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CAPE CANAVERAL, FLDRIDA
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
® REGULAR MEETING
January 12, 1966
8:00 P.M.
AGENDA
Cali to Order
Roll Call
Minutes - He Meeting Dee. 15, 1965
Regular Meeting Dec. 29, 1965
SItem No, '1, Zoning Map - addition of SS -1 - work session
Item No. 2, Trailer Sub - Division (TR -1) revision. to
Ordinance No. 81 -64 - work session
Item No, 3, Ridgewood Avenue, north end of City
Adjourn: - work
session
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
January 12, 1966
• A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of
the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was held at City Hall
January 12, 1966.
Chairman E. H. Rhame called the meeting to order at
8:00 P.M. Officials present were L. C. Nicholas, C. 0. McBryde,
E. H. Rhame, and Jean K. Taylor, members of the Board; Charles
Givens, City Engineer; Jack Hurck,.Councilman, J. A. Rickards,
City Manager and Harold F. Priebe, Building Official. Tom
Walters, member of the Board, was absent.
The minutes of Regular Meetings of December 15 & 29, 1965
were read, and approved as corrected.
Item No 1 Zoning Map addition of SS -1 - work session
Final work was completed on the revisions to the Zoning
Ordinance pertaining to service stations and the addition of the
SS -1 zones on the zoning map. Held in abeyance are the locations
designated at the corners of Ridgewood and Taylor Avenues and
Old SR401 at the north boundary of the city.
On a motion by Mr. Nicholas; seconded by Mrs. Taylor and
passed unanimously, the Board recommends to City .Council the
amendment of Ordinance No. 81 -64, deleting Section 10 of Article
VI, deleting. Ordinances No'. 81 -640 and No. 81 -64H, and providing
for automobile service station zones, providing for certain
restrictions on issuance of building permits for service stations.
Item No 2 Trailer Subdivisions (TR -1) Revisions to
Ordinance No. 81 -6 - wor seas on
A general work session was conducted on this .item and It
was moved by Mr. McBryde, seconded by Mr. Nicholas and passed
unanimously to delete the word "new" from that portion of the
Zoning Ordinance pertaining, to Trailer parks and /or Trailer
.subdivisions.
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Regular Meeting - Zoning and Planning Board
January 12, 1965
Page Two
Since further work is necessary to complete this item, it
was moved by Mr. Nicholas, seconded by Mr. McBryde and passed
® unanimously to defer action on this matter and refer it to
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committee study.
Item No. 3. Ridgewood Avenue, north end of city - work
session.
Charles Givens presented a map of the extention of
Ridgewood Avenue through the northern portion of the city and
It was generally discussed.
It was moved by Mr. Nicholas, seconded by Mr. McBryde
and passed unanimously to hold a Public Hearing on February 2, 1966
for the purpose of presenting Master Plan changes for the
extention of Ridgewood Avenue to the North.
There being no other business before the Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 10:40 P.M. on a motion by Mrs. Taylor,
seconded by.Mr. Nicholas and passed unanimously,
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
® January 26, 1966
8:0o P.M.
AGENDA
Call to Order
Roll Call
Item No. 1. Final action on SS -1 zoning
Item No. 2. Trailer subdivisions (TR -1), work cession
Item No. 3. .Ridgewood Avenue, north end of City, work secsion
® Adjourn
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
January 26, 1966
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of
® the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was held at the City Hall
January 26, 1966.
The meeting was called to ,order by the Chairman at 8:00 P.11.
Officials present were L. C. Nicholas, E. H.Rhame, Jean K.
Taylor and Tom Walters, members of the Board; Charles Givens,
City Engineer; J. A. Rickards, City Manager and Harold Priebe,
Building Official.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of January, 12, 1966 were
® read and approved.
Item No. 1.. Final Action on SS -1 zoning.
Charles Givens presented the completed zoning map indicating
the SS -1 zones for service stations. Revisions to the Zoning
Ordinance pertaining to service stations were completed at the
last meeting.
It was moved by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Nicholas and
passed unanimously, to pass the map and ordinance on to City
Council for information at this time, with the knowledge that a
public hearing will be scheduled by the Zoning and Planning
Board at the earliest possible date regarding this ordinance
revision.
Item No. 2. Trailer Parks and Trailer Subdivisions (TR -1)
A general work session was conducted relative to revising
zoning ordinance No. 81 -64 to provide for trailer subdivisions
and to make some necessary corrections to the ordinance regarding
trailer parka.
It was moved by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Walters . and
passed unanimously to recommend to City Council approval of the
two attached ordinances amending ordinance 81 -64 as 'follows:
(1) Modifying trailer park regulations, and (2) establishing a
new zoning district for single family mobile homes (TR -1).
Regular Meeting Zoning & Planning Board
January 26, 1966
Page Two
Further it is recommended that the City Attorney be
requested to draft a third ordinance providing for the exist-
ing single family mobile home lots on Justamere Road to be
® included in a TR -1 zone district.
Item No. 3. Ridgewood Avenue, north end of City, work session.
On a motion by Mr. Nicholas, seconded by Mr. Walters and
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passed unanimously, Charles Givens, City. Engineer, was instructed
to prepare maps for use at the public hearing scheduled for
February 2, 1966, showing proposed right of way to Ridgewood
Avenue and the zoning of lands adjacent thereto.
There being no other. business before the Board, the meeting
was adjourned at 10:40 P.M. on a motion, by Mr. Taylor, seconded
by Mr. Nicholas and passed unanimously.
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ORDIIIA14CE 110.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 81 -64
OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL BY ADDING TO
ARTICLE V; PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT
OF A TR -1 SINGLE FAMILY MOBILE 11014E ZONE;
PROVIDING All EFFECTIVE DATE THEREOF..
TR -1 SINGLE FAMILY 140BILE HOME DISTRICTS. The
land in this .district are developed with single family movile
home trailers.
USES PERMITTED - . With the TR- 1'Single Family Mobile
Home district, no land or water shall be used exept for single
family movile home trailers and., their customary accessory
facilities..
CONDITIONAL USES - There are no conditional . uses for
this zoning district.
BUILDING REGULATIONS - In addition to applicable
building regulations of the City of Cape Canaveral the following
requirements specifically apply to TR -1 Districts:
(1) Cabanas that are attached to a mobile home will
be permitted but only so long as used in conjunction with a
mobile home. Cabanas and accessory buildings shall have no
sanitary plumbing or kitchen facilities.
(2) The construction of permanent type residential
buildings is prohibited.
BUILDING HEIGHT REGULATIONS - No building or structure
shall exceed fifteen (15) feet in height.
BUILDING SITE AREA REGULATIONS - Each single family
mobile home shall be located on a lot or parcel of land having
an area of not less than 2500 square feet and having an average
width of not than 50 feet.
FRONT, REAR, AND SIDE YARD REGULATIONS -
(1) Front yard. There shall be a front yard of not
less than 15 feet in depth..
(2) Rear yard. There shall be a rear yard of not lens
than 5 feet in depth.
(3) Side Yard. Side yards shall be provided on each
side of each mobile home of not less than 5 feet in depth.
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LOT COVERAGE - Forty percent (40 %) of the lot area
is the maximum amount of land that may be covered by the
principal and accessory buildings or structures located thereon.
MINIMUM FLOOR AREA REQUIREMENTS -.In the TR -1 single
® family mobile home district, minimum requirements for first
floor area per home shall be 350 square feet.
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 81 -64
OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL BY AMENDING
SECTION 24 OF ARTICLE VI; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
Article I.
1. Article VI, Section 24 of Ordinance
No. 81 -64 is hereby amended to read as follows:
TRAILER PARKS
(1) There is hereby adopted and made a part
hereof Section 15 of Resolution No. Z -1, known as the
"Brevard County Zoning Regulations." Said action referring
specifically to trailers and trailer parks.
(2) For purposes of construction of trailer
parks in Section 15, Resolution No. Z -1, wherever Brevard
County Zoning Department is referred to shall mean the Board
of Adjustment of the City of Cape. Canaveral;. and wherever
Brevard County. Health Officer is referred to in Section 15,
for the purposes of construction of trailer parks and enforce-
ment of this Ordinance, Brevard County Health Officer shall
mean the Health Officer of the City of Cape Canaveral. It is
specifically provided that the Board of Adjustment shall not
act upon any application for permits until such application for
permits have been submitted to the Zoning and .Planning Board
for public hearing and its recommendations.
Article II.
1., Penalties for violation of any or all of thin
Ordinance shall be the same as shown in Article XIV of Ordinance
No. 81 -64.
2. This Ordinance shall become effective Immedi-
ately upon its adoption by the City Council of the City of Cape
Canaveral.
Mayor
ATTEST
City Clerk
Approved as to Form:
City Attorney
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 140. 81 -64,
DELETING SECTION 10, of ARTICLE VI DELETING
ORDINANCES NO. 81 -640 and No. 81 -61111; AND
PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS ON ISSUANCE
OF BUILDING PERMITS; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
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BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of
Cape Canaveral, Florida:
SECTION 1.. Section 1 of Article V of Ordinance
No. 81-64 is hereby amended to add an eighth division of the
Zoning Districts of the City of Cape Canaveral . to be known
as "SS -1 Automotive Service Station Districts."
That lands in this district abut certain principal
® streets and /or intersections, the frontages of which are
adaptable to automobile service stations which are located
to conveniently serve residential areas and/or transient
conveyances using public highways, and do not disturb the
peace and tranquility of the residential areas. Therefore,
service stations may only be constructed within the established
SS -1 zones.
However, Service Stations will be allowed as a bona
fide part of hotel, motel or motor court complex of not less
than two hundred (200) guest ,rooms. only one service station
shall be allowed in each such hotel, motel or motor court
complex. Any building permit for a service station in a hotel,
motel or motor court complex shall be issued only to the owner
of said hotel, motel or motor court complex and the building
permit shall be issued only after the hotel, motel or motor
court complex is structurally complete. Service stations con-
structed as abona fide part of a hotel, .motel or motor court
complex must comply with all regulations of Service Stations
constructed in an SS -1 Zone. However, under no circumstances
will Service Stations be allowed as a part of a hotel, motel or
motor court complex located in a Residential Zone.
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SECTION 2. Auto Service Station Requirements:
A. All gasoline pumps shall be set back at least
fifteen (15) feet from any property line. All gasoline storage
tanks shall be installed under ground not less than fifteen (15)
• feet from any property line. .Canopy roofs shall be set back at
least twenty -five (25) feet from any property line. No signs,
portable or fixed,, or any part thereof, shall overhang the fifteen
(15) foot setback requirement..
B. The number of curb breaks or driveways for one (1)
establishment shall not exceed two (2) thirty (30) foot maximum
driveways for each frontage road. Service Stations built on State
Roads must conform with State Road Department regulations. The
curb breaks or driveways shall not be located closer than twenty -
five (25) feet, from the property line at a street intersection or
fifteen (15) feet from a side or rear lot line. Curb breaks and
driveways shall be made or constructed to city specifications and
a city permit shall be required and approved by the Building
Inspector prior to breaking of any curb or installation of a
driveway on or across any right -of -way having a curb or sidewalk.
C. No gasoline and oil filling station and no service
station (which shall mean the main .building) shall be erected or
located within one hundred and fifty (150) feet from the line of
the property on which exists any church, hospital, or public or
parochial school or playgrounds.
D. However, nothing herein shall prohibit the operation
of existing gasoline and oil filling stations or service stations.
SECTION 3. Front, Rear and Side Yard Regulations.
A. The minimum setback distance of the primary build-
ing shall be twenty -five (25) feet from any street and fifteen (15)
feet from the side and rear property lines for SS -1 Districts.
B. Masonry Wall - When a lot in a SS-1 Zone abuts a lot,
either to a aide or to the rear in a Residential District, there
shall be a masonry wall six (6) feet in height,built and maintained
by the owner of said Service Station property, along the entire
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line of abutment of SS -1 and Residential Districts, but shall
not extend into the street setback area.
SECTION 4. Lot, size and building size requirements.
A. Minimum lot size for an Automobile Service Station
in any area shall be 12,500 square feet. Any service station
operated in connection with a hotel, motel or motor court complex
as defined in Section 1 above, shall have a. minimum lot area of
20,000 square feet In addition to the minimum lot area require-
ments as defined under Sub - section C, "Uses Permitted ", Section 5
Article V of Ordinance No. 81-64.
B. Minimum building size for an Automobile Service Station
in any area shall be 1,000 square feet. No outside service racks,
bays, pads or pits will be permitted.
SECTION 5. In the event that all or any part of land
districts zoned as SS -1 are not used for service stations, the
zoning classification of the abutting land shall apply.
If two or more different zoning classifications abut
the SS-1 zoning district, the zoning classification with the
greater restrictions shall apply.
SECTION 6. Sub - section 1 -Q of Section 6 of Article V of
Ordinance No. 81 -64 is hereby deleted, as well as its amendments
as written under Ordinance No. 81 -64a and Ordinance No. 81 -6411.
SECTION 7. This Ordinance shall become effective immedi-
ately upon it adoption.
ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Cape Canaveral,
Florida this _day of , 1966.
ATTESST:
City Clerk
Approved as to Form:
City Attorney
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CAPE CRNRVEDR�,F�ORIDR
SPECIAL MEETING
® ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
February 4, 1966
8:00 P.M.
AGENDA:
Call to order
Roll Call
Reading of Notice of Public Hearing
® Item No. 1. Public. Hearing - Extension of Ridgewood Avenue
and Zoning of Lands Adjacent to Right of Way.
