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Home My WebLink AboutP & Z Minutes 1978 & AgendasCity of Cape Canaveral POL, • CIPE CAN�VEfl A, l 010 3292O TEL[PNOHF _ 3 REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING BOARD 11 JANUARY 1978 AGENDAt CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL READING OF MINUTES OF 28 DECEMBER 1977 COUNCIL REPORT BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT OLD BUSINESSt ITEM 1. MN -1 ZONING ITEM 2. OFF- PREMISE SIGNS ITEM 3. REVIEW SIGN ORDINANCE DISCUSSION ADJOURN e s REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING BOARD 11 JANUARY 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY MR. RUTHERFORD, VICE - CHAIRMAN, AT 7x40 P.M. PRESENTS I. BAIN COUNCILS M. RIGERMAN J. MULLANEY C. WELTON W. RUTHERFORD J. STEVENS M. SCHWARTZ ABSENT, P. RICKMAN S. SCOGNA MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING WERE READ AND AMENDED AS FOLLOWS, I. BAIN VOTED AGAINST ITEM 1. MOTION BY MULLANEY. SECONDED BY SCHWARTZ TO ACCEPT MINUTES AS CORRECTED. MOTION CARRIED. REPORT FROM COUNCIL, COUNCIL PASSED A RESOLUTION NAMING MRS. BA IN AND MR. MULLANEY AS REGULAR MEMBERS OF THIS BOARD, AND MR. STEVENS AS 1ST ALTERNATE AND MR. SCHWARTZ AS 2ND ALTERNATE. MRS. RIGERMAN INTRODUCED MR. WELTON. THE NEW CITY COUNCILMAN. BUILDING OBFICIAL'SREPORT, MR. KELLER HANDED OUT HIS REPORT. THE SITE PLAN FOR 27 UNITS OF NEW CONDOMINIUMS WAS DISPLAYED, DISCUSSED AND APPROVED. OLD BUSINESS, ITNON -CONFORMITYN(CLARIFICATION). MR. MULLANEY MOVED-THATH -1 SECTION 637.78.BE CHANGED ACCORDING TO RECOMMENDATION. MOTION SECONDED BY BAIN AND CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. ITEM 2. OFF- PREMISE SIGNS, MR. RUTHERFORD GAVE BACKGROUND ON SIGN ORDINANCE TO NEW MEMBERS. DISCUSSION WAS HELD ON WHETHER OR NOT DIRECTORY SIGNS ALONG THE HIGHWAY WOULD BE ADVISIBLE RATHER THAN INDIVIDUAL SIGNS. REFERENCE WAS MADE TO PAGE 14, "SIGNS ON VACANT LAND ", PARAGRAPH 3, ADVERTIS- ING SIGNS. A SUGGESTION WAS MADE THAT SIGNS BE REGULATED BY ZONING RATHER THAN PRESENT METHOD. THIS APPROACH MAY MAKE IT EASIER TO REVIEW SIGN ORDINANCE. START WITH R -1 ZONE BY PUTTING IT ON AGENDA FOR NEXT MEETING, 2$ JANUARY. THE BUILDING OFFICIAL VOLUNTEERED TO WRITE AN OUTLINE OF THE SIGN ORDINANCE TO BE PRESENTED BY ZONES. MOTION TO APPROVE THIS RECOMMENDATION WAS MADE BY SCHWARTZ AND SECOIDED BY MULLANEY. MOTION CARRIED. ALSO SCHEDULED FOR NEXT AGENDA IS DISCUSSION ON PROPOSED RECYCLING BUSINESS. A MOTION WAS MADE TO ADJOURN AT 9i15 P.M. SECONDED & CRRIED. c a ACNE R TH P RD / VICE - CHAIRMAN ' jj 0 City of Cape Canaveral 105 POLK,VE1UE . CAPE EeH.VEPeI, tt0ni0• ],Y]O TELEPHONE ]O] ,B]IIOO REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING BOARD 2$ JANUARY 1978 AGENDAi CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL READING OF MINUTES OF 11 JANUARY 1978 COUNCIL REPORT BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT NEW BUSINESSE ITEM 1. VARIANCE APPLICATION, 7,V-/ ITEM 2. RECYCLING BUSINESS OLD BUSINESSt ITEM 1. R -1 ZONE & SIGNS DISCUSSION ADJOURN • • REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING BOARD 25 JANUARY 1978 THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE PLANNING & ZONING BOARD WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7137 P.M. BY MR. RICKMAN, CHAIRMAN. PRESENTi F. RICKMAN COUNCILS M. RIGERMAN W. RUTHERFORD J. MULLANEY BUILDING OFFICIAL J. STEVENS M. SCHWARTZ THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING WERE READ AND ACCEPTED. MRS. RIGERMAN REPORTED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL HAD PASSED ON THE FIRST READING OF THE AMENDMENT FOR SET —BACKS ON OCEAN FRONT LOTS. ALSO THEY ADVERTISED A CHANGE FOR M -1 ZONE. IT WAS ANNOUNCED THAT MRS. BOYD IS THE COUNCIL PERSON IN THIS AREA OF INTEREST. BUILDING OFFICIAL GAVE HIS REPORT. HE MADE A DECISION RELA- TIVE TO RENOVATING FORMER USE THAT WAS NON — CONFORMING IN THE PALMS EAST SHOPPING AREA. IT IS IN R -2 ZONE. ALSO REPORTED THAT THE LOCAL V.F.W. RE— LOCATED. OWNERS OF BOATS AT THE END OF COLUMBIA AVE. HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED THAT THEY MUST VACATE, BUT 6 OR MORE ARE STILL THERE. NEW BUSINESS, 1. VARIANCE APPLICATION MR. ROOD, WHO IS BUYING PROPERTY IN THE OCEAN WOODS DEVELOPMENT, WAS PRESENT. HE ASKED FOR A VARIANCE TO SAVE A BANYAN TREE BY MOVING ONE OF THE UNITS IN THE DEVELOPMENT BACK BY 15 FT. HE STATED THAT HE HAD DISCUSSED THIS PROPOSAL WITH CONCERNED NEIGHBORS. MR. MULLANEY STATED THAT HE HAD LOOKED AT THIS PARTI- CULAR BANYAN TREE AND IT WAS HIS OPINION THAT IT SHOULD BE SAVED. MRS. RIGERMAN SAID SHE THOUGHT THAT THE NATURAL AREA VEGETATION WAS USUALLY PRE- SERVED BY DEVELOPERS.. A MOTION WAS MADE BY MR. MULLANEY, SECONDED BY RUTHERFORD, TO APPROVE THE VARIANCE. VOTE WAS AS FOLLOWSi FOR, MULLANEY, RUTHERFORD. AGAINSTs RICKMAN, STEVENS & SCHWARTZ. MOTION FAILED BY 3 -2. 2. RECYCLING BUSINESS FOLLOWING DISCUSSION, MR. RUTHERFORD MOVED THAT CHANGES BE MADE FOR M -1, 2 & 3 TO ALLOW THE RE- CYCLING BUSINESS. SECONDED BY MULLANEY. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. THIS WILL BE SUBMITTED AS AN AMENDMENT RECOMMENDATION TO CITY COUNCIL. OLD BUSINESSs SIGNS IN R -1 ZONE CHANGES WERE GIVEN OUT BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL. DISCUSSION, MODIFICATIONS WERE AGREED UPON. R -1 ZONE COMPLETED. SIGNS IN R -2 & R -3 ZONES WILL BE ON AGENDA FOR NEXT MEETING. ALSO ON AGENDA FOR NEXT MEETING WILL BE BEACH EROSICN PROBLEMS. PLANNER REQUESTED TO MTEND. MOTION TO ADJOURN BY SCHWARTZ, SECONDED BY STEVENS. MOTION CARRIED, AND MEETING ADJOURNED AT 9,30 P.M. .,,,FRED RICKMAN, CHAIRMAN 0 City of Cape Canaveral 109 POLL I . CIPE L. FLORIDA ,,Y,U REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING BOARD 8 FEBRUARY 1978 AGENDA, CALL TO ORDER - ROLL CALL READING OF THE MINUTES - 25 JANUARY 1978 COUNCIL REPORT BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT NEW BUSINESS. ITEM 1. BEACH EROSION ITEM 2. SIGNS IN R -2 & R -j ZONES DISCUSSION ADJOURN 1 REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING'BOARD 8 FEBRUARY 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER By MR. RICKMAN, CHR. AT 8 P.M PRESENT, F. RICKMAN COUNCIL, M. RIGERMAN W. RUTHERFORD J. STEVENS BUILDING OFFICIAL M. SCHWARTZ ABSENT, I. BAIN S. SCOGNA J. MULLANEY MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING WERE APPROVED. COUNCIL REPORT, CITY COUNCIL APPROVED RECOMMENDATIONS FOR OCEAN FRONT LOTS, THIS DELETES 3 FT. FOR 2ND STORIES, APPROVED FOR ADVERTISING THE RECYCLING FACILITY. L, 2 & 3 APPROVED ON IST READING CLARIFICATION OF M -1 ZONE, 50 FT. LOT DENSITY APPROV- ED ON 1ST READING. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT, MR, KELLER HANDED OUT HIS MONTHLY T. REPOR NO DISCUSSION. NEW BUSINESS, BEACH EROSION MR, COSTAGNO, THE CITY PLANNER. PRESENTED THE BOARD WITH FACTS AND FIGURES REGARDING THE EROSION PROBLEM, THERE HAS ONLY BEEN ONE SURVEY SINCE SAND WAS PUT ON BEACH SEVERAL YEARS AGO. THE SURVEY WAS COMPLETED IN 1976. NO SURVEY WAS DONE IN 1977 BECAUSE NO STORMS OCCURRED THAT YEAR. BREVARD COUNTY BEACH ADVISORY COM- MITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT A NEW SURVEY BE TAKNE. THESE SURVEYS ARE CONDUCTED BY U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS. THEY WILL PROVIDE THE PLANNING & ZONING BOARD WITH MOST RECENT SURVEY. SAND IS AVAIL- ABLE AT THE A.P. STATION AT K.S.C. CHANNEL IS DUE TO BE DREDGED AGAIN SOON. SOME DEFINITE SIGNS OF BEACH EROSION ARE EVIDENT. ACTION SHOULD BE TAKEN BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE TO CORRECT SITUATION. CITY SHOULD ESTABLISH WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROBLEM. MR. CAS - TAGNO PROVIDED THE BOARD WITH COPIES OF "DUNE LINE SURVEY ". DUNES AT END OF EACH STREET FROM WASHINGTON TO JOHNSON ARE COMPLETELY DESTROYED. THERE IS ONLY ONE WOODEN CROSS -OVER IN CITY. HE RECOMMENDED THAT P & Z ASK CITY COUNCIL TO PROVIDE MATCHING FUNDS FOR A CITY GRANT' TO BUILD WOODEN CROSS- OVERS. MR. MURPHY HAS INFORMATION REGARDING APPLYING FOR GRANTS, MR. RICKMAN MOVED THAT THE P & Z BOARD RECOMMEND TO THE CITY COUNCIL THAT THE CITY PLANNER BE ALLOWED TO PREPARE A STUDY TO SUPPLY THE CITY WITH DUNE CROSS -OVERS AT' THE END OF EACH STREET WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS, NOTION SECONDED BY SCHWARTZ AND PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. REGARDING CONSERVATION & PRESERVATION, TWO AREA IN THE CITY HAVE BEEN RECOMMENDED AS CONSERVATION AREAS, THERE ARE 5 PRESERVATION AREAS IN THE CITY, BUT THEY CAN BE DEVELOPED. THESE ARE INDIAN MOUNDS, BUT THEIR LOCATIONS ARE UNKNOWN. REZONING, BRILEY & WILD ASSOCIATES ARE WORKING ON LAND -USE IN AN OVERALL COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. B&W WILL RECOMMEND THAT SOME AREAS OF C -1 ZONE BE RE -ZONED TO RESIDENTIAL. PERHAPS P & Z CAN REC- COMMEND THESE CHANGES, MAPS WILL BE SENT TO ALL P & Z MEMBERS SHOWING ALL EXISTING COMMERCIAL PROPERTY IN COLOR. FIRST DRAFT WILL BE READY AT THE END OF THIS MONTH. IN THE COMMERCIAL DEVEL- OPMENT PLAN, THE CITY PLANNER WILL RECOMMEND THAT COMMERCIAL PRO- PERTY BE REDUCED, AS 77% OF C -2 AREA IS NOW USED FOR RESIDENTIAL. THE CITY PLA14NER STATED THAT FUTURE PLANS FOR A -IA INCLUDE A SIX - LANE, DIVIDED HIGHWAY, THEREFORE A CENTRAL BUSINESS CLUSTER MIGHT BE ADVISIBLE WITH APPROPRIATE ZONING CHANGES. THE STATE HAS IN- FORMATION ON ZONING THAT IS AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS, UTILITY ELEMENTS, THERE ARE 8 ELEMENT'S. LAND -USE IS UPPERMOST IN CITIZENS' MINDS, BEST WAY FOR CITY TO HANDLE THIS IS FOR LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY TO EITHER APPROVE OR DISAPPROVE AND GIVE RECOMMENDATIONS TO COUNCIL. PUBLIC HEARINGS MUST BE HELD. PER- HAPS L.P.A. SHOULD DEAL WITH 3 OR ELEMENTS AT A TIME, RATHER THAN ALL AT ONCE. 0 PAGE TWO - P & Z BOARD - 2/8/ ?81 OLD BUSINESS, SIGNS IN R -2 & R -3 , REFER TO BOTTOM OF PAGE 20 IN SIGN ORDINANCE. "TEMPORARY SIGNS" INSERT CHART. CONTENTS OF MATRIX ACCEPTABLE. NARRATIVE NOT DISCUSSED. RE CONDOMINIUM SIGNS, MR. SCHWARTZ MOVED THAT CON- DOMINIUM SIGNS READ "10 DAYS AFTER 90% OF ORIGINAL UNITS ARE - SOLD, SIGNS MUST BE REMOVED." SECONDED BY RUTHERFORD. PASSED. POLITICAL SIGNS, CANNOT BE PUT IN ROAD RIGHT -OP -WAY. REGARDING 1 PER PARCEL. THIS SHOULD BE CHANGED TO ONE PER CANDIDATE. REAL ESTATE SIGNS, 16 SQ. FT. REAL ESTATE SIGNS ON AN ACRE +. MOTION BY SCHWARTZ THAT WE ACCEPT THE MATRIX AS AMENDED. MOTION SECONDED BY RUTHERFORD AND PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. R -2 PERMANENT SIGNS, SIZE SHOULD BE REDUCED. HEIGHT RESTRIC- TION IN RESIDENT AREAS SHOULD RESTRICT CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH LARGE SIGNS, AS THERE IS A MAINTENANCE PROBLEM WITH SIGNS. ENTRANCE TO SUB - DIVISION SICNS, PAGE 5, MAX. 24 SQ. FT. SURFACE AREA. VISIBILITY AT INTERSECTIONS IS APROBLEM. CUT SIZE OF SIGNS SET -BACK CHANGED TO 10 FT. FROM LOT LINE. DELETE #6. R -3 MULTI AMILY, DIRECTORY SIGNS. 10 FT. FROM LOT LINE. MOTEL AND HOTEL S- FIGNS ARE SUBJECT TO SITE PLAN APPROVAL. PROCEDURE ON C -5, PAGE 25, DIRECTORY SIGNS. 6S. RIGERMAN BROUGHT UP QUESTION REGARDING DIRECTORY SIGNS. 10 SQ. FT. MAY BE T00 SMALL. CHANGE TO 24 SQ. FT. SIGNS MAY BE ILLUMINATED AND FREE - STANDING. ADD DOUBLE- FACED. MH -1, INCLUDE AS IS. AGENDA FOR NEXT MEETING WILL BE SIGNS IN C -1 AND C -2. MEETING WILL BE HELD FEBRUARY 22ND. MOTION TO ADJOURN BY STEVENS. SECON- DED BY RUTHERFORD. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 10 P.M. RCECD s�IANCHARA. �+ 11 City of Cape Canaveral tOJ POLK AVENUE - APE CANAVERAL. LORiOA JiptO TEL EPN ONE JUJ 7 J�tt0; Regular Meeting Planning & Zoning Board February 22, 1978 7:30 P.M. AGENDA: CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL READING OF MINUTES, FEB. 8, 1978 MEETING COUNCIL REPORT BUILDING OFFICIALtS REPORT NEW BUSINESS ITEM -1: RESIGNATION OF MR. SCOGNA ITEM -2: REVIEW PLAT. MAPS FOR OCEAN140ODS RPUD STAGES 2,3A & 6. ITEM -3: NON - CONFORMING STRUCTURES (SEC.643.05) OLD BUSINESS ITEM -1: SIGNS IN C -1 & C -2 ZONES DISCUSSION ADJOURN REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING BOARD 22 FEBRUARY 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7,40 P.M. BY MR. RICKMAN, CHAIRMAN. THE MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING WERE ACCEPTED ON A MOTION BY MR. MULLANEY, SECONDED BY MR. STEVENS & PASSED. PRESENT, P. RICKMAN COUNCIL, M. RIGERMAN W. RUTHERFORD J. MULLANEY BUILDING OFFICIAL J. STEVENS M. SCHWARTZ COUNCIL REPORT, MRS. RIGERMAN REPORTED THAT TWO ZONING AMEND- MENTS WERE APPROVED BY COUNCIL. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT, PERMIT ISSUED FOR NORTH ELECTRIC BUILDING. NEW BUSINESS, ITEM 1. MR. SCOGNA SUBMITTED A LETTER OF RESIGNATION FROM THE BOARD. A NEW MEMBER WILL BE APPOINTED AT THE NEXT MEETING. MOTION BY MULLANEY TO ACCEPT, WITH REGRET, MR. SCOGNA'S RESIGNATION. SECONDED BY MR. SCHWARTZ. A LETTER WILL BE SENT TO MR. SCOGNA, THANKING HIM FOR HIS SERVICE. MOTION CARRIED. USUAL PROCEDURE IS TO MOVE 1ST ALTERNATE INTO VACANT POSITION. THE BOARD WILL THEN NEED A NEW ALTERNATE. MR. SCHWARTZ INDICATED HE PLANS TO MOVE OUT OF THE CITY SOON, SO TWO VACANCIES WILL HAVE TO BE FILLED. ITEM 2. REVIEW PLAT MAPS FOR OCEAN WOODS RPUD, STAGES 2, 3A & 6, PRELIMINARY REVIEW BY P & Z BOARD. THERE ARE 7 UNITS PER ACRE. TENNIS COURTS WILL INFRINGE UPON THE 60 FT. SET -BACK THAT WAS ORIGI- NALLY REQUIRED. THE P & 2 BOARD IS ASSIGNED THE TASK OF REVIEWING ALL MAPS BEFORE THE BOARD OF AD- JUSTMENTS TAKES IT INTO CONSIDERATION. DISCUSSION WAS HELD AS TO WHETHER OR NOT THE TENNIS COURTS COULD BE MOVED FURTHER FROM THE LOT LINE SO THEY WOULD NOT BE TOO CLOSE TO PRESENT HOUSING. MR. SCHWARTZ MOVED THAT THE BOARD ACCEPT STAGE 6. REC- REATION COMPLEX, SET -BACK AS AMENDED BY MOVING THE TENNIS COURTS SOUTH 15 FT. MOTION SECONDED BY MR. RUTHERFORD & PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. MOTION BY RUTHERFORD, SECONDED BY STEVENS, TO APPROVE STAGES 2 AND 3A. PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. ITEM 3. NON - CONFORMING STRUCTURES (Sec. 643.05) THE OWNER (RESIDENT -MGR.) OF AN APARTMENT COMPLEX HAS REQUESTED PERMISSION TO ADD ONTO THE ROOF OF HIS BUILDING TO EXPAND LIVING SPACE FOR HIMSELF. THIS WOULD INCREASE THE SIZE OF THE PRESENT UNIT. DOES THIS TYPE OF EXPANSION MEAN THE APARTMENT HAS INCREASED A NON- COMFORMITY? BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS WILL NOT DECIDE ISSUE. PRESENTLY THERE ARE 10 EF- FICIENCY UNITS. THE PROPERTY WOULD NOT SUPPORT THE 10 UNITS WITH PRESENT DENSITY RULES. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE EXPANSION BE ALLOWED, SO LONG AS THE DENSITY IS NOT INCREASED BEYOND PRESENT 10. AISO DISCUSSED WAS DEFINITION OF EASTERN PROPERTY LINE ON OCEAN FRONT LOTS. THIS MATTER IS UNDER REVIEW BY THE CITY ATTORNEY. PLANNING & ZONING BOARD -- PAGE TWO -- 2/22/78:' ANOTHER ITEM FOR AGENDA AT THE NEXT MEETING WILL BE THE CON- VERSION OF APARTMENTS TO CONDOMINIUMS. OLD BUSINESSt MR. STEVENS MADE A MOTION THAT SIGNS IN C -1 & C -2 BE TALBLED UNTIL NEXT MEETING. SECONDED BY MULLANEY AND PASSED. MOTION. BY STEVENS TO ADJOURN. SECONDED BY MULLANEY. MOTION CARRIED AND MEETING WAS ADJOURNED AT?29 P.F r RED R CXMAN, CHA py N %FOGS+? 'J wA ci % c R` °iiuTi.f,dm�ti�YSfA�+Y2L _... �........ x.•,..-:.. r. r,e•�•h�:.:.w,w..,..�.,;w...�w. ,...a..:.:,:,.ri+..:..s:..« ++w.'vF:.wH:.:a�,,.. ... rm saw .- r— •.•�.w,:>...- .,,�.,.., _.._.__�.: _ _. __. _. _. .,; City of Cape Canaveral 105 POLN AVENUE . CAPE CANAVENAL. PLO PiOA JEP]O T E LEPNONE 305 7_1 - REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING BOARD 8 MARCH 1978 AGENDAS, CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL READING OF. MINUTES OF 22 FEBRUARY 1978 COUNCIL REPORT BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT NEW BUSINESSs l.FIZL VACANCIES ON P & Z BOARD Z.TENTATIVE VARIANCE 3,CONVERSION OF APARTMENTS TO CONDOMINIUMS OLD BUSINESS& /.SIGNS IN C -1 AND C -2 DISCUSSION ADJOURN s REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING BOARD & MARCH 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY MR. RUTHERFORD, VICE- CHAIRMAN, AT 7,45 P.M. THE MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING WERE ACCEPTED ON A MOTION BY MULLANEY. SECONDED BY STEVENS. MOTION PASSED. PRESENT, W. RUTHERFORD COUNCIL, L. BOYD J. MULLANEY J. STEVENS BUILDING OFFICIAL I. BAIN COUNCIL REPORT, MRS. BOYD STATED THAT IN REGARD. TO THE VARIANCE ALLOWING A RECYCLING BUSINESS TO LOCATE IN CAPE CANAVERAL, THE CITY WANTED THE FOLLOWING WORDS DEFINED, "NON - HAZARDOUS ", "STRUCTURES" AND "CONTAINERS ". UNLESS THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVES OF DEFINITIONS, THE AMENDMENT WILL NOT PASS ON 2ND READING. IT WAS AGREED THAT THESE DEFINITIONS EXIST IN THE FIRE PREVENTION CODE NOW IN EFFECT IN THE CITY. MR. MULLANEY MOVED THAT THE WORDING RECOKMF.NDING THE RECYCLING BUSINESS BE AMENDED IN SECTION E TO READ, "AS DEFIN- ED BY THE FIRE PREVENTION CODE, EFFECTIVE EDITION, AND BY INTER- PRETATION OF BUILDING OFFICIAL ". MOTION SECONDED BY STEVENS AND PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT, MR. KELLER HANDED OUT HIS MONTHLY REPORT. DISCUSSION WAS HELD. MR. MENGES, A NEW EMPLOYEE IN THE BUILDING DEPT., WAS INTRO- DUCED TO THE BOARD. MR. KELLER REMARKED THAT 95% OF THE CITIZENS APPROVE OF THE HOUSING INSPECTION PROGRAM NOW UNDER WAY. NEW BUSINESS, ITEM 1. FILL VACANCIES ON P & Z BOARD AT THE PRESENT TIME, THERE ARE NO CANDIDATES FOR VACANT SPOTS. ITEM 2. VARIANCE REOUEST MR. GEO. FIRKIN PRESENTED HIS CLIENT, WHO REQUESTED VARIANCE #78 -3. THIS REQUEST IS TO ALLOW NON - CONFORMING LOT SIZES AND SET- BACKS OF BUILDINGS IN M -2 ZONE FOR MINI - WAREHOUSES. FOLLOWING DIS- CUSSION, MR. KELLER SUGGESTED THAT THE VARIANCE REQUEST BE SEPERAT- ED INTO TWO FACTIONS, 1) SUB - DIVIDING LAND INTO SEPERATE PARCELS 2) OF REP. 645.23 PAGE 92 REGULATIONSUFOROVARIANCES AS DTO BOARD POFPADJUSTMENTS. REP. 638.71 CREATION OF 3 PARCELS, PLUS LOCATION OF BUILDINGS ON PARCEL. IT WAS AGREED THAT ZONING ORDINANCE IN M -2 SHOULD BE CHANGED SO THAT VARIANCES WILL NOT BE NECESSARY IN THE FUTURE. THIS ITEM WILL BE SCHEDULED FOR NEXT MEETING. MR. RUTHERFORD MOVED THAT THE VARIANCE BE ACCEPTED IN SO FAR AS THE PROPERTY CAN BE DIVIDED INTO 3 PARCELS OF THE APPROXIMATE SIZES SHOWN IN THE APPLICATION. MOTION SECONDED BY STEVENS AND PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. VARIANCE REQUEST WAS AMENDED TO PROVIDE 20 FT. SET- BACKS, EXCEPT AT CORNERS, WHERE 10 FT. WOULD BE SUFFICIENT. MR. RUTHERFORD MOVED THAT 10 FT. SET -BACKS ON CORNERS BE APPROVED. STEVENS SECONDED THE MOTION AND IT WAS PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. (THIS TAKES CARE OF ONE BUILD - WILL.BE MOTION MINIMUMROFHIOFFT.I, ATSECONDED NORTHERNMOSTIBUILDING GENERAL THE NORTH SET-BACK LOT. AT ALL STREETS. NEXT BUILDING SOUTH TO BE 20 FT. AWAY AND SET -BACK 20 FT. FROM STREET. MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. IT_ Ems. CONVERSION OF APARTMENTS TO CONDOMINIUMS IF THIS IS NOT ADDRESSED IN ZONING ORDINANCE, BUILDING OFFICIAL CANNOT CONTROL SITUATION. CITY ATTORNEY ADVISED THAT THERE IS NO CHANGE OF OCCUPANCY IN CONVERSION. A CONDOMINIUUM IS A TYPE OF OWN- ERSHIP, NOT TYPE OF BUILDING. IT IS CONCEIVABLE THAT MOTELS COULD BE BUILT, THEN CONVERTED INTO CONDOS, SINCE THERE IS PRESENTLY NO PROCEDURE ON CONVERSIONS. PACE TWO -- P & Z BOARD THIS ITEM WILL BE TABLED UNTIL MORE RESEARCH CAN BE DONE, ADJACENT CITIES, ETC, MOTION BY MR. RUTHERFORD TO ADJOURN WAS SECO D DY PASSED, MEETING ADJOURNED AT 10 P,M, �• BAIN AND AYN UT ORD VIC IRMAN City of Cape Canaveral .O] POER.VENUE . •RE C.NAVER- FIORIDA 32920 T EEERNONE 303 ]931100 REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING BOARD 22 MARCH 1978 AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROW. CALL READING OF MINUTES OF 8 MARCH 1978 COUNCIL REPORT BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT NEW BUSINESSE ITEM 1. RESIGNATIONS OF I. BAIN AND M. SCHNARTZ ITEM 2. FILL VACANCIES, IF POSSIBLE ITEM 3. ZONING ORDINANCES IN M -2 irc- Y. (krErmi r Vnc rc Actcy OLD BUSINESS, ITEM 1. SIGNS IN C -1 AND C -2 DISCUSSION ADJOURN ® o REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING BOARD 22 MARCH 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7,30 P.M. BY MR. RICKMAN, CHAIRMAN. THE MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING WERE APPROVED AS TYPED. PRESENT, F. RICKMAN COUNCIL: M. RIGERMAN W. RUTHERFORD J. MULLANEY BUILDING OFFICIAL J. STEVENS COUNCIL REPORT, SECOND READING OF 3/78 (RECYCLING) POSTPONED. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT, PETITION FOR CLOSING ALLEY. MULLANEY MADE A MOTION TO APPROVE, SECONDED BY RUTHERFORD & PASSED. NEW BUSINESS, ITEM 1. RESIGNATIONS, LETTERS OF RESIGNATION WERE SUBMITTED BY MRS. BAIN AND MR. SCHWARTZ. RUTHERFORD MOVED THAT BAIN'S RESIGNATION BE ACCEPTED. STEVENS SECONDED & MOTION CARRIED. MOTION BY RUTHERFORD, SECONDED BY MULLANEY. TO ACCEPT MR.' SCHWARTZ'S RESIGNATION. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 2. FILL VACANCIES, NO LETTERS OF APPLICATION HAVE BEEN RECEIVED. CITY NEWSLETTER INCLUDES AN ITEM SOLICITING NEW MEMBERS. ITEM 3. ZONING IN M -2, DISCUSSION WAS HELD ON MINIMUM LOT SIZE FOR DEVELOPMENT, REF. 638.71, LOT AREA FRONTAGE. STEVENS MOVED THAT SEC. 638.71 BE AMENDED FOR MINIMUM LOT AREA TO 10,000 SQ. FT., FRONTAGE OF 7$ FT. MIN. DEPTH 100 FT. MOTION SECONDED BY MULLANEY & PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. FOLLOW- ING GENERAL DISCUSSION RELATIVE TO SETBACKS AND BUILDING SIZE, IT WAS DECIDED THAT NO FURTHER CONSIDERATION NEEDED. MR. STEVENS MADE A MOTION TO REMOVE FLOOR AREA RATIO UNDER LOT AREA. SECOND BY RUTHERFORD. PASSED. SEC. 638.91 MINIMUM LOT AREA. MOTION BY STEVENS TO DELETE RATIO OF GROSS FLOOR AREA TO LOT AREA, ETC., SECONDED BY RUTHERFORD & PASSED. OLD BUSINESS, SIGNS IN C -1 & 2, T -1, M -1, 2& 3 ZONES. DISCUSSION HELD. ITEM CONTINUED UNTIL NEXT MEETING APRIL 12TH. DISCUSSION ON RPUD - PHASE 6. REDRAWN PLOT MAP SHOWN, APPROVED. MOTION TO ADJOURN AT10,00 P.M. MOTION CARRIED. RE RICKMAN', CHAIRMAN City of Cape Canaveral 206 ROLR A-UC . CAPE •IER�L. ILGAIDA 32920 It Lt_o_ I., 'I_ �,O, REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING BOARD 26 APRIL 1978 AGENDAt CALL TO ORDER - ROLL CALL READING OF THE MINUTES - 22 MARCH 1978 COUNCIL REPORT BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT OLD BUSINESSt ITEM 1. SIGNS IN C -1 & 2 T -1 M -1, 2 & 3 ZONES DISCUSSION ADJOURN REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING BOARD 26 APRIL 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7145 P.M. BY THE CHAIRMAN, MR. RICKMAN. ROLL CALL WAS TAKEN. PRESENT, F. RICKMAN COUNCIL, M. RIGERMAN J. MULLANEY W. RUTHERFORD BUILDING OFFICIAL ABSENT, J. STEVENS MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING WERE APPROVED AS READ. REPORT FROM COUNCIL, MRS. RIGERMAN REPORTED THAT THE COUNCIL HAD APPROVED FOR ADVERTISING THE AMENDMENT TO M -2 ZonE. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT, MR. KELLER HANDED OUT HIS MONTHLY RE- PORT. 09,000 IN PERMITS HAVE BEEN ISSUED. OCEAN WOODS HAS DRAWN ALL PERMITS FOR STAGE I. NEW BUSINESS, REQUEST FOR VARIANCE 78-5 :MR. O'BRIEN AND HIS REALTOR, MR. HEN -KORI, REQUESTED THE ABOVE VARIANCE UNDER SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS IN C -2 ZONE. PERFORMANCE STAN- DARDS HAVE ALL BEEN MET UNDER SECTION 638.07 E. MR, O'BRIEN EX- PLAINED HIS MODE OF OPERATION. THERE WILL BE A SALES AND DISPLAY AREA IN THE BUILDING. LOCATION IS FORMER I.G.A. GROCERY BUILDING, SIGN TO BE REMOVED. THERE WAS A MOTION BY MR. RUTHERFORD, SECOND- ED BY MR. MULLANEY. TO APPROVE THE SPECIAL EXCEPTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH 78 -5, PARAGRAPH 638.07 E. MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. OLD BUSINESS, SIGNS IN C -1 d, 2, T -1, M -1, 2 & 3 SIGNS IN SERVICE STATIONS WOULD BE LEFT AS PART OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE. ALL SERVICE STATION SIGNS ARE BY "EXCEPTION ONLY ". SIGNS HAVE ALREADY BEEN DESCRIBED. DELETE ALMOST EVERYTHING CON- TAINED ONP PAGES 26 THRU 33. WHEN SIGN ORDINANCE IS COMPLETED, IT WILL BE RE -TYPED AND REDUCED IN SIZE. SIGNS IN THESE ZONES WILL BE REDUCED TO A TABLE OF CONTENT. THIS FORMAT WILL BE PRE - SENTED TO COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL. INFORMATION IN NARRATIVE SHOULD BE REVIEWED. IF SIGN ORDINANCE IS GOING TO BE INCORPORATED INTO ZONING ORDINACE, THEN PENALTIED 653.33 WILL NOT BE NEEDED. ANNUAL BUSINESS LICENSES WERE DISCUSSED, INCLUDING SIGN RENEWALS. AGENDA FOR THE NEXT MEETING, MAY LOTH, WILL BE "SIGNS, DEFINITIONS ". MR. MULLANEY MOVED THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED, AND MEETING ADJOURNED AT 9,05 P.M. RED RICKMAN. CHAIRMAN City of Cape Canaveral IW PO En AVENUE - CAPE CANAVERAL. FLORIDA 12920 TELENaNE _ 783.11. REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING BOARD 10 MAY 1978 AGENDA: CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL READING OF MINUTES OF 26 APRIL 1978 COUNCIL REPORT BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT NEW BUSINESS: 1. REFER SEC. 638.07 DO & I{. 63'1.87 D o . MRS. W. SCHA14UEL - QUESTION: Would an "Automobile Repair Garage" be a portion of' a service station on sub -lease basis, when performing minor -major repairs. 2. REFER SEC. 641.01. MR. L. NICHOLAS - DISCUSS: Private Club Liquor License regulations for on premise :ales. OLD BUSINESS: SIGNS, DEFINITIONS DISCUSSION ADJOURN � �C".�2n(�L!_ilLla/ LL�/LO� /�C`''1,C�C��j L //Jl. Q / PLANNING & ZONING BOARD 14 JUNE 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7120 P.i.i. BY MR. RICKMAN, CHR. ROLL CALL WAS 'TAKEN, PRESENT. J. RICKMAN COUNCIL, V. BOYD W. RUTHERFORD W. MERTZ MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING WERE APPROVED AS READ, REPORT FROM COUNCIL. MRS. BOYD PRESENTED A LETTER TO THE BOARD REGARDING RETAIL COMMERCIAL USE IN M -1 ZONE. SHE REQUESTED THAT THE BOARD EXAMINE THE 'ZONING ORDINANCE WHICH PROHIBITS RETAIL- COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES IN THE INDUSTRIAL AREA ON THE , MAIN ARTERY. 'THIS ITEM WILL BE DISCUSSED AT A LATER DA'Z'E. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT. NO REPORT. NEW BUSINESS: 1. REFER SEC. 638.07 D(0) & H AND 637.87 D(0) MRS. SCHANUEL, PETITIONER, FAILED TO APPEAR. -OLD BUSINESS. SIGNS, DEFINITIONS. MR. RUTHERFORD MOVED THAT PHIS ITEM BE TABLED. MOTION SECONDED BY M,R. MERTZ AND CARRIED. AGENDA FOR NEXT MEETING WILL INCLUDE MRS. BOYD'S REQUEST AND SELECTION OF NEW 140MBERS. MR. MERTZ MOVED THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. MOTION SECONDED BY N.R. RUTHERFORD AND PASSED. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 7.28 P.M. thiA?� CHAIRMAN SUBMITTED BY LOUISE KELLER, SECRETARY �7u jj � i G City of Cape Canaveral SOS POCK IVERIIC • PE «„�vCREt. ECOR........ TECCPNO.E SOS )93Ii00 a.4%�'ID��(C.CM.�u.