive and 670 feet east of Highland Avenue. The request is in response to a condition of the Residential Planned Development (RPD) zoning to the South that the entire site be brought into a single zoning classification: Last ye?ahe §i-x lots o i e sou h si Drui?Road rom t e.,east property line of Clearwa?i?'C?ommunity Hospital to Cz't Avenue werexezoned Multiple-Family Residential "Eight''.so,the present,parking lot could be constructeda''fhe-parking-lot-is-substantially-completed-and-is-being-used.iThe property to the West has a Future Land Use Plan Classification of Institutional. Lots to the North, east and south have a Future Land Use Plan Classification of Residential Urban and are zoned Single-Family Residential "Six." The applicant, Clearwater Community Hospital, wishes to obtain a zoning change for the north properties to bring the total development under one zoning district. They wish to comply with the condition of approval that requires them to rezone Lots 1 through 6 and the adjacent vacated right-of- way on the West to RFD. The Future Land Use Plan Classifications of Institutional and Residential Urban would not be changed. The revised site plan includes a six-foot high masonry wall along the south side (Jasmine Way) that continues around the corner of Crest Avenue for approximately fifty feet. The wall is to be solid and alternate at approximately 60-foot intervals from next to the property line to a five- foot set back. A continuous hedge with interspersed trees is to be planted on the road side of the wall as buffer landscaping. n August ,9 the Planning & Zoning Board unanimously endorsed the proposed Zoning Atlas Amendment. Commissioner Thomas moved to approve application for Zoning Atlas Amendment to Residential Planned Development for Lots 1 through 6, Block A, Druid Groves and 1/2 vacated street. The motion was duly seconded and carried una mru ousI? http:// 199.227.23 3.29/ISYSquery/IRLF72C.tmp/28/doc 06/08/2000 WinWord Document: CITY COMMISSION MEETING Page 10 of 36 The City Attorney presented Ordinance #5893-95 for first reading and read it by title only. Commissioner Justice moved to pass Ordinance #5893- 95 on first reading. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was: "Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Justice and Garvey. "Nays": None. ITEM #10 - Public Hearing & First Reading Ords #5891-95 & #5892-95 - Land Use Plan Amendment to Institutional & P/SP Zoning for property located at 1920 & 1924 Douglas Ave., Sunset Point 2nd Addition, Blk G, Lots 26 & 27 (Hellenic Orthodox Traditional Church of America, LUP95-22, Z95- 05) The subject property is approximately 350 feet north of Sunset Point Road. This application covers two parcels adjacent to land presently owned by the applicant, Hellenic Orthodox Traditional Church of America. The church needs space to expand its facilities to include a proposed child day care. They intend to combine these lots with their adjacent property to the South zoned Public/Semi-Public (P/SP). Lot 27 is vacant. Two run-down single family houses located on Lot 26, immediately north of the church building, will be razed. The subject lots are zoned Multiple- Family Residential "Eight" (RM-8) and have a Land Use Plan Classification Residential Urban. Although child day care is neither a permitted nor conditional use in the RM-8 zoning district, it is a conditional use in the P/SP district. It is proposed to rezone the property. The Future Land Use Plan Classification of Residential Urban would be changed to Institutional to conform with the Future Land Use Plan for the south property. Properties to the North and east have a Future Land Use Plan Classification of Residential Urban, zoning of Multiple-Family Residential " Eight" and have a mixture of residential types. The size of the combined lots is under one acre, the minimum lot size for P/SP. The proposed amendments would expand the existing P/SP district south. The proposed day care can be considered by the Planning & Zoning Board as a conditional