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351-R Mays DA T[ NOT I CE 5EN T . j'J';jC!l _.- '"-.~-------......... --- ADVE R T I SE t.ll N T 1- /~ 3/90) 11130/90 H [ A R I NeD ArE - L i\ ,'J N I : J ceo M MIS S ION / 110AfW or- MJ !SniU':T__l?/11/9n C<X~KYMXXX:YA:n~XX:.<rJ'.:F, ~;X>{J:fC:t\;~~~~XX X>mxK>tXX1t~NhnXX _ I _ ' CITY COUNCIL -----'--- USE APPL I CA T I DN PETITI[)N 1/ '151 1'1 ;\\ \ I 'd~ r n fit' I ~ sIn N I~ n MH1 (J t ;\ D .1 LJ 5 HI! NT!.. A r P [ A L 5 rrE [lAIn $?nn nn Rrr #1?051 UN I r ORt.' LAND GENERAL NATURE or REQUEST: A. X Rezone of Land o. :1 . Zoning Ordinance Change c. Appenl of decision of Zoning Administrntor f' \;OT1(1-: P ,\ yr.! [ N T n r r E [ t., U S T A (: C n M PAN Y T HIS A P PI. I C ^ r I ()~.; n r 0 \'1 N [ R S 11 I P . ( 1 n n d d e ed, t n x r e c e i p t t e t c: . ) 1. f' u I 1 n iI m e 0 f 0 \~ n e r 0 f pro per t y WTI I ARfJ MAY'; 2. Name of applicnnt if other thnn owner Relationship to owner: 8C)elt; 3. f,l a i I i n C) n d d res s for not i f i c n t ion Sn? N .E.QBROILf~'~ Telcp'ID['i 4. LerJ,J! des c rip t ion 0 f pro per t y i n vol v e d (a s f (I lJ (i (~ 1: , C;' Attach ndditional sheets if necessary. r.[[' A"- l~'J[D ::: L : I :,lJl ) :: 1 ': ~ I' e cor d s ) : S. Street address and/or descriptive location of proper! . . ::>', S OF [S PAR~ ST / ~ OF '; r Sth AVr / NnRTH nF ';~ -'nr C,T ,~ [ Z 0 \' [ () r LA\; 0 1. Proposed ch<lnqc Zoninq r:l,lssifiCi3tion from V<Jr~ance 'j 0" : i ,,1 Ex c e p t ion ) l: ,~r '; [;,1 I T H r ROO r attorney (, J' ) -, 7 rrMv1rR:T AI IT Rf"S T m'~JT lf~L_D'f,Jtq,'\1 T T Z. Are thpre improvements on the property at this time? to _'rTc' ----- S. HOI" i~; thr properLy heinq used at this ~ime?-D:iL!RQL__________ ~. WOlJld nny nres~nt use of t.hc property be considered 8 Or din ,j n (' e 7 4 - 1, 0 ran y 0 t h P. r fJ r din an ceo reo d e c f l: . " please NO state nature of the violation: ). Do you \~ ish t 0 [J p pea ran d m n k e a pre s c n tat i 0 r1 b e r II !' n n d t h p Co un t y rom m i s s ion at the n e c e s s a r y pub lie I"", ,( l. Have you within the last year made any applicntiJn i-C' s p e c i Cl 1 e x c e p t ion, 0 r Z 0 n i n g c h a n g e w h i chi n c lu d t~ d i' r pro per t y des c rib e din par a 9 rap h 4 a b 0 v e ? Jin 1ft h, pIe R s est ate n n m e s u c hap p 1 i cat ion v, a s f i1 e d lJ n c: ,~ [' above), the rlRte and nature of such applicntion: . herehy certi fy that I am the legal owner of the 2~OVC lr thi3t I am the attorney or agent of the legal own~r. hat t h [> a b 0 v e an s \~ e r san din for mat ion 0 nth j s <:1 P P 1 i c ,; t Sign Ny 351 lCJ1,i~i()n of Zoning '.Hi t Y () f 0 k e e c hob e e ? If yes, [) : J n il in g Boa r d r? 'ItS (1 '! 'J" I' i a nee , ill of the 'r:',h'''[ is yes, rr~nt from C' o , c~ r; ") E' d pro per t y . Jrt If I" certify ! : il r" t]' u e and cor r e ct. RFOlJEST FOH CONSIDEHATION OF PHOPOSED ZONING RECLASSIFICATION: NOT ICE: A hearing will be held before the Okeechobee County ['lanning Commission Oil December 11, to consider a rezoning from the eXisting classification of Residential General JI to Comnercial IT on the following described property: 1ST ADDITION TO CITY OF OKLLCHOBll LOT 1 AND BlG Sl COR OF LOT 8 BLOCK 253 CITY RUN ALONG l BDRY OF LOT 8 lXT[NDLD TO SPARK ST, THENCE W ALONG SPARK ST A DIST~NCl OF 100 FlLT S TO SW COR OF LOT 7 OF BLOCK 253 [ ALONG S BDRY LOTS 7 & 8 TO P.O.B. BLOCK 253 runL I C Hl-:;\f( I NGS IN HEl.AT I ON TO THE ABOVE DESCR I BED PROPERTY WILL\:,~E HELD AS FOLLOWS: The )'l[\ST hea.ring will be held before the Okeechobee City & COll'I~Y Plarlrlillg (or:1<:1i:..;:..;io:l on TuesdJY. Decembrr 11, at 7: 30 P.M. ifl ttjo' (ollrlt_y' Comrni:J:;ion Meeting Room, Okeechobcc County Court- i,,"I::;", li],1 ,.J, \.!, !rld, ~:;t :-('('1', Oke(~choh('c, Florioa. ,~, \ ,; ,,' '.,'; 1 i ),,~ h,'!c1 hefore th(~ Cj,ty COllne} 1 Oil 'l . t) ,..~! ~ ..,"' -t- h n C ~ t. '.,r C fll, 1 ~~ r i 1 P (-" n rn "j' 'j '.' . < (" , ,- 1 i 1 ,: ~ . "'.:-,u ~,"i'..,1_.-..~_. ,".::1: ,--':'~.~:,::..:~~~ ~lL\:~I~ IL\\/E rl'lIC OPPOi\'rUNIT'l TO BE lIE;\r~D 'r'; ! L~ ~.~...- ~!(_n, !l!.