Adjourn
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SPECIAL MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
February 4, 1966
A Special Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of
the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was held at City Hall,
105 Polk Avenue on February 4, 1966.
Chairman E. H. Rhame called the meeting to Order at
8:10 P.M.. Officials present were C. 0.'McBryde, L. C. Nicholas,
E. H. Rhame, Jean K. Taylor and Tom Walters, members of the
Board; Charles Givens, City Engineer, Jack Hurck, Councilman;
and J. A. Rickards, City Manager.
Item No. 1. Public Hearing - Extension of Ridgewood Avenue
and Zoning of Lands Ad,Jacent to Right of Way.
Remarks of the .citizens who attended the Public Hearing
will be outlined in a report which is being prepared by the
Zoning and Planning Board.
There being no other business before the Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 11:40 P.M. on ,a motion by Mrs. Taylor,
seconded by Mr. Walters and passed unanimously.
E. H. Rhame, Chairman
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® REGULAR MEETING
ZONING, AND PLANNING BOARD
February 9, 1966
5:00 P.M.
AGENDA
Call to Order
Roll Call.
I Item No. 1. Bulkhead Line - Work session
Item No. 2. Ridgewood Avenue - work session
Adjourn
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
February 9, 1966
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning. and Planning Board
of the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was held at City
Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on February. 9, 1966.
Chairman E. If. Rhame called the Meeting to Order at
8:10 P.M.. Officials present were C. 0. McBryde, E. H. Rhame,
Jean K. Taylor and Tom Walters, members of the Board;
J. A. Rickards, City Manager and Charles Givens, City Engineer.
L. C. Nicholas was absent due to business.
Item No. 1. Bulkhead Line - Work Session.
At the request of City Council, the Board deferred
action on this matter until after further work by the Council.
Item No. 2. Ridgewood Avenue - Work Session.
Work will be continued on this matter at future meetings.
.There being no other business before the Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 9:45 P.M. on a Motion by Mrs. Taylor,
seconded by Mr. Walters and passed unanimously.
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CIiV OF
CRPE CRNRVERRC,FI.ODDR
PUBLIC HEARING
e ZONING & PLANNING BOARD
February 16, 1966
8:00 P.M.
AGENDA
Call to Order
Roll Call
Reading of Public Hearing Notice
e Item No. 1. Establishment of a TR -1 Single
Family Mobile Home Zone.
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SPECIAL MELTING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
February 16, 1966
A Special Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of
the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was held at the City Hall,
105 Polk Avenue, on February 16, 1966.
The meeting was called to order at 8:15 P.M. by the
Chairman E. H. Rhame.. Officials present were C. 0. McBryde,
L. C. Nicholas, E. H. Rhame, Jean K. Taylor and .Tom 'Walters,
members of the Board; Charles Givens, City Engineer and
J. A. Rickards, City Manager.
Item No. 1. Public Hearing - TR -1 Single Family Mobile
Home Zone.
Mr. Rhame read the Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 81 -64,
® providing for a single family mobile home sub - division. This
sub - division would be located on Justamere'Road where the lots
are too small for other uses.
Those speaking in favor of the matter were Mr. and Mrs.
George Snyder, property owners onJustamere Road,. and Mr. Day,
prospective buyer of a lot on that street,
The Public Hearing recessed at 8:40 P.M. and the Board
members reconvened for deliberation at 8:55 P.M.
After general discussion and consideration of the fact
that there was no strenuous objections to the subdivision,
Mr. Walters moved to pass the matter on the City Council recommend-
ing their approval with the addition of a legal description of
Justamere Road tobe added by the City Attorney. The motion was
seconded by Mr. McBryde and passed unanimously.
There being no other business before the Board, the meetinC
was adjourned at 9:00 P.M. on a motion by Mr. McBryde, seconded
by Mrs. Taylor and passed unanimously.
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E. . Rhame, Chairman
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 81 -64
OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL BY ADDING TO
ARTICLE V; PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT
OF A TR -1 SINGLE FAMILY MOBILE HOME ZONE;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREOF.
TR -1 SINGLE FAMILY MOBILE HOME DISTRICTS. The Sands
in this district are developed with single family mobile
home trailers.
USES PERMITTED.- With the TR -1 Single Family Mobile
Home district, no land or water shall be used except for
single family mobile home trailers and their customary accessory
facilities.
CONDITIONAL USES - There are no conditional uses for
this zoning district.
BUILDING REGULATIONS - In addition to applicable
building regulations of the City of Cape Canaveral, the follow-
ing requirements specifically apply to TR -1 districts:
(1) Cabanas that are attached to .a mobile home will be
perpitted, but only so long as used in conjuction with a
mobile home. Cabanas and accessory buildings shall have no
sanitary plumbing or kitchen facilities.
(2) The construction of permanent type residential
buildings is prohibited.
BUILDING HEIGHT REGULATIONS - No building or structure
shall exceed fifteen (15) feet in height.
BUILDING SITE AREA REGULATIONS Each single family
mobile home shall be located on a lot 'or, parcel of land having
an area of not less than 2500 square feet and having an
average width of not lees than 50 feet.
FRONT, REAR AND SIDE YARD REGULATIONS -
(1) Front yard. There shall be a front yard of not
less than 15 feet in depth.
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(2) Rear yard. There shall be a rear yard of not
less than 5 feet in depth.
(3) Side yard. Side yards shall be provided on each —
side of each mobile home of not lees than 5 feet in depth.
LOT COVERAGE —Forty percent (40%) of the lot area
is the maximum amount of land that may be covered by the
principal and accessory buildings or structures located
thereon.
MINIMUM FLOOR AREA REQUIREMENTS - In the TR 71 single
family mobile home distriat, minimum requirements for first
floor area per home shall be 350 square feet.
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CRPE CR O R4, FIORiDR
REGULAR MEETING
® ZONING. AND PLANNING BOARD
February 23, 1966
8 :00 P.M.
Agenda:
Call to Order
Roll Call
Reading of Public Hearing Notice
® Item No. 1. Public Hearing - Travis L. Grier Request
to Operate a Lounge and Restaurant for
On Premises. Consumption of Alcoholic
Beverages.
Adjourn
REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
February 23, 1966
A Regular meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of
the City of Cape Canaveral was held at the City Hall, 105 Polk
• Avenue, February 23, 1966.
The Meeting was called to Order at 8:05 by the Chairman,
E. H. Rhame. Officials present were L. C. Nicholas, E. H. Rhame,
Jean K. Taylor and Tom Walters, members of the Board;
Charles Givens, City Engineer and J. A. Rickards, City Manager.
C. 0. McBryde, Board member, was absent.
Item No. 1. Public Hearin - Travis L. Grier Request to
Opera e a ounpe an es auran or n Premises oneump on
�'�co —o c Beverages.
® The location of the proposed operation would be in
Canaveral Beach Gardens, Unit 2 on Caroline Street just off
North Atlantic Avenue.
Mr. Grier stated that the building would atwo -story
structure, serving food and alcoholic beverages .with nocarry
out service; that the seating capacity would be approximately
260 persons, Parking facilities, as indicated on the drawing,
would accomodate 26 cars.. He was informed by the Board that
a City Ordinance requires one parking space for each three
seating spaces in such an establishment.
Since .there were no other remarks, for or against the
operation, Mr. Rhame declared the Public Bearing closed.at
8:35 P.M.
After a short recess, the Board reconvened at 8;40 P.M.
for deliberation.
Mr. Grier returned and asked the Board to defer action on
the case until Its next 'regular meeting 'so. that he .could revise
his parking situation.
After discussion, Mrs. Taylor moved to table the matter
until the next regular meeting to give the applicant additional
time to revise his parking plans.' Seconded by Mr. Walters and
paused unanimously.
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February 23, 1966
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There being no other business before the Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 9:15 P.M. on a Motion by Mr. Walters,
seconded by Mrs. Taylor and passed unanimously.
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REGULAR
® ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
March 9, 1966
8:00 PM
AGENDA
Call to Order
Roll Call
Item 1. Travis L. Grier Request to Operate aLounge
and.Restaurantfor On Premises Consumption
of Alcoholic Beverages.
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-Item 2. Shuford Mills Request for On Premises Consumption
Of Alcoholic Beverages - Public Hearing.
It" 3. Amendment to Zoning Ordinance #81 -64 Pertaining
to Trailer Parka.
Item 4. Miscellaneous Proposed Revisions to Ordinance #81 -64.
Adjourn /� CO, >7/J1
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CIiY OF
CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA
REGULAR
® ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
March 9, 1966
8:00 PM
AGENDA
Call to Order
Roll Call
Item 1. Travis L. Grier Request to Operate aLounge
and.Restaurantfor On Premises Consumption
of Alcoholic Beverages.
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-Item 2. Shuford Mills Request for On Premises Consumption
Of Alcoholic Beverages - Public Hearing.
It" 3. Amendment to Zoning Ordinance #81 -64 Pertaining
to Trailer Parka.
Item 4. Miscellaneous Proposed Revisions to Ordinance #81 -64.
Adjourn /� CO, >7/J1
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
March 9, 1966
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of
the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was ,held at City Hall,
105 .Polk Avenue on March 9, 1966.
The Meeting was called to Order at 8:05 P.M. by the chair-
man E. H. Rhame. Officials present were L. C. Nicholas,
E. H. Rhame, Jean K. Taylor and Tom Walters, members of the
Board; Charles Givens, City Engineer; J. A. Rickards, City
Manager; Jack Hurek, Councilman and H. F. Priebe, Building
Official; C. 0. McBryde, member of the Board was absent due
to business.
Item 1. Travis L. Grier eRe ueat to 0 erate Loun and
a onu t n o co eataurant or n rem s o .11
everages.
Due to his inability to obtain additional parking area,
the applicant withdrew his request.
Item 2. Shuford Mills Request for On Premises Consumption of
Alcoholic Beverages.
The Public Hearing Notice and letter to property owners
was read.
Mr. John Starling, attorney for Shuford Mills, explained
that the operation will be in the form of a private club known
as Palms East in the center of the Canaveral Beach. Gardens
Apartment complex. Membership will be limited to residents of the
apartments and they will be entitled to bring guests. The pur-
pose of the club is to provide a recreational area for renters
and thereby an added enticement to keep the apartments filled.
The apartments will be rented to adults only with no children
allowed. Seating capacity will be 200 with parking in the complex
providing for 340 spaces. Room for 'additional spaces will be
provided if necessary. Mr. Starling felt that the club would
keep drinking drivers off the streets, since it is to be located
in the center of the complex and within walking distance of the
members.
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March 9, 1966
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Mr. Bennett of Palms East, who will be resident manager
of the club, stated that this idea has been used very effect-
ively In other cities in California and Texas. A manager will
® be on premises at all times when the club is open to see that
the operation is on ahigh plane. complete meals will be
served as well as alcoholic beverages.
Marion Miller, president of Palms East, Inc., stated that
the club would be exclusively for young people age 21 to 40 and
would not be open during school .hours.
Marion Sherman stated that he was familiar with the same
type operation in Dallas, Texas and that it was very effective
Sand a most interesting approach.
There being no other proponents to speak for the operation,
Mr. Rhame asked for statements from objectors.
Mr. Rex Morris, representing the Kenwood Kindergarden and
Nursery, asked to go on record as being opposed to the request.
Ills objection was based largely on the close proxlmityof the
club to the elementary school and his kindergarden and the fact
that it would be on an arterial street leading to the school.
Dr. Paul Jahn felt that considerable thought should be
given to this request before granting approval for the same
reasons expressed by Mr. Morris.
The Public Hearing recessed 9:50 P.M. and the Board reconvened
at 9:55 P.M.
After general discussion, Mr. Rhame polled the Board for
their opinions on the Shuford Mills Request for on Premises
Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages. Remarks by the Board were as
follows:
Mrs. Taylor - In favor and can see no reason to withhold
approval. This is a new progressive, proposal and she hopes the
City will be progressive in its conKlderation of the request. It
would fill a need for unmarried people to find companionship under
supervised conditions.
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Mr. Walters - In favor of granting request. Believe: It
is a good idea and would not be detrimental to the City. No
parking problem.
Mr. Nicholas - Agrees with Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Walters
and feels It would be an asset to the City, but should be
considered a commercial enterprize and a separate entity from
the apartments and should show sufficient parking of one space
for each three seats since we have no guarantee that Shuford
Mills will continue to operate the lounge indefinitely.
Mr. Rhame - Good commercially, but opposed to the request
since he does not feel itwould be good for the city's image
to publicly promote the idea of a restricted and intimate club
for unattached young adults. Also, managerial responsibility
might .change in the future, which in turn . might change the
operation of the club..
Mr. Hurck - This is a one - package Federal Housing Admini-
stration project. Meets all city zoning requirements and
Intent of club is for use by residents of the apartments and
no parking problem since it will be used by the renters.
Firmly believes the club as such will not be detrimental to
the City and can see no reason why It shouldn't be considered
In that light.
Voting by the Board on the matter was as follows:
Approval: Mr. Nicholas, Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Walters.
Disapproval:. Mr. Rhame.
With a vote of three in favor and one opposed, the Board
recommends that approval be granted, based on the facts that
It meets requirements of the zoning ordinance, is progressive,
not detrimental to the city, and will be an asset to the city.
The minority objection was because 6f the general promotion
of the enterprize would tend to promote "undesirable" activity
within the City..
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Item 3. Amendment to Zoning Ordinance #81 -64 pertaining to
Tesler ar s.