use if the proposed Future Land Use Plan and Zoning Atlas Amendments are approved. On August 15, 1995, the Planning & Zoning Board unanimously endorsed the proposed Future Land Use Plan Classification. George Nikitikes, representative for the applicant, said the church wishes to expand. Commissioner Berfield moved to approve the application for Future Land Use Plan Amendment to Institutional, and Zoning Atlas Amendment to Public/Semi Public for Lots 26 and 27, Block G, Sunset Point 2nd Addition. The motion was duly seconded. Judy McKeever said her back and side yards are next to the church. She said she had a number of concerns regarding the church's plans and the resulting effect on traffic and noise control in the parking lot beneath her bedroom window. Mr. Shuford said this concern can be addressed during preparation of the required site plan. Curtis Jenny said he lives across the street from the church and noted problems resulting from traffic egressing their existing parking lot that enters Springtime Avenue. He expressed concerns the http: // 199.227.23 3.29/ISYSquery/IRLF72C.tmp/28/doc 06/08/2000 JU LM TO: City manager Ron H. Rabun CITY 1?31ER FROM: John D. Richter, Development-Code Admi rator COPIES: See List. Below SUBJECT: Minor Plan Change for Clearwater Community Hospital Located At. the Southeast Corner. of the Intersection of Druid Road and Highland- Avenue (PSP 88-37)._ DATE: July 20, 1988 An -architect representing Clearwater Community Hospital is requesting approval of a site plan amendment for the hospital to construct a 216 square foot C.A.T. Scan addition in an existing courtyard'area of the hospital. The existing development will-not be appreciably affected by the addition. The- plan amendment has been-reviewed' by members of the Development Review. Committee. Those committee members. who have. no objection to the amendment have been-asked to. initial the approval. list below. D!.1t.C. ApDroval List:. itials Date Tft Elizabeth Haeseker, Assistant City Manager,. Chairperson 7 41- ?.. Keith Crawford, Traffic Engineering Director. -7 2-? Victor .Chodora,.. Acting, Building Director 7 2(I?? ,/Bi'il Baker„ Public Works Director: 4aCa 0 . Ream Wilson,, Parks & Recreation Dire trri' 1 Cecil Henderson, Utilities, Director, . Nick Lewis, Fire Marshal JVL y ='- 7/020??? .,/Paula Harvey, Planning Director t n r: I :recommend that you approve the amendment. subject, to the following. The,requisite initiate building permit (for. this C-.A.T.' Scan.addition/ --alterations to the= hospital).- shall be procured within six,(6) months ' from. the date of- certification: of this-revised final site plan and the -requisite certificate(s)- of'•oc_cupancy shall.be obtained.within.two (2) ' years from date of issuance.,. of the building permit. RECEIVED TO: FROM: COPIES: SUBJECT: DATE: DE C 8 1988 PLANNING & C I T Y LRBAN DEVELOPNIENT DEPT. Cyndi a Goudeau, City Clerk O F C L E A R W A T E R Interdepartment Correspondence John D. Richter, Development Code Admi ni.. r ator• See Below Certification of Final Site Plan for Clearwater Community Hospital Located at the Southeast Corner of the Intersection of Druid Road and Highland Avenue (PSP 88-51). November 28, 1988 The Development Review Committee at its meeting of October 27, 1988 approved the above referenced final site plan subject to the following conditions: 1. As the required structural setback: is 13 ft., not 12 ft. as shown, the site plan shall be revised to indicate the required setback: prior to certification. (A 13 ft. setback: is indicated.) . The number of employees and number of beds should be stated on the site plan. (Stated on the site plan.) 3. New parking area under the building addition must be redesigned to meet the requiremients of the Code. The redesign shall not interfere with the requirements for adequate retention on the property and therefore should be reviewed by the Public Works Department prior to certification of the site plan. (The Departments of Traffic Engineering and Public Works find the site plan to be acceptable.) 