274-R, 275-R, 277-R Evans and BrownAUGUST 10, 1989
274 -R
C(L1MISSION
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NOTICE SENT
AUGUST 25, 1989
ADVERTISEMENT 8/25/89 & 9/1/89
HEARING DATL - PLANNING COMMISSION,/
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SEPT. 12, 1989
- HEARING DATE BOACD OF COUNTY
$100.00 REC. #007903 COMMISSIONERS
UNIFORM LAND USE P:PPLICAITtIYN COUNCIL 10/3/89
N ;T'(L Of R1_QUEST:
XX Fe,-;;ne of Land
Variance
enin g Ordinance Change F Special Exception
Ahpeel of decision of Zoning Administrator F. Other •
FAYMENT OF FEE MUST ACCOMPANY THIS APPLICATION ALONG WITii PROOF
OF DWNERSHIP. (land deed, tax receipt, etc.)
m e of owner of p r o p e r t y GLADYS EVANS, MARTIN L. BROWN & EDITH BROWN, DONALD W..& LINDIA F.
OWN
N ime of opplicant if other than owner JOHN CASSELS
(relationship to owner: agent; XX atto'rney
address for notification P.O. BOX 968 OKEECHOBEE
Telephone 1f 763 -3131
,ICncription of property involved (as found in official records):
D1ttach additional sheets if necessary. SEE ATTACHED
Iddress and /or des_:r_rr.Oiive location of property:
ACREAGE_LYING EAST OF OKEECHOBEE ESTAT_ES__
LAND
;ed chance toning Flesslfication from AagiCULTURE_ CONSERVATION to
RESIDENTIAL �I�CaLE_EAMII Y
e 1 prcv rtenf? on t, e pi' pertv at this time? NO
prop .i'Ly
ng u-ic_d at this time? PASTIIRF
;∎re'_;( r1,` prn _'rt v be conidcre a violation of Zoning
or +n'. Di '_= n ince or Code the County of Okeechobee?
NO
r:tnte nuture of the violation:
. If yes,
+ish to appear and make a presentation before the Planning Board
Countv Commission at: the necessary public hearing? YES
r,u within the last year made any application For any variance,
ee 'al exception, or zoning change which included any or all of the
ct.y described in paragraph 4 above? NO If the answer is yes,
e;ee se state name such application was filed under (if different from
Move the date and nature of such application:
. rr;; certify that I am the legal owner of the above described property
that I am the attorney or agent of the legal owner. I further certify
' th above answers and information on this app icatiop- re true and cprrect.
Sig
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OYU .VANS/ K EDITH URUWN /UONAL,,
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NOTICE SENT AUGUST 25, 1989
ADVERThSEMENT 8 /25/89 & 9/1/89
HEARING DATE - PLANNING COMMISSION/
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SEPT. 12, 1989
HEARING DATE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
CITY COUNCIL 10/3/89
UNIFORM LAND USE APPLICATION
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r,F ,?i Land
/ n inq Ordinance (- i_ n,'
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D.
decision of Zoning Administrator F.
Variance
Special Exception
Other
`,1f1E_ ^.T DF FEE MIDST AFCOMPANY THIS APPLICATION ALONG WITH PROOF
I SSNER5EI1P. (land deed, tax receipt, etc.)
a me of owner of property GLADYS EVANS, MARTIN & EDITH BROWN
1< f :rnrrlicnnt if other than owner
JOHN CASS -ELS, JR.
Peloticnship to owner: agent;
XX
oi address for not if i_ cation P.O. BOX 968, OKEECHOBEE
attorney
Tel ephone 11 763 -3131
description of property involved (as founri in official records):
Ittach additional sheets if necessary.
SEE ATTACHED
adc'res a;ho /or descriptive location of property:
ACREAGE LYING EAST OF OKEECHOBEE ESTATES
AND
ed change ?cnino Classification from HOLDING to
RESIDENTIAL SINGLE FAMILY
0rrjvnmentc, n lLF opc.+rt.y at this 1. imc
re;
at this time?
NO
PASTURE
t'/ be Cfifl 1 f.'ed n v c,1ation of Zoninfl
i cari; e or Code the .;ounty DC Okeechobee?
