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HomeMy WebLinkAboutP & Z Minutes 1973 & AgendasCity of Cape Canaveral 105 POLH AVENUE . APE CANAVERAL. FLORIDA 32020 _ CITIOI rart wurcc¢ TELEPHONE 305 763.1100 REGULAR MEETING - ZONING $ PLANNING BOARD JANUARY 10, 1973 - 7:30 P.M. _ AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL (PORK SESSION: -ITEM 1. Approval of Minutes - Regular Meeting - December 13, '72 ITEM 2. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME A ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL's REPORT - MR. 11. L. SMITH ITEM 4. REVIEW INITIATIVE PETITION FOR ORDINANCE ITEM 5. REVIEW MAPPED STREETS ACT -ITEM 6. REVIEW SIGN ORDINANCE ITEM 7, PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN %U.eL'f�z� %�EZle�2'f to to '1'. L'ur ett, C�airman Zoning $ Planning Board REGULAR MEETING ZONING E PLANNING BOARD JANUARY 10. 1973 TIIE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ZONING 4 PLANNING BOARD WAS HELD AT CITY HALL, 105 POLK AVENUE:, CAPE CANAVERAL ON JANUARY 10, 1973. THE 'MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7:40 P.M BY CHAIRMAN BURKETT. PRESENT: ZONING F PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS - BURKETT, ALLEN, DEVEAU, MARTIN AND VAN WAGNER CITY MANAGER - FRANCIS BUILDING OFFICIAL - SMITH CITY ENGINEER - STRANG BOARD SECIIIITARY - NELSON COUNCILWOMAN - THURM WORK SHOP ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING- DECEMBER 13 1972 O MOTION WAS MADE BY MR. MARTIN, SECONDED BY MR. ALLEN AND UN- ANIMOUS VOTE OF Till: BOARD, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF TIIE REGULAR MEE'T'ING DECEMBER 13, 1972. THE REGULAR MEETING OF DECEMBER 27, 1972 WAS CANCELLED DUE TO THE LACK OF A QUORUM. ITEM 2. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT COUNCILMAN RHAME WAS ILL AND UNABLE TO ATTEND THE MELTING. IN HIS STEAD, CITY MANE, ER FRANCIS RELATED. THAT THE RECOMMENDATION FOR CHANGES 'I'0 ZONING ORDINANCE WAS APPROVED ON FIRST READING AS PRESENTED AT THE LAST CITY COUNCIL MEE'T'ING, AND ALSO, THAT THE "INITIATIVE PET- ITION 1:011 ORDINANCE" WAS PRESENTED TO CITY COUNCIL AND UPON RECOMMEN- DATION OF THE CITY ATTORNEY, IT BE REVIEWED BY TIIE ZONING $ PLANNING BOARD FOR RECOMMENDATION TO ACCEPT OR REJECT IN TOTAL. ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR P L. SNIT11 BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM DECEMBER 14, 1972 TO JANUARY 10, 1973 WERE DISCUSSED. COPY ATTACHED. ITEM 4 INITIATIVE PETITION FOR ORDINANCE. THE INITIATIVE PETITION FOR ORDINANCE WAS DISCUSSED SECTION BY SECTION WITH COMMENTS MADE ON EACH BY T11E MEMBERS 01: THE BOARD. MR. JACK MOLINE, CAPE KENNEDY. REALTY, POSED NUMEROUS QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS TO. THE BOARD DURING THIS DISCUSSION. )cicted b) bIB:_ tr1OLiNE_ SYA9' ED= YHA9'- H£• e) BdEEy 'EU•YO•y'H£•FACY'•y'HAy'-9' HE- iONiNG Lotion as of 1 -3173 RD= DDF: S= ADT= PRDVdDF.= CDxSTRDF. TIVE= CDFIFIF .RTS= DR= A= PLANNaAG= 3 :F1AC�'3aN; ALL ITEMS OF THE INI'T'IATIVE PETITION WERE SATISFACTORY TO ALL „ S REGULAR MEETING - ZONING F, PLANNING BOARD - JANUARY 10, 1973 - PAGE 2 MEMBERS OF THE BOARD WITH EXCEPTION OF THE 10,000 FT. MINIMUM IN R-1 AND PROHIBITING TRADING 01: LAND Olt RIGHT OF WAYS. PHILOSOPHY: RECOMENDATION FOR ADOPTION OF THIS PETITION AS IT CONES FAIRLY CLOSE TO THE FODIER RECOMMENDATIONS 01: THIS BOARD IN THE INTEREST AND GOOD OF TIIE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE; 'I'0 PROMOTE HEALTH AND GENERAL WELFARE OF THE CITY AND TO PREVENT OVERCROWDING OF LAND. MR. MARTIN MOVED THAT THE ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD RECOMEND PROPOSED MIENDMENT TO COUNCIL APPROVAL OF THIS/DRDI -NANGD WITH NOTICE OF DISAGREEMENT CONCERNING SECTION 1, PARAGRAPH (b) AND PARAGRAPH (1) SUB- SECTION 21. SECONDED BY MR. DEVEAU, MOTION APPROVED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE. BOARD RECESSED FOR 10 MINUTES AT 9:20. ITEM 5. NAPPED STREETS ACT MR. FRANCIS STATED THAT COUNCIL HAD PASSED ORDINANCE 24 -72. MR. STRANG REVIEWED THE DEDICATED PROPOSED ROADS CONCERNING RIDGEWOOD AND BANANA RIVER DRIVE. HE WILL PREPARE MAPS OF THESE PROPOSED ROADS FOR EACH BOARD MEMBER FOR THEIR COMMENTS; PRIWIRY BEING RIDGEWOOD, SECONDARY BANANA RIVER DRIVE. MOTION BY MR. MARTIN INSTRUCTING MR. FRANCIS TO DIRECT BRILEY, WILD G ASSOCATES TO BEGIN WORK ON Till: PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE STREET PLAN. SECOND BY MR. DEVEAU, PASSED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THE BOARD. ITEM 6. SIGN ORDINANCE MOTION WAS MADE BY MR. DEVEAU, SECONDED BY MR. MARTIN AND VOTE OF THE BOARD WAS UNANIMOUS TO TABLE ITEM 6 AND SCHEDULE A SPECIAL WORK SHOP MEETING JANUARY 17, 1973 TO DISCUSS THIS ITEM ONLY. SIGNED ORDINANCE 24 -72 WILL BE MAILED TO EACH BOARD MEMBER. ITEM 7. PUBLIC DISCUSSION MR. SMITH DISCUSSED VARIOUS REQUEST FOR BUILDING PERMITS. MOTION WAS MADE BY MR. DEVEAU, SECONDED BY MR. VAN WAGNER AND UNANIMOUSLY AGREED BY THE BOARD TO ADJOURN THE MEETING AT 11 P.M. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, WALTER TOM BURKETT, CHAIMAN ZONING I, PLANNING BOARD BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM December 14. 1972 1'0 January 10. 1973 b PERMIT DATE NUMBER ISSUED 1812 12/21/72 1813 12/21/72 OWNER /AOLRESS H & W.Publications (Lessee) 7032 N. Atlantic Ave P.H. Pedersen 6855 Poinsetta Ave. 1814 12/21/72 Geo. H. Firkins, Jr 362 Coral Drive 1815 12/21/72 Gould, Inc. (Lessee) 7077 N. .Atlantic Ave 1816 12/22/72 Ruth Carver Lot 11 - Carver Cover Drive ,v;817 1/5/73 Hubert G. Fellteau �� 107 E. Harrison Ave. 1818 1/8/73 Richard R. Thurm 256 Coral Drive 1819 1/9/73 William G. Belflower 209 Harbor Drive TYPE OF EST. PERMIT CONST. COST FEE Portable Sign $ N/A $ 15.00 January 1973 Pave Parking $ 218.00 $ 5.00 Area - Starland Terrace Apts. Relocate 2 $ 75.00 $ 2.50 sliding glass doors Install 2 $2,000.00 $ 16.50 motors, outlets, I pump, 4 240v outlets,30 out- lets Install 200 $ 200.00 $ 4.00 amp electrical. service Add to front $4,320.00 $ 13.00 of existing . duplex -18x20 room (between 2 existirg carports Enclose exist -. $ 500.00 $ 5.00 ing screen porch Enclose exist- $ 795.00. $ 5.00 ing carport ..... ..... 0 t t _• %1U1 .... .. • . 0 �AVf ✓I'i iiN i'! ?iddI T�1 7SSCi•:i?... ... 0 1 ♦ ;.X E, : ..................0 City of Cape Canaveral 105 POLe,Y[M UE ♦VERAL. FLORIDA 32920 ,E.ERI -C 305 SPECIAL MEETING ZONING f PLANNING BOARD JANUARY 17, 1973 - 7:30 P.M. AGENDA CALL 'I'D ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. Review Sign Ordinance im r sr-ssrnN. ® ITEM 1. REVIEW SIGN ORDINANCE ADJOURN WALTER T. BURKETT, CIIAIRMAN""� ZONING F, PLANNING BOARD SPECIAL MEETING ZONING F PLANNING BOARD January 17. 1973 A SPECIAL DIEETING OF THE ZONING 4 PLANNING BOARD WAS HELD AT CITY HALL, 105 POLK AVENUE ON JANUARY 17, 1973. THE MEETING WAS CALLED • TO ORDER AT 7:45 BY CHAIRMAN BURKETT. PRESENT:, ZONING $ PLANNING BOARD - BURKETT, ALLEN, MARTIN Visitors - Balough, Manfe ITEM 1 SIGN ORDINANCE FIRST FIVE PAGES OF THE PROPOSED SIGN ORDINANCE WERE REVIEWED AND DISCUSSED. SOME CHANGES OF A MINOR NATURE WERE SUGGESTED. THE ZONING E PLANNING BOARD AGREE TO SCHEDULING ANOTHER SPEC- IAL MEETING FOR REVIEWING THE PROPOSED SIGN ORDINANCE ON JANUARY 24, 1973 AT 7:00 P.M. ® By Mr. Allen NOTION BY MR. MARTIN AND SECONDED /TO ADJOURN AT 11:50. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED WALTER TOM BURKETT, CHAIRMAN ZONING $ PLANNING BOARD City of Cape Canaveral we POLK AIENUc . onio• a:axo SPECIAL MEETING ZONING 6 PLANNING BOARD JANUARY 24, 1973 - 7:30 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. REVIEW SIGN ORDINANCE WORK SESSION: ITEM 1. REVIEW SIGN ORDINANCE ADJOURN ,64ee., T 41,,4-4r_l- NaA� WALTER 1'. BURKIM , CII 101A ZONING & PLANNING BOARD SPECIAL MEETING ZONING F, PLANNING HOARD JANUARY 24, 1973 A SPECIAL. MEETING OP THE ZONING BPLANNING BOARD WAS HELD AT CITY HALL, IOS POLK AVENUE ON JANUARY 24, 1973.. THE MEETING WAS ® CALLED TO ORDER AT 7:00 P.M. BY CHAIRMAN BURKETT. PRESENT: ZONING $ PLANNING BOARD — BURKETT, ALLEN, DEVEAU, MARTIN, VAN WAGNER VISITOR - Mr. Ed Balough ITEM 1 SIGN ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE WAS REVIEWED (PITH COAPIMS AND SUGGESTINS NOTED. SIGN ORDINANCE REVIEW TO BE CONTINUED AT THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING. 191VO �Al2lCG:�'�✓ % - NOTIONA Y MR. VAN WAGNER, /SECONDED BY MR. ALLEN, MEETING o 4M-9-M6 10:35 P.M. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED WALTER TOM BURKETT, CHAIRMAN ZONING & PLANNING BOARD City of Cape Canaveral 103 10- AVENUE nicA 32.20 0......NE 3o3 3.3._ REGULAR MEETING ZONING $ PLANNING BOARD JANUARY 31, 1973 - 7:30 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. REVIEW SIGN ORDINANCE ® WORD SESSION: ITEM 1. REVIEW SIGN ORDINANCE ITEM 2. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN �� ccLV T 6,4'rT *7g 'l IIAL ILK I. BUICKL 7'TLILS7lt01AN ZONING $ PLANNING BOARD I . REGULAR MEETING ZONING E PLANNING BOARD + JANUARY 31, 1973 THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ZONING E PLANNING BOARD WAS HELD AT CITY HALL, 105 POLK AVENUE, CAPE CANAVERAL ON JANUARY 31, 1973. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7:40 P.M. BY MR.MAR"N-IN THE ® ABSENCE OF CHAIRMAN BURKETT. PRESENT: ZONING G PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS - BURKETT (LATE), ALLEN,. DEVEAU, MARTIN AND VAN WAGNER CITY MANAGER - FRANCIS BUILDING OFFICIAL - SMITH WORK SHOP ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - JANUARY 10, 1973 SPECIAL MEETING - JANUARY 17, 1973 SPECIAL MEETING - JANUARY 24, 1973 MR.MARTIN MOVED FOR A MOTION, SECONDED BY MR. DEVEAU, TO STRIKE MR. MOLINE'S DEMAND FOR INCLUSION OF HIS COMMENTS IN THE MINUTES OF THE ZONING G .PLANNING BOARD MEETING OF JANUARY 10, 1973. MOTION APPROVED BY FULL MAJORITY OF THE BOARD. MOTION WAS MADE BY MR. MARTIN, SECONDED BY MR. DEVEAU AND VOTE OF THE BOARD, TO AMEND AND APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE JANUARY 10, 1973. (AMENDING ITEM 4, PARAGRAPH 3 BY DELETION) MOTION WAS MADE BY MR. MARTIN, SECONDED BY MR. DEVEAU AND VOTE OF THE BOARD, TO AMEND AND APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF JANUARY 17, 1973. (AMENDING ADJOURNMENT MOTION BY ADDING "BY MR. ALLEN" AFTER THE WORD SECONDED.) MOTION WAS MADE BY MR. MARTIN, SECONDED BY MR. ALLEN AND VOTE OF THE BOARD, TO AMEND AND APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF JANUARY 24, 1973. ITEM 2. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT COUNCILMAN RFOME WAS OUT OF TOWN. CITY MANAGER FRANCIS STATED THAT THE SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL FOR JANUARY 30, 1973 WAS NOT HELD DUE TO LACY. OF A QUORUM. AS THERE WAS NO MEETING HELD AND THE SECOND READING OF THE "INITIATIVE PETITION FOR ORDINANCE" WAS NOT READ, SAID PETITION WILL AUTOMATICALLY GO TO A REFERENDUM BECAUSE OF A TIME FACTOR. MR. FRANCIS ALSO STATED THAT CITY ENGINEER, TOM STRANG, HAS NOT COMPLETED HIS REPORT ON THE MAPPED STREETS BUT WILL BE AT THE FEBRUARY 14, 1973 MEETING. THE BOARD QUESTIONED THE SURVEY OF THE BLUFF LINE NAP THAT MR. STRANG WAS WORKING ON AND WHY IT IS NOT COMPLETED? BOARD SUGGESTED THAT MAPPED STREETS ACT BE PUT ON THE AGENDA FOR THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING ON FEBRUARY 14, 1973. • REGULAR MEETING - ZONING '& PLANNING BOARD JANUARY 31, 1973 - PAGE 2 ITEM 3 BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR P L SMITH BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM JANUARY 10, 1973 TO JANUARY 31, 1973 WERE REPORTED BY MR. SMITH AND DISCUSSED. ITEM 4 REVIEW SIGN ORDINANCE THIS ITEM WAS NOT DISCUSSED. • ADD ON ITEMS ITEM I - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST 72 -18 SPECIAL Z014IMG REQUEST 72 -18, PAUL S. SIBRE, REQUEST FOR VARIANCE WAS DISCUSSED AND RECOMMENDATION BY THE BOARD WAS TO DISAPPROVE. REQUEST WAS DENIED ON THE BASIS OF NONCONFORMING USE AND OTHER CONSIDERATIONS AS SPELLED OUT UNDER THE ZONING REGULATIONS. MOTION WAS MADE BY W. MARTIN, AND SECONDED BY MR. DEVEAU TO DENY THE REQUEST. THE VOTE OF THE BOARD WAS UNANIMOUS. (MR. BURKETT WAS NOT IN ATTENDANCE AT THIS TIME.) O ITEM 2 - PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO ORDINANCE 12 -71 MR. MARTIN PROPOSED THAT THE BOARD CONSIDER TWO ITEMS AS AMENDMENTS TO ORDINANCE 12 -71 UNDER SECTION V1, PARAGRAPH 3. DISCUSSED. MOTION WAS MADE BY MR. MARTIN, AMID SECONDED BY MR. DEVEAU AND UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THE BOARD TO PRESENT THE PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE CITY COUNCIL FOR DISCUSSION AT THE FEBRUARY 2, 1973 WORKSHOP. (COPY, OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS ATTACHED.) MOTION WAS MADE BY MR. DEVEAU, SECONDED BY MR. VAN WAGNER AND UNANIMOUSLY AGREED BY THE BOARD TO ADJOURN THE MEETING AT 10:50 P.M. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, WALTER TOM BURKETT, CHAIRMAN ZONING & PLANNING BOARD January. 31, 1973 RECOMMENDED AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE 12 -71 SECTION VI. NON - CONFORMING, NON - CONFORMING USED OF LAND, NON - CONFORMING STRUCTURES, AND NON- CONFORINIING USES OF STRUCTURES AND PREMISES. PAGE 13 (MIEND TO READ) 3. NON- CONFO161ING LOTS OF RECORD- . IN ANY DISTRICT IN WHIM SINGLE FMIILY DWELLINGS ARE PERMITTED, NOTWITHSTANDING LIMITATIONS IMPOSED BY OTHER ® PROVISIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE, A SINGLE FMIILY DWELLING AND CUSTOMARY ACCESSORY BUILDINGS MAY BE ERECTED, ADD -------- >. ENLARGED, EXTENDED, CONSTRUCTED, RECONSTRUCTED OR STRUCTURALLY ALTERED ON ANY SINGLE LOT OF RECORD AT THE EFFECTIVE DATE.OF ADOPTION OR MENDED OF THIS ORDINANCE. ALSO ON PAGE 14 p- delete VARIANCE OP AREA, WIDTH OR .YARD REQUIREMENTS SHALL BE OBTAINED ONLY THROUGH ACTION OF THE BOARD OF AD- JUSTMENT. BUILDING PERMITS } ISSUED FROM 11 JANUARY, 1973 TO 31 JANUARY, 1973 PERMIT NUMBER DATE ISSUiiD TYPE OF EST. OWNF.h /ADDRESS CONST. COST ' PERMIT FEE 1820 1/11/73 Virgil R. Austin Portable Sign $900,00 $ 5,00 Texaco Station 7 days only 8555 Astronaut Blvd. 1/11 -1/17 1821 1/22/73 H & WPublications Portable Sign $900.00 $15,00 7032 N. Atlantic Ave. Month of February • 1822 1/23/73 Geo. Rest. & Lounge Portable Sign. $900.00 $30.00 6395 N. Atlantic Ave. Months of Dec- ember & January ,1823 1/29/73 Vic & Yolanda Curtis Erect 4' Chain $165.00 $ 2.50 .:203 Holman Road Link Fence -Rear Yard IA: PE iibiI9n 1_i'i?E" .......... ... .0 :'Ln ER F N »,I TS I3:!iR:D, G ::TREI%T f;XCAVATIOX P'iRMIT: IS;UEJ., 0 ..................... 0 City of Cape Canaveral I.I.,LFLORIDA 32020 OF REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD FEBRUARY 14, 1973 7:30 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. PRESENTATION & QUESTIONS - SPECIAL ZO14IN0 REQUEST x/72 -11 First Interstate Development Corp. Special Exception RPUD Puerto del Sol Project ITEM 2. PRESENTATION & QUESTIONS - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST #73 -1 R. H. Brooks, Petitioner Re- Zoning Change From M -3 to R -3 or C -1 WORK SESSION ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES- REGULAR MELTING- JANUARY 31, 1973 ITEM 2. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P. L. SMITH ITEM 11. REVIEW & RECOMMENDATION- SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST #72 -11 (First Interstate Development Corporation - Special Exception RPUD) ITEM 5. REVIEW & REC0MMENDATION- SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST #73 -1 (R. H. Brooks, Petitioner -Re- Zoning Change) ITE14 6. DISCUSSION - MAPPED STREETS ACT (Report From W. E. Strang) ITEM 7. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN �J NZ e "& BurktC ioCh Zoning Mannng a,a lrma Y d REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD FEBRUARY 14, 1973 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning &Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on February 14, 1973. The meeting was called to order at 7:45 p.m. by Chairman Burkett. Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members - Burkett, Allen, DeVeau, Martin and Van Wagner City Nana er - Francis i y ng neer Representative - Strang City Planner - Hansel Buil in Scial - Smith i3oara secretary - Grigsby ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - SPECIAL ZONING . RQE#72 -1 - First Inter- . o ec a xce tlons state euvr r ors on - e t e o Project Mr. Roy Cowell, First' Interstate Development Corporation and Attorney John Starling explained the RPUD Request and explained the Statement of Justification as outlined in a twenty -one page report (copy attached to and made a part of original copy of Minutes of Meeting). Each Board member, prior to the meeting was given a copy of said report for review and study. Layouts of the proposed pro- ject were submitted and explained In detail and all questions relative to the RPUD request, explained. Chairman Burkett explained that the request would be further dis- cussed later in the meeting and a recommendation hopefully determined at that time. ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST #73 -1 - R, H. Brooks, Petitioner - Re-Zoning Change F tm o or Mr. Harry Clock, Agent for Mr. R. H. Brooks explained that he was regwsting a Change of Zoning on an area of about 422 feet by 200 feet. Mr. Brooks owns a parcel of land approximately 19.4 acres in size and said parcel Is presently zoned C-1, M-3 and R -3. The zoning request is for a small portion of the 19.4 acres and is' presently zoned M -3. Mr. Clock was informed that the request would be discussed later on Sn the meeting, REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD FEBRUARY 14, 1973 PAGE TWO WORK SESSION ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING- FEBRUARY 14 1973 Motion was made by Mr. Martin, . seconded by,Mr. DeVeau and Vote • Of Board unanimous to approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of February 14, 1973 as corrected, correction being meeting wan called to order by MR. VAN WAGNER and not Mr. Martin. ITEM 2. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME As Councilman Rhame was out of town, City Manager Francis wan asked to report on recent Council action. Mr. Francis stated that the proposed amendments submitted to Council Workshop on February 1st by the Zoning & Planning Board would not go out for advertising at tills time. Vote of Council being 3 - 2. ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P. L. SMITH Permits issued February 1 - February 14, 1973 were discussed.' Copy attached hereto. ITEM 4. REVIEW & RECOMMENDATION - SPECIAL ZONING. REQUEST #72 -11 First Interstate Development orpora on Tpe�f-Excep ulon 170J) After restatement of the request by Chairman Burkett, discussion followed. Memo's from Building Official Smith and City Planner Hansel were read and are made a part of the file. An oral report was given by City Engineer Reprenentative Strang who state a written report would follow. All reports stated the request was not in conflict with the ordinance and Mr. Strang stated that as long an the City Engineering Department had final approval of plans, drainage, etc. to see that they complied to the requirements as stated in the ordinance, he had no objection at this time. Mr. Martin stated he felt the request should be considered as cluster homea, multi - family or townhousen but not an single family residences and reminded the Board that a petition had been signed in May and June 1972 by Harbor Heights residents objecting to Bald re- quest. The Board agreed it was a well layed out development, better than x _' high rise development -o+nd --4An -Irtrxe >o-yrexr]K}-- f�.n�Wt�i- Kn- 1x�Krtm , ^ixnlr. - Mr. Martin stated he too felt It was a good development but Bhould be In another zoning besides R -1. "As Corrected 2/28/73 REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD FEBRUARY 14, 1973 'PAGE THREE Mr. Jack Moline stated he felt the project was a tremendous asset to the community. Chairman Burkett then asked the Board to vote for: Approval, Approval with Conditions or Disapproval on the request. Vote of the Board was 4 -1 for APPROVAL with Mr. Martin casting the negative vote, motion being made by Mr. Van Wagner, seconded by Mr. Allen. Philosophy of the Board: Request for development meets require- . ments of Zoning Ordinance 12 -71 and will be good for welfare of community. ITEM 5. REVIEW 8c RECOMMENDATIONS - a SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST 3 -1 roo a, oner- e- on ng Unange After restatement of the case by Chairman Burkett, discussion Sfollowed. Mr. Clock stated that he and Mr. Strang had agreed that he would put the roads wherever the City wanted them and he was willing to meet all the other requirements stipulated by the City. Mr. Clock further stated he did not know when the area would be developed and felt it was very difficult to try to work with a parcel of land zoned three different ways and still meet all the requirements of the City. Chairman Burkett asked for a vote of the Board to Approve, x ��� `✓Pt�}��w��- fil�C.�uxtita ��cs.;_or Disapprove the request. Vote of the Board was 5 -0 to recommend APPROVAL of the request, motion being made by Mr. Allen, seconded by Mr. DeVeau. Philosophy of the Board: Land in one ownership and should rightly be rezoned In fairness to owner. Imposes no hardships to the City or anything of an undesirable nature. ITEM 6. DISCUSSION - MAPPED STREETS ACT (Report From W. E Strand) City Engineer Representative, W. E. Strang submitted to each Board Member a sketch of the proposed streets and asked that they study the sketch, establish priorities and item would be discussed at the next meeting he attended. ITEM 7. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD As there was no further business to come before the Board, motion was made by Mr. Van Wagner, seconded by Mr. DeVeau and unanimous con- sent of the Board to adjourn the meeting at 10 :50 P.M. *An Corrected 2/28/73 Reims ub�tte Walter Tom Burkett, Chairman PROPOSED STREETS FOR MAPPED STREETS ACT CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA Prepared by BRILEY, WILD R ASSOCIATES Conrulting Engineers Daytona Beach Clearwa!er Florida FEBRUARY 1973 TO PATRICK AIR FORCE BASE COCOA CAPE CANAVERAL HOSPITAL COCOA BEACH MELBOURNE \P �P 0P KENNEDY SPACE CENTER LAUNCH AREA MERRITT ISLAND I( - ` ✓" 1 \ TITUSVILLE i 1 \ TO PGRT E, JcrT 'TIES Vp _ -, l ` A A TL ANTIC OCEAN CAL) '1*;,','!'.:: I: i.o�:b„ 0 ! LR LT. I Ui ............. 0 i.:Jl.'tc....... . 0 :.:..................... 0 t BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM 1'FEBRUARY 173 TO 14 FEBRUARY 173 PERMIT LATE lIU14BER ISSUED l49LR'ADDRESS TYPE OF TYP`T. L ;1,tI'P COST 1824 2/8/73 Mrs. Donnely (Geo. Change Main $300.06' $4,00 Snyder, Owner) Service for - 121 Justamere Rd. Trl. to 200 ..amps ,& install. 2'receptacles 05 2/13/73 Mrs. Donnely Inatall•3 ton, -. $200.00 ; $7.00 121 - Justamere Rd, A/C System 1826 2/14/73 .Howard J. Knapp ' Pave 84 sq. $300,00 -$2.50 221 Madison, Ave.- yds. :paving 1827 2/14/73 John Prebolsky : Enclose-Ex- $200.00 $5,00 90.5 Jefferson Ave, isting Carport CAL) '1*;,','!'.:: I: i.o�:b„ 0 ! LR LT. I Ui ............. 0 i.:Jl.'tc....... . 0 :.:..................... 0 STATEMENT OF JUSTIFICATION P U E R T O D E L S 0 L "RESIDENTIAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA FIRST INTERSTATE DEVELOPSIFNT CORPORATION Post office Box 874 Cape •CanaseraZ,.Florida 335,0 �1 -tin% !(.nr.•. ear. / `?`a�.`'� /.%—l/ ® A. .INTRODUCTION The following material is presented in support of an application for Residential Planned Unit Development in the city of Cape Canaveral, Florida. The statements provided herein ® respond to those specific and general requirements of the Cape Canaveral Zoning Ordinance and Special Exception application as well as information not required but felt to be of significant importance. B. BACKGROUND AND SUPPLEMENTAL SUBMISSIONS The applicant, First Interstate Development Corporation, ( "First Interstate ") filed a special zoning request on May 25, ® 1972, to permit a Residential Planned Unit Development on the property described in Exhibit "A" attached to this Statement of Justification. The filing of this application was preceded by pre - application conferences held between representatives of First Interstate and various City representatives. when this matter was first considered by the Cape Canaveral Zoning and Planning Board, a question was raised as to whether or not a Residential Planned Unit Development as proposed by the appli- cant would be allowed in a R -1 single family district. The City Council of the City of Cape Canaveral also considered this matter. It was finally resolved that the Building Official of the City of Cape Canaveral should determine whether or not the development as proposed by the applicant was allowed as a s ® Residential Planned Unit Development in a R -1 single family district. The Building Official found that the application filed by First Interstate was proper and that the proposed development was allowable in a R -1 single family district. An ® appeal was filed by certain persons from the determination of the Building Official to the Board of Adjustment and Appeal of the City of Cape Canaveral. After a public hearing on this appeal, the decision of the Building Official was affirmed. The City of Cape Canaveral Zoning and Planning Board and the City of Cape Canaveral Board of Adjustments and Appeal must now decide on the merits as to whether or not the City should allow a Residential Planned Unit Development on the property ® described in the application. Since the filing of the original application, the applicant had additional meetings with representatives of the City and representatives of the public in connection with the Puerto del Sol development. Based upon these additional meetings and discussions, the applicant consents that any Residential Planned Unit Development approved by the City may be conditioned upon the following matters: 1. That the applicant convey the property described in Exhibit "B" attached to this statement and made a part hereof by reference to the City of Cape Canaveral. This tract of land, consisting of approximately .93 acres, is located north of the entrance to Harbor Heights Subdivision. The -2- 0 applicant will also construct on this land, at its expense and without cost to the City, a swimming pool with dimensions of 20 feet by 40 feet to be dedicated to public use. 2. The applicant agrees that the land owned by the ® applicant and presently zoned C -1, which is described in Exhibit "C" attached to this statement and made a part hereof by reference, consisting of 3.85 acres, will not be used for multiple family residential buildings as is permitted by the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Canaveral. 