4. Handicapped spaces are required on the site and should be shown on the site plan prior to certification. (The Department of Traffic Engineering finds the site plan to be acceptable.) 5. A statement must be placed on the plan that no new beds or employees are resulting form the building addition. (This statement is on the plan-) 6. The requisite initial building permit must be procured within six (6) months of the date of certification of the final site plan and all certificates of or_CUpancy must be obtained within three (3) years of the date of certification of the final site plan. Certification of Final Site Plan - Clearwater- Community Hospital 14?Vember.• 2S, 1908 - Page 2 - Please certify the attached plans subject to the conditions listed above and distribute. JDR/SEG/df cc: Victor Chodor•a, Building Official (1) Sill Baker, Public Works (1) Ream Wilson, Parkas and Recreation (1) Cecil Henderson, Utilities (2) Keith Crawford, Traffic Engineering (1) Paula Harvey, Planning (1) Terry Finch, Environmental Management (1) Ray Wyland, Zoning (1) Cyndi e Goudeau, City Clerk (1) Developer/Project Sponsors (1) - Dale Hynes, AIA O'Dell Associates, Inc. Riverside Plaza, Suite .? a 1Cx_) West Kennedy Blvd. Tampa, FL 33&)2 Bl ak:e Gui 11 ory Walter P. Moore & Assoc.,Inc. 10) West Kennedy Blvd., Suite 710 Tampa, FL 33&)2 NOV 28 1988 CI`T'Y, QLERI? CITY OF CLEARWATER-'-: Interdepartment Correspondence Sheet TO: Lucille Williams, City Clerk FROM: David P.? Healey, Planning Director COPIES: See List . ' lJ? SUBJECT: Preliminary-Site Plan Certification "DATE: October 12, 1981 The site plan for Clearwater Community Hospital Addition, Clearwater Community Hospital, Inc., was approved by the City Commission on July 2, 1981 subject to conditions re- lating to Zoning.Atlas and Land Use Plan amendments. In addition, conditions were included which required approvals -for aspecial exception use and variances by the Board of Adjustment and Appeals on Zoning. All approvals were obtained with the exception of one variance. The plans have been revised accordingly. The attached plans, therefore, should be certified with the following condition: The requisite initial building permit(s) be issued within six (6) months from the date of City Commis- sion approval of the preliminary site plan and all requisite certificate(s) of occupancy be issued within two (2) years from the date of issuance of the initial-building permit. Attached are five copies,of the plan for your-certificution and distribution. DPH/PH/dw Attachments List: Vkoy Ayres, Building Director Max Battle, Public Works Director Keith Crawford, Traffic Engineering Director David P. Healey, Planning Director S CITY OF CLEARWATER' Interdepartment Correspondence Sheet TO: City Manager Anthony L. Shoemaker FROM: David P. Healey, Planning Director 10 COPIES: See List SUBJECT: Minor Plan Change/ Clearwater Community Hospital ' DATE: November 2, 1981 The City Commission approved the preliminary site plan for Clearwater Community Hospital on July 2, 1981 subject to conditions. The plan was certified by the City Clerk on October 13, 1981. The developers of the property are proposing the following revisions to the plan: 1. A small enclosure is planned on the east side of the hospital to serve as a foyer to the day surgery section; 2. The addition of a one-story ground level area onto the proposed Intensive Care Unit wing is requested: 3. At the request of the City, the dentention pond and storm drainage system is planned to bbe relocated and redesigned. 