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RNIULAR IIE6TING
ZONING BOARD
January 7, 1865 -
Agenda
i. Cott to order.
2. Minuten
Item no. 1. Request for olumgo in zoning from R -4 to C-2 (Lootin SCttz)
SItem no. 2.. Zoning board By -LWO
Adjourn
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RWULAR MEETIM;
ZONING BOARD
.Textuary 7, 1905
Regular bloating of the Zoning Board of the City of Cape Canaveral,
Florida was hold on January, 7, 1985 at 7:30 P.M., at the temporary City Nall,
7410 N. Astronaut Blvd., Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The meating use called to order at 7:45 P.M. by Chairman Morris.
Members present were Rex Morris, Ton Waltera, Frank !long, B. B. Purcell
and E. N. Rhama. .
Tito minutes of the meeting of December 17, 1964 were road and
approved on a motion by Mr. Rhame, seconded by Mr. Walters with Mr. Hoeg abataining
dduc to absence from that meeting.
Chairman Morria read to the Board his statement, to wit;
"Tao Planning and Zoning Board of the City of Cape Canaveral was
appointed by the present City Council last July. 1b my personal knowledge this
Board has functioned an a group in a moat productive, friendly and harnonesua manner.
t.'r. have functioned without political precourc or city other kind of pressure from
the City Council or any city official.
Last weak I tendered rmj resignation from this Board. It has net been
acted upon by the City Council as of thin data.
so long as thin Board, with its present mamberahip, is not subjected
to personal or political pressure by any City official, we will continue to function
to the beat interests of the City and in complete harmony, but always at the
pleasure of our City Council."
Item No. 1. Request for re- sorting from R -4 to C -1 by llr. LeoZin Sella.
:4r. Sella appeared before the Board and etatod that without re- coning - the City
was causing him undue hardship in use of his property. After discussion, the hoard
agreed unanimously against "spot Toning" in the City, and further agreed that it is
the prime mission of the Board to protect and uphold the ZoninO Ordinance.
Opt a motion by Mr. Boog, seconded by .Mr. Purcell and agreed unanimouaZy, the
request was denied. The Board recommended that Mr. Sells talk with the City Attornci
for Use best prooeedure in presenting his request to the Board of A,.UunGmvnt.
Item Ro. 2. By -Lana. The Py -Zaaa were read by the Secretary, and
each item was discussed as read; then approved or corrected. Gn a motion by
'Ir. Walters, seconded by Mr. Hoag, it maa unanimously agreed to approve the
by -Larva as corrected.
• On a motion by Mr. Rhama, seconded by 1.1r..Roog and agreed . unanimously
the meeting was adjourned at 10:35 P.hL, on January 7, 1905
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REGULAR MEET717G
ZONING BOARD -
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January 21, 1865
AGE;IDA
Caii to order
Minutaa of January 7 meating.
ODiaauaaion
City Planting itama.
Adiournt
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REGULAR MEETING
O ZONING BOARD
January 21, 1065
A regular meeting of the Zoning Board of the City of Cape
Canaveral, Florida ciao held at 7:30 P.M., January 21, 1065 at
the temporar;/ City Ball, 7910 N. Astronaut Blvd., ,Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Chairman Rea Morris.
40 14 tuber a present were Tom N¢Ztera, B. 8. Purcell, Frank Hong mid
Chairman Morris. Mr. Rhama wan excuaed jbam attending.
A diecussion oession was held on various planning itma for
the City.
Tha meeting wan adjourned at 10:30 P.M. on Januar,/ 21, ICCS, on
a motion by Mr..Waltare, sacondad by 31r. Purcell and agreed unanimouety.
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING BOARD
February 4, 1965
AGENDA
Call to order.
Roll call.
Minutes of Zest imsting..
® Item No. 1.. Variance request. Driftwood Apts., Lou Wolff
Item No. 2. City Engineer, City and street planning discussion.
Adjourn.
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING BOARD
® February 4,1065
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning Board of the City of Cape
Canaveral, Florida was hold at the temporary City Hatt, 7410 N. Astronaut
Blvd., on February 4, 1065.
The meeting was called to order at '7:52 P.M. by Chairman Morris.
Members present were Chairman Morrie, Tom Walters, B. B. Purcell,
® Flank Roog and E. R. Rhame'.
The minutes of the last meeting of January 21st were read by the
Secretary and were accepted as read..
Item No. 1. Variance request from Driftwood Apartments. After
discussion the members agreed that his variance should not be granted due
to non - conformity with the Zoning Ordinance, but revision of the buildirur
plan was suggested. On a motion by Mr. Rhama, seconded. by Mr. Hong and
agreed unanimously; the matter was tabled until the applicant could furniah
a revised plan to conform with the Zoning Ordinance. A Special Meeting wan
not for Monday, February 6, 1065 at 7:30 P.M., to act on this item, and,
to meet with the City Engineer if possible.
Item No. 2. This item was tabled for a later date due to the illness
of the City F.hgineer. Some discussion was hold by the Board members.
Mr.
On a motion by Mr.Purceli, seconded bywatterm and agreed unanimously
the meeting was adjourned at 10:15 P.M. on February 4, 1065.
Res Morrfa, C srman
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4 February, 1964
(-Iiy or Cape Canaveral Zoning Dept.
u0 Astronaut Blvd
.pe cc never al, Florida
ntlemen:
Request Is hereby made for ■ variance from your recent zcning
j�:aulnticn requiring 25 ft. court yards on multiple iinit dwellings.
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74_nretpresently cwners of the Driftwood Apartments ,le-,noist
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f,6 uni a in Block 48, Avon By The Sea. Lots I and r this block
are Immediately adjacent to these apartment.. * Plana:fcr an 8-unit
a tructdre were completed in early September and October, 1964-
bane plans are acnntstont with the Driftwood dwellings and will
nerve tr balancr out the block. Building permits have been
cbtulned from the Florida Hotel & hostaurant Commission.
Sutztantiai sums of money have been expanded for engineering and
architectud I plans. The land was obtained predicated upon ocnstr-
ueti-n of this particular type of building. The building will be
completely fireproof, of a tool and masonry construction. There
will be no hazard in the immediacy of the two buildings. The
Inhabitants will have the full use of the adjacent Driftwood Apart-
ments, including Its facilities and pool.
Construction loans have been obtained and the job has been 'Costed-
Out', and It is contemplated the construction will cemmenas immed-
iately upon Issuance of the building permit by the City of Cape
Canaveral. Daniel of this variance will result In severe hardship
and substantial loss of monies to your petitioner. :
).^ccrdtngly, it is respectfully requested that the variance to
permit the ccnntructicn of these two buildings of Tots I and 2,
Block 48, be granted.
Very truly yours,
THE DRIFTWOOD APARTM75
Louis Wolf
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SPECIAL MEETVIG
.ZONING BOARD
February 8, 1865
A Special Meeting of the Zoning Board of the City of Cape
Canaveral, Florida was held at the temporary City Hall, 7410 N. Astronaut
BZvd., on February 8, 2965.
Tho meeting was called to o der,at 7:40 P.M. by Chairman Res Morris.
Members present were Chairman Morris, Frank Hoag, B. B. Purcell,
Tom Walters and E. R. Rhama.
Item No. 1. Driftwood Apartments. Mr. Wolfe presented revised
® plane to the Board and they were examined by each member of the Board. Mr. Walters
made a motion to accept the plans as redrawn to moot code requirements, as to the
25 foot required between buildings whore walle contain openings facing each other.
Mr, floog seconded the motion and it was agreed unanimously.
Mr. Rhone then made a motion to instruct the Secretary
to prepare the minutes of the meeting Tuesday, Feb. 9, as early as possible,
and furnish a ropy of said minutes to the Building Inspector. Mr. Purcell seconded
the motion and it was passed unanimously.
Item 110. 2. City Planning (Ridgewood Avenue). A General discussion
was held with the City Engineer on this item.
On a motion by Mr. Purcell, seconded by Mr. Walters and agreed unanimously,
the meeting wow adjourned at 10:45 P.M. on February 8, 1965.
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING BOARD
February I9, 1966
CaZZ to order
RoZZ Call
Minutes of Regular Meeting of February 4 and Spooiat Meeting February 6.
Item. No. 1. Ridgewood Avenue right -of -way.
Item No. 2. BuZkhead Zino.
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REGULAR MEETIO
ZONING BOARD
February 18, 1905
A Regular ffeeting of the Zoning Board of the City of
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Cape Canaveral, Florida we held on February A8; 1965 at 7:90 P.M.
at the temporary City Hall, 7410 N. Astronaut Blvd., Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Tlur meeting was called to order by Chairman Rex lorria.
Mombera present were Rex Morris, Frank Hoog, B. B. Purcell,
Tam 6altern and E. H. Rhame.
A general discussion was held on both Item 1, Ridgewood Avenue
and Item 2, Bulkhead Line, but no motions were made and no decisions
reached, pending further meeting with the City Engineer, Mr. Givens.
Mr. Givens was sable to attend this meeting as previously planned.
On a motion by !1r. Hoog, seconded by Mr. Rhcsno eul agreed
unanimously, the meeting was adjourned at 0:15 P.M. on February 18, 1005.
Rex fa•rzs, Cnazrnan.
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REGULAR MEETING
TONING BOARD
Maroh 4, 1865
AGENDA
Call to order
Roll Call
Minutes 7f meeting of FabruarU 18, 18C5
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Item. 11o. 2. Bulkhead Zinc diGouraion
YIte�-m No. 3. Ridgcwmf Avenue diao=oaion
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REGULAR MEETVNG
ZOHIRO BOARD
March 4, 1065
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning Board of the City of
Cape Canaveral, Florida was held on March 4, 1065 at the temporary
City Hall, 7410 11. Astronaut Blvd., Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The meeting wan called to order at 7:45 p.m. by
Chairman Rex Morrie..
Members present were Frank Hong, B. B. Purcell, Rex Norris,
• E. H. Rhome and Tan Walters.
The minutes of the meeting of February 16, 1065 were
read and accepted with one correction in typing.
The agenda for the meeting was an follows:
Item 1. Variance request from Standard Oil Company which
ran withdrrfn prior to the meeting.
Item 2. Bulkhead line.
Item 3. Ridgewood .Avenue.
Item 4. Rezoning of R -4 on Atlantic Blvd., to C -1.
ALL items on the agenda require preliminary work by the City
Engineer before action can be taken by the Board. Since the Engineer was
unable to J`4 mich the necessary data at thin time, a Special Mecting was
eet for March 11, 1065 to meet with the Engineer for action on Items 2, 3
and 4., dependent on his progress at that time.
Some discussion followed by the Board members on each agenda
item. On a motion by, Mr. Rhame, seconded by Mr. Purcell and agreed
unanimously, the meeting tan adjourned at 0 :05 p.m. on March 4, 1065.
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SPECIAL AIEETUG
ZONING BOARD
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AGENDA
Call tO ardor
Roll Cazl
Item l. Bulkhead Line
® Itam2. RidBeuood Avenue
14e" 3- Rezone R -4 to C -1
Adiourn
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SPECIAL VEFTING
ZONING BOARD
March 11, 1085
A. Special Meeting of the Zoning Board of the City of
Cape Canaveral, Florida wan held at 7:30 P.M., March 11, 1905 at
the temporary City Nall, 7910 11. Astronaut Blvd., Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Tlua meeting we called to order by Rex Morria, 0airman.
Members present ware Frank Hong, B. B. Purcell, Res Morrie,
SE. R. Rhmm and Tom Natters.
Item No. 1. Bulkhead Lino. The City Dvincer, Mr. Givens,
was present, bringing with him lhgineering Reports on this item.
Discussion . was held on the proposed bulldhcad lino between the Board
and Mr. Givens, mud will be continuted on the Agenda of the Regular
Meeting, March 18, 1985.
Item No. 2, Ridgewood Avenue and Item No. 3, Rezoning of
R -1 to C -1, were both postponed for the Regular Meeting of March 18th.
On a motion by Mr. Walters, seconded by Mr. Rhame and agreed
unanimously, the meeting tug adjourned at 10:90 P.M., March 11, 1005.
Box Morrts, Chairman of tie Ea
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AGENDA
RMULM HEETIZ
ZONING BOARD
Kash 28, 1965
Call to order.
Roll Call.
Minutes Regular Veatinn !larah 4 and Special Veating March 11, 1965.
® Item No. 1. Bulkhead Lino.
Item No. 2. Ridgecwod Avenue.
Item Do. 3. Reeoning R -1 to C -1.
Adjourn.
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RLWLAR MEETIM
ZONING. BOARD
® %larch 18, 1965
A Regular meeting of the Zoning Hoard of the City of
Cape Canaveral, Florida. was held on March 18, 1985 at the temporary
City Hall, 7910 R. Astronaut Blvd., Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The meeting was called to order at 7:40 p.m. by Res
morria, Chairman.
® Members present were Mr. Moog, Mr. Morris, 11r. Purcell and
Hr. Waltera. F. M. Rhame was excused.
A brief dissuasion was held an the rezoning item of the
agenda, while awaiting the arrival of the City lrigineer. After his
arrival with Papa on a proposed bulkhead line, discussion continued
on the agenda items.
Mr. Matters made a motion to table the bulkhead line until
Monday, Match 22nd., at 7 :30 p.m. for a Speoial mooting. 11r. lhacell
seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.
On a motion by Mr. Moog, second-2d by Mr. Walters and agreed
wutn4mcualy, the meeting was adjourned at 10:07 p.m. on ,March 18, 1905.
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SPECIAL .'•NE67711G
ZONING BOARD
March 22, 7905
Call to 'order
Roll Call
Bulkhead Line,
Adjourn,
ACTION TAEE11
The Board agreed u„animounly to racoimnand the layout of made,
otmoto, canals, parka, public placen and zoning diatricto an almm
on map to be forwarded to the City council.
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SPECIAb MEET10
ZONING BOARD
Marcie 22, 1905
A Special Meeting of the Zoning Board of the City of
Cape Canaveral, FZoridawao held at the temporary City Hall,
7410 N. Astronaut Blvd., Cape Canaveral, Florida on Monday,
:larch 22, .1965.
The meeting was called to order at 8:05 p.m. by
Chairmmn Rax'Marris.
Flembars present were Mr. Morris, B. B. Purcell,
E.H. Rhamo, and Tan Walters. Frank Hoag was excused.
The City Engineer, 14r. Givens was prevent, bringing
a map of the proposed bulkhead area. Much discussion iolloxd
on the layout of streets, parka, canals, zoning, atc., to prepare
the map for racommandation to the City Council.
Mr. Natters Made a motion to recommend the layout of
roads, streets, canaZa, parka, public pZacea and coning districts
as shocm on the attached map, to be foria ded to the City Council.
!r. Flume seconded the motion and it was passed unanimously.
On a motion by Mr. Rhame, seconded by Hr. 6'alters mid
agreed unanimously, the meeting was adjourned at 70:25 p.m., on
aarah 22, 1965.
Rax Morris, fw oard
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ACTION TAKEN
Item 1. Recommended that the Council take necessary action to change the aoninC
from present R -4 to 0.1, 400 feet deep on West aide of Atlantic Avenue,
from the South City limits, north to existing R -1 zoning.
Reasons, to allow commercial development on west aide of atlantic, and,
to conform to the C -1 aonsng now existing on the East aide of Atlantic.
Item 2. Directed the City Engineer to moat with Judge. Akridgo to establish the
existing location of Ridgewood Avenue north of Washington in the City of
Cape Canaveral.
Item S. Tabled.
REGULAR MENTIAt1
ZONING BOARD
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April 1, 1906
AGENDA -
Gail to order.
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Roll Cali.
Minutes of ?torch 10 and .March 22.
Item No.1. Zoning West of Atlantic Avenue.
Item No. 2. Ridgewood Avenue
Iten No.. Z. Sidewalk, Ragulatione.
Adjourn.
ACTION TAKEN
Item 1. Recommended that the Council take necessary action to change the aoninC
from present R -4 to 0.1, 400 feet deep on West aide of Atlantic Avenue,
from the South City limits, north to existing R -1 zoning.
Reasons, to allow commercial development on west aide of atlantic, and,
to conform to the C -1 aonsng now existing on the East aide of Atlantic.
Item 2. Directed the City Engineer to moat with Judge. Akridgo to establish the
existing location of Ridgewood Avenue north of Washington in the City of
Cape Canaveral.
Item S. Tabled.
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING BOARD
April 1, 1965
A Regular Meeting . of the Zoning Hoard of the City of Cape
wmurveral, Florida was held on April 2, 1965 at the temporary City Hall,
7410 N. Astronaut Blvd., Cape Canaveral,'FZor idwr.
The meeting was called to order at 7:45 p.m. by Chairman Morrie.
Members . present were Frank Hoog, Rex Morrie, H.B. . Purcell, E. !t. Rhame,
mud Tom Walters. Also present we the City Engineer, Charles Givens.