3. The applicant will convey to those residents of Harbor Heights Subdivision whose properties border the Puerto del Sol development on the north a 20 foot strip of ® land. 11 4. The applicant will also convey a 19 -foot strip of property along the north property line of Harbor Heights Subdivision to those residents whose properties border on the 19 -foot strip of land. 5. The Puerto del Sol Residential Planned Unit Development plan will be enlarged to contain certain additional acreage to the east thereof which will increase the amount of open space in the Puerto del Sol development, and the revised legal description of the Residential Planned Unit Development is described in Exhibit "D" attached to this statement and made a part hereof by reference. -3- ® C. GENERAL The property under consideration is presently zoned R -1 and C -1 and could be developed in the conventional manner of grid pattern streets and lots for the R -1 district and multiple family ® apartments for the C -1 portion. However, it has been recognized by both the city of Cape Canaveral and the applicant that a Planned Unit Development approach contains many advantages for the public, the future residents of the development, and the developer. Conventional development is stereotyped by linear streets, row upon row of similar units, inadequate open spaces, no recreational facilities and building restrictions that require minimal setbacks. Planned Unit Development provides the flexi- bility of design which permits residential development that relates to the environment and provides amenities such as recreational space and preserved natural features. This flexi- bility typically results in an increased tax base, more orderly development, and a more varied and higher quality of development. Due to the restrictions on lot size, building setbacks and other requirements of conventional zoning districts, con- struction of streets and housing units normally requires com- plete and total destruction of the natural features of the site. The Planned Development approach for Puerto del Sol provides for the retention of much of the existing vegetation. Substantial setbacks from adjoining properties and spaces between structures containing mature growth have been provided. -4- ® Undeveloped properties adjacent to or in the general area of the Puerto del Sol site are presently zoned for high density or intensity uses. The property contiguous and on the southern boundary is zoned R -2, property contiguous and on the westerly boundary is zoned C -1 and property contiguous and to the east is zoned R -3. Although the property immediately to the north is zoned and developed as R -1, the properties immedi- ately north of those are zoned C -1 and M -3. The existing high density and intensity zoning class- ifications on the surrounding properties, with the exception of the isolated Harbor Heights Development, justify planned unit development in the area. In response to this influence, Puerto Odel Sol has been designed to insure the least amount of impact on the existing development as well as to protect its future residents from impacts which will be generated by future development. C. ORDINANCE REQUIREMENTS 1. Intent. The Statement of Intent in Article VIII of the Zoning Ordinance provides in part that regulations for planned residential development are intended "to encourage innovations in residential development so that the growing demands for housing may be met by greater variety in type, design and layout s -5- ® of dwellings; and to encourage more efficient use of land and public services ". The plans for Puerto del Sol have recognized and responded to the stated intent through the provision of clusters ® of dwellings with each structure containing four attached single family units of varying size and style, such as a one -story ranch unit, two -story units and a studio unit. Each unit is provided with a private garage space, entrance way and patio to insure the protection of living styles from outside influences. Less land has been utilized for building and road purposes than in conventional development. ® 2. Common Open Space. Puerto del Sol will contain 24.08 acres of open space or 726 of the total site area. This open space will include areas left in their natural state for protection and visual enjoyment, landscaped areas to provide attractive settings for the units themselves and recreational areas con- taining a community building, swimming pool, shuffle board area and tennis courts. A non - profit corporation of persons owning property within the development will own and maintain all common open space areas except recreational. Recreational areas will be owned and maintained by the developer and leased to the non - profit corporation or owners of property within the development. Appropriate legal documents will insure that all -6- privately owned common open space shall continue to conform to its intended use as expressed in the final development plan. 3. Utilities and Services. SAll structures within the development will be connected to city sewer, water and drainage systems as provided in the zoning ordinance. However, the responsibility for their installation will rest totally with the developer and the maintenance of these facilities will be the sole responsibility of the non - profit corporation and not the City of Cape Canaveral. All streets within the development will be con- structed to city standards but will be private and maintained ® by the non - profit corporation. The design of the private streets will allow for adequate access of fire fighting equipment and other municipal vehicles requiring access to the property. All storm water run -off systems will be designed to utilize the existing city system in compliance with existing standards and requirements. Electrical and telephone service distribution systems will be installed underground as required. 4. R.P.U.D. Standards. a. Maximum Lot Coverage The maximum lot coverage as stated in the • -7- • -8- Zoning Ordinance is forty percent (408). Puerto del Sol provides only 13.238 in the R -1 site. The following table is provided to indicate coverage calculations for Puerto del Sol in acres, square feet and by percent of the total R -1 site area only. Ac. Sq. Ft. - % c. + Building Coverage 4.12 192,535 13.23 Private Streets 6 Driveways 4.90 213,444 14.67 Open Space 24.08 1,048,924 72.10 Total 33.40 .1,454,903 100.00 b. Minimum Living Area The following table shows the relationship aof the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance and the proposed development plan as regards minimum living area square footages: Ordinance Puerto del Sol One Bedroom 550 sq. ft. 792 Two Bedroom 650 sq. ft. 1036 s 1056 Three Bedroom 800 sq. ft. 1202 C. Setback Requirements Residential structures in the proposed de- velopment have been set back a minimum of 27 feet from the private streets. • -8- d. Distance Between Buildings The required twenty (20) feet between structures and the minimum thirty -five (35) foot exterior setback have been maintained and no structure is in excess of 150 feet in length. e. Access All structures will have access to private. streets via common driveways and as previously mentioned the private streets will be designed in conformance with city standards. Such private streets will effectively tie into existing public streets, and will be open for access to fire, police and other municipal vehicles. f. Off- Street Parking Each dwelling unit will be provided with two (2) parking spaces, one in a private garage and the other located behind the private garage. 9. Buffer Zones Buffer zones of 35 feet have been provided along the southerly property line next to property zoned for multiple family use and of 80 feet along the northerly property line adjacent to the existing harbor Heights subdivision. In addition to the provision of buffer zones far in excess of the 19 -9- s requirements, the applicants will offer to transfer title to certain portions of the eighty (80) foot buffer to the residents of Harbor Heights whose properties border on that property line. In addition, a nineteen (19) foot strip (1.3 acres) of property along the northerly property line of the Harbor Heights develop- ment will be transferred to those residents whose properties border on this strip of land. In both instances, the transfer of title to these properties to the residents of Harbor Heights will provide . them with additional yard area and separation from adjacent uses. 5. R.P.U.D. Density Calculations The Cape Canaveral Zoning Ordinance provides that the maximum allowable number of dwelling units per acre for an R.P.U.D. in an R -1 zone shall not exceed three (3) times the number of dwelling units normally permitted. The Ordinance further provides that for the purposes of R.P.U.D. density cal- culations the R -1 zone base density is 4.3 dwelling units per acre. Three times the normal density of 4.3 would permit 12.9 dwelling units per acre. The plan for Puerto del Sol, taking into consideration the total land holdings submitted to the planned unit development plan, provides for a density of 7.7 units per acre. _10_ n c� D. SUMMARY The Residential Planned Unit Development plan for Puerto del Sol has been prepared to meet the specific require - ments of the Cape Canaveral Zoning Ordinance and in many. cases ® has provided for amenities and design standards in excess of code requirements. It is the intent of this plan to provide a residential environment which will meet the needs of future residents without adversely affecting any existing residents. The plan as presented offers design solutions far more accept- able than those that could be developed using conventional methods. In recognizing the life style of the residents of the existing subdivision to the north and the concern of those residents that new development may infringe upon their environ- ment, the plan has provided for an eighty (80) foot buffer rather than the thirty- five(35) foot buffer required by the Ordinance or the twenty -five (25) foot buffer required for conventional R -1 development. In addition, the plan provides for complete recreational facilities on the site and convenient pedestrian access to convenience shopping facilities and the ocean, both of which will reduce the necessity for vehicular travel. In an age when protection of the natural environment is paramount, the plan provides a solution which will retain much of the site in its natural state. n -11- ® In recognition of other community needs, the applicant has agreed not only to transfer title to certain strips of land to property owners in the Harbor Heights subdivision but also to dedicate a parcel of land (.93 acres) at the entrance to the Harbor Heights subdivision to the city or to residents of that development for recreational purposes. The owners have further agreed and the plan specifies that the land (3.85 acres) presently zoned C -1 will be developed for commercial uses only and not multiple family . residential as is permitted. CONCLUSION The city will retain complete control over development ® proposals for Puerto del Sol througout the approval process. Site plans, building plans, utility and street construction plans and all other proposals will be subject to city review and approval to insure that what is built is in conformance with previously approved plans. o This report, the attached data sheet and the develop- ment plan provide the basic information required for review and action on the R.P.U.D. special exception request. It is felt that sufficient information has been provided to permit the Planning and Zoning Board to make affirmative findings of fact as provided in the R.P.U.D. regulations. -12- PUERTO DEL SOL City of Cape Canaveral, Florida - O Comparision of Conventional Single Family Development with Planned Unit Development (Revised Plan)* Single Family Detac ed Attached Conventional* P.U.D. Land Area 33.4 +6.1 (Com) =39.5 acres 39.5 acres ember of Units 6.1x40 - 244 33.4x4 = 134 378 304 Number of People 244x2.2 - 536 1340.5 - 469 1005 669 Number of Children 244x0.2 - 49 134x1.5 ='201 250 61 Maintenance Required by City Streets, drainage, None (Home Owners water, sewer lines Assoc. responsibility', Public Park None Park, including swimming pool, do- nated by Developer Buffer Strip deeded to Property None 19' on North property �wners of harbor Heights by line; 20' on South eveloper property line Distance between South Property 25' 80, Line of Harbor Heights and New Buildings Area Covered by Paving 6 Building 40 -508 30 -358 Area Left in Natural State None Large areas -30 -505 Trees Preserved None Many- Location of buildings adjusted to save trees Recreation Provided for New None Tennis 6 shuffleboard Residents courts, swimming pool, etc. provided by Developer Control of Architecture s Site None Absolute Plan Approval by City Increased Traffic Considerable if .None In Harbor Heights connected Calculations are based upon constructing 40 dwelling units per acre on property zoned C -1. EXHIBIT "A" PAGE i PARCEL "A" A portion of Section 14, Township 24 South, Range 37 East, Brevard County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: Connence at the Southeast corner of the 5414 of said Section 14; Thence run N 1015'22 "W along the East line of the WIf of said section 14, for a distance of 1984.50 feet to the Point of Beginning, said. point also being the Southwest corner of the Borth 660 feet of Govern- ment Lot 4 in said section 14 lying on the North line of Block 9 of ®Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens, Unit 2" as recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 81 and 82 of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida; Thence run 5 1015'22 "E, along the East line of the W'3 of Said section 14, for a distance of 1.00 feet to the Southeast corner of the NIp of the NE4 of the 5144 of said section 14 and lying on the North line of said Block 9 of "Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens, Unit 211; Thence run N 89056'22 "41, along the South line of the NJ$ of the NE4 of the SW4 of said section 14 and the North line of said Block 9 of "Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens, Unit 2 ", for a distance of 1163.25 feet to the Northeast corner of lot 3, Block 9, of "Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens, Unit 2 "; thence N 2059'06 "1.1 for a distance of 482.30 feet.to the Southwest corner of said property as physically occupied and monumented; Thence run S 89052'18 "E, along the South line of said property, for a distance of 100.11 feet to the Southeast corner of said property as physically occupied and monumented; Thence run 11 0007'42 "E, along the East line of said property, for a distance of 120.87 feet to a point on the South ® line of property described in official Records Book 246, Page 116 of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida as physically occupied and monumented; Thence run S 89052'18 "E, along the South line of said property, for a distance of 9.89 feet to the Southeast corner of said property as physically occupied and monumented; Thence run N2026'04 "41 along the East line of said property, for a distance of 4.13 feet to the Southwest corner of property described in Official Records Book 491, Page 207 as physically occupied and monumented; Thence run S 890 52'18 "E, along the South line of said property, for a distance of 2138.07 feet to a point 560.00 feet East of the Southeast corner of said property; Thence run S 0007'42 "W for a distance of 120.00 feet; Thence run S 320 55'53 "41 for a distance of 300.77 feet; Thence run S 00 02'21 "W for a distance of 230.00 feet to a point on the North line of Block 7 of "Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens, Unit 2" as recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 8loand 82 of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida; Thence run 1189 57'39 "W, along the North line of said Block 9 of "Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens, Unit 2 ", fora distance of 695.88 feet to the Point of Beginning. `J I • I® 0 EXHIBIT "B" A portion of Section 14, Township 24 South, Range 37 East, more particularly described as follows: Commence at the Southwest corner of the SE 1/4 of the N14 1/4 of said Section 14; thence run Nl °15'50 "W, along the West line of the E 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of said Section 14, for a distance of 168.18 feet to the Point of Beginning, said point being on the North right of way of Harbor Drive, a 75 foot right of way as shown on the plat of "Harbor Heights" recorded in Plat Book 13, Page 99, of-the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida, as said subdivision is physically occupied and monumented; thence continue N1 015150 11W, along the West line of the E 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of said Section 14, for a distance of 308.25 feet to a point on the westerly extension of the North line of "Harbor Heights, First Addition" as recorded in Plat Book 14, Page 105, of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida, asphysically occupied and monumented; thence run S89 °52118 "E, along said extension, for a distance of 122.12 feet to the Northwest corner of said "Harbor Heights, First Addition" as occupied and monumented; thence run SO-07'42"W, along the westerly side of Lot 136 as shown on said plat of "Harbor Heights, First Addition," for a distance of 50.00 feet to the southwesterly corner of said Lot 136 as occupied and monumented; thence run S35 052123 "E, along the southwesterly side of said Lot 136, for a distance of 113.77 feet to the northwesterly right of way line of Sea Shell Lane, a 50' right of way as shown on the plat of said "Harbor Heights, First Addition" as occupied and monumented, said point .being on the arc of a curve concave to the Southeast and having radius of 220.13 feet; thence run southwesterly, along said northwesterly right of way line; along the arc of said curve, thru a central angle of 50 °52'47", for a distance of 195.48 feet to the North right of way of Harbor Drive, a 75 foot right of way as shown on said plat of "Harbor Heights ", and "Harbor Heights, First Addition," as occupied and monumented; thence run N89 052118 11W, along said North right of way of Harbor Drive for a distance of 91.10 feet to the Point of Beginning. Containing 0.928 acres, more or less. ® EXHIBIT "C" A portion of Section 14, Township 24 South, Range 37 East, Brevard County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: • Begin at the Northwest corner of the HE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said Section 14; thence S89 057139 "E, along the North line of the 1/2 of said Section 14, for a distance of 93.46 feet to a point on the West right of way of Sea Shell Lane,a 50 foot right of way, as shown on the plat of "Harbor Heights" as recorded in Plat Book 13, Page 99, of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida, as said subdivision is physically occupied and monumented; thence S2 °26104 "E, along the West right of way of said Sea Shell Lane, for a distance of 23.88 feet to the South right of way of said Sea Shell Lane as physically occupied and monu- mented; thence S89 °52'18 11E, along the South right of way of said Sea Shell Lane, for a distance of 50.05 feet to a point on the West line of property as described in the Official Records Book 246, Page 116 of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida, as physically occupied and monumented; thence S2 026104 "E, along the West line of said property, for a distance of 34.16 feet to the Northwest corner of property as described in - Official Records Book 1003, Page 239, of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida, as physically occupied and monumented; thence SO 107142 "W, along the West line of said property, for a distance of 120.87 feet to the Southwest corner of said property as physically occupied and monumented; thence S2 059106 11E for a distance of 482.30 feet to a point on the South line of the N 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said Section 14; thence H89 056122 "1•1, along the South line of the 14 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said Section 14, for a distance of 156.25 feet to a point on the West line of the E 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of said Section 14; thence N1 015'50 "W, along the West line of the E 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of said Section 14, for a distance of 221.57 feet to a point on the South line of the North 330 feet of Lot C of "Tuten's Subdivision" as recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 22, of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida, as physically occupied and monumented; thence N89 °57127 11W, along the South line of the North 330 feet of said Lot C for a dis- tance of 188.85 feet to a point on the East right of way of old State Road 401, a 60 foot right of way; thence N7 °12126 11E, along the East right of way of said State Road 401, for a distance of 465.64 feet to a point on the North � 1 U 0 line of the South 132.00 feet of Lot,B of "Tuten's.Sub- division" as recorded in Plat Book 1,- ...Page.22, of the Public Records of Brevard,County,.Florida, as physically occupied and monumented•, thence.S89 °57'27 "E,along the - North line of the South 132.00. feet - ofsaid Lot B,for a • distance `of 120.24 feet to apoint on -the -West line of the th E 1/2 of e SW 1/4 of - saidSection 14.,.thence S1 °15150 "E,:. along the West line of the E- .1 /2.of.the SW 114 of the said Section 14, forla distance. of 23.01 feet to the Point of .Beginning.- Containing 3.849 acres more or: less. • Page .2of- Exhibit "C" EXHIBIT "0" PAGE 1 PARCEL "A" ® Parcel 1: A portion of Section 14, Township 24 South, Range 37 East, Brevard County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: Commence at the Southeast corner of the 5114 of said Section 14; Thence run N.1 015'22 1;4, along the East line of the till of said section 14, for a distance of 1904.50 feet to the Paint of Beginning, said point also being the Southwest corner of the North 660 feet of Govern- ment Lot 4 in said section 14 lying on the North line of Block 9 of *P"Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens, Unit 2" as recorded in Plat Book 17, age 81 and 82 of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida; Thence run S 1 015'22 "E, along the East line of the H'j of Said section 14, for a distance of 1.00 feet to the Southeast corner of the Nis of the NEh of the S144 of said section 14 and lying on the North line of said Block 9 of "Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens, Unit 2 "; Thence run :1 89 056'22 "W, along the South line of the N)s of the NE4 of the SW1; of said section 14 and the North line of said Block 9 of "Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens,'Unit 211, for a distance of 1163.25 feet to the Northeast corner of lot 3, Block 9, of "Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens; Unit 2 "; thence N 2 059'06 "11 for a distance of 482.30 feet.to the Southwest corner of said property as physically occupied and monumented; Thence run S 89 052'18 "E, along the South line of said property, for a distance of 100.11 feet to the Southeast corner of said property as physically occupied and monumented; Thence run N 0 007'42 "E, along the East line of said property, for a distance of 120.87 feet to a point on the South ®line of property described in official Records Book 246, Page 116 of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida as physically occupied and monumented; Thence run S 89 052'10 "E, along the South line of said property, for a distance of 9.89 feet_to the Southeast corner of said property as physically occupied and monumented; Thence run N2 26'04"1,1 along the East line of said property, for a distance of 4.13 feet to the Southwest corner of property described in Official Records Book 491, Page 207 as physically occupied and monumented; Thence run S 890 52'18 "E, along the South line of said property, for a distance of 2138.07 feet to a point 560.00 feet East of the Southeast corner of said property; Thence run S 0 007'42 "W for a distance of 120.00 feet; Thence run S 320 55'53 "W for a distance of 300.77 feet; Thence run S Oo 02'21 "41 for a distance of 230.00 feet to a point on the North line of Block 7 of Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens, Unit 2" as recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 81 and 82 of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida; Thence run N89 057'39 "W, along the North line of said Block 9 of "Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens, Unit 2 ", for a distance of 895.88 feet to the Point of Beginning. EXHIBIT "0" PAGE 2 • PARCEL. "B" A portion of Section 14, Township 24 South, Range 37 East, Brevard County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: All of that parcel of land described in Official Records Book 491 Page 207 of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida, less the ® East 560.00 feet thereof. U r1 EXHIBIT 660" PAGE 3 ® Parcel 2: A portion of Government Lot 4, Section 14, Town- . ss ii-}-'p 1 - South, Range 37 East' Brevard County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: Commence at the Southeast corner of the SW 1/4 of said Section 14; thence run N1 015122 "W, along the East line of the W 1/2 of said Section 14, for a distance of 1984.50 feet to a point on the North line of "Cape Canaveral Beach ® Gardens, Unit 2", as recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 82, of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida, as physically occupied and monumented; thence run S89 °57'39 "E, along said North line of "Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens, Unit 211, for a distance of 895.88 feet to the Point of Beginning; thence run N0 102121 11E for a distance of 230.00 feet; thence N32 055153 "E for a distance of 300.77 feet; thence N0 007142 11E for a distance of 150.00 feet to a point on the South line of "Harbor Heights, Third Addition" as recorded in Plat Book 15, Page 81, of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida; thence S89 152'18 "E, .along the South line of said "Harbor Heights, Third Addition ", for a distance of 224.44 feet to the Southeast corner of Lot 31 as shown on said plat of "Harbor Heights, Third Addition "; thence S6 112143 11E, along the Southerly extension of the East line of said Lot 31, for a distance of 30.18 feet to a point on the South line of ® property recorded in Official Records Book 491, Page 207, of the Public Records of Brevard County, Florida; thence S89 052'18 "E, along the South line of said property, for a distance of 242.23 feet to a point on the arc of curve concave to the Northwest and having aradius of 50.00 feet, said point bears S53 000106 11E from the center of the curve; thence Southwesterly, along the arc of said curve and through a central angle of 43 °38116" for a distance of 38.08 feet to the point of tangency of said curve; thence S80 038110 "W for a distance of 86.97 feet to the point of curvature of a curve to the left having a radius of 450.00 feet; thence Southwesterly along the arc of said curve and through a central angle of 80 °3514911, for a distance of 633.01 feet to the point of reverse curvature of a curve to the right and having a radius of 1000.00 feet; thence continue South- westerly, along the arc of said curve and through a central angle of 6 °36'50 ", for a distance of 115.43 feet to the point of tangency of said curve; thence run S6 °39111 "W for a distance of 9.27 feet to the Northeast corner of Lot 21 as shown on said plat of "Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens, Unit 2 "; thence run 1189 °57'39 "W, along the North line of said "Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens, Unit 2", for a distance of 131.73 feet to the Point of Beginning. Containing 2.450 acres more or less. 49 AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL • ITEM 1. ITEM 2. ITEM 3. ITEM 4. ITEM 5. ITEM 6. ADJOURN City of Cape Canaveral 105 POLR •VENUE . CAPE C/.NAVERIL. FLORIDA 03020 , ELEPNONE .00 10]•1100 REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD FEBRUARY 28, 1973 7:30 P.M. WORK SESSION APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - FEBRUARY 14, 1973 COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT -.MR. P. L. SMITH DISCUSSION - MAPPED STREETS ACT DISCUSSION - SIGN ORDINANCE PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD �1 ', Y ,2A, Walter Tom Burkett, Chairman iI,J Zoning & Planning Board REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLA14NING BOARD FEBRUARY 28,1973 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on February 28, 1973. The meeting • was called to order at 7:35 p.m. by Chairman Burkett. Present: 'Zoning & Planning, Board Members - Burkett, Allen, DeVeau and Van Wagner Councilman - Rhame ITEM 1. APPR#VAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING- FEBRUARY 14, 1973 Motion was made by Mr. DeVeau, seconded by Mr. Allen to Approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of February 14, 1973 as corrected. Corrections being: Page 2, Item 4, paragraph 4, Strike the words "and the taxes should further our economy base" and on Page 3, Item 5, o paragraph 3, Strike the words "Approve with Conditions ". ITEM 2. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT -MR. E. HARRISON RHAME Councilman Rhame reported that Council had taken no action relative to any zoning matters. However, as a point of Information, Council would discuss the proposed zoning change on the R. H. Brooks property and have the public hearing on Tuesday, March 6th. Mr. Rhame further stated that the RPUD request from First Interstate Development Corpora- tion would be discussed at the Board of Adjustment meeting on Monday, March 5th at which time public hearing would be held. ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT -MR. P. L. SMITH Due to a prior commitment, Building Official Smith was unable to attend the meeting. Permits issued February 15 - February 28, 1973 were discussed by the Board. Copy attached hereto. ITEM 4. DISCUSSION - MAPPED STREETS ACT The Mapped Streets Act was discussed, but no decision was reached. The Board requested that Mr. Tom Strang be asked to attend the next meeting scheduled for March 14th. ITEM 5. DISCUSSION - SIGN ORDINANCE Discussion on the Sign Ordinance was postponed until the meeting of March 14th. REGULAR MEETI14G ZONING & PLANNING BOARD FEBRUARY 28, 1973 PAGE TWO ITEM 6. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD As there were no visitors present at this time a public discussion period was not held. ® ADD ON ITEM - AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE - M -1 ZONE TO ALLOW EATING AND DRINKING ESTA-BETS—IMNT By unanimous consent of the Board, add -on item to allow eating and drinking establishments in a M -1 zone was discussed. Aletter from the law firm of Anderson & Rush, Orlando, dated February 28, 1973 and signed by Mr. Ted R. Brown was read.. Said firm represents Loma Linda University, owner of the Aero -Space Complex. Original . copy of letter will be submitted to Council workshop on copy of ® Thursday, March lot. (Copy of letter attached to.original/Minutes) After discussion, motion was made by Mr. DeVeau, seconded by Mr. Allen and unanimously agreed by Board to recommend to Council that eating and drinking establishments be allowed under Section 1 - Prin- cipal Uses and Structures, M -1 zoned district. The Board also unanimously recommended the following changes be made in the M -2 and M -3 zones: On page 118, Section 1 (a) Now reads: a. All uses permitted in 1,; -1; and in addition; Change to: a. All uses permitted to M -1 Except Eating and Drinking Establishments; and In addition; On page 52, Section 1 (a) Now reads: a. All uses permitted in M -2; and In addition; Change to: a. All uses permitted in M -2 Except Eating and Drinking Establishments; and in addition; There being no further business to come before the Board, motion was made by Mr. DeVeau, seconded by Mr. Van Wagner to adjourn the meeting at 11:45 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Walter Tom Burkett, Chairman Zoning & Planning Board A. \DRRHON & MUM ��e � �� � +�iy ORLANDO. FLORIDA'02e 02 •ow•��•• + +rc February 28, 1973 ® Chairman, Zoning and Planning Board City of Cape Canaveral City Hall 105 Polk Avenue Cape Canaveral, Florida Re: Proposed Amendment to Zoning Regulations, City of Cape Canave- ral, Florida Gentlemen: The Loma Linda University, as the owner of the Aerospace Complex has, until recently, utilized a portion of this complex as a restaurant. Several years ago the University petitioned this ® board for a change in zoning from C -1 to M -1 to broaden the use of the property and to permit a new classification of tenants in order to keep the property economically viable. This change was made necessary by a cut back in the space program. Shortly after that rezoning was accomplished, Tradewinds Cafeteria, the restau- rant tenant, filed a petition in bankruptcy and was discharged, resulting in the termination of their operations in that facility. From that date until this, no tenant has occupied that building and it has stood vacant. A review of our files respecting the change in zoning classi- fication reveals that it was not intended, either by the City or thn University to give up the use of the particular building in question as a restaurant. While it is not a one purpose building and structural modifications could he undertaken to turn it into office or commercial space as contemplated by an M -1 district, it was designed and built and the configuration of it makes it de- sirable for use as a restaurant facility. Under the 11 -1 classi- fication a restaurant facility is not a prohihited use, but it is not a specified or acceptable use within the classification. The University now has an opportunity to relet the premises to a prospective restaurant tenant and desires to negotiate further with this tenant respecting the proposed occupancy of the facility. As a result of this fact and the necessity for making sure that the property can, in fact, he used as a restaurant facility in the future, we deemed it appropriate to approach this Board and request r k; F Zoning and Planning Board City of Cape Canaveral Page 2 February 28, 1973 its recommendation to City Council for an amendment to the zoning ordinance to allow, as an accessory use under the M -1 classification, a restaurant facility as delineated under the C -1 classification. i Yle make this request in the firm belief that such an accessory use isinkeeping with the light industrial and research and develop- ment character of the district as a whole and that it is a desirable ancillary use which blends well with the continued development of the M -1 district and provides a needed support facility for the i' employees and staff personnel working in the immediate area. We appreciate your willingness to give attention to this matter and respectfully request that it be acted upon favorably. ® Very truly yours, RUSU IRAtcrneYs SON B ro for Loma Linda University TRB /blb a 4 PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONING REGULATIONS CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA It is proposed that paragraph 2, "Accessory Uses and Structures in M-1, "Light Industrial, Research and Development District" be amended by the addition of the following as an acceptable and perm.itted accessory use: (c) Eatiny a.nd.drinkinq establishments. I "U1:T,f:7 !rc Pti;tld l'I'P Ir:V --,) BrtC!M 15 .FEBRUARY '73 9 =n 28 FEBRUARY '73 ?] ,uub.:r I:::;ueu Type of' gat. owner/Address Conat. Cost pe �,nl t Fees 1828 2/21/73 H.A. Slusher & Repair Service $. 60.00 $ 1.50 S.J. Duffy Mast. (LindaBallard,Lessee) 1829 2/21/73. Aline Farmer Construct garage 40o.o0 $. 5.00 313 Madison Ave. at rear of house (not attached to house) 1830 2/21/73 Daw -Ken Invest. Portable Sign $ 900.00 $ 15.00 (H & W Publications)Month of March 7032 N. Atlantic Ave. 1831 2/22/73 Jack Moline /Glenn Erect 10 Unit $122,496.00 $480.50 Schoessow 2Story Condominium 6619 N. Atlantic Ave. Bldg #15 1832 2/22/73 Jack Moline /Glenn Erect 10 Unit $122,496.00 $480.50 Schoessow 2 Story Condominium 6619 N. Atlantic Ave. Bldg. #16 1833 2/22/73 Paul Sibre Extend Existing $2,500.00 $ 9.00 520- 530 -540 Monroe Storage Area 481 (Rear Yard) J 1835 2/26 James P. Hagan Repair Existing $ 1,669.50 $ 7.00 (Norwicki Dev. Cc) Paving (155 sq.yds) 302 Lincoln Ave, Construct New Paving (566 sq.yds) ■; Gas Permits lssuad ................... 0 Sewer Permits Issued.. ....... 2 Street Excavation Permits Issued........ 1 Well Permits Issued ..................... 2 L` City of Cape Canaveral 105 PO EN APE CANAVERAL. iLO PiOS ]xxSO ,E LE- l., )R._ Eui'riam REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MARCH 14, 1973 7:30 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - FEBRUARY 28, 1973 4 ITEM 2. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME IT194 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P. L. SMITH ITEM 4. DISCUSSION - MAPPED STREETS ACT ITEM 5. DISCUSSION - SIGN ORDINANCE ITE14 6. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN l l alter T. Burkett, Cha rmanV Zoning & Planning Board REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MARCH 14, 1973 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning &Planning Board was held at City Stall, 105 Polk Avenue on March 14, 1973., The meeting was ecalled to order at 7:30 p.m. by ChaLrman Burkett. Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members - Burkett, Allen, DeVeau, Martin and Van Wagner Councilman - Rhame C1 y nager - Francis u8 1171ng�cial Smith City Engineer Representative - Strang ITEM 1. 'APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - FEBRUARY 28, 1973 Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. DeVeau and un- animous vote of the Board to Approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of February 28, 1973 as corrected. Correction being: Minutes to reflect that Board Member was In attendance but was late in arriving. ITEM 2. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME Councilman Rhame reported that Council had first reading on an amendment to the ordinance creating the Zoning & Planning Board re- lative to qualifications of Board Members. Also, first reading on rezoning of property from 14-3 to C -1, petitioner Mr. R. H. Brooks. First reading will be held on March 20th Council meeting to amend the zoning ordinance to allow, eating and drinking establishments In a M -1. zone. Board Member Van Wagner reported discussion was held at the last Board of Adjustment meeting regarding the RPUD request from First Interstate Development Corporation and request would again be dis- cussed on April 2nd. ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P. L. SMITH Building Permits issued March 1- March 14, 1973 were discussed. Copy attached. ITEM 4. DISCUSSION - MAPPED STREETS ACT Discussion was held between City Engineer Representative W. E. 'Toni' Strang and the Board relative to the Mapped Streets Act. The REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MARCH 14, 1973 PAGE TWO priorities established are as follows: 1) Ridgewood Avenue Extension 2) Ridgewood Avepue to North Atlantic Avenue (Old SR 401) \North of Harbor Heights Subdivision) A 3) Banana River Drive - South portion (south city limits to where section line on west side of North Atlantic Avenue and Astronaut Blvd. intersect) 4)' Banana River Drive - North portion (where section.line.on west side of Astronaut. Blvd. and Astronaut Blvd. in- tersect to north city limits) Board will .study Justamere Road and possible location of a road to go east and west from Harbor Drive to Astronaut Blvd. at a later meeting. ITEM 5. DISCUSSION - SIGN ORDINANCE • Discussion was not held on the Sign Ordinance. Item to be placed on the next agenda. ITEM 6. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD Zoning Ordinance 12 -71 was discussed briefly relative topro- gress made regarding proof - reading of ordinance after last printing. Mrs. Alice Burk asked the Board its reasons for voting for approval of the First Interstate Development. Corp. RPUD request. Members of the Board gave their reasons. There being no further business to come before the Board, motion was made by Mr. Allen, seconded by Mr. Van 'Wagner to adjourn the meeting at 11:15 P.m. Respectfully submitted, Walter Tom Burkett, Chairman Zoning & Planning Board Can Permits Issued .. .............p Sewer Permits Issued ................ ..... Street Excavation Permits Issued........10 Well Permits Issued ..... ..............'.1 4' BUILDIi7C PERVITS I:'SUED,FROM 1 MARCH '73 TO 14 MARCH '73 Permit Cate 1lwrber IouuFd Owner /Address Type of Conat. Est. Per-mit Cont: Fee 1836 3/1/73 Robert M. Hardy Add 207 sq. ft. $4,200.00 '$14.00 355 Harbor Dr. to single Family Residence & En- close 168 sq. ft.- frame structure W /masonry wall 1837 3/1/73 Jerry/Betty J. Erect 4' Chain $ 385.43 $ 5.00 Fogle Link Fence 423 Washington Ave. (All 4 sides of property) } r Can Permits Issued .. .............p Sewer Permits Issued ................ ..... Street Excavation Permits Issued........10 Well Permits Issued ..... ..............'.1 City of Cape Canaveral 105 P011 1-11 • g10I 11.10 TCL[PM0,1E 101 78- L�PLO REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MARCH 28, 1973 7 :30 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. PRESENTATION & QUESTIONS - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST 1/73 -2 Charles F. Schanuel, Petitioner Special Exception to add 10'x49.5' Storage Room to Rear of Service Station - -8200 North Atlantic Ave. WORK SESSION ITE14 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - MARCH 14, 1973 ITEM 2. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P. L. SMITH ITEM 4. REVIEW & RECOMMENDATION - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST lf73 -2 Charles F. Schanuel, Petitioner Special Exception ITE4 5. DISCUSSION - SIGN ORDINANCE ITEM 6. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN label' Tom BurKe an Zoning & Planning Board REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MARCH 28, 1973 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on March 28,, 1973. The meeting was called to order at 7:45 p.m. by Chairman Burkett. Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members - Burkett, Allen; DeVeau, Martin and Van Wagner Councilman - Rhame Building Official Smith ITEM 1. PRESENTATION & QUESTIONS - SPECIAL ZONINO REQUEST #73-2 Charles P. Sc hsnuel Petitioner Special Lxcep on o add lWx'49.5' . Storage Room to Hear of Service 00 North Atlantic Ave. Petitioner Charles F. Schanuel was in attendance and answered all questions relative to the request to add on to his service station. Question was asked as to why a Special Exception was required and various interpretations of Section VI, Paragraph 8 of the Zoning Ordi- nance were stated, those being: A use that was conforming at one time but is since non- conforming due to a change in the zoning ordinance should be the same as granting a Special. Exception at the time of ordinance being changed; another interpretation - The aforementioned section and paragraph was clear In it's meaning and stated only that when a Special Exception is granted as provided by the ordinance, it is is to have the same rights and privileges as a conforming lot. Chairman Burkett explained that the request would be further dis- cussed later in the meeting and a recommendation hopefully determined at that time. WORK SESSION ITEM 1. APPROVAL OR MINUTES — REGULAR MEETING - MARCH 14, 1973 Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. DeVeau and vote unanimous to Approve the Minutes of the March 14, 1973 Regular Meet - Ing as read. IT04 2. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME Councilman Rhame reported that a rezoning request from M -3 to C -1 had first reading on March, 6th and amendment to zoning ordinance to allow eating and drinking establishments in a M -1 zone had first reading on March 20th. Both itema are scheduled for 2nd reading at the Council meeting of April 3rd. REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MARCH 28, 1973 PAGE TWO ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P. L SMITH Building Permits issued March 15, 1973 - March 28, 1973 were ak discussed. Copy attached. ITEM 4. REVIEW & RECOMMENDATION - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST x{73 -2 Char es chanue a i- oner Special Exception ' After restatement of the Special Zoning Request by Chairman Burkett, discussion followed. Board agreed that a written legal opinion should be requested from the City Attorney regarding Section VI, Paragraph 8, Page 16 of the zoning ordinance and a copy attached to and made a part of the original copy of the Minutes. The follow- Wing decision was made: Should the City Attorney state that a Special Exception was necessary - The Board will recommend to the Board of Adjustment that the request be APPROVED, motion being made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Van Wagner and vote unanimous. Philosophy being: Setbacks con- form to the ordinance. Land area in sufficient and appearance of structure would not be significantly changed. (City Attorney's Interpretation could void this request) Should the City Attorney state that a Special Exception was not necessary, the following decision applies -.The Building Official be Informed that a Special Exception, in the written opinion of the City Attorney, is not required and a building permit could be .Issued pro- vided all other requirements are met and the petition should be voided. ITEM 5. DISCUSSION - SIGN ORDINANCE Discussion was ndf held on the Sign Ordinance. Item to be placed on an agenda at a future date. ITEM 6. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD There being no further business to discuss and since there was no one present for public discussion, motion wan made, by Mr. DeVeau seconded by Mr. Van Wagner to adjourn the meeting at 11 p.m. Respectfully submitted, r- Walter Tom Burkett, Chairman Zoning & Planning Board '.pfi;'�T•,'I :�i':i;�. ^': 1:',CIIi:.'; ,. ::n;a 15 MARCH '73 'I "' -28 MARCH '73 da., P::rmit❑ Insucd. S• =..,er PermlLc Isu „ sed . 8 r —L Exca va ti ci' Per:nl Ls Iaaued........ 0 Well PermlLs Tesuad ......................0 1838 .3/20/73 Dan Del Favero 124 Erect 7'x12' $ 900.00 $ 6.50 Harrison Concrete block utility shed 101839 Rear Yard 3/21/73 Cape Kennedy Leasing Repair Camelot $ 40,000.00 $ 83.50 P.O. Box 301 C,C,(Fire Inn Restaurant Damaged) 1840 3/21/73 Howard Gould (Mango Manor g Install 100 $ 900.00 $ 7,50 Trailer Park) amp electric service (5 lots) 1841 3/26/73 Allen K. - -. McCormick,Truatee Construct 9 $2,250,000.00 $5,387,50 7520 Ridgewood Story Condominium 89 unite 1842 3/26/73 Jack Moline at al 7400 Ridgewood Construct 10 $1,300,512,00 $4,321.20 story Condominium 80 units OL843 3/27/73 Dr. I. Russell Weinstein Construct 3 $ 305,604.00 $1,239,60 500 block Taylor Story Condominium 24 units 1844 3/27/73 William L. Holmes 400 block Johnson Construct 4 $ 379,568.00 $1,470,50 Story Condominium 24 units 1845 3/22/73 H & W Publications Portable Sign $ 900.00 $ 15.00 ,7032 N. Atlantic Month of April ( 1846 3/26/73 1847 3/26/73 Jack Moline/ Glenn Schoessow Erect 2 story$ 122,496.00 $ 480.50. 1848 3/26/73 6619 N. Atlantic 10 unit condominium ((( 1849 3/26/73 Buildings # Erect 2 story $ 480.50 17, 18, 19, 20 l0 unit condominium Erect 2 story $ 122,496.00 $ 480.50 10 unit condominium Erect 2story $ 122,496.00 $ 480,50 to unit condominium da., P::rmit❑ Insucd. S• =..,er PermlLc Isu „ sed . 8 r —L Exca va ti ci' Per:nl Ls Iaaued........ 0 Well PermlLs Tesuad ......................0 City of Cape Canaveral 1O]PO1PAVENUE APE CANAVERAE PEO PIOA ]]YiO TELEPHONE]O] lB]�IL April 3, 1973 Service Station Ftana ers /Demers Alkire Shell Service S etion Cape Canaveral Standard Station Cape Canaveral Union 76 Nation Texaco Service, Inc. Head's American 011 Highway 011, Inc, Schanuel'sCape 66 Jack Star's Texaco Tenneco 011 Company Gentlemen: The City requests your appearance at a combined Zoning Board /City Council meeting to be held on Wed - nesday evening, April 11, 1973 at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall for the purpose of reviewing several paragraphs in the zoning ordinance pertaining to permitted uses and prohibited uses at service stations. We urge your attendance at this meeting because of the many problems that have arisen recently which are a vital concern to each and every service station owner. Please review, prior to the meeting, pages 32, 33, 151 and 152 of the zoning ordinance which I have attached. We welcome your continents and recommended changes. Please let me know If you intend to be at this meet- ing. Sincerely, CITY OR CAPE CANAVERAL Albert J. Francis City Manager rhg enclosures as stated AGENDA City of Cape Canaveral 105 ROLN .v . CARE CANAVERAL. F-AIDA 329 - TELE -NE - ,e, iioo JOINT MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD - CITY COUNCIL APRIL 11, 1973 7:30 P.M. CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - Zoning Ordinance 12 -71 Re: Service Stations (Pages 32, 33, 151 and 152) RECESS ITEM 2. PRESENTATION - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST #73 -3 (William & Gladys Chandler; Jean Porter; Roger Graefe, individually and as Presi- dent of Georges, Inc.; and Haley Dunson; Applicants - William E. Weller, Agent) Re- Zoning Of Property from R -1 to R -3 and R -1 to C -1 (An area north and south of Holman Road on Banana River now zoned R -1) ITEI4 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - MARCH 28, 1973 ITEM 4. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME ITEM 5. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P. L. SMITH ITEM 6. REVIEW & RECOMMENDATION - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST /,73 -3 Re- Zoning of Property from R -1 to R -3 and I2 -1 to C -1 (William E. Weller, Agent) ITEM 7. DISCUSSION - SIGN ORDINANCE ITEM 8. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD /J ADJOURN Walter Tom Burkett, Chairman�� Zoning & Planning Board JOINT MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD - CITY COUNCIL APRIL 11, 1973 7:30 P.M. A Joint Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board and City Council was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on April 11, 1973• The meeting was called to order at 7:110 p.m. by Board Chairman Burkett. Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members - Burkett, Allen, DeVeau, Martin and Van Wagner _City Council Members - Mayor Firkins, Salvagglo, Rutkowski and Thurm CI t Mana er - Francis Bui in icial - Smith Board ecretary - Grigsby Guests (Service Station - Jack Star - Texaco Managers /Owners) Bill Barnes - Tenneco - Jim Nation - Texaco Bill Evans - Union 76 - Larry & Wes Fulkerson ® Standard - Bill & Sam Budesa (American) Tri -Cor - Charles Schanuel Cape 66 ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - Zoning Ordinance 12 -71 Re: Service Stationn a es City Manager Francis explained that letter with aforementioned pages enclosed had been sent to the nine service stations requesting they attend the meetl.ng for purpose of discussing the permitted uses and prohibited uses at service stations. Seven service stations were represented. Each representative introduced themselves to the Board. Building Official Smith was asked to state what was permitted and what was prohibited uses at the stations and complied.with the request. Mayor Firkins stated that the City of Titusville presently had occupation licences issued to garages and if a station did not comply with the ordinance his garage license would be revoked. The fee ln- voled was $20. and lie commented that this type license could be the solution. Jack Star commented that the major all companies required a signed lease and the lease would limit what the manager could do. Mr. Star read aletter from Texaco stating they had no objection to repair of radiators at his station. Mr. Star also read s memo from Mr. Smith addressed to City Manager Francis, dated December 6, 1972 which stated that under the present ordinance, the Building. Official's opinion was that the requested usage relative to repairing and replacing or radia- tors would bean violation of the ordinance. JOINT MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD - CITY COUNCIL APRIL 11, 1973 PAGE TWO The service station owners /managers stated they felt the ordi- nance should be amended because any verbal agreement wan not binding and owners and managers did change from time to time and an amendment ® would be the best solution. The Board agreed something should be done and asked for suggestions from the service station owners. Councilwoman Thurm asked if there were not already areas in the City presently zoned for garages and was assured there were. The owners /managers stated the areas were prohibited in that the price of land was .too high.and were not located along the main highway. Mrs. Collate Cannon stated she was an accountant and did tax re- turns for service station managers and she could assure those present that she didn't see how they stayed in business considering the number of hours they had to work and the salary they received. Mrs. Cannon further stated that the station should be kept neat, but they should be allowed to have a good amount of repairs. Jim Nation stated that some of the service station people had a meeting the night before and thought maybe a panel consisting of Zoning Board members and some of their people could investigate and recommend what could be done at the stations. If any violations were committed, the panel would Investigate and the station managers would have to abide by the panel's decision. City Manager Francis stated he didn't see anything wrong with the service stations doing whatever they want to within the confines of the their station, with the exception of body and fender work and spray painting. After considerable discussion, the service station owners were asked If they would be willing to meet as a group prior to the next meeting, select two spokesmen and appear at the next regular meeting on April 25th. The managers asked for a short recess in order to select two spokesmen and the Board complied with their request. After a 10 minute recess, the meeting continued. The two spokesmen selected for the group were Jim Nation - Texaco and Charles Schanuel - Cape 66. Board members stating they would meet with the managers were Chairman Burkett and Mr. DeVeau. JOINT MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD - CITY COUNCIL APRIL 11, 1973 PAGE TIiREE Mr. Balough stated he would like to be attendance at the pro- posed meetings held between the service station owners and the two Board members. eMotion was made by Mr. DeVeau, seconded by Mr. Allen and unanimous vote of Board for all service station owners /managers to meet with the two Board members and the item be placed on the Agenda of April 25th. Mr. Nation and Mr. Schanuel would act as spokesmen at the meeting on April 25th and present the recommendations as discussed and agreed upon by the service station managers. Vote of Board was unanimous. Chairman Burkett called for a 10 minute recess before proceeding with the agenda. ITEM 2. PRESENTATION - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST #73 -3 (William & Gladys Chan er; .7 can Porter; oger rae e, in iv ua y an as res dent o ueor es Inc. an tale unson - __A_P_Plicanto William a er, Agent - He -Zonln oi' ro ert from R -1 to R an R-I to C- n area north anct south of` Holman Road on Banana River now zone 11-1) Attorney Bill Weller explained the Special Zoning Request stating that the property Involved had been zoned C -1 and R -11 previously and all the petitioners were asking was that the property again revert to this zoning classification, as the property owners involved had not been properly notified of the proposed zoning change. Attorney Weller was informed that since over 500 parcels of land within the City was rezoned, a notification was not required by the City.and that public hearings were held relative to the rezoning. Mrs. Audrey Baxter stated she objected to the proposed rezoning as it could become very conjested with commercial projects. Mrs. Colette Cannon stated she objected . to the request because she felt the people In the City had spoken out recently by adopting lower density requirements and the property should remain R-1 rather than revert back to the previous zoning. Attorney Weller stated the applicants only wanted what they pre - viously had, this had been taken away and they wanted it back. Chairman Burkett expla Lied that the request would be further dis- cussed later In the meet.ine and a reconuncndation hopefully determined at that t1me. • A JOINT MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD - CITY COUNCIL APRIL 11, 1973 PAGE POUR ITEM 3. APPROVAL Or MINUTES —REGULAR MEETING -- MARCH 28 1973 Motion wan made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Allen and un- animoua vote of Board to Approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting - March 28, 1973 as corrected. Correction being - Item - delete word "not" in first line. ITEM 4. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME Councilman Rhame was out of town and City Manager reported that the RPUD request (south of Harbor Heights S /D) had been ,denied by the Board of Adjustment, R. H. Brooks request for rezoning of property from M -3 to C -1 had been approved and Charles Schanuel's request for Special Exception, after :legal opinion from City Attorney, was not necessary prior to adding on to his service station. Opinion was that a permit could be issued. ITEM 5. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P. L. SMITIi Building permits issued March 29 - April 11, 1973 were discussed. Copy attached. ITEM 6. REVIEW & RECOMMENDATION - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST //73 -3 Ne -Zon n. o ro er rom N -1 to Ii- and R -1 to C- (William E. Weller, Agent) After restatement of the request, and considerable discussion, It was noted that perhaps Councilman Rhame could report to the Board as to why this area was changed to R -1 and Mr. Tom Strang (Briley, Wild & Annociates) could report to the Board how this proposed rezoning would affect the I- tapped Streets Act. The Board Chairman requested that Councilman Rhame and Mr. Strang be asked to attend the next meeting and verbally state the answers to the above questions. Motion was made by Mr. DeVeau, seconded by Mr. Martin and unanimously: agreed by Board to TABLE Request #73 -3 until the meeting of April 25th and request that information by given by Mr. Tom Strang relative to the proposed route of Banana River Drive and information given by Council- man Rhame as to why this area was zoned R -1. City Manager, Francis stated that Mr. Strang had informed him that the rezoning does not affect the road and the road does not affect the rezoning. JOINT 14CETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD - CITY COUNCIL APRIL 11, 1973 PAGE FIVE ITEM 7. DISCUSSION - SIGN ORDINANCE 'Motion was made by Mr. Allen, seconded by Mr. Martin and vote 5 - 0 to TABLE discussion of the Sign Ordinance until the meeting of e April 25th, ADD ON ITEM Mr. Prank Martin stated he had compiled a proposed amendment to the zoning ordinance relative to Non - Conforming Lots of Record and asked if the item could be placed on the agenda, Chairman Burkett's answer was affirmative. Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded. by Mr. Allen and vote of Board 5 - 0 to add on an Item, namely - Proposed Amendment to Zoning. Ordinance 12 -71, page 10, item 3., Non- Conforming Lots of .Record. After discussion of the proposed amendment, motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. DeVeau and vote of Board 5.- 0 to submit the proposed amendment as submitted by Mr. Martin to City Council for action. Copy of proposed amendment is attached hereto. ITEM 8. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD Motion was made by Mr. DeVeau and vote unanimous to adjourn the meeting at 11:40 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Walter Tom Burkett, Chairman Zoning & Planning Board ..;J:LiT.`:,.; - r:'',.,,. * wcni•i 29 March 73 p II April ' 73 1850 3/29 H. P. Marlowe Building awning $1,500.00 $ 7.00 104 Monroe Ave. 90'x16' on steel poles /concrete foundation 1851 4/3 Mr. & Mrs, Glenn Enclose Ex- $ 300.00 $ 5.00 Hatfield isting Carport 327 Fillmore Ave. 1852 4/9 Jack Star's Texaco Portable Sign $ 900.00 $45.00 6910 N. Atlantic Months of March /April/May 1853 4/9 Geo. Steak House Portable Sign $ 900.00. $45.00 6395 N. Atlantic Months of Feb/March /April 1855 .4/11 Jack McNeely Pave Parking $1,350.00 $ 5.00 436 Jefferson Ave. Area -2 duplexes 325 sy.yda. Gar i'crmlt., 1: :: r��;i ...................... 0 :',c -t; F, ITLI t.s 7:;: u,,a.................... 0 9tr•.:et ExcaeatLn� !•;rmltc Ta:sued.. 0 Well P::-rtcl to 1c:nt••J ..................... 0 PROPOSED ALBNDNENTS TO ZONING ORDINAN^,.B 12 -71 PACE 10 _ REVISE TO READ - FIRST PARAGRAPH 077LY 3. 77071- CONFORD.1INO TATS OF RECORD- In any district in which single family dwellings ere permitted, notwithstanding limitations imposed .by ether provisions of this ordinance, a single family dwelling and oustomnry noosacry buildings may be erected, ADD- - - - - -► �oenatruoted, repaired, enlarged, extended, rebuilt] I4reoonatruoted or structurally altered en any single let of record at the effective date of adoption or amendment of this ordinance. Such lot must be in aeperate ownership and not of continuous frontage with other lets in the same ownership. This provision shall apply even though such lot Salle to meet the requienents for area or width, or both, that are generally applicable in the district, provided that yard dimeneiona, ADD- - - - - -� maximum lot coverage requirement, building set -� ack lines and other requirements not involving area er width, or both, of the lot shall conform to the regulations for the district in which such net is located. Variance of DEIBTE - -- P Carea, width er] yard requirements shall be obtained only through action of the Board of Adjustment. J }yp e �OSi^ City of Cape Canaveral F artro, REGULAR PiEETING wcwunnu. ZONING & PLANNING BOARD APRIL 25, 1973 7:30 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - Zoning Ordinance 12 -71 Re: Service Stations ITEM 2. REVIEW & RECOMMENDATION - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST #73 -3 Re- Zoning of Property from R -1 to R -3 and R -1 to C -1 (An area north and south of Holman Road on Banana River now Zoned R -1) William E. Weller, Agent (TABLED FROM APRIL 11, 1973) ITEM 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - APRIL 11, 1973 ITEM 4. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME ITEM 5. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P. L. SMITH ITEM 6. DISCUSSION - SIGN ORDINANCE ITEM 7. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN alter Tom Burkett; Chairman, Zoning & Planning Board REOULAR MELTING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD APRIL 25, 1973 7:30 P.M. The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue. on April 25, 1973• The meeting was called to order at 7:35 p.m. by Vice - Chairman Van Wagner as Chairman Burkett was out of town'. Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members - Van Wagner, Allen, DeVeau and Martin Councilman - Rhame Cit ana er - Francis Bu c ng icial - Smith City Env. neer a resentative - Strang City Planner - Hansel oar ecre ary - Grigsby e ITEM 1 DISCUSSION - Zoning Ordinance 12 -71 Re: Service Stations Board Member DeVeau was asked to report on the meeting held between the two Zoning Board Members and service station owners /managers. Mr. DeVeau stated that two meetings had been held and a report as to what the service stations wanted had been submitted to him to present to the Board. Mr. DeVeau was asked to read the report and complied with the request. A report from Chairman Burkett was also submitted to the Board stating his recommendations. Mr. DeVeau stated he did not agree com- pletely with either report In its entirety therefore an agreement be- tween the Zoning Board delegates and service station delegates had not been reached during their meetings. Mr. Jim Nation and Mr. Jack Star, service station delegates stated as long as fire laws, state and federal laws were met, they could see no reason why they could not continue to make major repairs providing the work was done inside the station bays. The Board agreed that since they had not had copies or the re -, .ports prior to the meeting, they felt more time was needed to study all the information being presented. REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD APRIL 25, 1973. PAGE T140 Board Member Martin suggested that the service stations be categorized as filling stations, service stations, Class A stations which could have minor repairs and Class B stations for major repairs • and should a Class B station does not meet the provisions as stated in the zoning ordinance, his license could be revoked to a Class A classification and a report on this be available at the next meeting. Board agreed that license fees charged in other cities should be checked and report of same compiled for next meeting. Councilman Rhame requested that when the report was compiled and panned on to Council that the license fees. be Included with the report but not in the text of the report. Mr. Martin commented that a service station should still come under the Special Exception category In the C -1 zone as It now Is in the ordinance. City Planner Hansel wan naked to compile a report from the in- formation received from the service stations and Mr. Burkett es well as the information on fees from other areas and submit same at the next meeting. Motion was made by Mr. Allen, seconded by Mr. DeVeau and vote of Board 4 - 0 to TABLE further discussion Re: Service Stations until until the meeting of May 9th. ITEM 2. REVIEW & RECOMMENDATION - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST. #73 -3 Re- onin o Pro ert trom R- o. an R- to C -1 n area north an south oi' Holman 11oaa on Banana River now Lone R- William m E. W er, Agent (TABLED FROM APRIL 11, 19(j) After restatement of Request #73 -3 relative to rezoning of prop- erty, discussion followed. Mrs. Larson, Holman Road, commented that when the area was re- zoned to R -1, the property owners were told by Council that should they desire to have the land revert to the multi- family type zoning, all they had to do was come before Council and request same and it would be rezoned back to multi - family. Councilman Rhame stated that some o1' the property owners in that area had requested the R- lzoning.. REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD APRIL 25, 1973 PAGE THREE motion Mr. Martin made a.. /.that the City send out a simple questionnaire to all the R- 1property owners in this particular area, asking their opinion as to whether or not they want to remain R -1 Or go back to • multi - family type zoning. Also to Bend a self - addressed stamped en- velopeso they could drop it in the mail right away, and that the Item be tabled until the next meeting. Motion was seconded. by Mr. DeVeau. Discussion followed. Councilman Rhame pointed out.that the motion had a time element built Into it and was therefore an improper motion. The motion should have been to postpone to a certain date rather than to table.as a motion to table does not have a time table built into it. Mr. Rhame was informed that this was the second time this request had been tabled. City Manager Francis recommended to the Board that since a public hearing had already been scheduled for Tuesday, May let, that the Board request the Council to take action to table this until further discussion or further recommendation from this Board. Attorney Weller reminded the Board that the petition did not in- volve the other residents, only his clients and asked that the Board made a firm decision tonight, regardless of whether the vote was to approve or disapprove. Councilman Rhame stated it would be improper for Council . to consider anything other than the parcels Involved in the petition re- quest and reminded them that there was only three ways to vote - to approve, disapprove or table. Motion . as stated previously by Mr. Martin and seconded by Mr. DeVeau was voted on - vote being - 3 - 1 to table until May 9th meeting. Mr. Allen voted against the motion. Attorney Weller asked for a clarification on the decision and asked if he was correct in stating that there was no recommendation to City Council except that the Board needed more information and was told by Mr. Van Wagner that he was correct. REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLAN14ING BOARD APRIL 25, 1973 PAGE FOUR Was Councilman Rhame asked if the Boards need to study further/based upon the idea to look at all of the R-1 property or just those three lots. Mr. Van Wagner stated they were required to consider these three parcels of land for rezoning but also to ascertain whether or not the people adjacent to this land were against the rezoning. Mr. Rhame stated that the public, hearings were at one time held and by the Zoning Board but .this was no longer true / -the Board should con- . fine their action to these three parcels only. Mr. DeVeau made a motion that the Board request- the Council to TABLE this item until written recommendation comes from the Board. ® Mr. Martin seconded. Discussion followed. City Planner questioned whether questionnaires should also be sent to the adjoining R -3 north of this property and the C -1 east of this property. These three parcels only should . be considered for re- zoning and if anyone else in this area wants their property rezoned they can also come before.the Board with their request and pay the necessary fee. Councilman Rhame again stated there were only three ways to vote. 110 more motions are necessary since the Board had already been tabled it, Mr. Martin stated lie would go on the recommendation of the City Manager, If he felt the motion should be left an stated -fine, if not sr. rr .a, he would withdraw the motion -. ;F If the motion is not needed,thaiits not needed but if its not needed its not going to hurt commented City Manager Francis. Motion was restated and vote of Board was 4 - 0 to request Council to TABLE until written recommendation comes from Board. ITEM 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - APRIL 11, 1973 Motion was made by Mr. DeVeau, seconded by Mr. Allen and vote of Board 4 - 0 to Approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting - April 11, 1973 an submitted. REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLAIT14ING BOARD APRIL 25, 1973 PAGE FIVE ITEM 4. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT MR. E. HARRISON RHAME Councilman Rhame suggested the Board rewrite their Rules of Procedure Ordinance as it did not coincide with the present zoning Oordinance in many sections. City Engineer Representative W. E. Strang was questioned about the Proposed Mapped Streets Act and what progress had been made relative to dedications of land. Mr. Strang stated the report was being drawn up and would be presented at the next regular meeting. ITEM 5. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT MR. P. L. S14ITH Building Permits issued April 12 April 25, 1973 were diacuased. Copy attached. ITEM 6. DISCUSSION - SIGN ORDINANCE Board unanimously agreed to postpone discussion of the Sign Ordinance until a later meeting and asked that the item be placed on the May. 9th agenda. ITEM 7. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD There being no further business to come before the Board, motion was made and seconded to adjourn the meeting at 11:05 P.m. Respectfully submitted, Clifford Van Wagner, Vice-Chalrman Zoning & Planning Board BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM 12 APRIL 173 TO 25 APRIL '73 Permit Date 'Pyp= 'n• Ent.. 1- mit F- Number Issued Owner /Address Cnnst. C_ ?lt 1854 4/13/73 Earl Colwell .Construct a $23,500.00 $83.30 303 -307 Jefferson Duplex on 75' lot 1856 4/16/73 Ruth Carver Change elec. $ 350.00 $ 1.50 10 Carver Dr. service to 0 100 amps 1857 4/16/73 Ruth Carver Install washer, $. 175.00 $ 4.00 4 Carver Dr. dryer, elec. circuit for A/C 1858 4/17/73 Jack/Beatrice Construct $16,000.00 $53.50 McNeely single family 435 Jefferson residence on 50' lot 1859 4/17/73 Vic /Yolanda Curtis Enclose Ex- $ 1;000.00 $ 5.00 205 Holman Rd. Sating Carport Single Family Residence 860 4/18/73 J.T. Heneghan Erect Storage $ 3,240.00 $12.50 705 Lincoln .Room 15'x18' 100' lot 1861 4/18/73 Gene Jandreau Change Elec. $ 150,00. $ 3.00 7707 N. Atlantic service from 100 amps to 200 amps 1862 4/23/73 Charles King Electric ser- $ 300.00 $ 6.00 8501 N. Atlantic am vice 200 s each (2 lots 1863 4/23/73 H & W Publications Portable Sign $ 900.00 $15.00 7032 N. Atlantic Month of May 1864 4/23/73 Patricia L. Coons Add bathroom, $ 3,000.00 $21.50 Verlin N. Coons construct uti- 416 Lincoln Ave, llty bldg. on back of lot, add sidewalk 50' lot „asPermltslnsued...................... 0 Is:;ued ............... ..... 2 Gi r,:.: cavation P;:rnilta Issued........ 0 ... 17 _:•m Lt:; Ic:;IAQd ..................... 0 3. Spec,:I.I. [!jq, t i on, j-,,j I i u I by i.,—d of A It-lot a. I :A ic utility -S, I,, I ri,lm, - f-wI, ""A 0 low. I" olidl ow III,! .",I, '. .."j,",l :11C,-71, I Put' f and sel j—H IC 'Ilk' 1-1 —rounds, clubs and Indge s. cultural facilities, 110";tals, Clinics, restoriums, crtjarie5 . funeral tlo-s , qoveror,ent offices, schools, churches ant S il i I we .,Is "ol'S JIIJ fll-Iocifl 11-SLItUtie.,; Public and Pri,atl, Nr; ln,l lots and oara,jes j. C­!­C,tj rec—ition such is drivill'i r.1 le,,. flOwlinq A. Plant tiurserle, and ireenhous,, . pr-idinq tfl,1t 111 out, III, display of atrcnandjsc snall be contained in the leculred I. Repair ;,: rvjce P%tIol islents such llnulelluld I- IPPI lances, jr radio nnJ 1.' and siFllar uses wr. 1u,l Hole f" .11 , J.0 I i,,,;s pr-ided, no—er. that In "I case $111 be loll, Ila units per net _ .,de I atll.lhlr� id , l, 2. and Structures ary 'Cc.,sor, us III one or lore.of too principal uses clearl i iticider,tai ard subordinate In the nrincibal use, in ke-111) Ith the low density mi,ercial character of the district a, -e permitted. 3. Spec,:I.I. [!jq, t i on, j-,,j I i u I by i.,—d of A It-lot a. I :A ic utility -S, I,, I ri,lm, - f-wI, ""A 0 low. I" olidl ow III,! .",I, '. .."j,",l :11C,-71, Stgrage tanks: 15 feet • :: to addition. Lndtrground sthrage is required for all receptacle; for t f .� cO bustiLle - aterlel, In eats, of 55 gallons. ` (9) Curb Cuts: fht ourber of curb cuts or driveways shall is�• (; not e+eeed two (2) fnr each street frontage. SOCK 1{ curb cuts shall be i maximum of thirty (3o) feet wide and shall be located no closer to any Intersectino I than twenty -five (25) feet and nn rloser to any rear or side lot line than fifteen (15) feet.; Curb cuts and driveways shall be constructed according to City specifications. (ell) No service station shall be erected nr locate) within o. ano hundred and fifty (150) feet of the property line of any church, haspit:', school, or hark.. •(11) A visual screen, reetfn9 the %I— Iflcatiou" of Section %II shall be provided along any nronerty line ebuttina �';' -�',`• e residential district. r'.': ,` +• ;," F (12) There. shall be no repair wuri . nutstde the principal structure other than rifnor service. _. plarned Cc,:ercial BCyc•IOn'ent on a parcel three (3) acres •'5 or 'sore, subject to Ihv prOVi5l uns set forth In the Schedule Of Special E.eeptfnhs pem"tssible by lilt Board of Adjustment for planned Jevelnlnent. *AS a-.euded 317172 1' (., -33- • /i C 4 t t -X t Ay 4--•til WW i .�:�: 69. cent RDd yartl - Ile one" and uoloco•d,ered space r tetro,Dn enuired to .� d, 777 I '' ally lo: line and the nearest Dirt of a )rh,cfuI f t iltl inq. Sec YarA. )U. p,.; ide, r,nl :,Ittr rtt Ilse '.-I, n ,r l! -d 111 •.I ale t. ' 71 I.. I.Dra of - Ally ar , I.ui ll 1 u ••. t rue to r, ur Inrt, ur, tlu�r,•nf. (, whlch food it prep -d 1 5 vrJ fm' nnv to any Per'snr : re,i]in., cn ire Ire f,e.. - - other than an anartn,ent hotel. . hotel, er rofei 5.. nr rotor• lndq• whrr ,for cnann :aliro - ;re,rraolen,•rl for drllritn Ir.rind:, Ind lion, ,amts, o r f - lod,lir,; Intl react nr rrnv,drJ for three or lre nersont but not nreeedirq 29 nc•rsurs. 73. Service Station - Budding, and premises where gasoline, re crease, batteries ", tires, and automobile a �� suPPlled�ce,.,}zl(4 oyrv! /F_p rrlai l� /a mJY be '— 'em"%' � n•+�r�mrD -r�- rarer„ --.� t soth"'tn2^- "t�dCrr�r• Tnderrrl -nom_ t _ • i/Coy DCD A!l MFl,�oR �(+ArrCCS Ii1,EC > a t 1 •� `t !]SIDE SRI +1CIpN! J77uctc�cE� 4 t 'Ior parts; sc •icinn and repair,. but not re nnlnv or re -.00, •. ! c C. Peplacement r nufflers and tai noes, watnr hose, 'a• ! _ Ieltt, bra AC flu, II,, albs, fu•.r•s. floor Hats, .c',: covers, windshield n and Winer blades, _ vrease r - tairers, whe LPari nqs, nir rs, I and the lien; t d• ^tdtat cl eanlr,q and flushi nq; e• sh LUl and poi ish it q, •and Salo of auto, watt in., ve a.aa u.,lishinl "N't -jai•. s •151- I r '' r•♦ , -� � r•1 ^ Gr r IF stag and tub rI ca ttan; g, Provl din nd repairing, f pumps and lines; h. 'liner se. ry is i n, Ind r air of carburetors; A. .t i. trnrgencY ui rtr -ep rs: F• k . j. 'd'u nd reVa I ri ng b kes; 5 k, •Air motor ddJu; meets not lvieg rrroval of the l bi head or trani.ca;e or racing the not •i f Qt "3J rtt•.• / , 1. Sale of cold drinks, package foods, tobacco, and si +-1 tar cnovenien,e grand: for service station C.stpmers, a, udt:f •t:� Iccossnry and Incidentdl to principol operation; r 13e n, Provision of road naps and other infon;ational matorlal 1 ' skr to custo-ers, provision of restreom facilities; t a n. The rental of roving or travel trail$ r7ZUCt`'S t u? u•rvnls;,Lli at a service •.cation ,r not ude A,1 A *r+1,,uu.Ludy- wur+s. strol� ening of body r I ^111 8 t parts, painting, (ding, : ge of a.tomebilcs rmt in .j j{ • operating condl t on' �er trod: involving noise, glare, ' +t� R fumes, stroke, other charade tict to nn e-tent greater '��• `V ~_ •- +} the II ally Inns I In :eI YII.I• ;,I ILInrI, iI r,Ir.I• tldllrrn >•i f.. Ial a raJOr "1 in gal dry• Ior a Ludy strop• W. Sign - any device to Inform or attract the attention of persons t{ not on the prent se, on Which the sign is located, provided however, that the following shall not be included In the appli -� J cation of the regulations herein: k,up or � o� f�.Fntree S ShNY/ 1°�A tov7� s.zy thw5,4ud -152 - s i ;, :: . t </• � ' i � l _ � � II , �FiL CE`7�!. anti rl, � �!�,.br' /�.����! ,i2'F- !?yt/GT 'lam / >: b'/. "F- , Fl��iY+ 7t' /F_°`S�F't T,7�.iG� � ?��l' /iiir� �/� /J � > /1F GTE �.- - F.,.1� )`') � 1 i�i�•. r7 ";.. L�EiE`. r.,.c ". Cl:l. Ur�wJSf'L ... i; /i- � �� � � � � � , ti „ C ' r L:;r e ='OF �G "IGG' /.C.G ,_= ,�fi�7T' -'N /.S Nij .C'.l� /,!lit�'C L -47 �/ a7, .: ,�L• '_ L - >� � - �-i.f ' fit (' r,r,, � � L'.'.i _ .. _ .- C Fi;'.GYS jdG FI7� >. %t+ �J.:L<. < t �. /'; ;x �' L.v ..,,r .c�i 1 , _: � ��'- � r. /L/ .. is -r% �� ��. %mil." .� / _____` �� ✓� �. l%_:r,'i':. _- "'� � _ �. vi�J x' c- r To r.Y T <.•'o< <tJ1Ji : inc?S /i � ✓i��.:. , ('f. - �;� �," _ � -�. _ � " �. � , / : _. - e , , __ DL %CiJ PJa— c- Q1 -r•-,, N�,i • 9. Public and scat- ouulic earls, ulaynrounds. clubs and lodges. cultural. tacilitl Cs. omltal,, clinic,. restnribms, nrtuarie•,. luneral her, -, 'loverrment offices. Schools. 0-1— ar:d st,llar uses; h. IianAs anJ finantral ins:i tutiun,: ' 1. Public and private VarA inrl lots and garages; j. Cob,, — wi recreation such as driving ranges• howling allcyv. and similar uses; A. Plant nurseries and greenhouses. providing that all outside di,Vl- of .merchandise Shall be Contained in the reabired 7 �g•petr service estIul ishnents such as nousenplA apnllances, Apll SSS �`.•✓✓ Automo1,yP RPOat ,•n .-/ raJ to and 1':. 8710 8 mi ar U8t'3. 1 ••wairiiL. .� '• n, tq,111,1e la•rlly dweIlln,,s and Iwo family dwellings. provided• on,•rver. teat in no case shall thi•re be more than 3U dwelling t { wilts per nrt' residential �. ecessory uses and Stryctu.— Custo try accessary use, of one or -re of the prineival uses r leurl, r•crdewtal and subordinate to the nrincioal use, In ..eeptng with the Ion drn;lty c— 'erclal character of the Jistrrctar prifrtrA. t f saccl.I I.ceyt .u•., " r s.i�..lr by ooarA of AcIju ,,teem r 7.; ut i':': ac arnl ri,nits •f -way -4 clir •. prnvidlnn thrt th,r S .x • o y. Signs. portable pr 15 fret ®: f Storage to $': 15 feet And in addition, undeniround storage is reAuired f (9) Curb Cuts: The no "er of curb cuts or driveways shall not exceed two (:) for each street frontage. Such curb cuts shall be a maximum of ft irty (30) feet wide and shall be located no closer to any inlersectinn than twenty -five (25) feet and no closer to all rear or side lot line than fifteen (15) feet. Curb cuts and driveways. shall be cnnstructrtl according ' to city specificati -1- (10) ho service stat-, shall be erected or located within one hundred and fifty ,(150) feet of the Property line of any church, hospital, school, or nark. •(11) A visual screen, meeting the specifications of Section X11 shall be provided along any property line abutting e residential district. (ii) l (12) There shall be no repair wort outside the principal A l� gryLe� e1 structure other than minor service• e enC .., P1 n a�.rJ Cwmrrcial Brvrtorom c c oae ar or more, subject to the provisions set forth In the Schedule 7 7r—re--7-91 •As amended !77/12 -JJ- �� - f... -Lit. >i 0 Sbg, penutrd1 Yard - Ihr noel: and r encu"hered snnce renuired to Let..vn an/ in, lioc and the n are:f nsrt of .'I +rf noloal t- king. Sec yard. 1p, Re, Inenl ial -GIs tr., ct iho '! -I. R -Z, nr R.1 Olstrrr.t. /1. Rrttabr_Int - Any turldin,l or structure or portion thereof. in which food is prepared and - .erved in' nay to any oerso ngt t,:rding on the 7!. p„ I tlnnte . A buildion other [lion an a,,rt,ent hotel, hotel. ur rate] or motor lndde hero, for —pen:u[ion sod prparroo11 —nt for definite penuds. Indglnu, meals. or lodging and ra•alt are nrovided for three or Mre pertnns' but not er Ceed,ng Nr n—dort. .I, a Station - Buildings And premisnt where nA,eitn,. n.i. Q grease• batterlt•s, tire[, and antomnbile accessories ray be ~ wppl,ed and lnotall M drrr,sawat rcta,i, anU where In addition t ^t• following services ray be rendered And sales made, awM.m •"ter: A. 5- le and sem icin I.f ,parr. plugs, batteries, and dis- tributor parts; U. l+re serV irinn and repair, but not recanplon or r6gronvi,n; c. F1p 6uernrnt Of mufflers and 'All nines• water hose, fan bolts• bran fluid, light bulbs, fuse,, floor mots, Se:et .over:, wlnnsh �clJ winert and Winer Modes, grease r. c a .I It'd r bea r,nq r t toe Ilse; 1 - lr g nos s fuw r lalrin it I rsr in,; s 1• of wtrntivr w+sr ir.. r l l•Jli , 0"', 0, -I11- f. ///, Pr,, nin; an,. ,n r. „ l,.