The Board voted unanimously to recommend to City Council
to amend Ordinance #81 -64 by striking the word "new" from the
title of that portion dealing with trailer parks and to clean
up the last paragraph of that section because a sentence was
left out of the , original ordinance. (copy of proposed amend-
ments attached hereto.).
Item 4. Miscellaneous Proposed Amendments to Ordinance #81 -64
Mr. McBryde,Mr. Nicholas, Mr. Hurck and Mr. Priebe will
compile the necessary revisions and submit them to the Board
at its next meeting.
On a motion by Mr. Nicholas, seconded by Mr. Walters and
passed unanimously,, the meeting was adjourned at 11:00 P.M.
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ORDINANCE NO.
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AN ORDINANCE MENDING ORDINANCE NO, 81 -64
OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL BY AMENDING
SECTION 24 OF ARTICLE VI; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
Article I.
e 1, Article VI, Section 24 of Ordinance No,81 -64
Is hereby amended to read as follows:
TRAILER PARKS
(1) There is hereby adopted and made a part hereof
Section 15 of Resolution No, Z -1, known as the "Brevard
County Zoning Regulations." Said action referring specifi-
cally to trailers and trailer parks.
(2) For purposes of construction of trailer parks in
eSection 15, Resolution No. Z -1, .wherever Brevard County
Zoning Department is, referred to shall mean the Board of
Adjustment of the City of Cape Canaveral; and wherever Brevard
County Health Officer is referred to in Section 15, for the
purposes of construction of trailer parks and enforcement of
this Ordinance, Brevard County .Health Officer shall mean the
Health Officer of the City of Cape Canaveral. It is specifi-
cally provided that the Board of Adjustment shall not act
upon any application for permits until such application for
permits have been submitted to the Zoning and Planning Board
for public hearing and its recommendations.
Article II.
1. Penalties for violation of any or all of this
Ordinance shall be the same as shown in Article XIV.of Ordinance
No, 81 -64.
2, This Ordinance shall become effective immediately
upon its adoption by the City Council . of the City of Cape
Canaveral.
Mayor
Attest:
City Clerk
Approved as to Form:
City Attorney
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REGULAR MEETING
• ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
March 30, 1966
AGENDA
Call to Order
Roll Call
Reading of Public Notices
Item 1, Canaveral Corporation's Request to Lease Property
to E. I. Mariani Corporation for Construction and
Operation of an asphalt plant,
® Item 2. Travis L. Grier Request to Operate Restaurant and
Lounge for on Premises Consumption of Alcoholic
Beverages.
Item 3. Work Session - Revisions to Ordinance No. 81 -64.
Item 4, SS -1 - Service Station Zoning,
Adjourn 9- /5
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
March 30, 1966
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board
19 of the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was held at City
Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on March 30, 1966.
The meeting was called to order at 8:05 P.M. by the
Vice Chairman Tom Walters. Officials present were C. 0.
McBryde, Jean K. Taylor and Tom Walters„ members of the
Board; Charles givens, .City Engineer; Jack Hurck, Council-
man; J. A: Rickards, City Manager and H. F. Priebe, Building
Official., E. H. Rhame, chairman of the Board,was absent
due to illness. L. C. Nicholas, member of the Board, was
absent due to business.
Item 1. Canaveral Cor oration Re Lest to Leace.Pro erty
to E. I. Mariam Cor oration or Construction an 0 eration
of an Asphalt lant.- ruDlic hear ng.
Mr. Cyrus Luley, owner of the property in question,
explained the exact location of the proposed plant and
stated that it will be the same type plant which E. I.
Mariani Corporation requested to build in another location
earlier this year. At that time the Board asked them to
find another location further north. The plant will manu-
facture pre -mixed asphaltemulslon. Plans call for fourteen
tanks with capacities of 10, 20 and 40 thousand gallons.
No other proponents spoke for the proposal.
Mr. Bill Eberwein stated that he had no objection to
the plant.
Item 2. Travis L. Osier Re Lest to 0 erate a Restaurant and
oun,e or n rem ses onsum t on of co o is Beverages.
F= 11C Hearing.
Mr. Crier stated that the only .change from his last
request is the location of the building. His last application
was withdrawn due to his inability to obtain sufficient park-
ing area. Rigs building will seat a minimum of 220 and
maximum of 260, with parking spaces providing for 92 cars.
The upstairs restaurant will serve family -style meals and
the bar and recreational area will occupy the downstairs.
No other proponents spoke for the request.
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Mrs. Marie R. Lenie, property owner, stated that she
objected to the request, since it is within 500 feet of her
property.-
• The .Public Hearing recessed at 8:50 P.M. and the
Board reconvened for deliberation at 8:55 P.M.
Item 1. Canaveral Cor oration Ruest_to Lease Property to
R. I. ar an or ora on or t§,
e onstruc on an evr tion
of an spha t P ant.
After general discussion, the Board voted unanimously
to recommend to the Board. of Adjustment approval of the request.
Approval based on the facts that there was no objection,
the plant would be good for future growth of the City, the
Ocompany selected a site further north in the city as was
suggested earlier this year, properly zoned and meets all
.requirements of the zoning ordinance.
Item 2. Travis L. Grier Re uest to Oerate a Restaurant and
Lounge or n rem sea onsump on o co o is Beverages.
After general discussion, the Board voted unanimously
to recommend to the Board of Adjustment approval of the request.
Approval based on the facts that it meets all zoning
requirements, sufficient parking facilities, city needs nice
restaurant, recreational facilities will be provided, and only
one person voiced an objection.
Item 3. Work Session - Proposed Revisions to Ordinance #81 -64
The Committee will meet again Saturday, April 2, to do
further work on the revisions. It was moved, by Mr. McBryde,
seconded by Mrs. Taylor to table the item until the next
regular meeting. Passed unanimously.
Item 4. SS -1
It was moved by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. McBryde
and passed unanimously to table this item until the next
regular. meeting.
There being no other business before the Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 9:15 P.M. on motion by Mr. McBryde,
seconded by Mrs. Taylor and passed unanimously.
Tom •:a tern, Ice -Cha rman
Adjourn
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AGENDA:
Call
to
Order I!
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Roll
Call
Reading
of Minutes: Special Meeting Feb. 4, 1966
Regular Meeting Feb. 9, 1966`;
Regular Meeting Feb. 23, 1966
Regular Meeting March 9,,1966
Regular Meeting March 30, 1966
1.
SS -1 (Service Station Zones).
OItem
Item
2.
Ridgewood Avenue'- Discussion of progress.
Item
3.
P. A. Scabargzl Request to Expand Trailer Park.
Item
4.
Work Session - Mise. Revisions to Ord. 81 -64.
Adjourn
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
April 13, 1966
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of
41 the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was held at City Hall,
105 Polk Avenue April 13, 1966,
The Meeting was called to Order by the Chairman
E. H. Rhame at 8:10 P.M. Officials present were Chairman
and
E. H. Rhame, C. 0. McBryde, L. C. Nicholas, /Jean K. .Taylor,
members of the Board; City Manager J. A. Rickards; Council-
man Jack Hurck and Building Official H. F. Priebe. Tom
Walters, member of the Board, . was absent due to illness.
® On Motion by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Nicholas
and passed unanimously, the Minutes of the following meetings
were approved as submitted: Special Meeting February 4, 1966;
Regular Meeting 9, 1966, Regular Meeting February 23, 1966;
Regular Meeting March 9, 1966; Regular Meeting March 30, 1966.
Item 1. SS -,1 (Service Station Zones).
This Item was completed by the Zoning Board in January,
1966 and referred to City Council for Workshop. The Item was
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not placed on City Council Agenda.
The Zoning and Planning Board hereby requests that this
Item be placed on the Council's Agenda for disposition.
Item 2. Ridgewood Avenue - Discussion of Progress.
Mr. Rhame gave a brief report to bring the Board up to
date on this matter.
Item 3. P. A. Scabarozi Request to Expand Trailer Park.
Mr. Scabarozi has requested that he be allowed to expand
his trailer park by adding 16 additional .spaces, leaving an
80'ft. dedication for the proposed Port Road and a 25' setback.
It was the Board'a decision that Mr. Scabarozi will need
to complete the necessary forms for placing the matter on the
Agenda and subsequent public hearing.
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April 13, 1966
Page Two
Item 4. Work Session - Miscellaneous Revisions to
Ordinance
A rough draft of the proposed revisions to the zoning
ordinance was completed and is herewith submitted to the
Council's Workshop for their consideration.
There being no other business before 'the Board,the
meeting was adjourned at 12:15 P.M. on a Motion by Mrs.
Taylor, seconded by Mr. McBryde and passed unanimously.
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ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
® April 19, 1966
City Hall s: 110 f-
AGENDA:
Call to Order
Roll Call
Reading of Public Hearing Notice
Item 1. P. A. Scabarozi Request to Complete Trailer
Park. - ub is Hear ng.
® Item 2. Ridgewood Avenue - Work Session.
Item 3. Revisions to Ord. 81 -64 - Work Session.
Adjourn
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
April 27, 1966
A.. Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of
the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was held at City Hall,
105 Polk Avenue, April 27, 1966.
The Meeting was called to Order at 8:10 P.M. by the
Chairman E. H. Rhame. Officials present were L. C. Nicholas,
C. 0. McBryde, E. H. Rhame, Jean K. .Taylor and Tom Walters,
members of the Board; J. A. Rickards, City Manager; Charles
Givens, city Engineer and H. F. Priebe, Building Official.
Item 1. Public Hearin - P. A. Scabarozi Request to Complete
ra er ar .
The Notice of Public Hearing and letter to property
owners were read. Mr. Scabarozi was asked to present his case
to the Board.
He stated that part of his property was purchased in 1956
and at that time he was given permission by the County to
proceed with his trailer park. Additional property was pur-
chased In 1960 (prior to the City's incorporation), but he
was unable to complete the construction of the park due to
lack of finances and proper sewage disposal facilities. He
In now in a position to complete the park according to city
and county regulations.
There were no other proponents to speak for the request
and no objections were voiced.
The meeting recessed for a short time and 'reconvened at
8:35 P.M. for deliberation on the request.
After deliberation and .polling the Board, the Board
voted unanimously for approval. The unanimous vote was based
on the following reasons:
The major part of the land has been owned since 1956 and
supplemented in 1960 .(prior to City's incorporation) and was
intended for use as a trailer park from its inception.
Applicant has continually improved the property by draining
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Page Two
and filling and is desirious of building a quality trailer
park. Reasons for not completing the park earlier were
(a) lack of finances, and (b).,limitation of land use due
• to County Health Regulations regarding septic tanks.
Recommendation for approval of request is subject to
applicant's obtaining applicable engineered plans for com-
pletion of the park.
Item 2. Ridgewood Avenue Work Session
For the purpose of letting bids for the paving and
drainage program on June 1, Tom Strang of Briley,Wild &
Associates, stressed the need to replat a portion of Ridgewood
® Avenue involving the dog leg and he presented a, proposed
replat.
It was moved by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Walters
and passed unanimously to authorize Charles Givens, City
Engineer, to proceed with the replatting of Ridgewood Avenue
at a maximum fee of $550.00.
Item 3. Revisions to Ordinance 81 -64 - Work Session
The revisions to this ordinance have been given to the City
Attorney for the purpose of typing arough draft to be
presented to the Council.
There being no other business before the Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 10:00 P.M. on a motion by Mr.
McBryde, seconded by Mrs. Taylor and passed unanimously.
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
May 11, 1966
'City Hall - - 8:00 P.M.
AGENDA
Item 1. Florida Power & Light Company Request to
Construct Sub - Station in City of Cape Canaveral -
Public Hearing
Item 2. Work. Session - Rosalind Avenue between Washington
Avenue and Adams Avenue.
® Item 3. Work Session - Ridgewood Avenue.
Adjourn
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REGULAR MELTING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
May 11, 1966
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of
the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was held at City Hall,
105 Polk Avenue on May 11, 1966. The meeting was called to
order at 8:00 P.M. by the Chairman E. H. Rhame.
Officials present were C. O. McBryde, L. C. Nicholas,
E. H. Rhame, Jean K. Taylor and Tom Walters, members of the
Board, Jack Hurck, Councilman; Charles Givens, City Engineer;
J. A. Rickards, City Manager and H. F. Priebe, Building
Official.
0 Item 1. Public He - Florida'Power and LS ht Com anv
Request to onstrset a u -stat on an = ery ce enter.
The Public Hearing notice and letter to property owners
were read.
Mr. Paul Roberts, agent for owners of the property in question,
stated that Mr. Murphy had expressed a'desire that the request be
granted.
Mr. Bob Smith, Asst. Div. Engineer for FP &L Co., presented
the plans for the sub - station. He stated that the electrical
requirements of the city would double In five years and in order
properly nerve the city, the sub - station . will be necessary.
Proposed plans show a 12 ft, high decorative wall surrounding
the station and service center; it will be professionally
landscaped and maintained; sidewalk around entire property;
wiring would consist of three leads in and three out; distribution
system will all be underground; actual construction would start
in approximately two years.
Mr. E. J. Kendall asked what the effect would be on T.V. and
radio reception.. Several .letters from manufacturers . and diatri-
butors of T.V. sets and radios were presented which stated in
essence that the sub - station, in their opinion, would have no
adverse effect .
Mr. Dallas Foard questioned the zoning and was informed that
it was properly zoned.
Mr. Rhame asked for statements from proponents.
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Mr. Tangney, property owner, stated that he was Sn favor
of the request; that it will be a necessity as the city grows.