NO
v i o l a t i o n :
. If yes,
wisn to appear and make a presentation before the Planning Board
Tnunty Pr.mmissinn rrt the necessary public hearing? YES
within the last year made any application for any variance,
exception, or zoning change which included any or all of the
r described in oarac;ranh 4 above? NO If the answer is yes,
skate name such application was filed under (if different from
the date and natore of such application:
e; t i fy that 1 ar: tie legal owner of the above described property
that I am the attorney or :rant of the legal owner. I further certify
n„ above answers and in,ormation on this appl'cati n true and correct.
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NY 275
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Sign
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NOTICE SENT AUGUST 25, 1989
'IIHN (t 277 -S ADVERTISEMENT 8/25/89 & 9/1/89
`?:SRI) OF- al)JUSTMEN'T & APPEALS HEARING DATE - PLANNING COMMISSION/
BOARD of ADJUSTMENT SEPT. 12, 1989
"I° $75.00 RFC. #007903
HEARING DATE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
UNIFORM LAND USE APPLICATION
Nf P�;E_ NATURE or REQUEST:
Rezone of Land D. Variaance .
Toning Ordinance E. XX Special Exception
Appeal of decision of Zoning Administrator F. Other
HET: PAYMENT OF FEE MUST ACCOMPANY THIS APPLICATION ALONG WITH PROOF OF
OWNERSHIP. (land deed, tax receipt, etc.)
full name of owner of property
& DONALD & LINDA BROWN
GLAf1YS FVANS, MARTIN X FOTTH RROWN
NiiMP of applicant if other than owner
JOHN f ASSFI S ,1R.
Peiationship to owner: agent;
. Th 1 ing address for notification
XX
P 0 BOX 968
attorney
Telephone //
763 -3131
tee a! description of property involved (as found in official records):
Attach additional sheets if necessary.
SEE ATTACHED
-,treet address and /or descriptive location of property:
ACREAGE EAST OF OKEECHOBEE ESTATES
E XCEPTION
e�se state nature of special exception desired and reason(s) why it
desired. TO ALLOW A GOLF COURSE IN A RSF ZONED DISTRICT. ENTIRE
PROJECT IS DESIGNED AROl1ND THE GOLF COURSE. THOSE PURCHASING LOTS WILL
BE AWARE / OR DESIRE FACILITY.
Please state the Zoning Ordinance Section under which the special
exception is sought. TRACT A: CITY ORDINANCE #402 SPECIAL EXC. RSF -1
TRACT B: COUNTY ORDINANCE #74 -1 SPECIAL EXCEPTION RSF - 1.
hereby certify that the above answers and information on this application
e true and correct.
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RE(, FST FOR CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSED. ZONING CLASSIFICATION:
NOTICE: A hearing will be held before the Okeechobee County
Planning Commission on September 12, 1989 to consider a rezoning
From an existing classification of Agriculture Conservation
to -residential Single Family and from an existing classification
of Holding to Residential Single Family and a special exception
TO ALLOW A GOLF COURSE IN A RSF ZONED DISTRICT on the following
described property:
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-.NFD HY: CL\I) S EVAN;;, joined by ERNEST EVANS, her husband:
;he Northwest one- quarter of the Northwest one - quarter of the
Frthcast one - quarter; together with the Northeast one - quarter of
the Northwest one-quarter lying North and East of Taylor Creek;
also the West 176 feet of the Northeast one - quarter of the
Northwest one - quarter of the Northeast one- quarter, less Plat of
the 2nd Addition to OKIECHOBF.E ESTATES, also Less and except the
::,ilowinq described parcel:
!'.c•3lnninq at S.E. corner of Lot. No. 14, OK.EECHOBEE ESTATES,
ac.-o;ding to replat of Lots 1 to 14 of OKEECHOBEE ESTATES, as
.e. orded in Plat Rook 3, Page 55, Public Records of Okeechobee
:'ounty, Florida, thence run South 0 degree: 22'24" East for a
,.:istance of 55 feet, thence North 89 degress 37'36" West a
distance of 55 feet more or less to Taylor Creek, thence
7.orthwosterly along the boundaries of Taylor Creek to a point of
,n extended line parallel to the South line of herein described
tr.Ict., thence South 89 degrees 37'36" East for a distance of 100
et, more or less, to point of beginning. All being in Section
r, Township 37 South, Range 35 East, Okeechobee County, Florida.