4. A revised parking plan has been designed as a result of the relocation of the detention pond. he Traffic Engineer and the Water Resource Specialist have reviewed attachment(s) the revised plan and have no objection to the modifications. LIST: Lucille Williams, City Clerk i-lby Ayres , Building Director Max Battle, Public Works Director Keith Crawford, P blic Work Asst. Director David P. Healey, lanning Director DPH/PH/cc I recommend we approve the modifica inns-as 'nor plan change.. If you concur, p ease initial this memo and forward the five attached copies of the revised plan to the City Clerk so that she may certify them as a valid record of change and distribute them to the appropriate departments. TO: City Manager Anthony L. Shoemake r FROM: David P. Healey, Planning Director COPIES: See list TY F C SUBJECT: Minor Plan Change/Clearwater Community Hospital DATE: l? March 15, 1982 The site plan for Clearwater Community Hospital Addi- tion, Clearwater Community Hospital, Inc., was approved by the City Commission on July 2, 1981 subject to con- ditions. One minor plan change was approved on Novem- ber 2, 1981. i PATER ?ce Sheet The developers are proposing a 1,556 square foot addi- tion to the west side of the hospital in order to in- crease the area for administrative offices. The attached site plan which reflects the proposed change has been reviewed by the Traffic Engineering, Utilities, and Pub- lic Works departments who have no objection to the revi- sion. I recommend we approve the modifications as a mt change. If you concur, please initial this memo and orf wa d the ten attached copies of the revised plan to the City Clerk so that she may certify them as a valid record of change and distribute them to the appropriate departments. DPH/PH/dw Attachments List /Roy Ayres, Building (1) Max Battle, Public Works (2) Paul Rettig, Utilities (2) Keith Crawford, Traffic Engineering Fire Marshal, Fire Dept. (1) David Healey, Planning (1) Developer/Project Sponsor .(1) -RECEIVED BUILDING DEPARTMENT C'TY (-P CI,F_ARWATER MAR 19 1982 AM (1) 7181911011111211121314A6 q,- Sc MAR 18 1982 CLERIC 1 .C I TY OF C LEARWA'T ER' Interdepartment Correspondence TO: Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk FROM: John D. Richter, Development Code Administrator SUBJECT: Revalidation of Final Site Plan for Clearwater Community Hospital Located at the Southeast Corner of Druid Road/Highland Avenue (PSP 88-51). COPIES: See List Below DATE: August 25, 1989 The Development Review Committee at its meeting of August 24, 1989 approved the above described revalidation subject to the previous conditions of approval with an amended #6 to read as follows: 6. The requisite initial building permit must be procured prior to February 24, 1990 and all certificates of occupancy must be obtained prior to February 24, 1993. Please distribute this to be attached to the final site plan certified on December 6, 1988. JDR/SEG/df cc: James M. Polatty, Jr., Director of Planning & Development R E C E I V E D Cecil Henderson, Engineering & Environmental (2) Ream Wilson, Parks & Recreation Director SEP 2 1989 Keith Crawford, Traffic Engineer Victor Chodora, Building Official Robert Brumback, Utilities PLANNING & URBAN Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk DEVELOPMENT DEPT. Ray Wyland, Zoning V" Developer/Project Sponsor (1) - Stan Wohl, P.E. 1230 Myrtle Avenue South, Suite 205 Clearwater, Florida 34616 V TV "D .14 si \/ X.L - }r C AUG 28 1939 rT ,,;-,r C* `f vet 6)CITY OF CLEARWATER nterdepartment Correspondence , I TO: Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk FROM James M. Polatty, Jr., Director Planning & Development SUBJECT: Recertification of the Final Site Plan for Clearwater Community Hospital, Located at the Southeast Corner of the Intersection of Druid Road and Highland Avenue (PSP 88-51). rKf COPIES: See List Below DATE: May 21, 1990 The D.R.C. at its meeting of May 10, 1990 approved the above described site plan revalidation subject to the previous conditions of approval with an amended #6 to read as follows: A requisite initial building permit must be procured within six (6) months from today's date and all certificates of occupancy must be obtained within three (3) years from today's date. Please recertify the above referenced site plan subject to the conditions listed above and distribute. JMP/SEG cc: James M. Polatty, Jr., Director of Planning & Development Cecil Henderson, Engineering & Environmental (2) Ream Wilson, Parks & Recreation Director Keith Crawford, Traffic Engineer Victor Chodora, Building Official Robert Brumback, Utilities Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk Ray Wyland, Zoning Joan Moore, Staff Assistant III (Memo Only) Developer/Project Sponsor (3) - Certified as a true pivicarpe,ct copy. Revalidation approved by the Developm(aget,evie?i ppmmi't,tee on May 10, 1990. Witness my hand„ 14,0 24th zC?ty of Clearwater on this day of Mad=. J _ p 9: r uppity City erk r, Subject to previaso c4diaAs**WitS amended #6 • ,: to read as fo116yas?'