Item No. 2. Ridgewood Avenue was moved up from Item 2 for discussion
at this time. On a motion by 'Frank Hoog, seconded by Mr. Purcell and unanimoua
vote, the City Engineer we directed to meet with Judge Akridgo to establish the
existing location of Ridgewood Avenue north of Washington Avenue in the City of
Cape Canaveral. Thin item is to be .placed on the Agenda of the next Regular
meeting, or if possible, on a Special meeting, before the next regular meeting.
Item No. 2. Remoning west of Atlantic Avenue. On a motion by Mr. Walters
aeronded by Mr. Hoog and agreed unanimously, the Board recommended that the Council
take necessary action to change the zoning from present R -4 to C -2, 400 foot deep
on the West aide of Atlantic Avenue from the South City limits, north to the exiatiny
R -1 coning. Reasons being to allow commercial development on vest aide of Atlantic,
mid to conform to the C -2 zoning now existing on the East aide of Atlantic.
Item No. 3. Side walk regulations. This item was tabled, on a motion
by Mr. Rduvme, seconded by Mr. Moog and agreed unanimously.
on a.motion by Mr. Hoog, seconded by Mr. Purcell and uuaaimoualy agreed,
the meeting was adjourned at 9:43 p.m., on April 2, 1965.
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RXULgR gEETIIIG
zoNVIG BOARD
April 15, 2905
AGENDA
CaZZ to order
Roll Call
Alinutea'
Item 'No. one.
Public Nearing- Varimnca -Co Zwnbia Drive
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Item' No. tw.
RuUdiead Zino
'tem. No. t3uroe.
Ridgewood Avenue'
Item No, four ,
ta- officio Membera.
Adjourn,
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RMUL4R d1ELTINO
ZONIN0 BOARD
April 15, I905
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning Board of the City of
® Cape Canaveral, Florida uyas hold on April 15, 1985 at the temporary
City NaZI, 7410 N. Astronaut Blvd., at 7:40 P.M.
The meeting was callad to order by Chairman Morrie.
Members present were Chaimmm Morrie, B. B. Purcell and
Tom Walters. XXXXkXXXXXXXXiXXXXXXXXkXXXXAXXNXXg'XX
Minutes of the meetings of March 18, March 22, and April 1
were road and accepted as read,
Item No. 1. Variance request from Columbiad Apartments
pertaining to eat -back from 25 ft. to 20 ft. 160 owners of adjoining
property were present and the variance request wan explained to them
and discussed.. They stated that they had no objections. On a motion
by Mr. Walters, seconded by Mr. Purcell and agreed unanimously, the
Boatel rocomvmende to the City Council that the variance be granted subject
to the following oonditiono:
1. That a. Dead for the East 40 feet of Lot 18, Columbiad Plaza
Subdivision be received by the City of Cape Canaveral, and Recorded,
before the issuance of a Building PemAnt.
2, That there will be no parking in the front oat -back. area.
3. That a 4 ft, sidewalk be inotaZZed in the right of way
adjacent to the property line for the entire length of the Bite.
The reason for the aestsrs r000maendation by the Boatel members was the
desire to improve the appearance of the City of Cape Canaveral by keeping
parking in rear of buildingo, eliminating parking in set back areas and
providing oidewaZks in public safety and interest.
Item No. 2. Bulkhead. A motion wan made by Mr. Purcell,
seconded by Mr. Walters and agreed vmaimouaZy to advertise a Public :fearing
on the Zoning of the submerged lands to the Flint of the proposed Bulkhead
Zino in the Banana River as eatabZishsd by the City CounoiZ; to be held at
a Special Meeting of the Zoning d Planning Boatel on May 7, 1005 at the
Police d Fire Station, 190 Jackson Ave.,. at 7:30 P.M.
Also, a motion LL-a made by Idr. Waltera, seconded by N'r. Ftwcell
and agreed unatimoual+n to advertise mid I;o Zd a Rollie Raarin;* to raaona t.e
present zoning classifications on laid lying between SR401 and the
present shoreline of the Banana River, to conform to land use shown on
the proposed. Bulkhead Map, dated March 22, 1905; said Public Roaring to be
held at a Special Meeting of the Zoning 4 Planning Board on May 7, 1905
at the Police A Fire Station, 190 Jackson Ave., at 7:30 P.M.
.Item No. J. Discussion ties held regarding Ridgewood Avenue
but no offioial action was taken.
Item No. 4. Ex-Officio Nembars. A Motion wan made by
Mr. Walters, seconded by Air. Purcell and agreed unanimously to appoint
Air. Charles Givens, a Registered Civil Eltgineer, an an Bs- Officio member
of the Toning 8 Planning Board, and he has agreed to accept this position
for a nominal foe of $ 100 per month to cover his expenses; verified by
S a latter from Mr. Givens. dated April 7, 1905.
On a motion by Air. Purcell, seconded by Mr. Walters and agreed
unanimously the meeting was adjourned at 10 :15 P.N. on April 15, 1905.
Res Morris,' Chaimmr of tha Board
Planning and Zoning Board
City of Cape Canaveral, Florida
Gentlemen:
Mr. David Burns, City Attorney, conferred with me this
date regarding a retainer fee for consulting services to the
Planning and Zoning Board. 'Later Mr. Rex Morris, your Chair-
man, discussed this fee with me.
® Due to the present work load of your group with weekly or
more often meetInge an hourly or meeting fee would be exhorbitant.
I am offering my services to meet with you as often as you
wish so that your many projects and services may be expedited.
A fee of $100.00 per month to cover expenses will be satisfactory.
This does not cover any fieldwork, surveys, drafting or secre-
tarial work. Additional work involving our staff will be billed
for as per individual, agreements or on time and material.
It has been a pleasure working with your group and I look
forward to assisting you In the giant strides of progress in
your city government that you are making.
Yours very truly,
GIVENS
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Charles N. Givens
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GIVENS, HURDLE & OUICK
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IAERRIT ISLAND, FLORIDA
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Planning and Zoning Board
City of Cape Canaveral, Florida
Gentlemen:
Mr. David Burns, City Attorney, conferred with me this
date regarding a retainer fee for consulting services to the
Planning and Zoning Board. 'Later Mr. Rex Morris, your Chair-
man, discussed this fee with me.
® Due to the present work load of your group with weekly or
more often meetInge an hourly or meeting fee would be exhorbitant.
I am offering my services to meet with you as often as you
wish so that your many projects and services may be expedited.
A fee of $100.00 per month to cover expenses will be satisfactory.
This does not cover any fieldwork, surveys, drafting or secre-
tarial work. Additional work involving our staff will be billed
for as per individual, agreements or on time and material.
It has been a pleasure working with your group and I look
forward to assisting you In the giant strides of progress in
your city government that you are making.
Yours very truly,
GIVENS
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Charles N. Givens
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SPECIAL AIEETINO
Z011I1M, BOARD
April 23, 1905
Call to order.
Item No. 1, Site A Specifioationo on Street behind Bank.
IteT No. 2. Ridpexwod Avenue
Box tor
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FlocBoth itOma tabled for Special 'leetiry on 'londay, ApriZ 2C, 1905 rst
P, 11„ rsL.Temporary City Ilrs11, 7910 N. Aet;wnaut Blvd„ Cape Canaumal,
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SPECIAL HEFTING
ZONING BOARD
April 28, 1965
A Special Meeting of the zoning Board of the City of
Cape Canaveral, Florida; -a held on April 23, 1965 at the temporary
City gall, 7410 N. Astronaut Blvd., . Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The meeting was called . to order at 7:40 P.M. by Choir mn Morris.
Members present were Res Morrie, B. D. Purcell and Tom Walters.
Also, Mr. Charles Givens, ex- offioio member was present.
® Item 1. Road behind Rank. After much discussion, Mr. dlaltera
made a motion, seconded by Mr. Purcell and agreed unanimouoly to table
this item for a Special Meeting opt Flondmj April. 20, 1965 at 9:30 P.M.,
at Temporary City Ball; at which time additional information should be
available.
Item 2. Ridgewood Avenue. opt a motion by Mr. Purcell, seconded
by Mr. Falters and a unanisuuo vote, this item was tabled for the Special
Meeting of April 26, 1905; for the purpose of acquiring additional inform, ation.
on a motion by Mr. Walters, seconded by Mr. PurcaZZ and agreed
unanimously, the meeting was adjourned at 9:45 P.M. on April 23, 1965.
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SPECIAL 'IEETrNG
ZONIN7 BOARD
ApriZ 26, 1065
AGENDA
Road behind Bank.
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SPECIAL 51FnIX,
Z?Wr BOARD
April 26, 1965
• A Special Meeting of the Zoning Board of the City of Cape
Canaveral, Florida wan held at the temporary City /fall, 7910 11, Astronaut
Blvd., Cape CanavaraZ, Florida on April 26, 1965,
The meeting van called to order at 7:90 P.M. by Chairman 'lorrie.
Members present very Rex Morris, B. B. Purcel Z, E. 11. Rlume and
Tom Walters.
Item its. 1. Road behind Bank by Ivy Development Company.
Mr. Blume made a motion to ,recommend to the City Council that the
proposed plans submitted by Ivy Development Company for Bank Street
• East and Nest, and Section Zino road 11orth and South, shall be revised ar
required to provide a minimum. Cutter elevation of 6.00 feet above mean
sea level. Mr. Waltera seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
also,
Mr. Rhame made a motion, !1r. ruroall seconded and
the motion passed unanimously to recommend to the Council that the
proposed plane submitted by Ivy Development Company for the Borth -south
Section line road be revised an required to provide a separated road
with a 19 ft. median strip as shown on attached sketch.
On a motion by Mr. Purcell, seconded by Mr. Naltarn and agreed
unanimously, the meeting was adjourned at 9:90 P.M. . on April 26, 1985.
Reference: Mean Sea Level elevation to be as indicated by Bench Markero
of the U. S. Geodetic Surveys.
Rex /Morris, C:asmnn of the Soars
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ZONVA' BOARD
May 5, 1965
• A Special Meeting of the Zoning, Board of the city of
Cape Canaveral, Florida we held at the temporary City Ball, 7410 11.
Astronaut Blvd., Cape Canaveral, Florida on flay 5, 1905.
The meeting man called to order at 7:40 p.m.. by Chairman 'dorrin.
Members present were Frank Roog, Rex.✓.orris, B. B. Purcell,
F. R. Riusna and Tom Waltera. Ex- Officio member, Mr. givens was also present.
Item No. 1. Road behind Bank. The planning G Zoning. o —.ends
to the City Council that Road construction for Banana River Blvd. be in
accordance with typical sections and specifications as shown on the attached
drawing.. Mr. Rhame made this motion, Mr. Purcell seconded and it man passed
unanimously.
Mr. Moog made a motion, seconded by mr. Walters and agreed
unanimously to adjourn at 8:55 p.m. on May 5, 1965.
Rex hlorrao, Chairman of t m 8oarT
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ZONINr BOARD
May 6, 2965
ArENDA -
Call to order.
Roll Call
.Minutes
Item. 1. Request to construct Service Station - NbZio Hearing p
Item 2. Request to construct Trailer Part, _ PUblic Hearing .7) �7 ;C
Item 3. Ridgewood Ave. -rf (;! e
Adjourn
Rex 7orrzs, Onaimmtt ie
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RB;DLAR MEETIN.:
PLANNING 4 Zo.Y7.•1G BOARD
May C, 1905
A Regular ]]eating of the Planning R Zoning Board of the City of
Cape Canaveral, Florida wan held on May G. 1965 at the temporary City Hall,
7410 N. Astronaut Blvd., Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Morris at 7 :35 p.m.
Members present were Mr. Morrie, B. B. Purcell, E. H. Rhams and Tom Maltera.
Fs- officio member Charles Givens and City Attorney. T. David Burns were
present as was the Building Official, '=as Aluasone.
Minutes of the last regular meeting of April 15, Spacial.meetingo of
April 23, 26, and ]lay 5 were read and approved as read.
Public Hearing cessions were held on both items on the Agenda, and
comments ware heard from interested parties, Air., Goerge Ritchie, Attorneu,
appeared for the applicant on the variance request for a Cities Service ,station.
flat Simaa and John Starling spoke for Shuford Milla against the request.
On the application for a Trailer Park, Mr. John Raisner appeared for the
applicant. Opposing the variance request were Mr. Carlton of the Baptint Dencona,
Mr. George Firkins, representing Alma Reacher and Deuard Rogers, bothovnerr, or
property on Oak Lane, and fiat Simms and John Starling of Shuford 7illo.
On a motion 'by Mr. Rhame, seconded by Mr. Purcell and agreed unanimous].,
a recess was called at 9 :12 p.m., thus ending the Public hearing portion of the
meeting.
Chairman Morris called the nesting to order again at 9:1C p.m.
Item. No. 1. Cities Service Station request.
Mr. Morris bated to reject the variance request in that the applicant
failed to prove a hardship, and he was not being deprived of rights enjoyed b:�
other proportion.
Mr. Purcell and Mr. Rhana voted to deny for the cane reasons.
Mr. Walters voted to deny because it,tian not in line vith our ordinance
and strictly against the intent of said ordinance. Also would work hardship on
awjoining property owners.
The request Los denied.
Item ?is. 2. Request for Trailer Park.
?r. Purcell voted to deny the variance request dug to the ma'.: oh.S— ticn:-
property owners, and the devalrlaticn of properties that t1:e park, "uld cause.
Mr. Rhane voted to dme;l due to t %ie ranpon:rc o°properL, osrn +r:. C•Lt
that the use would be detrimental to property values aid raises the nunsmm,,
.Factor. Also paper work submitted was not complete.
Mr. Walters voted to deny due to plane not having been submitted to
the .State or Health Department and objections from Church representatives and
property owners,
® Mr. Morris voted to deny due to objections from property owners
and because the application as submitted did not fully comply to City Ordinances.
The request was denigd. -
tam No. 3, Rw ewvod Avenue. .Thin item we tabled.
On a motion by Mr. Walters, seconded by Mr. Purcell and agreed
unanimously the meeting was adjourned at 10:10 p.m.. on May CO 1065.
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Ras Morrx Chairman�of the Boar
SPECIAL AIEFTING
.TARING BOARD
1•lah 7, 1905
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Call to order
Roll Call
Item 710. 1. Publio Hearin, Zoning of aubnerged lands to East of the
propound Bulkhead line in the Banana River an eotablinhed
by the City Council.
® Item No. 2. Publia hearing, Raaone prevent coning alaoeifieationo on land
lying between SR401 and the pronent ahomZine of the Banana
River, to oonform to land,une shown on the proposed Bulkhead 'dap,
dated 'March. 22, 1905.
Adjourn.
Rex,morma, Chairman o, the Roar:
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SPECIAL MEETING
PLANNING 8 ZONIN. BOARD
May 7, 1985
® A Special Meeting of the PlanningAZoning Board of the City of
Cape Canaveral, Florida was held on May 7, 1985 at the Mice A Fire Station
190 Jackson Avenue, Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The meeting cyan called to order at 8 p.m, by Chairman Morris.
Members present were Frank !long, Rex Morris, B. B. Purcell,
F. 11. Rhame and Tom Walters. Also, ex- officio member Charles Givens.
Both items on the Agenda were Public hearings, but no one appeared
to oppose either item.
tItem t1o. 1. Reuoning of existing olassifications went of rR901.
Mr. Walters made a motion, necondad by Mr. Rhame and the Board voted mutni�cuolu
to recommend to the City Council the reacning of the present classifications on
lands lying between SR401 mid the prevent shoreline of the Banana River, to
conform to land use as shown on the Proposed Bulkhead Map as amended by the
Planning R Zoning Board action and indicated as Revision X 1 dated thin date,
of the Proposed bulkhead rap of the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida dated
"arch 22, 1905.
Item no. 2. Zoning of Submerged Land, t /r, Rlume made a motion,
necondod by Mr. Purcell and the vote was unanimous to recommend to the City
Council the adoption of the Zoning of the submerged lands East of theProponed
Bulkhead line in the Banana River as established by the City Council, an shown
on the Proposed Bulkhead Map dated !:arch 22, 1085; and amended by the Planning
.4 Zoning Board action indicated an Revision N 1 dated May 7, 1985.
The City Engineer the instructed to make the above named revision to
the Official .Vap and supply copies to the City.
On a motion by Mr. Hong. seconded by Mr. Rlume and agreed unanimously
the meeting she adjourned at 8:95 P.M., on May 7, 1965.
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PLANNING S ZojrNG Bor7Rp
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AQFVDA
CalZtoorder. -
Roll Call
,'IZnutea elan 6, ,.and 61aR 7, 1065
® Item l.'o. 1., Variance
"- "'o. 11o.. 2. "dgo —d Avenue.
Adjourn.
'es =4orraa, craunan a�,
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!leotin0 rwt heZd due to Zoak of.rMorum.
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PLANNI110 R 2ONIN0 BOARD
;lay 20, 1005.
Duo to a look of Quorum, the regular meeting achcduled
for .'day 20, .1005 can not held.
Only Regular membera pronent were the Chairtan Res Morria
and Tom Naltern. Frank lloog and F. H. Rhama mare aboont, and B. R.