7.''-:.) BY: MARTIN L. BROWN and EDITH 1.. BROWN, his wife
'1 l/4 of NY. 1/4; E 1/: C -F NW 1/4 , )F NE 1/4 ions and except the W
7e,.(0 feet 01 the NE 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 all being in
::e<-ion 27, Township 37 South, Range 35 East.
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,M'N1i' RY: tx)NAI.D W. BROWN and LINDA F. BROWN, his wife
rift of the SW 1/4 of NW 1/4 lying North and East of TAYLOR
. EK; That part of the a 1/2 of NE 1/4 lying North and East of
TA11l/R CREEK; That part of the N 1/2 of S:: 1/4 lying North of-
:A,1k'R CREEK, all being in Section 27, Township 37 South, Range 35
TRACT "Ari".
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I,1: 31ADYS EVANS, joined by ERNEST EVANS, her husband
:gyring at the Southeast one - quarter corner of the Southwest
,7,--quarter of Section 22, run along the one - quartet section line
N.-th for a distance of 1,149.95 feet, thence run South 39
res, 21" ''1" Net a distance of 290 feet; thence run South 01
:1' tt' }.;;'P a distance of 1,150.58 [eet.; Thence North 79
.r.Ir ee 19' 14" Fast. a distance of 290 feet to the Point of
;inrirr1• all being in ;section 22, 'Township 17 south, Range 3',
, 7',,' chobee County, Florida_
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C1.A.D'f5 EVANS, joined by ERNEST EVANS, her husband
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west 1.16 feet of the East one -half of the Southwest one-
r . f the Southeast one-quarter; Also a parcel beginning at a
li a feet South of the Northwest corner of the Southwest one -
.1:7e: of the Southeast one- quarter; thence run South 990 feet;
run East 660 feet; thence run North 990 feet; thence run
..••,1 e,r,n ;vet to the Point of Beginning, all being in Section 22,
.;,p f7 Scr,th, fame 15 East, Okeechobee County, Florida.
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+N "11 AY: MAE11N 1.. BROWN and EDITH L. BP.OWN, his wife
.th ]/4 of NW 1/4 of SE 1/4; NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 of SE 1/4 less and
et the W 176 feet thereof; SE 1/4 of SW 1/4 of SE 1/4 less and
,-eF-t the W 176 feet thereof all lying in Section 22, Township 37
,.. Range 31i East.
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RESOLUTION NC. 90 -5
A RESOLUTION CF THE CITY OF OKEECEOBEE, FLORIDA
APPROVING THE AMENDMENT OF ORDINANCE 622 and
SPECIFICALLY A CORRESPCNDING AMENDMENT TO THE
LEGAL DESCRIPTION IN THE ZONING REQUEST SUBMITTED
WITH SUCH ORDINANCE WHICH AMENDMENT CCRRECTS A
SCRIVENER'S ERROR IN THE DESCRIPTION, PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS in that certain request for zoning change submitted
by Petitioner James Baughman on behalf of the Blue Heron Develop-
mert the legal description therein contained an error and the
petitioner has taken steps to correct same, it is
THEREFORE resolved and enacted that the legal description
contained in zoning request 274 -R submitted by Petitioner
James Baughman or behalf of the Blue Heron Development is here-
with considered amended to reflect the true legal description of
said development as submitted by the petitioner.
THIS resolution is effective immediately upon its adoption.
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MINUTE BOOK 1
1 :application for amendment is filed in the office of the oning Admini-
' Unless a longer time be mutuaXliyi Agreed upon+ by the
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3 Planning Commission and Board of County Commissioners, the Planning_
Co nissien shall file its recommendations with the Board of Coi.nt.y
r Co,,IGsioncr3 within eight (8) nays, or lacking a quorum, within
f fiticcn (15) days after the public. hearing before..the planning
7 Commission.
6 5. Nature and Requ4rements of Planning Commission Report.
