HomeMy WebLinkAbout01171985 PZMINUTES - PLANNING AND ZONING
JANUARY 17, 1985
Regular meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board called to order at
7:32 P.M. in the council chambers of the City of Sebastian. Chairman Gene
Harris presided. Attending were Chairman Harris, Vice -Chairman Harold
Eisenbarth, members Bob Fullerton, Marjorie Poole, Stan Krulikowski, and
alternate Edra Young. Engineer Randy Mosby also attended. Jewell Thompson
was excused, Bill Mahoney was absent.
Chairman Harris opened the meeting with his and the boards' regrets
that Jewell Thompson's daughter is extremely ill, he extended our condolences.
Also, the board extends its condolences to Bob Fullerton, who lost a brother
last week.
Minutes of the January 3, 1985 Public Hearing and Regular Meeting were
read and following a correction to the third paragraph of the Regular Meeting,
motion to approve as amended by Marjorie Poole was seconded by Edra Young, and
passed unanimously. �,�✓
The board checked the financial reportAthat was requested at the last
meeting. The board was informed that part of the expenses was a $1200.00
fee for the engineering of Power Line Road. When Mr. Mosby received the check
issued from the Planning and Zoning Funds, he questioned it and was told the
Building Official said he brought it before the board and it was approved.
Harold Eisenbarth said he felt it should have been brought before the board
and voted on before the expenditure was made, but no one on the board knew
about it. Edra Young said the board should request a letter of authorization
on this matter. Bob Fullerton commented that the board was required to vote
on a $25.00 Press Journal ad, surely we should have been asked about a $1200
expenditure. Harold Eisenbarth said the board should have a legal opinion
as to who is authorized to release Planning and Zoning Board funds. Marjorie
Poole made the motion that a letter be written to the Finance Department request-
ing a copy of the bill and the authorization for payment, as well as a letter
to Attorney Tom Palmer, requesting clarification of who is authorized to
release funds. Edra Young seconded the motion, passed unanimously.
The board reviewed the letter to be sent to DER concerning the Sembler
application for over -water restaurant, and all agreed it met the specifications
of the motion made at the previous meeting. It will be sent.
Site Plan for Fischer Office paving was addressed. Eric Fischer said
the Building Official should have no problem, it was a minor site plan. It
was designed originally when in the county, October 16, 1979. The existing
buildings were built in 1974. Randy Mosby said that over one year, and the
plan expires, and approval in the county does not necessarily mean approval
by the city, since ordinances are not always the same. It may be necessary
to obtain a legal opinion on that. The drainage from paving will not increase
appreciably from the existing limestone, maybe as little as 10% more run-off
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would be noticed. Randy Mosby said he wasn't saying it wouldn't work,
just that it would not comply with our ordinance 202-9. Jack Regan
said they were not going to pave 20,000, only 5500 sq. ft., said the
reason they applied for the entire package now was the Building Official
suggested it. Jack Regan and Dr. Henry A. Fischer showed the members
what was proposed; the edge of the parking would be lifted up to drain
runoff to the back of the site instead of towards U.S.#1, as is now the
case. Randy Mosby said that if they were going by 20A-10.4, a minor site
plan would be O.K. What is there is fine, just needs to be shown on a
site plan. Some discussion followed concerning the elevations, runoff,
etc. Stan Krulikowski made the motion that the board approve the site
plan concept provided it be noted on the plan that it was phased improve-
ments, that a cross section of the paving be shown, that the new elevations
be shown designating the drainage pattern, and that the final plan be
stamped by Chairman Harris following approval by Building Official Dan
Blair and Staff Engineer Randy Mosby. Marjorie Poole seconded the motion
which passed unanimously.
Randy Mosby noted that this4an unusual situation, the paving exists
in the limestone which through all these years of service has compacted
to the point of being nearly as impervious as the replacement paving, also
the plan has been through several boards already. If all the necessary
items to satisfy a minor site plan are listed on the new drawing, it can
be reviewed and will probably be fine. As it was presented to him it was
a major site plan, and thus the cover letter on this project.
AaftN Concerning the land use amendment/zoning change from RE40 to RS20,
the board recommended that Dr. Fischer file an application for the change
and proceed.
Monday night will be a joint meeting night with the City Council on
the Land Use Plan, all are requested to attend.
Harold Eisenbarth made the motion that each member be given a copy
of the Land Use Map, and if it costs anything, the Planning and Zoning
Board would authorize a check to cover the expense of the maps. Bob Fuller-
ton had paid for one. The board felt the members needed copies to be well
informed. Stan Krulikowski seconded the motion, passed unanimously.
Meeting adjourned at 8:55 P.M.
APPROVED:
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Gene Harris, Chairman
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