Aurcoll wou escuced.
Fr- officio member Charlea Civeno was present, an oan the
City Attorney, T. David Rurno.'
® Thone prevent hold a workshop oeoaionfrom 7:30 p.m.
until 10:30 p.m.
Res !dorms, Chairman of the Boar..
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SPECIAL 'IF.ETING
ZONING BOARD
I4ay 27, 7005
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Call to order
Roll Call
Item No. 1.. Article VIII, Foundation Survay mac... +tiW�•I�,-a "'� "`lr,.._��' ,
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Item Ne. 2. Check Pemit Fees (attached list) T40,
Item No. 3. Swimming Pools
Item No. 4. Used Official Toning flap showing zone olancificationa accordin:
to property lines. Givens, Hurdle A Quick appraised Croat is
$.450.00. This is similar to drac)inngg showing Went aide of Cit.-!.
}tee Ce- r..�.K.n�.l C...a...�:.\ c..ta,�iti• -w..f_ '
Item No. 5. Under C -I classification - Uses permitted - cub paragraph T.
Is outside storage permitted, also Nuraery (Planta,floaeru)
or must they some under a variance? /+
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Adjourn. �
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FOR ACTION BY ME PLANNIN, 3 MILT, BOARD
1.. Article VIII, Par. 3, Foundation Survey
2. Check Permit Fees (attached fees)
3. Shimming pools
® 4. Need official Zoning ?tap showing none. classification according to
property lines. Givens, Hurdle S Quick appraised coat X450.00.
Thin is similar to &=ing ahoub:g west aide of City.
S. Under C -I classification - Uses permitted - nub paragraph T.
Ia outside storage permitted, also Nursery (Plants, flowero)
or mat they 'come under a variance?`.
submitted by,
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Under Article VIII
Paragraph 3
ADD Sub paragraph C
It shall beunlawfyl for any person to continue construction of.
any building or structure beyond the foundation until a Plot Plan
showing the foundWion of the building or structure has been prepared
in duplicate by a licensed surveyor and approved by the Building ofriciaZ,
Ono coPU should be filed with the City and the other returned to the
Owner marked with his approval.
Jamea Ruaaone, Duz
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31' CIAL 1-:TING OF 771F:
ZOKr,.'G AND PLAKUrIG BOARD OF T!i;
CITY OF 0PF: CAC.1'/F:!i1L
May 27, 1965
Chairman Rex Morris called the Special Meeting of the Zoning and
® Planning Board to Order at 7:45 P.M., at 7410 Astronaut Blvd., the City
Hall, Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The roll was called an.'�the following were present: ,Chairman Miax
Morris, Frank. Hoog, B. B. Purcell, E. H. Rhame, Tom Walters, Building
Oficial - James FLzzone, and Ex- Officio - Charlie Givens.
Item 1. ArLlcle VTTI. Par. 3. Foundation Survov
James 1•i:zzone read Article VIII, Par. 3, Sub - paragraph C, from Ordinance
No. 11 -63, which was omitted from Ordinance No. 81 -64. After discussion
® Mr. Walters made a motion that the following:be an Amendment to Ordinance
F1 -61.: IT SHALL On UNLANFUL FOR ANY FrRSOK TO COKTICUB COI:STRUCTIOK CF
AK't PUILDI. , OR STRUCTJIL °, 65YOPD TES FOUNDATION UNTIL A PLOT PLAN SHQ:'IRG
T!1-1i FOUNDATION OF Tarr. BUILDING OR STRUCTURE HAS E> U; 1'R!•:PARED rl DUPLICAT"
BY A LIC, %I!M SUR`FiYOR ARD AP ?ROVID BY THE BUILD71 OF: ICI4L. ON- COPY
_SuOULD SE FILED 4iITH THR CITY AND TIE: OTIEiR R!:Ti!Hl D TO 7HE OI:L' ^R t41RY.?:D
WITH HIS APPROVAL. Fir. Purcell, seconded the Motion, which passed by the
unanimous vote of the Board.
Item 2. Permit Fees
After a discussion on the building ry.:rmit scbedulo of fees was held,
Hr. Walters made a Motion that Item 2 be tabled until the next regular
meeting, Mr. Purcell seconded the Motion, which passed with the unanimous
vote or the Board.
Item 3. Swi, -JnK Pools
Mr. Hoop, made a Motion to Table Item No. 3, seconded by Mr. Halters,
and pa9eed. unanimously.
Item 4. Official Zoninr. Man - S!:cwirc Zore class i ficationn according
to nrooerU, lines.
Jason Muzzone explaned his nctd for an Official Zoning Map. showing
Zone classifications according to property lines, similar to drawing
showing West side of City. Mir. Givens pave an arnraised cost of
$150.00. Mr. Hong made the Lotion this Map by recone:edded to the
City Council . for approval. Mr. liname seconded the Motion. Which was
passed by the unanimous: vote of the Board.
Item 5. Uses Permitted unrL:r C -1 Classificati -.
Jams Fbazone asked the Hoard what -- w-- tcci u:o!.,r C -1
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cla,sif ication, much as outside atornF,:, ours, =ry (Plants, flowers, etc.)
or if they must come under a variance. Mr. Rhame made a Motion to Table
to allow the new Board to consider the changes to be mle in Ordinance
No, 81 -64. Mr. Walters seconded the Motion and the Board voted unanimously.
• Mr. Rhame made the Motion to adjourn, Mr. Moog asconded the Motion.
with the unanimous vote of the Board the Meeting, adjourned at 10:27 P.H.
Rex Morris
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SrECIAL MF.ETP1:7
pLANRIN'Q R ZO.'1IRC BOARD
.funo P.C. 1065
A Special fleeting of the Planning 6 Zoning Board of the
City of Cape Canaveral, Florida .wan held on .5aturday, Juno 26, 1065
at 11:00 a.m. at the temporary City !fall, 7410 ... Antronaut Blvd.,
Cape Canaveral, Florida.
fdembarn present ware F. B. Rhame, Tom Waltars, Jean X. Taylor,
Leo C. Nicolas and C. 0, ffaDryde. Mr. Jack liurck, Councilman in charge
was in attendance.
Mr. Thomas F. Thoburn and Mr. John Coldbarg were present in
regard to a set -back request.
The .meeting was called for the purpose of organination and
Election of Chairman and Vice - Chairman.
On a motion by 1fr, h'a Ltero, seconded by tire. Taylor to appoint
.'dr. Rhone as Chairman of the Board; all members voted in favor except
Mr. Elmo who abstained. Via motion carried.
A Motion was mods by Fire. Taylor, neconded by Mr. Rheims to
appoint Mr. Walters an vice - chairman. All members voted in favor except
fir. waiters who abstained, and the motion carried.
Mr. Thoburn then began a presentation of a eat -beak variance
request by a letter to Mayor 19iurm, but was interrupted by Mr. Blame
due to the item not being on the Agenda and couldl6e acted upon at the
time. tip. Thoburn wan told lie would be contacted on Monday as to the
date of hearing on this request. Action could be in one of two forma,
namely; a variance to the Zoning Ordinance or a Change in tine Ordinance,
to altar the eat -back from 75 feet to 50 feet.
The meeting Line adjourned at 12:00 oralock noon,, on Juna 2f., 1005.
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F. 11. R lame, C wsrman e t a Aaar:
SPECIAL MEETING
PLANNING AND TONING BOARD.
Juno R9, 1065
AGEVDA
Call to order
Roll Call
Minutes May 27 and June 26.
Item 110. 1.
.,e -sae request - Goldberg....
2.
swsmnng Pools,
Adjourn.
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ACTION TAKEN
Item Ilo. 1. Recomaended to the Council that Ordinance 81- 69,Art. 6, par. 23,pg. 33,
nub -par. A, item 2 be revised to road as folZowa; A net back on the Most aide of 114y.401
from the South City Boundary to the North Line of Sect. 26 shall be a minimum of 50 feet
from the Boy right -of -way and from the North Zino of Sect. 26 to the North City Damdar.,
ahaZZ be a minimum of 75 feet from Ihaj. right -of -way, all subject to the Street Locaticna
an shown on the Adopted Master Plan of the area Want of Hwy 901..
Item 1'0. 2, Tabled,
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PL NNINC 5 7O,77,77 BOARD
June 29, 1905
A Special Sleeting of the Planning 8 Zoning Board of the City of
Cape Canaveral, FZorida' wan held on June 29, 1005 at the temporarl City Hall,
7410 N. Astronaut Blvd., Cape Canaveral, Florida, at 7 :35 P.M. Thin meeting . waa
held in lieu of the Regular Meeting scheduled for Thursday, July 1, 1905,
Member¢ present were C.O.VaBryde, Leo Nicholas, F. 11. Phame, Jean Ta,lZor,
and Tom Walters. Also present, Jack llurek, Councilman; Charles Oiveno, City Engineer,
Jim .I!uasmtc, Building Official; and J. A. Rickards, City Manager.
The meeting wan called to order by Chairman Rhmne.
Minutsa of the meetings of May 27 and June 20, 19C5 were read and
accepted as read.
Chairman Rlavme at thin time net a Special Meeting for July 8, 1905, with
tho nest Regular Meeting to be July 15, 1905, Mrs. Taylor was appointed a cow ittes
of one to review the Rules of Procedure for the Board,,
Item No. 1.. Goldberg act -back inquest. !!r. Goldberg and his attorney,
vr. Thoburn, presented their plans in favor of their request, The Board diaeuoned
this item with each member in turn giving his view on how the matter should he
handled. Mr. Tors halters made a motion to recommend to the City Council that
Ordinance 81 -04, Article 8, paragraph 23, page 33, oub- paragraph A, item 2; be
revised to read as follows: "A cat back on the Went aide of Highway 401 fro¢ tho
routh City Boundary to the North Lind of Section 26 shall be a minimum of Fifty (50)
feet fmnm the Highway right -of -way, and, from the North line of Section 20 to the
North City Boundary shall be a minimum of Seventy -five i751 feet from the HZghany
right -of -way; all subject to the Streot Locations as shown on the Adopted .hater
Plan of the area teat of highway 401,° Mrs. Taylor seconded the motion and it
passed unanimously.
Item No. 2. .Swimming Nola, Mr, Musson pronented to the Board the riced
fm additional requirements and specifications ragarding swimming pools in the Cit„r.
rince further study was needed on this item before action could be taken, Mr. Vcholaa
made a motion to table, seconded by Mrs. Taylor and the motion passed unanimtial•t.
This item to come before the Board again on July 15th Regular Afeating, Mr. lle8rude
and Mr. Nicholaa were appointed a committee to ctudu the mzmtter.
On a motion by Mra. Taylor, aeconded b,ls 'Ir. Walters and agreed unan?- wi Z7
the meeting was adiourned at 0:30 P.F!, on dune ^9, 11+f..5,
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SPECIAL MEETIM
PL4NR711O 6 Z0N711: BOARD+
July 8, 7885
AOFNDA
Call to order
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Roll Call
Item 71o. Z.:
V P W _ ABC Ordinance amendment.
Item no. 2.
Tack Yanka variance request
Item No. 3.
Citiec Service Station. - PurcoZZ.
Adjourn.
F. !f. RTs Cnatrnan of tna Board—
SPECIAL NEETINO
PL411,1jI11S 6 ZOI17110 POARD+
® July 9, 79E5
AOFNDA
C¢ZZ to order
Ro11 Ca1Z
Item No, I, V F H - ARC Ordinance arendment.
Item No, 2, cloak yanks varianoe requeet.
Item No, J, Citien Service Station ,
Adjourn, • - Arroelt,
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R• H. Porare, Cnax�-
ACTIO� y AT =.r3 of na Coat
Itom No: 1. Via Roard reOOn -cndea tF,at tha'
conditionoZ uae, Laacd on camoliance r,ri
rua to CouneiZ approve tlria
lira Roar:i'a feeling t %rnt t t� thn ARC
apirit and Llardin r Liquor 0rvlinanee,
Tlria motto" o• Pa,..tt'd r.a facility r:a in 4ateann
on crga amnnded to add auaca in tha Cit•i Zonin 'a•r
acquine'titar:r LuiZdir, Lime limit or 90 0 On•eranee.
d pc» -it, doga for tl;e V.rid to
Itemo Non P. The Board racommended denial of
o ZZor�inO l'caaona; Doea no t. conlam to r
thin rrqueot due to ti:e
Doen :ot'conr rant rootnOr. raquirementa
Doan not 'off to Crou, covcrvo requiremto
Item Ilo,
•3. Tabled to the con; ^o» - to Sid,, Zine net =bao! rcquirrmanta.
e mret inq,c ^.ruZ,i 15, 1905.
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P7.117.71114 A Z23I1W.' BOARD
.ring 8, 1005
A Special `!eating of the Planning A Toning Board of the City or
Cane Canaveral, Florida van held on July 8, , 1965 at the temporary City llall,
7410 11. Astronaut Blvd., Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The meeting ran caZlad to order at 7:35 P.51. by Chaiman Rhamr..
/embera present were Mr. .VoBryde, Mr, Nicolas, Mr, Rhama, Vra. Tanior
and Tom Walters, Also, Councilman Jack l/urek, City .Tanager J. A. Rickar::a,
Building Orficial Jim 'dusaonc and City Ongineer Charles Givens,
.Due, to a large erovd in attendance, Mr. Walters made a notion to
conduct the hearing portion of the meeting in larger roan in the Florida
Tachni*cal College. lira. T,av Lor aecondrd the motion and it can agreed unani^o:o-i.
The meating, two reconvened at 7:40 r,.+r.
Item No. 1. Three representatives or the V.F,A', organisation aem:
present to give their renaona for the requent and to anatrar quaationc fro^ of ;:—
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interested partiea. Vr.McGourty, tur,J.Carney and Vr. Camaclw csp Zained that
the faci Zity t+ould be limited to mambarnhip in ties of the Lounge nectien.
The meeting room section would be availabZa for lade flinetione, Youth activities,
Civil Defeneo, etc, An 80 car parking lot would be in back. All functiona
held in the building vould be strictly controllad by the members. All intaraate:?
parties were heard and their questions answered,
Item No, 11. Mra. Ruth Yanks, 417 Wachington Avenue, appeared b:
behalf of her husband to explain the reasons for their request to add ttw
rl:+elling units to their single family unit. She stated that their propert!.
was surrounded bt, apartments, and that the fen single family residences in the
area rare rented out, not oocupind by oonera.. Vr. Joseph Tronaa and 'M, Paul
;5:ittle opposed an r'acident- orster'a of adjoining proportion, Mr. Gordon of
500 blk Jofreraon was in favor of the raquant. Mr, Rhama road five letters
from property owners, all opposing the request.
Item 3o. 3, The Attorney tan to have appeared to represent his
Client on this request, but asked that the item he tabled an he was out of to,.a:,
'tr. .Kerjin, the acUointng property otn:ar spoke against granting the request,
At 9:10 p.m, the Mblic Rearing . portion of the maeting rwa closed and
a f::va minute recess called,
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The matting then movnd back into City Nall and reconvened at
7:15 p.m., for action by the Board on all items,
Item No. 1, Mr. ?Wryde made a motion, seconded by Mra, Taylor
to recommend to the Council approval of conditional use, based on compliance
raith the ABC Liquor Ordinance, in that the Board ;eels that this facility
in in harrony with the spirit and warding of the permitted uses in the
7ening Ordinance. Mr. Walters made a notion to amend, with a time limit of
ninety days allowed for the V.P.W. to acquire their building permit. Thin
motion was seconded by Mr. Nicolas, and the motion as amended two carried
unanimously.
Itam No. R. Mr. Walters made a motion, seconded by Mrs. Taylor,
to recommend denial of the request duo to the foZlo�oing'reasona:
A. Non - conformance to front footage requirements
B. Non - conformance to ground coverage requiramenta
C. Non -confo manca to aide sat - backs.
This motion was carried unanimously, to deny Mr. Yanks 'request.
Item No. 3, Mr. 6altera made a motion to table the Cities Service
request until the July 15 meeting, Nr,,MdBryde ccconded the motion and it
carried unanimoual_r,
On a motion by Mr. McBryde, aeconded by ,Vr, lHcola3 and agreed
unanimously, the meeting r.ur3 adfourned at 10 :15 p.m, on July S. 1805.
E. R. R.rame, Chairman of the Ioard
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REGULAR MEF,TINC
PUIUMIG R ZONING BOARD
July 15, 1.965
AGENDA
CatZ to order.
Roll Call
Minuten of June 29 and July S.
Item No, 1.
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.dlariani Request. iyr LtL
Item No. P.
Cities Service request. T� M Le 1)
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Adjourn..
E. R, R e, Chairman,
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PLA :IONG z: 203120 BOARD
July 15, 1965
A Regular Meeting of the Planning and 'Zoning Board of the
City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was held on July 15, 1965 at the
temporary City Hall, 7410 N. Astronaut Blvd., Cape Canaveral, "Florida.
The meeting, was called to order at 7140 p.m. by the Vice—
Chairman, Tom halters.
