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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12191996 PZ CITY OF SEBASTIAN PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING DECEMBER 19, 1996 Chairman Fischer c~lled the me~ing to order at 7:00 P.M. PRESENT: Ms. Kilkelly Mr. Mather Mr. Pliska Ms. Vesia Mr. Driver Mr. Johns Chnm. Fischer Mr. Schulke EXCUSED ABSENCE: Mr. Munsart ALSO PI~SENT: Robert Massarelli, Community Dvvelopmem Director Jan King, Zoning TW. lmician Ann Brack, Recording Secmmy Randy Mosby of Mosby and Associates Warr~ Dill, Attorney ~ANNOUNCEMENTS: Chairman Fischer announced that 1~. Kilkelly will bo. voting in Mr. Munsart's absmc, c. He also noted that this morning he signed off on a minor modificatioa to the site plan for Skydivc Sebastian, for an exte~oo of th~ chain link fmce on the southe~ property line,, to bring 'it up on the eazt side to the north proporty line; and also the placemeot ora 16' x 16' shed. AH'ROVAI~ O1~ MINUTES MOTION by ]ohns/Math~ I make a motion that the minutes of ~ber 5, 1996 be approved. A voic~ vote was tak~. 7 - 0 motion carried. OLD I~IJ$INESS: None NEW ~USIbll~SS: PUBLIC HEARING - HOME OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE - 424, ROLLINGHILL DRIVE. IRVIN HEDDEN - PLUMBING REPAIR/SERVICE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF DECEMBER 19, 1996 Mr. lrvin Hedden of 424 Rollinghill Drive was present. There were thirteen (13) notices of hearing sent out. We received no objection or non-objection letters. Ms. King gave staff presentatioa and recommended approval. The public hearing was opened and closed at 7:03 P.M. with no public input. MOTION by Vesia/Johns I make a motion that we approve the home oc, cup~ license for Irvin Hedden doing plumbing at 424 Rollinghill Drive. A voice vote was taken. 7 - 0 motion carried. PUBLIC HEARING - HOME OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE - 801 NOAH STREET - JACK BURKLEW - REAL ESTATE CONSULTING Mr. Yack Burklew of 801 Noah Street, Sebastian, was present. There were fourteen notices of hearing sent out. We received one object/on li~t~r" and no non- object/on letters. A copy of the object/on l~er was given to Mr. Burldew at this time. Ms. King gave staff prosemafion and reconmumd~ approval. The public hearing was opened and closed at 7:05 P.M. with no public input. - MOTION by Idms/Mather I make a motion to approve a home occupat/onal liceose for Yack E. Burklew, Sales Consuliam, at il01 Noah Street. A voice vote was taken. 7 - 0 motion carried. ACCESSORY STRUCTURE REVIEW - SECTION ilOA-5.7.D.7 1. 1337 Scroll Street - William Doyle Ms. King gave staffpresmtafion. She noted that tho size is over 200 square f~t which is why/t is before Planning and Zoning. It meets setback requirements and is for the cabana ~ly. 2 PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES OF REG~ MEETING OF DECEMBER 19, 1996 Mr. William Doyle of 110 Landover Drive was present representing the applicant. In response to questions from Commission members, Mr. Doyle responded that there will be no bath or wet bar; there will be storage for pool equipment; the fill will be leveled off according to the septic tank height. He noted that a drainage plan has bern approved by fl~e ~ depart- ment. Swales will be erected to drain water towards the front of the house. Ms. Kilkelly indicated that she was very concenaxl about the drainage, noted a discr~l~mcy in the dimensions of the structure and suggested that the size be a ceoditkm of the approval. MOTION by Mather/lohns I make a mofico to approve the pool cabana for the Nichols and Camexon lacks~ per drawing five (5) Richard Rogers, Buildwell Construction, drawing 5, sh~ 5 of 5, October 15, 1996. Ms. Vesia - yes, provided we have ~ bufl~ of landscaphl8 in lhe back, aud ~ drainase is s~ric~ adhered ~ Mr. Johns - yes Chron. Fischer - yes Mr. Sohulke - y~s Ms. Kilkelly - yes, under duress Mr. Mather - yes Mr, Pliska - yes The vote was 7- 0. Motion carriod. PUBLIC HEARING - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - 920 U. S. HIGHWAY#l, UNIT C- COMMERC~ GENERAL - BAR/LOUNGE & RESTAURANT - MIL EI)WARI)PIPER Mr. Ed Piper of 1162 Fairfield Lane was present. Mr. Massarelli gave staff presemafion and noted that Steve Philipsou is the owner of lids property and Mr. Piper will be leasing the sRe from him.. Mr. Piper will be running a Pub style business ~ ~hat the use be approved subjecI ~o congmmd compliance to all Sta~ m~i local cOdes and ordinances at all times. The public hearing was opened at 7:25 P.M. Mr. Allan French who owns proper~y on