.Task Hurck, councilman, stated that as a resident he was
in favor and would .rather have the sub-station located across
the street from his Property than alarge apartment project.
lie was in doubt about the height of the wall and the possible
loss of tax revenue.
Mr. Baia stated that he was not for or against, but felt
the appearance of the structure should be such such that it
would not devalue surrounding property.
Mr. Gordon state that he was in favor of granting the request.
Mr. Rhame asked for statements from objectors and no objections
were voiced.
The public, hearing was recessed at 10:00 P.M. and the Board
reconvened at 10:15 P.M.
It was moved by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Walters and
passed unanimously to accept the minutes of April 13 and 27
regular meetings as submitted.
After discussion and polling the Board on the Florida .Power
and Light Company request, Mr. Walters, Mr. McBryde, Mr. Rhame
and Mrs. Taylor voted to recommend approval, based on the follow-
ing qualifications: that the height of the wall be increased to
a maximum of 14 ft.; setbacks be 25 ft. on all sides; City
approval of landscaping and constructural plans; all underground
conduits be installed prior to street paving program; that
property be cleared within 30 after Council approval, if granted,
and that a sidewalk be installed on all aides of the property.
Mr. Nicholas voted for disapproval, based on the fact that he
does not want the sub - station located In the city.
Item 2. Rosalind Avenue between Washln ton and AdameAvenues.
The Board accepted the proposed sketch for the correction of
that portion of Rosalind Avenue, which was prepared by Charles
Givens, and requests that the city right of way agent be
Instructed to proceed with obtaining the required right of way.
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Item 3. Ridgewood Avenue
Mr. Rhame advised the Board of the letter which he had
• sent out to the property owners concerning dedication of
property. As yet, no responses have been received. Follow
up by phone will be made within a week.
There being no other business before the Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 11:30 P.M. on a motion by Mrs. Taylor,
seconded by Mr. McBryde and passed unanimously.
L. H. Rfiame, unairman
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ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
June 1, 1966
8:00. P.14.
AGENDA
Call to Order
Roll Call
Minutes - Regular Meeting May 11, 1966
• Item 1. Work Session - Ridgewood Avenue
Item 2. Work Session - Zoning Ordinance
Adjourn
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REGULAR MEETING OC �
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ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
June 1, 1966
• A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board
of the City, of Cape Canaveral was held at City Hall,
105 Polk Avenue June 1, 1966. The Meeting was called
to Order by the Chairman E. H. Rhame. Officials present
were E. H. Rhame, C. 0. McBryde, Jean K. Taylor and
Tom Walters, members of the Board, Charles Givens, City
Engineer; Jack Hurck, Councilman and H. F. Priebe, Building
Official. Leo Nicholas, Board member, was absent due to
• business.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 11, 1966 were
approved as submitted.
Item 1. Work Session - Ridgewood Avenue
A general work session was conducted.
Item 2. Work Session -. Zoning Ordinance
Chairman Rhame stated that all revisions were completed
and that a rough draft was to be prepared by the City
Attorney for presentation to the City Council.
There, being no other business before the Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 8:50 P.M. on a motion by Mrs. Taylor,
seconded by Mr. McBryde and passed unanimously.
E. H. Hh ie, Chairman
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June 15, 1966 �.
AGENDA:
,8:00 P.M.
Call to
Order
Roll Call
Minutes:
Regular Meeting June 1, 1966
Item 1.
Work Seselon - Ridgewood Avenue
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Adjourn
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Bolt CalZ.
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Itaa 1. Election of Dfficera'
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Itnn 3. Planning roalo far year 1966- 1967.
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
June 29, 1966
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board
of the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was held at city Hall,
105 Polk Avenue on June, 29, 1966. The Meeting was called to
Order at 8:10 P.M. by the Chairman E. H. Rhame.
Those present were C. 0. McBryde, L. C. Nicholas,
E. ti. Rhame and Jean K. Taylor, members of the Board; Charles
Givens, City Engineer; J. A. Rickards, City Manager; Paul V.
Knittel, Councilman and H. F. Priebe, Building. Official.
Tom Walters, member of the Board, called to state that he
would be unable to .attend the meeting and submitted his verbal
resignation due to health reasons and said that a letter would
follow.
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of June 1, 1966
were approved as read.
Item 1. Election of Officers
Mr. Nicholas moved that Mr. Rhame continue as Chairman
of the Zoning and Planning Board. Mrs. Taylor seconded the
Motion. On a Motion by Mr. McBryde, seconded by Mr.. Nicholas
and passed unanimously, nominations were closed and the Board
voted unanimously to elect Mr. Rhame as Chairman..
Mr. McBryde moved that Mrs. Taylor be elected as Vice
Chairman of the Zoning and Planning Board. Mr. Nicholas
seconded the Motion. On aMotion by Mr. McBryde, seconded by
Mr. Nicholas, nominations for vice chairman were closed and the
Board voted unanimously to elect Mrs. Taylor as Vice Chairman.
Item 2. General Summarization of business during,, the year
1965 -1966.
A general summary of Zoning and Planning Board business
during the .1965 -196.6 year revealed that final action has not
been taken by City Council on the following items:
1. Marlant Asphalt Company's request to construct an
asphalt plant on Luley's propertY.
1oe• o prmise sumption of
2. Shuford I•tillr uqueat
alcoholic at Palm= East.
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3. Revised Zoning Ordinance and SS -1 zoning.
4. Zoning maps.
Item 3. Planning Goals for 1966 - 1967.
Items for consideration and accomplishment during the 1966 -
1967 year are as follows:
1. Swimming pool ordinance.
2. Extention of Ridgewood Avenue.
3. Port Road ,paving to Central Blvd.
4. Cleanup of Trailer courts.
The Board further requests that the Building Official
report on construction activity at each meeting and the Zoning
® Councilman report on the Council's action on Zoning Board
recommendations.
On a Motion, by Mr. McBryde, seconded by Mr. Nicholas
and passed unanimously, Charles Givens was re- appointed as an
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ex- officio member to serve during the 1966 -67 year at a ea�heay� "
of $100.00 per month.
Pending receipt of Tom Walter's written resignation,
it was moved by Mr. McBryde, seconded by Mrs. Taylor and passed
unanimously to recommend that the City Council appoint Mrs.
Ernestine Butte as a Zoning Board member to replace Mr. Walters.
There being no other business before the Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 10:45 P.M. on a motion by Mr. McBryde,
seconded by Mrs. Taylor and passed unanimously.
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
July 13, 1966
8 -00 P. id.
AGENDA
Call to Order
Roll Call
Minutes of June 29, 1966
1. Report on Council action on Zoning Board
Recommendations - Councilman Knittel.
2. Report of construction permits - Building Official.
® 3. Budget Review.
4. Reading of first draft of revised Zoning
ordinance #81-64.
5. Replat of Chandler Park and routing of Ridgewood
Avenue.
Adjourn
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REGULAR PIEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
July 13, 1966
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of
® the City of Cape Canaveral was held at City Hall, 105 Polk
Avenue on July 13, 1966. The meeting was called to order at
8:00 P.M, by the Chairman E. H..Rhame.
Those present were E. H. Rhame, Chairman of the Board;
C. 0. McBryde, L. C. Nicholas and Jean K. Taylor,, members of
the Board; Charles Givens, City Engineer; Paul V. Knittel,
Councilman; J. A. Rickards, City Manager and Ii. F. Priebe,
Building official.
® The minutes of the Regular Meeting of June 29, 1966 were
read and approved as amended,
Item 1. Report on Council action on Zoning Board
Recommendations - Councilman Knittel.
Councilman Knittel reported on various items which were
awaiting final action by City Council.
Item 2. Report of construction permits - Building Offi.clal
H. F. Priebe submitted a written report of construction
activity from January 1, 1966 through July 13, 1966.
Item 3. Budget Review
The Board reviewed the budget needs for the 1966 -6% fiscal
year and requested Mr. McBryde to draw tip a statement of Justiflcat.icn
of the Board -s request.
Item 17. Reading of first draft of revised Zoning
Ordinance
Representatives of the Board will attend a Council
Workshop to discuss the proposed revision to the Zoning Ordinance
and SS -1 zoning.
Item 5. Replat of Chandler Park and routing of Ridgewood Ave.
A work session was conducted on these items.
There being no other business before the Board, the meetin,:,
was adjourned at 10:15 P.M. on a Motion. by Mrs. Taylor, beconded
by Mr. Brde and passed unanimously.
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CN °E July 13, 13, 1966
Zoning and Planning Board
• City of Cape Canaveral, Florida
Honorable !..embers:
To bring the Board up to date on the
activities of
the
Building Department, a recap of activities from 1 January,
1966
to 30 June, 1966 is offered:
J A `'UARY
Permits issued
7
Categories
Remodel 8: repair (est. cost)
$ 8,750.00
Fence
26o.00
Additions
2,40o.03
- 1ou::_r c
41.000.00
® Total
Cost of Permits
$ 278.20.
— 3BRUARY .
a *_emits issued
8.
Categories
Remodel % repair
$ ',503.00
..dditions
i 764. c0
Billboards
1.200.00
Cost of Permit..
issued 7
ca'a
ry apartments .�, 23.(?J
repair :30.03
ions. 150. %J
Nerds ::C0. C0
-- sprir.Iclers i =3.00
Cc_: of Total $97,22:..,
Permits , 427.00
2.
Pe:':-,its issued
9
Cata;ories
�:otel & ;Motel (piling
only)
$23,000.00
Remodel &repairs
23,910.00
Addition
'500.00
Billboard
1.250.00
Total
$48,6E0.00
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Coast of Permits
$ 150.00
Per:rits issued
15
Catagories
Co ^.^..ercial
$540,000.00
Public Building
22,000.00
Remodel E; repair
5,875.00
1,300.00
.Additions
Billboards
2,250.00
;.:ells & sprinklers
630.00
Total
$572,055.00
Cost of Permits
$ 1,430.00
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- _ts issued
Ca"a,7ories
Re. :o-ael & repair
700.00.
Acal- Zions.
500.00
Wells & sprinklers
3ro.0o
Total
Ce37; Jf Permits
y 21.00
D, . r i;he period from
10 Mac-
tC 10 uu ^.e, 263
sewer
_swacd at ,",,5.00
cach for „
.ot�_ o£
$ 1.3':.x•
rcm i July, 1966 to
date the: „ , ...,_ts
have bee
_ - -.ad:
J. 7 ererein -move house
-- J.oO
Y
ncc ::oImes Stater.
- addition
_ .:u.03
1..
..:,., �. Jiro'❑ Const.
- ^Dormitcry
`1,73v,00
510.x.'.
9 •
1 pc: Sod �l �e:;or conrcctSo;•,
�cuvd at $j.00
each for a total of c:.
157.0c
® spect:,,11Y cub.
^..Sttec,
Build :glebe
inBOfficial
e
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CRP[ CRNAUM,[[MH
REOULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING HOARD
August 10, 1966
AGENDA:
Call to Order
Roll Call .
Minutes- July 13, 1966.
Item 1. General Work Session
Adjourn
REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
August 10, 1966
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of the
e City of Cape Canaveral was held at City Hall on August 10, 1966.
The Meeting was called to Order at 8:10 P.M. by the Chairman
E. H. Rhame. Those present were E. H. Rhame, Chairman; C. 0.
McBryde, L. C. Nicholas, 0. J. Salvaggio and Jean K. Taylor.
members of the Board; J. A. Rickards, City Manager; Charles
Givens, City Engineer and H. F. Priebe, Building Official.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of July 13, 1966 were approved
as read.
® The Building Official reported on construction permits
Issued from July 27 through. August, 10, 1966.
A 1966 -67 budget justification was prepared by Mr. McBryde
for presentation to the Budget Committee.
Dr. Paul Jahn, property owner on Holman Road, attended the
meeting to discuss a north -south road in the south end of the
City. The Board suggested that he get additional information
and attend the next regular meeting for further work on the subject.
Zoning maps were discussed and Mr. Givens stated that they
were almost . completed and would be ready for the next regular
meeting on August 31, 1966.
The re -plat of Chandler Park was discussed. Mr. Rhame stated
that he was to contact Mr. Ted Hollo to discuss his property in
that area.
There being no other items for discussion, the meeting was
adjourned at 10:05 P.M. on a Motion by Mr. McBryde, seconded by
Mr. Salvaggio and passed unanimously.
Respectfully submitted,
L. H. ,name, a rman
CITY OF
CRPE CRNR IW,RODR
REGULAR MEETING
•
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
August 31, 1966
8:00 P. M.
AGENDA
Call to Order
Roll Call
Minutes of August 10, 1966
® Item 1. Councilman's Report -Paul Knittel
Item 2. Building Official's Report - H. F. Priebe
Item 3. Work Shop - Dr. Jahn's property and surrounding
Property.
Item 4. Work Shop - Replat of Chandler Park
Adjourn
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
August 31, 1966
A Regular meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of
the City of Cape Canaveral was held at City Hall, .105 Polk
Avenue on August 31, 1966. The meeting was called to order at
8:00 P.M. by the Chairman E. H. Rhame..
Those present were E. H. Rhame,Chairman; L. C. Nicholas,
C. 0. McBryde, a. J.'Salvaggio and Jean K. Taylor, members of
the Board; J. A. Rickards, City Manager; Paul Knittel, Council-
man; Charles Givens, City Engineer and H. V. Priebe, Building
Official..
The Minutes of August 10, 1966 were approved as read.
Item 1. Counoilman's Report.:.