Pembers present were Mr. McBCyde, Mr. Nicolas, Mrs. Taylor
and Mr. '.:alters. Mr. Rhame was out of town and unable to attend.
Minutes of the meetings of June 29 and July 81 1965 were read
and accepted.
PUBLIC HEAR314G PORTIai OF I•IFITEG.
Item Ho. 1. Iiariani conditional use request to construct
tank form: Mr. George Mariani appeared before the Board to explain
the proposed operation and answer any questions. Points brought out
by Fr. bariani weret Plans include 7 to 8 storage tanks of 20,000 gal.
capacity or less; only volatile product to be used would be d2 diesel
fuel for the boiler; product to he shipped in and out in Tank Trucks,
with around 250 degrees temperature coming in and maximum of 150 der.rcns
going out. Also, that asphalt has very little odor or smoke.
Fir. Bill Eber ein was present and stated that he was in favor of this
operation.
Item No. 2. Cities Service Stntion variance request to build
within 2,000 ft. of another station: Mr. Allen Quigley represented
I:r. Joyce. He stated that F'u•. Joyce had paid $15,000 for the oroperty
and since had spent approximately N,700 in improving It in order to
lease to Cities Service Station. Work wan begun on Dec. 4. 1964 on
building permit Issued by the City. This pormit was extended in March,
1965, and the work then stopped by the City on May 6,.1965. Mr.. Joyce
presented a drawing of the proposed building, pointed out expenditures
Uresdy made and stated he was concerned with land usage and felt that
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his was a hardship case. Mother interested party, Mr. J. Davis
cosmented to the Board that he was in favor of this request.
This ended the Public Hearing Portion and the meeting, was
recessed at g:27 p.m. for five minutes.
The meeting was resumed at 8 :35 P.M.
Item Tla. 1. Mariani conditional use request to con^^ -truct
tact. form: The members agreed that more data was needed on this
request. Mr. Mc Bryde made a motion to table it for more investigation,
and to request the City Manager to inquire of the City of Tampa as to
the Fire Hazard and Odor of this type of operation, and to get legal
opinion on granting a conditional use of part of a piece of property.
Mrs. 'Taylor seccnded the motion and it carried unanimously.
Item No. 2. Cities Service Station variance request to build
wWi in 2,000 ft. of another station: On a motion by Mrs. Taylor,
seconded by Mr. Nicolas and agreed unanimously, this item was tabled
for a tentative date of July 22 Special Meeting.
On a motion by Mr. McBx-Me, seconded by Mr. Nicolas and spread
unanimously, the meeting . was adjourned at 9103 p.m. on July 15, 1965.
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101 Uffllhl'FLORIDA
® July 21, 1965
CM CP TAMPA
Building and 2'spaction Department
Tampa, Florida
Centlemens
We are contemplating allowing the installation of an
asphalt plant Sn the City of Cape Canaveral and within a very
® short distance of a good housing subdivision. is are quite
concerned as to problems that this plant might pose to the
City In regards topolution, o•'or, ntc.� and thought that
possibly you had soma experience in Tampa with a plant of this
type.
We understand that there is a plant located within your
City known as Fariand Asphalt Company and presume that your
Inspect ion Departments might be the department who would have
the proper information concerning this plant. Could you,
therefore, advise us as to what its could expect in and around
an area where an asphalt plant would be located?
lYe look forward to a reply at your earliest convenience
end will appreciate any information you might be able to give
us.
Sincerely yours,
CITY CP CAPE CANAVERAL
J. A. Rickards
City Manager
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
DOILER•MECHANICAL BUREAU WIL IAMI A. COOPER
101 N. FL0111A AVENUE 1336010
27 July 1965
Mr. J.A. Rickards
City Reneger
City of Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral, Florida.
FEE Your letter of July 21, 1965, concerning
an asphalt plant in your City.
Dear Mr. Rickardet
The Mariani Asphalt Company is located in Tampa, and sells asphalt to asphalt
mixing plants. It is located in an industrial area, and to date we have had
no complaints on this Company in regard to air pollution.
There is a large asphalt mixing plant located in Tampa owned by Cone Brothers
Contracting Company. This mixing plant Was a constant source of complaints
regarding air pollution until a complex system of filters, scrubbers, etc.,
was installed. After the installation of this air pollution equipment, we
have had no complaints on smokes odor, dust, etc.
These plants do create some noise and heavy truck traffic to and from the
plants ands consoquently, we think that these installations should be in an
industrial area'
In conclusion, we in Tampa feel that with the proper air pollution equipment,
an asphalt plant would not harm the surrounding areas concerned.
We would be pleased to show you the asphalt mixing plant in Tampa# at your
convenience.
Sincerely yours,
Neil Pieta
Air Pollution Inspector
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PLANNING Q ZONING BOARD
Aurust.4, 1965
AGENDA.
Call to order.
;toll Call
lanutes of July 15 1965
Item 1110. 1. Cities Cauviee
Item No. 2. Iinriani Request
Item No. 3. General discussion — !rules of Procedure
Item No. 4. General discussion on Old Business
Item No. 5. General discussion on Zoning Ordinances
Adjourn
Item No. 1. Approved
Item Vo. 2. Rejected
E. 11. Mame, Chairman .
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PLANNING AND ".CvlB.G BOARD
August 5, 1965
A Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board, of the City
• of Cane Canaveral, Florida, was held on August 5, 1965 at the temporary
City Hall, 7410 No. Astronaut Boulevard, City of Cape Canaveral, Florida,
The meating wan called to order at 7:40 p.m. by the Chairra.n,
Mr. E. H.. Rims.
Members present were: E. H. Fdiame, C. 0. Me Bryde, L. C. hdcholas,
Jean K. Taylor and Thomas Valters. 1;x- officio members present were: City
;onager, J. A. Rickards; City BSigincer, Charles Givens, and Jack lLrck,
City Council member.
® Minutes of the July 159 1965 meeting were read and accepted.
The Board's tentative !,,pecial Eeetinp, scheduled for July 22, 1965
was postponed until this regular ruotinr.
ITE)4 Ho. 1. Cities Service Station variance request to build
i:ithin WOO feet of another station. On a motion by Mr. I:c Brj(le, ieconded
by Er. halters and passed unanimously, thin matter was tabled to the last
item on the agenda. This was done due to it request from Allen (`aiglcy,
representative for Mr. Joyce, since he would be in court during the early
part of the meeting and would like to be present for the discussion and
action on thin matter.
IM4 Ho. 2. - Muriani conditional use request to construct asphalt
storage tanks on the Belcher Oil Company property locatad on the west side
of old SH 401: This item wan tabled at the July 15 meeting and the City
I4:narer wan directed to obtain further information from the City of Tamra
concerning the advisability of allowing the tank form location near a :sousing
development with regard to fire hazard, air polution, etc. The reply is
hereto attached as Exhibit "A ".
The Board was also concerned with legal entanglement in ranting a
conditional, use of it portion of a lot of record. According to information
rrom City Attorney, T. David Burns, there would be no legal entnnglazent in
C1ds respect. After general discussion, 1•ra. Taylor moved that this Hoard
recommend to the City Council tho refection of the tank farm on this site
zrd suggested relocation closer to t:e north city limits. -veonded by .'.,
Nicholas and passed unanimuusly.
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ITEM No. 3 - General discussion of tales of Procedure, (An
SOrdinance prescribing rules of procedure for the Zoning and Pla:ming
Board of the City of Cape. Canaveral.): The Board reviewed the ECnles of
Procedure as presented by Mrs. Taylor, since she had been requested to
study this ordinance and suggest changes. Revisions, etc., will be
prepared by Mrs. Taylor for presentation to the Board at its next.meet-
ing for subsequent recocmendation to the City Council.
ITEM t:0. 4. - General discussion on old business: As a means
of clearing up several redomacndationo of the Board, it was suggested
® that Mr.. fdname attend the Council's next . workshop session for the pur-
pose of bringing to their attention the pending item. It was moved by
11r. He 3yde, seconded by Mrs. Taylor and passed unanimously that Mr. &am
be named to represent the Board at tine August 12, 1965 workshop session
of the City Council for the purpose of bringing to their immediate
attention the following items of old business :.
1. Mrl. 5/27/65 - Gfficial Zoning Yap ($450.00) By Charlie Given,.
2. Mtg. 5/7/65 - Rezoning of existing classification west of
St ate Road .;1.01.
3. Mtg. 5/7/65 - Zoning of submerged lands.
''.x- officio members were discupsed and it line roved by Mrs. Taylor,
seconded by Mr. Walters and passed unanimously that Charles Givens, C1ty
Engineers 'be:ecornended for appointment as an ex- officio member of the
pluming. and 'Zoning Board to serve at a nalar;� of $100 per month for the
ye.r 1965 -66.
ITEM No. 5. - General discussion on Zoning Ordirances: Mr. !dome
asked the Board to rive some thought to suggested items pertaining to zoni:u•.
ordinances for future amendments. To expedite this matter, Xr. ISeholas was
assigned the responsibility of co- ordinating the entering of zoning districts
on a new map that will be prepared by City Engineer Givens (preparation of
this trap dependent upon approval by City Council of tine 5450.00 fee rccom-
mended in ti:e Planning. and Zoning Board minutes of Iay 27, 1965.) Mr- Ik7rvde
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was assigned the responsibility of co— ordinating and preparing revisions
to Ordinance No. E1 -64.
TABLED ITEM NO. 1, — Cities Service Station variance request to
build within 2000 feet of another station. Station location would be on
the east side of Highway 401 immediately south of I.ongpoint load and 401
intersection, (variance requested. by !0•.G., B. Joyce.): This case was
reviewed and discussed and the board's desire for action on this matter
was stated. Mr. Ik Bryde moved that the Board recomaend approval of the
® variance of distance requirement of 2000 feet from the nearest service
station. This motion is contingent upon the applicant completing the
structure within six months from the time of approval by the City Council.
"seconded by F'rs. Taylor and passed unanimously.
lcasons for the Board's recommendations were that the City had
issued the last permit erroneously and construction was started with tinc
-d coney invented, incurring a hardship if the request was denied.
On a motion by Zsirs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Nicholas, the meeting
was adjourned at 11:10 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
c. N. shame, Ghsirman
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PLANNING G 20111NG BOARD
AuSunt le, 1905
A9E11DA
Call to order,
RoZl Call,
SItem No, I. ed 110tel, Alee Reataumnt, Conference RalZ and ,^,arnica Station
CompZae Zonated feet aids of AlA directZD Seutlt of Caolot Inn - Ra7uent
by Cape Canaveral. Gen tral,
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Item No. 1. Tabled until next regular meeting 8/19/55
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SPECIAL MEETING
PLANNING & ZONING BOARD
August 16, 1965
A Special Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board
was held at City Hall; 7410 No. Astronaut Blvd., .City of
Cape Canaveral, Florida, August 16, 1965•
The Meeting was called to Order at 7:35 P.M. by the
Chairman, E. H. Rhame.
Members present were: L. C. Nicholas, C. 0. McBryde,
Jean K. Taylor, Tom Walters, and E. H. Rhame. Ex- officio
members present were: J. A. Rickards, city manager; Charles
Givens, city engineer; and Jack Hurck, councilman. Others in
attendance were: Jim Muzzone, building official; Mort Schenck
and Fred Clark; both of the Cape Kennedy Helicopter Service;
and Richard T. Stagg, Architect for Brovard Engineering.
Item No. 1. Motel ReotaurantL Conference Hall and
Service Station Complex, ocated went si e o A direct y
south oi' Camelot Inn.
This is a proposed complex to be built. by Shuford
Mills. The major problem lies with the location of the service
station, according to the City Ordinance. Drawings and plans
for the complex were presented by Mr. Richard T. .Stagg and the
matter was generally discussed. The City Attorney was unable
to attend the meeting so the Board was unable to recommend
action on the matter.
On a Motion by Mr. Nicholas, seconded by Mr. Walters,
and passed unanimously, the Item was tabled until the next
Regular Meeting, August 19, 1965, at which time legal advice
will be required.
There being no other business before the Board, the
Meeting was adjourned at 9:20 P.M. on a Motion by Mr. Walters,
seconded by 'Mrs. Taylor and passed unanimously.
Respectfully submitted,
imne, a rman
REGULAR METING
PLANNING & ZONING BOARD
® August 19, 1965
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Call to order.
Roll Call'.
Item No. 1, Motel, Restaurant, Conference Hall and
Service tion Complex located west or AlA directly
south of Camelot Inn - Requested by Cape Canaveral
Central
Item No. 2. Florida Technical College variance request
to re ocate in a C -1 zone. (Public Bearing)
Item No. 3. Rules of Procedure - Work session on
proposed changes to Rules of Procedure of the Planuing
& Zoning Board.
Item No. 4. Official Zoning Idap,- Work Session.
Adjourn.
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Item No. 2. Ei•encasrded
H. Rhame, Chairman
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REGULAR MEETING
PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD
August 19, 1965
A Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board was held
at City Hall, 7410 N. Astronaut Blvd., City of Cape Canaveral,
Florida, August 19, 1965.
The Meeting was called to Order by the Chairman, E. H. Rhame
at 7 :35 P.M.
Members present were: L. C. Nicholas, Jean K. Taylor, Tom
Walters and E.- H.Rhame. Others in attendance were: .. Jim Muzzone,
Building Official; T. David Burns; City Attorney, Richard Stottler,
Brevard Engineering; Hal Simms, Shuford Mills; Bob Troucher, U.S.E.I;
and Don Clayton, Don's Dormitory.
The minutes of the Special Meeting of August 16, 1965 were read
and accepted.
PUBLIC HEARING PHASE OF MEETING
Item Motel Restaurant Conference Hall and .Service
Station Com ex locate went of AIA directl south of Camelot Inn -
Propose a e Canavera - Shul'or mills.
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This proposed complex was presented by the developers in an
effort to determine what zoning problems exist relative to this
matter. The prime problem 1s vented in the service station which
is prohibited under the "2000foot" rule. of Ordinance No. 80 -611 and
81 -64. The City Attorney advised that Ordinance No. 80 -64 absolu-
tely prohibits any service station at the proposed complex site
since no "variance" clause was included in thin law. The restrictions
of 80-64 are also redundant with service station restrictions of
81 -64. The City Attorney further advised that the Board could
recommend the repeal of Ordinance 80 -64 and amend 81 -64 to allow
service stations within 2000 feet of each other under certain condi-
tions.
Mr. Hal Simms of Shuford Mills read .a letter from Mr. Robert
J. Caverly, Executive Vice President of Hilton Hotels, stressing the
necessity of the service station and stating that relaxing of ordi-
nance restrictions on the service station portion of this complex is
essential prior to final agreement between Hilton and Shuford Mills.
Mr. Simms stated Shuford Mills In delirious of meeting with the City
Council and Zoning Board in the very near future to present to them
the projected plans for developing their property, including the
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complex.
Item No. 2. Florida Technical College (U.S.E.I.) request
for a Special Exception variance to relocate in a C -I zone.
This school is presently operating 'at,.7404 N. Atlantic Ave.,
® in aC -I zone under a Special Exception variance with no complaints.
The new location would be 7980 N. Atlantic Ave., in a building now
occupied in part by American,Elcon. Mr. Bob.Troucher, U.S.E.I.,
was present to answer. questions. He stated that they had been
alloted 50 parking spaces and did not foresee any difficulty in this
area. .lie read ,a letter from American Elcon to Mr. P. V. Knittle,
Director of Florida Technical College, certifying the alloted park-
ing spaces., Mr. Don Clayton, Don's Dormitory, was present and stated
• that he had no objection to the school. Dr. 0. D. Whitley, a pro-
party owner within 500 ft, was also present and asked questions re-
garding the possibility of excessive noise and clutter from the school.
His questions were ' answered to the effect that the school was a quiet
operation and he stated no objections.
This ended the Public Hearing phase of the meeting.
WORK SESSION PHASE OF MEETING
The Meeting continued with the Chairman asking the Board for
recommendations regarding amendments to Ordinances 80 -64 and 81 -64
as they relate to restrictions to new service. stations.
It was moved by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Walters and passed
unanimously, that Ordinance No. 80 -64 be repealed in its entirety.
Reason for the repeal is that it is redundant in intent with
the service station restriction portion of Ordinance No. 81 -64 and
therefore considered unnecessary by this Board.
It was further moved. by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Walters
and passed unanimously, that Ordinance 81 -64 be amended as follows:
On Page 21, Article V, . Section. VI, Paragraph I -Q delete the words. . .
"which are 2000 feet apart by shortest driving route."
It was moved by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Nicholas and
passed unanimously, that Ordinance 81-64 be further amended as
follows: Page 31, Article VI, Section 10, Paragraphs C and C -I,
delete in its entirety and substitute therefor: "lie gasoline and
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oil filling station and no service station (which shall mean the
main building) shall be erected or located in a C -I ,Neighborhood
Commercial District, within one hundred fifty (150) feet of the
oproperty of any existing church, hospital, or public or parochial
school or playground. However, nothing herein shall prohibit the
operation of existing gasoline or oil filling stations or service
stations. No new station is permitted within 2000 feet of any
exising station by shortest normal, regular and lawful driving
route unless the new service station forms an integral part, as a
supporting facility, of a new commercial complex. Application for
zoning permission for service stations as a part of a commercial
® complex shall be considered each on its own merit by the Board of
Adjustment after hearing by the Planning and Zoning Board."