Indian River Drive adjacc~ ~o lhe subject property, was presmi and presented opposition to this cemflfional use permit. ' He was advised thai if noise or. other problems arise, he should l~t in touch w/th ~ cod~ enforcanmt or the polio: PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF DECEMBER 19, 1996 After discussion itwas suggested to use the rear door as a service cntrance/~ exit only to dissuade heavy patron traffic in the rear. Mr. Piper noted that he wants to be "a good nei~bor" and doesn't anticipate any unusual noise being generated. He explained that his business will have three (3) big screen TV's, and no live band music orthe such. He also noted that he plans to install closed circuit TV inthe parking lots which will allow the management to know if a problem may be developing, Mr. Steve Philipson, the owner and landlord of the building where this business if being located, spoke suppor~ng the issue. The public hearin~ was closed at 7:52 P.M. Mr. Schulke moved himself because of a com~ict of interest in that his f~ber is involved in rmovations for this project, and being a qualified a~mt of the Company, therein lies thc conflict. He submitted a conflict of interest form. Ms. Kilkelly mentioned having a problem with commercial and residential bein~ so close and in the same zoning district, and ~ having the Rive~ont Committee look at this situation. Mr. Massarelli responded that indirectly, the Riverfront Committee has discussed this when their recommendation is to ~ all the zoning districts in the fiverfront area, ceomlid~ them into one riverfront mixed use district, and bars and lounges did survive the cut. He cautioned the Commission against getting into de~xminin~o how many bars and lounges and restmmmts are to be permitted in this area. This is a private decision. Ms. Kilkelly still felt the City Attorney should voice an opinion of ~ ~ so close to residential properties. MOTION by Pliska/Johns I make a motion that we approve the conditional use permit for the Piper pub-style restaurant at 920 U.S. Highway 1 with a stipulation that the rear door be strictly used for service and emergmcy exit only and the applicant comply with all state and local laws and 'to be operated so that thc public health, safety and welfare is protected, that it does not present an unduly adverse effect on the propcrties in the impacted area in which it is located, that it conforms to ail applicable provisions of the district in which it is located, and that it satisfies the conditions stipulated for the bar and lounge conditional use described in subsection 20A-6.1.C. Roll call was taken. Mr. Driver - yes Mr. Johns - yes Chron. Fischer - yes Ms. Kilkelly - no Mr. Mather -yes 4 PLANNINO AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF DECEMBER 19, 1996 Mr. Pliska -yes Ms. Vesia - no The vote was 5 - 2 and tbe motion ca~-ied. A bre~k was taken at 8:05 and tbe meeting resumed at 8:16 P.M. RECOMMENDATION TO CITY COUNCIL SUBDIVISION - COLLIER cREEK ESTATES PRELIMINARY PLAT MAJOR' notod that the drainage right-of-way issue in the ~outh nee~ to be resolved. The ~viow ~ this project is dictated and governed by the se~tleme~ agreement between.the City of Sebastian and when General Dcvelopmem Corp. was in bankruptcy court, in order to settle their situations in Within this agreena~ on page four (4), it specifically talks about construction in the,uncompl~ portions of Units sixteen (16) and seventeen (17). Based on the existing plat, we. camlot impose any additional requirememz on GDC, or their successors or assigns. On page five (5) of the settlome~ agreemc~ provisions were made for re-platting for purposes of moving roads or drainage in comp~ with St. John's River Water Management requ~. Staff has. made the ass~on that thc purpose of this re-plat is to bring drainage and roads up to standards. Thc developer has agreed to comply with most of the provisions of the Land Development COde. It was detenuined to permit wells and septics. The density of this development is being decreased considerably and will provide more green space and more recreational area. Mr. Massarelli pointed out lhat plat information has been provided as required, but lot 4 block H seems to be di~ betw~ comm~cfion drawings and the prelimina~plat. He notedthat thi~ needs to be slxaighlmaxi out. He also nol~ fl~ severallots on a cul-de-sac will have a setback that is greate~ than what is required by the Code, at eighty (80) H© spoke of mitigation on the wetlands, and possibly d~-wa~¥_n~ a~fc~fs, and noted lhat this issue must be addressed in fl~e next phase. Mr. biassarelli noted that because of the settlement agreement, required potable water improve- ments are not provided, and wastewat~ improvemem~ are not provided. Staff recommends that the applicant bc required to d/sclosc to f~tur~ purchasers of the land that tho County has the fight owners for ~ce. This is not acceptable, and it needs ~o be by a Homeowners' H0meowne~s' Associati~ fails to maintain it, that the City has the fight to go in and maintain. those facilities. We are not ~ceotin~ responsibility for those, but in the evem ~at..