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CITY OF SEBASTIAN
LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
MINUTES OF MEETING OF FEBRUARY 19, 1998
Chmn. Munsart called the meeting to order at 5:03 pm.
The Pledge of Allegiance was said.
ROLL CALL: PRESENT: Chmn. Munsart Mr. Thomas
Ms. Kilkelly(a) Mr. Puska
Ms. Vesia
EXCUSED ABSENCE: Mr. Mather
Mr. Fischer
Mr. Schulke
ALSO PRESENT: Robert Massarelli, Community Development Director
Ann Brack, Recording Secretary
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Chmn. Munsart announced that Ms. Kilkelly(a) will be voting tonight in place of the absent
members.
OLD BUSINESS: None
NEW BUSINESS:
A. LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE REVISIONS
Mr. Massarelli reported that he received DCA approval of the EAR two days ago, and the
transmittal hearing of the Comprehensive Plan on March 4, 1998. It will be approximately sixty
(60) days from then that we will get DCA comments, and the adoption hearing will be held on the
Comp. Plan. Land Development Code revisions cannot be adopted until after the Comp Plan is
adopted.
Article VI, 20A2-7.16 Large Trucks and Heavy Equipment - no changes.
Chmn. Munsart asked about truck parking signs on US# 1, and staff noted that is handled by DOT.
Ms. Kilkelly pointed out that there was no definition of "heavy truck".
There was discussion on the size (length) limit of personal vehicles which City Council determined
should be twenty-three feet (23) long and eight feet (8) high. The question was asked if this was
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measured bumper to bumper, and it was noted that this definition should be inserted. It was also
suggested to exclude dump trucks in paragraph A-3.
There was consensus to delete Paragraph D.
2-7.16 Land Excavation and Fill - strike "or which impacts a designated conservation area"
because the City does not have any designated conservation areas.
The subject of mining was discussed.
Areas for future development, as well as present development with phases remaining to be
completed were identified by Mr. Massarelli.
Mr. Thomas suggested changing the wording about sand mining to indicate that soil, sand, etc.
could be removed only for development, and not call it sand mining.
Mr. Massarelli suggested wording such as - Excavation of materials, related to an approved
preliminary plat or site plan, is allowed. (Even if it is hauled from the site) This activity would
fall under the Water Management District.
Under 7.16, the last sentence, strike everything after the word "activities".
Fill on residential lots was discussed, as was maintenance of front and side swales.
Chmn. Munsart noted that Code Enforcement must enforce these provisions, and they haven't in
the past. Mr. Massarelli noted that Public Works and Engineering have a role in finding violations
and reporting them to Code Enforcement.
It was discussed and determined to require all driveways to be paved. Design criteria for
driveways will be obtained from the City Engineer, by Mr. Massarelli. Other driveway issues were
discussed, including a maximum width. By 3-2, it was determined to insert a maximum driveway
width of twenty-four feet (24'). (Mr. Massarelli asked the secretary to remind him to have more
discussion on this issue.)
Definition #7(8): Mining - It was suggested to add to the present definition - "the removal of
sand, rock, gravel, soil, shellrock or minerals from a project site of an approved preliminary plat or
site plan, is exempt. All members agreed. It was determined that a subdivision is exempt from
sand mine rules, but not exempt from all other regulations.
Mr. Massarelli referred to page 7 -XVIII and noted that "this applies to excavation in a
subdivision".
There was discussion on the depth of ponds.
Chmn. Munsart called a break to this meeting at 6:34 pm, until after the regular P & Z meeting.
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Chmn. Munsart reopened the Local Planning Agency, Planning and Zoning Commission at 8:23
pm with all previously present members returning except Mr. Mather, who had to leave.
Mr. Massarelli started with Water Management Standards, and suggested that paragraphs 2, 3,
4, be deleted. All members agreed.
Sand mining regulations - There was discussion on the need for these regulations to govern
present sand mining in the City. Mr. Massarelli noted that all sand mining permits on file are
related to subdivisions and Vicker's Grove. He suggested changing H to "excavation" regulations,
and wherever "mining" is seen, change it to "excavation". He noted that it will also remain a
conditional use.
Chmn. Munsart suggested that Mr. Massarelli develop an Excavation Permit for subdivisions and
site plans, incorporating ideas discussed here today. Mr. Pliska requested that his motion that he
took to City Council about the streets be incorporated into the Excavation item.
Display of Building Numbers - There was discussion of residential building numbers not being
visible from the street. Commercial signs with addresses were also discussed.