•I n,:: ;, and lines; -�. c'r. i, -: n,,raJ rrC.:.,• ,:. cirSur. in s. �Jlus t Irvl and "',I r,nq bras �' Ic. finlrS nc t:una _y(p�_Ad111:1:1t1L- ® 1 ',,le .1 old do ni„ pactagr• fonds, tobacco, and almilar conveni.n,e goal for service star inr sus lo^rrs, as accessory and inc,dental to prl nc, Dal ....alto.; m. """, on of road naps and other Infomat,.nal material to (UStMC rS, provtslon .f reslroom fac111tfes; O- n. The rentalltal or or t.ravei ra ers �� a-1T a i•nll ssablz �t a s?>;v Ltd of a service stattor),ls_.[1�.k. .wru..: wines, w... to..y..,«,,,.,nK,F.,,,t•�,e' -rm _- ' ® d.Das wl.iwq.woicr„gLao� - tumor..- amo!` r.- or... roan. cna., cto.fa�u..- to-a,.- o,t�nl- .q. «t.r • .rod. �n..:,.t t. r „......_ .......: a 4nrt�rrr 11 � ADD - °/ am d e to Inf or attr for tte ia� ,, ers on; 4 0, n tvlc statlQtt_1:...t1n1._att a on \ Drool ` nrch' sllnl i•,` 1. p Idrd • an rt1 Vt, t U 3' n nor 1 r n anu o, v slop anc i rn . tDa\ the fo(lo q sbeil_ he Incl. 1 d:e pl; -. t ow nv s ,i%ii'T� set loo, r the r ;u lationc'q�re.n� s” ° ' ( ] Removal, Installation or reprw-rnUnt, ut all ml ssion or dlff trim from the veh c e, -157- 2 o v won: an �n tin. u t; au omo - r ve va r c c 3) ent er 6 .,... o , • _ 0.71Y_l:�„L•e use of ans,•rv1cA f3tat 1, to that; of a aut, repo r ac, t ; V I'1- 11aso4 re a r an POS�:'I�Lf? ADDITION TO SFRVICF STATION SECTION IF overi:r�w�tt r r'w B'AR Z ATi41.. 1 (3-A. SI•:RVIC1i STATION AND GARAGE. - Buildings and premises, subject to the comliti,us and uses ,f a service station and In which the following Is allowed an lonl• as the primary use remains that of'a, service station and '.ara;gv and n,-t an automotive repair facility or auto accessory repair anc :%vcr haul shop: . l) ida,lor mr<chanicnl w::rk, engine over hauls and repairs in tallith the m eran;anls;:l'n t,r differential tray be removed or installed in a vthicl a. 2) Autuur.,tivc palnt ::nd b.,dy to ^rk where such work conl'otlns to federal, ;,tats an,i local 1'711.: regulations. ■ City of Cape Canaveral �W u CAP ios 10Ln •v TCLCYNONE Jos ,nl iioo nio� s, e)o April 30, 1973 Dear Property Owner: FF Please complete the questionnaire, sign your name and address and return same in the enclosed envelope, No stamp Ia necessary as postage will be paid by the City. I am also sending you a copy of the property Involved, taken directly from our current zoning map so you will have a better understanding of ex- actly which property we are talking about. Please return this questionnaire in order for the City to receive it no later than May 9th, Sincerely, • CCIIJTYo OF$ CAPE CANAVERAL Albert J. Francis City Manager QUESTIONNAIRE I AM IN FAVOR OF THE PROPERTY IN QUESTION REMAINING AS IT IS NOW ZONED WHICH IS R -1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCES I AM IN FAVOR OF THE PROPERTY IN QUESTION REVERTING BACK TO MULTI- FAMILY ZONING AS IT WAS PREVIOUSLY ZONED FOR MULTI- FAMILY ZONING (If changed, would go to R -3 zoning) NAME OF PROPERTY L ADDRESS Y PROPER R DATE Ll i ! S � _ I R -1 94 � j 95� 1 ! ; 37 0 r City of Cape Canaveral 105 POLI uncIT10! REGULAR MEETING wunnu ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MAY 9, 1973 AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - Zoning Ordinance 12 -71 Re: Service Stations ITEM 2. REVIE14 & RECOMMENDATION - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST #73 -3 Re- Zoning of Property from R -1 to R -3 and R -1 to C -1 (An area north and south of Holman Road on Banana River now Zoned R -1) William E. Weller, Agent (TABLED FROM APRIL 11 & 25) ITEM 3• APPROVAL. OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - APRIL 25, 1973 ITEM 4. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME ITEM 5• BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - NR. P. L. SMITH ITEM 6. DISCUSSION - MAPPED STREETS ACT ITEM 7. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN wai ter Tom Burkett , Cha Zoning & Planning Board RgaULAR MRGTING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MAY 9, 1973 7:30 P.M. The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at ® City ball, 105 Polk Avenue on May 9, 1973. The meeting was called to order at '(:40 p.m. by Chairman Burkett. Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members - Burkett, Allen, DeVeau, Martin and Van Wagner. City Mana er - Francis Building Official - Smith Cit Planner - Hansel oar ecre ary Grigsby ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - Zoning Ordinance 12 -71 Re: Service Stations City Planner Hansel, as requested at the meeting of April 25th, submitted and read a report relative to categorization of service q0 stations, comparison of occupational license fees for automobile service and repair facilities in Cape Canaveral and other areas of Brevard County. Copies were available to those present and a copy is attached to and made a part of the original copy of the minutes. After considerable discussion and suggestions by both the service station representatives Mr. Nation and Mr. Schanuel as well an by the Board Members, a motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. DeVeau to amend the zoning ordinance as follows: SECTION XXIV, Definitions Page 152, 73 (k) DELETE - "not involving removal of the head or crankcase or racing the motor" Page 152, 73 (o) ADD SUB - PARAGRAPH (o) "Major mechanical repairs only, within confines of station" Page 152, 73 (n) DELETE - "major mechanical and" in line #3 (n) ADD - "(other than minor repairs)," after word "welding" in line #4 DLwing the discussion period, it was noted that rental of trucks should also be an allowed use. The motion was withdrawn and Mr. Martin moved to amend the original motion to read "and trucks" in sub - paragraph (n), line #1. Mr. DeVeau seconded. Discussion followed and radiator cleaning, flushing and repair was brought up. The motion, as amended, was withdrawn and after further discussion, REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MAY 9, 1973 PAGE T140 a motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Van Wagner to recommend to Council that the Zoning Ordinance 12 -71 be amended as follows: • SECTION XXIV, Definitions Page 152, 73 (k) DELETE - "not involving removal of the head or crankcase or racing the motor" Page 152, 73 (o) ADD nub- paragraph "o" to read: "(o) Major mechanical repairs only, within the confines of station" Page 152, 73 (n ADD - "and trucks" in line #1 Page 152, 73 fn) DELETE - "major mechanical and" in line #3 (n) ADD - "(other than minor repairs)," after word "welding" in line #4 Page 151, 73 (d) DELETE - "and," after word "cleaning" (d) ADD - "and repairs, but not to Include removing of tanks or recoring or radlators" after word "flushing" Vote of Board was 4 - 1, Mr. Burkett canting the negative vote. ITF14 2. REVIEW & RECOMMENDATION - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST #73 -3 He-Zoning, of ro er from - -o - an - to . -1 n area north an souun of Holman Road on anana 111ver now Zoned -1-j TTlliam e er, Agent an After restatement of the request by Chairman Burkett, discussion followed. It was noted that the public hearing and first reading of by City Council the ordinance was held /on May let relative to the re- zoning request. Mr. Burkett read a letter from City Manager Francis sent to the R -1 property owners in the Holman Road area wherein said letter asked the people their feeling as to whether this area should remain R -1 or be re -zoned to R -3. Returned questionnaires indicated that the majority of the property owners favored the R -3 zoning. Mrs. Ann Larson, Holman Road, stated she wanted the area returned to R -3 and this was a reinstating of the zone rather than a re- zoning of the area. She further stated the City Council and Zoning and Planning Board should consider Individual requests as well as large groups. Councilwoman Thum stated that she had done a considerable amount of research as to how this re-zoning occured in 1971 and felt that the re- zoning was done improperly at that time and might even be considered Illegal. Mrs. Thum questioned how twenty -four acres of property could get REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MAY 9, 1973 .PAGE THREE re -zoned from R -11 to R -1 and not be recorded in any official minutes of the City's Zoning and Planning Board, City Council or Zoning Commission. Chairman Burkett read from page 129 and 130 of the zoning ordinance ® relative to the need and Justification for the change, effect of the change on surrounding properties, amount of undeveloped land in the general area and in the City having the came classification an that requested and the relationship of the proposed amendment to the purpose of the City's plan for development. Attorney Weller stated he was unable to get an exact legal des- cription of the property involved, either from the City or from the property owners, but where uncertainty exists as to boundaries, the ® City would follow the rules as set forth In the zoning ordinance on pages 5 and 6. After further discussion, motion was made by Mr. Allen to recommend to Council, APPROVAL of the request. Motion died for lack of a second. Motion was made by Mr. Van Wagner, seconded by Mr. DeVeau to DISAPPROVE the request and vote of Board was 4 - 1 to DISAPPROVE the request, Mr. Allen casting the negative vote. Philosophy: Need and Justification does not warrent a change, the Board also feels the need of R -1 property in lieu of more R -3 or C -1 zoned property. The Boards opinion was that the proposed Banana River Drive could also fragmentize any rezoning the Board might recommend. ITEM 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - APRIL 25, 1973 Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. DeVeau and unanimous vote of Board to approve the minutes of April 25, 1973. ITEM 4. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME As Councilman Rhame was out of town, City Manager Francis brought the Board up to date on recent Council action. Mr. Francis stated that lot reading on the re- zoning of the R -1 property in the Holman Road area had been held on May lot, and that let reading on the non- conforming lot amendment to the zoning ordinance was scheduled for May 15th. ITEM 5. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P. L. SMITH There was not a report available relative to permits but all permits issued since last meeting would be included in the next report. REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MAY 9, 1973 PAGE FOUR ITEM 6. DISCUSSION - MAPPED STREETS ACT As Mr. Strang was ill and unable to attend the meeting, the report from him will be given at the next meeting. ® ITE14 7. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD It was noted by Chairman Burkett that terms of office for three of the Board Members would expire on the third Tuesday in June. The three members were polled to .see if they were willing to serve another term should they be reappointed by Council. Mr. DeVeau stated he was not interested in being reappointed, Mr. Martin said he had not decided yet and Mr. Burkett stated he would be leaving the area inthe near future, therefore could not serve again. • All applications received to date will be screened . at the next meeting with the possibility of those submitting applications to be In attendance. The Board's Rules of Procedure ordinance will be on the agenda for May 30th for discussion, as requested by the Board. Mr. Ed Balough requested to give the Board a report on the six meetings (4 of which he attended). The Political Science Depart- ment at Florida Technological University had sent out letters to the local Planning and Zoning Board Chairmen asking them to recommend six people to serve as participants at these meetings. Mr. Balough stated he had contacted or had attempted to contact Mr. Van Wagner and Mr. Allen from the Zoning & Planning Board; Mr. Rhame and Mr. Rutkowski from the Council and Mr. Littler from the Board of Adjustment and he was representing the Board of Adjustment. Councilwoman Thurm stated she did not know of these meetings and questioned how the names were selected, further stating she would pro - bably have tried to attend at least part of the meetings, had she been asked. Mrs. Thurm was told that the Mayor had been asked to submit two names from .Council, Board of Adjustment Chairman to submit two names and Mr. Burkett, Chairman of the Zoning & Planning Board was asked to submit two names. Chairman Burkett thanked Mr. Balough for his report and ask that he make copies available to each Board Member for further study. REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MAY 9, 1973. - PAGE FIVE There being no further business to come before the Board, . motion was made by Mr. Allen, seconded by Mr. Martin and unanimously agreed by the:Board to adjourn the meeting at 12:05 a.m. • Respectfully submitted, 'Walter Tom Burkett, Chairman- . Zoning & Planning Board ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MEETING OF MAY 9, 1973 - BY VOTE OF 4 - 1 WITH CHAIRMAN WALTER T..BURKETT VOTING AGAINST THE RECOMMENDATION, BOARD RECOMMENDS THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE 12 -71. SECTION XXIV. DEFINITIONS Page 151, item 73(d) NOW READS Radiator cleaning and flushing; PROPOSED CHANGE Radiator cleaning, flushing and repairs but not to include removing of tanks or recoring of radiators Page 152, Item 73 (k) NOW READS Minor motor adjustments not Involving removal of the head or crankcase or racing the motor; PROPOSED CHANGE Minor motor adjuatmenta;' Page 152, Item 73 (n) NOW READS The rental of moving or travel trailers. Use permissible at a service station do not Include major mechanical and body work, straightening of body parts, painting, welding, storage of automobiles not in operating con - dition, or other work involving noise, glare, fumes, smoke, or other characteristics to an extent greater than normally found in service. stations. A service station is not a major repair garage nor a body shop. PROPOSED CHANGE The rental of moving or travel trailers and trucks. UsEs permissible at a service station do not include body work, straightening of body parts, painting, welding (other than minor repairs), storage of automobiles not in operating condition, or other work involving noise, glare, fumes,, smoke, or other character - istics to an extent greater than normally found in service stations. A service station is not a major repair garage nor a body shop. Page 152, Item 73(o) ADD o Major mechanical repairs only, within confines of station. MEMORANDUM TO: Zoning and Planning Board City of Cape Canaveral FROM: Lynn R. Hansel City Planner ® SUBJ: Comparison of occupational license fees for automobile service and repair facilities in Cape Canaveral and other areas of Brevard County; and, the classification of automobile service and repair facilities into more distinct categories. DATE: May 8, 1973 Typical examples of local license fees are attached and made a part of this report. Existing City fees do not appear to be significantly out of line with respect to license fees around the county. The Board requested that I consider the feasibility of describing auto- smobile service and repair facilities as follows: 1. Filling stations (gasoline and motor oil sales) 2. Service stations ((sales in addition to gas and oil, i.e. Tenneco) 3. Class A stations gas and oil sales plus the sale, repair, and installation of minor automotive parts and accessories) 4. Class B stations (Class A stations plus major repairs (engine overhaul. transmission) not to include straightening of body parts, painting, or welding). While other cities have found it expedient to make individual provision for each of the four listed classifications, it is my opinion that the City of Cape Canaveral is of such a size, shape, character, and general homogeneity that any change as proposed would be detrimental to the spirit of the zoning ordinance and thus the public interest of city residents. The first three classifications are generally compatible in and of themselves (and other permitted uses in C1, C2, and Ml) and need not be, for zoning purposes, further delineated in the zoning ordinance as it presently exists. MEMO Zoning d Planning Board May 8, 1973 Page Two The proposed Class B stations do not exhibit any such compatibility until one reviews the intent of the M2 classification. In summary then, I recommend to the Board that no changes be made in the existing zoning ordinance regarding permitted uses and district regulations as they currently apply to automobile service and repair facilities. H/a Attach. oRespecully,/�/ f� n R. Hansel OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE FEES CAPE CANAVERAL $50.00 Automobile filling or service station 50.00 Garage 20.00 in conjunction with other business 10.00 Gasoline sales only, per pump per year ® 75.00 Paint and /or body shop TITUSVILLE $40.00 Filling station plus $10.00 for every pump over 4 40.00 Garage (no gas) 40.00 Painting 40.00 Fender L body If any combinations exist, the total fee is the largest fee plus N of the other fees COCOA ® $25.00 Service station (no repair) 50.00 Auto plus 5.00 for each pump MELBOURNE $25.00 Service station (no repair) 35.00 Garage (repair) 45.00 Service station L garage 25.00 Paint S body COUNTY $15.00 (retailing) Service station (gas only) 11.00 (public service) 11.00 Garage(repair) City of Cape Canaveral V 105 POLn.—UE . CIPE O.N.v LRe L. FLORID' 31120 'if M •• TLLE_O_ JO! _ IIOO -�... c TTeT REGULAR MEETING wcwurcnu ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MAY 30, 1973 r 7:30 P.M. y� AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - Zoning Ordinance 12 -71 Re: Service Stations ® ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - Ordinance 16 -73 Re: Non - Conforming Lots ITEM 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - MAY 9, 1973 ITEM 4. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME ITEM 5. BUILDING OPRICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P. L. SMITH ITEM 6. DISCUSSION - MAPPED STREETS ACT ITEM 7. REVIEN - ZONING & PLANNING BOARD APPLICATIONS (Present 'Perms of 3 Members Expire 6/19/73) ITEM 8. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN / I % /(i�.,, 1-1/ .kg / wal ter '1Tom Burke s rman Zoning & Planning Board /, REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MAY 30, 1973 7:30 P.M. The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on May 30, 1973. The meeting was called to order at 7:34 p.m. by Chairman Burkett. Present: Zoning& Planning Board Members - Burkett, Van Wagner, and Allen 9tanaS�t er - Francis i v tEar Representative - Strang ITEM 1. _ _ DISCUSSION - Zoning Ordinance 12 -71 Re: Service Stations The proposed amendment to the zoning ordinance relative to service stations was discussed and it was determined that the loot sentence (Page 152, 73 (n) which reads "A service station is not a major repair garage nor a body shop." should be deleted from the zon- ing ordinance. Motion was made by Mr. Allen, seconded by Mr. Van Wagner and unanimous vote of Board to no recommend to Council. Installation of glass, storage of wrecked cars and number of cars allowed to park around a service station was also discussed but the Board did not see Via. need to change the previous recommendation. ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - Ordinance 16 -73 Re: Non - Conforming Lots Ordinance 16-73 Re: Non - Conforming Lots wan discussed. Decision of Board was to contact City Planner Hansel for further study. Mr. Balough volunteered to make a study and offer a report at a later meeting, hopefully by the meeting of June 13th. ITEM 3. APPROVAL OF 14INUTES - REGULAR MEETING - MAY 9 1973 Motion was made by tor. Allen, seconded by Mr. Van Wagner and vote of Board unanimous, to Approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 9th as submitted. ITEM 4. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME As Councilman Rhame was unable to attend the meeting, City Manager Francis was asked to report on recent Council action. tor. Francis reported that the R -1 area in the south end of the City had been rezoned to R -3 as requested by the property owners, also that the non - conforming lot amendment submitted to Council from the Zoning Board had been sent back to the Zoning Board for clarification re: Building Official Smith's letter of March 23, 1973. REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD MAY 30, 1973 PAGE TWO ITEM 5. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P L SMITH- Building Official Smith was not in attendance due . to aprevious .commitment. Building permits issued April 26 - May 30, 1973 were 40 discussed. Copy. attached hereto. ITEM 6. DISCUSSION - MAPPED STREETS ACT City Engineer Representative, Tom Strang was in attendance but stated that due to recent illness, he was not prepared to make his .report relative to the Mapped Streets. The report will be .ready for the June 27th meeting. ITEM 7. REVIEW - ZONING & PLANNING BOARD APPLICATIONS (Present Terms of Members Expire /19 Mr. Ed Balough was in attendance and was found to meet the qualifications of the Zoning and Planning Board requirements to serve on the Board. ITEM 8. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD Chairman Burkett indicated this would be the last Zoning and Planning meeting he could attend as he was moving from the area. It was felt a resignation would not be necessary at this time since his term would expire on June 19th.of this year. ITEM NOT ON AGENDA A proposal for a replacement of the noise standards in the zoning ordinance was briefly discussed and the Board felt It was too lengthy In content to be able to .make a recommendation at this meeting. As there was no further business to come before the Board, motion was made by Mr. Van Wagner, seconded by Mr. Allen and unanimously agreed by the Board to adjourn the meeting at 10:00 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Walter Tom Burkett, Chairman Zoning & Planning Board ' - !.•••i. -•'CiD •,. 26 APRIL '73 •iC. 30 MAY ' 1865 Roger araefe (Cleo. Rest.) Portable Sign $ 900.00 $15.00 6395 North Atlantic Ave. Month of May (Sign #1) 1866 Roger Clraefe (Cleo. Rest.) Portable Sign $ 900.00 $15.00 6395 North Atlantic Ave. Month of May (Sign #2) 1867 Brevard Engineering Portable Sign $ 900.00 $15.00 8660 Astronaut Blvd. 4/25 - 5/25 Camelot Inn Rest. 1868 Brevard Engineering Rewire elec -. $ 3,500.00 $15.40 8660 Astronaut Blvd, trical service & building fire damage) Camelot Inn Rest.) 1869 Jaime H. Murcia Rework wiring $ 1,500.00 $11.40 333 Taylor Avenue for paint room (Auto Center Mfg.) 1870 Jaime H. Murcia Install 30,000 $ 535.00 $ 5.00 333 Taylor Avenue btu air - conditioner 1871 State Wide Stations Portable Sign $ 600.00 $ 7.50 Western Texaco Station 4/27 - 5/11 8555 Astronaut Blvd. 1872 VOID 1873 Mr. Benesta Installed proper 500.00 $ 3.00 wiring and breaker for trailer air- conditioner 1874 George A. Reinhart, Jr. Enclose & Ex- $ 4,000.00 $10.50 263 Tyler Avenue pand Existing Patio (50'lot) 1875 Landco, Inca Install elec- $ 150.00 $ 6.00 416 Monroe Avenue trical service 1876 Joe Moore Portable Sign $ 400.00 $ 5.00 7080 North Atlantic Ave. 5/9 - 5/15 1877 George/Linda Willett Put on Cedar $ 800.00 $ 5.00 507 Jefferson Avenue Siding 1878 Standard Oil Company Repair Exist- $ 300.00 $ 3.00 8699 Astronaut Blvd, ing Elec. Service 1879 Dick Gregory Pave Parking $ 500.00 $ 5.00 7709 Ridgewood Avenue Area -111 sq.yds. 1880 William DeClue, Jr. Change elec -. $ 750.00 $ 3.00 118 Buchanan Avenue trical service connect 11 ton air - conditioner & 16 ku furnace 1881 NOT ISSUED (Schanuel) OA:'. !'i:i. ?1T'i:'. 1 ;Z1P-'L .. ..................0 SF•. ":;'iii 1`:S!NII T I5:'Uh:G. • .......0 ::5'lt ii ES' '•:YCA7A1'T -�iZ T•Fi19t71'PS 7:;:'11 F: ..........1 L;DU�•...... .......0 ��ge 'J,. uQ Z PAGE # 2 FROM 26 APRIL 173 TO 30 MAY 173 t lYPF' Oil 1882 Oceana Properties, Inc. Construct $18,000.00 $90.00 555 Pillmore Avenue Commercial Swimming Pool (Windjammer) 01883 Charles D. King. Extend present $ 150.00 $ 5.00 H.H. Carr (lessee) cabana feet Lot 22 - Kings Lane in front - trailer 1884 Jaime H. Murcia Change elec- $ 200.00 $ 3.00 333 Taylor Avenue trical service 150 to 200 amps (Diversified Electronics) 1885 Robert E. Setron Enclose Exist- $ 150.00 $ 5.00 112 -114 Lincoln Avenue ing 8x11 Porch 1886 Roger Graefe (Geo. Rest.) Portable Sign $ 900.00 $15.00 6395 North Atlantic Avenue Month of May $ 750.00 $ 5.00 1887 Jaime H. Murcia Erect 71x12 George Nieholas,lessee Permanent Sign 333 Taylor Avenue (7, Sees Rest.) 1888 H & W Publications, Inc. Portable Sign $ 900.00 .$15.00 7032 North Atlantic Avenue Month of June Adult Book Store 1889 Roger Graefe (Geo. Rest.) Portable Sign $ 900.00 $15.00 6395 North Atlantic Avenue Month of June OA:'. !'i:i. ?1T'i:'. 1 ;Z1P-'L .. ..................0 SF•. ":;'iii 1`:S!NII T I5:'Uh:G. • .......0 ::5'lt ii ES' '•:YCA7A1'T -�iZ T•Fi19t71'PS 7:;:'11 F: ..........1 L;DU�•...... .......0 ��ge 'J,. uQ Z AGENDA City of Cape Canaveral 101 YOLK AV NIOA 12920 REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD JUNE 13. 1973 7:30 P.M. CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - Ordinance 16 -73 Re: Non - Conforming Lots ® ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - Ordinance 20 -73 Re: Policy to Abate Noise ITEM 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - MAY 30, 1973 ITEM 4. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME ITEM 5. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P. L. SMITH ITEM 6. REVIEN & RECOMMENDATION - ZONING & PLANNING BOARD APPLICATIONS (3 terms expire 6/19/73) ITEM 7. DISCUSSION - RULES OF PROCEDURE (Ordinance 22 -65A) ITEM 8. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN luuru van Wagner, Vic Zoning & Planning Board, REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD e JUNE 13, 1973 7:30 P.M. The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on June 13, 1973. The meeting was called to order at 7:35 by Vice - Chairman Van Wagner. Present: Zoning -& Planning Board Members - Van Wagner, Allen, DeVeau and Martin Board Secretary .Grigsby Guests - Mr. Edward J. Balough - Mr. Robert E. Garthwaite - Mr. Richard M. Miller - Mr. Roy Moeller ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - ORDINANCE 16-73 RE: Non - Conforming Lots Mr. Edward J. Balough read his report relative to Non - Conforming Lots and all members were given a copy for further study. It was noted that the section relating to signs - the same wording should also be included in the proposed sign ordinance. Mr. Martin questioned of the Zoning Ordinance why Item 2, page 10 /had not been included, in the proposed amendment. Mr. Balough stated he would study the section during the meeting and try to come . up with the correct wording later on in the evening. ITEM 2. DISCUSSION- ORDINANCE 20 -73 Re: Policy to Abate Noise After discussion, It was noted that the section in the Zoning Ordinance relative to noise should be deleted after Ordinance 20 -73 Is adopted. Mr. Martin reported that the City Ordinances will be codified in the near future and certain sections deleted at that t7.me. ITEM 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - 14AY 30, 1973 Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr.,DeVeau and vote of of Board 4 - 0 to APPROVE the Minutes of the Regular Meeting - May 30, 1973 as submitted. ITEM 4. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR E HARRISON RHAME Mr. Rhame was out of the country and City Manager Francis wan attending a City meeting, therefore a Councilman's Report was not available. ITEM 5. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P L SMITH Building Permits issued May 31 - June 13, 1973 were discussed. Copy attached. The Board requested that Mr. Smith be asked to attend each Zoning & Planning Board in the future, also to give a verbal report of the building permits requested but turned down. REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD JUNE 13, 1973 PAGE TWO ® ITEM 6. REVIEW & RECOMMENDATION - ZONING & PLANNING BOARD WrPLICATIONS (3 Terms Expire Six applications were received relative to Zoning & Planning • Board vacancies, five of which were in attendance. All were inter- viewed and expressed a willingness to serve . community as a Board member. Vote of the Board was: Mr. Edward J. Balough and Mr. Roy Moeller for appointment and Mr. Franklin D. Martin for reappoint- ment. Others submitting an application were: Mr. Robert E. Garth- waits, Mr. Richard. M. Miller and Mr. Lea Roberson. ITEM 7. DISCUSSION - RULES OF PROCEDURE (Ordinance 22 -65A) Discussion relative to the Rules of Procedure (Ordinance 22 -65A) �. was tabled until a later meeting. The Board Secretary was .asked to mail a copy of the Board of Adjustment Rules of Procedure with the Agenda prior to the next meeting. ITEM 8. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD 1973/74 Zoning & Planning Board Budget was discussed briefly.. This item was tabled until the meeting of June 27th. Mr. Balough stated he had reviewed Item 2, page 10 of the Zoning Ordinance and after discussion with the Board members, It was suggested that the first paragraph on page 10 be deleted and replaced with the following wording: "Any new or additional use which is non - conforming shall not be permitted ". As there was no further discussion to come before the Board, seconded by Mr. Allen motion was made by Mr. DeVeau, /and unanimous vote of the Board to adjourn the meeting at 10:30 P.M. Respectfully submitted, �1 J' ,t�, 11/���,.� Cli ord Van Wagn Vice Chairman Zoning & Planning Board BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM MAY 31, 1973 TO JUNE 13, 1973 PERMIT TYPE OF EST. PERMIT IIUT -23ER OWNER /ADDRESS CONST. COST FEE 1881 Charles Schanuel Add 10'x49.5' Stor -{$ 3,000.00 �$ 22.85 Cape 66 age Building & 8200 N. Atlantic Ave. Block Fence 1890 Sydney Richard Gregory Renovate & Rework 1$ 4,000.00 $ 20.00 435 Jackson Avenue .Interior of Exist- e iing Structure - -Rear 1 lof property 1 1891 ! N.F.C. Propertyts Corp. #11Construct 3 story 1$512,000.00 1$2,420.65 1 7549 N. Atlantic Ave. 141 .unit condominiuml I, & recreation bldg. 1892 1 Sydney Richard Gregory Install outlets, 2 �$ 464.00 $ 8.65 435 Jackson Avenue air- conditioning • !units, change ser- ivice from 100 amps 11 'to 150 amps - install) 11 water heater & 1 w. (electric range 1893 ( Brevard Engineering Co. 'Portable Sign 1$ 900.00 1$ 15.00 O 8799 Astronaut Blvd. Camelot Inn - May ,26 - June 26 1894, ! Geo. Rest. (Roger Graefe) Portable Sign !$ 900.00 I$. 15.00 t 6395 N. Atlantic Ave. Geo.Rest. Month of; June 1895 N.F.C. Property's Corp. #1 Remodel existing -$ 1,000.00 `$ 16.00 7525 N. Atlantic Ave. house for use as model Re: Spanish ,Cove -111 unit condom. 1896 Paul Sibre Construct Concrete $ 100.00 $ 5.00 520 -530 -540 Monroe Ave. Block Sign at IV 1 Winds Apts. i 1897 Sydney Richard Gregory Install bathtub, '$ 550.00 ;$ 4.00 435 Jackson Avenue commode, lavatory & i kitchen sink 1898 Patricia L. Coons Change location of $ 75.00 .$ 3.00 416 Lincoln Avenue existing electrical service 1899 J.T. Heneghan /Albert Install 100 amp $. 250.00 $ 5.30 E. Praetorius electrical service, 105 Lincoln Ave. lights, receptacles, switch ' 1900 William J. Skinner Construct swimming $ 4,200.00 $ 34.00 620 Madison Avenue pool, patio, private hobble shop & marine laboratory 1901 Jack Starts Texaco Portable Sign $ 900.00 $ 45.00 6910 N. Atlantic Ave. 13 months -June /July/ IAug. GAS HRNI73 ISSUED........... 0 STRLE.T EXCAVATION PERMITS ISS'RiD ...... .0 SEWER PFRIdITS ISSUED ......... 1 WELL PERMITS ISSUED ................... 0 M E Id 0 TO: I4AYOR & MURDERS OF CITY COUNCIL FROM: Z0NIir'G & PLANNING BOARD DATE: JUNE 14, 1973' • SUBJ: RECOMMENDED APPOINTMENTS TO ZONING & PLANNING BOARD Letters were received from the below listed applicants stating they were willing to serve on the Zoning & Planning Board. 1) Mr. Edward J. Balough 5 Hitching Post Road 2) Robert E. Garthwaite Apartment 2-H Cape Shores Drive North 3) Franklin D. Martin 382 Coral Drive 4) Richard N. Miller Apartment 301 223 Columbia Drive 5) Roy Moeller b19 Monroe Avenue 6) Les Roberson Apartment 2 201. Taylor Avenue Each of the above applicants (excopt Wr. ftuburson •:;!;o wan not In attendance) were Interviewed by the Beard.. Rccouuaenda- tinn of the Board Is as follows: 1) Roappoint Mr. Franklin D. Martin 2) Anpolnt Mr. Edward J. B- &)ugli and i$r. Rn;; I•'tU - -�ller Attached hereto are letters from all nix «ppllcant.:: for your r.v_e1A and consideration. City of Cape Canaveral REGULARc oMEETINGLa ZONING & PLANNING BOARD JUNE 27, 1973 7:30 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. ITEM 2. • ITEM 3. ITEM 4. ITEM 5. ITEM 6. ADJOURN DISCUSSION - Ordinance 16 -73 Re: Non - Conforming Lots APPROVAL OF MINUTES - JUNE 13, 1973 - REGULAR MEETING COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. P. L. SMI911 REVIEW & RECOMMENDATION - 1973/74 ZONING & PLANNING BOARD BUDGET PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD C I G PR3 T E_ I ZONING & PLANNING BOARD �` O REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD JUNE 27, 1973 7:30 P.M. The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, . 105 Polk Avenue on June 27, 1973. The meeting was called to order at 7:50 by Vice - Chairman Van Wagner. Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members - Allen Martin Van Wagner Balough Moeller City Manager Francis ITEM 1. _ DISCUSSION - ORDINANCE 16 -73 RE: Non- Conforming Lots OAfter considerable review, motion was made by Mr. Martin, Seconded by Mr. Allen to table tt.is item until next regular meeting of the board. Motion passed unanimously. ITEM 2. APPROVAL OF MI14UTES - REGULAR MEETING JUNE 13 1973 Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Moeller and vote of Board 5 - 0 to APPROVE the Minuten of the Regular Meeting - June 13, 1973 as submitted. ITEM 3. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MR. E. HARRISON RHAME Mr. Rhame was not present. Report was given by Mr. Francis. A clarification of expired building permits was requested by Mr. Francis and will be studied at a future date. ITEM 4. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT- MR. P L SMITH Building permits Issued June 111 - June 27, 1973 were discussed. Mr. Smith wan absent. It was stated that Mr. Smith rESigned and that Mr. Francis informed the board that the new building official would attend all Board meetings in the future. ITEM 5. Review /RECOMMENDATION 1973/74 BUDGET New 1973/74 budget was reviewed by board. 1973/74 budget to be $6,000.00 total. Motion by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Balough to approve new budget request. ITEM 6. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD No one was in attendance. No discussion held. ITEM 7. ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN Mr, Martin nominated Mr. Van. Wagner. No other nomination's were made. Mr. Van Wagner was elected. Chairman by a unanimous vote. REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD JUNE 27, 1973 ITEM 8. ELECTION OR VICE CHAIRMAN Mr. Allen nominated Mr. Martin for Vice Chairman. No other nominations were made. Mr. Martin was elected unanimously. s . As there was no further discussion to come before the board motion was made by Mr. Moeller and seconded by Mr. Balough and unanimous vote of the board to adjourn the meeting at 11:45 P.M. Re�sspeectfully submitted CIt I,/ rd Van Wagner, Chairman .Zoning & Planning Board t BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM June 14, 1974 TO June 27, 1973 PERMIT TYPE OF EST. PERMIT NUr -1BER 019NER /ADDRESS CONST. COST FEE 1902 Charles Schanuel Replace & Install f$ 900.00 $ 15.00 371 Harbor Drive OE Condensing Unit I{ for A/C 3 ton (Fire Damage) j 0)03 Opal V. Schook Erect Chain Link $ 300.00 $ 5.00 116 Pierce Avenue 61 rear - 4' sides i 1904 i Albert Pecor Erect Chain Link $ 300.00 i$ 5.00 120 Pierce Avenue �6' rear -.4. sides ! j 1905 Oso. W: Chandler jRelay Sewer Line '$ 1,000.00 j$ 3.00 8705 N. Atlantic Ave. Celestial Trl. Pk. 1. III 1906 Richard Johnson ( ?) Erect 15 unit condol$213,372.00 1$ 688.00 (Replaces 320 Buchanan Avenue 3 stories + #1774) I 1907 N.F.C. Properties #1 iConstruct 41 unit $512,000.00 $2,420.00 (Re laces 7549 N. Atlantic Ave, condo. +Res. Bldg.{ ' #1891) ' 4R908 i Jaime H. Murcia 'Install else ser. $ 300.00 ($ 3.00 i 7073 N. Atlantic Ave. ion 7 Seas Rest.Sign; 1909 Daw -Ken Invest. Corp. :Remodel Interior '$ 900.00 '$ 15.00 Roman Holiday Club, Inc. 1Comm. Bldg. (Lessee) 7008 -7024 N. Atlantic Ave. 1910 Esther E. Lounsbury Construct above- $ 800.00 !$ 5.00 258 Canaveral Bch. Blvd. ground swimming pool W /fence 1911 H & W Publications(Lessee) Portable Sign $ 900.00 $ 15:00. 7032 N. Atlantic Ave. Month of July 1912 N.F.C. Properties Install 21 ton air- $ 900.00 4$ 5.00 7525 N. Atlantic Ave. conditioner ; j GAS PF.RNITS ISSUED ........... 0 STREET EXCAVATION PERMITS I SUED......0 SEIi'iR PERMITS ISSUED ......... 2 WELL PERMITS ISSUED ...................0 y� ' , •= City of Cape Canaveral cuc wu cmor rcnu REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD JULY 11, 1973 7:30 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - Ordinance 16 -73 Re: Non - Conforming Lots ITEM 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - ,REGULAR MEETING - JUNE 27, 1973 ITEM 3. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - MRS. ANN THURM ITEM 4. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT ITEM 5. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ion./ Izt. /tom Cllf' Van Wagner, C 12 i Zonin & Planning Board L REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD' JULY 11, 1973 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on July 11, 1197`3. The meeting was Ulm called to order at 1 y Lt nri�. an- Wtq ��. 7: 40 b �Soavnan-Wr,- Maria: Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members.- Van Wagner Martin Allen Moeller Balough City Council - Thurm ITEM 1. DISCUSSION- ORDIANANCE 16 -73 RE: Non - Conforming Lots After considerable review, motion was made by Mr. Martin seconded by Mr. ,Allen to submit proposed amendment Re: Non -Con- forming lots to Council Work Shop of July 12, 1973. The reason for this amendment is to clarify, reorganize, and elaborate on Sec. VI of ordinance # 12 -71. Amendment assigned number is 16 -73 Non - Conforming lot's. Motion passed unanimously. ITEM 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING JULY 11, 1973 Motin was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Balough to APPROVE the Minutes of the Regular Meeting June 27, 1973 as submitted. ITEM 3. COUNCILMAN'S REPORT - ANN THURM Mrs. Ann Thurm indicated her area of interest was the Zoning & Planning Board. for 73/74. Needless to say our board members are delighted. Amendment on extended gas station services recommended by Zoning & Planning Board and reviewed by City attorney tabled by City Council pending further study. ITEM 4. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT Building permits issued June 28 - July 11, 1973 were accepted as read. We are indebtedto Mr. Allen's capable assistance In thin area until a suitable full time official can be obtained. ITEM 5. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD No one was in attendance. No discussion held. REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD JULY 11, 1973 - Page Two As there wan no further discussion to come before the Board motion was made by Mr. Moeller and seconded by Mr. Martin and unanimous vote of the Board to adjourn the meeting at 11:15 P.M. Respectfully submitted, - V W �/1e, 111 ord Van Wagne Chairman OZoning & Planning Board_ BUILDI14G PER14ITS ISSUED FROM 28 June '73 TO 11 July '73 PERMIT TYPE OF EST. PERMIT NU111BER OWNER /ADDRESS CONST, COST FEE 1913. Hubert G. Feilteau Install 2 a/c unit$ 1,000.00 $ 5.00 107 Harrison Avenue 2 main breakers, I outlets 1914 Allen K. McCormick, Tr. 1 !Construct Canaveral) � 2,250,000,00 5,387,50 op #i84L 7520 Ridgewood Avenue iTowers Condo no permit fees charged (90 units) ! 1915 N.F.C. Properties Erect 15 unit condo) 213,372.00 688,00 See x/1771.320 Buchanan Ave. 3 stories Ino permit fees charged 1916 Jack Moline et al Construct 10 story I 960,000,00 4,321.20 See #184 7400 Ridgewood Ave. 80 unit apts. no permit fees charged 1917 I William L. Holmes Construct 24 unit 1 1103,200.00 1,470,00 See j/184 400 Block- Johnson Ave. condo Ino permit fees charged 1918 John Hudson ,Erect Single Familyi i% 000.0o 77.50 Coral Drive - Lot 72 Residence i. 1919 Jaime Murcia !Erect 81' Sign 30.00 5.00 7001 N. Atlantic Ave. T920 Jaime ,Erect Murc 8' Sign 30.00 5.00 7001 N. Atlaia ntic Ave. 1921 Mr. Reinhart ;Install 4 ton a/c i 1,000.001 5.00 263 Tyler Avenue unit w/8 registers 1922 - 0. A. Reinhart Install 60 amp elec. 150.001 3.00 263 Tyler Avenue for 4 ton a/c 1 1923 Robert Brunet Interior work & 7,223-00 46.oc 321 Johnson Avenue replacing needed � electrical (fire ; damage 1 apt.) Granada House. i i I GAS PERMIT2 ISSUED........... 0 STREET EXCAVATION PERMITS ISSUED...... 0 SEWER PER1-0ITS ISSUED......,,. 5 WELL PERMITS ISSUED ............... • F �i City of Cape Canaveral a.I V Ol POLK VEHU CAPE CAN..VE FLORIDA 9920 TELEPH OHE IO! 7,3, CITT9E SPECIAL WORKSHOP MEETING un umv[PA ZONING & PLANNING BOARD JULY 24, 1973 7:30 P.M. AGENDA S CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. DISCUSSION — OCEAN WOOD CONDOMINIUM PLANS ® Lots 11,12,13 & 14, Block 12 Avon -By- The -Sea Subdivision Between Adams Avenue & Jefferson Avenue on the Ocean ADJOURN UllZ an Wagner, !t irman "�,i Zoning & Planning Boat' WORKSHOP MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD JULY 24, 1973 7:30 P.M. A Workshop Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Nall, 105 Polk Avenue on July 24, 1973. The meeting was called to order at 7:45 by Chairman Van Wagner. Present:, Zoning & Planning Board Members - Van Wagner - Martin - Allen - Balough - Moeller Councilwoman - Ann Thurm —. t - Mr. A. L. Baurels Owner/Builder - . Ocean Wood Condo- miniums. All areas of the Ocean Wood Condominiums project located at lots 11, 12, 13, and 14, Block 12, Avon -By- The -Sea, S/D Between Adams Ave, and Jefferson Ave. on the ocean, were dis- cussed covering regulations - referendum- state ecology commission. Items of the project that failed to meet the above were resolved and agreed upon which Included set backs, open space, bluff line set backs, parking areas, and site coverage location. Changes were noted on a seperate drawing of the development and given to the builder to be copied, original to be returned to City Hall. As there wan no further discussion to come befor the Board, motion was made by Mr. Allen, seconded by Mr. Martin to adjourn the meeting at 10:30 P.M. Respectfully submitted, C11 ord Van Wagner, Chairman Zoning & Planning Board •�� ,� 3. -E- City of Cape Canaveral ^.+g1• r . 7/ 105 POLK A-1E a ., ."i —�".. ^., --�' •acP..or.e aoe vea noo AGENDA REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD AUGUST 1, 1973 7:30 P.N. CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING -JULY 11, 1973 4 ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS. ANN THURM ® ITE14 3. BUILDING OFFICIALtS REPORT - E. H. ALLEN OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. REVIEW & REVISION - RULES OF PROCEDURE NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. ZONING & PLANNING BOARD GOALS - 1973/74 WORKSHOP WITH CITY COUNCIL (Scheduled for 9 p.m.) ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - PROPOSED SERVICE STATION AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE 12 -71 ADJOURN 0l11X,6Pd Van Wagner, C iCanAky Zoning & Planning Board vV • 0 REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD AUGUST 1. 1973 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was hold at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on August 1, 1973. The meeting was called to order at 7:40 by Chairman Mr. Van Wagner. Present: Zoninr & Planning Board Membors - Van Wagner Martin Allen Moeller Balough City Council - Thurm Guests - Jahn Tirkot ITEM 1 DISCUSSION - CENTRAL FLORIDA CHAPTER ZONING & PLANNING Mr. Van Wagner reported on his meeting with this organization. Additional information was requested. ITEM ? DISCUSSION - ZONING REGULATIONS After considerable discussion the board agreed to update & revise Zoning Regulations. ITEM 3 APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING aULy11, ?273. Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Moeller to APPROVE the Minutes of the Regular Meeting July 11, 1973 with the correction of "meeting called to order by Chairman Van Wagner" instead of Vice - Chairman Mr. Martin. ITEM 4. COUNCIL REPORT - ANN THURM Councilwoman Mrs. Thurm reported on City Council business concerning gas service stations status. Ordinance 30 -73 Uniform Records Procedure was adopted by Council by 4 -1 vote. Mr. Martin requested that Mrs. Thurm add non - conforming lots Amendment Section 6 to Zoning Ordinance. ITEM 5 BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT Mr. Allen gave his report. Copy is on hand. OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1 REVIEW & REVISION - RULES OF PROCEDURE Mr. Balough presented his rough draft to the board. Mr. Salvaggio arrived 8:45 for joint meeting. Discussion followed Mr. Balough's presentation.. Mr. Balough will have copies of proposed presentation to the board members before next meeting. Motion by Mr. Martin to table, seconded by Mr. Van Wagner, vote unanimous REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD AUGUST 1. 1971- Page Three ITEM 6. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD' Dr. Jahn asked for information concerning zoning change Sat the south end of city. Discussion and questions were entertained from various board members to ascertain Dr. Jahn's inquiry in this matter. As there was no further discussion to come before the Board motion was made by Mr. Martin and seconded by Mr. Allen and unanimous vote of the Board to adjourn the meeting at 11:00 P.M. e Respectfully submitted, Clifford Van Wagner, Chairman Zoning & Planning Board 7.O`lSG 4 -- G ROAfiD The Regular Meetin_. __ --oning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Aven_- <n August 1, 1973. The meeting was .called to order at 7:40 by Chairman Mr. Van Wagner. ®Present:. Zoning & Planning Board Members - Van Wagner Martin Allen Moeller Balough City Council _ Thurm Guests - - Jahn Tirkot ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - CENTRAL FLORIDA CHAPTER ZONING & PLAIINTI1G Mr. Van Wagner reported on his meeting with this organization. Additional information was requested. • ITEM Z. DISCUSSION - ZONING REGULATIONS After considerable discussion the board agreed to update & revise Zoning Regulations. ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING .TULy 11. 1971 Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Moeller to APPROVE: the Minutes of the Regular Meeting July 11, 1973 with the i correction of "meeting called to order by Chairman Van Wagner" instead of Vice - Chairman Mr. Martin. ITEM 4. COUNCTL REPORT - ANN THURM Councilwoman Mrs. Thurm reported on City Council business concerning gas service stations status. Ordinance 30 -73 Uniform Records Procedure was adopted by Council by 4 -1 vote. Mr. Martin requested that Mrs. Thurm add non - conforming lots Amnendment Section 6 to Zoning Ordinance. ITEM 5. BUILDING OFFICIAL-S REPORT Mr. Allen gave his report. Copy is on hand. OLD BUSINESS ITEM I. _ RLVTRW & REVISION - RULES OF PROCEL1IHE Mr. Balough presented his rough draft to the board. Mr. Salvaggi arrived 8:45 for ,point meeting. Discussion followed Mr. Balough's presentation. Mr. Balough will have copies of proposed prosentation to the board members before nest meets::;,. Motion by Mr. Martin to table, seconded by Mr. V,- ­F ner, vote unanimous. REGULAR MEETING ZONRIG & PL ANN ING Do.*-!, AUGUST 1, 1971 .age Three ITEM 6. PUBLIC DISC:.S =_.;I PERIOD eDr. Jahn asked for infcrmation concerning zoning change • at the south end of city. Discussion and questions were entertained from various board members to ascertain Dr. Jahnfs inquiry in this matter. As there was no further discussion to come before the Board motion was made by Mr. Martin and seconded by Mr. Allen and unanimous vote of the Board to adjourn the meeting at 11:00 P.M. • Respectfully submitted, (6&� !rl N/� I :e f I/[ Chairman an Wagner, Zoning & Planning Board BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM 12 JULY '73 - TO 1 AUGUST f73 PERMIT TYPE OF EST. PERMIT 14U6SER OWNER/ADDRESS COSTT. COST FEE 1924 E. P. Camerino Pour 2 Patios - 300.00 5.00 PERI4IT 320 Harbor Drive - 1 w /footer NOT 1 without footer ISSUED 10,25 Munford, Inc. Change sign wordin® 500.00 8.00 8590 N. Atlantic Ave. "Majik Market" I 1926 Munford, Inc. Install Pole Sign 800.00 8.00 6996 N. Atlantic Ave. 1927 R.C. Haughton Install 200 amp 1,800.00 13.00 7665 Orange Ave. electrical service & 3 ton air cond. . 1928 Frank C.-Porter Roger Graefe, Lessee Portable Sign 900.00 15.00 6395 N. Atlantic Ave. Month of July 1929 Brevard Engineering Portable Sign 900.00 15.00 Camelot Inn Rest. iii June 27 - July 26 8799 Astronaut Blvd. 1930 !Charles Schanuel Repair Fire Damage 5,500.00 33.00 PERMIT 18200 N. Atlantic Avenue '•Service Station NOT ISSUED I '� 1931 :Mr. Scabarozi Four 100 amp meter 475.00 I 18.00 '8515 N. Atlantic Ave. services & one 70 amp meter service 1932 ,Alexis Ben -Kori .Add to existing sign 360.00 5.00 .7410 N. Atlantic Avenue .(Center Bldg.) I OAS PERMITS ISSUED ........... 0 SP1:ER PERI-II12S ISSUED ......... 0 STREET EXCAVATION PERMITS ISSUIBD...... 1 WELL PERMITS IS:;UED ................... 0 73s'Ii ADJOURN 011 d Van Wagner, Ch nnar,� ZOn P lanning Board City of Cape Canaveral 105 POLK AVENUE . C .n[ CAN —RAl 11O R1)112020 lE N N w 105 703,1101 C1�*�YOf cu[ wunnu REGULAR P�ETING ' ZONING & PLANNING BOARD AUGUST 15, 1973 :30 P.M. s AGENDA ;r CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING- AUGUST 1, 1973 ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - I-IRS. ANN THURM ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. E. H. ALLEN OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. REVIEW & REVISION - RULES OF PROCEDURE ITEM 2. REPORT - MAPPED STREETS ACT - W. E. STRANG ITE14 3. ZONING & PLANNING BOARD GOALS - 1973/74 ITEM 4. DISCUSSION - PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE RE: SERVICE STATIONS NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - COMPREHENSIVE PLAN ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE (Pages 26, 28, 59, 65, 88, 130, 133 & 149) PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN 011 d Van Wagner, Ch nnar,� ZOn P lanning Board REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD AUGUST 15. 1971 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held • at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on August 15, 1973. The meeting was called to order at 7:35 by Chairman Mr. Van Wagner. Present: Zoninr. & Planning Board Members _ Van Wagner Martin Allen Moeller Balough City Council Francis Secretary - Dubin ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES- REGULAR MEETING - AUGUST 1 1971 Motion was made by Mr. Allen, seconded by Mr. Martin to APPROVE the Minutes of the Regular Meeting August 1, 1 973 as submitted. Motion was passed by unanimous vote. ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - CITY MANAGER MR. FRANCIS City Manager Mr. Francis substituted for Mrs. Thurm this evening. Mr. Francis advised the Board that Amendment to Zoning Ordinance Section 6 was passed by Council & discussion prevailed pertaining to legal language.about passed amendment. ITEM 1. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. E. H. ALLEN Mr. Allen gave his report. Discussion amongst Board & Mr. Francis ensued relating to report & sign ordinance. OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. REVIEW & REVISION - RULES OF PROCEDURE Mr. Balough read rough draft to Board. Discussion of wording followed & changes were made. It was decided that Ordinance N 1863 will remain effective save for changes recommended by the Board. Passage of the proposed changes was tabled until final, typed copy could be made available. ITEM 2. REPORT - MAPPED STREETS ACT - W. E. STRANG Mr. Strang did not attend. It was decided to hold a discussion of priorities at next meeting when Mr. Strang can appear. ITEM 1. ZONING & PLANNING BOARD GOALS - 1971/74 Among goals cited by the board as priorities for the coming year are: (a) reprint and correction of the zoning regulations; (b) invento . of the land use map; (c) adoption of philosophy re: sign ordinance; (d) comprehensive plan; (e) mapped street act. OLD BUSINESS CONT ITEM 4., DISCUSSION- PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE RE: SERVICE STATIONS The Board discussed & reviewed specific changes to several items . in the proposed amendment. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Citing the comprehensive plan as N1 priority, Chairman Mr. Van Wagner appointed Mr. Moeller to direct a project contributed to by volunteers for a few hours a day, one day a week to begin the inventory. Board discussed plans for special meeting Mr. Ford, county • planner, target date October 4, 1973. ITEM 2 DISCUSSION - PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE. ® (Pares 2 2 110. 1 T1. &1 After considerable discussion of proposed changes, Mr. Martin moved to table, Mr. Allen seconded, vote was unanimous. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD No one was in attendance. No discussion held. As there was no further discussion to come before the Board motion was made b - Chatrm n--Mr 4 y `- '�6:ag;:e: and seconded by Mr. Allen and unanimous vote of the Board to adjourn the meeting at 11:40 P.M. (AS Corre.c.