~ occurs in provision needs to be placed on the face of the plat. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES OF RE(~ULAR MEETING OF DECEMBER 19, 1996 Staff is recommending a twemy (20) ft. wide draina~'~ mainteaance easement along waterways. in response to a question from Mr; Schulke, Mr. Massarelli responded that a twm~ (20) ft. wide maintema~ easement is being r~luired because of the size of the body of water, and equipmeut that may have be used. Staff is also ~ng that no fill be removed from tho site durinff the excavation of th~ lakes. That fill would go on thc lots and minimize the impact on the surrounding properties. And th~ arca must be tested for muck soils. Mr. Masea~elli noted that sidewalks are not r alU ired, but thc applicant has agrood to require that at the time of construction, thc builder install on thc fight-of-way adjacent to thc lot, a sidewalk on the south side of Flcmming to match up with thc sidewalk at ~r Point, and on thc east side of Easy Street. The project proposes seven (7) phases: 1. off Wimbrow 2. exteasion:ofFlemming aad Easy Strgt 3. off Englar 4. (pointed to on map) 5. (poiat~l to on map) 7. When discuss/rig the remainder of the project with the applicant, the decision should be made by the City on the stonuwater ~ pond, and we may want to acquire some.:propmy for various reasons unknowa at this time. We will address this at the completion ~ phase four (4). The/ntent is to get Easy Street don~ right away. Staff recmnmmds that the plat for Collier Creek be approved subject to the following condiu~: substantial comp~ with th~ pr~limi,~,y plat. After taking action, tl~ Conununity Development Director shall report to the Planning and Zoning Commission .at tbe next meeting of thc Planni~ end Zoni~ Commission. Appeals of the Community Developmeat Director's actions may bemade tot he Planning and Zoning ~ssion. 2. The procedure to tramfor the waterway propen~ and draina~ right-of-way ~mil be dete~ prior to the approval of any constru~on. 6 PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF DECEMBER 19, 1996 also include a provision giving the City the fight to access these easemeuts ia the event the homeowner association fails to maintain the system. The proposed drainage eas~m~ parallel to Englar Drive as well as the drainage and maintenance easements alon~ the waterways shall be dedicated to the City. Approve the first four phases of the project as proposed with ~nporary cul-de-sacs. The re~ui~ .phases should be determined a~ a future date ami be approved .by the Planning and Zoning Commission. The intent of the later phases is to emmxi Easy Street immediately. 7. The southeastern most Uaot ,h,n remain a drain~ right-of-way and th~ plat so noted. 8. That the sheets 3 and 4 of 13 be corrected to fix match line. Mr. Pliska asked - if there was a drainage problem on the property near the proposed lake, could the water be tied into thi~ lake? Mr. Mather asked about Planning and Zoning involvemmt during the phasing Process. Discussion followed on the three phases and procedures of handling them. A f~ mambers objected to not being ~ as the process pro~ressos. Ms. Kilkelly noted that the"code has not changed vet, and would s~t a bad precede~. Mr. Massarelli responded with his immp~on of the code, and felt that the code would be followed if subject approvals w~re made admi~istralively subject to review by Planning and Zoning. It was made clear that final plat of e~ch phase will come before P & Z Commission. Mr. Massarelli also explained that we will see if it works to have the administrative review of construction in Sebastian. If it works well, fine, if not you will know. He also noted tha~ in the proposal that Mr. Mather is working up, you will also see oa~h construction phase with possibly a ~ (14) day delay. Randy Mosby of Mosby & Associates was present rep~ the applicant. He ~ that his client agrees to all recommmdafio~s from the City. He noted that all his client is looki~ for is preliminary plat approval, and pointed out how ~ it would be to read two (2) inches of drainage calculations that go ~ with this proje~-t. He also suffgested that-the phasing of the project is set up to give flexib'dity to the City. ff the City needs more land for the sumuwater system, he is willing to work with them. He also noted that the one little curve phmaed for Flemming Street is to save the biggest oak trees on the property. He me,~tioned that mitigation is on a two (2) to one (1) basis. 