Item No. 1. Motel, Restaurant, Conference Hall and Service
Com ex oca a west o rect v Bout of Camelot nn - prose 'ed
57-81 Canaveral Centra - u or 1 ls, Inc.
On a Motion by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Walters and passed
unanimously, specific work on this item was tabled for future action.
Item No. 2. Florida Technical College request for a Special
Exception variance to relocate in a C -I zone.
On a Motion by Mr. Walters, seconded by Mr. Nicholas and passed
unanimously, the Board recommended that the request be granted.
Reasons for granting this request are that the school has been
operating under a similar Special Exception variance for some time
with no problems or complaints, and that the building and the park-
ing area of the new location are apparently suitable for this use.
A copy of a letter from Mr. P. V. Knittle hereinbefore mentioned is
hereto attached as Exhibit "A" as evidence of adequate parking
facilities.
Item No. 3. Rules of Procedure - Work session on proposed
changes to Ru es of rocedure of the P anning and Zoning Board.
On a Motion by Mr. Walters, seconded by Mr. Nicholas and passed
unanimously, this item was tabled until the next Regular Meeting.
Item No. a. Official Zoning Map - Work session.
It ryas moved by Mr. Nicholas, seconded by Mr. Walters and passed
unanimously, that the intention of the Board in this matter is to
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prepare a more definative zoning map of the lands lying east of
State Road 401 matching in detail and scale the property boundaries
and zoning layout as shown on the approved "Bulkhead Map for lands
west of State Road 401. ,Further, it is the intent of this Board
not to revise any existing zoning boundaries by this map preparation,
but only to clarify and define more accurately these zoning bound -
ariea of lots of record. Also, the matter of Master Planning the
lands east of State Road 401 would be accomplished in future actions
of the Board after aworkable Zoning Map of the entire city is
obtained.
On aMotion by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Nicholas and passed
unanimously, the meeting was adjourned at 10:15 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
E. I: Rhame, Chairman
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Mr. P. V. Knittel, Director
Florida Technical College
7404 N. Atlantic Avenue
Cape Canaveral, Florida
Dear Mr. Knittel:
August 19, 1965
You are hereby alloted fifty (50) parking spaces in conjunction with
your Lease Agreement for the second floor of our office building
® located at 7980 N. Atlantic Avenue, Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Very truly yours,
AMERICAN�ELLCCOON, INC.
A. W. G. Thomas
Secretary
AWGT:rd
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF BREVARD
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 19th day of August,
1965.
Notary Public
Notary Public, Slate of Florida at Wife
My Comm:55.on EIF'les OCI. 28. 1769
Sanded Ili tfinsimefiea ln$urance Co.
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°eptember 2, 196$
7:30 P. N.
AGBIIDA
call to Ord -r
A01.1 call
Iten No. 1. :<crk session on proposed revisions to
i:clen of P.vicedore of the Planninr, and
Zoning H,..,,rd.
Item No. 2. Work session on proposed revisions on
Official Zoning. b.lp.
Item No. 3. i:ork sennion on proposed revision, to
Ordinance No. 81 -61,
Adjourn
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PLVX.r:O AND ZON ➢;C
September 2, 1965
A Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board was held at tlm
temporary City Hall, 7410 Lo. Astronaut Mvd., City of Cape Canaveral, tlorida,
September a, 1965.
The meeting was called to Order by the Vice Chairman Tor., L'alters at
7:40 P.M. in the temporary absence of 1'r. Hlrame.
Members present were: L. C. Nicholas, C. 0. MlcBryde, Jean B. Tavlor
and Tom Halters. (Mr. Rhame ,joined the meetinG at 8:00 P. 1'.) .Others in att<mrl-
ance were; J. A. Rickards, City M.armger; Charles Givens, City Engineer;
Jack Ih:rck, Councilman; and Jim Ilizzone, !Lildinp Official.
'Ihc Rinutes of the..cgular M:ectirf of Aurust 19, 1965 were read and
approved as corrected.
Item No. 1. 'Verk session on oroposed revisions to itrles of Procedure
of the Planninr and Zoninr Board.
Conies of the proposed rovisions were distributed to the 5oird a,:d the
itema were diacuss'ed and further revisions wore made. %r. Ilha:re descrihed a
form, which he is xorking on, to In attached as it part of the ordinance. ''nis
form will be a complete record of the ieilreas and disposition of each case
requirini, special zoninr. action. vt fer.r. will be initiated in duplicate, by
the applicant with orieinxl copy kept. or. file :.t City !fall and the duplicate
copy returned to the annlicant, alter all action on the case has been fild, hed.
Further cork on the proposed ruvlsiora will be done at future meetings.
Item No. 2. Work session or. nr•orosed revisions on Official Zonirr ihn,
Hr. I:icholan prevented it la -.f!v scale map shearing cit` lands east
!!irtm-.y AIA on which he had defined more clearly the zoning boundaries of the
City. "I4ic boundaries are essentially the smar as those shown on the exiatiri,
stall : ;tale offici!:l ::onirir� trap. The :.xrp I:as discussed ':nd further revisiocs
were made. It was roved by lb•s. "Taylor, Seconded by ;M. Niohclas and pxsacd
unanimously that Charles Givens, City inginecr, prepare the r-ap shovinj e:dnt-
irr lands and zoniry boundaries. Tnis map will then be transmitted to City
Ccnncil for approval.
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Item :o. 3. *,ork session
on nronosed revisions to Ordinance 81 -64.
It was moved by Yr.
Nicholas, seconded by 11r. VnIters and passed
uranimnusly that this item
be tabled for fut•ther work at future meetings.
On a motion by lhre.
'raylor, seconded by Idr. Fx Bryde and passed
unanimously, the meeting was adjourned at 10:40 P.M.
espectfully submitted,
E. H. Rhaee, Chedrmsn
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PLvail;:G An Z mr, 30:.RD
September 16, 1965
7:30 P. M.
Call to Order
Roll Call
Item No. 1. Muff Line survey Proposal by Charles Givens
® Item No. 2. Revisions — Rules of Procedure, Planning, %: $CnitAf!
Board — }lork session.
Item I:o. 3. Revisiona — Zon' Onlinance — 1ork session
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PLAI;NING A!M 4CULC;
September 16, 1965
A Regular 1%etim, ", of the Planninr, and Zoning Board was
held at the temporary City Halls 7410 No. Astronaut Blvd., City of
Cape Canaveral, Floridas !,,ptember 16s 1965.
Ilia Meeting was called to Order at 7:55 by the Ca-Lirmani
F.. if. Rhalso.
Members Procent wore: H. ;Oianes L. C. Nicholas and
C. 0. Mc2ryde. Joan K. Taylor and Tom Walters were excused for
busimsn reasons. dim M5izzzona, Building Official, was also prencnt.
It was movo.d by Mr. Xc3ryde that the meeting be adjourned
and a Special Meeting be called for !-Ionday evening, -eptember 20, 196'-,.
-'ecomded by `i-. Ucliolas and passed unanimously.
15e.ting adjourned at 8100 P.M.
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CIIV OF
.CAPE CANAVERR�, FIORIDR
SY•CIAL :BSTT,!G
PLLMl11tG UJJ LCUING 30,It➢
to Order
oll Call
11.em• 2:0. 1.
Item '.:o. 2.
1',,, to. 3.
September -10, 1965
7:30 PM
A— ILZ:ert to Ordinance fto. 81 -61, regarding Service
Stations in "Co=—rcial Comlexes ".
Bluff Line 'purvey - Proposal by, Charles Givens
2ovisions - %ales of r- a -dure, Planninc. Z L'oninr
3oard - '::od: session'
?-visions - Zoning G:di:'.u.co -:ork Zcosion
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PL11M=r, X.D ZIXII::O 50,1PJ)
"eptsmbcr 23, 1965
® A Special,l.eetinr of the Planning; and Zoning; 9oard of the City
of Cape Canaveral, 'Florida was held at the temporary City Ila1, 7410 North
Astronaut Fl.vd., September 20, 1965.
the meeting;
was called to Order at 7:35 PN, by the 6lcdrman,
l:embers present were: L. C. Nicholas,' 1:. E. ihame, and Jean K.
Taylor. More present were: Jack Hurck, Counci Lnnn, J. A. Hickardi, City
:hriagcr; Jinn This-one, Wildirul Official and lhrvin Rothschild, City of
Cocoa each. Charles Givens, City llnrinecr, was excused duu to illness.
Item I :'o. 1. An:e :ndment to Ordinance No. I'1 -6!, rcrardinr tervica
at tione. in "Co,:F rcial Comnlexes."
A dise,rssion was conducted coneerninr the amendment of reetrici,ie :u
on - r.•ice stations ac - tlinod in Ordinance U -64, with .. r..
.��dn•• 'liven to additional minimam land re.r:irezxnts for service stations xi, ?ch
are h bona -fide part of hotel, motel, or motor court conplox. It was al-
disc—nod that service stations should not be permitted in hotel, motel, e.
motor court complexes located in any residential zoning Hstrict.
.After general discussion, it was mowed by lbs. Taylor, second, d
1!r. !:4c',cI1G and passed unanimously t!,.,t the )bard accept the ar:endment to
(,rdirance No. 81 -64y -ub- section 1 of ".ection 6 of Article 5, and `,cl>- sauti,�n
S(1) of ^cction 10 of Article 6, both of which are attached hereto as
F,d:ilit ":1 ". ^.:e motion also rocormended t!r-, `>.h- section C(2) of Section 10
of Article 6 of Ordinance ::o: 81 -64 as's Wmi on P:xhibit "6" attached hereto 'oc
added to the .amor,dment covered by F hibit "A".
It was further moved by 14-tt. Taylor, seconded by :'r. !.icholas :.tad
passed unanimously that tho Board rncotrm:nd the addition of Sub - section C(3)
of 'action 1O of ;.rticle 6 to Ordinance 1;o. 81 -64. T)ds addition is attached
hereto s :bhihit "C."
Item Yo. 2 fluff Line °.utvoy - Proposal t•: Cherles Givens.
On a 6btion by ,s. Ucholaa, 'econded I:y ;r% Taylor and paasad
unanimously, t1:1^ item was tabled until. tl:u - -t Tlilal• 1setin!•, and L!,e :::L;.'
e •
i; rni'.r !: -tinC
°I —ninF, and ::nnir - 17o'3rd pL -H, r 20, 1965
:imager wns mquestod to obtain all data concerninr rrvail:Lbility of eorj-1
!3urveys or this area from the F.:st Centr Ll rlorida iieglonal Planning
• Counc!1 atTitusvilln.
Item Na. 3. Revisions - Niles of Procedure, Planning & Eon!ng
'onrd - `.:nrk ,asuion.
After a wort. session, the proposed revisions to Rules of Procedure
for the Plarnine and 'Laning Baird was tabled until a Special 11-ating schvdulud
for %i)ndiy evening, Septomber 27, 1965. So roved by It• ^n. Taylar, aecondad
:�yF.r. Ctcholas and nansed unanimously.
Item !:o. 4. :c:vtsions to ;:oninr Ordinme:o ;brk Session.
"irca tim did not permit a wcrk session on the proroc;ed revi:: one
® to the Zoninv Ordinance, this it.en was tabled until a future neetinr. 'o
roved by Mr..Ncholaq,neeonped by Nrs. Taylor and na;sod unanicnusly.
?:e Peetinr was adjourned at 10:45 Plt on a lintion by lira. -ia.rl er,
eccnic•i by I!r. G:chnles and passed unanimouoly.
iiespoctfully rub..ittcd,
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ORDINANCE I:O.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 81-&1 OF THE CITY OF CAPE
CANAVERAL BY AMENDING SUB SECTION 1, Q OF SECTION 6 OF ARTICLE 5
AND AMENDING SUB SECTION C(1) OF SECTION 10 OF ARTICLE 6 OF
ORDINANCE NO. 81 -64 TO ALLOW AUTOEMBILE SERVICE STATIONS. TO
BE CONSTRUCTED AS A PART OF ANY BONA FIDE HOTEL, MOTEL OR MOTOR
COURT COMPLEX OF NOT LESS THAN 100 GUEST ROOMS WITHOUT SAID
SERVICE STATIONS BEING REQUIRED TO BE 2000 FEET FROM OTHER SERVICE
STATIONS, PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS ON ISSUANCE OF
BUILDING PERMITS TO SUCH HOTEL, MOTEL OR MOTOR COURT COMPLEXES,
AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL,
FLORIDA:
SECTION I
Sub- section 1. Q of Section G of Article 5 of Ordinance No. B = -•`�'
Sis hereby amended in its entirety to read as follows:
"Q. Service stations which are two thousand (2,000) feet
apart by shortest driving route and service stations which
are constructed as a part of a bona fide hotel, motel or
motor court complex of not less than one hundred (100) guest
rooms. The distance limitations for automobile service
stations not a part of a hotel, motel or motor court complex:
shall not apply to such complexes and service stations in
such complexes shall not be considered in determining the
distance requirements for service stations other than t:.osc
associated with a 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 cor,.plex and as a part of said
complex."
SECTION II-
Sub-section C (1) of Section 10 of Article G of Ordinance
is hereby amended in its entirety to read as follows:
"(1). The operation of existing gasoline and oil filling
stations or service stations, provided, that no station
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is permitted within 2000 feet of an existing station by
shortest vehicle route except these automobile service
stations which are constructed as part of a hotel, motel
or motor court complex as set forth in sub - section 1. Q of
• Article 5 of Ordinance No.
SECTION III.
This ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its
adoption.
PASSED and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Cape Canaveral, Florida this day of , 1965..
Attest:
City Clerk
Approved as to Form:
City Attorney
First Raading: - -�j
Posted on City Hall Bulletin Board:
Second Reading:
Mayor
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_r —tion C(2) of SccSScn 10 e. ,-ti,ic 5'n CrdL,z-ieo
herd; added to real
Ar� sorvica :;t::tior, operxtcl ir. -c—ction with
a :3o.1, :.o`,!- cr Ccurt dfjnej in
3'ab-ntion 1-1, c: -.-t. cjj
!:o. 81-64, s. all hrl,
20,000 n-ya-,-e fc.t Ir, t" t.,-Ic Ict ,rcq
raq,zire,-cntn
loctim 5, M-tf *-, 7 of Cl-!L-n-
Ll
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---otien C(3) of :ncti,-. 10 of -,ticic 6 of Crdir.=" CI-64
is -.rnb.� addod -.- -call —, fclla�x.
ll.i ny service st,,icn ci iratcd in coia,.icton with. P.
Hotel,
:,.to! or Ictirt, defined in
-.1-3CCUO'l 1-4 uf -cct!or, 6 of 5 of' f1rdinanco
I!o. Cl -6L, shall rot L. allcwc,.1 in r.ny r-idontial
zc:,—'nr district."
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117, 2965
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;ill to Order
::011 CEL11
fork -.Qs5i.n — TLwi3lons to -wiv-3 of "rocodur.
for Plannim, -sa zonir,,- 3-rd
ZONINO AND PLANNING BOARD
September 27, 1965
A Special Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board was at
the t- a. ' "i+ary City (tall, -�+i _ fi 5iuct l=t ' ., City, of Cape
Canaveral,. Florida, September 27, 1965.
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, E. H. Rhame
at 7:110 P.M.
Members present , were L. C. Nicholas, Jean K. Taylor,
E. H. Rhame and Tom Walters. J. A. Richards, City Manager and
Jim Muzzone, Building Official, were also present.
Item No. 1. Revisions to Rules of Procedure Ordinance for the
Zoning ana ann ng oaru - Work ,Session.
This meeting . was called for the purpose of completing the
revisions to the Rules of Procedure Ordinance for the 'ZoninL; and
Planning Board. This was accomplished and it was moved by Mrs.
Taylor, seconded by Mr. Walters and passed unanimously that the
Board approve the revisions to the Rules of Procedure and the
Request for Special Zoning Action form hereto attached.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:45 P.M. on a motion by
Mr. Nicholas, seconded by Mr. Walters and passed unanimously.
(oG
E ame,� Chairman
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All ORDINA113E RUL-J ^ PROCEDURE
FOR in'B ZO:;I }::l ,:'3 P�',]i fl:;b ii0 +.i D Or THE 017' -'
OF C „PE ClI:dAV.•ai;,L, PLOi?IJG7 ..,,,:IDi110 AN
EFr-CTIVE Ali...
• BE IT ORDAINED 91 TrE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CIT't OF
CANAIrERAL:
SECTION 1. T:ncre is hereh • pre::cr ibed and adopted
riles of procedure for the conduct of the ricetinGo and tusinc -s
of the ZoninG and PlanninC Doa. ^d as follows:
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SECTION 2 The tor^ "Board” shall hereinafter be used
to indicate the Zon1n; and Plannln.; Board of the City of Cape
Ceraveral, Florida.'