�v BOARD REGUEAR I'1{.C'. +yam JUNE 28, 1978, 7:00 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL EMgnEB OF .MB: 14 NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. ACWTANCE OF MR. RICIAIAN'S RESIGNATION ITEM 2. E.ECPION OF OFFICER.'S ITEM 3. HFAUM ON BEQUEST NO. 78 -7 RE: REQUEST FOR SPECIAL EXCEPTION TO AUZ? V.F.W. TO OPERATE CLUB SMWIEIG ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES FOR ON- PREMISE OONSUMPTION WI•EHIN 2,000 FEET OF ANGIM SUCH ESTABLISIi -M ADJOURN PLANNING & ZONING BOARD REGULAR MEETING JUNE 28, 1978 THE MEETING WAS a= TO ORDER AT 7:10 P.M. BY MR. RLMIERFORD. ROLL CALL WAS TAM AND THE MEMBERS PRESENT I.ERE: W. RUTHERFORD W. MERTZ AND J. STEVENS. ABSENT WERE: J. MUL ANEY. OTHERS PRESENT WERE: J. RIGIOMW, COUNCIL MEMBERS LAVERNE BOYD AND MARILYN RICERMAN, MR, LEO NICHOLAS, MR. JIM BUNTING AND MR. ED MENGES. MIDRAFS OF THE MEETING OF JUNE 14 WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN - NEW BUSINESS 1. MR. IERTZ MOVED TO ACCEPT THE RESIGNATION OF MR. RICnW. MR. STEVENS SECONDED MOTION. MMION PASSED tWMIDUSLY. 2. MR. STEVENS MOVED TO ACCEPT TILE RESIGNATIDN OF LOUISE KELM FROM THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD AS SECRETARY. MR. MERTZ SECONDED POTION. ETYMON PASSED UNAN1213USLY. BE TARI O• UUNTII BOARD OONSISTED OF FOUR MENBERS. MUTTON SECONDED BY MR. HERTZ AND CARRIED UNANDMSLY. 4. HEARING ON REQUEST NO. 78 -7 RE: REQUEST FOR SPECIAL EXCEPTION TO ALLOW V.F.W. TO OPERATE CLUB S11tr= ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES FOR ON-PREMISE CON - SLMPTION WLTHIN 2,000 FEET OF ANOIiM SUCH ESTABLISDOU - FLOOR WAS OPEN FOR DISCUSSION ON THIS ITEM, MR, NICHOLAS REPORTED TO ME BOARD THAT THE V.F.W. IS LCOYJM FOR CLUB LICENSE TO SERVE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES TO MEMBERS IR GUESTS AND THAT Timm NOT umEND To Go INTO �BARSSI THE AREA. MR. MNENS IMED APPROVE REQUEST 778 7 WITH . MOTION SECONDED BY MR. MERTZ. MOTION PASSED UNkM4)USLY, DISCUSSION THERE WAS SCME DISCUSSION REGARDING MEMBERS RESIGNING. IT WAS BROUGHT UP THAT THE BOARD LEEDS TIM METBERS (1) REGULAR AND (2)ALTERNATES. _ LAVERNE BOYD SUGGESTED THE BOARD ADVERTISE NEWSLETTER. MR ORUIiiERFG RD SUGGESTED THAT ADVERTISSIING THE CAPE BY FORD OF MIT i MAY BE JUST AS EFFECTNE, MART.YN RIG[R"4+N READ A LETTER FROK WAYNE T17)r>a SED TO CITY ATTORNEY RICHARD F. SCOTT RE: RE- ZCNIILG OF C icRaAL WrllUN THE CITY. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 7:27 P,M, t CE -CH WAYNE U HE FORD City of Cape Canaveral 105 RO6n AVENUE . NA-11L. FLORIDA 32020 TELElNoNC 303 i3a NOO REGULAR MEETING PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD JULY 12, 1978 7:00 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL READING OF MINUTES OF JUNE 28, 1978 ITEM 1. ELECTION OF OFFICERS (TABLED AT 6 -28 MEETING) NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF OCEAN WOODS STAGES 4 AND 5A 8:00 P.M. LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY MEETING RECOMMENDATION RE: MEMBERSHIP • 0 PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD REGULAR MEETING JULY 12, 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7:05 P.M. ROLL CALL 14AS TAKEN AND THE MEMBERS PRESENT WERE: W. RUTHERFORD, W. HERTZ AND J. STEVENS. ABSENT: J. MULLANEY, OTHERS PRESENT WERE: COUNCIL MEMBERS L.C. BOYD, M.A. RIGERMAN, J. RICKMAN, TOM WASDIN, GEORGE BURNS AND ROY COWELL FROM STOTTLER STAGG& ASSOCS. MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF JUNE 28 WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF OCEAN WOODS STAGES 4 AND 5A AFTER A BRIEF REPORT FROM TOM WASDIN POINTING OUT THE SETBACKS FOR STAGES 4 AND SA OF THE OCEAN WOODS PROJECT, MR. STEVENS MADE MOTION TO APPROVE. MR. MERTZ SECONDED, MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. UNFINISHED BUSINESS ITEM 1. ELECTION OF OFFICERS (TABLED AT JUNE 28 MEETING) IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT BECAUSE THIS ITEM WAS TABLED AT THE JUNE 28 MEETING, MEMBERS WOULD HAVE TO HOLD ELECTION OF OFFICERS WITHOUT THE FOURTH MEMBER PRESENT. MR. STEVENS MADE MOTION TO ELECT I4AYNE RUTHERFORD AS CHAIRMAN. MR. MERTZ SECONDED. MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. MR. STEVENS MADE MOTION TO ELECT JOHN MULLANEY AS VICE-CHAIRMAN. MR. MERTZ SECONDED. MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. DISCUSSION DUE TO LACK OF MEMBERS FOR THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD, MR. STEVENS SUGGESTED THAT MEMBERS OF THE CITIZEN'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE MIGHT 14ANT TO JOIN. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 7:30 P.M. ALQ"64 D 8 - B B =i& LLIOTT City of Cape Canaveral IOf 10- AVENUE P[. -A-AL. IIOHIDA 30220 REGULAR MEETING PLANNING AND ZONING JULY 26, 1978 7:00 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL READING OP MINUTES OF JULY 12 NEW BUSINESS SETBACK ITEM 1. S REGULATIONS FOR POOL AT PROPOSED F PROPOSEDCONDOMINIUM AT TAYLOR AND OCEAN ITEM 2. DISCUSSION RE: 1978 -79 BUDGET REQUEST UNFINIsurD BUSINESS ITEM 1. SIGN ORDINANCE LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY MEETING ITEM 1. COMMUNITY FACILITIES PLAN ITEM 2. COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD REGULAR VESTING JULY 26, 1978 THE VEE'TING 11,13 CALLED TO ORDER AT 7110 P-M ROLL CALL VIAS TAKEN AND EEMBERS PRESENT WERE: l. PUTH.E.R116RD, W. 61ERTZ AND J. SM-NS. AEFENT. J. EULIAN-Y, OTHERS PRESENT. E. ALLLN, DUILDING OFFICIAL, AND J. I.* Till UTI'S OF PrETI'm U, JU;,Y 12, 1978, WERE APPROVED AS '.;RITTJ-,:N. 73137INEMS IT_ EJ'L I. R.- 0 RE: F ]Ud1ST1,gF11_ 8F 1,111AME Cr SETBACK Z 'p, Pool, AT PROPOSED CONW INTUTj TAIM)M, AND UL;?,;Arj ,!H. ALLEN STATED THIS ITEM CONCERNED A REQUEST FRO:; JERRY 1,ARATHON FOR A POOL WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION SETBACK; T.Z., ENTIRE POOL IS IN THIS AREA. PAPER'.IORK CON'CEIINING REQUEST If-, ZTTACHED. INIR. ALIEN. BUILDING OFFICIAL, -TAT7.1) TEAT i,.PTER GOING THROUGH THE STATE STATUES, HE DID NUT ANY WAY TH12 CITY COULD HANDLE THIS REQUEST. ALIEN I'UF,TH1m STATED THAT IT ilAr A D! ,FART;.;ENT OF NAM I. .1 ZT21,1ENS :;'PATTED THAI I.R. IARATHOI1 ;:OUID IL"k;_E T,' A RMZ', Sc ., FRO: THE j'PAT--,-' 2EFORE THE BOARD COULD BO AI:YT]Iil:(j WITH THIS REQUEST. ':R. ALLEN STATED THAT IF YHE STATE (;,'Vt:T- I . L' '21i2f; THE BOARD COULD GO ALONG WITH THE Rn1'Q1U_-:;T_ FUR TK: VARIANCI-.. ::AD- A I:OTIOj: TO D-,;'Y THE P-:Q K:;T PCa ;XTION :;:TCCj,,DLD. PUT MFCIRD T`0I;:T;]D OUT )M ER TNI-E 0M '7 �.AS 01:E ER IMU. THI, h"i '0VTY OR COA.171M, ::U;;ICIPALIT'l- F.111. C01:,;TPU,::T10N ZCNING/BUILDINC j!; L7 Cg !aOIIMICNIS W THIS PINGVIDT>D U( ;ROV.:D PY TIM OF WiTURAL RESCURC F; To 'ROSIM AND SI vEGUARD OF A;jj.',1_T::i'T THE CITY DUES 1MVIE 7V7 i:TGI!7 7,� ,:'T Ol',N ',*ET 0/ RUI,`]:3 AND REGULATIONS BUT IT 3TILI, TO _21 A rT ROVED BY P D-7.0AF OF IIATUII,'1I, R_-L;OURCL,';; Ar:,, T AR � ,:;OINI,' TO JUD3E' Ar:ATI,::,'T IT 1!,' THE'Y '.OLLO�: THEIR ',U , .12 TO IT T `)ROT7i�,TS THTE C&ISTLINE, IF THEY ARL AI�PkWi-;) 0!: TT. RUT'HI� _k�'ORD A W,,M:I,17HMATTCN '.lTLI, CO To TOT' ADTUZTi,.-,,!:' THAT MI" 7AnT,`_,7;-' NOT P.1. AT Loll-ED. ::(,T!,'!; `OTT D ON AI;D PASc) Uj,,V:TT OUST,'.. O 2. DISCUSSION RE: I078-70 BUDGET REQU"-r PLANNING AND LONING, DWRD ",.Ei RMEI 'IED 11ROPOGED 3UD- GET AND AGREED TO THE FOLLOWING 71i1TTCiFAT1,.D EXPi PRINTING ': PUBLISHING .,235 - 00 n:ILEA GE 231-00 ZONING 150-00 :ZANCHES 300-00 SALARIES 485.00 atSI 30-00 CASTE; 5,000-00 SIGN 250.00 TOTAL ANTICIPATED EY. PEIISES. $6.681.00 T•M. T;ERTZ :6IDE A L:OTICN TO ACCEPT 'I'Iff: RECC'17:-NDED BUDGET OF !;6,691.00. :.:0TION SECONDED AND PASSED LP.NFINTSHED BUST'1Er3S I. STW; MM::ANCE, PIANNTNC AND ZONING DISLIS37D '!iE ]AMST DR)IFT OF THE Z;IC;:: CRDINANCL, COPY ATTACHED. !•F',. ALLEN STATED THAT A SIGN CRDI:Af;CE EXISTED IN THE STANDARD BUILDING CCD-- t:P. S-D'.TED THE R-TISM FOR PROFOST?D SIGN U.-I"DINANCE TO INCORPORATE IT INTO THE Zo"' I ING ORDINANCE • ':UCH DISCUS4I(7%' R. :; TI"IEN'S AND !.:R. IHAT WHE-2! —, — 1.' 1 .!.- ZTGN CRDINAN— DU11,1CATID L: THE 3T1i:D.r'.RD UILDING M) Z, TI-:T THM Tjf-,- t :GRDS, C C: Y '::IT.. C1''.. 23, S D.:,.,,R -D P, U I L:) P oG C C, D I NS E q T R . RUT :ii 0;!) MCP i,:P,. ALLEI: .) I� TO 711.,� STAND11RD r ORDINAT:CL A� llill".DiNr: 1 0:):-. :MK !A!: --L!t1';'ICATIO:; OF 1:1!. i-.LL—:'S REVIE- .11 G, D T LT,ATIO-:C D11T 7.1CULD T WP Al Y 1:7 .-ADTNUS AN-) --UiLDT1:o c 0-DE, Ru C:�:,:D E T " T:115 ACTTC: T37' TO ALLOT, T;,"-,., AiLE'N. T7!.--,' TO ?:-.7I-LW Ti!' C! 1C TA L, I N AND 1V--SZv1) U::1,N1'-CUaLY. ,,I- ::CTTC:; S !'E-ETT11.3 ADJ GURL D AT P-25 P.::. N LOCAL PI✓AHNING AGENCY R EGULAR.ESETING JULY 26, 1978 THE LIEETING :JAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 8:26 I'.m. AE6'..p ERS PRESENT ilERE: Il. RUTHERFORD, "I. IdERTZ AND J. STEVENS. OS %NT: J. i•:ULL NEY. OTHERS PRESENT L ^RE: J. RICKI-AN, COUNCIL MEMBER L. C. BOYD, AND E. ALLEN, BUILDING OFFICIAL. i;INUTES OF IMMIG OF JULY 12, 1978, WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. MR. RUTHERFORD ASKED MRS. BOYD FOR A REPORT FRO!,! THE COUNCIL. IRS. BOYD STATED THAT THE ATTORNEY WAS LOOKING OVER THE LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY'S RECOi•iL1ENDATIONS.. ITEi4 1. C01,14UNITY FACILITIES PLAJ; 1•IR. RUTHERFORD ASKED MRS. BOYD WHETHER THE PLAN SHOULD BE APPROVED AS A TOTAL PACKAGE OR IF EACH SECTION SHOULD DE KINDLED ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS. "RS. DOYD RECOLILIENDED THEY H,INDLE THE SECTIONS ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS. AFTER 14UCH DISCUSSION OF THE RECOi;!ZNDATIONS.AT T1: END OF EACH SECTION IN THE COL7•iUNITY FACILITIES PLAN, IT ;7A[; RECOL:L:ENDED THAT ITEf,IS I AND 2 BE DEFERRED TILL ALL LPA i�:E'BERS AND OTHERS CONCERNED HAVE HAD f, CHANCE TO READ AND L'9KE COL7.ENTG TO BOTH PLAIDS. f•IR. RUT116FORD RE•CO:G:ENDED THAT THESE TWO ITEi;IS BE PUT ON THE AGENDA. FOR THE NEXT LEE NG IN ADDITION TO TAKING A SURVEY TO SEE MAT EVERYONE HAD COPIES OF THE TWO DOCUI- TENTS. 1111S. BOYD REQUESTED EVERYONE LOOK AT THE R°CM1iENDATION ON PAGE 20 OF THE COi,`J+iUNITY FACILITIES PLAN. SHE ALSO REQUESTED THEIR OPINION AND RECO1d:ENLIATIONS ON THE FURCHASE Oil ADDITIONAL PROPERTY FOR COi3•i U11ITY FACILITIES PROPERTY AT ',145,060 AND ANOTHER PARCEL 1111ICL1 lS 'iA TOPBE CONDEMNED. IT! ADDITION, i•RS. BOYD ASKED Tk{E BOARD WHAT PF.OFERTY SHOULD BE PURCHASED: D: I.E. , RESIDENTIAL OR I":LANU I'120F;iRTY VERSUS STATED THAI `ORIVERFAGNT/OC:i4N1•PROI�ERTY� LROUG1il'f IT: OFO ?L�.'Ii',?VEI: UE IN THE FORf,: OF TAX DOLLARS AND INDICA TEU 'II' SIl0U1.D NOT BE PURC1iASED POP, CO;;bIUNITY FURPOSES. ..E *TINC ADJOURNED AT B-50 "Nit RU }[F iE HD ILI . _ tCRIETARY - j(1%N FOSDICK City of Cape Canaveral IO5 POLK AVENUE • APE CANAVERAL. FLORIDA 32010 )ELEP_E 305 )831100 REGULAR METING PLANNING AND ZONING AUGUST 9, 1978 AGENDA CALL 4O ORDER ROLL GULL READING OF DTINVPFS OF JULY 26 UEIFINISI ED BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION RE: SIGN ORDINANCE IOCAL PLANNING AGENCY MEETING ITE74 1. COEMIUNITY FACILITIES PIAN ITEM 2. OONPTERCIAL DEVEIDpDUNT PLAN NO Q U O R U M FOR T H E A B O V E M E E T I NO City of Cape Canaveral IOB POLK AVENUE . CAPE CANAVERAL. O ELOB�OA ]3830 T[L[PNOH[ ]OB )B]UO REGULAR MEETING PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD AUGUST 23, 1978 /I 7:00 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL READING OF MINUTES OF JULY 26 NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION RE: NEW MEMBER ITEM 2. DISCUSSION RE: SETBACKS IN R -1, R -2 AND R -3 ITEM 3. DISCUSSION RE: AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE TO ALLOW ROOMING HOUSES IN R -2 AND R -3 ZONES ITEM 4. DISCUSSION RE: SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL IN C -1 UNFINISHED BUSINESS ITEM 1. SIGN ORDINANCE LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY MEETING ITEM 1. COMMUNITY FACILITIES PLAN ITEM 2. COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN NO Q U O R U M F O R T H E A B O V E M E E T I N G I`' -I: • City of Cape Canaveral 105 P.,R...N U[ . -E CANAVERAL. FLORIDA 32020 SPECIAL MELTING PLANNING 6 ZONING AUGUST 26, 1978 11:00 A.M. AGENDA CATS. TO ORDER ROLL CALL NLW BUSINESS ITEd 1. REOOE214NDATION OF NEW MISER ITEM 2. DISCUSSION RE: AMFNLMN`r 70 ZONING ORDINANCE TO ALELAJ ROOMING HOUSES IN R -2 AND R -3 TONES AIUOURN PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD SPECIAL MEETING AUGUST 26, 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 11e00 A.M. ROLL CALL WAS TAKEN AND MEMBERS PRESENT WERE] WAYNE RUTHERFORD — CHAIRMAN JOHN MULLANEY — VICE CHAIRMAN WALTER MERTZ OTHERS PRESENT WEREs MARILYN RIGERMAN — CITY COUNCIL LAVERNE BOYD — CITY COUNCIL LARRY POSNER — PROPONENT /ITEM2 MARK SELL — TODAY REPORTER ABSENTS JOHN STEVENS MINUTES OF JULY 26, 1978, MEETING WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. MR. MERTZ MADE A RECOMMENDATION THAT WE HAVE MEETINGS ON SATURDAYS INSTEAD OF WEDNESDAYS SO THAT WE WOULD BE SURE OF HAVING A QUORUM. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. RECOMMENDATION OF NEW MEMBER MR. RUTHERFORD STATED THAT JOHN FOSTER HAD SENT IN A LETTER REQUESTING MEMBERSHIP ON THE P &Z BOARD, THAT HE HAD ATTENDED THE MEETING ON AUGUST 29, WHICH WAS CANCELLED DUE TO LACK OF A QUORUM, AND THAT HE SEEMED INTERESTED AND HAD LIVED IN THE AREA THE REQUIRED TIME LIMIT. MR. MERTZ MADE A MOTION TO ACCEPT JOHN FOSTER AS A MEMBER OF THE P &Z BOARD. MR. MULLANEY SECONDED THE MOTION, MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. s � 2 MR. RUTHERFORD STATED THAT SINCE THERE WAS AN OPENING FOR A FULL MEMBER, MR. FOSTER WOULD BE CONSIDERED AS A FULL MEMBER. ITEM 2. DISCUSSION RE, AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE TO ALLOW ROOMING HOUSES IN R -2 AND R -3 20NES MR. RUTHERFORD ASKED THE PROPONENT, MR. LARRY POSNER, TO BRIEF. THE BOARD ON HIS REQUEST. MR. POSNER EXPLAINED HIS INTENTION OF BUYING A SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE AT 8323 RIDGEWOOD AVENUE FOR USE AS A FAMILY RESIDENCE AND,AS AN INCIDENTAL USE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF USING IT AS AROOMING HOUSE. HE STATED IT WOULD BE OPEN FOR USE BY HIS FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC AND HE WOULD PROVIDE THEM WITH LODGING AND MEALS IN A TASTEFUL AND ELEGANT MANNER. HE FURTHER STATED THAT HE WAS PREPARED TO FILE FOR A PETITION FOR SPECIAL EXCEPTION1 HOWEVER IT APPEARED THAT ROOMING HOUSES OUGHT TO BE PERMITTED IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE BECAUSE THERE WAS A DEFINITION FOR IT,AND IT WAS REFERENCED IN ANOTHER SECTION, WHICH STATED IT SHALL NOT BE ALLOWED IN COMMERCIAL ZONES, BUT THERE WAS NO REFERENCE IN THE RESIDENTIAL ZONES. THE BOARD MEMBERS STATED THAT THEY COULD DEAL WITH THE SITUATION BY AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE RATHER THAN BY SPECIAL EXCEPTION. MR-RUTHERFORD STATED. THERE WAS A DEFINITION OF ROOMING HOUSE IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE ON PAGE 10 BUT IT WASN'T REFERRED TO IN THE RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS HOWEVER, HOME OCCUPATIONS WERE APPROVED AS WELL AS NURSING HOMES AND CONVALESCENT HOMES BUT IT WAS NOT CONSIDERED TO BE ANY ONE OF THOSE USES. 3 MR. POSNER.ADVISED THE BOARD THAT HE HAD A CONTRACT ON THE RESIDENCE WHICH IS RUNNING OUT SOON AND NEEDS AN APPROVAL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. MRS. RIGER14AN ASKED THE BOARD WHETHER IT SHOULD BE I14CLUDED UNDER ACCESSORY USES AND STRUCTURES OR SPECIAL EXCEPTION. DISCUSSION FOLLOWED AS TO THE EXACT LOCATION IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE FOR THIS AMENDMENT. MR. MERTZ MADE A MOTION TO AMEND SECTION 637.23 UNDER R -2 ZONING MAKING EXISTING PARAGRAPH ITEM a. AND ADDING ITEM b. ROOMING HOUSES; AND AMEND SECTION 637.43 UNDER R -3 ZONING ADDING ITEM 0. ROOMING HOUSES. MR. MULLANEY SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MR. RUTHERFORD ADVISED MR. POSNER THAT THE RECOMMENDATION WOULD BE PRESENTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL. MRS. RIGERMAN STATED IT WOULD BE DISCUSSED INFORMALLY AT THEIR WORKSHOP ON AUGUST 31, AND THEN IT WILL BE VOTED ON FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES ONLY ON SEPTEMBER 5, AFTER WHICH THERE WILL BE A 15 -DAY ADVERTISING PERIOD AS OUTLINED BY THE CODE AND THEN TWO READINGS; SO WE ARE STILL TALKING ABOUT THE FIRST MEETING IN OCTOBER BEFORE THE COUNCIL CAN HAVE THE SECOND READING. MRS. RIGERMAN FURTHER STATED THAT THE ZONING CODE IS DIFFERENT FROM THE CITY ORDINANCES; IN THAT,UNDER THE CITY ORDINANCES ADVERTISING TAKES PLACE BETWEEN THE FIRST AND SECOND READING; WHEREAS IN THE ZONING CODE, ADVERTISING TAKES PLACE FIRST,AND SHE WAS UNABLE TO SAY IF THEY COULD SPEED UP THE TWO READINGS. 0 0 4 MR. RUTHERFORD STATED HE WOULD LIKE THE BOARD TO GIVE SOME THOUGHT TO ITEM 2. SETBACKS IN R -1, R -2, AND R -3 WHICH WAS ON THE AUGUST 23, 1978, AGENDA. HE STATED HE HAD DISCUSSED THE PROBLEMS AND INEQUITIES IN THE SETBACK REQUIREMENTS WITH THE BUILDING OFFICIAL. DISCUSSION FOLLOWED AND EXAMPLES WERE CITED REFERENCE IRREGULAR SIZED LOTS, RESTRICTIONS, CURVED BOUNDARIES, SMALL LOTS VERSUS LARGER LOTS, AND SETBACK. CALCULATIONS. MR. RUTHERFORD STATED THE SETBACKS WERE NOT CONSISTENT AND HE RECOMMENDED THIS ITEM BE PLACED ON A FUTURE AGENDA SINCE THERE ARE A VARIETY OF PROBLEMS IN THIS AREA. MR. MULIANEY ASKED IF ANY INNOVATIVE IDEAS OR APPROACH OTHER THAN THE CONVENTIONAL ONE OF STRAIGHT DISTANCES WAS EVER CONSIDERED. MR. RUTHERFORD STATED THAT THERE WAS A PER CENT COVERAGE OF A LOT IN THE RULES. MR. MERTZ MADE A MOTION TO ADJOURN. MR. MULLANEY SECONDED THE MOTION. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 11,45 A .1. CF{AIRMAN WA RUTHERF R SECRETARY - JOAN M. FOSDICK City of Cape Canaveral 105 POLN AV . APE CANAVERAL. FLORIDA 32970 PIONE 305 7-1- REGULAR E1MTM PLANNING & 7.ONING MW SEPIUMER 13, 1978 7:00 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL READING OF MINUTES OF AUGUST 26 NEW BUSINESS TIM 1. REVIEM AND APPROVAL OF OCEAN HOODS STAGES 5 & 7 ITEM 2. DISCUSSION RE: SETBACKS IN R -1, R -2 PIZ R -3 ITISS 3. DISCUSSION RE: SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL IN C -1 UIFINISIED BUSINESS ITEM 1. SIGN ORDINANCE LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY If-MINC ITUI 1. CCHIUNTTY FACILITIES PLAN IMI 2. MVERCIAL DEVIIAP OU PLAN TLIM 3. DISCUSSION RE: RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR L.P.A. ITEM 4. DISCUSSION RE: RECOiVENDATIONS ON APPOUME24T OF 2 AT -LARGE MHEERS OF L.P.A. PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 13, 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7900 P.M. ROLL CALL WAS TAKEN; MEMBERS PRESENT WERE, WAYNE RUTHERFORD - CHAIRMAN JOHN STEVENS JOHN FOSTER WALTER MERTZ OTHERS PRESENT WERE: ELVIN ALLEN - BUILDING OFFICIAL TOM WASDIN - OCEAN WOODS GEORGE BURNS - OCEAN WOODS NORMA TOWNSEND MARGARET DALEY MARILYN RIGERMAN - COUNCIL MEMBER JOHN MURPHY - COUNCIL MEMBER MINUTES OF AUGUST 26, 1978, MEETING WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF OCEAN WOODS STAGES 5 & 7 MR. WASDIN PRESENTED PLAT OF STAGE 5 AND BRIEFED THE BOARD ON THE PLANS FOR THIS STAGE. HE STATED THERE WERE 93 BUILDINGS UNDER CONSTRUCTION, THAT 25 HAD BEEN COMPLETED, AND THEY HAD SOLD 110 UNITS TO DATE. HE ALSO PRESENTED DENSITY FIGURES FOR STAGE .5 AND POINTED OUT THAT THE DENSITY WAS 8.59 UNITS PER ACRE VERSUS APPROVED DENSITY OF 9.53 PER ACRE, SO THEY WERE STILL ABOUT ONE UNIT PER ACRE UNDER THAT ORIGINALLY APPROVED FOR THE PUD. MR. FOSTER ASKED ABOUT SETBACKS. MR. RUTHERFORD STATED THAT THE SETBACKS FOR PUD DEVELOPMENTS WERE COVERED IN THE PREVIOUS ORDINANCE AND ARE NOT IN THE PRESENT ORDINANCE. MR. WASDIN BRIEFED THE BOARD MEMBERS ON THE SETBACKS FOR THIS STAGE. MR. WASDIN THEN PRESENTED PLAT OF STAGE 7 AND BRIEFED THE BOARD MEMBERS ON THE DETAILS OF THIS STAGE. HE STATED THE DEVELOPMENT WENT TO RIDGEWOODI HOWEVER, THEY HAVE A 35' 2 EASEMENT TO THE OCEAN WHICH WILL GUARANTEE THE OCEAN WOODS HOMEOWNERS ACCESS TO THE OCEAN. MR. RUTHERFORD INQUIRED ABOUT THE STAGES BEING ENTIRELY MULTI- FAMILY DWELLINGS. MR. WASDIN STATED THEY NEEDED TO BUILD AS MANY UNITS AS POSSIBLE TO MAKE THE PROJECT FEASIBLE. HE STATED THAT THEY HAD BUILT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS IN STAGE 1 AND THEY ARE PLANNING ON BUILDING SINGLE FAMILY UNITS NEAR THE OCEAN. HE STATED THAT THERE WAS A VERY HIGH DEMAND FOR DETACHED SINGLE FAMILY UNITS AND THEY WOULD PROBABLY BUILD ANOTHER 15 SINGLE FAMILY UNITS WHICH WOULD BE A LITTLE LARGER, PROBABLY ABOUT 1700 SQ. FT. WITH 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, FAMILY ROOM, SCREENED PORCH AND 2 -CAR GARAGE. MR. STEVENS MADE A MOTION TO APPROVE STAGES 5 & 7 OF OCEAN WOODS. MR. MERTZ SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MR. RUTHERFORD STATED.HE HAD A REQUEST FOR A CHANGE TO THE AGENDA; THEREFORE, THE FOLLOWING ITEM 2 WAS DISCUSSED INSTEAD OF ITEM 2. SETBACKS IN R -1, R -2, and R -3 AS PREVIOUSLY SCHEDULED ON THE AGENDA. ITEM 2. REQUEST TO CHANGE R -2 TO R -1 ZONING - RS 6 7. 8. and 9. OF CANAVERAL BEACH GARDENS MRS. NORMA TOWNSEND AND MRS. MARGARET DALEY REQUESTED A CHANGE FROM R -2 ZONING TO R -1 ZONING IN THE ABOVE - MENTIONED SUBDIVISION. THEY FURTHER STATED THAT MR. FIRKINS HAD BEEN ONLY ALLOWING THIS LAND TO BE SOLD AS R -1. BOTH W014EN HAD BEEN TO A PREVIOUS BOARD MEETING WHICH WAS CANCELLED DUE TO LACK OF A QUORUM AND EXPRESSED THEIR CONCERN ABOUT THE MODULAR HOME WHICH WAS BEING PUT ON A LOT ON CENTRAL. MR. RUTHERFORD AND THE OTHER BOARD MEMBERS INFORMED THE W051EN THAT THIS CHANGE WOULD NOT KEEP OUT MODULAR HOMES FROM GOING IN THAT AREA. MR. RUTHERFORD ASKED WHY THEY WANTED THIS CHANGE AND THEY REPLIED THAT THERE WAS A NEED FOR SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING AND THAT MR. FIRKINS WAS NOW ONLY SELLING IT AS SINGLE FAMILY. MR. RUTHERFORD ASKED IF THIS DID NOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM AND MRS. TOWNSEND STATED SHE DID NOT THINK IT WOULD. s s THERE WAS A LENGTHY DISCUSSION ON UPGRADING THIS PARTICULAR AREA BY CHANGING THE R -2 ZONING TO R -1, ON TRYING TO KEEP OUT MODULAR HOMES, AND ON PREVENTING THREE LOTS FROM BEING DIVIDED INTO FIVE. MR. ALLEN STATED THAT THE STATE STATUTES AND CITY REGULATIONS HAD BEEN RESEARCHED AND ACCORDING TO THE CITY REGULATIONS THE MINIMUM LOT SIZE WAS 75` x 100' AND AS LONG AS THIS REQUIREMENT WAS MET, THERE WASN'T ANYTHING THEY COULD DO ABOUT IT. MR. RUTHERFORD EXPLAINED TO MRS. TOWNSEND THE STEPS AND PROCEDURES FOR GETTING A ZONING CHANGE APPROVED AND THE APPROXI- MATE LENGTH OF TIME INVOLVED. HE FURTHER STATED THAT IF MR. FIRKINS IS SELLING THE PROPERTY FOR ONLY SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCES AND HE PUTS THIS IN THE DEED AS A RESTRICTION THEN THEIR PURPOSE HAD BEEN ACCOMPLISHED. HE ALSO EXPLAINED THE PROBLEMS WHICH THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE P &Z BOARD FACED IF 75% OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS WERE OPPOSED TO THE CHANGE. THERE WAS FURTHER DISCUSSION ON THE INTERPRETATION OF HOW THE PROPERTY WAS PRESENTLY ZONED, WHETHER OR NOT MR. FIRKINS WAS PUTTING DEED RESTRICTIONS LIMITING THE USE OF THE PROPERTY FOR R -1 ZONING, AND THE SELLING OF 75' LOTS IN A 125' LOT PLATTED SUBDIVISION. MRS. DALEY ASKED IF THERE WAS ANY WAY TO KEEP 140DULAR HOMES OUT OF THE AREA. SHE ADVISED THE BOARD MENRERS THAT COCOA BEACH RESTRICTS MODULARS TO 2000 TO 2500 SQ. FT. MR. ALLEN STATED THAT WAS ONLY IN COCOA BEACH. MR. RUTHERFORD ASKED MR. ALLEN TO FIND OUT WHAT COCOA BEACH REGULATIONS WERE ON MODULAR HOMES. THERE WAS FURTHER DISCUSSION ON THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MODULAR AND MOBILE HOMES. MR. ALLEN STATED THAT THE DIFFERENCE WAS THAT A MODULAR HOME WAS TRUCKED TO THE SITE WHEREAS THE MOBILE HOME HAD RUNNING GEAR BUILT INTO THE UNIT. MRS. RIGERMAN ASKED THE BOARD TO PREPARE A DEFINITION AND WORDS USED IN THE CODES TO DEFINE MODULAR HOME, 140DUTAR UNIT, PRE -FAB, MOBILE HOME, TRAILER, ETC. o e 4 MR. RUTHERFORD STATED THIS REQUEST WAS TO CHANGE THE ZONING FROM R -2 TO R-1 AND RECOMMENDED THAT MR. FIRKINS BE ASKED TO COME TO THE NEXT BOARD MEETING SINCE MOST OF THE PROPERTY INVOLVED IN THIS REQUEST WAS UNDER HIS OWNERSHIP. ITEM 3. DISCUSSION RE: SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL IN C -1 THERE WAS DISCUSSION ON CHANGING A PORTION OF THE C -1 ZONED AREA TO RESIDENTIAL SINCE THERE WERE SOME 50' LOTS IN THIS AREA. THIS CHANGE IS INCLUDED IN THE PROPOSED CHANGES OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING DOCUMENT. MR. FOSTER MADE A MOTION TO TABLE THIS ITEM UNTIL THE DOCUMENT HAD BEEN APPROVED OR SUCH TIME AS REQUESTS OF THIS NATURE WERE RECEIVED. MR. MERTZ SECONDED THE MOTION. MR. RUTHERFORD RECOMMENDED TABLING THE OTHER AGENDA ITE14S SINCE IT WAS GETTING LATE., MEETING ADJOURNED AT BOO P.M. HAIR — WAYNE R T R RD ;-ter SECRETARY — JOANM. FOSDICK • 0 LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 13, 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 8:55 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT WERE: WAYNE RUTHERFORD - CHAIRMAN JOHN STEVENS JOHN FOSTER WALTER MERTZ OTHERS PRESENT WERE: ELVIN ALLEN - BUILDING OFFICIAL MARILYN RIGERMAN - COUNCIL MEMBER JOHN MURPHY - COUNCIL MEMBER DUE TO LENGTH OF P &Z MEETING ONLY ITEM 4 OF THE AGENDA WAS DISCUSSED. ITEM 4. DISCUSSION RE:' RECOMMENDATIONS ON APPOINT - IdET OF 2 AT -LARGE MEMBERS L.P.A. !:R. RUTHiiRPORD STATED THAT PRESENTLY THE L.P.A. WAS L1N:ITED TC IV:Z BOARD 1- ZiBERS AND AS A RESULT Oil ORDINANCE /117P TiiE BCiRD t,'AS INO;J ABLE TO ELECT TYO AT -LARGE 1•2'1",11.cRS. i. SUGGESTL'D GETTING IN TOUCH iIIT'H SORTIE OF THE WEI,:D'ERS WHO LLD :!ORI' iD 0:; THE CITIZE[{S' ADVISORY COUNCIL REL TIIiG TO THE 701 :NUD S'PUi):i TO IF THEY :!ERE If,'TERI >T3D I:N SERVII;G AS L'.Rr2 HE STATED THAT 5021:. Oil TILE RS HAD '.fCRi;Si) VERY 75RD O:; TilAT CO .i:ITTEi: AND IT. COUI:D BE A GOOD FOR .._.CRUITING ......BERS. BOARD .........SRS ALSO ..cPITIC'= ?;iE i`OSSIi ILITY OF ADIrRTISIIUI I :: TIi CITY BULLE,m , RAi)I0, i'i:R FOR CANDIDATES. i=0.S'dI?id. CAC CAI;DID:.TE SUGGESTIONS EENTIoNED BY 'IRIE -i!DERS HERE: '.:II.I:E!1 BRII;1, P`.[O I'ORPED O:i THE UARBAG C Gi:i:2: °CEE, SOIR' iviRB750H, APID L11RGE i.UL77:[1sY. ::R. RIN"EitFORD STATED HE WOULD CONTACT PAT BFVIULIEU, CITY CIS.'. , AND R?QiiE: ^_ THF. 1:A: ES OF CAC .....BERG 'PO BE CONSIDIEHEi). HE !lOULD Tlisi; CC:IT'ACT THE!.: TO FL'':D OUT IF THEY :;ERE INTER ?:ST5U THE Nr' ?T ,E ETING. s • L!R• STEVENS ASHED ABOUT TFE ADOPTION OF THE CO;bPREHENSIVE 111,111NING PROPOSAL. i:R. LIUP.PIFf STATED THERE MOULD BE VkJOR REVISIONS TO THE CITY ZOHITIG AND IAAID USE IF IT IS ADOPTED ::PID THAT IT COULD DE DONE 0.1 A PROEI,Ei'; BY PROELELi AREA. THERE ','!AS FURTHER DISCUSSION ON THIS SUBJECT AND Id1. P,UTHEMPORD STATED THAT A GENTLEI ^AT7 PRGLi BRILEY, WILD & ASSOCIATES STATED THAT LAND USE AND ZONING WERE 7.10 SEPARATE SIIEJ ^CTS. L:R. :ERTZ l'-ADE A I10TION TO ADJOURN THE P.EETING. LOTION WAS SECONDED. ERETING ADJOURNED AT 9:15 P.il. C ' IRnal'. — ;I: '_ Ti-' RU'1' SECRiiTARY — JOA1i YOSDIC1" City of Cape Canaveral 105 POLL •v NI01 32920 ,229 _ 3o; �o REGULAR MEETING PLANNING 6 ZONING BOARD SEPTEMBER 27, 1978 7:00 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL READING OF MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 13 NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION RE: SETBACKS IN R -1, R -2 AND R -3 ITEM 2. DISCUSSION RE: REQUEST TO CHANGE R -2 TO R -1 ZONING IN BLOCK 6, 7, 8, AND 9 IN CANAVERAL BEACH GARDENS UNFINISHED BUSINESS ITEM 1. SIGN ORDINANCE LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY MEETING ITEM 1. COMMUNITY FACILITIES PLAN ITEM 2. COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN ITEM 3. DISCUSSION RE: RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR L.P.A. ITEM 4. DISCUSSION RE: RECOMMENDATIONS ON APPOINTMENT OF 2 AT -LARGE MEMBERS TO L.P.A. PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 27, 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7x00 P.M. ROLL CALL WAS TAKENs MEMBERS PRESENT WEREt WAYNE RUTHERFORD — CHAIRMAN JOHN MULLANEY — VICE CHAIRMAN JOHN FOSTER — MEMBER JOHN STEVENS — MEMBER WALTER MERTZ — MEMBER OTHERS PRESENT WERE ELVIN ALLEN — BUILDING OFFICIAL MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1978, MEETING WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN.. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 2. DISCUSSION RE. REQUEST TO CHANGE R -2 TO R_], ZONING IN BLOCKS 7 8 AND 9 IN CANAVERAL BEACH GARDENS MRS. TOWNSEND, MRS. DALEY, AND MR. LUCIANO CAME TO THE MEETING TO DISCUSS THIS AGENDA ITEMi HOWEVER THE ITEM WAS TABLED DUE TO THE ABSENCE OF MR. GEORGE FIRKINS. MR. RUTHERFORD STATED FOR THE RECORD THAT AT THE P &Z MEETING TWO WEEKS AGO MR. FIRKINS WAS TO HAVE BEEN CONTACTED TO ATTEND THE MEETING TO DISCUSS THIS SUBJECT BUT WAS UNABLE TO MAKE IT DUE TO ILLNESS. MR. ALLEN IS TO CONTACT HIM AGAIN AND EITHER. GET SOMETHING IN WRITING FROI4 HIM OR GET HIM TO COME TO THE NEXT MEETING. ITEM 1. DISCUSSION REi SETBACKS IN R -1 R -2 AND R -3 MR. RUTHERFORD STATED THAT THE PAGES TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE CONCERNING SETBACKS HAD BEEN CHANGED AND IF YOU HAD POSTED THE CHANGES TO.THESE SECTIONS THEN YOU WOULD HAVE A CLEAR PICTURE OF THE PROBLEMS IN THIS AREA. MR. ALLEN ADVISED THE MEMBERS THAT NEW PAGES HAD BEEN TYPED AND WOULD BE READY IN AFEW DAYS. MR. RUTHERFORD INFORMED THE MEMBERS THAT HE HAD SPENT SOMETIME TRYING TO MAKE SENSE OUT OF THE SECTIONS CONCERNING SETBACKS AND CAME UP WITH SOME WEIRD RESULTS. 2 MR. RUTHERFORD BRIEFED THE 14EMBERS ON THE VARIATIONS FOR SETBACKS FOR FRONT, SIDE INTERIOR, SIDE CORNER, AND REAR IN RELATION TO INCREMENTS OVER 40' OR 20' HEIGHTS. HE ALSO MENTIONED THAT IN R -3 THE REGULATIONS PERMIT A BUILDING 45' IN HEIGHT ON A 75' x 100' LOT WHICH EXTENDS TO THE COASTAL CONSTRUCTION SETBACK. HE STATED THERE WERE NO SAFETY REQUIRE - MENTS AND COULD NOT SEE ANY BENEFIT TO INCREASING SETBACKS AS THE BUILDING INCREASED IN HEIGHT AND THAT YOU WERE ONLY PERMITTED 35% COVERAGE OF THE LOT. MR. RUTHERFORD ASKED MR. ALLEN IF THIS WAS CONFUSING TO HIM. MR. ALLEN STATED THAT IT WAS CONFUSING TO THE PEOPLE THAT CAME IN ASKING FOR INFORMATION ON SETBACKS; HOWEVER HE UNDERSTOOD IT AND IT DID NOT GIVE HIM A PROBLEM. BOARD MEMBERS ALSO DISCUSSED SETBACKS ON LOTS OF VARYING SIZES; I. E., ANGLE, OFF- SQUARE, CURVED, AND 900 CORNER. MR. RUTHERFORD OFFERED SUGGESTIONS FOR THE BOARD'S CONSIDERATION. AFTER DISCUSSION OF THE SETBACK REQUIRE- MENTS IN R -1, R -2 AND R -3 MR. RUTHERFORD MADE A MOTION TO AMEND THE FOLLOWING: SECTION 637.31 SIDE (INTERIOR LOT): STRIKE WORDS THAT READ, "PLUS 3 FT. FOR EACH STORY ABOVE THE FIRST." SECTION 637.31 REAR: STRIKE WORDS THAT READ, "PLUS 3 FT. FOR EACH STORY ABOVE THE FIRST." SECTION 637.51 FRONT, RESIDENTIAL, ETC.: STRIKE WORDS THAT READ, "PLUS 2 FT. FOR EACH 5 FT. OR INCREMENT THEREOF OVER 40 FT. IN HEIGHT." SECTION 637.51 FRONT, CHURCHES, ETC.: STRIKE WORDS THAT READ, "PLUS 3 FT. FOR EACH 5 FT. OR INCREMENT THEREOF OVER 40 FT. IN HEIGHT." SECTION 637.51 SIDE INTERIOR LOT, RESIDENTIAL, ETC.: STRIKE WORDS THAT READ, "PLUS 3 FT. FOR EACH 10 FT. OR INCREMENT THEREOF OVER 20 FT. IN HEIGHT." SECTION 637.51 SIDE INTERIOR LOT, CHURCHES, ETC.: STRIKE WORDS THAT READ, "PLUS 3 FT. FOR EACH 5 FT. OR INCREMENT THEREOF OVER 40 FT. IN HEIGHT." 3 SECTION 637.51 SIDE CORNER LOT, RESIDENTIAL, ETC.: STRIKE WORDS THAT READ, "PLUS 2 FT. FOR EACH 5 FT. OR INCREMENT THEREOF OVER 40 FT. IN HEIGHT." SECTION 637.51 SIDE CORNER LOT, CHURCHES, ETC.: STRIKE WORDS THAT READ, "PLUS 3 FT. FOR EACH 5 FT. OR INCREMENT THEREOF OVER 40 FT. IN HEIGHT." SECTION 637.51 REAR, RESIDENTIAL, ETC.: STRIKE WORDS THAT READ, "PLUS 2 FT. FOR EACH 10 FT. OR INCREMENT THEREOF OVER 20 FT. IN HEIGHT." SECTION 637.51 REAR, CHURCHES, ETC.: STRIKE WORDS THAT READ, "PLUS 3 FT. FOR EACH 5 FT. OR INCREMENT THEREOF OVER 40 FT. IN HEIGHT." MR. STEVENS SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MR. RUTHERFORD 14ADE MOTION TO AMEND R -3 SETBACK AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 637.51 REAR, RESIDENTIAL, ETC.: CHANGE SETBACK FROM "20 FT." TO "15 FT." MR. MERTZ SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. BOARD MEMBERS DISCUSSED CURVED LOTS. AIR. RUTHERFORD EXPLAINED TO THE BOARD MEMBERS THE PROBLE61S ENCOUNTERED ON A CURVED LOT IN M -2 ZONING BETWEEN TWO STREETS BELONGING TO SHUFORD MILLS. MR. MERTZ ASKED HOW CURVED LOTS WERE HANDLED IN OTHER CITIES. MR. ALLEN STATED THAT THE ONLY PLACE YOU FIND THIS IS IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS. BOARD MEMBERS DISCUSSED PROBLEM OF 25 FT. SETBACKS IN FRONT AND REAR IN R -1 ZONING, AND PIE - SHAPED LOTS. MR. RUTHERFORD SUGGESTED DEFERING THIS ITEM. MR. ALLEN STATED HE WAS EXPECTING A CITY ENGINEER IN TOWN NEXT WEEK AND WOULD GET HIS OPINION ON THIS MATTER. MR. RUTHERFORD MADE A MOTION TO REDUCE THE,SETBACKS IN R -2 ZONING FROM 20' TO 15'• MR. FOSTER SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. AIR. RUTHERFORD DEFERRED ACTION ON SETBACKS ON CURVED LOTS UNTIL FURTHER INVESTIGATION. AIR. ALLEN ADVISED THE BOARD THAT HE HAD HAD TWO REQUESTS FOR CAR SALES IN ABSENT FILLING STATIONS. BOARD MEMBERS DISCUSSED CAR SALES NOT BEING ALLOWED IN C -2 ZONING. MR. RUTHERFORD SUGGESTED THIS ITEM BE PUT ON THE AGENDA FOR NEXT MEETING. • A 4 MR. MERTZ ASKED IF THIS WOULD REQUIRE A ZONING CHANGE. MR. ALLEN REPLIED THAT IT WOULD ONLY CHANGE PERMISSIBLE USES. UNFINISHED BUSINESS ITEM 1• SIGN ORDINANCE MR. RUTHERFORD SUGGESTED TABLING THIS ITEM. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 8120 P.M. , t NE PHE D, CHA i JOAN M. FOSDICK, SECRETARY LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 27, 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 8130 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT WEREi WAYNE RUTHERFORD JOHN MULLANEY — CHAIRMAN JOHN FOSTER — VICE CHAIRMAN WALTER,MERTZ — MEMBER ABSENT: JOHN STEVENS - MEMBER — VICE CHAIRMAN OTHERS PRESENT WERE: ELVIN ALLEN — BUILDING OFFICIAL MINUTES OF JULY 26, 1978, MEETING WERE READ AND APPROVED. MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1978, MEETING WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. ITEM 4. DISCUSSION RE, RECOMMENDATIONS ON APPOINTMENT OF 2 AT —LARGE TdEMBERS TO L.P.A. MR. RUTHERFORD INFORMED THE BOARD MEMBERS THAT THEY HAD DECIDED AT THE LAST MEETING TO CONTACT ME51BERS OF THE CITIZEN'S ADVISORY COUNCIL TO SERVE ON L.P.A. THREE PEOPLE WERE APPROVED AND TWO PEOPLE INDICATED THEY WOULD SERVE ON THE L.P.A. THEY ARE: EILEEN FRINK AND JOHN HARBISON. MR. MULLANEY STATED HE KNEW BOTH INDIVIDUALS AND RECOMMENDED THEM HIGHLY. MR. MULLANEY MADE A MOTION TO SUBMIT THEIR NAMES FOR NOMINATION. MR. MERTZ SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MR. RUTHERFORD ADVISED THE BOARD MEMBERS THAT THERE WERE TWO OTHER ITEMS ON THE AGENDAI I. E-, TWO PLANS AND RULES OF PROCEDURE. ITEM 3. DISCUSSION RE, RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR L.P.A. BOARD MEMBERS DISCUSSED DRAFTING OF RULES OF PROCEDURE. SUGGESTIONS AND REVISIONS WERE MADE TO P &Z RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR PROPOSED L.P.A. RULES OF PROCEDURE. MR. FOSTER IS TO REDLINE P &Z RULES OF PROCEDURE AND I-IRS. FOSDICK WILL TYPE PROPOSED L.P.A. RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR DISTRIBUTION TO THE MEMBERS. MR. RUTHERFORD ALSO REQUESTED THAT THE NEW MEMBERS BE SENT THE FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT AND COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS. THE BOARD MEMBERS RECOMMENDED THAT ITEMS 1 & 2 BE TABLED UNTIL THE TWO NEW MEMBERS COULD ATTEND THE MEETINGS. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 8:55 P.M. 4 YNE THERF D. ,C /AN JOAN M. FOSDICK, SECRET RY City of Cape Canaveral 105 POLK'VENUE . O'PE O'N'YEML. PLONIO' fEYEO TELEPHONE iO! l'111OO REGULAR MEETING PLANNING 6 ZONING BOARD OCTOBER 11, 1978 �- AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL READING OF MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 2q NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. REVIEW OF PERMISSABLE USES IN C -1 AND T -1 UNFINISHED BUSINESS ITEM 1. SIGN ORDINANCE LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY MEETING ITEM I. COMMUNITY FACILITIES PLAN ITEM 2. COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN ITEM 3. DISCUSSION RE: RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR L.P.A. PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD REGULAR 14EETING OCTOBER 11, 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7105 P.M. ROLL CALL WAS TAKEN; MEMBERS PRESENT WERE, 47AYNE RUTHERFORD — CHAIRMAN JOHN MULLANEY — VICE CHAIRMAN JOHN STEVENS — MEMBER JOHN FOSTER — MEMBER OTHERS PRESENT WEREs ELVIN ALLEN — BUILDING OFFICIAL MRS. NORMA TOWNSEND ABSENT, WALTER MERTZ — MEMBER MR. MULLANEY .MADE A MOTION THAT THE MINUTES OF THE SEPTEMBER 27, 1978, MEETING BE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. MR, FOSTER SECONDED THE MOTION. MR. RUTHERFORD MADE CHANGE ON PAGE 3, THIRD PARAGRAPH FRO14 BOTTOM OF PAGE, BY ADDING WORD "REAR" BEFORE "SETBACKS IN R-2 ZONING." MINUTES WERE APPROVED AS AMENDED. MR. FOSTER SUBMITTED HIS LETTER OF RESIGNATION AS A REGULAR MEMBER AND A REQUEST TO BE CONSIDERED AS AN ALTERNATE MEMBER. MR. RUTHERFORD MADE A MOTION TO ACCEPT JOHN FOSTER'S RESIGNATION AND SUBMIT HIS NAME AS AN ALTERNATE MEMBER. MR. MULLANEY SECONDED THE MOTION. 140TION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1• REVIEW OF PERMISSABLE USES IN C -1 T -1 AND R -3 R -3 ADDED To AGENDA BY MR. ALLEN. DISCUSSION BY BOARD MEMBERS OF DIFFERENCE IN SQUARE FOOTAGE REQUIREMENTS FOR SINGLE AND MULTI — FAMILY IN R -2 VERSUS R -3 ZONING. MR. FOSTER MADE A 140TION TO CHANGE MINIMUM LIVING AREA IN R -3 AS FOLLOWS, SINGLE FAMILY — FROM 1050 SF TO 1000 SF TWO FAMILY — FROM 850 SF TO 750 SF MULTI — FAMILY — FRO14 850 SF TO 650 SF FOR ONE BEDROOM; FROM 1050 SF TO 750 SF FOR TWO BEDROOM PLUS 200 SF FOR EACH ADDITIONAL BEDROOM. MR. RUTHERFORD SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 2 BOARD MEMBERS DISCUSSED PERMISSABLE USES AND NON - PERMISSABLE USES NORMALLY FOUND IN SIMILAR C -1 ZONING; PRIMARILY CAR LOTS /SALES. MR. ALLEN ADVISED THE BOARD THAT HE HAD HAD A COUPLE REQUESTS FOR CAR LOTS IN THE C -1 AREA. MR. STEVENS SUGGESTED THE MATTER BE .TAKEN UP AS REQUESTS ARE RECEIVED. MR. FOSTER MADE A MOTION TO TABLE THE ITEM RE PERMISSABLE USES IN C -1. MR. ALLEN ADVISED THE BOARD THAT IN T -1 ZONING, PAGE 43, ACCESSORY USES AND STRUCTURES, UNDER PRINCIPAL USES, AN EATING ESTABLISHMENT MUST HAVE A SEATING CAPACITY OF NO LESS THAN 200. HE FURTHER STATED THAT HE HAD A REQUEST FOR A FAST FOOD CHAIN RESTAURANT IN T -1; HOWEVER IT WAS NOT ALLOWED DUE TO THE SEATING RESTRICTION. AFTER DISCUSSION BY THE BOARD MEMBERS, MR. FOSTER MADE A MOTION THAT UNDER PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES IN T -1 AREA, ITEM (b) SEATING CAPACITY BE LOWERED FROM "NO LESS THAN 200," TO "NO LESS THAN 50." MR. MULLANEY SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. UNFINISHED BUSINESS ITEM 1. SIGN ORDINANCE MR. MULLANEY MADE A MOTION THAT THE STATE STATUTES AND STANDARD BUILDING CODE SIGN REGULATIONS BE ADOPTED AS THE CITY SIGN ORDINANCE. MR. RUTHERFORD SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MRS. TOWNSEND ASKED MR. ALLEN IF HE HAD HEARD FROM MR, FIRKINS. MR. ALLEN ADVISED MRS. TOWNSEND THAT MR. FIRKINS STATED HE WOULD HANDLE THE R -1 RESTRICTION IN THE R -2 ZONING AREA UNDER HIS OWNERSHIP BY DEED RESTRICTIONS. HE FURTHER ADVISED HER THAT CHICAGO TITLE MADE A MISTAKE ON A RECENTLY DEEDED PARCEL AND WOULD BE CORRECTED ON FUTURE SALES. MR. MULLANEY MADE A MOTION TO ADJOURN. MR. STEVENS SECONDED THE MOTION. MEETING ADJOURNED AT B3 3 P.M. SAY E THERFO D, 4R' JOAN FOSDICK, SECRETARY e • LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY REGULAR MEETING OCTOBER 11, 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 8:34 P.M. ROLL CALL WAS TAKEN; MEMBERS PRESENT WERE: WAYNE RUTHERFORD - CHAIRMAN JOHN MULLANEY - VICE CHAIRMAN JOHN FOSTER - MEMBER JOHN STEVENS - MEMBER JOHN HARBISON - MEMBER AT -LARGE EILEEN FRINK - MEMBER AT -LARGE .OTHERS PRESENT WERE: ELVIN ALLEN - BUILDING OFFICIAL MRS. NORMA TOWNSEND ABSENT: WALTER 14ERTZ - MEMBER MR. RUTHERFORD WELCOMED THE TWO NEW AT -LARGE MEMBERS APPOINTED BY ORDINANCE NUMBER 11 -78. MINUTES OF THE SEPTEMBER 27, 1978, MEETING WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. ITEM 3. DISCUSSION RE: RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR L.P.A. MR. RUTHERFORD MADE A CHANGE TO PARAGRAPH OF PROPOSED RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR L.P.A. BY INSERTING WORD "VICE" BETWEEN AGENCY AND CHAIRMAN IN FIRST SENTENCE. MR. 1ULLANEY 51ADE A MOTION TO ADOPT THE RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR THE L.P.A. AS AMENDED. MR. STEVENS SECONDED THE MOTION. 