Councilman Paul Knittel reported the following:
The Zoning Board Budget approved as submitted.
Council still working tentatively on Zoning Ordinance, but
had not work shopped it as yet and was considering a special
meeting to work on the Zoning Ordinance.
Dr. Jahn attended the last Council meeting to discuss the
north -south road in the south end of the City.
Item 2 Building Official's Report on construction permits.
H. F. Priebe reported on building permits and sewer permits
issued from Aug. 10 thru Aug. 14, 1966. (copy attached)
Item 3 Work Shop - Dr. Jahn's Property and surrounding Property.
Dr. Jahn stated that the property owners in his area desired
a 40 ft, road running from AIA.thru Little Holman Road and down
to the south City limits. He felt that such road would allow
that area to develop and that rights of way for such a road could
be obtained with little difficulty.
The Board suggested that Dr. Jahn prepare a letter stating
the desire and intentions of the people involved, and- isubmit it to
the Board along with a drawing of the proposed road.
Item 4 Work Shop - Replat of Chandler Park.
Tom Strang stressed the need for adecision on the routing
of Ridgewood'thru this area and whether the east or west side of
the road would be paved during the present paving project. Mr. R!iaim
requested the City Manager to put the item on the Council Norkslinp
a a
Regular Meeting - August 31, 1966
Page Two.
agenda for disposal at the next Council Meeting, since time Is
of the essence. ,
There being no other business before the Hoard, the meeting
was adjourned at 9:45 P.M. on a motion by Mr. Salvaggio$1 seconded
by Mrs. Taylor and passed unanimously.
Respectfully submitted,
. it. Ename, Chairman
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P-P,
F3ulldlnr, p.1 -nits Issued Aur. 10 thru Au r*. 37. 1166
fi /16 Canaveral Corporation
B/16 David Anderson
8/19 U. S. Development Co.
8/19 Loma Linda University
Addition
$350.00
$6.10
Addition
residence
5,620.00
27.00
Addition to
Shopping Center
2,512.00
.29.60
Rewire
2,000.00
17.00
35 Permits issued during month of August. at $5.00 each.
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[01 Ufiffhl'RORIDR
September 9, 1966
TO: Members of City Council and
Members of Zoning & Planning Board
This is to notify you that a Work Shop meeting
has been called for Tuesday, September 13, 1966
at 7:30 P.M. at the City Hall to work on the
Zoning Ordinance.
onna J. ',pderson
City Clerk
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- C7ULAR M11"TING
«Oli 7770 AND PL-UININC POARD
September 141 1966
A Regular meatinp. of the Zoning and Planning Board of the City of Cape Canaveral
wns held at the City Hall on September 14, 1966. The Meeting was called to order
at 8:15 P.H. by the Vice Chairman Jean Taylor.
Those present were L.C. Nicholas, G., J. Salvaggio and Jean Taylor, members
of the Boned; and H. F. Priebe, Building Official. C.O. McBryde and E. H. Rhoma
wero absent due to business reasons. Also absent were Charles Givens, City Engineer;
pawl F,nittel, City Councilman and J. A. Rickards, City Fanager.
Item 1. Councilman's Report.
In the absence of Mr. Knittel, Mr. Priebe informed the Board of the Council's
decision to pave the east side of Ridgewood Avenue in order to give more buffer
® in the Harbor Heights area
Item No 2 Puildlnrt Official's Rpm
H. F. Prlebe,Puilding official, reported on the Building Permits issued
from Aurtst 31 to Sept. 14, 1966. (copy attached)
Item 3 Chandler Park Renlat.
Tabled until next regular meeting.
It m I I. Review of L.oninr ordinance Revisions.
The revisions to the Zoning ordinance were reviewdand the amendments were
incorporated. That portion pertaining to billboards, Article 6, Section 21, . and
swimming pools, Article 6, Section 9, were deleted and will be written as separate
oriinances. Xr. Nicholas was asked to prepare the awli ming pool ordinance, and
Mr. Salvaggio was asked to write . the billboard ordinance.
It was moved by air. Nicholas, seconded by Mr. Salvaggio and passed unanimously
to approve the incorporation of all of the amendments of Ordinance #81 -64 into the
new zoning ordinance.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:45 P.M. on a motion by Mr. Salvaggio, seconded
by Mr. Nicholas and passed unanimously-
Respectfully submitted,
1,-,,,—Jean K. Taylor, Vice Chairman
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BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM AUGUST 31, 1966 thzu sent.
9/8/66 Communicable, Inc.- Replace electric service
for Communicable.
Cost $100.00 Permit $3.00
9/6/66 Dr. L. R. Reams - Remodel existing premises
for dental office.
'Cost Permit $5.00.
9/7/66 Driftwood Apartments - Remodel apartmentunit
for store.
Cost Permit $10.00
916166 Mrs. Hazel Alderman - Enclose existing screen
porch.
Cost $400.00 Permit $6.00
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ZONING AND PIXINING BOARD
REGULAR MEETING
September 28, 1966
A regular meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of the City of Cape Canaveral,
Florida, was held at the City Nall, 105 Polk Avenue, Cape Canaveral, Florida, on
September 26, 19661 at 7:30 p.m.
Those present were Messers. C. McBryde, L. Nicholas and G. Salvaggio, and Mrs. Jean
Taylor, Members of the Board.
The meeting was opened at 7 :30 p.m. by the Vice Chairman, Mrs. Taylor, in the
absence of the Chairman, Mr. Rhame.
On Motion of Mr. Nicholas, seconded by Mr. McBryde and passed unanimously the
meeting and public hearing were postponed for one week in deference to
® Mrs. Georgia Kroot,. Zoning Board secretary, who was fatally injured in an
automobile accident on this date.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:35 p.m. by the above Motion.
Jean K. Taylor X
Vice Chairmen
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ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
SPECIAL MEETING
OCTOBER 5, 1966
The special meeting of October 5, 1966, as postponed from September 28, 1966s was
postponed by mutual arrangement of the applicants for zoning change and members
of the Planning and Zoning Board, until the Regular Meeting of October 12, 1966,
at 7:30 p.m. at City Rally 105 Polk Avenue, Cape Florida. Interested
citizens who were present on September 28, 1966, were notified by telephone by
Mrs. Jean Taylor, Vice Chairman.
I
Jean K. Taylor -/
Vice Chairman
REGULAR MEETING
ZONI140 AND PLANNING BOARD
October 12, 1966 .
40 A Regular Meeting, of the Zoning and Planning Board of the City of Cape
Canaveral, Florida, was held at. City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue, Cape Canaveral,
Florida, on October 12, 1966, at 7:30 P.M. The meeting was called to order
by 1•h•. Rhame, Chairman, who explained the established procedure for Public
Hearing.
Those present were E. H.Rhame, Chairman; L. C. Nicholas, C. 0. McDrydc,
G. J. Salvaggio and Jean K. Taylor, members of the Board; and H. F. Priebe,
Building Official..
•'URLIC MARINO - Starland Inc. re ardin establishment of Car Wash on the
gout ast orner of AT an o son venue.
Mr. Tom Chesnick representing the applicant presented plans and dis-
cussed the proposed operation of the Car Wash, explaining that it will be an
atl.cnded operation, 7 days a week from 8 a.m, until 10 p.m. Quartz type
tinted lighting would be used to cut down reflective glare, lights would be
concentrated towards the building.
Mr. Jim Morgan, general contractor for the building, stated he felt thin
type of operation would be more suited to the ;location than service stations
or many other allowed businesses,
Mr. Morton G. Smith objected to the conditional use because of his two
story apartments within 200 feet to the proposed Car Wash. He .felt this wan
another type of business that would . add trash to the area, would Increase
hazardous driving conditions because of congestion of traffic and that it be
detrimental to his $40,000. investment. He felt that the distance of 200 1'e-
was riot enough of a buffer zone between his property and the car wash propert ,
Mrs. Marie Ostendorf objected to the conditional use because of her
,170,000, investment within 500 feet of the proposed car wash. Her apartments
occupied by "quiet" people and they would not stay if the noise factor
i'rom automobiles was increased by the car wash. She felt the proposed sump
wells would not obsorb all the water from the washing stalls.
Mr. Chesnick responded to the above objections by saying that water• fit• ^i
the washing stalls would be contained within the building and emptied. auto 11,
Ctty :sewage system, that the traffic pattern of the facility would be ❑uch n.
to entice exit into AIA and riot Johnson Avenw., that he did not feel tln CL:
Wash would generate any more trat'ficn, if as ;such, as the nearby 'n..:
Ilarul y• IdcetiL:g .- Zoning and PlanntnC Board
-be„ 12, 1966 - Page Two five minutes and the Board
'file meeting was recessed for approximately
then met to discuss the request. On polling the Board it was found that the
; Pelt that the request was in keeping with the spirit of the
•rdinanee and recommended that the City Council allow the conditional use
with stipulations annotated on the original Request for Special Zoning Action.
The agenda of September 28, 1966, was then followed as a guideline for the
o-r0 rl:::itop session.
was tabled due to the absence of the Councilman.
It em 2. Councilman's Report
rts of permits Ss:n:ed
Item 3. Building Official's Report. The repo
betscen August 31, 1966 and .October 12, 1966 . were read and are attached here', -"•
Item A. Replat of Chandler Park- DIV. Givens wan to send. Attorney D. Burns
16 COPY of the enjoiner for Chandler Park to be' perused by the CityAttorncy.
mr.Rhac:e said he would see Mr. and Mrs, Booth regarding the "Booth Street"
•. -r,, o_ way and also talk to the School Board about this problem.
1te;,,•i, slimming Pool Ordinance - Study on the swimming Pool Ordinance w.ar.
tabled On I•:oiien or Mr. Salvaggio, second by Mr. McBryde and passed unanlmouol .
Ite,a L. Billboard Ordinance From previous Minutes of the Board it was
+.'01111(1 that study of this was not due until the meeting of November 9. A
MotSun was made by Mr. Nicholas, seconded by Mr. IdeBryde to table the Bill-
board Ordinance until the meeting of November 9, 1966.
Item 7. Zoning.Idap - The Zoning. Map was presented by Mr. Givens. it war.
reviewed by the Board and several corrections made. A Motion by Mr. t71cho1a:�,
seconded by Mr. McBryde and passed unanimously that the Zoning Map as correct -o
be presented to the City Council at Council workshop on October 13, 19uu.
The Motion was passed unanimously.
Item £i. A Mcmorlum to Mrs' GeorCia KPOet, deceased secretary of the Board,
was discussed, but action was tabled until the ,next meeting when it might be
Integrated with City Council Plans.
Tile meeting was adjourned at 10:30 P•m• on Motion by Mr. Salvaggio,
:-ec0nded by Mr. tdcBryde and passed unanimously.
Respectfully submitted,
g, } ;, nntune, Chairman
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BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM, AUGUST ?1, 1966 thru Sent. 14, 1
® 918166 ,Communicable, Inc.- Replace electric service
for Corrrunicable,
Cost $100.00 Permit $3.00
918166 Dr, L. R. Reams - Remodel existing' premises
for dental office.
Cost Permit $5.00
9/7/66 Driftwood Apartments - Remodel apartmentunit
for store.
Cost Permit $10.00
916166 Mrs. Hazel Alderman - Enclose existing screen
® porch.
Cost $400.00 Permit $6.00
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BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM SEPTEMBER 14, 1966 thru OCTOBH.h 12,10,
9/12/66 Dr. Ream (Lessee) - Rewire for Dental Office
® Estimated coat $150.00
Permit 3.00
9/19/66 Stephen Mozinski Rewire service mast
Estimated Cost $ 25.00
Permit. n/e
9/19/66 Shell 011 Co. - Repair fire damage
Estimated Cost $3500.00
Permit 11.00
9/23/66 Climate Conditioning Canopy in rear of Bulldinr
Estimated Coat $500.00
® Permit, 5.00
9/23/66 Loma Linda Univ - Erect CBS Ammonia StoraGe Bldg.
Estimated Cost $600.00
Permit 5.00
9/26/66 Bob & Jima Const. - Erect 1 story CBS Comm. B1dG.
(Lessee)
Estimated Cost $29,308.00
Permit 100.00
10/7/66 Bob & Jima Const. - 2 wells for a/c
(Lessee)
Estimated Coat $300.00
Permit 5.00
72 Sewer Permits Issued During September
REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
November 2, 1966
8:00 P.M.
AGENDA
Call to Order
Roll Call
Item 1. Councilman's Report - Paul Knitter
Item 2. Building Official's Report - H. F. Priebe
Item 3. Final Review of Zoning Ordinance and Map
Item 4. Work Shop'- Swimming .Pool Ordinance
Item 5. Work Shop.- Bill Board Ordinance
Item 6. Work Shop - Replat of Chandler Park
Adjourn
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
November 9, 1966
• A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of the City of Cape
Canaveral was held at the City Hall on November 9, 1966. The Meeting was
called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Vice Chairman, Jean Taylor.
Those present were G. J. Salvaggio, C. 0. McBryde, L. C. Nicholas and
Jean K. Taylor, members of the Board; and H. F. Priebe, Building Official.
The Chairman, E. H. Rhame wall absent due to business reasons. Also absent
were Mr. Givens, .City Engineer and J. A. Rickards, City Manager. Arriving
later was Councilman Paul Knittel.
BuildinP Official's Report - Two minor permits had been issued since
® he previous report through October 12, 1966.
Councilman's Report - Councilman Knittel had nothing to bring to the
Board from the City Council.