7 PLANNING AND ZONINO COMMISSION MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF DECEMBER 19, 1996 Mr. Mosby also referred to Mr. Massarelli's comment #2 on page nme (9) of his pn~mtation, Lot 4 Block H, whichis aeorrectionontbeprdiminaryplat and they will take careofit. H~ noted that they are waiting for the City Engineer's review on tbe surface water management plan. He also pointed out that each pha~ is dcsilpu~ to stand alone, with each ot~ tbe throe lakos b64ng a part of a phase. All malnteaanc~ and drainage casermmts will be complied with, and all fill material will built. In response to a question from Mr. Mather, Mr. Mosby responded that the ~ tim~l~ is fiw (5) years to buildout~ and at the four (4) year point, they would re-evaluate th~ ca:mn0~on of Easy Street. The sontbem-most tract is eo~idered an out-tract and is not even shown on the preliminary plat. They are also ready to begin ccmmuctioo immediatdy. He also noted that originally this property was planned with six hundred and fort~ (640)lots, and is being reduced to one hundred and eishty (180) lots, and will be a much nicer developmmt. In response to Ms. Kilkdly's question oil the consetv~on ~asemellL Mr. Mosby e0~pbfinod that the purchaser owns the easement area as part ofthe lot, but cannot buildouit or ~it. kmust Mr. Warren Dill, a local attorney who is represenfi~.Harold Adams, was pre~at~ and noted that this is a good project; they agree with the conditions placed on the project; and stated that St. lohn's Water Management District has required that tbere be a hommwners' association. Those At this point, John King of Century 21, representing Mr. Adams, noted that the sidewalks at Harbor Point would be built as the houses are built ~ Flmuning Street, as agreed to with City Council. Mr. Massarelli noted that his recommmdation to City Council will be on the three (3) sheets of the preliminary plat. We are nOt approving consUuction drawings at this point. MOTION by lohns/Math~ I move that we reconmumdto City Council the approval of the preliminary plan for Collier Creek Estates subdivision. This approval would be subject to him meeting all the conditions listed, in the staff report recommendations, except ~t Item #1 would be ~vvised to require that. the P & Z has twenty-one (21) days aier the Comm~ Develolnnmt Director's approval to review the construction drawings. This work is depicted on the prelimir~ry plat of Collier Cr~k Estates, sheets of 3 of 3, date stamp December 13, 1996, and prepared by lames A Fowler, Land S~ Company. There was discussion about the specifics of constm~m drawing approval tnme~ the Community Development Director and thc P & Z Commission. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF DECEMBER 19, 1996 Ms. Kilkelly - yes Mr. Matbor -yes Mr. Pliska - yes Ms. Vesia - yes Mr. Johns - yes Chnm. Fischer - yes Mr. Schulke - yes The vote was 7 - 0. Motion carried. CHAIRMAN MATTERS: None MEMBERS MATTERS: Mr. Schulke voiced au opinioo tha~ the pack~s for the. ~ are coming out too late, and he does not have e~ou~h time to go through ~ thoroughly. Mr. Massarelli noted that in December, the compressed holiday schedule created some problems in 8~tting the material ~er. He agreed to look into it and improve the method. Mr. Driver asked when the City Attorney will be at the~ ~. Mr. Massarelli noted that when the Commissioo has a specific problem, he will arrml~ to have the City Attorney present. A~ at the P & Z ~mmnission meetings cost .the City ex~ dollars for the attorney's presence. He suggested letting him know early euough to 8et an ansvmr from her 'or arrange ~o have her presemt. Ms. Kilkelly noted that it is not always possible to know in advance when a ~ opinion is Mr. Massarelli said that he will speak to the City Manag~ about this. Mr. Pliska noted that the Accessory Buildi~ and the 30% nde needs W be worked on soon. Mr. Massarelli suggested flint in a few months he will set up a workshop meeti%e to discuss this. MS. Kilkelly asked when Ordinances X-8 and X-9 would bo reviewed. Mr. Massarelli respooded that the City Attorney reviewed the seven ordinances presemted at the last meeting and suggested that he re-do those ordinances because we can only have o~ 'subject item per ordinance. So those seven have now beoot~ about twenty (20) or twenty-five (25) ol'dinallc~. 