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CITY OF SEBASTIAN
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING
MARCH 16, 2017
Call to Order Chairwoman Kautenburg called the meeting to order at 6:00 pmo C
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Pledge of Allegiance was recited by all. m
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Present: Chairwoman Kautenburg Mr. McManus a I F
Vice Chairman Reyes Mr. Hughan (a)
Mr. Carter Mr. Simmons (a)
Mr. Alvarez
Excused: Mr. Roth
Mr. Qizilbash
Also Present:
Mr. Robert Ginsburg, City Attorney
Ms. Dorri Bosworth, Planner
Ms. Susan Mann, Recording Consultant
Ms. Dale Simchick, IRC School Board Liaison was not present
Announcements and/or Agenda Modifications
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Ms. Kautenburg stated that with the absence of Mr. Qizilbash and Mr. Roth, Mr. Hughan and Mr.
Simmons will be voting in their place.
5. Approval of minutes
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A. Regular Meeting of February 16, 2017
Ms. Kautenburg called for additions, deletions or corrections to the February 16, 2017 minutes.
Hearing none she called for a motion.
A motion to accept the February 16, 2017 minutes as presented was made by Mr. Carter,
seconded by Mr. McManus and passed unanimously by voice vote.
6. Quasi -Judicial Public Hearings — None
7. Unfinished Business — None
8. Public Input — None
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF MARCH 16. 2017
9. New Business
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A. Request for Revisions to Building Elevations for Jackson Street Corners —
Steve Neveleff— 1801 & 1807 US Highway #1.
Ms. Bosworth stated that after Mr. Nevelef's presentation staff will comment.
Mr. Neveleff explained that the revision being requested is three part: Reduce the overall
building roof height by two feet; Change the shutter material from aluminum to vinyl; Reduce the
width of the overhang by three feet. He explained that because of a change in the tenants the
plans had to be revised significantly. In an effort to get all the approvals in place, the plans were
not reviewed thoroughly before submission to the City. After having reviewed the plans with the
contractor it was determined that constructing the buildings as originally approved would be
more expensive than following the revised plans being presented this evening. He stated that
he does not believe that the changes will greatly impact the aesthetics of the project. He
distributed photos of other buildings in the City for comparison of eave widths. He explained
that the reduction of building height will reduce the cost of HVAC and the vinyl shutters will be
just as attractive at a lower cost, these changes will reduce the cost of the project by
approximately $100,000.
Mr. Neveleff responded to Mr. Hughan and Mr. Carter's questions concerning roof pitch/height
by stating that the pitch will remain the same and the height will be sufficient to screen the
HVAC equipment on the roof.
Mr. Carter suggested the inclusion of some nautical accents at the front of the building in
keeping with the City's nautical theme. Mr. Neveleff stated that he would have the architect
prepare drawings with the nautical accents for review by the City.
Mr. Reyes explained that the point Mr. Carter made is to maintain the nautical theme. He stated
that he likes the appearance of the buildings with the higher roofs and feels that the shutters
should be consistent throughout the site.
Mr. McManus stated that in his opinion reducing the roof height will have a negative impact on
the appearance of the building; he is not opposed to the change in material of the shutters.
Ms. Kautenburg stated that she understands keeping the cost down, but the result of lowering
the roof has a very negative impact on the overall appearance of the building.
Ms. Bosworth showed the Commission a plan on the computer that showed the comparison of
what was approved and what is being requested. She noted that there is a significant change to
the appearance of the structures. She explained that the City has made an effort to make the
appearance of buildings in the Overlay Districts special by requiring additional decorative
accents. She noted that the plans originally approved accomplished that with the higher roofs,
shutters and wider overhangs. She stated that because the change being requested impacts the
aesthetics of the site, she wanted the Commission to have the opportunity to review the request
and the decision not be made by staff.
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Mr. McManus suggested voting on the request as three separate requests. Mr. Neveleff stated
that the roof height and the eave width are connected and if the Commission does not approve
that change, he will proceed with the plans as originally approved; the shutter material is a
separate matter.
Ms. Kautenburg called for any further questions or comments. Hearing none she called for a
motion.
MOTION: by Kautenburg/Carter "The Chair moves that we make no change to the roof and the
eaves from our original agreement and that we do allow the shutter change as proposed."
ROLL CALL: Mr. Reyes — Yes
Mr. Simons (a) — Yes
Mr. Carter —Yes
Mr. Hughan (a) —Yes
Total vote was 7-0. Motion Carried.
10. Commissioners Matters — None
11. City Attorney Matters — None
12. Staff Matters
Ms. Kautenburg — Yes
Mr. McMannus —Yes
Mr. Alvarez — Yes
Ms. Bosworth stated that the April 6th Meeting will be a Public Hearing to review the request for
a waiver.
Mr. Carter asked about the status of the Community Development Director. Ms. Bosworth
responded the Ms. Moore had moved to Arizona to be near her family. She explained that the
department consists of herself and Michelle Boswell who recently was promoted, coming from
the Building Department.
Ms. Bosworth stated that the First Reading and Public Hearing on the Medical Marijuana
Treatment Centers Ordinance went before the City Council at their last meeting. They agreed
with the language as presented; it will be on their April 12th agenda for Second Reading and
Public Hearing.
13. Items for Next Agenda — Identified under Staff Matters
14. Adjourn
Chairwoman Kautenburg called for any further business, hearing none she adjourned the
meeting at 6:27 pm.
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