9 When pertaining to th rezoning of land the re
Y . port and recommenda-
10 tions of the Planning /
g ssion to the Board of County Commissioners
11 required by subsection (4) above shall show that the Planning
12 Commission has studied and considered, where applicable, whether
13 or not:
14 a. The proposed change is contrary to the established land
15 use pattern;
16 b. The proposed change...would create an isolated district
27 unrelated to adjacent and nearby districts;
18 c. The proposed change would materially alter the popula-
19 tion density pattern and thereby increase or overtax the load on
20 public facilities such as schools, utilities, streets, etc.;
21
d. Existing district boundaries are illogically drawn in
22 relation to existing conditions on the prope,,rty proposed for
23 change;
24
e. The proposed change would be contrary to the Proposed
25 Land Use Plan and would have an adverse effect on the Comprehensive
Plan;
26
27
28
29
,f. Changed or changing conditions make the passage of the
Proposed amendment necessary;
9- Tha proposed change will adversely influence living - -o :; --
30 dition5 in the neighborhood;
31
h. The proposed change will create or excessively i crer-.sc
32 traffic congestion or otherwise affect pul,lic safety;
13 i, Tha PQe- ro ed change will create n
P g drainage problem;
3' The
j- proposed change will seriously reduce light and air
to adjacent areas;
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1 k. The proposed change will adversely i fect property'
values in the adjacent area:
3 1. The proposed change will be a deterrent to the improve-
4 nezit or development of adjacent. property in accord with existing
regulations;
m. The proposed change will cohstitute, a Frant of special
7 privilege to an individual owner as contrasted with the public
8 welfare;
9 n. There are substantial reasonv why the property cannot
be used in accord with existing zoning;
10
11
12
13
o. Whether the change suggested is out of scale with the
needs of the neighborhood or the County:
p. It is•impossible to find other adequate sites in the
14 County for the proposed use in districts already permitting such
15 use.
16
When pertaining to other proposed amendments of these zoning req --
17 lotions, the Planning Commission shall consider and study:
a. The need and justification for the change;
19 b. The relationship of the proposed amendment to the pur-
18
20 poses and objectives of the County's comprehensive planning program
21 and to the Comprehensive Plan, with appropriate consideration as to
22
whether the proposed change will further the; purposes of these zoning
23 regulations and other County codes, regulations, and actions designed
24 to implement the Comprehensive Plan.
25 6. Status of Planning Commission Pe_- or°: and Recommendations.
26 The report and recommendations= of ti'7 ;'lanr.in, -; Co7.ata�aion require3
27 by subsections (4) and (5) abova 1.11<:.1i . { .car o!lly and shall
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not be binding upon the 30< t •
29 7. Board of County Co - 1.� �.ner +ire,; 2lanning CoruAs--
30 lion Report_
Upon reccip!- of
31 recommendations, the Board of c;.;;: ±., :_ors
32 public hearing with notice tcs>c.
33 anti (3) abovO, . Where an advert e i
34 the Lio7,14 or Connty Conk.._._,.,
35 part at:
report and
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„• s in subsections (2)
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OKEECHOBEE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING SEPTEMBER 12, 1989
The Okeechobee County Planning Commission met in regular session on Tuesday,
September 12, 1989 at 7:30 p.m. in the County Commission Meeting Room, Okeechobee
County Courthouse, 304 N.W. 2nd. Street, Okeechobee, Florida.
Chairman Frank Williamson, Jr. presided with the following members present: Brenda
O'Connor, Robby Hoover, Dan Delagall, Jerry Bryant, Chris Hooker and Roger Jones.
Also present were Liasion County Commissioner Jack Williamson, County Attorney Ed
Curren, Budding and Zoning Administrator Walter Taylor, Secretary Linda Turner
and a representative from the Okeechobee News.
Chairman Williamson asked for a motion to accept the minutes from the August 3th.
meeting. Brenda O'Connor made the motion to accept the minutes. Dan Delagall
seconded. The motion carried.
OLD BUSINESS:
PLANNING COMMISSION:
#273 -R, INVESTMENTS INTERNATIONAL, AC to RSF.