-1v Respectfully submitted, C�� /Wagn Cl� or Van Wagn , Chairman Zoning & Planning Board BUILDING. PL••RMITS ISSUED FROM 2 AUGUST 173 To 15 UGUST X73 PERMIT NW9ER 01914GR /ADDRESS. TYPE OR CONST. EST. COST PERMIT PEE 1933 ''SIT 140T Frank M. Hoog 657 Brevard Ave, (Cocoa) "r Iftene;a 70 ampelec service to trailer 50,00 � � 6,00 JED i 1934 G.A. Reinhart t j !Change of also. 285,00 6.o0 263 Tyler Avenue ;service to 200 amps' 035 Joan Scogna 8100- 8102 - 8104 -81o6 Pave parking area I 580,00 5,00 Magnolia Avenue �- 1936 Roger Graefe, Lessee 6395 N. Atlantic Ave. IErect ground sign -Geo, Reat; 1 975.00, 11.00 I EItl ((tiobile type 1937 Roger Graefe, Lessee 6395 N. Atlantic Ave, Erect ground sign #2-Geo. Rest, 975.00 11.00 Type) 1938 Roger Graefe, Lessee ((Mobile {Portable Sign !i! i 900.00 15.00 6395 N. Atlantic Ave. j'Month of July 1973 1 ;Geo. Rest. •39 I H. A. Engel, Jr. 'Change of elee j 325.00• l 6.Oo ! 111 Buchanan Avenue :service from 60 amps :to 200 amps 1940 Jamie Murcia Construct 2 duplexes 45,000.00 232.28 2114 Madison Avenue on 1001 lot i Permit. #1924 (Issued August 2 Permits listed on last Permit x/1930 (Issued August 6; report which had not been issued IOA3 ?fiii;•:I'iS ISSUED, .........0 STREB'1' EXCAVATION PERMITS S]"H :R Pi3fU-iiT3 ISSUED... 2 BELL PERMITS ISSUED„ 7asz, a City of Cape Canaveral 1 \• ID'J P-1 AVENUE . CAFE CANAVLN,L. I,ORIDI 33920 305 REGULAR MEETING u ZONING & PLANNING BOARD AUGJST 29, 1973 7:30 P.M. AGENDA Chairman Zoning & Planning Hoard CALL TO ORDER _ ROLL CALL ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF N.IHUTES- REGULAR MEETING- AUGUST 15, 1973 ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS. ANN THURM .ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - E. H. ALLEN OLD BUSINESS 40 ITEM 1. DISCUSSION- LEGALITY OF NON CONFORIQING LOTS SECT. VI: ZONING REGULATIONS ITEM 2. REVIEW & REVISION -RULES OF PROCEDURE, ORDINANCES 18 -63 & 22 -651 ITEM 3. REPORT -W&PED STREETS ACT - W. E. S1R2ANG NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZOIZI14G ORDINANCE (Pages 26, 28, 59, 65, 88, 130, 133, 149) ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - COMPREHENSIVE PLAN PUBLIC DISCUSSION ADJOURN Chairman Zoning & Planning Hoard REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD AUGUST 29, 1973 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on August 29, 1973. The meeting was called to order at 7:40 by Chairman Mr. Van Wagner. Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members - Van Wagner Martin Allen Moeller Balough City Council - Francis Salvaggio Secretary - Dubin Guests - Strang Butte ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - AUGUST 15 1973 ® Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Moeller to ® APPROVE the Minutes of the Regular Meeting August 15, 1973 with the correction of Mr. Martin in lieu of Mr. Van Wagner motioned to adjourn. Vote was unanimous. ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - CITY MANAGER MR FRANCIS City Manager Mr. Francis substituted for Mrs. Thum and Mr. Salvaggio was present too. Mr. Salvaggio informed the Board that the Non - Conforming Land Acts were being returned to the Board for further study. Mr. Francia indicated that Dick Scott, city attorney, will attend the Board's next regular meeting to discuss changes about the Non - Conforming Land Acts. Council has requested a special joint meeting among the Board, Council and Mr. Ford tentatively scheduled for October 4, 1973, 6:30 p.m. at the Seven Seas Restaurant. ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIALVS REPORT - MR. E H ALLEN Mr. Allen gave his report and brought the Board up to date. Discussion ensued, copies on hand. OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION- LEGALITY OF TION CONFORMING LOTS SECT VI: 'LONINO REGULATIONS Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Moeller to table until the next regular meeting which Mr. Scott will attend. ITEM 2. REVIEW & REVISION -RULES OF PROCEDURE ORDINANCES - A The Board discussed the ordinances regarding deletions. Item # 7 of the Rules of Procedure will be corrected. Motion by Mr. Allen, seconded by Mr. Martin to table until next regular meeting. Vote was unanimous. ITEM 3. REPORT - MAPPED STREETS ACT - W. E. STRAND Mr. Strang informed the Board that he will send copies of the Mapped Streets Act to Board members and he will present the Board with detailed information concerning this matter no later than October 31, 1973. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE (Pages 26, 26, 5 , 133, 1 49 Mr. Martin discussed his proposed changes of the above pages. The Board decided that Page 59 # 4b will be changed to $200.00 for first 4 acres, $50.00 for each additional 4 acres or part of. ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Mr. Moeller is initiating procedures for his inventory. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ® Mrs. Butte, a real estate agent, requested a temporary permit to operate her business in her home. Due to the peculiarities of the situation the Board could not issue Mrs. Butte a permit. As there was no further discussion to come before the Board motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Allen and unanimous vote to adjourn the meeting at 11:00 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Clifford Van Wagner,' 41 Chairman Zoning & Planning Board 9 �3 BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROI4 16 AUGUST 173 To 29 AUGUST '73 PERMIT TYPE OF EST. PERMIT NUMBER OWNER /ADDRESS CONST. COST FEE 1941 Lawrence Delbert (Storage Shed -Rear I$ 200.00 - �$ 14.44 110 Canaveral Beach Blvd. of building 0942. Bruce A Hendee (Install 100 amp 1 255.00 6.00 Mrs. Jessie Jackson,Lesseelelectrical service ; 160 Polk Avenue (mobile home) i 0943 Mr. & Mrs. Ramiro Mendizabll Enclose carport t 950.00 5.00 517 Madison Avenue 11 1944 Nicholas Batura Build 40'.x 16' shed 500.00 '5.00 Mick Harris, Lessee (temporary structur ) 8506 North Atlantic Ave. for purpose of con= strutting 37' yacht 1945 David K. Wilson Enclose Existing ' 1,000.00 8.50 6890 Poinsetta Avenue Carport - add 12' xl }16' Utilit Room - .Add 11' x 16' En- • .'closed Porch 1946 - Joseph J. Rumpalski 'Add 16f x 18' ! 1,800.00 20.00 j 246 Harbor Drive 'Aluminium Addition j 10.00 + to Residence (Storage 10.00 :Room & Hobble Shop). Double 1 ee +targed) j. i Permit #1933 (Issued August 16) Permit listed on last report which had not been issued I GAS PERMITS ISSUED ........... 0 STREET EXCAVATION PER14ITS ISSUED ...... 0 SEWER PERMITS ISSUED ......... 0 WELL PERMITS ISSUED ...................0 City of Cape Canaveral 108 POLK AVENUE . CAPE CANAVERAL. fLO RiO� J3B30 iELE PHONE 308 783 1100 REGULAR MEETING ZONING E PLANNING BOARD SEPTEMBER 12, 1973 7:30 P.M. 'rte AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES- REGULAR MEETING -AUGUST 29, 1973 ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS. AMU THURM ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - E. H. ALLEN ® OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. SECTION V1 ZONING REGULATIONS, CITY ATTORNEY, MR. SCOTT, WILL GIVE LEGAL OPINIONS. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - REQUEST FOR VARIENCE TO SET -BACK REQUIREMENT FRONT E SIDE YARD -ANDRE LA FRANBOISE, PETITIONER (ANA REALTY -MR. HOOKER, AGENT) LOT 15, BLOCK 18, AVON -BY- THE -SEA S/D NORTH SIDE MADISON AVENUE SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST N 73-5 ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - HARBOUR OAKS RPUD -MR. TIDWELL (C -1 ZONE NORTH OF HARBOUR HEIGHTS S /D) SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST N 73 -6 ITEM 3. DISCUSSION - PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE (PAGES 26, 28, 59, 65, 88, 130, 133, 149) ITEM 4. DISCUSSION - COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - CITY INVENTORY PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN ZONING L PLANNING REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD SEPTEMBER 12, 1973 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held • at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on September 12, 1973. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 by Chairman Mr. Van Wagner. Present: Zoninr & Plannine Board Members - Van Wagner Martin Allen Moeller Balough City Council _ Thurm Francis Salvaggio Secretary — Dubin Guests _ Scott (CtyAtty) Jaudon (Cty Plnr) Hooker Tidwell ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING _ AUGUST 29 1973 AMotion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Moeller to APPROVE the Minutes of the Regular Meeting August 29, 1973. Vote was unanimous. ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS. THURM Mrs. Thurm reported to the Board that the 1st reading of the Service Stations Ordinance passed. The 'Zoning & Planning Board's .budget for the next fiscal year was adopted. Mrs. .Thurm suggested waiving the $75.00 fee and Board of Adjustment Hearing regarding a license granted due to special exceptions for home occupations. Dis- cussion ensued and the Board agreed to discuss this subject at a future meeting. Item 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT _ E. H. ALLEN Mr. Allen gave his report and brought the.Board up to date. OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. SECTION VI ZONING REGULATIONS, CITY ATTORNEY MR. SCOTT WILL GIVE LEGAL OPINIONS Mr. Scott reported to the Board that as of yet Section VI of the Zoning Regulations has not been drafted. Mr. Scott requested a Board member or Council member work with him on this project. Mrs. Thurm volunteered and Mr. Scott Informed the Board he will be present at the next Regular Meeting with a prepared report. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - REQUEST FOR VARIANCE TO SET -BACK RE U1RF,MENTFRONT & SIDE YARD - ANDRE LA FRANBOISE PETITIONER AtA REALTY -MR. HOOKER AGENT LOT 1 BLOCK 1 AVON- BY- THE_SEA S/D NORTH SIUE MADISON AVENUE SPECIAL CONING REQUEST £ 73- Mr. Hooker presented the situation to the Board discussing the setback problem, length of time involved (3 -5 years before actual building o�arf ® will begin). Mrs,- T;ui;.- suggested -that P- 4a-Franboise- purchase- the -lot and- nequcst- luAldSng &=It_ for- this - year- to- astabl#sh -a- precedent. yASI. Ule Discussion ensued as to whether or not to grant spse#a� wxospt4-oa of reduction in set -back. Mr. Moeller motioned to accept, Mr. Balough seconded to accept, Mr. Martin disapproved, Mr. Allen disapproved, Mr. Van Wagner approved. Motion was accepted and the decision will go to the Board of Adjustment. .ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - HARBOUR OAKS RPUD - MR. TIDWELL ([f_i 70NE Nnnmw OMr. Tidwell and associates presented a slide and tape expose of the future Harbour Oaks. Mr. Tidwell read a copy of Mr. Strang's, city engineer, report for pre - application. They presented the following requests to the Board: (1) Request for reduction in set -back) Request to allow 20 foot strip of lard along Southern Boundary as part of their 35 foot set -back requirement. Discussion ensued, regarding Northern & Boundar y. Board voee IEMTn equra; ro ' krrt ca ou -grant -a-aone- ehenge t -north N�1K�tau2 �'NFS �� �r /r' iery � R �=- �.=a -.�• ,e..e. (3> Variance requested to increase the maximum unbroken building length to i-F2 feet in lieu of 150 feet. $card -- voted_ City Planner, Ron Jaudon, suggested a further study of a new plat plan before the Board reaches any further decisions. A Special Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board will be set for Friday, September 21, 1973 for further discussion of this matter. ITEM DISCUSSION - PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE. d (PAGES 26, 2B, 59, 65, 88, 130. 133. 149) (� The Board requested Mr. Scott's legal opinion of proposed amendments uld b . q d� y,Ao the Zoning Ordinance. All amendments will be agreed upon by the 1 sld ( Board members and then submitted to Council. Pages 111, 113 -116, 128 . fl p [''• & 130 will be hold for further study and review by Mr. Scott and the I� Board. The remaining sheets 39 26, 28, 59, 88, 103, 133 and 149 will be submitted to Council for adoption. Mr. Martin motioned to approve, Mr. Allen seconded, vote was unanimous. I ITEM 4._ DTSCUSSION _ C01 +PaHUF•NSrvr ur ... (•ITY TNVENTOHY MR. Martin motioned to table until next regular meeting, Mr. Allen seconded, vote was unanimous. PUBLIC DISSCUSSION PERIOD There was no public disscussion held. • As there was no further discussion to come before the Board motion was made by Mr. Moeller and seconded by Mr. Balough to • adjourn the meeting at 11:45 P.M. Vote was unanimous. Respectfully submitted, e//fo/rd Van WAgner Chairman Zoning & Planning Board S • �,/�.70 AGENDA City of Cape Canaveral POLN AVENUE . CAPE CAI VEPAL. FLORIDA 32930 TELERIONE 305 1-1100 SPECIAL 1:EETING ZONING & PLAN IING BOAR' SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 7:30 P.P:. CALL TO O.L ^E3 1359< ROLL CALL ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - HARBOUR OPdCS B1 UU - NR. TIDWELL (C -1 ZONE NORTH OF HARBOUR HEIGHTS SID) SPECIAL ZONING REWEST H 73 -6 'ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - HARBOUR OPAS RPUD - b!R. TIP1iELL REQUEST FOP, REZONING (M -3 to C -1) SPECIAL ZONING REIUEST -.f 73 -7 ADJOURN I. -zz', (%r� Clifip an wagner, C rman Zoning & Planning Board 0 • SPECIAL MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD SEPTEMBER 21, 1971 7.10 P.M. The Special Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was hold at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on September 21, 1973. The meeting was called to order at .7:50 by Chairman Mr. Van Wagner. Present: Zoniny & Plannine Board Members - Van .Wagner Martin Allen Moeller Balough City Council. - Salvagglo Secretary - Dubin Guests - Tidwell Nichols Lulay ITEM 1 DISCUSSION - HARBOUR OAKS RPUD - MR TiDWELL C -1 ZONE NORTH OF HARBOUR HEIGHTS S D SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST x 71 -6 Mr. Van Wagner informed the Board that Mr. Tidwell and associates have filed a rezoning application for the 39' strip on the north boundary of Harbour Oaks from M -3 to C -1. Mr. Van Wagner proceeded to read and discuss with the Board and gPeeiB� 're�t'� -i e,ri guests the specific rules pertaining to the • spea{a4 - e -caapt m& of RPUD which must be prose ❑ted and approved by, the Board of Adjustment. se, to and a ov by,", Fax V; s ena FjECOnnM EnlOEO nu�irioa �:, BY THE BOARD 1. Final development shall not exceed more that 284 family units 2.. No parallel parking within the project otl Are4L S 3: Offstreet parking shall be provided at recreational areas 4. A copy of the State of Florida's rules and regulations regarding TANKS in relation to residential areas 5. Deed restrictions for maintenance and conservation of open areas A%NOU; qny 'law h he, S. 6.n Extended length of-enebuilding from regulation 150' to 175' 7. Statement of approval. of RPUD request Is contingent upon rezoning of 39' strip 8. A statement from Mr, Strang, City Engineer, of approval of sewerage disposal and surface draining plans. SUGGESTIONS 1, Explain the development stages of the building units 2. Complete civil engineering layouts 3• Include in the final site plan drawing the street lighting arrangement 4. Explanation of landscaping plans Chairman Mr. Van Wagner asked for a motion to approve �he U)"4-4. P� naL honS /, ;& -3 G, 7 Y- 8. tult4 e. n .:y�'.JS Z, 3. preliminary plansA 'Mr. Martin motioned to approve, Mr. Baloug 7" i seconded, vote was unanimous. ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - .HARBOUR OAKS RPUD - MR TIDWELL REQUEST FOR REZONING M -4 to C -1) RO SPEefth 7.ONINO REQUEST 74.7 OMr. Martin motioned to approve the application to rezone the 39' strip on the north boundary of Harbour Oaks from M -3 to C -11 R� spa lad zoning request # 73 -7 as referenced in their request. Mr. Allen seconded, vote was unanimous. As there was no further discussion to,come before the Board motion was made by Mr. Allen and seconded by Mr. Martin and a unanimous vote of the Board to adjourn the meeting at 10:10 P.M. /Respectfully submitted, C1 ford Van Wag er, Ch irman Zoning & Planning Board y City of Cape Canaveral 105 POLR •VENUE . CAPE CA,.EVERIL. ELORIOA 32920 T ELEPRORE ]O! 793110p REGULAR MEETING ZONING d PLANNING BOARD SEPTEMBER 26, 1973 7:30 P.M. 73""- y+ AGENDA r,• CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MIUUTES- REGLILAR MEETING - SEPTEMBER 12, 1973 APPPOVAL OF MINIITES- SPECIAL MEETING- SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS. ANN THURM ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. E. H. ALLEN OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - ORDINANCE 2 -73 ADOPTED MARCH 27, 1973 BY REFERENDUM VOTE ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - SECTION V1, ZONING REGULATIONS AND AMENDMENTS .CARRIED OVER FROM PERVIOUS MEETING FOR LEGAL OPINIONS FROM CITY ATTORNEY, MR. SCOTT NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - CITY INVENTORY PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN C ff an Wagner, Chairman Zoning 6 Planning Board REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD SEPTEMBER_ 26, 1973 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on September 26; 1973• The meeting ® was called to order at 7:35 by Chairman Mr. Van Wagner. Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members - Van Wagner Martin Allen Moeller Balough City Council - Thurm. Salvaggio Secretary - Dubin ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING- SEPTEMBER 12 1973 Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Moeller to APPROVE the Minutes of the Regular Meeting September 12, 1973 with the following corrections: New Business, Item I second sentence will be deleted entirely; New Business, Item 1 third sentence delete special exception and replace with a variance; New Business, Item 2 1st paragraph #2 third sentence will read "Board recommended that a request to rezone 391 strip north of Harbour Oaks be applied for. "; New Business, Item 2-lat paragraph #3 will read 175 feet•& the last sentence will be deleted entirely; New Business Item 3 will be placed as an old business item. Vote was unanimous. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - SPECIAL MEETING- SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Moeller to APPROVE the Minutes of the Special Meeting September 21, 1973 with the following corrections: Item 1 2nd paragraph 2nd sentence will read "Zoning Regulation Section XV Paragraph 2 for special exceptions and Section VIII Paragraph 1.6 for RPUD were reviewed and discussed In their entirety. "; Heading will rend RECOMMENDED CONDITIONS BY THE BOARD; Item 1 .Recpmmended Conditions #2 include on streets, # 6 include allow, delete one replace with any townhouse; Item 1 final paragraph include with conditions 1,2,3,6,7,8; Item 2 replace special with RE. Vote was unanimous. ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS. ANN THURM Mrs. Thurm gave her report reading highlights from the City Council Minutes concerning the Zoning & Planning Board. She related these Items: Zoning Ordinance 34 -73 regarding Service Stations (with a footnote concerning radiators) passed on the second reading. Mr. Martin requested copies of the final draft for the Board'Membera; Approval of a new miniature golf course was motioned by Council; Ordinance 2 -73 was sent to the Zoning & Planning Board for approval or disapproval. Discussion ensued concerning deletion of ordinances, an alternate member for the Board. ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - E. H. ALLEN Mr. Allen gave his report and discussion ensued. Copies on hand. OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - ORDINANCE 2 -73 ADOPTED MARCH 27 1973 BY REFER • PE See New Business Item 2 ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - SECTION VI ZONING REGULATIONS AND AMEND- MENTS CARRIED OVER FR Al PREVIOUS MEETING R LEGAL OPINIONS FHO14 CITY ATTORNEY, R. SCOTT Mr. Scott was not In attendance, however, Mrs. Thurm had some messages from him. Page 128 - too confusing, to be rephrased, 116 - valid, clarify language to make more explicit, 111 - redundant, but proposal does no harm, 113 - not valid as proposed, Board cant disapprove building plans. Discussion ensued particularly regarding Page 113. The Board decided to think this over and report at future date. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - CONPREHENSIVE PLAN - CITY INVENTORY Mr. Mauer was hired to take city inventory. Mr. Moeller read a letter from Sanborn Company regarding new maps to be made for the city. Mr. Moeller rejected this proposal because it was too expensive. Discussion ensued concerning Mr. Mauer. Mr. Moeller need5him to report to him daily so that he can gauge the progress. Chairman Van Wagner will relate this information to Mr. Mauer. ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - ORDINANCE 2 -73 ADOPTED MARCH 27, 1973 BY REFERENDUM City Council needs the Board to vote on thin matter to approve or disapprove an it reads. Mr. Balough motioned to strike Ordinance 2 -73, to replace it with a new Ordinance # at a later date, and treat thin item as New Business. Mr. Martin seconded, vote was unanimous. Mr. Van Wagner suggested that the Board approve thin Ordinance an it was voted on by the people and was approved. Mr. Martin read the Ordinance to the Board. Mr. Moeller motioned to adopt the Ordinance an read by Mr. Martin, Mr. Martin . seconded, poll was taken. Mr. Martin approved, Mr. Moeller approved, Mr. Balough approved, Mr. Van AaSYN+E,J Wagner approved, Mr. Allen deeltned'because he is the temporary .Building Official and In this capacity there is possible conflict of interest. As there was no further discussion to come before the Board motion was made by Mr. Moeller, seconded by Mr. Martin and unanimous evote of the Board to adjourn the meeting at 11:00 P.M. Respectfully yours, ` Ce 0- 66 � �?aT,u5 Clifford Van Wagner, Chairman Zoning & Planning Board BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM September 13, 1973 TO September 26, 1973 PERMIT INP23ER OWNER/ADDRESS TYPE OF EST. CONST. : COST PERIdIT FEE 1951 Bill Evans 76 Service Sta School Bus Shelter .A 300.00 �$ 5.00 8100 Astronaut Blvd. 1952 Alexia Ben -Kori Install Neather -' 250.00 6.00 7410 North Atlantic Ave proof Sign LS Ming . (Non Flashingg 1953 Sylvia J. Tacina I Build. Mini Golf 7,000.00 44.50 133 E Leon Lane Course Cocoa. Beach 7100 N Atlantic Av I+I+ 1954 Joseph A. Manfe 'Installation of netit 100.00 16.00 219 Fillmore Avenue electric meter (100 amp service) 1955 Seymour.Berman - American .Erect sign per E 300.00 5.00 BB Realty sketch i 1956 Jack Morris N Atlantic Ave 250.00 5.00 7000.N Atlantic Ave t17000 1 Erect sign per !1 } sketch i ! i : t i GAS PERMITS ISSUED........... i i 'STREET EY.CAVATION PERMITS ISSUED..' i i SEWER PERIBITS ISSUED......... WELL PERMITS ISSUED......... ■ -5V City of Cape Canaveral ]rf y t 101 POLN AVENUE . CAPE CANAVEPAL PLO PIOA 1 -0 VI[ TELEPHONE 101 7_1100 CITYCF ■ REGULAR MEETING ,;{� , LVS [ANAYGAI ZONING & PLANNING BOARD 4r_ OCTOBER 10, 1 973 7:3o P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES- REGULAR MEETING- SEPTEMBER 26, 1973 ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS, ANN THURM ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR, E. H. ALLEN OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - PHASE I - INVENTORY ITEI4 2. DISCUSSION.- DENSITY ORDINANCE ( #39 -73) NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE ITEM 2. DISCUSSION - ZONING REGULATION REVIEIJ - PHASE I ITEM 3. DISCUSSION - ALTERNATE MEMBERS FOR ZONING & PLANNING BOARD ITEM 4, DISCUSSION & RECOMMENDATION - APPOINTMENT OF ONE (1) NEN ZONING BOARD MEMBER ITEM 5. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PE//RRpIIO��D ADJOURN AG�i'(.ZG�L��1 UHAIMAN ZONIN & PLANNING BOARD • REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD OCTOBER 10, 1973 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Ball, 105 Polk Avenue on October 10, 1973. The meeting was called to order at 7:35 P.M. by Chairman Mr. Van Wagner. Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members - Van Wagner Martin Allen Moeller Balough City Council Thurm- Salvaggio ­A Mn c cjcr > Secretary - Weichsel ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Allen to APPROVE the Minutes of the Regular Meeting September 26, 1973 with the following corrections: First paragraph on Page 3 will read $'Mr. Allen abstained because lie is the temporary Building Official." New Business, Iteml3 of the Regular Meeting of September 12: Mr. Martin observed that pages +hx_ Minute:a off` ScpkQ -ber \Z 65 and 130•were omitted fromgthat-m Uu grminnteas; 'and they were added on. Motion - wna-made- try- Mr- Martitrto ppro -�" v 'f i minutes of the regular meeting- Septemb —e - -2 ;rt�1973,-and.Mr.- Moeller- seconded- the- motion. Vote was unanimous. ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS. ANN THURM No report as there were no new items to be discussed pertaining to the Zoning and Planning Board. Mrs. Thurm brought in an article of in- terest concerning zoning and planning and will possibly be discussed at the next meeting. ITEM 3, BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - E. H. ALLEN Seventh Day Adventist Church is erecting two signs, one on the church's property, the other on a super market's property. There will be construction of a single family residence. Also there will be a mobile • ground sign erected for the Mini Golf Course. Mr. Allen stated that the Wind Jammer Condominium has been finaled out. OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - PHASE 1 - INVENTORY Mr. Moeller presented a new colored zoning map to the board. Some of his findings were: 290 one family dwellings in Cape Canaveral 55 two family dwellings 120 multiple family dwellings 15 trailer parks 45 retail establishments 8 industrial establishments 11 institutional 1 cemetary Next step is to find the percentages of vacant land as opposed to the total area. Possibilities of finding a color xerox machine to make copies of the zoning map are now being pursued. Mr. Moeller presented his idea that the town be re- numbered. Board concluded that this might he beneficial if applied to problem areas. Board congratulated Mr. Moeller on a fine job; Phase I inventory considered to be completed. ITEM 2. DENSITY ORDINANCE (839 -73) Densi"rdihance new number- was-readand- approved by- council. It- was - decided- the - number - should -be- different -to- differentiate -it from t'��1.,.1 it,nT� t-.e vim: -.x.• o:.l��nnv N,...,,,Fwr wN•, �+� 2r .-o %.• refare n�um.�Mr. Balough motioned that it be deleted from the agenda. Mr. Allen seconded the motion. Vote was unanimous. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION - HOME OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE Mrs. Thurm brought up the questionability of securing home oc- cupational licenses for those in the city who are practicing menial tasks (sewing, typing, etc. ) in the privacy of their homes for pay. Discussion ensued as to where to draw the line as to whether or not these citizens should or should not be licensed. Mr. Balough was assigned by the Chairman, the task of reviewing and examining this issue, and to make a report on the matter within 60 days. ITEM Z. DISCUSSION - ZONING REGULATION REVIEW - PHASE I Revision was needed to make the Cape Canaveral Zoning Regulations book more understandable (spelling, amendment dates, missing lines, etc. ) Mr. Balough was given the job of revising, and said he would begin work as soon as the home occupational license decision was completed. Board members agreed that amendments would no longer be in accordance with dates, but would now be by amendment number only. ITEM 3. DISCUSSION - ALTERNATE MEMBERS FOR ZONING & PLANNING BOARD • Two alternate members would be brought in for interview and approval by counsel and would be engaged in each meeting. Discussion ensued about a legal exact beginning and end date for each board member. Mr. Allen Indi- cated he would have a letter of resignation at the next meeting. Newsletters, and news by word -of -mouth were suggestions for finding alternate members and replacements. ITEM 4. DISCUSSION & RECOMMENDATION - APPOINTMENT OF ONE (1) NEW ZONING BOARD MEMBER It was agreed that there should be at least five (5) applicants, so that three (3) may be chosen. Mr. Robert Garthwaite (Apt. Z -li, Cape Shores Drive), was recommended by Mr. Allen. As there was no further discussion to come, before the board, motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Allen and unanimous vote of the board to adjourn the meeting at 11:10 P.M. Respectfully yours. Clifford Van Wagner, Chairman Zoning and Planning Board BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM September 27, 1973 TO October 10, 1973 PERMIT TYPE OF EST. PERMIT MMER OWNER/ADDRESS CONST. COST FEE 1957 Seventh Day Adventist Church Erect two 4' x 8' Sign$, 200,00 i 8205 North Atlantic Avenue (Ae per attached sketc ) .5.00 1962 Jamie Murcia ( Construct single Cam -1 18, 000.00 96.08 224 Madison Avenue ily Residence i �63 Sylvia J. Tacina Erect Ground Sign for 900.00 11.00 7100 North Atlantic Avenue Mini Golf Course (as per sketch) 1 i I � e I i GAS PERMITS ISSUED........... 0 STREET EXCAVATION PERMITS ISSUED i 0 SERER PEMITS ISSUED......,... 1 ....... WELL PERMITS ISSUED ...................0 City of Cape Canaveral - \ 105 POLK ]VENUE • CAPE CANAVERAL FLORIDA 32920 - )ELEVNONE 305 )B]NO0 Ertror urt wunuL REGULAR MEETING 't ZONING &PLANNING BOARD v OCTOBER 24, 1973 7:30 P. M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES- REGULAR MEETING -OCT. 10, 1973 ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS, ANN THURM • ITEM 3, BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR, E. H. ALLEN OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD ORDINANCE FINAL REVIEW - MR. BALOUGH ITEM 2. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REPORT - MR, MOELLER NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. RECOMMENDATION FOR ZONING CLASSIFICATION PROPOSED PROPERTY ANNEXATION. ITEM 2. INTERVIEW APPLICANTS FOR ZONING BOARD SERVICE, ITEM 3, PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD, ADJOURN CLIFFORD VAN WAGNER, CHAIRMAN ZONING & PLANNING BOARD 1 REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD OCTOBER 24, 1973 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on October 24, 1973. The meeting was called to order at 7:35 P.m, by Chairman Mr. Van Wagner. Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members - Van Wagner Martin Allen Moeller Balough Secretary - Weichael ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - OCT. 10, 1973 Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Moeller to ® APPROVE the Minutes of the Regular Meeting October jr), 1973, with recommendations for the following corrections: Page 1, Item 1, Line 6 will now read "the minutes of September 12." Next to the last sentence is deleted. Page 2, Item 2, it shall be noted that the new ordinance number was put on the agenda by error. Vote was unanimous. ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS. ANN THURM Mrs. Thurm was unable to attend the meeting as she was in Miami at the Florida League of Cities Conference. Therefore, no council report was given. ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT MR E H ALLEN Mr. Allen gave his report and discussion ensued. Copies on hand. OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD ORDINANCE FINAL REVIEW - A new provision was proposed by Mr. Balough for Zoning & Planning Board members' terms: September 15, 1974 and September 15, 1975, and every two years thereafter. All references to "Zoning and Planning" in the ordinance shall be changed to read "Planning & Zoning." Mr. Balough read the ordinance and several changes were Z & P Regular Board Meeting 10/24/73 made. Revised copies of the ordinance will be mailed to each board member prior to the next meeting for discussion and review. ITEM 2. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REPORT - MR. MOELLER Mr. Moeller stated that reproducing copies of the zoning map In color could possibly be too expensive. Mr. Balough offered the suggestion of reproducing the map in black and white patterns. �. Discussion ensued. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. RECOMMENDATION FOR ZONING CLASSIFICATION PROPOSED PROPERTY ANNEXATION Mr. Robert B. kyynds, President of Banana Harbor Corporation, Mr. Barry Tobias, Vice - President of Sales for Banana Harbor Cor- poratlon,Mr. Malcolm Kirschenbaum, Attorney for Banana Harbor Corporation, and Mr. Sohn Allen from Allen Engineering were present • for this item of the meeting. Mr. Balough recommended Zone R -2 for the property annexation in the interest of protecting the city of Inordinant developing of hotels and motels. Discussion ensued and the board members held a vote, which was 4 -1 to recommend the area be zoned R -2, Mr. Allen cast the negative Vote. Both parties were in agreement. ITEM 2. INTERVIEW APPLICANTS FOR ZONING BOARD SERVICE Robert Garthwaite, George Wolever, and Gerald E. Ludwig were interviewed by the board. At the end of the interviews, a vote was held with these results: Mr. Martin voted for Mr. Wolever (sincere interest in city, good background, and experience In planning and layout.) Mr. Van Wagner voted for Mr. Garthwaite (first hand knowledge of RPUD. Board has slot open for this type Information.) Mr. Balough voted for Mr. Wolever (impressing back- ground, experience.) Mr. Allen voted for Mr. Garthwaite (applied four times, genuine interest in the city, and various experience.) /Gvr. /.lr.F Board recommended ommended to council that George Wolever be appointed to fill the unexpired term of E.H. Allen. Vote being: Wolever - three Garthwaite - two %- /J C' l L L Z & P Board Regular Meeting 10/24/73 As there was no further discussion to come before the board, motion was made by Mr. Balough, seconded by Mr. Martin and unanimous vote of the board to adjourn the meeting at 11:15 P.m'. Respectfully yours, S Cl ord Van Wagner, Chairman Zoning and Planning Board Z & P Board Regular Meeting 10/24/73 BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROM October 11, 1973 TO October 24. 1973 PERMIT 'TYPE OF EST, PERMIT NUkIBER OWNER /ADDRESS CONST, COST FEE 1958 Anthony D. Grappo Install two air condi- $340.00 $6.40 515 -517 Adams Avenue tioners in wall and wire. 1959 Ruth Carver Change of electrical 150.00 6.00 • O.T. Dell, Lessee service to 60 amps 1960 Ruth Carver Change of electrical 150.00 6.00 D.J. McCulcheon, Lessee service to 60 amps 1961 Jaime li. Murcia Change of electrical 225.00 6.00 222 Madison Avenue service to 150 amps 1964 S. J. Duffy Install air conditioner 100.00 13.20 409 Washington Avenue and wiring �65 Edward F. Fricker Install 2 meters and 675.00 5.45 512 Madison Avenue enlarge service to 150 amps each - in- stall 4 - 220 circuits, install 110V receptacle 1968 Leonard Bernstein Change service to 650.00 6.00 6996 N. Atlantic Avenue 200A 1969 Mr. & Mrs. Bert Francis Enclose front entranct 1750.00 10,00 250 Coral Way - Porch at rear and remove center parti- tion in existing resi- dence - Pour walk 1 way and patio at porch 1 area 0 'J.:. :'1 K`;CAVA t! i' .....UIS LSti1!r•.. ..... 0 YI += City of Cape Canaveral 105 PC" AVENUE CAPE CAN L,rLONO1,auto rcicrnonc _ Teo u "`• w .k urirt[uuv[au REGULAR MEETING - ZONING & PLANNING BOARD NOVEh43ER 7, 1973 7:30 a.m. n AGENDA "v CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - OCT. 24, 1973 ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS. ANTI THURM e ITE14 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. E.H. ALLEN OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. PLANNING A14D ZONING BOARD ORDINANCE FINAL REVIEW - MR. BALOUGH ITEM 2. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REPORT - MR, MOELLER ITEM 3. MAPPED STREETS ACT - MR. W. E. STRANG NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. ZO141110 REGULATIONS - REVIEW CHAPTERS 1 THROUGH 6 ITEM 2. PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD. ADJOURN a / r I AGN.R, c '01 r� , ZONING & PLAINING BOARD REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD NOVE61BER 7, 1973 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on November 7, 1973. The meeting • was called to order at 7:35 p.m, by Chairman Mr. Van Wagner. 9 Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members - Van Wagner Martin Allen Balough (absent) Moeller City Manager - Francis Councilwoman - Ann Thurm Ex- officio Member - Tom Strang Secretary Weichsel ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - OCTOBER 24 1973 Motion was made by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Balough to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of October 24, 1973, with the following corrections: Page 2, Item 2, Mr. Moeller voted for Mr. Wolever (impressing background, not associated with any conflicting activities). This information was left out of the final minutes. Vote was unanimous. ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS. ANN THURM On October 16, 1973 the city council passed the ordinance number 39 -73 with a vote of 3 -2. Also on October 16, 1973 a zoning change from M -3 to C-1 wan passed . on its first reading. Ordinance 41 -73 regarding the non-conforming zones also passed. Council passed a resolution to annex the property on the west aide of AIA from our present south boundary to Cocoa Beach city limits from AlA to the Banana River. Property will be zoned R -2. ITEM 3. BUILDING OPPICIAL'S REPORT - MR E.H. ALLEN 'Mr. Allen gave his report and discussion ensued. Copies on hand. Mr. Allen submitted his letter of resignation but will remain on the board until a permanent member is appointed. The board mem- bers were in agreement on their feelings that Mr. Allen was a.very valuable board member. .Mrs. Thum stated nothing existed in the city charter that would eliminate a building official from being a permanent board member. Mrs. Thum will clear this with City Attorney Scott. The letter of resignation will be held in abeyance until this matter is resolved. • OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD ORDINANCE FINAL REVIEW - 1R. UO Page 2, Section 2, Number 1, a regiatered voter (changed from qualified). Page 2, Section 3, the last sentence should read the 15th day of September. Motion was made by Mr. Balough . and seconded by Mr. Martin for city council's adoption of the ordinance. Vote was unanimous. ITEM 2. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REPORT - MR MOELLER No comprehensive plan report was given as Mr. Moeller was 111 and unable to attend the meeting. ITE14 3. MAPPED STREETS ACT - MR W B STRAND Mr. Strang gave a prepared written report concerning Priority 1 & 2. He said that if the board concurred then lie would prepare another map for city council. There wan an 80 foot right of way but he stated that he might have to put it basic to 70 feet because of ownership. Roads were shown on the map by dimension. Mr. Martin motioned that a sealed map be made for presentation to the council. Mr. Allen seconded the motion. Vote was unanimous and passed. Priority 3proposed Banana River Drive because of its com- plexity was changed to priority 3 North Banana River Drive south, to a point crossing Astronaut Blvd. (AIA). From this point to the South city limit will become priority 4. NE41 BUSINESS ITEM 1. ZONING REGULATIONS - REVIEW CHAPTERS 1 THROUGH 6 Tabled pending up- dating to conform with the new home rule act. Z & P Board Regular Meeting 11/7/73 2 As there was no further discussion to come before the board, motion was made by Mr. Balough,.seconded by Mr. Martin and unanimous vote of the board to adjourn the meeting at 10:30 p.m. Respectfully yours, i:li or an agne a rman Zoning and Planning Board 11/7/73oard Regular Meeting 3 BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED PROM October 25, .1973 TO November 7, 1973 PERMIT TYPE OF EST PERMIT NUMBER OIVNER /ADDRESS CONST, COST FEE. 1970 I Charles Schanuel I Part of Lots 1, 2,I $185.00 I $6.00 8200 N. Atlantic Ave. 3 & S. 251 of Lot. 9, 10, 11; Block 1 1971 972 0 The Canaveral Corporation Drawer 1, Cape Canaveral, Florida Oceans Properties, Inc. 555 FSllmore Avenue E}of the NWt of the NE w of Sec 14 -Twp 24s -Rge 37E Construct board- walk ramp over Dunes to Beach at Windjammer Condo- minium per sketch 70,000.00 207.58 1,000.00 5.00 IGA;; 1 "'."HITS ISSUED........... STREET EX(7AVATION 111IRMI'I'S S1i1FIat I'i "if 'J'S 19SIIED........ WNW, 1°Elt'.11TS I.SSUCI) ....... .. , City of Cape Canaveral PoL..VENUF . C.P«.N.,Ea.I FLORID' „P,o E , FDo uxwurcnu REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD NOVEMBER 21, 1973 7:30 p.m. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. PRESENTATION & QUESTIONS - SPECIAL ZONING REQUEST REVIEW & RECO14MENDATION #73 -7 Banana Harbour Corporation Special Exception RPUD Hidden S Harbour Project (Lots 13-20- Banana River Es- tates SID) ITEM 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - NOV. 7, 1973 ITEM 3. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS, ANN THURM ITEM 4. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. E.H. ALLEN OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REPORT - MR. MOELLER NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. CONSIDERATION OF C014TRACT WITH COUNTY RE: PLANNER PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN CLIFYORIJ VAN WAGNER, CHAR}d v, I/ ZONING & PLANNING BOARD REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD. NOVEMBER 21, 1973 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on November 21, 1973. The emeeting was called to order at 7:40 p.m. by Chairman Van Wagner. Present: Zoning& Planning Board Members Van Wagner Allen Balough Moeller Martin (absent) Councilwoman - Ann Thurm County Planner - Bart Hall Secretary - Weichael ITEM 1. PRESENTATION & QUESTIONS - REVIEW & RECOMMENDATION - ® e Banana Harbor orporat on S ec a a on e eec �x on n Haroor rroject .Present for this item were Malcolm.Kirachenbaum, Bob Lynda, Barry Tobias, and John Allen. County Planner Bart Nall and Banana Harbor Corporation's attorney, Malcolm,Kirachenbaum both pointed out that this was a Special Exception and some give and take should be provided. Parking spaces for the project were discussed between the Board and members of the BHC (Banana Harbor Corporation) and it was decided that two parking spaces per .unit could be provided as there was sufficient space available and more parking would be added on later, if needed. It was stated that no travel trailers or boats would be allowed in the development. It was agreed .that: (1) the 15 foot setbacks between buildings would be increased to 20 feet with the exception of 4 buildings where it would be impractical; (2) change of dis- tance from 35 feet to 30 feet at northwest corner; (3) there will be a 60 foot right of way through the property; (4) suf- ficient parking spaces (1.7) that could easily be increased to two parking spaces per unit, if needed; (5) recommendation of Z & P Board Regular Meeting 11/21/73 2 a 20 foot setback from the river; (6) recommend that deviation In length of buildings be acceptable at 160 feet. The eleven point checklist for special exceptions was read by Mr. Van Wagner and all points were discussed by the Board and found to be affirmative. Zoning and Planning Reg - Sulations Book was read and discussed by the Board for legality. Motion was made by Mr. Allen, seconded by Mr. Moeller to accept the Planned Unit Development. A polled vote was taken with the following results: Board Members Moeller, Balough,Allen, and Van Wagner voted yes. Vote was 4 -0 in favor of accepting the RPUD provided the six (6) recommended changes were made. ITEM 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - NOV 7 1973 . Minutes of the Regular Meeting of November 7, 1973 were unanimously approved, as submitted. ITEM 3. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS ANN THURM Mrs. Thum said she discussed the matter of Mr. Allen staying on the Board and City Attorney Scott found no evidence to the contrary. .Board was in agreement that Mr. Allen should stay on the Zoning &,Planning Board. Several paragraphs of Section 1, Ordinance 47 -73 (an amendment to Zoning Ordinance) were deleted and /or amended. Mrs. Thum also reported that City Attorney Scott is researching the Sign Ordinance for Council. OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REPORT - NR MOELLER Mr. .Moeller submitted final figures on gross properties, including raw land, built up area, etc. He stated he would not be able to go further Into this portion of the comprehensive plan and would advise turning over to county planning for completion. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. CONSIDERATION OF CONTRACT WITH COUNTY RE: PLANNER County Planning will have a Planner available December 1, o time required by the Zoning Board for the purpose of RPUD - Z & P Board Regular Meeting 11/21/73 3 Comprehensive Plan - rewriting and updating . present zoning reg- ulations was reaffirmed by the board with his first meeting scheduling specifies. As there was no further discussion to come before the • Board, motion was made by Mr. Allen, seconded by Mr. Moeller and unanimous vote of the Board to adjourn the meeting at 11:00 p.m. r1 LA Z & P Board .Regular Meeting 11/21/73 Respectfully yours, Cli an agner, airman Zoning and Planning Board LOm City of Cape Canaveral VF 105 P011 AVENUE . CAPE CANAVERAI 3o5 _3 jj�LIOR— 32920 REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD DECEMBER 19, 1973 7:30 P.m. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITE14 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - DECEMBER 5, 1973 ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS. ANN THURM ® ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. E.H. ALLEN OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. ZONING & PLANNING REGULATIONS ITEM 2. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN (EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION) NL19 BUSINESS ITEM 1. EROSION CONTROL - TO ELIMINATE 50' SETBACK LINE IN FAVOR OF DEPART14ENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES RECOMMENDATION PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN / UizYf N WAGNER, NL•R, C " n NV'a' ZONING & PLANNING BOARD ■ REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD DECEMBER 19. 1979 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on December 19, 1973. The meeting was • called to order at 7:37 p.m. by Chairman Van Wagner. Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members - Van Wagner Moeller Balough Allen Councilwoman - Thum County Planners - Mr. Paul Mr. Ridenour. ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - DEC 5 1973 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of December 5, 1973 were unani • mously approved, as submitted. ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS; ANN THURM Mrs. Thurm reported to the board that the erosion control pro- ject was approved in Tallahassee, but there were 21 easements lacking from property owners. There was a resolution to start condemnation proceedings before the county commission. Sign Ordinance No. 49-73 was rescinded in its entirety. The tree ordinance was amended. The noise ordinance was repealed. , The zoning ordinance concerning the Southern Standard Building Code was passed on its first reading. It was reported that the date of the next council meeting was changed from January 1, 1974 to January 3, 1974. ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. E.H. ALLEN Mr. Allen gave his report and discussion ensued. Copies on hand. OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. ZONING & PLANNING REGULATIONS Pages 1 -10 of the Zoning Ordinance were discussed. Suggested changes will be incorporated and copies mailed to all Board members prior to the next meeting. Motion was made by Mr. Balough, seconded by Mr. Moeller to recommend to council the first five (5) sections of the Zoning Regulations Book as presented. Board's vote was un- animous. 1 2 ITEM 2 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN (EMERUENCY TRANSPORTATION) .Item was discussed by the board and it was decided to present this item to council in order to come up with some type of program or operation to put into action concerning emergency transportation. Item will be pursued at next meeting. O NEW BUSINESS ITE14 1. EROSION CONTROL - TO ELIMINATE 0t SETBACK LINE IN FAVOR UY L• 1 1 3' E In view of the emergency situation of erosion on the beach, Mr. Moeller motioned to require a. 1001 setback in the interest of the safety and welfare of the people. .Motion was seconded by Mr. Allen and a polled vote was taken with the following results: Mr. Moeller-for; Mr. Balough -for; Mr. Allen -for; Mr. Van Wagner -for. This item is In reference with Section 12, Paragraph 1, sub - paragraph AB, of the Zoning Regulations Book. As there was no further discussion to come before the Board, motion was made, by Mr. Moeller, . seconded by Mr. Allen and unanimous vote of the Board to adjourn the meeting at 10:30 p.m. Respectfully yours, Clipord an agne . a an. Zoning & Planning Board Z & P Board Regular Meeting 12/19/73 DUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FROA4 December 6. 1973 TO 19. 1973 PERMIT TYPE OF EST, PL•'Ii MIT NUMBER OWNER /ADDRESS CONST. COS'r FEE 1983 Jody Walker Erect 4' x 8' sign $170.00 $S.00 6811 North Atlantic Ave. - 12' high 1984 Banana Harbor Corporation Banana River Dstat s$72S,000.00 2,698.80 2101 S. Atlantic Avenue S/D PB 10, Pg. 1 28 Units G Recrea- tion Building iS INSi1! ?U........... STRNEI ENCA VATION PER\I1TF; IS4tlia,. .... 3 City of Cape Canaveral r.It- IOp POLIt �VENU[ . APE C�NavEN�L, iIOHIO� ]SYSO _ ���' TEL[PC ONE JOJ ]0] 1100 AGENDA REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD DECEMBER 5, 1973 7:30 n.m. CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - NOV. 21, 1973 ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS, ANN THURM ® ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. E.H. ALLEN OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. ZONING & PLANNING REGULATIONS ITEM 2. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN (EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION) NEW BUSINESS ITEMi 1. EROSION CONTROL & DISCUSSION OF PLANNING - MRS. ANN THURM PUBLIC DISCUSSION PERIOD ADJOURN / i a , It leORD VAN WAGNER, Cgg UR I -41 ZONI G & PLANNING BOA R2) REGULAR MEETING ZONING & PLANNING BOARD DECEMBER 5, 1973 The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was held at City Hall, 105 Polk Avenue on December 5, 1973. The meeting was called to order at 7:40 p.m. by Chairman Van Wagner Present: Zoning & Planning Board Members - Van Wagner Martin Moeller Balough Allen Councilwoman - Thurm (absent) Secretary - Weichsel ITEM 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING - NOV. 21, 1973 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of November 21, 1973 were un- animously approved, as submitted. ITEM 2. COUNCIL REPORT - MRS. ANN THURM Mrs. Thurm was unable to attend the meeting, but submitted a memo which was read by the Chairman. Copy attached to original minutes. ITEM 3. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT - MR. E.H. ALLEN Mr. Allen gave his report and discussion ensued. Copies on hand. OLD BUSINESS ITEM 1. ZONING & PLANNING REGULATIONS. Section 10 of the Zoning Regulations Book in reference to home occupations will be revised in its entirety by Mr. Balough, and copies will be available prior to the next meeting. Item will be discussed at the next meeting. ITEM 2. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN (EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION) The possibility of mini buses were discussed by the Board, and the Issue will be persued at the next meeting. ITEM 3. ADD ON ITEM - AMEND14ENT TO SECTION 13, PARAGRAPHS 2 & 5 .Motion was made by Mr. Allen, seconded by Mr. Martin, to amend to the ordinance Section 13, paragraphs 2 & 5. Vote was unanimous. Section 13, paragraph 2, sentence 2, shall now read "No building permit 2 shall be issued .except in conformity with the provisions of this ordinance, Section 106 of the Southern Standard Building Code, except after written order from the Board of Adjustment in the form of an administrative review, special exception, or variance as provided by this ordinance." eSection 13, Paragraph 5, title will now read "Times and Conditions of Permit." To clarify the zoning regulations, and to eliminate real or imagined conflict with the Southern Standard Building Code, the expiration date of the building permit shall be in accordance with Section 106.3 of the Southern Standard Building Code. Mr. Allen motioned to submit this item to Council, motion was seconded by Mr. Martin. Vote was unanimous. NEW BUSINESS ® ITEM 1. EROSION CONTROL & DISCUSSION OF PLANNING - MRS. THURM As Mrs. Thurm was unable to attend this meeting, item will be tabled until December 19, 1973 meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board. As there was no further discussion to come before the Board, motion was made by Mr. Moeller, seconded by Mr. Allen and unanimous vote of the Board to adjourn the meeting at.11:10 p.m. Respectfully yours, r /). c6 A, c ua Clifford an agner,r, is Zon ng and Planning Board Z & P Board Regular Meeting 12/5/73 ING PERMITS ISSUED FROM N( OWNER /ADDRESS Albert J. Francis 250 Coral Drive Robert & Sarah Barrows 230 Harbor Drive .American Oil Company 8000 Astronaut Blvd. George H. Firkins, Jr. 362 Coral Drive E.M..Grabloski 344 Harbor Drive Lonnie Griffin 550 Fillmore Avenue Clifford F. Van Wagner 125 Justamere Road �vember 8 To .December 5 I TYPE OF EST.' CONST, COST Install 220V Air $350.00 Conditioning out- let 20A -4 Duplex Rec. Enclose existing $500.00 carport Modernization of $10,000.00 American Oil Station Erect 61 wood. $250.00 fence i Build wood outside i $60,00 storage shed 6x81 approx..5.61 high Construct 6 car $11,000.00 garage (Sand Peb- bles Condo) Enlarge existing $1,000.00 concrete slab - complete also. con nections PERMIT FEE $6.00 $5.00 $50:00 $5.00 $5.00 $62.80 $8.00 I';5UliU........... 0 STIIK!•;T i::;CAVATIO\ 1 °I•'.lii.t('PS IStiUI:U......0 :;Lai; �:`.� .;! "fS ,)::; (!L•: U.. 0 lV l:r,l_ !'!i!: `1!'C:i 155U ^:I) . ....... .. ... 0 Id E I•I 0 TO: ZONING & PLANNING BOARD FROM: I-IRS. ANN. Ii. THURM, COUNCIL EX OFFICIO MEMBER DATE: DECEMBER 5, 1973 I will be unable to attend the Zoning & Planning Board meeting tonight. Recent action by Council is an folloers: 1) Ordinance 53 -73 (Creating Zoning & Planning Board) passed on Int reading Tuesday, December 11. Amendments, as suggested by the City Attorney 11111 be Incorporated in the ordinance prior to 2nd reading scheduled for first meeting In January. Please table Item 1 - New Business regarding Erosion Control & Dincussion of Plann:ng until the next Regular MeetinU as I Trill have "lure int'ormatton at that time. question. Please call me at home should you have a �F'