Replat of Chandler Park_ - The discussion of the Replat of Chandler
Parl, was tabled on a. Motion of Mr. Salvaggio,, seconded by Mr. McBryde and
naased unanimously.
Swimming; Pools - The discussion of the swimming pool ordinance included
perusing several other municipal Ordinances and after the suggestions of
mandatory fourt foot fences for all Pools, public and private, low voltage
illuminating lights, and proof of contractor reliability mere entered, a
ldotion was made by Mr. Salvaggio; seconded by Mr. McBryde and passed
unanimously that the rough draft of the Ordinance be presented at the
meeting of December 7, listing our preferences and relating the draft to the
City of Cape Canaveral. The Motion passed unanimously.
7oninr* Mae -The Zoning Map at present is being checked by the Buildlnf;
Official and City, Clerk for accuracy, then to be returned to the City Council
at the next regular workshop. A Motion was made by Mr. Salvaggio, sdconded
by Pb•. McBryde and passed unanimously that when the Zoning hiap in Officially
inacted, with proper signatures of the Mayor and City Clerk attesting this
action, that a wall sized, protectable reproduction of the Official Zonini-
Mao be purchased with the funds of the budget of the Zoning and Planning Doavd
for installation on the wall of the Building official's office.
Billboards - The proposed Billboard ordinance was discussed and mumb—_:
.31' LLo Board who had read it agreed it looked Cood. tdr. Priebe agreed to C-
over it and mark out the name Of the City ui Ccceu Beach and marl: area:' u.
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Regular 14eeting - Zoning and Planning Board
November 9, 1966 - Page Two
7.onin6 to conform to Zones of the City of Cape Canaveral as shown on the
�f'L'icial Zoning Map. He would bring this to the meeting of November 30,
seconded by Mr. MCBryde and passed
On a l�iotlon of Mr- SalvagGlo,
unanlmously the meeting was adjourned at 10:15 P•m-
Respectfulylly submitted,
L.d,— ✓ �a G lW
pan 'lay or, is Cha [-man
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
® November 30, 1966
8:00 P.M.
AGENDA
Call to Order
Roll Call
Item No. 1. Public Hearing: Re: TOP OF THE CAPE, INC.
Premises Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages.
Item Ila. 2. Public Hearing: Re* CANAVERAL CORPORATION
Moving and erecting a building.
® Item Ila. 3. Work Shop - Revision to Zoning Map
Minutes of Special Meeting of October 12, 1966_
Item No. 4. Councilman's Report
Item No. 5. .Building Official's Report - H. F. Priebe
Item No. 6. Deliberation on Public Hearing No. 1
TOP OF THE CAPE, INC.
1--n No. 7. Deliberation on Public Hearing No, 2
CANAVERAL CORPORATION
Item No. 8. Bulkhead Map
ite.n No. 9. Chandler Park
I -.em No. 10. Parking Trailers in Driveway.
Adjourn
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REGULAR MELTING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
NOVEMBER 30, 1966
A Regular meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of the City of
Cape Canaveral was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on November 30,
1966. The meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M, by the Chairman
E. 11. Rhame.
Those present were E. H. Rhame, Chairman; L.,0. Nicolas, G. J.
Salvaggio and Jean Taylor, members of the Board; Charles Givens, City
Engineer and H. P. Priebe, Building Official.
Item 1. Public Hearing - Top of The Cape, Inc. - Request for on
Premises Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages.
® The Public Hearing notice and the letter to .property owners were
noted by the Chairman.
Mr. Paul Gaeta, representative for Hilton Hotels, Inc., spoke
presenting the desire that the request be granted for serving alcoholic
beverages in any part of the complex or on the grounds. The complex is
to consist of a lounge with seating for approximately 90 persons, a
package store, dining room with seating, capacity of 124, 200 motel rooms,
pool with pool side patio and a convention hall for 1200 to 1300 persons.
Mr. George Firkins, representative of Shuford Mills, Inc., expressed
that it was his desire the request be granted for .immediate action by
the City Council
No other proponents spoke for the proposal.
No objections were offered to the proposal.
Item 2. Public Hearing - Canaveral Corporation - Moving and Erecting, a
Fu= ing.
The Public Hearing notice and letter to the property owners were
noted by the Chairman.
Chairman Rhame asked that Mr. Priebe, the City Building Official,
present background information. Mr. Priebe stated that in driving by
the site he noticed that a prefabricated building was being erected for
which no building permit had been applied. He informed them of this need
for a permit and work was stopped at once.
Mr. James Sevy speaking for Canaveral Corporation said that the
building wan a 24 ft. square all steel building being moved from a site
on Merritt Island and erected beside a building already erected and would
be used for storage of heavy equlpmenc.. He said It was a misunderatasu t nib
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November 30, 1966 - Page Two
on his part as he was of the opinion no additional permit was required
an a permit had been obtained for the other building on this site.
Mr. Priebe stated, if application was approved by the Board of
® Adjustment, he desired inspection be made of existing structure before
further work is started an moving and erecting the used relocated
building.
No other proponents spoke for the proposal.
No objections were offered to the proposal
The Public Hearing recessed at 8:35 P.M. and the Board reconvened
at 8:45 P.M. with the following visitors present for .discussion on the
revision of Zoning Map: Mesars...Bill Miller, Cyrus Luley, James Savy and
® James Dressler.
Item 3 Work Shop - Revision of Zoning Map.
After a lengthy discussion between Attorney Dressler, Mr. Luley,
Mr. Sevy, Mr. Miller and the members of the Board no agreement was
reached. The final conclusion of the property owner was to leave this
as presently zoned and stated that he plans immediate application for
a permit to construct one petroleum storage tank and a permit for an
asphalt emulsion plant. The purpose of this is to determine the attitude
of the City pertaining to petroleum storage on M -2 zoned property.
No action was taken by the Board on this matter.
The reading of the Minutes of the Special Meeting of the Zoning an d
Planning Board on October 12, 1966 was postponed until the next meeting
on December 14, 1966 on unanimous approval of the Board.
Item 4. Councilman's Report
No report was given as Mr. Paul Knittel was not present for the
meeting.
Item 5. Building Official's Report.
11. F. Priebe, Building Official, reported on the Building Permits
Issued from October 13j 1966 thru November 30, 1966.(copy attached)
Item 6 Deliberation on Public Nearing No.l - TOP OF THE CAPE, INC.
Mrs. Taylor said she favored approval, but was in agreement with
other members of the Board and there should be more defined areas for
the serving of drinks.
Mr. Nicolas expressed hia opinion that too much acreage is involved
and come boundry should be establichod if the City is to control the
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Iie;ular Ideeting - Zoning and Planning Board
IJovember 30, 1966 - Page Three
number of establishrients serving alcoholic beverages, as he did not think
alcoholic beverages should be served at any and all places on the tract
of land.
• Mr. Salvaggio and Mr. Rhame were in agreement with Mr. Nicholas and
also ranted a plat of buildings and grounds where alcoholic beverages
would be served and consumed.
The Board Voted unanimously to .table the application until additional
Information and aplat of the area were obtained from the applicant.
Item 7 Deliberation on Public Hearing No 2 - Canaveral Corporation.
Mrs. Taylor expressed no objections except fine should be enforced
for starting construction prior to applying for permit.
Mr. Nicholas offered no comments.
Mr. Salvaggio expressed favorable approval with fine enforcement.
Mr. Rhame was in agreemdnt with Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Salvaggio.
The Board voted to recommend approval of the application based on and
contingent upon the following:
a. Prefabricated structurally sound metal buildings have previously
been allowed.
b. Specific construction is in harmony with the type of construction
allowed and existing in the M -2 Zoning District.
c. Aprroval is not in the disinterest of the City..
d. Prior to commencing construction, the Building Official should
inspect the building and its foundations and his recommendations
for any required corrective action be binding upon the Owner.
e. Enforce a double permit fee in accordance with provisions of the
Building Ordinance as a penalty for commencing construction prior
to obtaining a permit.
Item 8. Bulkhead Map.
It was reported to the Board that a meeting between Mr. T. David Burns,
City Attorney and Governor Haydon Burns in Tallahassee revealed that the
Governor desired a main traffic artery through the new lands created by
filling in behind the proposed Bulkhead line. The Governor also indicated
that he required deeds of dedication from the property owners along the
existing shore line for the above mentioned road right of way. The Board
aCreed to the above plan with one of the roads that appeared on the Master
Plan for this area being selected for this main artery. This means that
since this main artery 1s a part of the I•Iaotcr Plan for this area, the Mu: =ter
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ReC,ular Idc -ecing - Zoning and Planning Board
November 30, 19-6 - Page Four
Plan r:lll not have to be redone. Mr. Givens was instructed to prepare this
drawing and submit to the City Council prior to their next regular meeting.
® Action, on this ,item was on amotion by Mr. Salvaggio, seconded by
Mrs. Taylor and passed unanimously.
Item 9 Chandler Park:' -
As the revised plat was not completed, this was table until the next
meeting by unanimous approval..
Item 10. Parking Trailers in Driveways.
This item was tabled until the next meeting on December 14, 1966 due
to the lateness of the hour and time would be needed for discussion.
® Motion to table was made by Mr. Nicholas and seconded by Mr. Salvaggio
and passed unanimously.
The Meeting was adjourned at 11:59 P. M. on a motion by Mr. Nicholas,
seconded by Mrs. Taylor and passed, unanimously.
Respectfully submitted
H. ame, Chairman
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TU DIN', P'fddIT, I "'VA FROM OCTOD 2 13.1966 thru WrF.IU$ 30, 1966
11 -8 -66
Don Clayton -
Display Temporary Slandtdch sign
Estimated Cost $100.00
Permit 2.00
11 -9 -66
First Baptist Church -
Alter Church Entrance and
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of Merritt Island
Erect Sign on Property
Estimated Cost $750.00
Permit 5.00
11 -10-66
Towne Gardens, Inc. -
Install Sump Pump in Elevator Shaft
-.
Estimated Cost $200.00
Permit 5.00
11 -11 -66
3tarland, Inc. -
Erect Prefabricated Automatic Car Wash
Estimated Cost 431,000.00
Permit 93.60
11 -I8 -66
Jackson !Snit Market,Ine.-
Erection of Sign
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Estimated Cost $800.00
Permit 6.00
I -223 -66
F. D. Martin -
Erect Solid Board Fence ;lot to Exceed 6t
Estimated Cost $200.00
Permit 2.50
11 -16 -66
Cape. Realty -
Erect Fence Around Equipment Yard
Temporary for Durqtion of Contract
Estimated Cost $600.00
Permit 5.00
1,2 "ewer Permits Issued From October 13, thru November 30, 1966
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SPECIAL CALLED rIEETINa
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
December 1, 1966
7:30 P.M.
A Special Called Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of the City
�f Cape Canaveral was held at City Ball, 105 Polk Avenue on December 1,
1966. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by the Chairman, E. H.
Rhamc.
Those present were E. H. Rhame, Chairman, C. 0. McBryde, Leo C.
Nicholas, G. J. Salvaggio and Jean K. Taylor, members of the Board, 1I. F.
Priebe, Building Official and J. A. Rickards, City Manager.
TOP OF THE CAPE, INC. - Requ2st for on Premises Consumption of Alcoholic
Beverages.
Discussion was re- opened on the application of Top of, the Cape, Inc.
®,equest for on Premises Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages, because additicr:r:
Itil`orn:ation had been given that day, specifically the plot plan of the area
In cue -Lion
The vote was unanimous to approve sending this application to the Cit;:
Ccuneil with recommendation they approve the application as requested In ih,
Public Hearing on November 30, 3.966 at City Hall, 105 Polk Ave, at 8:00 P.E.
PROPOSED M -3 ZONING DISTRICT
On a merlon by G. J. Salvaggio, seconded by Mrs. Taylor the Board pa:';-,,z
unani,i —i:,ly that the Zoning and Planning Board recommend the entabllslvnent
.,f a 1-1-3 Zone for the Luley and Canaveral Corporation property. The Id -3
::onlnf-; 1s to establish as an allowed use, petroleum and bituminous asphalt.
product storage tanks in addition to all other allowed uses presently- estab-
lished in M -2. The M -2 property to be rezoned to M -3 is bounded on the Flo:.%
by 1I1ghway 401, on the East by C -1 Zoning District, on the North by the City
Limits of Cape Canaveral and on the South by a line 1000 Ft. North of the
nortl.erly boundry of harbor Heights Subdivision. A Public Hearing was
scheduled for December 14; 1966 at 8:00 P.M. at the City Hall, 105 Poll:
Avenue, Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Mr. Rickards, City Manager, was asked to place the legal notice in the
ncwapaper of this Public Hearing and to nee that the property owners were
noti Pled.
The Fleeting was adjourned at 9:00 P.M. on a motion by Mr. Nlcholn:;,
oil oondad by Mr. McBryde and passed unanlmously.
Respectfully submitted
sp-�i
E. H. hhamc, Chairman
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ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
December 111, 1966
PUBLIC HEARING - PROPOSED ! EONNING FROM M -2 to PI-3
The Public (tearing, pursuant to Ordinance No. 81 -64, on the Re- zoning
to 1-1 -3 of property now zoned M -21 bounded on the West by Highway 401, on
the East by C -1 Zoning District, on the North by'the City Limits of Cape
Canaveral and on the South by a line 1000 Ft. North of the northerly
boundry of Harbor Heights Subdivision, was held on Wednesday, December 14,
1966 at 8:00 P. M., at the City Hall, 105 Pollc Avenue, Cape Canaveral,
Florida. At which time parties in interest and citizens were heard.