?,??'••..?°°° A u}bt?``initial building permit must be procured within six (6) months from today's date and all certificates of occupancy must be obtained within three (3) years from today's date. RECEIVED MAY 2 4 1990 PLANNING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPT. 1EI-,EiV 'D MAY ?3 1990 GI'1's C;i.F'T X44 CITY OF CI,EA WA?TER _ W u' ED Interdepartsnent Correspondence (,,,Oo &RK i)EPT. TO: Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk CITY Ci_Z (/ r FROM: Scott Shuford, Development Code Administrator/Central Permitting Director SUBJECT: Simple Adjustment to the Certified Site Plan for Clearwater Community Hospital (PSP 88=51) COPIES: See List Below DATE: January 13, 1995 The applicant has submitted a request for a Simple Adjustment for the site plan last certified on June 23, 1994 and approved by the DRC on June 20, 1994. The changes to the final site plan include the delineation of Phase I and Phase II of the new parking lot fronting on Druid Road. Conditions of approval are as follows: 1) The applicant shall obtain the required building permit within six months. Conditions of approval have been met, please certify the attached site plans and distribute. This amendment to this certified site plan is approved as a Simple Adjustment to the site plan for Clearwater Community Hospital last certified on July 23, 1994. Please certify the attached plans and distribute to those listed below. SS/LRH/lrh cc: Scott Shuford, Central Permitting Director Bob Maran, Central Permitting Jim Lewin, Gas Department Tom Miller, Environmental Ream Wilson, Parks & Recreation Director Don Meerians, Traffic Engineer Victor Chodora, Building Official Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk Steve Doherty, Zoning Section Supervisor JAN 181995 CENTRAL PERMITTING CITY OF CLEARWATER Developer/Project Sponsor (3) - Housh, President Northside Engineering Services, Inc. 2907 S.R. 590 Suite: 7 Clearwater, Florida 34619 9sp9413.lrh V } °'?? Clearwater City Commission Agenda Cover Memorand Item # Meeting Date: OBJECT: OIL I, , -4 e s' P Application for Zoning Atlas Amendment and Preliminary Site Plan for 1550 through 1570 Jasmine Way; Owner:` Clearwater Community Hospital; Representative: Richard H. Katzeff, CEO. (Z 94-15), -Z 14 Z/ A— RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Approve Application for Zoning Atlas Amendment to Residential Planned Developmentfor Lots 8 through 12, Block A, Druid Groves together with, 1 /2 of vacated street adjacent to the west side of Lot 12, refer site plan to Development Review Committee, and pass Ordinance No. 5771-95 on first reading. ? and that-the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same. BACKGROUND: The subject property is located on the north side of Jasmine Way, one. street south of Druid Road and runs from the west property line of Clearwater Community Hospital to Crest Avenue. Last year, the north half of the block was rezoned to Multiple-Family Residential "Eight" and a conditional use for non- commercial parking for the north half of the block was granted. The parking lot on the north half has been sub.5tantially completed, and is being used. The hospital has now purchased the remainder of the block, and wishes to expand the parking lot. The original request was for rezoning of the south half of the block t6 Multiple-Family Residential "Eight" with a separate application for a conditional use for the proposed expansion of the parking lot. The Planning and Zoning Board held a public hearing