140TION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MR. RUTHERFORD STATED THAT THE RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR THE L.P.A. WERE ADOPTED AS OF THIS DATE. ITEM 1. COMMUNITY FACILITIES PLAN MR. RUTHERFORD MADE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE RECOMMENDA- TIONS FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AS STATED AND To ADD TWO ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS: ADDITIONAL HYDRANTS AND LARGER MAINS; AND MAKE PROVISIONS TO PROVIDE FIRE PROTECTION ABOVE THREE STORIES. MR. STEVENS SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MR. STEVENS MADE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PARKS AND RECREATION AS STATED WITH THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONS= PROVIDE BOAT RAMP ACCESS, PROVIDE A BOAT CHANNEL IN THE BANANA 2 RIVER THE LENGTH OF THE CITY, SEND NOTE TO COUNCIL TO CHECK INTO REVERSER CLAUSE ON CAPEVIEW OCEAN PROPERTY, AND BUILDING OF GYMNASIUM BE CONSIDERED AS A LOW PRIORITY. MRS. FRINK SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MR. HARBISON MADE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE RECOMMENDATIONS AS STATED FOR THE STREET DEPARTMENT WITH THE FOLLOWING CHANGES. PARAGRAPH NO. 1, STRIKE WORDS, "AND REDUCING ITS SPEED LIMIT SHOULD BE CONSIDERED," AND PARAGRAPH NO. J IS IN THE WORKS. MR.FOSTER SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MR. HARBISON MADE A MOTION TO NOT CONSIDER THE RECOTdMENDA- TION TO MOVE THE LIBRARY INSOFAR AS THE LIBRARY HAD ALREADY BEEN MOVED RECENTLY. MR. FOSTER SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MR. STEVENS MADE A MOTION TO TABLE THE COMMERCIAL DEVELOP- MENT PLAN. MR. HARBISON SECONDED THE MOTION. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 9,41 P.M. / , :L Y HERFORD 1. JOAN FOSDICK, SECRETARY RULES OF PIMEDURE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL LOCAL PLAJNIMI AGENCY 1. vAIEREAS, SECTION V1 Ordinance, Number 11 -78 adopted on the 5th Day of September 1978 requires that the City of Cape Canaveral, Local Planning Agency shall adopt a set of Rules of Procedure, and Rules of Order by majority vote of the permanent board. 2. In accordance with paragraph one above the City of Cape Canaveral, Local Planning Agency adopts this document as the official rules and procedures. Adopted this October 11, 1978. 3. MIME R5 The Local Planning Agency shall consist of rive (5) permanent mwxnbers and Two (2) at— large rrw;mbers. Terms shall expire in accordance with City of Cape Canaveral Ordinance Number 11-78 or any Ordinance adopted by the City of Cape Canaveral City Council at any later ditto which this docnnnent is approved by the Local Planning Agency. The Planning and Zoning Board ChairrrWn shall be the Local Planning Agency Chairmen, The teen of the C,hainnan shall lie for one year or until his teen expires in accordance to Ordinance 11 -78, whichever occurs first. 5. VICE{1iAll*AAN The Planning and Zoning Board Vice- Chairman shall be the Local Planning Agency Vice Chairman. The term of the Vice Chairman shall be for one year or until his term expir" irn accor' dance with Ordinance 11-78, whichever occors first. 6. OUALIFICATIONS Each person appointed to the Local Planning Agency shall meet the fallowing qualifications: (a) A registered voter of tine city of Cape Canaveral. '(b) A resident of the City of Cape C navcral for at least l2. months immediately preccedin9 appointment. (c) Must have been appointed by the City of Cape Canaveral City Council by resolution in accordance with Ordinance 11 -78. 7. alORlla Four members of the Local Planning Agency shall constitute a quorum; however, all official actions of the hoard must be by majority vote of 111 voting members present; i.e., (permanent members and voting at -large members). H. REGULAR MEETINGS The Local Planning' Agency of the City of Cape Canaveral shall hold Regular Meetings at right- thirty (8;30) P.M. on the second and fourth Wednesday of cacti month of the year. Meetings shall be at Cape Canaveral City Hall, Meetings nay be cancelled by a majority vote of the Local Planning Agency at any official meeting. All meetings of the Local Planning Agency 511,111 be open to the public, the press and any interested parties. B. SPECIAL MEETINGS Special Meetings may be called by the Chairman, or upon the recommendation of any two permanent or• at -large members at any time after a minimum of forty-eight (48) hours advance notice has been given to all Board Members. 10. EMERGENCY MEETNIGS In case of an emergency the forty -eight (48) hour, notice may he cr)ived. Emergency meetings nay be called by the Chairman or upon recommendation of any two permanent or at -large members of the Local Planning Agency. 11. NOTICE 01' MEETINGS Except for Regular Meetings the Board's Secretary shall by all reasonable mans, notify all Board Members of the meeting being called . and the reason, for calling the meeting. In the . event a quorum cannot attend the above meeting the Board's Secretary shall notify the person or persons who Called the meeting. 12. BOARD'S SrCRCTARY The City of Cape Canaveral shall appoint a. permanent secretary to the Local Planning Agency, Fran time- to-time a substi Lute Secretary nay be provided. The Board Secretary shall ,attend all meetings of the Local Planning Agency. 13. BOARD SECRETARY DUTIES: (a) Take minutes of all Local Planning Agency Meetings. (b) Provide necessary typing for any permanent or at -large member of the Local Planning Agency upon request. All typing must be of official Local Planning Agency business. (c) Mail minutes of all meetings to all members of the Local Planning Agency and City Council members at least one week before the scheduled meeting so that they arrive forty -eight (48) hours before any Regular Meeting. (d) Prepare and mail one copy of the approved agenda to each member of the Local Planning Agency and each City Council Member and to the City Attorney at least forty -eight (48) hours before the Regular Meeting.' (e) Advise each Local Planning Agency member of' any Special or Emergency Meeting called. (f) Make available to the City Attorney any recommendations that the Local Planning Agency has made for changes to the Compre- hensive Plan of the City of Cape Canaveral. Once the recommended changes have been approved by the City ALtorney, .provide one copy to each member of the Local Planning Agency for, final review and adoption. (g) Provide each member of the Local Planning Agency one copy of any changes adopted by the City Council which effects the Comprehensive Plan of the City of Cape Canaveral. (h). from tine -to -time update the Comprehensive Plan to reflect changes mado by City Council.. (i) Post in City Hall all Agendas and changes on the same day, that they are mailed to Local Planning Agency members, but not later, than forty -eight (48) hours before the meeting. 14. AGEr DA The Agenda for each Regular or Special Meeting shall be posted in City Hall, a minimum of forty -eight (48) hours before meeting time. Agenda for Pmergency meeting may be handed to Board Members at the -3- time of the meeting. The Agenda shall be organized by the Chairman. Items may be placed on the Agenda by any permanent or at -large Local Planning Agency Member, or any City Council Member calling the agended item to the attention of the Board Secretary at least one week before the Regular Meeting. The Agenda . shall follow the following outline: 1 CALL TO ORDER II ROLL CALL III READING OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING 'IV COUNCIL REPORT V NEW BUSINESS VI OLD BUSINESS VII GENERAL DISCUSSIatl VIll ADJOURN 17. RULES OF CONDUCT AT LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY MEETINGS Roberts Rules of the current issue shall be followed during any meeting of the Local Planning Agency. APPROVED TTIIS llt day of October, 1978 BY 'R LOCAL LG AGENCY WAYNE . RUDI.RP aiA1Po -4- 0 City of Cape Canaveral 103 YOLH AVENUE . CAPE CANAVERAL. FLORIDA 32920 TELEPHONE 303 ',03100 REGULAR MEETING PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD OCTOBER 25, 1978 7:00 P.M. 1 AGENDA - CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF OCTOBER 11 SINCE THERE IS NO BUSINESS ON THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD AGENDA,THE BOARD WILL COMMENCE WITH THE LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY MEETING AFTER APPROVAL OF MINUTES LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY ITEM 1. COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN NO QUORUM FOR THE ABOVE MEETING City of Cape Canaveral ICl POLE 'VENUE . CAPE CANAVERAL, 11-OA EEYEO TELEPHONE 305 Tea HOO >u near REGULAR EZ,�G CVt CUEYWi PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD NOVEMBER 8, 1978 7:00 P.M. vAGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL APPRVOAL OF DIINVI'FS OF OCIOBER 11, 1978 FOR PLANNING 6 ZONING BOARD NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION RE: 7CAd4000SES SINOE PLANNING AND ZONING BUSINESS IS BRIEF, TED; LOCAL PLANNING A('FNC,Y MELTING WILL arpg = L"'IEDLATELY AFTER ITEM 1. ESTIMATED TIME OF cmMING L.P.A. MEETING IS NO LATER TFWN 7:30 P.M. LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY APPROVAL OF FIINUPFS OF OCTOBER 11, 1978 FOR LOCAL PLANNING AG E2,M ITEM 1. COMMERCIAL DLVEWPtffM PLAN PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 8, 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7100 P.M. ROLL'CALL WAS TAKEN AND MEMBERS PRESENT WERE$ WAYNE RUTHERFORD - CMIRMMN JOHN STEVENS - MEMBER WALTER MERTZ - MEMBER OTHERS PRESENT WERE$ ELVIN ALLEN - BUILDING OFFICIAL JAMES RICKMAN - CHAIRMAN, BD. OF ADJ. MR. LUCIANO - RESIDENT ABSENT, JOHN MULLANEY. - VICE CHAIRMAN MINUTES OF OCTOBER 11, 1978, MEETING WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. TOWNHOUSES MR. RICKMAN, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, BRIEFED THE P &Z BOARD MEMBERS ON THE .TOWNHOUSE CONCEPT AND THE COUNTY ZONING REGULATIONS GOVERNING TOWNHOUSES. MR. RICKMAN STATED HE WOULD RUN COPIES OF THE COUNTY ZONING REGULATIONS ON TOWNHOUSES AND HAVE THEM SENT TO THE P &Z BOARD MEMBERS FOR DISCUSSION AND ACTION AT A LATER MEETING AFTER THEIR. REVIEW. MR. LUCIANO.ADVISED THE BOARD MEMBERS THAT HIS OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE READS, RENTING AUTOMOBILES ONLY, AND HE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE THIS CHANGED TO INCLUDE STORAGE. MR, RUTHERFORD EXPLAINED THE PROCEDURE ON CHANGES TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND THE STEPS WHICH MUST BE TAKEN THROUGH CITY COUNCIL AND BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT. IT WAS NOTED THAT MINI - STORAGE WAS COVERED IN M -1 AREA BUT NOT IN C -1 AREA. BOARD RECOMMENDED TABLING THIS ITEM UNTIL EVERYONE HAD TIME TO THINK ABOUT THIS MATTER AND REPORT BACK AT THE NEXT MEETING. A r-ILC COTY LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 8, 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 8:06 P.M. ROLL CALL WAS TAKEN AND MEMBERS. PRESENT WEREO WAYNE RUTHERFORD - CHAIRMAN JOHN STEVENS - MEMBER WALTER MERTZ - MEMBER JOHN HARBISON - ALTERNATE EILEEN PRINK - ALTERNATE. OTHERS PRESENT WEREO ELVIN ALLEN - BUILDING OFFICIAL JAMES RICKMAN - CHAIRMAN, BD. OF AW. ABSENT: JOHN MULLANEY - VICE CHAIRMAN MINUTES OF OCTOBER 11, 1978, MEETING WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. ITEM 1. COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN BOARD MEMBERS BRIEFLY DISCUSSED THE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN. MR. HARBISON MADE A MOTION THAT ANY DEPARTMENT THAT DOES NOT HAVE ADEQUATE PERSONNEL TO ENFORCE REGULATIONS BE AUTHORIZED TO ADD ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL TO ACCOMPLISH THEIR OBJECTIVE. MR. RUTHERFORD SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MR'. STEVENS MADE A MOTION THAT THE CITY COUNCIL ADOPT THE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND MAKE IT A PART OF THE CITY'S OVERALL LONG RANGE PLANNING OBJECTIVE FOR THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL. MR. HARBISON SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 9000 P.M. lG� YN • UTHEROR•D,' C/ RMA I �aU.�� OAN FOSDICK, SECRETARY City of Cape Canaveral 105 P01K AVENUE . APE CANAVERAL. FLORIDA IEEEO 7CEEP1 ONE 005 710.1100 REGULAR MEETING PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD NOVEMBER 29, 1978 7:00 P.M. ON NOVEMDER 29, 1978 THERE WAS NO QUORUM FOR P &Z MEETING - L.P.A. MET AGENDA ON THAT DATE CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 8, 1978 FOR PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1. MINI WAREHOUSES, C -1 ITEM 2. DISCUSSION RE: PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 19 -78 ITEM 3. DISCUSSION RE: SET BACKS AND MINIMUM FLOOR AREA IN C -1 UNFINISHED BUSINESS ITEM 1. DISCUSSION RE: TOWNHOUSES LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 8, 1978 FOR LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY ITEM 1. REVIEW OF LAND USE ELEMENT - COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, 1978 • L-E COPY LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 29, 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7150 P.M. ROLL CALL WAS TAKEN AND MEMBERS PRESENT WEREi WAYNE RUTHERFORD - CHAIRMAN WALTER MERTZ, - MEMBER JOHN HARBISON -. MEMBER EILEEN FRINK - MEMBER AT LARGE OTHERS PRESENT WERE: ELVIN ALLEN - BUILDING OFFICIAL MARILYN RIGERMAN - COUNCIL MEMBER VERN BOYD - COUNCIL MEMBER JAMES HICKMAN - CHAIRMAN, BD. OF ADJ. ABSENTi JOHN MULLANEY - VICE CHAIRMAN JOHN STEVENS - MEMBER MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 8, 1978, MEETING WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. ITEM 1. REVIEW OF LAND USE ELEMENT - COMPREHENSIVES PIA N . 1978 BOARD MEMBERS DISCUSSED THE PROPOSED ZONING ON FIGURE 2 -1, LAND USE PLAN, PAGE 2 -23, SECTION 2, LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, 1978. THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WERE DISCUSSED. 