SECTION 3. Tac Board shall ho1�4 _ Regular Peelingn on
the ilednesday iraz ^_dlatelS prcceCdin; the :.rst and Third Tucz lay
of each month excepting !c,-,,al hol +day.^,..
SECTION 4. Iiectlni;s small bs calls.' to order at 8:C3 P.::.
SECTION 5. Busirc�a m be ccnluct-ed ::hcn a Quorum of
three re^bera are Prosent.
3xmo., 6. Official act'' -on :. _ ;
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zi,;cnda as posted. rectin-_ called by two or More
11jer3 of the Board oh-11 scar the ui_naturc3 of the two oil I'V-0
calling ,aid ractlr,�;.
SECTION 12. tiectinis will 'cc held at either the City A--11
• or City Fall Amez within the City. 1-7:etlnG procedure shall follow
•.:ho following outline.
I. Call to Order
III Roll Call (Including the listing of all Guests)
III. Reading of Previoua Mectln,, 141nutes
IV. Action on Special zoninz Request-. (if any)
A. Public Hearing 2haoa (procedure to be o,4t!incl
by Chair.man)
1. Caae 1,10. 1.
a. Dancriptilor. of Case by Chairman
b. Verification of Froper Notification an,
advcrtlsemnent by Board secretary
c. Public Statenen';3
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12 Objectors Dy Prcponento
By Objec3
3 lIcaJill,; of all letters received
by Board secretary
Ll. •-tcztlor.z by Bcarj members and c.n-officic
mmccers of Froyononta and Objectors
e. Public ttcarlln;; Fimoc of Case No. I clo-c.;
2. Ca3c No. 2. (if try), etc.
After Public hearing Phase of all cases, the mcetin;; shall rccc3�
'or -, period of time not c.-.-eodin7, five (5) minutes.
B. Dclibcmtlon After the recess, the
of the Board, ex-off-'clo momlco,-•s, then zs$ City Council
an: any city employLor, ot, �'-ty co-.-,vltantc directly conter,.-�
i cue `or tha deliberation III vC
—e bun neur at hand ch-11 cox., %
--ac
1. Cacc :1,. 1.
a. Ilontiten nt of Ca--c by Chainiial
b. D nc,:,,:Ic,--. of After a*cro.,-.-1.,.-----
filtaen (15) minutes of discussion, " . Ct3 ;o tc.-;,�.inatc the
c,��-Ion of the case will be ;alzan by ths C*nainnan. If Bcati clu t°
•.0 =-.tinuo the discussion, an adr,'-Itlona c-
shall be Lll0-,2Q1 after '111,!Cb, tlt:c the caac chull be
tabled by th7 Chaln:^n 'unull the next mcctln�;.
c. cfI the -card to obtain it sin
of Case. f.-o- this pol', to b
of Board',-,
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d. 33ato.'on' b:; cnarr.an a,' Board's
-,c options will be, , , vc-il,.nj F, Oc0rz--rd
for further Inver, t !gatlon Or or.lulderation.
e. Votln� or, Optiona. The Chain-mn snall
c^ll for -, show of hands on the varlo•.z options listed alrc*-c. if
the minimum number of votes required by those rules of P-oceu-!7e
cannot be obtained for one of the options on a first votes th',
Cnair:tan zhall call for another vote. This second vote -hall to
t (5) minute discussion. If the second vats. roc.
.al:en after a five
not produce the required majority for 11 ain.rle option, the
li-111 be automatically tabled by the Cnaira.an until the ne::t -,�-A-
in,,;.
f. Zammary of Board's recornendationr. 7.�c
C'nairma ,,
n with the Board'o asirtancc, mall briefly sur=r1rc "o,2
tll.e record the Boardlu rca3onin� and philonophy loadlniS to tn'
f nal action. Thin ttll be raclr 1" the case In nppfo,',-'
"�na 2 n-lation and
disapproved or tabled n. o:%rj':j --oco7vir�,
be entered in the approprIato opace on the Special Zen-'.:,.-
ctfor, Rcqucst For m. j', copy of thin fcn-m wlth 'lie Droaraln nc—cn
sh-a-711 be posted in the City Hall prior to 10:00 A.M. the day
follow-'nZ the moctino.
In the c,:cnt that this case -In tatl�
rcanon, the case shall then zv;torat�j.cally became a part c'
z..-cnaa of the noxt Reular ncot'nZ; of zll.,- Board and all ov!
thereafter tintil a on the case irl
y Co•lncil or Board Of
2. C.aco 1�o
Scroic"
If there ar:! no CnaciL1 7cnin-T licqucrt3 tn
the mcotin7 nhrl! 2onsirt of a Wofk
o�tllncd. below-
A. Deacripticn o^ I'-on by Chairman.
B. Diucrzclon CP it,�M "::! -Il members and
c-'-o. fjnjc Of the )!carj.
C. Opcnin�, of ylocv for *,:ctlon if forr,al
Is
Vi. Additions_. --tc-r On '%-'cnau
a,' a ld-_; t0_1,
via a -;uiy rna-:2 7"t"n w..�ch
of' Vctl'� on al'
-Y —O� of hands. a'7 ol
cnint cu.-
In 7 am:-.
on
-,a-, no�
thu :iiccunsio�' vf
24.
of -Ile
n .nJ �lann n,L Cc "�J :-cn-
�":' 24 hour., a: Ian
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ECTIO:J 15. °:a'..'a x.11 ',nu o° ltn
a- his absence, •'hi: :!•- io, ^.3 by 41i..
^ ±;y a of � cS Latin, the B .
. _M :cuing and philono-�hy rclat_::,; speo'lfic :natter.
SECTION 16. The Board shall hear all requests proper!--,! :gt:nittcd acco^ding to the rules and procedures as hereby adgcx ^9
tte, ^.d to other duties c.. specillou by the Charter and cra-
nJ of the City.
SECTION' 17. Attendance and voting recorda, Minutescf
neetings, a complete file of all posted a .nda,. action of "n, Beard, all requests, 'Sr ^cial Son <_n; P tion Bequest Form —, noticcn,
sego to notices, corre- pond^rcc,. re Metered rail receipt:,
•:roof of publication., plans an:: /or cLetches, records of sate,
any other information or c nc•da ing to the activl:i.c::
o^ the Board shall be filed r_sa pert ci the recor:!.^, of t._ o_z:
SECTI011 15. apdana I: ^_ekrr of the Board shall r.or.
rlas a Regular or Special the advance
of the Chairman of the Zonin•� and - Board. 'Hap
o_" o Board shall net c::ause a ^r from attending ^ Recicr
cr. �g vial Meeting r:ithoat just anfi�.u1'f -c1cnt cause. ysue::
cau: ;c�ohall be relate;: to the other vcni,ora at the mcetin.;;
.;aid 11ember is absent anti leas a Fart of the Minutes of. sal <i••1
ECTION 19. Conti re C:' -' of the Board si:C
-nor any misconduct in of nor of duty by 'tr -
zo the Councilman. Di c o_' -,0 1, :+LQannirw - o s'r.
me to the - Cou :ccudr:c shall include
;�ptnnce of gii'ts� ._t e cc Linter,d ^_c: to ,;r -
1'he �Orrs eonz..u.-ra. , .ct. o. i� pan a
,b .,on_n_,, .. ..
.. of duty -hall absenteeism o: t - ;o
co.:aocutivc i:eC_ular ^.ect7.p_c
SECTION 20. A-1 fo., pcclal E>:ceptior:,
Con- itional Use, Varian". 0-- 3c- :: ^:.n. -tll requests shall
.. „d in duplicat:, to the ;,::air.. -::.r. of the Doar�d on thce _. . -.
ord form entitle.. :;v °c- n ',onf- lot: Request :o., ", -a c.
which is attached hea:to a., doter. ii:: ' .. and rade a !-.art a' .
'hi5 ordinance.
SECTION 21. 511 _-,tl'ons of e Board and the 'Bo_rd I
uretary shall be in, canforr.�nce :; rl ac prescribed b; tin^
Chart__ and Ordinances on ai— nJ-cr.t:' .,._ -eta, of the City.
. SECTIOU c f :
\,L-laucc or •,e -Zc, ... -ci to on
pc.• } -tat or u 1'Sr._; _., ..c- -glen- F
SECTION 2 3, • 'Zoni.n-
Gorr, with
n J ;.y to ti,e cit 1J f., -rc
•:td� and
all provide p °oo c -lisp n of n
_id pubs c n rust ..
ir. n r.,_>,. .,. ;v— : �l t i an In ..
of. o-o ye1r,.
_ nrcrL'; o-r ..o: a : c} aL cfV -o l;
..tio:; ,,vnt be '.c .. _ .:;c ...., of
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r. t..:d o t ' 5 ,1
c iio
"2c of rCC
by tno City i r he L0 ._
• •Cil o: the _a .j �•n -: u,',- S V.:O �_ -� tnC in
,,,!,-;h thia provieic .n.
C'iiOU 25. Rco'•! r ircet ±n_s are „tabliohed in 'octicn
-in; no ver, aho•a�i F ?'- a o have a anc ic'_
in., o the 13card cap a o. t rtt qon -c� v cc,
a.., ,Deal fee of .,50.00 •. ce c.._._: :.. u,' tile City to �efr
✓;noes of the aoec'_zl
SECTION 95. t: effect it ^ : ^ed2atoa
.aa ito adoption.
I`0F'jFD by th^_ i._ Cecneil 0 ^. ,Cit' of Cape Cana
en thL` J of l, .0 ., al aR.eP.dCd.
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IJOTI-,Ic,ll,_--Cl�: !47
SPECIAL :Mlll�-,;;,�,
(The Applicant must execute, thl:; form In duplicate co ^pletinl; : =11
ble space of Part A. All vtt,*-c'.-.,-..n!.:3 rust also be
112. duplicate.)
pi-c,ilouz application for th^ intended and r;pccific prc-,","
by thlz form ( r3 with City on
has not been flied wlth t,,:^ City p"1012 to 1111c
1. 0I.'NZR OF REIOORD (,Iz 0.1 thc C of thin form,)
rl, i IT
DESCRIPTION'
cf Avoa cov--O-:
':T3 TO
Plot I-Ian "Z20 -h—ln::
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cri prnj:.-lvt..,,9
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mcu .-cT-
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,ittach builder '•: rl.anr, of c,. _._,. to :..'. r., of bullci;-.-
p Lana end
era this attic sent ',1t ^nt No. and :ha
this block ::1 ±•ni�fylr:.; _. _. _._utor; cocpi�tion of
this rccuir;:::: -:at
IC,1TICN OF ,1DT01;'I:', P3 r,:. "Y
'ou may elect to notify adjacent p.'en::xt;: oaners within j "+
of the property in cuc::ticn or ycuma;; elect to have the C1'
notify thcae adjacent propuarty r.::ar. r:: for you at an adilticr. J.
_.._ of :%35.00
If you elect to notify adjacent property owners, 3ectiicn -
rnat be complied path, ln� icato, yo.+ ^gice here:
[ =l I ::111 not' f;, ed,t of . _. e >:^ ... in ._cord -n - _
w1th Sectlon ,., ..
CJ I it:reby rcqucct ity to semis and not
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adjacent: proper'zy.cmf: :-1 for • .'ch annadditinna_� fc+ n+'
„00 ±s ire •:c. o.. lien h5 ;+_11 nct t_
cor.pleted t; apz ic7-il; i _. Lt+ option.)
® - -- OF ?':.TIFICt.T:O :::
-o•� elect to rot'"y 1 r.--c-,r-.y omur- of record i;
of tits property ......' h^ �h f„ rcr-0_ 3t, you rraat
® e
-
l'- :.I t1on.
... ::nd a rc;;iotcrc
_ ^t rcgccat . to
rack Property o'..nc. sir..
in .. �il+'.he lo_�t,. o:�. e"
oar property - 1
ed (H n1 ]..
of notification
"t`..t t':. fvo. PA '
Cl "ficial for Col )
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by property mc.. 6,
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. d:. P -1o_ to cch_u..lcd
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public hcnring.,
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any rat: rn ccip'. .car.lr.:;
_,-..._ " pttach.ment No. 3 cud
ch, .ais bloc . O
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If ^ou de;'_re, a cpe al ,cetin:;
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it this
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t:. after :no.
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end ha•;e apPr ova'_ fo: :his 7cn '! ::t ':o -.r th^_ Qane:•.
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the leEal. cr acn
.�.._.: a'_1 info_ "atio.. r• dt j •% r"
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-..� to the beat of
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ref in p ..aa CJ ',o, _ca ucus at tnic
. a o" the lr . o :o, o- ;d a lilt of 'I!
is a a..._t ,.., „_,•_cf:ecrt t:o,
i..: rtttcr „s delio ^d of Th:i :cllo'.rir.� acticn
[], referred to _ of Cit Cowsc'1
'^_fnrrcd to Oa r1 e! s •Council rc o.....:; _
iablcd until
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REGULAR 6IEETING
PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD
October 7, 1965
Call to Or,er
Roll Call
Item No. 1. Public Hearing; - American Elcon Conditional
use Request.
Item No. 2. Bluff Line Survey -Work session- Eatabliohment
of Service Station 'Zoninr Districts.
Item No. f Mork Session - RSdEewood Avenue North End of City.
.1djourn 7
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1,7' lULAR SETIN'.j
PLnNNINJ >J !U CONING; BOARD
October 7, 1965
A Re;;ular Meetingof the Planning and Zoning Board of the
City of Cape Canaveral was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avcnue,
• Cape Canaveral, Florida, on October 7, 1965.
The Meeting was called to Order at 7:35 P.M. by the Chairman
E. H. Rhame.
Members present were L. C. Nicholas, C. 0. McBryde, E. N. hhamu,
Jean K. Taylor and Tom Walters. Other officials present were
J. A. Rickards, City, Manager; Charles Givens, City Engineer;
Jack Hurck, Councilman; and Jim Muzzone, Building Official. Guest:,
present were Mr. and Mrs. C. Earl.Ostendorf, Rex Morris, Joseph P.
Moore and George Firkens
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of September 16 and speclal
1- 1acting, of September 20 and 27 were read and approved as corrrole 1.
PUULIC HEARING PHASE OF MEETING
Item No. 1. — American Elcon Conditional Use Request
Tne President of .American Elcon, H. C. Sloate, requested a
conditional use variance to operate a maintenance and storaLe of
company owned equipment at Lincoln Street.
Since no one was present to represent American .Elcon at the
Public Hearin, it was moved by Mr. McBryde, seconded by Mrs. Taylor
and passed unanimously to delay discussion on this subject until
later in the meeting, Mr. Rickards and Jim Muzzone attempted to
contact Mr. Sloate to remind him of the public hearing.
Mr. Sloate could not be reached by phone so the meeting pro-
from
ceeded, with Mr. Rhame reading correspondence /Mr. Sloate reC�ardln-
the. request and the Public Hearin;; notice which was sent to all
property owners within 500 feet of the property in question. He
then asked for statements from tiro public.
No one spoke in favor of the request. '
Mr. C. E. Ostendorf stated that he strenuously objected to
6r•antinL the request because approximately tin pieces of heav,
lndurtrial equipment is LelnC stored and malntaineJ a: the proper!:'.
,,uch equipment as bulldozers, cranez, deisel operated tr, —tov:: ar.I
weldinZ equipment a_e noise, which _ 11,
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to his business as an apartment. fie further stated that this
operation is out of line with C -1 Neighborhood commercial zonin -.
Hex Morris stated that if the operation was of an industrial
• nature In violation of the zoning ordinance and creating a nuisance,
the request 'should be denied and the operation stopped immediately.
Joseph P. Moore, another property owner stated that he was not
in favor of this type operation in a C -1 zone.
Jack Hurck stated that the original building wan built without
a building permit and was in violation of the zoning ordinance.
This ended the Public Hearing and the meeting recessed f'or a
five - minute break.
® The meeting reconvened at 8:55 P.M.
Item No. 1. American Elcon Conditional Use Request
The natter was generally discussed and the feeling of the
Board wan that the operation is considerably out of the scope of a
C -1 Neighborhood commercial operation, In undesirable and nolsey
causin.; complaints from property owners; that the zoning ordinance
should be enforced and the operators be notified immediately to
cease operation and be given 30 to 60 days to do so. Chairmuin
Rhame called for a vote for approval of the request, with no rots::
being cunt. A vote for disapproval was called and wan unanimously
disapproved.
Tne Board denied the request and recoinmends that the Board of
,,djuatment direct American Elcon to cease and desist operation s.lth]n
a 30 day periol...
Item No. 2. 'dark Session - Bluff Line Survey by Charles r,ivens.
The City Manager had been Instructed to obtain information
on the availability of aerial surveys of the coastline of Cape
Canaveral. This information was presented to the Board. Mr..;Icen
stated that aerial surveys of the area from Harbor Heights to the
North boundary would be of no assistance. Mr. havens further nt.,%tc
that his proposed survey was almost completed. The purpose of this
survey Is not to establish an offioial bluff line or define tnv
eastern limits of the City, nut to lotata the bluff llne on p'z.r.r :'r
and zonln;; mwpo for lntelli_-or,t: also Po: an Std tS;,l
recorJ of the acc-_rat, lo,.:tlo :, of +I.e .. °f to it,*,, ...