Moseley Collins presented the application to the Board. Chairman Frank Williamson
stated that this petition had been tabled last month due to the Board's concern
regarding egress safety and to find out if the road was public. Mr. Collins stated
that D.O.T. gave him some suggestions and agreed to design the intersection for
the subdivision. Mr. Collins also stated that it would be along the North side and
that there would be three lanes; one for ingress, one turning West and one turning
East. Chairman Williamson asked if this would be on D.O.T. right -of -way, Mr. Collins
replied that it would be constructed on D.O.T. right -of -way. Chairman Williamson
asked if the road was an approved public road. Mr. Collins stated that he believed
it was but he did not research it enough to be sure. Robby Hoover stated that he
had surveyed up and down that road and that all the parcels he had encountered were
25' to 30' offset. So there is a right -of -way there. Chairman Williamson asked if
there were any comments from the audience. Mike Earnest was recognized. He stated
that his survey showed the corner of his property (3 acres) starts in the center
of the road. Mr. Earnest showed the survey to Mr. Curren, who stated that it
would indicate that his property did start in the center of the road and that the
road is 50' wide. Mr. Hoover asked Mr. Earnest if there was any language in the
deed to indicate an easement. Mr. Earnest replied that he did not remember. Chair-
man Williamson stated that there were two things to be done 1) egress safety and
NEW BUSINESS'
PLANNING COMMISSION /BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT:
#274 -R, EVANS, BROWN & BROWN, AC TO RSF.
#275 -R, EVANS & MARTIN /EDITH BROWN, HOLDING TO RSF.
Mr. Jim Bowman presented the application, he stated that he is
partners with Don and Martin Brown. Moseley Collins is the eng-
ineer and John Cassels is the attorney for the project. Mr.
Bowman stated that this project "Blue Heron Golf Course and
Country Club" would provide better housing and a recreational
area. The recreational area would include an 18 hole champion-
ship go1`'f course, swimming pool, tennis courts, walking trails,
biking trails and a jogging trail. There will be 260 home sites
from $90,000.00 and up. There is 235 acres and almost half of
the property will be going to the green area. Mr. Bowman stated
that a high income housing development would provide a good
economic tax base and add to the ecological area. Approximately
1 mile of the home sites will be on the waterfront property,
the remainder will be on the golf course. Mr. Bowman stated
that he felt this would be a good project for the community.
Mr. Bowman presented a plat of the project and stated that
the community would be built around the golf course, that all
streets will meet city and county codes and that the traffic
will be divided (60% of traffic will come out on the South end
of 9th. Avenue and 40% on the North end of 9th. Avenue.) There
was a very lengthy discussion regarding traffic and right -of-
way. The following audience members stated their conceptual
approval for the project but expressed concern regarding the
traffic problems this project will present: Glenda and Gary
Carver, Tom Curren, Darrell Ferno and Clifford Greenisen.
John Brooks was recognized. He asked about the creek and
drainage. Mr. Bowman replied that the old creek bed would
remain as it is and that a weir would be installed to main-
tain the water levels on the property. Mr. Bowman stated
that he will build a water plant for the project which would
include purification through chlorine, filtering and aerating.
The water plant would be installed on a high area of the pro-
ject. Mr. Bowman stated that the lots would be 1/3 acre in
size to allow for septic, however they are leaving right-of-
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not willing to sell the property. Roger Jones stated that he
was impressed with the project although the traffic problem
remains a concern. Brenda O'Connor agreed. There was more
discussion. Chairman Williamson asked Mr. Bowman if he would
be willing to use 10th. Street. Mr. Bowman replied yes. He
would build a road to connect to either 10th. or 13th. Streets
if he could acquire the right -of -way. Brenda O'Connor stated
that Mr. Bowman would not sell the 260 lots all at the same
time and that D.O.T. will at some point in the near future
install a traffic light at the Post Office. Mr. Bowman also
pointednout that this project will take 3 to 5 years to com-
plete. Chairman Williamson asked County Attorney Ed Curren if
the Board could send a letter to the City Council stating the
concerns of the Board. Mr. Curren replied yes. There was some
discussion regarding the protocol. Liasion County Commissioner
Jack Williamson was present and stated that the Board should
listen to the County Attorney, zoning is not conditional, make
your decision with regard to the factors. Dan Delagali made a
motion to recommend approval. Robby Hoover seconded the motion.