1. TOURIST COMMERCIAL AREA ON THE NORTHWEST SIDE OF SR 401 - DISCUSSION ON CHANGING THE 'ZONING IN THIS AREA. IT WAS NOTED THAT THE OWNER DID NOT WISH TO HAVE THE ZONING CHANGED. IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT THE OWNER'S POSITION SHOULD BE CONSIDERED BUT THE PURPOSE OF THE BOARD WAS TO DECIDE WHAT WAS BEST FOR THE FUTURE OF THE CITY. 2. PROBLEM AREAS - CITY IS OUT OF 61 -1 ZONING AND HAS BEEN FOR SEVERAL YEARS. BRILEY/WILD PLAN BASED ON EXISTING CONDITIONS WITHIN THE CITY AT THE PRESENT TIME. NOT TOO MUCH R -1 ZONING LEFT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF RESIDENTIAL DWELLINGS. 2 IT WAS BROUGHT TO THE BOARD'S ATTENTION THAT THEY SHOULD CONCENTRATE ON THE UNDERDEVELOPED AREAS TO THE NORTH AND DECIDE WHAT TYPE LEGISLATION AND ZONING THEY WANTED TO RECOMMEND FOR THIS AREA. 3. TOURIST COMMERCIAL VERSUS TOURIST RESIDENTIAL - DISCUSSION ON THIS ITEM BROUGHT ABOUT THE NEED FOR A CLARIFICATION AS TO WHAT TYPES OF FACILITIES COULD BE CONSTRUCTED WITHIN EACH OF THESE ZONING AREAS. IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT UNDER THE TOURIST COMMERCIAL DEFINITION IT STATES THAT THIS AREA IS NOT INTENDED FOR RESIDENTIAL USE BUT TOURIST ACCOMMODATIONS ARE ENCOURAGEDt AND TOURIST RESIDENTIAL ALLOWS HOTELS AND MOTELS BUT DOES NOT PROHIBIT OTHER TOURIST ACTIVITIES THAT ARE ALLOWED IN TOURIST COMMERCIAL. 4. BUFFER ZONES - DISCUSSED BUFFER ZONES BETWEEN RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL AREAS. ALSO DISCUSSED ZONING IN AREA OF EXISTING POST OFFICE AND TRAILER PARK. IT WAS NOTED THAT THE LINES SHOWN IN FIGURE 2 -1 NEEDED TO BE DEFINED ON AN EXISTING PLAT OF THE CITY. 5. RECREATIONAL AREAS - MR. RUTHERFORD MADE A MOTION THAT AN ADDITIONAL RECREATION AREA BE ADDED SOMEWHERE IN THE NORTHERN PART OF THE CITY SOMEWHERE IN THE R -2 OR R -1 AREA SINCE THERE IS NONE SET ASIDE. MR. HARBISON SECONDED THE MOTION. DURING FURTHER DISCUSSION OF THIS ITEM ONE OF THE BOARD MEMBERS HAD TO LEAVE DUE TO ILLNESS THEREFORE THIS MOTION WAS 140T VOTED ON DUE TO LACK OF A QUORUM. BOARD MEMBERS DISCUSSED THE OCEAN RECREATIONAL AREA MARKED IN FIGURE 2 -1 OPPOSITE THE CAPEVIEW SCHOOL. IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT THIS PROPERTY BELONGED TO 3 THE SCHOOL BOARD AND A REVERTER CLAUSE WENT INTO EFFECT WHENEVER THE SCHOOL HAD NO FURTHER USE FOR ITt THEREFORE IT WAS NOT KNOWN AS TO WHETHER THIS AREA DID, IN FACT. BELONG TO THE CITY FOR USE AS A RECREATIONAL AREA. FURTHER INFORMATION IS NECESSARY BEFORE THE BOARD CAN MAKE A DECISION ON AN OCEAN RECREATIONAL AREA. 6. RIVERFRONT RECREATIONAL /BOAT RAMP ACCESS AREA - THIS ITEM WAS DISCUSSED AT A PRIOR LPA MEETING REFERENCE ACQUIRING RIVERFRONT PROPERTY IN THE VICINITY OF THE SEWER PLANT. MR. ALLEN BRIEFED THE BOARD MEMBERS ON A POSSIBLE RECREATIONAL AREA ON THE RIVER BEHIND THE CAPE CANAVERAL BANK AND STATED THAT THE CITY HAD AN EASEMENT IN THAT AREA. THERE WAS FURTHER DISCUSSION ON WHETHER THE ZONING IN THIS AREA WAS APPROPRIATE FOR SUCH USE. MR. ALLEN ADVISED THE BOARD MEMBERS THAT A CHANNEL EXISTED FROM THE RIVER TO THE DREDGED AREA AROUND THE SHUFORD MILLS PROPERTY, THAT THERE WERE PILINGS /POSTS IN THAT AREA AND THAT THE CHANNEL WAS B' DEEP IN THE MIDDLE WITH A WIDTH OF APPROXI74ATELY 16' . BOARD MEMBERS ALSO DISCUSSED HOW FAR RIDGEWOOD EXTENDED TO THE NORTH, DEDICATED ROAD ACROSS FAST END OF HARBOR HEIGHTS, AND DRIVE AREA FRO14 RIDGEWOOD TO END OF OCEANWOOD BOULEVARD. THERE WAS FURTHER DISCUSSION REGARDING PUBLICITY ON SALE OF LOTS AT EAST END OF HARBOR HEIGHTS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF CONDOMINIUM, REZONING OF PROPERTY OWNED BY C. LULEY AND LETTER RECEIVED ON THIS SUBJECT, AND REZONING OF R -2 PROPERTY TO R -1 LOCATED JUST SOUTH OF OCEAN WOODS AND OWNED BY CEVESCO. MR. ALLEN STATED THAT THE CITY WOULD BE RECEIVING A LETTER FROM MR. FIRKINS REQUESTING THAT THE CEVESCO PROPERTY BE ZONED R -1. 4 MR. RUTHERFORD EXPRESSED ,HIS CONCERN ABOUT MAKING ANY RECOMMENDATIONS AT THIS TIME IN VIEW OF THE ABOVE REQUEST AND PROBLEM AREAS. MRS. RIGERMAN RECOMMENDED THAT THE BOARD MOVE ON TO OTHER ELEMENTS WITHIN THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN WHICH WOULD NOT REQUIRE AS MUCH REVIEW. AFTER DISCUSSION BY THE BOARD MEMBERS IT. WAS DECIDED TO REVIEW SECTIONS j, y AND 9 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AND TABLE SECTION 2 UNTIL A LATER DATE. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 909 P.M. / ,. JOA M. FOSDICK, EGRET RY 0 City of Cape Canaveral IOU POLK AV . CAPE CANAVERAL. FLORIDA 32920 --HONE 305 763.1100 REGULAR ME= PIARMU MID ZONING BOARD DECQM13, 1978 7:00 P.M. AGENDA CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MI wEs OF NWEMM 8, 1978 FOR PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD mw BUSINESS IIFM 1. MINI SdAMiOUSFS, C -1 rMI 2. REQUEST FOR ZONING CHANGE BY CE 00 FOR CANAVERAL BEACH GARDENS UNIT 2 rM1 3. DISCUSSION RE: SEr BACKS AND MIMEN FLOOR AREA IN C -1 UNFIRISHED BUSINESS ITER 1. DISCUSSION RE: TUMIOUSES LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY APPROVAL OF MINUIFS OF NINFMBER. 29, 1978 FOR LOCAL PIAIVING AGENCY ITEM 1. DISCUSSION RE: CHAPIERS. 5,7 S 9 CCMPRE104SIVC PLAN, 1978 L.P.A. DID NOT HAVE A QUORUM FUR TILE 12 -13 -78 MEEMING a FILE C04Y PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD REGULAR MEETING DECEMBER 13, 1978 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7,12 P.M. ROLL CALL WAS TAKEN AND MEMBERS PRESENT WERE, WAYNE RUTHERFORD - CHAIRMAN WALTER MERTZ - MEMBER JOHN HARBISON - MEMBER EILEEN FRINK - ALTERNATE OTHERS PRESENT WERE,. ELVIN ALLEN - BUILDING OFFICIAL MARILYN RIGERIAN COUNCIL MEMBER JA14:S RICKMAN CHAIRMAN, BD. OF ADJUST. MR. LUCIANO - RESIDENT GEORGE FIRKINS, JR. - V.P., CEVESCO, INC. DAVE SMITH - INVESTOR JACK MOLINE - MOLINE REALTY. DICK BURGESS - DEVELOPER, ATLANTA J. M. ALLEN - ALLEN ENGINEERING, INC. W. J. ECONOMOU - ECONOMOU REALTY STEVE OLIN ECONOMOU REALTY ABSENT, JOHN MULLANEY - VICE CHAIRMAN JOHN STEVENS - MEMBER MINUTES OF NOVEMBER B. 1978, MEETING WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. NEW BUSINESS ITEM 1, MINI IJR • f1 S • MR. RUTHERFORD SAT TED 1 IS f1 MI HAD BEEN PREVIOUSLY DISCUSSED AT THE NOVEMBER 8, 1978, P &Z MEETINGIBRIEFLY RE- STATED MR. LUCIANO -S REQUEST CONCERNING STORAGE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS IN MINI WAREHOUSES. MRS. FRINK MADE A MOTION TO AMEND SECTION 637.83, PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES, ITEM H. AS NOTED ON ATTACHED PAGE 29 OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE. MR. HARBISON SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. '• e • e 2 ITEM 3 DISCUSSION RE, SETBACKS & MINIMUM FLOOR AREA IN C-1 MR. RUTHERFORD MADE A MOTION TO AMEND SECTION 637.91, AREA AND DIMENSION REGULATIONS+ C -1, FOR MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLINGS UNDER MINIMUM LIVING OR FLOOR AREA AND MINIMUM SETBACK REQUIREMENTS FOR SIDE INTERIOR LOT AND REAR AS NOTED ON ATTACHED PAGES 34, 35 AND 41 OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE. MRS.. FRINK SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. ITEM 2. REQUEST FOR ZONING CHANGE BY CEVESCO FOR CANAVERAL BEACH GARDENS UNIT 2 (THIS ITEM WAS DISCUSSED AT PREVIOUSP &Z MEETINGS1 NAMELY, SEPTEMBER 13 AND SEPTEMBER 27, 1978, BY P &Z BOARD MEMBERS AND MRS. TOWNSEND AND MRS. DALEY, PROPERTY OWNERS IN CANAVERAL BEACH GARDENS.) P &Z BOARD MEMBERS DISCUSSED LETTER RECEIVED FROM MR. GEORGE H. FIRKINS, JR., VICE- PRESIDENT OF CEVESCO, INC., DATED DECEMBER 5, 1978- MR. HARBISON 14ADE A MOTION TO CHANGE THE ZONING IN BLOCKS 6, 7, 8, AND 9 OF CANAVERAL BEACH GARDENS, UNIT 2, TO R -1 WITH THE EXCEPTION OF EXISTING APARTMENT COMPLEX, BLOCK 8, LOT 1, WHICH WOULD REMAIN R -2, AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, BLOCK 9, LOTS 1 AND 2, WHICH WOULD REMAIN C -1 PER DRAWING 78075 ON FILE WITH THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL. MRS. FRINK SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. UNFINISHED BUSINESS ITEM 1 DISCUSSION RE, TOWNHOUSES SEVERAL INVESTORS, REALTORS AND DEVELOPERS WERE IN ATTENDANCE TO ADDRESS THE TOWNHOUSE ITEM. MR. DAVE SMITH PRESENTED TWO CONCEPTS FOR CONSIDERATION WHICH WERE NOT COVERED IN THE COUNTY`S RECENTLY PASSED ZONING ORDINANCE ON TOWNHOUSES1 I.E., CONCEPT OF TOWNHOUSES 3 IN CLUSTERS RATHER THAN IN A ROW AND MINIMU14 LOT SIZE, COMMON GROUND AND INDIVIDUAL OWNERSHIP. HE ALSO PRESENTED A SKETCH OF A AUADRAPLEX TO ILLUSTRATE HIS PROPOSAL. MR. DICK BURGESS PRESENTED A PROPOSED TOWNHOUSE CONCEPT FOR THE AREA NORTH OF HARBOR HEIGHTS AND BROUGHT UP THE MATTER OF ZERO LOT LINE. HE STATED HE WANTED TO GET AWAY FROM THE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION OWNERSHIP AND OFFER INDIVIDUAL OWNERSHIP. MR. MOLINE STATED THAT MR. BURGESS' PROPOSAL LENT ITSELF TO THE R.P.U.D. ZONING ORDINANCE WHICH WAS NO LONGER IN EFFECT. DISCUSSION FOLLOWED ON THE REACTIVATION OF THE R.P.U.D. ZONING ORDINANCE. MR. ECONOMOU AND MR. OLIN PRESENTED THEIR DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF DUPLEXES WHICH ARE PRESENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION ON LINCOLN AND MONORE AND STATED HE WANTED TO OFFER THEM FOR SALE INDIVIDUALLY WHICH WOULD MEAN INDIVIDUAL OWNERSHIP OF ONE -HALF OF A DUPLEX ON 25' OF A 50' LOT. DISCUSSION FOLLOWED AND IT WAS BROUGHT TO MR. ECONOMOU'S ATTENTION THAT THIS WAS NOT IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ZONING ORDINANCE. AFTER A LENGTHY DISCUSSION ON THE TOWNHOUSE PROPOSALS BY THOSE IN ATTENDANCE, MR. RUTHERFORD 14ADE A MOTION TO AMEND THE PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES SECTIONS UNDER R -2, R -3 AND 0-1 BY ADDING A NEW PARAGRAPH TO SECTION 637.23 AS NOTED ON ATTACHED PAGE 19, ADDING ITEM E TO SECTION 637.43 AS NOTED ON PAGE 23, ADDING ITEM M TO SECTION 637.83 AS NOTED ON PAGE 29, AND DELETING THE EXISTING DEFINITION FOR TOWNHOUSE UNDER SECTION 631.01 AND SUBSTITUTING THE DEFINITION AS NOTED ON ATTACHED PAGE 12 OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE. MRS. FRINK SECONDED 4 THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. THE BOARD ALSO RECOMMENDED AN EDITORIAL NOTE BE ADDED TO THE AREA AND DIMENSION REGULATIONS AND MINIMUM SETBACK REQUIREMENTS FOR R -2, R -3 AND C -1 UNDER SECTIONS 637.31, 637.51 AND 637.91 AS NOTED ON ATTACHED PAGES 21, 25, AND 33, RESPECTIVELY. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 11,12 P.M. YNE UT R ORDA�IN lam-._ //JOAN Fosulim, SECRETARY. V • (12) 631.01 (Cont.) Street - A street for the purposes of this section shall be a public or PrIvato right -of -way set aside for public travel which is thirty (30) feet or more in width. A. Street a ht -of -wa Line - The property line which bounds the right - o -way set asi a or use as a street. Where sidewalks exist: and the exact location of the right -of -way is unlmowv, the side of the sidewalk farthest from the centerline of the traveled street shall be considered as right -of -way line. B. Street Centerline - The midpoint of the street right -of -way. Swimning Pool - Any portable pool or permanent structure containing a body of square feet eighteen 18) area oromore of water ervicew area, hundred intended fifty (250) recreational purposes, including a wading pool, but not including an oni, ental reflecting pool or fish pond or other type of pool regardless Of size, unless it is located and designed so as to create a hazard or be used for swimming or wading. Tent - A collapsible shelter of canvas or other fabric type material. Terrace - An open space adjacent to the principal building on one or ro sus, prepared with a hard, semi -hard, or improved surface, and uncovered, fc.r the purpose of outdoor living. Tourist mid Transient Livirtg Accomodations - Any place wherein tourists, trans ents, crave ers, or persons esirrng tenporary residence may be provided with sleeping s�l�eepkig, sanitary or cooking facilities. Townhouse - n_.q.�.n ,rvKfaymilyJCD(#Xd i unit con?tructod in a series or nropor y Won ueparaain' ro�p o attached units with C �uc units. Total Floor Area or Cross Floor Area - The areas of all floors of a building, c u ng tuns a atC cs, ntsie asanents mid all covered areas, including porches, sheds, carports, and garages. Trailer Park - An area duly licensed by the City of Cape Canaveral and approved by Clio Florida State Board of Health which is designed, constructed, equipped, operated and nuintained for the purpose of providing space for and otherwise servicing mobile hams and /or trailers. Travel Trailer - A vehicular, portable structure having no foundation other an ice s, acks or blocks, designed to be used as a temporary dolling trait for travel, recreational and vacation uses, which (1) is identified on the trait or classified by the manufacturer as a travel trailer; and ® ��c rotas c!v:n�rc C. oti.on S (19) 637.11 (cost.) Minimum lot Depth: 100 Feet Maxinun In-- overage: 30' /. Min Living, L— ivL Area: 1,100 Sq. Ft. Dioxin m Reipht: 25 Feet MIDIR• i SEr BACK R_cnUIRRaM R-1 Fmot: 25 Feet Side Interior Lot: 8 Feet or l(r/ of lot, whichever is greater, up to 20 Fact. Side Corner Lot: 25 Feet Rear` 25 Feet; 20 Feet: when abutting an alley. 637.13 OFF - STREET PARKING AND ACCr.SS Off - Street parking area and access to a public or private street shall be provided in accordance with Chapter 639. 637.21 R -2: per, 1hD AND MULTIPI.S FAhIILY IMMLIM DISTRICT Ilia provisions of this district are intended to apPly to an area of mediun density residential development with a variety of housing types; lot sizes and other resident restrictions are intended to pramte and protect trecilum density residential development maintainillp an adequate ; protect of open space for such developinenc. Sour non - residential use canQ�atible wide the character of die district are also permitted. 