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effect. r, of hurricanes and shore erosion.
Mr.MeBryde moved that the Hoard approve the proposed bluff
line survey and present it to the City Council for their appror,ul.
• Seconded by Mr. Nicholas and passed, unanimously.
The Board was reminded that the Council had already approved
the survey and Mr. McBryde moved to delete the above motion.
Seconded by Mrs. Taylor and passed. unanimously.
Item No. 3. Work Session - Establishment of Service Station
:,on n., s r c s.
After general discussion, Mrs. Taylor was requested to pre-
pare a draft reviainc the service station ordinance for 'a wort:
nesaion at the next regular meeting.
® Item No. 4. Work Session - Ridgewood Avenue North end of City
Charles Givens was instructed to finish, the rest of the
roaster planning of Ridgewood Avenue through the northern section
of the City. Mr. Hurck suggested that the City acquire the deeds
and rights -of -way on the properties up to Harbor Heights. The
work session will continue at future meetings.
Mr. Rhame announced that a special meeting had been arranged
for Monday evening, October 11, 1965 at the City Hall for the
purpose of discussing the Port Road and sewage easements. The
meeting will be attended by the Zoning Board, County authorities,
Shuford,h1111a representatives and all interested parties.
There being no further business before the Board, it was
mooed by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Walters and passed unanimousi;
to adjourn. Meeting adjourned at 10:45 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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uPECI',L ;•'L•'F.TIN]
L011IN0 AND PL!.IHII1V; B0; \RD
October 11, 1955
A Special MeetimL, of the Zoning and Planning Board of the
City of Cape Canaveral, Florida, was held on October 11, 19L,
7:30p.m. at the City Hall. The purpose of the meeting was to
receive Information from the Brevard County agents on their
proposed location of the NEW FORT ROAD.
Those present were: Mr. Tom Waltera, Leo Nicholas, Mrs.
.Jean Taylor and 'Mr. E. 11. Rhame, members of the Board; Mr. Jack
Hurck, Councilman; Mr. J. A. Rickarda, City Manager; Mr. Jim
Muzzone, Building Official; Mr. ,Charles .Givens, City Engineer;
,x. T. David Burns, City attorney; Mr. Tom Strang and Mrs. Pat
Brannon, Briley, Wild Associates; Mr. Starling and Mr. Stoddard,
representing Shuford Mills; Mr. Conlan and Mr. Hamilton, Bre ar.i
County District 1/2.
The meeting was called to order by Chairman E. H. Rhame a�
7 :45 p.m. Ile explained the purpose of the meetinl5 visa to rccei•; ^_
information from tire County at,;ents on their proposed location of
the new Port Road.
Mr. Burns, City Attorney, was asked to give a brief hiuto:•,
of the pro�resa of 'thla project to date. The Master Plan or C:gpc
Canaveral sho'ds a proposed road on the Section line 14/15. llovc:...•,
In tryin_ to obtain riryht of ways for the sewer lines some con -
tro•ro_rsy had arisen in that the land owners wished to tie to�e'.her
on paper the sewer casement with the draina.% and road ease:nnt..
:.'.gout on,, month ado, the City Council had unanlmoualy agrees thew.
the location of the new Fort Road would, in fact, be on the ;!,,ctl oii
line, aid had critter: a letter to Briley, wild „asociates reSter;:CL._
Si•. Conlan, County lii -ht. of Way „dent, was asked to dice a:
atatcment of his pro�-rcaa 'oil road ri;ht of way acquisition Sn the
Clty of Cape Canaveral. lie stated that acve ^al year,:; :ti;o, at. t.h.,
ai:•ectlon of Mr. Pisheiy then County Coamr,assioner, he had tvlud to
o.ccan r1;;ht of '.ray L,eds on the Section line 14/1 , 40 feet tact
:.,n] t -:cu?, or the line. . JCOC• e K]n -, . "Aahe:•�a .,..,.ce:;o:�•, h::i
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to a question from the Board; Mr. Cohan stated that dedlcationn
for a road were avallatk- If the road was located 165 feet went of
the ;action line 14/15, but several property owners were unwi!lln;
to give a road dedication .165 feet west of the Section line and
another sewer easement, even if only feet, on the ,Section line.
1.1r. Tom Strang wan asked what ramifications moving the s_..er
line to the site of County proposed Port Road would be. He
stated that the sewer lines were gravity lines, not forced gains,
and that the height of the fill at the new road location would
make Installation of gravity malns prohibitive in cost. It woul
also necessitate obtaining casements from Shuford Mills to run
lateral lines from Shuford's property to that of the land otncrs
to be served east of the Section line.
idrs. Brannon of Briley, Wild produced a letter showlzi; that
Belcher 01.1 Company was unwilling to Live a 15 foot sewer casenr_nt
unleos a road was built on the Section line 14/15.
Mr. Rurck asked Mr. Strang what amount of land was tied up
with the owners who refuse to dedicate the 15 foot sewer easement.,
and what would be the comparable cost of moving the sewer line to
the cost of condenmation proceedings: Mr. Strang said that only
about 1000 feet of rl;;ht of way was not dedicated and that corJe::.-
nation proceedin,;z; would be far- cheaper than relocatir,_ the ::circa
line.
tared i;.. Conlan to continue :ror:4ln;; or, tidy project.
llo >:e.•m•,
the County had some mlaglvings on the feaslbillt.y of the
roa.3 on tha
,;action line because of the width and depth of the canal whieir
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"o,ld have to be filled at much expense to form a road
there. The
County was .Informed that Shuford Mills was willing to cooperate
with dedications of right of way for a Port, Road If it
could be
located, 165 feet west of the Section line 14/15. They
also voiced
w1111ngness to help financially with bulldingthe road,
its cul•✓ertc,
etc. The proposed location had been previously filled
to 6 feet.
above sea level, which would acain cut the cost of the
road con -
:,traction. The County felt that the cost of a road on
the Section
O
line 14/15 would prohibit their participation in this.
In answer
to a question from the Board; Mr. Cohan stated that dedlcationn
for a road were avallatk- If the road was located 165 feet went of
the ;action line 14/15, but several property owners were unwi!lln;
to give a road dedication .165 feet west of the Section line and
another sewer easement, even if only feet, on the ,Section line.
1.1r. Tom Strang wan asked what ramifications moving the s_..er
line to the site of County proposed Port Road would be. He
stated that the sewer lines were gravity lines, not forced gains,
and that the height of the fill at the new road location would
make Installation of gravity malns prohibitive in cost. It woul
also necessitate obtaining casements from Shuford Mills to run
lateral lines from Shuford's property to that of the land otncrs
to be served east of the Section line.
idrs. Brannon of Briley, Wild produced a letter showlzi; that
Belcher 01.1 Company was unwilling to Live a 15 foot sewer casenr_nt
unleos a road was built on the Section line 14/15.
Mr. Rurck asked Mr. Strang what amount of land was tied up
with the owners who refuse to dedicate the 15 foot sewer easement.,
and what would be the comparable cost of moving the sewer line to
the cost of condenmation proceedings: Mr. Strang said that only
about 1000 feet of rl;;ht of way was not dedicated and that corJe::.-
nation proceedin,;z; would be far- cheaper than relocatir,_ the ::circa
line.
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Jpccial Glcetin5 - Zonln, and Plunnin- Board
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tor. Conlan was asked if all of the finanein.; for the now
Port Road as proposed by the County would be forthcoming from the
County and Shuford tdills, or would that portion not donated by
.;huford tailiabe charged against the City of Cape Canaveral Road
Funds. lie could not give a definite answer, but suggested we
contact County Commissioner King in regard to this.
The public hearing portion of the meeting recessed at 9:30
P.m.
The meeting was reconvened at 9 :$0 p.m.
The Board was polled . as to their thoughts. Mr. Nicholas and
Mrs. Taylor agreed that more time was needed to re- orient the Boar:!'::
thoughts on the road location as the general purpose of the road
as proposed had changed from a local traffic artery to amajor
t horou;:,h fare and traffic patterns should be more closely. obser: ] .
Mr. Rhame and Mr. Walters felt that a public hearing was
ncceasary before the Board could render any decision on the
road.
A i'otion was made. by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Fir. ';!alter_,,
and passed unanimously that a Public Hearing be called for lcdne. ;J ,
Ootober 27,. 1965 at 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of hearing pros an.i
cons on the proposed location of the new Port Road.
Mr. Burns, City Attorney,' brought to the Board the Council';
recom:mundations for ehanZe in the proposed Ordinance of Proeedur::
for the Zoning and Planning Board. In essence, the Council wished
to limit deliberation time of a coning action to 30 days unless
wrt'tten permission was given to the Board by the appl] cant to
extend the deliberation. time. The Council wished to write into
the Prodecural Ordinance a statement that any Board member with a
personal interest In proposed zoning action would have to so :fate
to the Board what his interest was and remove himself frompart]-
cipation on the Stem. Mr. Burns stated that this was amply covered
In the City Charter. however, if the Board wished, he could
reference the charter, in tire Procedural Ordinance. Tire. Board :res
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unanimous in accepting the.requests of the Council for the abo,re
named changes to the Ordinance.
Mr. Rhame requested Mr. Burns to insert a statement to the
effect that the new Procedural Ordinance completely, repeal and
abolish the old Procedural Ordinance In the Ordinance.
On a Motion by Mr. Nicholas, seconded by Mr,. Walters and
passed unanimously, the meeting was adjourned at 10;30 p.m.
n. 11. i tame, a Fff
CIIV OF
CRPE CRNRVERRI,F�ORDR
REGULAR MEETING
® ZONIN6 AND PLANNINr; BOARD
October 27, 1965
=0 P. M.
Call to Order
Roll Call
Minutes: Regular Meeting - Oct. 7, 1965
Special Meeting - Oct. 11, 1955
Item No. 1. Public Hearing - Port Road.
Item No. 2. Isolated Trailer Iota on Justamere Road -
Discussion.
Item No. 3. Bluff Line Survey.- Work Session.
Item No. 4. Establishment of Service Station Zoning
Districts.- Work Session
Item 110. 5. Ridgewood Avenue North End of City - Work
3esslon.
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nname, Chuirman
Item 110. 1. City Engineer visa instructed to prepare a at_Sp
Idap for Section line 14/15 chowin;; a 150 ft. rJjIt
of way for proposed Banana River Bled., bc1;Irn1n.;
Pat AIA on the south and endln,�: at Dyke Road on tn_
North
Tabled until map Is prepared.
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L027I11:: AND PLANIIINJ BOARD
October 2'j, 1965
A Regular Meeting of the LoninC and Planning Board of the
® City of Cape Canaveral, Florida, was field at City Hall.
The meeting was called to Order at 8:05 P.M. by the Chairman
E. R. Rhame.
Officials present were L. C. Nicholas, C. 0. McBryde,
E. H. Rhame, Jean K. Taylor and Tom Walters, members of the Board;
Charles Givens, City Engineer; Jack Hurek, Councilman; J. A. Rickar,js,
City Manager and Jim Muzzone, Building Official.
FUBLIC HEARIN'"
Item No. 1. Proposed Fort Road
® Mr. Rhame explained that the purpose of the Public bearing was
to obtain facts and opinions relating to the location of the propUs;.l
Fort Road on or near the section line 14/15 in the City of Cape
G.,iavural. The Board would then act upon this information and
rcco;mcenJ to City Council a plan for tills thoroughfare. A sumJCary
of tho problem follows:
Tire County has proposed a location lying. approximately 16D f--t
to the .lest of the section line. This location coincides exactly
with a road in the Shuford Mills Development and Shuford has a :•ec.i
to asslst In the eonstr,:ction of this road in that location. Ho.;e�:c:,
the property owners east of the section line desire the road to j--
ttiell, needs also and are wlllini; to give right of way for the road
and an easement for the seater system all in one package. The i:mac:fl-
:rtc problem to the City is to obtain the sewage easement along the
.,cation line. Tile roan right, of way has been connected to thin,,
oluce the property owners feel the two should be consiucreu toL;etnvr.
ili,_r,li ;fits of the Public Hearinj� follow:
Mir. Conlan, County Right of Way Agent, was asked to point. out
on the rap their proposed location of the road. Mr. Rhame theri
for etatev:ents from Proponents of the County's location.
Mr. John Starling, attorney for';huford Mille, stated
that 3h: -fort Mill, had do ::atea proporty for the road
I y 1:; the. Courtyrs location ;.:r ?d .:,_s o-ri111 n;; to share L. (.h�-
� e
7,.i,b
post of the constructlon. Alan, that prellminary 'Mork hac
'seen accomplished.
Ral Sima, Shuford 1.1ills, stated that the County road
4 :cis not sited alonG the section line due to the problem of
cronsln; the drainage ditch at the .south end. Thincrossin;
Would require culverts coating an estimated $40,000, which
neither the County nor Shuford could afford. Mr. Sims)contlnued
with the statement that these culverts may be constructed it
ine 8nuford land at the intersection of this Port Road with
were zoned for Service station:, thereby allowing Snufor.i
to sell the land, to oil companies . and pay for the culverts
1'r•or, the proceeds of the sale.
tlr. Richard Stottler, Brevard EnF;ineerinG, stated that a
"quack" estimate of the coat to fill and relocate the existin,',
.iral,irGe ditch would be 0,110,000
;;tntementa from Objector:; were salted for by Idr. Rhamo.
I•;r.
C. F. APPlet;ute,'property owner, stated that he ryas
oad beca
07,pored to the county's proposed location of the r�.ac
It r.otild not serve the maJorlty or property owners and he feels
the sewer easements should be .tied toether with the casements
for drainage and Pa''ini7- with the new road being located on
the section line.
Howard Gould, property owner, stated that if the road we!e
loeatcdl155 feet west of the section line, a whole mile of
property east of the section line would be without laterals,
thereby hamperi,16 the flow of traffic. He stated that he woi.111
be willing to participate, with the laterals if the road is play
on the section line.
ger'Dobson, property O"I"le r, asked what the r 1t differe:::
Ho
o:o.ad be in Puttln8 the road on the section. line 'or 165 fc-t
•dept of the section line. lie visa told the additional coat of
on the section line would be irl fillint; the canal Sue
L- .:!Lung culverts.
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Pn,.e Thrce
Jerry Miller, property owner, asked whether or not
actual costs had been obtained and was told that they had
not. lie felt that since coat appeared to be .a determining;
Ofactor, some figures should be obtained.
Doyle Carlton, representing the First Baptist Church,
stated that the road should logically be located on the
section line if the City in to develop properly in the future.
He stated that the ,church would be willing to contribute to
the cost of placing the road on the sr-ction line an opposed
to the County's proposed Location.
Tom Croover,city engineer for drainage, paving and newc.
® installation, stressed thelmmediate need for determinr the
e ::act location of the sewer placement for the road so the sewer
project can move along on schedule.
since it had been suggested that the road might be place _I
31i,Lhtly east of the section line, P. A. scabarozi asked now
this would affect the sewer hookups., Tom Strang, Briley, i;l1J
& ,'associates, stated that the City's sewer line is presentl ;i
planned east of the section line and that the construction of
road east of the section line would not adversely affect the
planned sewage system. It was also pointed out that 'Shuford
has already installed alonC, the proposed County voad location
rl�ht of way a sewer line for their own Development. This lane
is deaizned for this limited use only arid, due to size and
elevation could not be used an amain to serve property owner•:•::
lying to the east of the section line.
Harlan Snodgrass, Belcher oil Company,, spoke in favor of
navinj the road on the Section Line.
sifter aquestion and answer and general discussion per-lo.:,
'.1w ?•,.blic ltearinr; phase of the meeting was recessed at 10 :20 P.N.
The meeting re- convened at 10 :30 P.M. for the deliberation
portion.
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onir.., -d Planni:,. iloa: -A
Item No. 1. Proposed Port Road
The matter wan thoroughly discussed by the Board and It was
® .ovcd by Mr. }falters, seconded, by Mr. blcBryde and passed unanlmoual;;
that Charles Givens, City Engineer, be instructed to prepare a
;trip map for section line 14/15 showing a 150 ft. right of way
for proposed Banana River Boulevard, beginning at AlA on the south
and ending at Dyke Road on the north.'
It was moved by i•irs Taylor, seconded by Mr. Walters and passed
unanimously to table the subject until the map is prepared.
Item No. 2. Isolated Trailer Lots on Justamere Road
After ageneral discussion on the matter, it wan moved by
® Mr. i•}cDryde, seconded by Mr. .•!alters and passed unanimously that the
Huard recommend to City Council that the nix, lots on Justamere Roar
b,: treated as single lots in a trailer sub - division and permits be
allowed for trailers to be located or modified on these lots In
_:cordance :rltlr applicable County regulations on trailers, tral l.r
parks and trailer sub - divisions.