9 PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF DECEMBER 19, 1996 D!RE~0R MATTERS: Mr. Massarelli noted that there are several projects that he wants to pre~ to tho COmmission on January 2; Vickers Grove lndusUial Subdivision - re-plat of the pre 'inuinary plat of the area The Vickers Crrove sand mine - special use permit Grace's Landing - situation on Palmetto and Louisiana - redevel~ ( H~ noted that the preliminary site plan will probably look quite di~u~nt.) Ho also noted'that there are some magnificong large live oaks on thi~ property, and ~ are being made to save them. Mr. Schulke suggested that on preliminary si~ plans, when th~ City knows that ~ might need right-of-way in the future, tho applicant might apply for impact fee credit in lieu of the right-of- way. Mr. Massarelli thanked him for the suggestion and remarked that it was a very good id~. Sembler's Marina - the applicant proposes to increase the seating size of the restaurant and the raw bar, will increase the parldng area, putting it on new property which means tlmt it is considered a new site plan. 5. Previously discussed ordinances The FAR - DCA came. back with eight (8) comments on the EAR. The major issue is the lackofour ~managemont system. It should have be~n adopl~ in 1991, and it must be put in place; and related ~ of service. 7. Natural resources He noted that Keens may be ready to sell and a bar-b-que place is coming in on U.S. 1. He remarked that the economy seems very stron8 which is very positive for Sebastiatt Mr. Massardli said that feedback he has received from develope~ tells him that people have avoided the City of Sebastian for the last five (5) years or so because the reputation was not very positive, and the recent positive press we. are receiving along with the aiiiiade of City Council is bringing in a lot of people who avoided Sebastian in the past. At this point Mr. Johns noted that he would be absent on January 2, 1996. Chairman Fischer adjonmed the meeting at 10:00 P.M. 10 F UM OF-VOTiN _ ONFLiCT; FOR -,] COUNTY, MUNICIPAL, AND OTHER LOCAL OFFICERS ~f~ME--FIRST NAME~MiDDLE NAME MAILING ADDRESS CITY COUNTY DATE (~N WHICH VOTE OCC~)RREDI NAME OF BOARD. COIJN~ OR COMMITTEE THE BOARD, COUNCIl.. COMMISSION, AUTHORITY, OR COMMITTEE ON $ERVE IS A UNIT OF: · COUNTY [ ! OTHER LOCAL AGENCY NAMEOF~__~ITICAL SUBDIVISION: MY POSITION IS: ... ELECTI! 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REPRIMAND, OR A CIVIL PENALTY NOT TO EXCEED $5,000. CE FORM 8B , 10-86 PAGE City of Sebastian 1225 MAIN STREET [] SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA 32958 TELEPHONE (561) 589-5330 [] FAX (561) 589-5570 CITY OF SEBASTIAN PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING MINUTES OF MEETING HELD APPROVED AT MEETING HELD CARL FISCHER, CHAmMAN E. ANN BP. ACK, RECORDING SECRETARY PZMAF City of Sebastian 1225 MAIN STREET [] SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA 32958 TELEPHONE (407) 589-5330 n FAX (407) 589-5570 AGENDA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1996 PLANNiNG AND ZONING COMMISSION 7:00 P.M. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Regular Meeting of December 5, 1996 Public Hearing - Home Occupational License- 424 Rollinghill Drive - Irvin Hedden- Plumbing Repa£r/Svc B. Public Hearing - Home Occupational License- 801 NOah Street - Jack Burklew - Real Estate Consulting C. Accessoz~, Structure Review - Section 20&-5.7.D.7 1. 1337 Scroll Street - William Doyle D. Public Hearing - Conditional Use Pez~mit - 920 U.S. Highway #1, Unit C - Commercial General - Bar/Lounge & Restaurant - Mr. Edward Piper E. Reco~ndation to City Council - Preliminary Plat - Major Subdivision - Collier Creek Estates 7. (~IAIRMAN MATTERS: 8. ~EMBERS MATTERS: 9. DIRECTOR MATTERS: 10. ATTORNEY MATTERS: 11. ADJOURNN~N~. ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION M~DE ON THE ABOVE MATTERS, WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH APPEAL IS TO BE HEARD. SAID APPEAL MUST BE FILED WITH THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE WITHIN TEN DAYS OF THE DATE OF ACTION. (286.0105 F.S) IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA), ANYONE WHO NEEDS SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THIS MEETING SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY'S ADA COORDINATOR AT (407)'589-5330 AT LEAST 48 HOURS PRIOR TO THIS MEETING.