637.23 PRINCIPAL USES AND SIRUCRMRS df'elle fs�l, ly c1:e11Lugs, by family &&Rings and multiple family N provided hQ'evcr, that in no case shall there be nore than fifteen (15) cAwalling units per net residential acre, 637.25 AC(]'SSOIty USES AND SI'RUCTI T A. Non- conmercial piers, bathhouses, and loadiuy, places Lntended solely for die use of die adjoiniry; residences, providing ® -_ that dm following conditions are met;. ---- -- Add nevi paragraphs Townhouses - minimum lot size may be the land under each dtm)1in.- unit nrovideci that it is not less than lE' In width or depth ner unit. There shall be a ��inic:ucr o, two wiito per structure an(i ;.mxinuui of ej rbt. ( at on .,litre :;hall be a minimum; totaj . -,it(., si::e ni' 7$0 S(2. '''T 18• 1 ?- t, "i- i' +)''P1Of tomnhou -c, unit shall have acct -, to a public street either ctiraetly or indirectly. r,ll living area, setbac!cs, bmio te:; ch.-. height and derssit y restriction, :: resin the sn!aa a in R-2, (21) • G. Hospitals, convalescent haws, nursing homes for hurem cmrc except institutions primmrily for mental care; H. Public and private clubs and lodges not involved in the conduct of commercial activities; - I, Govettsrcntal office buildings, institutions and cultural facilities; J. Kindergartens, nurseries, and child care facilities; 637.29 PRDIIIEITLU USES AND SMUCrURGS All uses not specifically or provisionally permitted herein; and any use not in keeping with the residential character of the district. 637.31 AREA AND DII- ENSION REGULATIONS R -2 Miniu m Lot Area; One family and two fmnily: 7,500 SQ. Fr. Multiple ramily; 10,000 SQ. 11r, Minimm Lot Width: One family, two family and multiple family; 75 rr. Min± :m Lot Dopth: One family, t.:o family and multiple family; 100 rr. Ptvcinmm Lot Covcrare; One family, tnofamily and multiple family; 35`/, MLnbmm Living Area: one family: 1,000 SQ. Fr. per dwelling unit. T1v family: 750 SQ. rr, per chcelling unit. multiple family: Efficiency: 450 SQ. Fr. per chacllicv; unit One bedroom; 650 SQ, Fr. per ohmIling unit Two bedroxm: 750 SQ. Fr. per dwelling unit Tluce bedroon: 900 SQ. 1T. per chrclling unit ploys 100 SQ. I7'. for each additional bedroom. Kmi m n Height: One family, tno family and multiple family: 25 11r. `fO11;11OUS71,3: Sec Section 6.17 3 PR T;iCIi'IcL US..., 'ND -- Denote:; chan;-c (Editorial note) i'. =Z :,tc. 12 -13 -7U .• o ® o (23) • 637.43 (Cont.) B. Professional offices, studios and similar uses; C. Medical and dental clinics and related laboratories; D. Government offices; , 637.45 ACCESSORY USES AND Tmumum , A. Non - commercial piers, bathhouses, and loading places intended solely for the use of the adjoining residences, providing i that the following conditions are net: 1. No dock or pier shall extend over five (5) feet i beyond the property line unless the abutting waterway is over one - hundred (100) feet in width at such point i where the pier or dock is constructed; , 2. No water craft moored to such use shall be used as living quarters; 3. All applicable regulations and restrictions of the Corps of Engineers and other Federal, county, state and local icontrols i stall be adhered to; B. Non - commercial botanical nurseries and greenhouses; , C. Customary accessory uses of a residential nature, clearly incidental and subordinate to the principal use, including garages, carports, and like, in keeping with the residential i , character of the district; , D. home Occupations subject to the provisions of Clopter 639; i E. Parking lots and facilities in conjuncion with one or pore principal uses; F. Limited retail and service establishunents when operated within a single complex of thirty-five (35) or wre units, including i drug and sundry shops, confectionary and coffee shops; newsstand; personal services; delicatessens; eating establishammits; laundry and dry cleaning pickuq> stations and laUndroinits and similar uses. provided that no contivrcial display is visible from outside a principal huilding. Such accessory use shall list exceed five (5) percent of the gross floor area of a principal use. ----- Add. ... Townhouuas - minimum lot :Iir.e :way be the land under each dwel.lin� unit provided that it is not lens than 16' in width o or dci.)th uer Unit. There shall be a minimum of two units per otructurc and ::mximum of ei ^ht. There shall be a minimum total site uise of 6250 j, T. Each townhouse Unit shall have access to a public street either directly or indirectly. : +11 livint; area, setbacks, height and density restriction:; remain the sni:,e as in R -]. Denote;; chance (..oti.on P &Z ;:tr. 12- 1j -7`?) d • (25) ® 637, 51 AREA ANO DIb�[7SIO:I RE(;u7A �; TIO S R -3 Llini`um Lot Areas: pI„ and mo family: 7,500 Sq, Ft. I'tultiple £artily . and offices, motels: 12,000 Sq, Ft, hotels and Churches and hospitals: One half (112) pcye rfinimm Lot Wdth: �_ One and mo family: 75 Ft, Multiple family, and offices, hotels and motels: 100 Ft, Lot O t'�i+mum Churches and hospitals: 150 Ft, e the �� - One and tvo family multiple family and and and churches and hospitals, hot motels: 100 Ft, LI- -%Imnm Lot coyera c: One and tyo family: 35% Multiple faily an churches and offices, i hospitals: 257 Hotels and Dbtels: y0% Minimum Livin or oo - One family: 1,050 Sq. Ft. per &,ailing unit. nro family: 850 Sq. Ft. per dwellin„r unit. Multiple family, and offices: Tln b One bedroom: dr 850 Sq, Ft. per chaelling unit eoan: 1,050 Sq. Ft. per &ellin<n, unit Plus 200 Sq Ft, for each sddi tional bedroom, hotels and N ntels: 300 sq. Ft, per rental unit Floor Areas for Office Buildings and Office Units; Office Buildings: 1,050 Sq. Ft. Office Units: 200 Maximum Height 0 Sec, 1, 7 Feb 1978), q- Ft' (Ord, loo. 21-77, One and 7W Family; 25 Ft, Alultiple family, offices, churches, hospitals, Hotel and motel units ccntaining Prand imotels: or coo15 FT. Reefing shall have a minimum floor area rot less than�y00 light house_ lb, 17 -76, Sec, 1, 21 Sep 1976), Sq, Ft, (Ord, auction 637 Itc: j ::,enu1 -u, char. -c (':li torus 1. note • (29) 637.83 (Cont,) A. Retail stores, sales and display roans; R. Personal service establishments such as beauty and barber shops, simmer and dry cleaning pickup stations, tailor shops, and C. Professional offices, studios, clinics, laboratories, general offices, business schools and similar uses; D. hotels, motels - in no case shall there be more than thirty (30) rental units per net residential acre; nor shall a rental unit have a floor area less than three hundred (300) Sq. I•T. >:• Eating establishments. E, Public and sari- public parks, playgrounds, clubs and lodges, cultural facilities, ho funeral hrne spitals, clinics, restoriuns, mortwnriee, s, government offices, schools, ellurches and similar uses; C. Rmlks and financial institutions; H. Iq,hl.ir. and private parking lntsxaculx�rt,ex rarat;cn u ^ed for I, Connor ial recreation such asndriving ranges, bawling alleys, and similar uses; J. Plant nurseries and greenhouses, providing that all outside display of merchandise shall be contained in the required setbacks; F:. Repair service establishments such as household appliances, and 1V and similar uses, but not including automobile repairs; radio L. Multiple fanny dclllings, provided, ha, „ever, that in no case shall there be more dun fifteen (15) chwlling units per net residential acre. 637.85 ACCL•,S,SORY IISES AND STRL'CA PT•.S a Customary accessory uses of one or more of the principal uses clearly 'incidental and subordinate to the principalu.e, in keeping with the lea density comaercial character of tine district arc permitted. ------ Add: 7ourhaucec - mini:.ium lot: wise may be ti,e land under each dwell unit provided that it i:; not le:;:a than 16' in eridth or denth per unit; ;hero :hall be an.in.i;an::: of three unity per structure and • :mxi:numn of ei.rint. "here ¢hall be a ;:,ini:r:urv:: toi,al .. ^,itr, cite o +' '250 Gi. �'.'' :iach to,mhou ❑e trait troet either directly or indirectly. hll ha"a accean to a public and dennit, restrict• :.1.1 liv.in- area, c ;eIback:;, ion, ror:ain the .,,.; ,e a:; in C -1. ilonot ^_a C1nanC;a (;.otion 7 cL I t,�. 12- 1i - ^”) I • • • (33) 637.89 PROIIIBrrM- USES AND STRUCMIES A. Residential uses, except as specifically permitted; B. Outdoor sales and /or display areas except as provided herein; C. Manufacturing activities, transportation terminals, storage warehousing and other activities of a similar nature; D. All uses not specifically or provisionally permitted herein; E. Any use xiiich fails to meet "Performance Standards" specifications as provided in Chapters 639.13 to 639.41 inclusive. F. 'theatres, Drive -in theatres, boolcstores and photographic studios. 637.91 AREA AND DDnSTON REGULATIONS: C -1 Minimun Lot Area: Multiple family chuellings, hotels and notels: 12,000 SQ. Fr. All other principal uses and structures; 5,000 SQ. Fr. and in addition, the ratio of gross floor area to lot area shall not exceed 1.5:1.0. Minim= lot Width: th:ltiple family dwellings, hotels, and motels. 100 YT. All other principal uses and structures; .50 Fr. Minicmrn Lot Dcpth: Multiple family cheellings, hotels, motel and all other principal uses and structures; 100 Fr. Maximum Int Coverage: Multiple family dwellings: 257. Hotels mid Fbtels: 407. All other principal uses and structures: 507. see Section 637.83 FRII:OTFAL U;eS i,ND 3TRUC'TURES, Item ,.. +' -"Denote❑ chan,,o (editorial note 1'Z ;;t;. 12- 1)-780 (YO 637.91 (Cont. Rinimum Living or Floor Area: Raltiple family &.1ellingH hotels aid notels: One bedroom: wotsqS)pr.i 650 SQ. FT. per &4elling unit. Wo bedroom: :4MOi-9W1'EYVX 750 SQ FT.per &cIling unit, plus 200 SQ. FT. for each additional bedroom. Hotels and tbtcls; 300 Sq. Ft. per rental unit. Hotel and rmtel units containing provisions for cooking or light housekeepling shall have a ndninxrn floor area not less than 400 square feet. (Ord. No. 17-76 Sec. 1, 21 Sep 1976). All other principal uses and structures: 300 SQ. Ft. Abximum Height: MaltiPle family &,vellings, hotels and rmtels: 45 Fr. All other principal uses and structures: 40 FT. t•WMIZI SEMCK REQLTM=: C-1 Front: Multiple family dwellings, hotels and untels and all other principal uses and structures; 25 FT. Side Interior Lot: HAltiPle family dwellings: 15 ET.XplfA,' 3=.XIdk:UIUk#Xla 17X t 2a)=Mj4rdipt�XXXXxXxxxx Hotels, motels and all other principal uses and structure: 0 FT.; 25 FT. 1,Aien abutting a residential zoned district. Side Corner Lot: Multiple family dwellings, hotels and rmtels and all other principal uses and structures: 25 FT. chan Ot;1,11 (35) 637.91 Cont.) 15 FT. Marv: Iiultiple family dwellings: xmSh"L'X4"t m 12C�ZxY�titXiEYM7LtlYIxKRXThx ICY�Hxi(:E4YIYRx�Yi�d11C :cnxx:An:x'txxitxr�ic�axxx Hotels, motels and all other principal uses and structures: 10 Fr.; 25 Fr. when abutting a residential zoned district".. 637.93 LANDSCAPING MID SCREENING Defined in Chapter 639 (Supplementary District Regulations) of this ordinance. 637.95 OFT- STREET PARKING AND ACCESS Off- street parking and access to a public or private street shall be provided in accordance with Chapter 639. 638.01 C -2: MOM M- VERCIAL DISTRICT The provisions of this district are intended to apply to an area intended to be developed and preserved as a major commercial center serving the canmrcial needs of the community and the region. The types of uses and other restrictions are intended to.pranate and protect intense cannercial. development as well as provide adequate protection from conflicts with adjacent residential and other non - camiercial uses, and to minimize the interruption of traffic along adjacent thoroughfares. 638.03 PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES The following uses and structures are permitted for any use or group of uses that are developed, either seapartely, or as a unit with certain stie improvonnts shared in canron, on a site of three (3) acres or less: A. Retain stores, sales and display rooms; B. Personal service establishments such as beaury and harbor shops, laundry and dry cleaning pickup stations, tailor shops, and sindlar uses; Deno�e:; char -1 (I:otlan .._o _tr. 12- 17 -78). Ii a y • (41) 638.09 PROHIBITED USES AND STRUCTURES A. Residential uses, except as specifically permitted. B. Manufacturing activities, transportation terminals, storage, warehousin7 and other activities of a similar nature; C. All uses not specifically or provisionally permitted herein; any use not in keeping with the intense commercial character of the district; D. Any use which fails to meet "Performance Standards" specification of Chapters 639.13 to 639.41 inclusive. E. Automotive repair establishments which provide body work; (Ord. No. 10 -77, Sec. 1 21 Jun 1977). F. Drive -in theatres, theatres, book stores, and photographic studios; 638.11 AREA AND DIMENSION REGULATIONS: C -2 Minimum Lot Area: 5,000 Sq. Ft. and in addition, the ratio of gross floor area to lot area shall not exceed 2.1 :1.0 Minimum Lot Width: 50 Ft. Minimum Lot Denth: 100 Ft. Minimum Lot Coverage: 75% Minimum Floor Area: 300 Sq. Ft. Maximum Height: 40 Ft. MINIMUM SETBACK REQUIREMENTS: C_2 Front: 25 Ft. Side Interior Lot: None; 25 Ft. when abutting a residential zoned district. Side Corner Lot: 25 Ft. Rear: 10 Ft. Minimum Living Area per Multiple Family Dwelling: Bsnxs4xxrxx 650 SQ.FT. (Ord. No. 14 -77, Sec. 1, 4 Oct 1977). Donotel; ch n. -c G.ation I ; ;Z, : t;;. 12- 13 -75) p City of Cape Canaveral 10l POLK AVENUE • PL CANAVERAL. FLORIDA 32920 'TELEPHONE 305 783-1100 Fr N O T I C E N O T I C E THE PIANNINO AND ZONING BOARD wn.L NOT HOLD A DI MIM ON WMiESDAY, DEMMM 27, 1978. THE NEXT MEETI40 OF THE BOARD FALL BE HELD ON JANUARY 10,'1979.