Itam No. j Bluff Line Survey
air. �Ivena stated that the bluff line . ^,urvey map has been
completed and prints were dicti•lbuted to the City :Manager, i•1r: °n:• „ie
and Fr. Rhame. The map is for the purpose of master plannin„
aotivitles for those portion:; of Cape Canaveral.
Dud to the latouesa of the hour, it was moved by Mrs. Taylor,
.,e2onded by Mr. Walteva and passed unanimously to table Items
110. 11 and 5 on the ar,enda until future meetin; -a.
On a motlon by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. .'alters and passes
'- -nlrno :s'_y, the moetin_- ..ran adjourned at 11:50 P.M.
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UR [001W, FLORIDA
RE'iUL(kR KEETINr
• ZONIN:; AND PLANNIN:: BOARD
November 10, 1965
8:00 P. M.
call to order
11011 call
Minutes - Regular MeetinL October 27, 1965
Item No. 1. Proposed Port Rood
® Item No. 2. Revlrion - LoninR Ordinance - Service ;;lattcnj
Item 110. 3•.. RidI-ewood ;.venue - North End of City
:'d Journ
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iiEGUL:''H 11EETIN
ZONIN':; AND PL,1NPli11; BOARD
November 10, 1965
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Plannin„ Board of
• the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was held at the City hall
November 10, 1965. The Meeting was called to Order by the
Chairman E. N. Rhame.
Officials present were L. C. Nicholas, C. 0. McBryde,
E. If. Rhame, Jean K. Taylor and Tom Walters, members of the
Board; Charles Givens, City Engineer; J. A. Rickards, City
hlana�er; Mayor Richard Thurm; Tom Strang, Briley Wild d:
:associates.
1 The Minutes of October 27, 1965 were read and approved.
Item No. 1. proposed Port Road
Mr. Rhame announced that the strip map, which City En_,,incer
Charles Givens had been instructed to prepare, was completed
as well as cost estimates for road construction.
Mr. Rhame read a letter from Mr. C. F. Applegate, reprv;;en'.-
in_ the property owners on the section line 111/15, roquestin;;
that a decision on the matter by the 'Loninl; and Planning Boari
be pootponed until 'property owners on the section line can he
notified of the maps completion. This would allow the.property
owncrs to meet with the City Officials and .review the mall.
After discussion on the matter, a meeting; was sat for
Lovember 12, 1965 at 7;30 P.M. Mayor Thurm will notify City
Counoil members and Mr. Apple�!ate will notify the property own -:-_
Lor.ln:; and Plannin-- Board members were also invited to attend
the tmeetint.
It was moved by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. ;;alters and
prised unanimously, to tranaimlt the strip magi and plans, alon,;
With the cost esti:ates, to City Council foil use at their meet -
in;- with the property owners.
Item No. 2. Zonlnc, Ordinance - Service Stations
General woe•1; session ass conducted on till" ite:r,.
'Taylor Sns ., ... ..c :i to rat.�h .cc:.., •. �.,�.cr..�,r.� n t,
pertalnitt ( to r.cr ... .. fL' ._ ._� ul , .•.,,i } -.I ,_ -.
a nee: d,-aft for in, i; o.: r:i '.) 1 ...
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itcgular ilc etin;c Zonis, and Plannim, Bo'xi
No,,cmber 10, 19G:,
Pa.,;e Two
Item No. 3. Rid;cwood „venue -North End of City
A general work session visa conducted on the extension
of Ridgewood Avenue. Individual members of the Board will
informally discuss Ridgewood right of ways with affected
property owners.
There being no further business before the Board, the
mectin', was adjourned at 10 :35 P. M. on a Motion by Mr. Walters,
seconded by I•ira. Taylor and passed unanimously.
E. H. Ahame, na rmau
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BAt *A RIVER BODLEVARD
DIKE ROAD TO CENTRAL BLVD.
STATION 0 +00 TO STATION 31 +62
EAST LANE:
5.9
Acres
Clear & Grubb
$100.00
$ 580.00
9,780
C.Y.
Excavation & Fill on Site
0.30
2,934.00
1,910
C.Y.
Borrow Excavation
1.00
17,810.00
100
S.Y.
Paving
2.50
22,750.00
3,250
L.F.
Standard Curb & Gutter
1.50
4,875.00
3,200
L.F.
6" x 16" Curb
1.25
4,000.00
5
Each
Inlets
250.00
1,500.00
350
L.P.
24" R.C.C.P.
8.50
2,975.00
70
L.F.
48" R.C.C.P.
20.00
1,400.00
12
Each
Endwalls -
300.00
3.600.00
$62,424.00
�ST LANE:
5.9
Acres
Clear & Grubb
$,25.00
$ 145.00
10,946
C.Y.
Excavation & Fill on Site
0.30
3,283.80
4,700
C.Y.
Borrow Excavntion
1.00
4,700.00
9,100
S.Y.
Paving
2.50
22,750.00
3,250
L.F.
Standard Curb & Gutter
1.50
4.875.00
3,200
L.F.
6" x 16" Curb
1.25
4,000.00
240
L.A.
72" R.C.C.P.
50.00
12,000.00
6
Each
Endwalls
600.00
3.600.00
$55,353.90
NORT &ANANA RIVER BOULEVARD
FROM CENTRAL BOULEVARD TO S. R. 401
STATION 31 + 62 TO STATION 49 +.46.14
EAST LANE'
LANE:
3.1
Acres
Clear & Grubb
100.00
8 310.00
3,992
C.Y.
Excavation & Pill
0.30
1,167.60
5,029
C.Y.
Borrow Excavation
1.00
5,929.00
1,900
L.F.
Standard Curb & Cutter
1.50
2,700.00
2,355.00
L.F.
6" x 16" Curb
1.25
1,975.00
14190
50
S.Y.
Paving
2.50
11,375.00
265
L.F.
24" R.C.C.P.
8.50
2,252.50
160
L.F.
36" R.C.C.P. '.
'15.00
2,400.00
6
Ench
Endwalls
.300.00
11800.00
821,909.10
WEST
LANE:
3.1
Acres
Clear & Grubb
25.00
5 77.50
5,205
C.Y.
Excavation & Fill
0.30
1,561.50
2,000
C.Y.
Ditch Excavation
0.50
1,000.00
1,590
L.F.
Standard Curb & Cutter
1.50
2,355.00
1,580
L.F.
6" x 16" Curb
1.25
1,975.00
4,450
S.Y.
PnvIng
2.50
11,125.00
140
L.P.
24" R.C.C.P.
8.50
1,190.00
L.F.
72" R.C.C.P.
50.00
10,000.00
®200
4
Ench
Endwalls
600.00
2,400.00
1
Ench
Endwalls
250.00
250.00
831,964.00
SUMMARD
EAST LANE ALL THE WAY $92,333.10
WEST LANE ALL THE WAY 87,117.80
TOTAL FOR BOTH LANES --------------------------------------------- 8179,650.90
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SPECIAL MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
November 17, 1965
7:30 P. M.
Call to Order
Roll Call
® Item No. 1. Public llearin�3 - On Premises Consumption
of Beer is Wine at former location of
Ball Hai Nuraery.
Adjourn
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November 17, 1965
„ Special ideetinr of the oning' and Planning Board
• oC the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was hrld at City liall
;Jovember 17, 1967. The mcetini: was called to order at 7:55 P•:''••
l;y the '2lcc- Chairman Tom Visitors.
officials,, present were L. C. Nicholas, Jean K. Taylor,
and Tom ;:alters, member, of the Board; Charles Givens, City
i ?tl,_;incer; Juck Hurck, Councilman and J. A. Hlckardo, City i•tana .c: •
bioIIryde was absent., h;r. Hhame was also absent due to
Itc:n No. 1. Yubiic Hearinr; - On Premises Corsrrrpti011 Of Leer
i:l.l nL' ii . 0I'Ine t• OCa - Utl UI 2l
ursery.
The property in questior. Ss locate" on Lori; Point iio%
Y -a Le:cen
Old 1101 anA AlA.
61r, Joe Harrison, spokesman for' the inuividuals .
interestod in operating the businens, explained
thet they are Interested In operatin a loun,.:;e-
type settin•3 for on premises consumption of beer
and wine, and possibly servin;' a specialty san'.::1ch
for luncheon businesa. Seating a- pacity Brill be
from 30 to 37 persons . with no outside service, and
operated with one emplOje0. lie displayed rou,;h
dr- awln,Lo of the b',.ildlnC,, surrounding area and
tentative floor plan'.
sir. :Jolters then asked for statements fro;n proponents.
idr. Ho•dard W. Y,erwin, property owner; fated' that
he had no objection to tire operation.
14r. Charles tialbrooks, property owner, stated that
he waa In favor of graut1116 the regcest because Ire
feels the area Ss in need of such an establiahment.
then asked for statement: from objectors.
The only objectioc -1 raine.i u,;ai.nat the request :as
F;.':, llapfe, r•eprc:;ent /. ,.. Byron P .
of Cape llr ,:, :;. H t:atca L' ut. a ].::,_
ctln. :r;:u
proposed for n porno.; oa' h- 11 - I'll -
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.:onln and Plannim; Board
tlovcrcber 17, 1965
the street would not be compatible with a medical
clinic.
The Public Hearing phase of the meeting recessed at
8;25 P.M. and the public was excused. The deliberation phase
reconvened at 8:30 P.M.
Item No. 1. Public Hearing - On Premises Consumption of Beer
anu wine a ormcr oca on o a a uraer. ,
A general discussion ensued and it -aas felt that
more specific information regarding plot plan and floor plane
uhowln�; seating capacity and parking area was needed in order
to make a recommendation on the emitter.
It was moved by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Nicholas
and passes unanimously to table the Item until the next regular
mectin , at which time a proper plot plan, floor plan showier
ueatin:' capacity and desSgnated parking area wo::ld be available
for their consideration.
There being no other 1,usinesa before the Hoard the
meetin(; was adjourned at 8:115 P.it, on a motion by Mrs. Taylor,
seconded 'by Mr. Nicholas and passed,unanimounly.
Tom aaitcVS, ce- a rman.
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CRPE CRNRVEOR�,F�ORDR
REGULAR MEETING
ZONING.AND PLANNING BOARD
December 1, 1965
8:00 P/M
Call to Order
Roll Call
Minutes - Special Meeting Nov. 17, 1965
Item No. 1. On Premises Consumption of Beer & Wine
at former location of Bali Hai Nursery
® Item No. 2. Isolated Trailer Lots on Justamere Road
Item No. 3. Work Session - Service Stations Zoning
Ordinance
Item No. 4. Work Session - Ridgewood Avenue, North
end of City
Adjourn
Item No. 1 - Recommend Approval
Item No. 2. Tabled
Item No. 3. Tabled for completion at next meeting
Item No.. 4 Tabled
REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
December 1, 1965
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of
o the City of Cape. Canaveral, Florida was held at City Hall,
December 1, 1965.
The Meeting was called to order at 8:05 PM by the Vice
Chairman Tom Walters in the temporary absence of the Chairman.
Officials present were L. C. Nicholas, C. 0. McBryde, E. H.
Rhame, Jean K. Taylor and Tom Walters, members of the Board;
Charles Givens, City Engineer; Jack Hurck,Councilman; J. A.
® Rickards,, City Manager.
Minutes of the Special Meeting of November 17, 1965 were
read and approved.
Item No 1 On Premises consumption of Beer and Wine at Former
Location of Bali Hai Nursery (Special Zoning Action Case #65 -1)
This Item was tabled at the last meeting for the purpose
of allowing the principals involved to prepare more detailed
plans showing plot plan, floor plan, parking area, etc.
This material was prepared and presented to the Board by
Mr. Joe Harrison. The material was reviewed and discussed and
Mr. Hurck suggested that a 90 day time limit be placed on the
issuance of a building permit for the required remodeling. It
was concluded that the request meets all requirements of the
City and, since there are novalid public objections, the Board
unanimously recommends to City Council approval of the request.
(See attached File -Case #65 -1)
Item No. 2. Isolated Trailer Lots on Justamere Road
The Board had previously recommended. to City Council that
the six lots on Justamere Road be treated as single lots in a
trailer sub - division and permits be allowed for trailers to be
Regular Meeting - Zoning and Planning Board
December 1, 1965
located or modified on these lots in accordance with applicable
County regulations on trailers, trailer parks and trailer sub-
divisions.
The council returned the item to the Zoning and Planning
Board for their approval of conditional use. After considerable
discussion on the matter,. the Board agreed that the Item needed
further clarification and it was referred to the Zoning ordinance
Revision Committee (McBryde & Nicholas) for study with action at
the next meeting.
Item No 3. Work Session Zonin ordinance, Service Stations
To expedite completion of this Item, Mrs. Taylor prepared
® a working draft of revisions. The draft was completely reviewed
with the Board making further revisions, corrections and addi-
tions. A final draft will be prepared for review at the Board's
next meeting and subsequent recommendation to City Council.
Item No 4 Ridgewood Avenue North End of City.
Due to the lateness of the hour, it was moved by Mr. Walters,
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 11:20 pM on a Motion by Mrs. Taylor, seconded
by Mr. Nicholas and passed unanimously.
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E. H. Rhame, rman --
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
December 15,.1965
Call to Order
Roll Call.
Minutes - Regular Meeting December 1, 1965
Item No. 1. 'Report on Property. Owners Meeting -
Port .Road by Tom Walters and Charles Givens
Item No. 2. Work Session - Service Station Zoning
Districts - Revisions to Ord. No. 81 -64.
Item 110..3. Trailer Sub - Divisions and Trailer Parks,
Revisions to Ord. No. 81 -64
Adjourn
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RL•'aULAR MEETING
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
December 15, 1965
A Regular Meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board of the
® City of Cape Canaveral, Florida was held at City Hall
December 15, 1965• The meeting was called to Order at 8:00 PM
by the Vice Chairman Tom Walters in the temporary absence of
the Chairman.
Officials present were L. C. Nicholas, Jean.. K. Taylor and
Tom Walters, members of the Board; Jack Hurck, Councilman,
J. A. Rickards, City 'Manager and Harold Priebe, Building Official.
C. 0. McBryde was absent due to Out of town business and Charles
Givens, city engineer, was absent due to illness. E. H. Rhame
Joined the meeting at 9:00 PM.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of December 1, 1965 were read
and approved with no corrections or additions.
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Item No. 1. Pro pert Owner's Meetin Port Roadf b
Tom Waers.
Mr. Walters reported on a meeting of property owners on the
Section line 14/15 which was held Friday evening, December 3, 1965.
He stated that several property owners were not willing to give
the necessary 80' right of way on the northern portion of the
Section line, but would give 401, which would not be sufficient to
construct the road as proposed.
After considerable discussion, it was moved by Mr. Nicholas,
seconded by Mrs. Taylor and passed unanimously, that the original
strip map prepared by Charles Givens, showing Banana River Blvd.
running from AIA on the South, to Dyke Road on the north with four
lanes separated moot of the length by center canal, be presented
to the Council for their approval and that the alternate map
prepared by Givens, Hurdle & Quick showing the road tapering from
four lanes to two lanes in the northern portion be rejected.
It was moved by Mrs. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Walters and
passed unanimously to move Item No. 3 to the second item on the
Agenda.
Regular Meeting - Zoning and Planning Board
December 15, 1965
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Item Noo . Trailer Sub - Divisions and Trailer Parka,
o
Revis n r inance No. or session.
After lengthy discussion it was felt that the lots on
• dustamere Road should be zoned as a TR -1 sub - division and that
a study be made to adjust the zoning ordinance by using the
County ordinance and modifying it to suit the circumstances
of the City. Further study will be conducted on this matter
and work sessions will continue at future meetings.
Item No. 2. Work Session Service Station Zoning Districts,
Revisions to r nonce No.
On a motion by Mr. Nicholas, seconded by Mrs. Taylor and
passed unanimously, that action on this item be tabled until
® the next meeting in order for Charles Givens to prepare a
proposed revision to zoning map showing locations of the
SS -1 zones.
There being no other business before the Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 11:05 PM on motion by Mrs. Taylor,
seconded by Mr. Walters and passed unanimously.
e, rman,
CITY OF
CRPE CRNRVEDRC, FCODIDR
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
REGULAR MEETING
December 29, 1965
8:00 P. M.
AGENDA
Call to Order
Roll Call
Minutes - December 15, 1965
Item No. 1. Zoning Map- addition of SS -1 - Work Session
® Item No. 2. Trailer Sub - division (TR -1) revisions to
Ordinance No. 81 -64 - Work Session
Item No. 3. Ridgewood Avenue, north end of City -. Work ces:iun
No quorum, could not call meeting to order.
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REGULAR MEETING
ZONING AIID PLANNING BOARD
December 29, 1965
Due to a lack of quorum, the Chairman was unable to
call the meeting to order.. Members present were Jean K.
Taylor and E. H. Rhame. Members absent were L. C. Nicholas,
C. 0. McBryde and Tom Walters. Others present were
Charles Givens, City engineer; J. A. Rickards, City Manager
and Jack Hurck, Councilman,,1 -. �r%A- r/g,4e "
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