FINDINGS AND RECOMDiENDATIONS OF ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
® The re- zoning of M -2 to I4-3 in area as described above was recommended
to City Council for action. The recommended allowed uses for an Industrial
District 14-3 include the following:
A. Any use permitted in the 14-2 Industrial District.
B. Storage tanks for petroleum products with associated pipe lines,
valves, dykes and tank truck dispensing facilities.
C. Asphalt processing plants and associated storage tanks, but
specifically prohibitingasphaltad concrete mixing and batch plants.
Respectfully submitted
lame, Chairman
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DRAFT OF PROPOSED M -3 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT -
(`ArticlesVrtafter SectitonC8.)No. 81@64 )
M -3 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT -
The lands in this district are used by a variety
is of commercial, storage and industrial operations. The
purpose of this district 1s to permit the normal operation
of the majority, of industrial uses under such conditions
of operation as will protect the abutting residential
and commercial uses.
USES PERMITTED -
(1) Within any M-3 Industrial District no
Building, structure, land or water shall be used except
® for one or more of the following uses:
A. Any use permitted in the M -2 Industrial
District.
B. Storage tanks for petroleum products with
associated pipe lines, valves, dykes and tank truck dis-
pensing facilities.
C. Asphalt processing plants and associated
storage tanks, but specifically prohibiting asphalt 14
concrete mixing and batch plants,
CONDITIONAL USES -
All conditional uses provided for under M -2 Industrial
District..
PROHIBITED USES -
(1) All uses prohibited. under M -2 Industrial
District.
(2) Asphaltyd concrete mixing or batch plants,
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS -
(1) No establishment or industrial use permitted
in this Section, however, shall be located within one
thousand (1000) feet.,of any single or multiple residential
district.
�2) At all manufacturing establishments, or
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rebuilding or repair places permitted in any industrial
district, all materials and products shall be stored and
all manufacturing or rebuilding, repairing or renovating
operations carried on entirely within substantial build ings
or completely enclosed within, substantial approved walls
or fences, excepting only Shipyards, Dry Docks, Boat Slips
and the like, where necessary frontage on the water may
be open.
(3) The premises used by gasoline, oil and petro-
leum storage . tanks shall be surrounded by an unpierced
fire wall or dyke of such height and dimensions as to
contain the maximum capacity of aforesaid tanks with twenty
S(20 %) per cent margin of safety. All storage tanks and
adjacent structures shall meet the requirements of the
National Board of Fire Underwriters as issued for 1938 or
later.
(4) The foregoing paragraph requiring an
unpierced fire wall or dyke shall not apply toxhe storage
tanks containing liquified petroleum, commonly known as
bottled gas; such tanks may be erected without said
wall and dyke.
BUILDING HEIGHT REGULATIONS — (None)
FRONT, REAR AND SIDE YARD REGULATIONS. -
(1) FRONT YARD - Twenty -five (25) feet set
back minimum, except as specified in Artile 6, Paragraph
23
(2) SIDE AND REAR YARDS - None except that the
minimum net -back from any street shall be fifteen (15)
feet provided, however, that on corner lots no building
shall extend beyond the established Bet -back on said
street or streets.
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CAPE MUM[, RIB
REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
® December 14, 1966
8:00 P.M.
AGENDA
Call to Order
Roll Call
PUBLIC HEARING — PROPOSED REZONING FROM M -2 TO N -3
DELIBERATION AND WORK SHOP
Item 1. Approval of Minutes -
• Item 2. Report from Councilman Knittel
Item 3. Building Official's Report - H. F. Priebe
Item 4. Rezoning from N -2 to M -3.
(Deliberation on Public Hearing)
LETTER OF RESIGNATION FROM G. J. SALVAGOIO
Item 5. Replat of Chandler Park.
Item 6. Parking Trailers in Driveways
Item 7. Billboard Ordinance.
Item 8. Swimming Pool Ordinance.
Item 9. Report from Building Official on Accuracy
of Zoning Map.
Adjourn
REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
is December 14, 1966
8:00 P. M.
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of the City of
Cape Canaveral was hel& at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on December 111,
1966. The meeting was called to order at 8:10 P.M. by the Chairman,
E. H. Rhame.
Those present were E. H. Rhame, Chairman; C. 0. McBryde, L. C.
Nicholas, Jean K. Taylor, members of the Board; Mr. G. beenalvaggio is
®no longer a member of the board as he has resigned and /appointed to
the City Council; Also present were Charles. Givens, City Engineer;
J. A. Rickards, ,City Manager and H. F. Priebe, Building Official.
Paul V. Knittel, Councilman arrived later during the Public Hearing.
PUBLIC BEARING - PROPOSED REZONING FROM M -2 to M -3.'
The Public Hearing notice and letter to the property owners were
read by the Chairman. He also described the present M -2 Zoned property
to be rezoned to M -3 as bounded on the West by Hwy. 401, on the East by
C -1 Zoning District, on the North by the City Limits of Cape Canaveral
and on the South by.aline 1000 ft. North of the northerly boundry of
Harbor Heights Subdivision. The Chairman went on to state the Zoning
and Planning Board Members felt they were trying to help Mr. Luley and
Canaveral Corporation by establishing and area in which they would have
unrestricted use for building . petroleum storage tanks, without having to
apply to the Zoning and Planning Board and the City Council .each time they
desired to build a new tank, and that the M -2 Zoned property would remain
as presently zoned with the same conditional use restrictions that are
presently in force. He recognized the fact that this property was zoned
I -U before incorporated in the City, but when this City was founded and
Zoning Ordinance #81 -64 adopted, the M -2 District, which is a heavy
Industrial area without petroleum storage tanks was established. This
onunission of tanks from M -2 was based on the opinions of the City
administration at that time that there should be no additional storage
tanks allowed. 14-2 did not then and does not now provide for all allor:ed
uac for storaGe tanks. The exictinG tank are considered non- conYorudug
uses which allow the continued usage of tanks constructed pr7or to thu
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Regular Meeting Zoning and Planning Board
December lil, 1966 - Page TWO
adoption of Zoning Ordinance #81 -64, but which cannot be expanded or
chanE�:d ation by the Zoning and Planning Board and
without a recommend
®approval of the City Council.
Dlr James Sevj Of Canaveral Corporation spoke �y could not kbe used h i'ot•
Board planned to change M -2 to M -1, so their prop
heir needs even with n conditional use as now permitted in M -2.
t
MI even
replied the re is no 14 -1 Zone and no plans to establish Duch.
ent of Canaveral Corporation,
Cyrus Lulovv, property owner and Preaid
expx•essed his appreciation of the efforts of the Planning and Zoning Board
to solve this problem, but due to the existing circumstances which would
of the 1000 ft-
Ile Din-'
®permit Storage tanks, he questioned the placing
he h "' ad relinquished 310 ft. the past for a buffer zone between his
property and the Harbor Heights Subdivision. The proposed 1000 ft. line
is the reason for their protest and their present such a argument. Beals o0 flied
what reason the Board could give for establishing
catlon of property owners in most
is ample distance as recognized in,notlfi
zoning ordinances. Since the beginning pf his business in 1959 they have
had no fires, no major accidents, noexplosiona, no smoke, no novae, have
created no problem to health. and welfare of the residents and have added
nothing to the air polution problem more than the average automobile.
Thomas' at torney for Canaveral Corporation and Mr. Luley,
ached who had
the number of property owners present,
chow Of hands Of
received notice d this rezoning, and two (2) Other than his clients were
tie further stated that Mr. Luley gave the 310 ft. buffer zone
identified. l for financing
dents could receive r.11.A., approve
so Harbor lieights resi
on homes. In regard to future expansion, this 1 line would leave
000 ft. a
mile of land South of this line to find use other than
nPPt'ox.imately
d's reason for drawing this
storage tanks. lie also questioned Boar
1000 ft. 1lorth of Harbor Heights. Subdivision. the establlah-
Mrhe explained this 310 ft. buffer zone was act and
meat of the 1000 ft. line is the best compromise that could be presented,
as tilc Board hoped to work for all the people and give full . freedom for
oT IEr. Luley,a land, and at the saune time not encroach on the rights
t.lie harbor lieighta residents, Since in the past no line wholly acc�:pt-
abl,, to all Parties could be drawn, this 1000 it. line taas the beat in tl•.
opinion or the Board that could be detcrmin`d-
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Regular Meeting - Zoning and Planning Board
December 111, 1966 - Page Three
Mr. Thoburnreplied, as M -2 is wide oped for allowed uses listed in
the Zoning Ordinance, the Canaveral Corp. uses in the future cannot be
*stated exactly and this would leave alarge and valuable ,portion of land
that could not be used for their business for which it was purchased. For
thin reason they have to refute thin proposed zoning change, unless valid
reasons can be shown .why tanks cannot be within 1000 ft. of residences.
lie also stated, if they did accept the 1000 ft. line rather than a 500 ft.
line, this acceptance would weaken their case in court, should they have
to go to court to obtain use of their land.
Mr. Luley said he would compromise to a 500 ft. line above the northerly
® boundry of Harbor Heights, but would not commit himself or his company to
never make application for tank use South of this 500 ft. line, since
future needs are not known at thin time. At this time however 'nopresent
use is in site, but a 500 ft. line instead of a 1000 ft. line gives 500 i't.
more for future use.
Bill Miller, attorney for Canaveral. Corporation and Mr. Luley, said
a 500 ft. line has been mentioned to City Council and this Board in the
past, but received no favorable. acceptance. Thin in contrary to their
rights as citizens of this country. He said it was his opinion and bellel'
a tank farm would not depreciate value of property in the area. lie also
caid he felt a 500 ft. line is a compromise on the part of Mr. Luley and
Canaveral Corp., not the City.' A 750 ft. line would be a steal and a
1000 ft. line blackmail for political purposes, an a tank farm is not a
nuisance or any such thing, as insurance rates are no higher because of
this present tank farm. Also they have been trying .since March, 1966 to
get a permit for an emulsified asphalt plant, and he feels Canaveral Corp.
and Mr. Luley are being discriminated against and asked that this Board
and the Council either untable or deny this request. Further, no property
owner not within 500 ft, of the proposed line for rezoning property should
be considered an intererested party, and this statement is based on fact
and not fiction even according to your City Zoning Ordinance with regard to
property other than thin of Mr. Luluy and Canaveral Corporation, and this
use is not hurting the public, as pollee power in not and has never been
used or needed to protect the eltlzenn of the City because of their use oi'
the land.
Regular Meeting Zoning and Planning Board
December 14, 1966 - Page Four
Mr. Paul Knittel, Councilman and resident of Harbor Heights, asked if
this meeting was for the purpose of making a change of the buffer zone,
which he considers an arbitrary line. He stated he did not consider any
part of this a police question and that approximately half of the houses
Is harbor Heights Subdivision were completed prior to the establishment of
this buffer zone. He further asked if Canaveral Corporation could still
apply for a conditional use request Within the 1000 ft, area North of the
Harbor fteights northerly boundry.
G. J. Salvaggio asked if the 310 ft. buffer zone was given to F.H.A.
Mr. Luley answered the property was not given to F.H.A., but a letter
® of information was viritted to F.H.A. that this land would be used primarily
for office buildings, stores, etc, and at that time while in the county
I.U. Zone many other uses could have been put in the 310 ft, permitted as
a buffer zone for benefit of Harbor Heights property owners, and the I.U.
::onc did not restrict tanks.
Mr. Charles Givens, City Engineer, stated that in C -1 (as is the 310 ft.
buffer zone) tanks could not be allowed except through a revision of the
Zoning Ordinance and not through variance or conditional use.
Mr. Vincent Lindemann, Councilman and resident of Harbor Heights,
stated he had been living in Cape Canaveral since 1961 and the C -1 zoning
was made in 1962, and he did not know of the agreement with F.H.A.. He
feels the Board's proposed zoning to M -3 gives Mr. Luley and the Canaveral
Corp, an area wide open and adequate, as they do not have to apply for
conditional use each time they want to construct a tank and this proposed
change of zoning is the best compromise.
Mr. Miller asked Mr. Lindemann how the line was drawn at 310 ft, for
the buffer zone to Harbor Heights.
Mr. Lindemann replied that he was not aresident at that time and did
not know why and how the line was established.
Mr. Salvarvio added that the city was not incorporated a t the time
Mv. Luley made the agreement with F.H.A..
Mr. Luley again toad the floor to state that at the time his and the
Canaveral Corporation properties were taken into the City, . he assumed thelr
use of land for a tank farm would be allowed without such problems, and
now the City is giving them problems even on their fir:;t request, namely,
If e1-ular Idceting - Zoning and Planning Board
December 111, 1966 - Page Five
Mariani Asphalt, which has been tabled and not allowed, how long he and
Ann Ross, resident of .Harbor Heights, asked Mr. Luley
®Canaveral Corporation had owned all this land. When it was purchased,
;vas it purchased for petroleum storage tanks and could he attract some
other type of business or Industry into thin land.'
Idr. Luley responded that all land had been owned since 1951 and was
purchased for petroleum storage tanks and for any other good and feasible
use. ,
Ptr. Frank oR' Councilman and Harbor Heights resident, stated he
would be the last one to tell anyone how to use his ,land, but felt a 1000 ft.