Violations - It was suggested to delete this section since it is covered elsewhere.
Swimming Pools - Mr. Pliska brought up the subject of fencing around in -ground pools. Mr.
Massarelli noted the regulations from the National Swimming Pool Code. Mandatory alarms were
discussed. Copies of the above Code are to be obtained for LPA members. It was determined to
put this section on hold.
7-21 Community Residential Homes and Foster Care Facilities - Mr. Massarelli referred to
Chapter 419 of the Florida Statutes and noted that the definition for Foster Care will need to be
changed in our Code. There was discussion on this issue.
7-22 This is a new section on historic and/or archeological site.
7-23 Home Occupational Licenses - Staff advised putting this section on hold for further
changes.
7-24 Adult Entertainment Establishments - Staff noted that this section is not in the LDC, but is
in the Code of Ordinances. Staff commented that a detailed review has not been done yet to make
sure everything is in there. Also noted was that most regulations are set by case law, and there is
not a lot of flexibility because of law suits. Ms. Kilkelly suggepted that the definitions pertaining
to this section should remain with the section.
7-29 Bars and Lounges - It was agreed to have 450' distance for this type of business.
Affordable Housing - Staff remarked that this is a new section, and the City is required to have it
for the Comprehensive Plan, and gave a summary of the requirements.
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Staff explained the difference between Affordable Housing and Low -Income housing with Federal
assistance. Chmn. Munsart asked that a definition for Affordable Housing be inserted in this
section.
7-27 Convenience Stores - Staff noted that this is in the Code of Ordinances, but felt it would be
more appropriate to have it in the LDC.
ARTICLE VIII: Nonconformities and Noncompliiances - Discussion took place on this section.
84 Noncomplying Lots of Record - It was determined that research needs to be done on this
section.
8-5 Increase in Nonconformities Prohibited - Has no changes.
8-6 Post -Disaster Replacement/reconstruction - Staff noted that this is a new requirement and
complies with the Comprehensive Plan. He also noted that it has been decided not to form a
Development Review Committee (DRC), but to make a recommendation by the Community
Development Department. Also, change "assessed or appraised value" to "assessed value of the
structure", not structure and land.
Chmn. Munsart asked how to get homeowners with run-down properties to clean them up. There
was discussion on this issue. The issue of bad properties de -valuing surrounding properties was
discussed, and staff agreed to make copies of an ordinance from California which addresses this
issue, and provide them for the next meeting.
8-7 Change in Nonconforming Uses Without Structural Alteration - Staff recommended to
strike the words "or higher (more restrictive)" phrase from sentence one.
8-8 There was discussion about the need for the Community Development Director and the
Chairman of Planning and Zoning to be involved in correcting deficiencies of parking and
landscaping.
8-9 Abandonment of a Nonconformity - In the first sentence, the time element of ninety (90)
days was changed to one hundred eighty (180) days.
Mr. Puska brought up the subject of people having garage sales more than four (4) a year.
Chmn. Munsart adjourned the meeting at 10:10 pm.
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1225 MAIN STREET 0 SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA 32958
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CITY OF SEBASTIAN
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CITY OF SEBASTIAN
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING
FEBRUARY 19.) 1998
Chmn. Munsart called the meeting to order at 7:08 pm.
The Pledge of Allegiance was said.
ROLL CALL: PRESENT: Chmn. Munsart Ms. Vesia
Ms. Kilkelly(a) Mr. Thomas
Mr. Pliska Mr. Fischer
EXCUSED ABSENCE: Mr. Mather, Mr. Schulke
ALSO PRESENT: Robert Massarelli, Community Development Director
Jan King, Zoning Technician
Ann Brack, Recording Secretary
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Chmn. Munsart announced that Ms. Kilkelly will be voting in place of Mr. Mather.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: (Reg. 1/8/98, LPA & Reg. of 1/15/98)
Chmn. Munsart pointed out a typo on page one (1).
MOTION by Fischer/Thomas
I make a motion that we approve the January 8, 1998 regular meeting.
A 'voice vote was taken. 6 - 0 motion carried.
MOTION by Fischer/Thomas
I make a motion that we approve the regular meeting minutes of the LPA for January 15,
1998.
A voice vote was taken. 6 - 0 motion carried.
MOTION by Thomas/Fischer
I move to accept the meetings of the regular minutes of January 15, 1998. (Should have
said "minutes of the regular meeting").
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A voice vote was taken. 6 - 0 motion carried.