on this request on February 14, 1995. This hearing was continued in order to enable the hospital's staff and neighbors to discuss buffering of the proposed expansion of the parking lot. The result of these discussions has been an amendment of the rezoning request to Residential Planned Development with a single permitted use of non-commercial parking. The site plan has been revised to react the preferences of t side (Jasmine % bu q[ l ds gal 60 foot interval hedge withj= m bors. sigh masonry wall alon the south e for approximately fifty feet, and would y of landscapjQa w uld be in the street rift of wav. The site plan also excludes a sidewalk along Jasmine Way. It is the staff's understanding that the residents on the south side of Jasmine Way, across from Reviewed by: Originating Dept: Costs: S M/A Commission Action: Legal N/A CENTRAL PERMITTING Total 13 Approved ,`k) Budget N/A A roved w/conditi Purchasing N/A = pp ons Risk Mgmt. N/A User Dept: Current Fiscal Yr. 0 Denied cis N? O Continued to: ACM Funding Source: Other N/A O capital imp. Advertised: 0 Operating Attachments: Date: 2/04/95 0 Other ORDINANCE NO. 5771-95 16 Paper: TAMPA TRIBUNE LOCATION MAP 0 N t R i d LTR KATZEFF TO SH F o equ re .; U ORD Submitted by: Affected Parties LTR.; MEREDITH TO KATZEFF ® Notified Appropriation Code: LTR.; KATZEFF TO NEIGHBORS 13 Not Required SITE PLAN 13 y Ma ger 1 None 01 Printed on recycled paper Z 94-•. Page Y the proposed parking lot, do not want a sidewalk -along the north side of JasmineVay and have requested the construction of a masonry wall rather than construction of a berm. Sec. 42.26(6)(b) establishes a maximum height for the proposed wall of 30 inches in residential districts, but this can be modified by the City Commission through approval of the planned development zoning site plan. The rest of the site plan is substantially as previously presented to the board. Staff notes that a large Jacaranda tree is not shown on the plan, but will apparently be removed because it is in the proposed parking area. The present rezoning is only for the south half of the block, Phase II of the parking lot. The north half of the block was rezoned to Multi-Family Residential "Eight" last year in order for the present parking lot to be constructed. Staff recommends that as a condition of approval of this rezoning, that the applicant be required to submit an application to rezone the north half of the block to Residential Planned Development with a permitted use of non-commercial parking and a single site plan for the whole area; i.e., the submitted site plan as it may be modified by the City Commission. Staff suggests the following conditions of approval for the site plan: 1) Permitted use shall be limited to non-commercial parking; 2) Prior to issuance of a building permit, approval by the City Manager for not installing a sidewalk along the north side of Jasmine Way; 3) Applicant to file application to rezone Lots 1 through 6 and adjacent vacated right-of-way on the west to Residential Planned Development incorporating the whole parking lot into a single RPD with a single approved site plan prior to issuance of building permit for Phase II of the parking lot; 4) Prior to issuance of a building permit, approval of the City Engineer to use part of the right- of-way along Jasmine Way for landscaping in front of the wall; 5) Applicant to show Jacaranda tree on the site plan prior to second reading; 6) The permitted parking shall be signed, electronically gated and managed during hours of operation for the exclusive use of the employees; 7) Parking lot luminaries shall not exceed 12' in height and shall be directed downward with 90 degree cutoff features and away from residential areas; 8) Hours of parking lot use shall be restricted to 6:30 a.m. until Midnight daily; and 9) The parking lot facility shall be used for hospital employees only. The Planning and Zoning Board held their public hearing on this matter on March 28, 1995, unanimously recommending approval subject to the above