•line t,as a much better bargaining power than a 500 ft. line, and if the
1000 t't. line wan accepted, Canaveral Corp. and Mr. Luley would not have
to fight for tanks and at the same time still have the 500 ft. South of
tile, proposed line for conditional use of M-2-
resolution from the Canaveral
h11,�Thobu -rn read an unsigned copy which he said was adopted to
Port Authority on behalf of Canaveral Corp.,
protect. the Authority's interests. Mr. Thoburn promised to supply a
signed copy of the resolution. He went on to say that for the record,
when change to City 14-2 from County I.U. Zoning was made on or about
1lovember 17, 1964,.. no notice was given to his clients of .this change.
Mr. James Dressler, another attorney for Mr. Luley and Canaveral
Corporations
stated that a zoning ordinance is not constitutional If it
discriminates against a property owner, and it has unreasonalbe restriction::
in enforcing allowed uses. Their first request for a conditional use of
land was not granted, so they are now in a position of being discriminated
against by being restricted in use of this land. They feel and believe the
the beat interest of all the people in the City but
F3oard is not looking at
,�uat residents of the Harbor Heights Subdly lnlon: The City is supported by
all. the people and not just the property owners,
and he can see no reason
to restricting Mr. Luley and Canaveral Corp. by accepting the 1000 ft. line
in,,tcad of a 500 ft, line, as the City should use reason and not emotion
it, establishing zoning districts. He states his opinion is based on logic
and reason, an the desired use of this land in not harmful or anuisance
to anyone.
Mr. Ahame Chairman of the Board, closed with the statement that tin:
Zoning and Planning Board cannot enter it,to :my bindinC agrcemari, with ;11,7:-
Ro,ular Meeting - Zoning and Planning Board
December 14, 1966 - Page Six
one, but can only recommend changes in the Zoning Ordinance and send to City
Council for action.
® The Public Hearing recessed at 10:35 P.M. and the Board reconvened at
lo:4o P. M.
DELIBERATION AND WORK SHOP
Item 1. - Approval of Minutes; Item 2. - Report from Councilman
Knittel and Item 3.- Building Official's Report were tabled until the
next meeting on a motion by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Nicholas and
passed unanimously.
Item 4 Rezoning from M -2 to M -3 (Deliberation on Public Hearing).
® Mr. McBryde feels the Board should go ahead with the 1000 ft. line
and establish a M -3 Zone.
Mr. Nicholas agreeC with Mr. McBryde and further stated in his opinion
Mr. Luley and his attorney were objecting to any and every thing for salve
of argument for their purposes and to protect their case if itgoen to
court. He also wanted only petroleum storage, tanks allowed in M -3•
Mrs. Taylor Is in favor of rezoning as requested by this Board In
the Public Hearing on the 1000 ft. line.
Councilman Knittel called to the attention of the members that the
to:o Messrs. Eberwein, were the only interested property owners present for
Public Hearing, and they offered no objections or comments to the rezoning.
Mr. Priebe, Building Official, stated that Mr. Luley had been in his
office on December 7, 1966 and asked for application blanks for a permit
for three (3) new storage tanks and also stated intention of construction
of stx (6) additional tanks in the near future .(making .a total of nine (9)
new tanks), but at.:the time the Public Hearing ended, no application had
been submitted to him.
The Board voted unanimously to recommend to .Council establishment of
the 14-3 Zoning at the 1000 ft. line as requested in Public Hearing notice
and letters to the property owners. Further discussion recommended allowed
uses f'or an Industrial District M -3 include the following:
(a) Any use permitted In the 1d -2 Industrial District.
(b) Storage tanks for petroleum products with associated pipe liner,
valves, dykes and tank truck di P easing facilities.
(c) Asphalt processing; Plant- and associated storaFo tanks, bill,
specifically prohibiting asphalt ;6 concrete mixing and bateh plant::.
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RcEular Meeting - Zoning and Planning Board
December 14, 1966 - Page Seven
Chairman,Chame read the letter of resignation from Mr. G. J. Salvaggl,,.
The Board noted his resignation, . and asked that Council defer appointment
of a replacement of Mr. Salvaggio until the first Meeting in January, 1967
of the Council, so that this Board could make recommendations to the
Council of persons for a replacement member.
Item 5. Re plat of Chandler Park.
Mr. Givens stated/- �iiedicatlon paragraph by the City Attorney,
T. David Burns, had not been completed.
On a motion by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. McBryde the Board passed
unanimously to table until next meeting Item 5.; Item 6. - Parkins; Trailerr
In Driveways; Item 7. - Billboard Ordinance; Item 8. - Swimming Pool
Ordinance and Item 9. - Report from Building Official on Accuracy of
7.oninr, Map.
The Meeting was adjourned at 11:35 P.M. on a motion by Mr. McBryde,
cocended by Idre. Taylor and passed unanimously.
Respectfully submitted
H. H game, �a rman
2 Sewer Permits Issued From December 1, 1966 thru December 14, 1966
s CIIV OF
0
BUILDING
CAPE CANAVERAL,
PERMITS ISSUED FROM DECEMBER
[11H
1, 1966 thru DECEMBER 14, 1966
12 -6 -66
Shuford Development Co.
- Addition to Shopping Center
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Estimated Cost $39,129.00
Permit 176.00
12 -9 -66
Canaveral Corporation
- Moving & Erection of Steel
Frame Building
Estimated Cost $ 800.00
Permit 8.30
12 -12 -66
Top of The Cape, Inc.
- To Erect 200 Room Motel,
Restaurant & Lounge- Complex
Estimated Cost $608,000.00
Permit 2,740.80
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2 Sewer Permits Issued From December 1, 1966 thru December 14, 1966
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CAPE CANAVERAL, FAUN
REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
®
December 28, 1966
8:00 P.M.
AGENDA
Call to
Order
Roll Call
Item 1.
PUBLIC HEARING: Ruth Bernstein - Request
Conditional Use for an Art Gallery,
Item 2,
Deliberation. on Public Hearing, ,Cie <•. }.... �j,a..e,..r.,,_�
Item 3.
Approval of Minutes, Ta -Lu.,L
Item 4,
Councilman's Report - Paul V. Knittel,
Item 5,
Building Official's Report - H. F. Priebe.
Item 6,
Recommendation to Council - Sugggestions for,�.«o,c,n...,r..i /;•:
replacing Board member. Cs.u:.Gc,L;.,.:-
y'r�k {,,;,D r.cle,g� +,•a.,
Item 7,
Discussion on M -3 Zoning - Canaveral Corp, and
Luley Property,
Item 8,
Work Shop - Replat of Chandler Park.
Item 9,
Work Shop - Parking; Trailers in Driveways, - 7,.L6.G
Item 10,
Work Shop - Billboard Ordinance.
Item 11,
Work Shop - Swimming Pool Ordinance.- 4,.16,6'
Ad Journ �
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.REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARn
Decemmbeerr 1966
P.M.
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning a105PP l Board t
Polk Avenue December 28,
Cape Canaveral was held at City Hall,
1960• The Meeting was called to order at 8:10 P.M. by the Chairman,
E. 11. Rhame. de, Jean K.
Those present were E. H. Rhame, Chairman' C. 0. McBry
Councilman, V. Knittel. L. C.
Tuylpr, members of the Board and Counc
Nicholas, member of the Board, was absent as'he is out of town on
vacation- Also absent were Mr. .Charles ❑ivens, City Engineer,, J. A.
•Rickards, City Manager; and 11. F. Priebe, Building Official.
_ RUT n R.BERNSTEIN - Re nest Conditional Use
Item I. PUBLIC HEARING go poinEe"'a venue
for an Art callety l property owners w re
The Public licaring notice and letter to the P rp p, tter
npted by the Chairman, and the list of those who were notified by le let' of
was read with the request . that those present acknowledge same by
. Also present
hands. Those present were Ruth Bernstein and Horatio Reid
was I.F. Vines who said he did not receive a notice and name . was not on
11st oi' those notified.
Chairman Rhame went on to explain the reason fop the Public IiearinG•
rt Gallery as an allowed use,
As R -3 Zoning district does not list an A
this conditional use vequest hearing ds necessary before action by the
Council. He then asked Miss Ruth Bernstein to present her case to the
Doard. of her house on
She said the Art 'Gallery would be on the back side
Polnoetta Avenue, in two (2) rooms formerly used for rental purposes.
No new construction will be necessary, as these two adjoining rooms also
er own palnt.-
have separate entrances from her house, with two outside doors for an
o:n.rnnec and an exit. The Gallery would be used to display Y
:,ir and also those and other art works of other artists In the area.
SI'c
1•, -,,.7s this will be an asset, rather than a hinderanc c, to this community,
chc will be show Ltg cultural lines. All art works on display will bo
::ale. Hours will be from 10.00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. rive (5) days oath
t.hru Satnu•da;�, The small r,1L',n,a❑ shrnan in the drawlu�,
.. '1'hn• r� is area on h,n'
Tuesday
v:ith her application, w111 he Yacin,- Pot r.p.ctta.
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December 28, 1966 - Page Two
of th:i street and property for parking, and promised that her customers will
not interfere with neighbors parking.
After Mrs. Taylor asked If any of the art work would be considered
gornographic according to the City'a Pornographic Ordinnce, she replied
that the art works would be in good taste, not pornographic, nor that which
should offend anyone.
Mr. Rhame asked for statements from proponents.
Mr. Horatio Reid, who stated he was owner of lots 4,5 and 6 of the
same Block as.i-liss Bernstein's property, said he was in favor of this
request being granted and had no objections.
Mr. I.F. Vines said he was owner of 'lots 7.& 8,of the same Block and
®:ad no objections to granting the request.
Mr. Rhame asked for statements from objectors and no objections were
voiced.
The Public Hearing was recessed at 8:25 P.M. and the Board reconvened
at 8:28 P.M.
Item " Deliberation on Public Hearing.
Mrs. Taylor said she could see nothing wrong with granting .this request,
but tills would be setting a precedent, as there are no other businesses on
the East side of Poinoetta., Both Mr. Rhame and Mr. McBryde stated they
were in agreement with Mrs. Taylor.
Upon polling the Board, the Board voted unanimously for approval. The
unanimous vote was based on the following reasons:
As requested the use will be in harmony with allowed uses In R -3 Zoning
District, the sign to be used will be in good taste . and not Illuminated, the
hours will be from 10:00 a.m. to 4 :00 p.m. Tuesday thru Saturday of each wec;:,
and the requested use will not create a public nuisance now or in the future.
Item o. Recommendation to Council -Su Pestions for re lacing± Board
m &tuber. 0. Se vagRlo
The Board unanimously recommended to Council the names of Sack Hurck
and George Firkina for consideration an a replacement of Mr. Salvaggio on
the Zoning and Planning Board.
On a notion by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. McBryde, the Board voted
tman!c;ously to table all other Items on the Agenda until a Special t;ceting
1:: h„1µ.
On a motion by Mr. McBryde, seconded by P1rs. Taylor, the Board votcu
unanimously to hold a Special Meetini of tilt, Zonlnf; and P1annLii' Buar(l .?il
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December 28, 1966 - Page Three
Wednesday night, .January 4, 1967 at 8:00 P.M., in City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue.
® The Meeting was adjourned at 8:45 P.M. on a motion by Mrs. Taylor,
seconded by Mr. McBryde and passed unanimously.
Respectfully submitted
H. Hhame, unalrman
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CITY OF
101 [001W, 111D
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM DECEMBER 15, 1966 thru DECEMBER 28, 1966
12 -14-66
Ann Parris -
To erect 32 sq.ft. Dien on
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American Oil Co. Property at
Astronaut Blvd. &'N. Atlantic
Estimated Cost $ 50.00
Permit 2.00
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02
Remodel Existing Automatic
-27 -66
Paul G. Leger -
(Canaveral Beach B1vd.Laundramat).
Laundry to install additional
.equipment
Estimated Cost $ 150.00
Permit 2.50
12 -28 -66
Jos. Luley Heirs -
Remove Redi -Mix Concrete
Plant and Restore Land to
Natural state
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Estimated Cost $ 700.00
Permit 5.00
3 -Sewer Permits Issued from December 15, 196u thru December 28, !9,&-
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CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA
BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED FROM DECEMBER 1, 19666thru
DECE14BER 31, 1966
12 -6 -66
Shuford. Development Co.. -.
Addition to Shopping Center
Estimated Cost. $ 39,129.00
Permit 176.00
12 -9 -66
Canaveral Corporation -
Moving & Erection of Steel
Frame Building
Estimated Cost $ 800.00
Permit 8.30
12 -12 -66
Top of The Cape, Inc. -
To Erect 200 Room Motel,
Restaurant- Lounge Complex
Estimated Cost $6o8, 000.00
Permit 217110.80
-14 -66
Ann Parris -
To Erect 32sq. ft. sign on
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American Oil Co. .property at
Astronaut Blvd. &N. Atlantic
'Estimated Cost $ 50.00
Permit 2.00
12- 2'7 -66
Paul 0. Leger
To Remodel Existing Automatic
(Canaveral Bch. Blvd. Laundramat)
Laundry, to Install
Additional_ Equipment
Estimated Cost +' 150.00
Permit 2.50
12 -28 -66
Jos. Luley Heirs -
Remove Redi -mix Concrete
Plant and Restore land to
Natural state
Estimated Cost. $ 700.00
Permit 5.00
12 -29 -66
Bob & Jim's Const. Co. -
Erect Concrete Block Sign
in front of Professional
Bldg. -6811 N. Atlantic Ave.
Estimated Coot $ 300.00
Permit 2.50
5 Sewer Permits Issued From December 1, 1966 thru December 31, 1966