The motion carried 6 to 1. Chairman Williamson asked if there
were any other motions. Robby Hoover made a motion that a letter
be prepared and sent to the City Commission expressing our grave
concern over the possible traffic impact to the South East Okee-
chobee area. Dan Delagall seconded. The motion carried.
#277 -S, EVANS & MARTIN /EDITH BROWN, TO ALLOW A GOLF COURSE IN
r RSF ZONED DISTRICT.
John Cassels presented the application. Jerry Bryant made a
motion to table, stating he would like to wait on the approval
of City Council on the rezonings. There was no second. The
motion died. Robby Hoover asked if Mr. Bowman would object to
waiting until later to discuss the special exception. Mr.
Bowman replied he had no objection. Chairman Williamson stated
that there would be a 10 minute break.
10 minute break 10:05 p.m.
Resume 10:15 p.m.
#067 -V, E.H. CAMPBELL, JR., TO ALLOW AN EXEMPTION ON THE YARD
REQUIREMENTS.
motion to grant the special exception with this condition; that
it exist with the present structure,, configuration and survey.
Dan Delagall seconded. The motion carried.
277 -R, JEAN AND KIMBERLY REGELMANN, AC TO RR.
Jean Regelmann presented the application. She stated that she
has 25 acres and would like to rezone the property so her
daughter could build a house close to hers. Mrs. Regelmann
produced letters from her neighbors stating their approval
of her rezoning. Chairman Williamson asked if there was „��4
access too the property. She stated yes from Dark Hammock
Road. Robby Hoover stated that there were easements when
Dark Hammock was constructed and that they should accompany
the deed. Mr. Taylor stated that there was a 20' easement on
her deed. He stated that since she was not dividing the prop-
erty it was still a 25 acre parcel and the 20' easement is all
that is required. Brenda O'Connor made a motion to recommend
approval. Robby Hoover seconded the motion. The motion carried.
274 - S,CHARLES V. STRATTON, TO ALLOW THE SELLING, REPAIRING AND
STORING OF FARM AND INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY, VEHICLES AND PARTS
IN A COMMERCIAL ZONED DISTRICT.
Robby Hoover made a motion to table the application at the 44p4 request of the applicant. Roger Jones seconded. The motion
carried.
#275 -S, NEW HOPE LODGE #450, TO ALLOW A CHILD CARE CENTER IN A
RM ZONED DISTRICT.
Blanch Sharpe presented the application along with Mr. Crowell,
President of the New Hope Lodge and Mrs. Jackson. Ms. Sharpe
stated that she represents Redlands Christain Migrant Associa-
tion a childrens care facilitator, who has been in business
for 25 years. They have at present a child care facility at .�[1°
the Bethel Missionary Church and would like to expand from
the church to the lodge. They want to make room for 40 more'
childrenitoddlers ages 1 to 2 1/2 years. There was a short
discussion. There were no letters and no comments. Dan Delagall
made a motion to grant the petition. Chris Hooker seconded.
asked that the special exception run with the whole parcel and
not just an individual bay. There was some discussion. There
were no letters and no comments. Roger Jones made a motion to
grant the petition. Brenda O'Connor seconded. The motion carried.
#279 -S, JAMES WRIGHT, TO ALLOW A MOBILE HOME SALES LOT IN A
COMMERCIAL ZONED DISTRICT.
James Wright presented the application. He stated that the
property was located on South 441, there is a store on the .4
North end of the property and sheds on the South end. The /4
mobile home sales lot will be between the other two businesses.
There will be another ingress and egress put in and the mobile
homes will be 50' to 75' off the road. There was some discussion.
Robby Hoover made a motion to grant the petition with the two
following conditions; a clearance of 40' be maintained as front
yard setback and at least one curb cut no less than 40' be added.
Brenda O'Connor seconded the motion. The motion carried.
#276 -S, BILLY AND MARY AARON, TO ALLOW BOAT RENTALS, BOAT RIDES
AND A MOBILE HOME FOR SECURITY AND GENERAL DWELLING PURPOSES
IN A COMMERCIAL ZONED DISTRICT.
