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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05171984 PZPLANNING AND ZONING BOARD MINUTES - MAY 17, 1984 Regular meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Chairman Gene Harris in the Sebastian Council Chambers. Members present were Chairman Harris, Vice-Chairman Harold Eisenbarth, members Marjorie Peele, Bob Fullerton, Stan Krulikowski, and Bill Mahoney. Absent was alternate Pat Grant. Minutes of the May 3, 1984 meeting were read; Hal noted the 1600 under site plan size for Goodyear Store was supposed to read 16,000. Marjorie Peele made the motion the minutes be approved as amended, Stan Krulikowski seconded the motion, motion carried. Letter from Randy Mosby, engineer for board, was attached to the minutes; he had given his approval to the Goodyear Store plan. Burr Snell's plan for a steel storage addition to his business on Lots 3 and 4, School Park subdivision were checked again with his calcu- lations. There was a question whether he had to comply now though his site didn't co~ply before in the areas of landscaping a~d drainage. His plan called for the removal of two existing temporary storage sheds totaling 576 square feet of space, placing of a new structure totaling 1100 square feet of space. After discussing parking, and conceding that he had no parking problems now, the area being added shouldn't add to the parking problem, and if it did, there was area that could be added for parking if it were needed, Stan Krulikowski made the motion that approval be granted for the modified site plan, Bill Mahoney seconded the motion, unanimously passed. Planning and Zoning applications were reviewed. Mrs. Edr~ Young and Mr. J. W. Thompson were in attendance and were interviewed. The secretary was instructed to invite the other applicants to attend the June 7th meet- ing so they also could be interviewed. At that time the board would make their recommendations to City Council. Due tO the continued absense of alternate Pat Grant, Marjorie Peele made the motion that the alternate'$ea~'~ be declared vacant, Stan Krulikowski seconded the motion, it was unanimous. The secretary will write the letter to the Mayor and Council requesting them to appoint a regular member and an alternate. Chairman Harris re- stated his fealing the board members should remain neutral at meetings. "What is important ten years down the road is how this city develops, and that is our responsibility." The fee schedule for the Golien/Dilauro project was discussed. Marjorie Peele went on record as opposed to the idea of putting apartments near the water along that site. There would be a great deal of buildup along the Sebastian River with the PUD, the two Fischer developments, and she was concerned about it. The board tended to agree with her. Harold Eisenbarth made the motion the applicant be charged a minu~m of $500.00 for the two hearing, and based on cost incurred, a maximum of $1000.00. Marjorie Peele seconded the motion. It passed unanimously. Applicant is to be notified. Minutes - May 17, 1984 page 2 John Luke's Sebastian Oyster House located at 425A, Indian River Dr. was discussed along with the letters from the owner of the property and from the Code ~.nforcement Officer Daniel L. Blair. Did he need a site plan for the addition of a cooler building? Stan Krulikowski said Mr. Luke should have a site plan like Burr Shell's. Bob Fullerton agreed. If the board needed more detailed plan, they.could require it. He also suggested with the sketch site plan, photos showing the addition be furnished. The board agreed and instructed the secretary to notify. Mr. LUke. Mrs. Edra Young told the board she went to St. Lucie County to research the 100' railroad right-of-way along CR#512. She was unable to find the information concerning the heirs, she would go to Brevard County to check further. Gene Harris stated he takes exception to the idea of the county expecting the owners of the property on the south side of CR#512 to give so much of their property to the county without some compensation for the property given. Councilman Bob Fitzmaurice explained that at the County Board of Transportation meeting last Tuesday the county was discussing the same problem, especially since the railroad right-Of-way had just changed hands from Gulf/Western to Roland Miller. Condemning the property is being discussed, impact studies are being done, and one of the main concerns is the number of curb cuts. The county is aware of the high development now in the planning stages for the C~k%512 corridor. Bob Fullerton requested that the board ask DER to come in and look at the riverfront along Indian River Drive. The board instructed the secretary to have the Building official call DER and check the areas where cement riff-tall is being dumped along the waterway, as well as the Vi's situation. Bob Fullerton suggested the board look into the possibility of the City buying the property located directly north of the Riverview Park to use as parking for the park and also for the yacht club. The board agreed with the idea totally. Bob Fullerton made the motion that the City Council be sent a letter requesting them to check £nto the possibility of purchasing the "Fischer" property between Coolidge St. and CR#512 for the future expansion of the yacht club. Harold Eisenbarth seconded the motion, it passed unanimously. Marjorie Poole made the motion the City Council be sent a letter requesting them to check into the possibility of buying Lots 3,4, Block 208, Sebastian Highlands Unit 10, for the future expansion of the parking for the Barber St. Ballpark. Stan Krulikowski seconded the motion, passed unanimously. Stan Krulikowski made the motion that one meeting of each month be scheduled as a workshop, one as an action meeting. Harold Bisenbarth seconded the motion. Bill Mahoney asked why we should look at it one time, certify it another, necessitating doing something two times. Stan amended his motion to include that all applications Should come into the office at least two weeks prior to the meetings. Harold withdrew his Second to the motion. Motion died for lack of a second. Harold Eisenbarth suggested they table rather than schedule a workshop. Bob Fitzmaurice said not to "table", rather to "postpone" if a specific time limit was given. The board agreed to postpone to the next meeting plans they felt /1"1 Minutes - May 17 page 3 they needed more time to consider. That would eliminate the feeling of being pressured on some of the more complex plans. They could also schedule a workshop session for another time rather than regular meeting times for one of the more complex plans. The board agreed. Meeting adjourned at 10:15 P.M. APP VED• Gene Harris, Chairman /sbf DATE : C,