OLD BUSINESS:
A. PUBLIC HEARINGS - Home Occupational License - 1049 Phelps Street -
Elizabeth Griffin
Chmn. Munsart noted that this is the second meeting that Ms. Griffin has not attended.
MOTION by Fischer/Thomas
I make a motion that we postpone it till the end of the meeting, and if she doesn't show up,
she can re -file.
A voice vote was taken. 6 - 0 motion carried.
NEW BUSINESS:
B. PUBLIC HEARINGS - Home Occupational Licenses:
/0� 1. 103 Melton Avenue - Tim Decker - Charter Boat Service
Mr. Tim Decker, 103 Melton Avenue, Sebastian, was present.
There were twenty-one (2 1) notices of hearing sent out, and we received one (1) objection letter and
no non -objection letters. The Secretary provided a copy of the objection letter to the applicant.
Mr. Decker gave a brief presentation. He noted that the boat will be parked next to the house.
Ms. King gave staff presentation, and noted that his personal fishing gear can be stored in the van
or in the boat. She also noted that the Code requires adequate screening for the boat, either
vegetation or a six (6) foot stockade -type fence from the view of the adjacent property, but the
adjacent lot is vacant and heavily wooded. If in the future, that lot is cleared and a house is built,
Mr. Decker would be required to provide some sort of screening for the boat. However, at this
time, staff does not feel a fence is necessary.
Chmn. Munsart opened and closed the public hearing at 7:17 pm, as there was no public input.
It was noted by the Chairman that the P & Z secretary will send a letter of explanation to the
person who wrote the objection letter.
MOTION by Vesia/Fischer
I make a motion that we approve the conditional use permit for Tim Decker, approval of a
charter boat service, from 103 Melton Avenue, Sebastian.
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A voice vote was taken. 6 - 0 motion carried.
2. 188 Mabry Street - Teresa & Mark Griffeth - Cleaning Service
Mr. & Mrs. Griffeth, 188 Mabry Street, Sebastian, were present.
There were thirty-two (32) notices of hearing sent out and there were no objection or non -objection
letters received.
Mrs. Griffeth gave a brief presentation and noted that their home will be used only for phone calls.
Ms. King gave staff presentation and recommended approval.
Chinn. Munsart opened and closed the public hearing at 7:21 pm, as there was no public input.
All questions from Board members were answered satisfactorily.
MOTION by Pliska/Vesia
I make a motion that we approve Tyco Cleaning for Teresa Griffeth, 188 Mabry Street,
for an Occupation License for cleaning service.
A voice vote was taken. 6 - 0 motion carried.
3. 202 Delaware Avenue - Kathy Iorio - Medical Transcription Service
Ms. Iorio, 202 Delaware Avenue, Sebastian, was present.
There were thirty-five (35) notices of hearing sent out and there were no objection or non -objection
letters received.
Ms. Iorio gave a brief presentation on her proposed business.
Ms. King gave staff presentation and recommended approval.
Chmn. Munsart opened and closed the public hearing at 7:25 pm, as there was no public input.
MOTION by Vesia/Fischer
I make a motion that we approve the conditional use permit for Kathy Iorio, Medical
Transcription Service, at 202 Delaware Avenue, Sebastian.
A voice vote was taken. 6 - 0 motion carried.
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4. 474 Azine Terrace - Rick Krulikowski - Pool Cleaning Service
Mr. Krulikowski, 474 Azine Terrace was present.
There were thirty-one (3 1) notices of hearing sent out, and there were no objection or non -objection
letters received.
Mr. Krulikowski gave a brief presentation and noted that he plans on doing only pool cleaning,
taking phone calls, mailings and paying bills from their home. In response to a question from Ms.
King, Mr. Krulikowski responded that he will pick up needed chemicals each morning for each
customer, with no storage at his home. He also noted that he drives a F-150 Ford Cargo -Van.
Ms. King gave staff presentation and recommended approval.
Chmn. Munsart opened the public hearing at 7:27 pm. with public input.
Ms. Mildred Stalter, 202 Columbia Avenue, asked how many vehicles will be dispatched from this
business and how it would impact the community. Mr. Krulikowski responded that there will be
only one vehicle, his own. Ms. Stalter seemed satisfied with the response.
Chmn. Munsart closed the public hearing at 7:29 pm.
Mr. Thomas asked about acid, and the applicant responded that he only uses small quantities and
picks them up each morning.