Tom Nash presented the application. He stated that the property
was just to the right of Lock 7 next to the bridge. He wants to
run a boat ride and boat rental business out of a temporary
mobile home. In 2 years he would like to build a structure from
which to run the business. He would also like to use the mobile
home for a residence for a security person. The area will be
well lighted and the permanent structure will be a two story
light house type building. There was some discussion. There
were no comments and no letters. Brenda O'Connor made a motion
to grant with the following 7 conditions; 1) Limit mobile home
use for business to two years. 2) One person only to reside in
mobile home. 3) Mobile home for security use limit to one year,
renewable. 4) The special exception to run with Mr. Nash. 5)
Restrict the hours of operation to 8 a.m. to dark. 6) Mobile
home must be skirted and the area landscaped. 7) Applicant
must adhere to the site plan presented. Robby Hoover seconded
the motion. The motion carried.
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#065 -V, JOHN AND HELEN DOLWICK, TO ALLOW A REDUCTION IN SIDE YARD
REQUIREMENTS FROM 8' TO 1'.
The Dolwicks'presented the application along with photographs and
letters of support from their neighbors. They stated that they
have a 12' side yard and would like to put on an aluminum awning.
This awning would be over an existing slab and cover 11' of the
12'. They have a cedar house and would like to protect it with
the awning. They also stated that they would make it a temporary
structure if need be. There were neighbors present to show their
support. Robby Hoover made a motion to grant with the condition
that the carport not be enclosed in the future. Brenda O'Connor
seconded. The motion carried.
066 -V, DIAMOND "R" FERTILIZER, TO ALLOW A REDUCTION IN SETBACK TO
ZERO.
Chairman Williamson stated that he would abstain from voting, due
to the fact that he is a member of the Board of Directors for
Diamond "R" Fertilizer (Form 8B signed and attached.)
Wayne Burdeshaw presented the application. He stated that they
were adding on to an existing structure and needed a zero set-
back to complete the addition. Jerry Bryant stated that the
Board should not encourage construction that violates setbacks.
With the overhang the building does not run parallel with the
street. There was some discussion. Roger Jones made a motion to
approve. Jerry Bryant made an amendment to the motion to include,
the variance granted for all of lots 12 and 13 and to conform
with the existin• line West, for •urposes of construction. Robby
Hoover seconded .the amendment. The amendment passed: Roger Jones
made a motion to grant the application with the amendment. Robby
Hoover seconded the motion. The motion carried.
069 -V, GWYNN KELLEY JOHNSON, TO ALLOW A REDUCTION IN THE YARD
REQUIREMENTS.
Gwynn Kelley Johnson presented the application along with some
drawings of the property. The variance is to keep the conformity
and square footage of the property. Mr. Johnson stated that the
building was a temporary structure constructed of galvanized poles
set in concrete with a visqueen top and sides. There is a 15'
Bowman would agree to post signs directing construction traffic
to use 10th. Street. Mr. Bowman stated he had no objections. He
also stated that he would be willing to work with the city officals
to make sure that the traffic will not be a problem. Robby Hoover.
asked Mr. Bowman if he would do the same (direct traffic to use
10th. Street) with all of his advertising. John Cassels asked
that the Board not restrict all their advertising to use 10th.
Street due to the fact that some of the houses on that street
are not all that pleasing. It might be a disadvantage in trying
to sell the lots. There was a lengthy discussion. Dan Delagall
made a motion to grant the special exception with the following
5 conditions; 1) That construction traffic be directed to use
10th. Street. 2) The three principals now involved ; Don & Martin
Brown and Jim Bowman remain involved. 3) Time limit 1 year to get
the needed permits. 4) -Begin construction on the project within
three months after receiving the permits. 5) Complete construction
within 5 years after receiving the permits. Brenda O'Connor seconded.
The motion carried.
The Planning Commission /Board of Adjustment was adjourned. The
Planning Commission held a brief workshop meeting. The Building
Department Fee Schedule was discussed. Dan Delagall made a motion
to accept the schedule as written and present it to the Board of
County Commissioners. Brenda O'Connor seconded. The motion carried.
The meeting adjourned at 12:50 a.m.
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