conditions. Pertinent information concerning the request is summarized in the tables on page 3. /N CLEARWATER \A COMMUNITY HOSPITAL We're employee-awwd...you'll feel thedif j`erma. February 3, 1994 Mr. and Mrs. James J. & Evelyn DeSaulniers 1567 Druid Road Clearwater, Florida 34616 Dear Mr. & Mrs. DeSaulniers: In follow-up to the contract to purchase your home, I had a recent meeting with the City of Clearwater relative to the re-zoning of your property and to accomplish the re-zoning I need to have your authorization, which needs to be notarized, that you are giving me your authority to have the property re-zoned for the purposes of parking for the hospital. Therefore, I would appreciate your authorization for Clearwater Community Hospital to proceed per our contract for sale condition for re-zoning to be initiated immediately through the auspices of Clearwater Community Hospital and Clearwater Community Hospital absorb all of the associated costs for the re-zoning activity, which includes but is not limited to a site survey, completion of all the necessary documentation with the City of Clearwater and associated agencies, architectural renderings of the re-use of the property for parking purposes and any other related requirements necessary to complete the re-zoning. In discussing the re-zoning process with the City authorities, the first approval process will occur January 4, 1994 and the completion of the approval should be no later than March 30, 1994. In addition to the below authorization, I also need to extend the closing date of our purchase agreement to coincide with the re-zoning, which could occur best case sometime in February, worst case, no later than March 30, 1994. In closing, I would appreciate your authorization below, which needs to be notarized with your approval to proceed on the re-zoning of your property at 1555 Druid Road, Clearwater, Florida. Thank you for your support in this matter. Sincerely, Richard H. Katzeff Executive Director ames Saulniers Presented before me LJ-0- ??? ... , ..._, lyn DeSaulniers 44; ? ;OaY of'February 1994 rr, XN Z". Nc*,ry P& C13 : Le O?HY.i(FIUEiRY ?.' '=-my COMMIII$SIA4CC *M EXPIRES q ;? • BONDED TW *,AIN INSM CEO INC. 1521 East Druid Road, Clearwater, Florida 34616 ¦ (8Y9)'447,4'571' A member of EPIC Healthcare Group a9 ?a DEPARTMENT OF CENTRAL PERMITTING Telephone (813) 462-6567 March 29, 1996 Mr. Tom Passarotti Columbia Health Care/Largo Medical Center P.O. Box 2905 Largo, FL 34649-2905 Dear Mr. Passarotti: This is in response to a request to extend the conditional certificate of occupancy for a property located at 1521 Druid Road and associated with the former, Clearwater Community Hospital. We have one area of concern: ? The surrounding neighborhood is negatively impacted by the appearance of the unimproved property adjacent to Jasmine Way. At a minimum, we expect you to install the required 6 foot high wall with a five foot splay every 50 feet and required perimeter landscaping as shown on the certified site plan. This should be done as a condition of our agreeing to extend the requirement to complete the phase II parking lot. If the appearance issues discussed above are satisfactorily handled, I am supportive of your delaying the actual construction of the parking facility for two years from the completion of the wall and landscaping. Should you have questions or comments, please contact me. Sincerely, Scott Shuford, AICP Director of Central Permitting SS/db cc: Richard J. Baier, City Engineer Vic Chodora, Assistant Director of Central Permitting Sandra E. Glatthorn, Central Permitting Manager Kevin Garriott, Central Permitting Supervisor Steve Doherty, Central Permitting Supervisor Steve Sarnoff, Central Permitting Specialist PASSAROT.SS MACFARLANE FERGUSON 727 442 8470 06/02 '00 16:08 NO.951 01/04 E ffE D MACFARLANE FERGUSON & McMUL1LEN ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW JUN Z 2000 ' INTERVEST BANK BUILDING 625 COURT STREET, SUITE 200 P.O. BOX 1.669 (ZIP 33757) PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT CLEARWATER, FLORIDA 33756 SERVICES (727) 441-8966 CITY OF CLEARWATER (727) 442-8470 CLIENT/MATTER: User/Requester.: O a k Marcm DATE: ne 1 2000 RE: Clearwater Community Hospital TOTAL NO. PAGES (INCLUDfNG COVER): 3 COMMENTS: ,ATTENTION: Lisa Fierce ATTENTION: FIRM: City of Clearwater FIRM: PRONE: 562-4561 PHONE: 562-4,576, ATTENTION: ATTENTION: FIRM: FIRM: PHONE. PHONE: NO.: FAX NO. ATTENTION: ATTENTION: FIRM: FIRM: PHONE. PHONE: TEAX NQ.; The information eon.tai.n.ed in this facsim.i.le message is confidential information inten.aea oruy for the use of the individual or entity named. above. Such informati.on.m.ay also be legally privileged. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipi.eat, you are hereby notified that any di.ssean..ination, distribLi.ti.on or copying of this telecopy is strictly prohibited. If you have received this telecopy in en'or, please immediately notify us by telephone and return, the original. message to us at the. address above via. the United States Postal Service. Thank you. MACFARLANE FERGUSON 727 442 8470 06/02 '00 16:09 NO-951 03/04 I$ MACFART-. NF, F1DRGTJS0X & MCMULL N ATTORNEYS AND COUNSKI-a RS AT LAW 000 MIIDHPOINT CENTER 400 NORTH TAMPA ^57RRICT, SUITE 2300 e2B COURT STREET 10e EAST COI_).EOF. AY&N ICE P.O. MoX 1011 !ZIP 33e0U P. O. BOX 1994 !ZIP Z417a71 TALLAHASSEE, FI.1;1R19A ZZ201 TAMPA, FLORIDA 33902 CLEARwATrjR, FI. po^ $$798 (913C) erAI-7311111 FAX (m157) BE 1-0261 (1513) 213.4200 FAX (BI3) P_ 77-43PO (7;37) "I-1P9170 FAX 17=71 441-6470 IN REPLY REFE'R TOI June 2, 2000 'C'IA FA 562-4576 Lisa. L. Fierce Development Review Manager City of Clearwater 100 S. Myrtle Avenue Cleaxwa.ter_, FL 33756-5502 Dear_ Lisa: post Office Box 1669 Clearwater, FL 33757 i JUN 2 2000 PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES CITY OF CLEARWATER Thanks for your very prompt response in sending me the materials on. Clearwater Community Hospital. T. was also able to obtain. some information through the city Clerk's office by inputting the name Clearwater Community hospital. The site plan you sent me shows lots 1 through 6 as being zoned. RM-8, and lots 7 through 12 being zoned RS-8, to be rezoned to RPD. Did the RPD rezoning occu.r_? From reading Minutes of the Planning and. Zoning Board and the City Commission, the RS lots had been rezoned to RM8. 5a.laically, I need to know what the do g designations are on the 3.2 Iota which are described as Lots 7 thro?_?ga -13ro%It A Dxuad. s oves. The Southerly portion of Lots 7 t rough. 2 do not appear to have been installed. as parking. The portion not installed is shown as "Property to be Rezoned to RPD" on the site plan you sent me. When the City commission gr_anted.RPD on March 28, 1995, it was conditioned. on the entire parking lot being rezoned. to RPD, Was t att.,done \oah' (W-`?]9 J cop The City Commission had granted conditional uses for the lots to be used. for parking. Parking has been installed. along with ?,,,??li.ghti.ng on. Lots 1 through 6, and. porti.on.s of Lots 7 through. 3.2. l :?]_a the condi.ta ona.l_use-fo_ -par_.k ng_sti7.1_applicable, even. though the property has not been used since tl-).e hospital closed.? I would, appreciate your giving me a. Call or a fax to let me know the answers, Once I know the city' a position, T. will send. a MACFARLANE FERGUSON Taiga L. Fierce June 2, 2000 Page 2 727 442 8470 06/02 '00 16:09 NO.951 04/04 letter to you asking that you confirm the position. in writing so my client will have something to rely upon. We do not want to close, thanking we can use the property for employee parking, and then not be able to do so. Again, thanks for your help. Si r C. MARQUARDT, JR. ECM\bcf cc: Ron. Harrz It ? ? r ? JUN 22000 i rt PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES CITY OF CLEARWATER ?$)q I Lr",-, I H. (tAT&Al- - - JK,GV?ING? LN?/l? jr rh i, -?o 1 L xIt 60-d A I 06 f S Gl? ?L T- f2_-f?_OW L_/1? ?C? G4 ?- 0 - Al 0 _e Li --- - -- i lL? ? ,____ ??? ?3 ???; i i Z .. i r f` ??? ... ?? r y ?_ ?k ? ?.. z.?y.? a _ ? ?, u kbIl , S t"