MOTION by Fischer/Thomas
I make a motion that we approve the Home Occupational license for The Pool Doctors of
Indian River County, Inc., Mr. Rick Krulikowski, at 474 Azine Terrace, Lot 13, Block
488, Sebastian Highlands Unit 15.
A voice vote was taken. 6 - 0 motion carried.
5. 110 Conover Avenue - Todd Owen - Lawn Maintenance & Hauling
Mr. Todd Owen, 110 Conover Avenue, Sebastian, was present.
There were forty-one (41) notices of hearing sent out, and there was one (1) objection and no non-
objection letters received. The applicant had already received a copy of the objection letter.
Mr. Owen noted that all of his equipment is stored at a warehouse off of CR 512, and he will only
be using the telephone to receive calls, and he will advertise through the newspaper and phone
book.
Ms. King gave staff presentation and recommended approval.
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Chmn. Munsart opened and closed the public hearing at 7:33 pm, as there was no public input.
MOTION by FischerfMomas
I make a motion that we approve Todd Owen's Lawn Maintenance and Hauling for
Kenneth Owen, 110 Conover Avenue, Lot 21, Block 563, Sebastian Highlands Unit 16.
A voice vote was taken. 6 - 0 motion carried.
6. 1374 Scroll Street - Robert Powell - Tyger Tech (product brokerage)
Mr. Powell, 1374 Scroll Street, Sebastian, was present.
There were twenty-two (22) notices of hearing sent out and no objection or non -objection letters
were received.
Mr. Powell gave a brief presentation, and noted that his business will be done by computer.
Ms. King gave staff presentation, noting that this is for an "address of convenience", mail, phone
and general record keeping. Staff recommended approval.
Chmn. Munsart opened and closed the public hearing at 7:35 pm, as there was no public input.
MOTION by Vesia/Kilkelly
I make a motion that we approve the conditional use permit for Tyger Tech, Robert
Powell, doing business at 1374 Scroll Street, Sebastian.
A voice vote was taken. 6 - 0 motion carried.
C. PUBLIC HEARING - Conditional Use Permit - 1400 U.S. Highway #2 -
Restaurant Seating - Liz Caldwell
Staff noted that the applicant is not present, nor was her representative. It was noted that the same
number of seats for the same site was approved for a previous business. The new owner is asking
for the same conditional use.
Staff also noted that the Health Dept. has limited this restaurant to fourteen (14) seats. Restaurant
use requires one (1) space for every three (3) seats, which results in five (5) spaces needed at this
site. Staff indicated that there are eight (8) spaces on the property.
In response to a question from Harry Thomas about health issues, staff responded that those
problems are not regulated by the City, but by the Indian River County Health Dept. Staff noted a
f complaint about the septic tank at this site, and recommended that the applicant get a letter from
the Health Dept.
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There were twenty-two (22) notices of hearing sent out and there were no objection or non -
objections letters received.
Chmn. Munsart opened and closed the public hearing at 7:42 pm, as there was no public input.
MOTION by PliskaNesia
I make a motion that we approve the Liz Caldwell Deli Restaurant at 1400 US 1, the
conditional use permit, and with the findings and recommendations of staff, (items) 1, 2,
3, Article 16.
Roll call: Mr. Thomas
- yes
Ms. Kilkelly(a)
- yes
Mr. Fischer
- yes
Mr. Pliska
- yes
Mr. Schulke
- yes
Ms. Vesia
- yes
The vote was 6 - 0. Motion carried.
D. PUBLIC HEARING - Conditional Use Permit - 717 W. Fischer Circle - Guest
House - Dan Duffell
Mr. Duffell, 717 W. Fischer Circle, Sebastian, was present.
There were twenty-one notices of hearing sent out and there were no objection or non -objection
letters received.
Mr. Duffell noted that he is building a guest house adjacent to his existing house, consisting of one
bedroom, one and a half bath, kitchen and living area.
Staff noted that a site plan is not required with a conditional use permit, and asked the Board to
determine if this is the proper use of the land.
Mr. Massarelli gave staff presentation and recommended approval with six (6) conditions, which
are listed on page four (4) of the attached staff report. A correction was made to item d., the
word "not" was inserted between shall and exceed.
Mr. Thomas asked for the dimension/size of the lot, which was provided. Space for a driveway
was discussed, as were easements.
Mr. Thomas suggested that, in the future, some type of drawing is obtained for a request such as
this one.
Chmn. Munsart opened and closed the public hearing at 7:52 pm, as there was no public input.
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MOTION by Kilkelly/Fischer
I move that we approve the conditional use permit for the Dan Duffell Guest House at 717
West Fischer Circle, including the conditions listed in the staff report, as amended.
Roll call: Chmn. Munsart
- yes
Mr. Thomas
- yes
Ms. Kilkelly
- yes
Mr. Fischer
- yes
Mr. Pliska
- yes
Ms. Vesia
- yes
The vote was 6 - 0. Motion carried.
E. Recommendation to City Council - SANDMINING PERMIT - Collier Creek
Estates Subdivision - H. Adams
Mr. Randy Mosby, Mosby and Associates, was present representing the applicant, and gave a brief
presentation. He noted that the excess fill on this site that cannot be used on-site is the reason for
this "Sandmining" special use permit. He then commented on the twelve (12) conditions listed in
the staff report on page twelve (12), which is attached. There were several amendments made to
these conditions. He objected to item k. in the staff report, and asked for more discussion on this
issue of the restoration bond versus a compliance bond for damaged roads. Staff read from the
Code on these issues.
Mr. Mosby noted that he wishes to discuss the bonding issue and the amount with City Council,
but would agree with the staff report at this point.
Ms. Kilkelly opened discussion on item 3 Ld. of the staff report which referred to hours of
operation. Staff reminded Mr. Mosby that no construction activities may be performed between
the hours of 7 pm. and 7 am. per Code. Further discussion took place. It was determined to insert
"sandmine" before the word `operation' in the first sentence of 31.d.
Staff noted a change in paragraph 3 Lb. - after the words `approved in', insert "the construction
drawings for the".
There was discussion on proper ingress and egress routing for heavy hauling to and from this site.
There was also discussion of developers arranging to keep the streets clear of excess dirt. Chmn.
Munsart suggested that this could be another condition and added to the staff report.
MOTION by Kilkelly/Fischer
I'll make a motion that we recommend to City Council the mining special use permit for
Collier Creek Estates, including the recommendations from the staff report, item 31,
paragraph a. & b. on page eleven (11), as is; the second group of paragraphs, a. & b. as
is; the third group, the following conditions - a. is okay, b. be amended to add "the
construction drawings"; c. is as is; and d. amended to add the word "sandmine"
operation; the hours of operation for sandmining operations, it should read "the hours of
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sandmining operation shall be 7 am to 5 pm; e. is okay; as is f.; g. the same, objections
have been withdrawn, so the paragraph is okay as is; h. okay; i. and j., k. is allright; and
1. In addition, Mr. Pliska's request for "the streets to be swept and maintained by the
developer, within 500 feet (500') of the exits" - Item m.
Roll call: Ms. Kilkelly
Mr. Pliska
Ms. Vesia
The vote was 6 - 0. Motion carried.
- yes Mr. Fischer - yes
- yes Mr. Thomas - yes
- yes Chmn. Munsart - yes
AMENDMENT TO MOTION by FischerNesia
I make an amendment to include sheets 6 of 13, Collier Creek Estates, Master
Development Phasing Plan, drawn by Mosby and Associates, dated December, `96.
Roll call: Mr. Pliska - yes Mr. Fischer - yes
Ms. Vesia - yes Chmn. Munsart - yes
Mr. Thomas - yes Ms. Kilkelly(a) - yes
The vote was 6 - 0. Motion to amend carried.
Under Old Business, Item A.
MOTION by Kilkelly/Thomas
I move that we deny the conditional use permit for Elizabeth Griffin, cleaning at 1049
Phelps Street.
A voice vote was taken. 6 - 0 motion carried.
CHAIRMAN MATTERS:
Chmn. Munsart noted the list of expiring site plans, and asked if the list is up to date. Staff noted
that it will be on the agenda for the next meeting.
MEMBERS MATTERS:
Ms. Kilkelly suggested that the Pledge of Allegiance be recited only at the regular Planning and
Zoning Commission meeting, and dispense with saying it at the LPA meetings. The consensus was
5 for - 1 against, and Ms. Kilkelly was to talk with the City Manager about this.
DIRECTOR MATTERS:
Mr. Massarelli spoke about the new informational brochures on Home Occupations and Do's and
Don'ts of Sebastian. He noted the distribution process of this information.
He then suggested that similar brochures might be done for swales , and trees.
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He then noted that the EAR approval has been received from DCA, and the transmittal hearing for
the Comprehensive Plan is scheduled for March 4th.
Chmn. Munsart adjourned the meeting at 8:43 pm.
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