~"'~'" ~.'I'~ , ",r-, 'Pl"-' (--'-~'-"n..'r'\ ;. ... ., --, 4 . I L. 1\.., ..... I ~ V ,\... ~ 1.,1 .I. 1 ~ L ,-..J L'. \.... v..' 1..1 HE,\H I t~G. IF ANY PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE PLAN- NING COMMISSION OR THE CITY COUNCIL WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH MEETING, HE WILL NEED TO ENSURE THAT VERBATIM R ECOr\[) OF ,'I'll E P HOCEEDI NGS I S MADE WI! ICII I NCLUDES THE TEST IMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS BASED. Zoning Administrator WILLARD MAYS - APP. 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'J," I I .; h ~ .11" :-~ W[ , I .: ,'. , (JIll '" I ' ; I , '~_.l._...........- -~---..- - .... - .,. .) ---II . -. ~. /'io" - /' !'., --.I I , / , v. '- , '" I~(~ ~o2 j :. ,," ;,: / ~ r/ 1.! {, - -, ~ /; 1--- ).. I, :a ~ .. ! - ~, " :Ii -, 10 ,. 11 ;1 e ..' " " '. , I') '" '. . .. . '. .- / k':.,. ~ ,..,- '., '-':"1 iJc; /, " ~ ,I I . I . , . ,r I. " 10 11 Zl Zl ,. e I .. ..' . _ ,,: m"',' " '. ~ . ....-<: SOur.. G~i~ OKEECIIOBEE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, DECEMBER 11, 1990. The Okeechobee County Planning Commission met in regular session Tuesday, December II, 1990 at 7:30 p,m. in the County Commission Meeting Room. Okeechobee County Courthouse, 304 N.W. 2nd. Street, Okeechobee, Florida. Chnirman Frank Williamson, Jr. presided with the following members present: Frank Mnrsocci, Chris Hooker, Dan Delngnll, Jerry Bryant, Roger Jones and Brenda O'Connor. Also present were County Attorney .John Cassels, Zoning Administrator Martin O'Shea, Secretary Linda Turner and reprcsenl.lltives from the Okeechobee News and the Palm Beach Post. The ChnirrnnT1 osked for n motion on the November 13 minutes. Dan Delagall made a motion to uc~ept ~he mjn\ltes a,'l drnfted. Seconded by Frank Marsocci. The motion carried uIlIU1imously. i ",/'. '.' ~:: "": (~; (~~._~:\l_~.fJ 0!(~ [())i/GQ~j~;~D _Q_t~~!_\I~.J ~ T) T<~~1';_r!~I C);-; /1 J.:.: - n, 'rI r 0 ~~IJ\.c) Dl\I L '1/11I01 r 0 p. 1 I () LIJ Il~ (; '1\) r~(;. ?n~1;~li:,\,d~~,;~~~qtr;110r, ~,'!".'l:-t::: O':::;~:::::~ was recognized. He sUited tlwl lie llt.J feo;ived Ii vj"iL Cn"ll !)iji Cernat, n representstive of Thorrut.'l Daily/Bishop. Mr. Gernat asked Mr. O'Shea to ask the Board to table this petition to give the church more time to get their plana together. There was a short discussion. Fmnk MfU"socci made tl motion to tlible the petition. Jerry Bryant seconded. The motion carried unanimously. PETITION #336-S, THOMAS DAILY/BISHOP, LICENSED GROUP HOME. M Hrtin 0 'Shea stlited thAt Bill Gernat had requested that this petition be tabled also. Frank Marsocci made a motion to table the petition. Jerry Bryant seconded. The motion carried unanimously. TEMPORARY USE PERMIT. HARRY & MARY WHITE. HfU"ry White presented the petition. Chairman Williamson stated that this was a situation where there .1. were two mobile homes on one 5 acre tract zoned RR, where the owner is training dogs and both mobile homes are needed. Frank Marsocci stated that the Zoning Administrator was recommending deniallUld fL<;ked the County Attorney if he had any information regarding this petition. Mr. Cassels stated that he had talked to Mr. Cook, attorney for Mr. White, regarding the dog training as a home occupation. They IT11lde no finnl decision on this and that Mr. Cook could not present any information to change Mr. Cassels mind regarding the two mobile homes or the unavailability of the temporary use permit for this section to accomplish his goals. Mr. Cassels stated that this was not a carnival or fair IUld that this is where the Boards authority ends. There was some discussion. Roger Jones made a motion to recommend approval. Seconded by DIUl Delngnll. Deanna Schultz was recognized. she stated that she was opposed and presented several letters to the Board, to support her opposition. There was more discussion regarding the definition of a temporary use permit. John Cassels reviewed the Ordinance pertaining to temporary use permits, he stated that he could not get this petition to fall into one of those categories. Martin O'Shea was recognized, he Btn.ted that a staff member was told by the previous Zoning Administrator that Mr. \Vl1ite wns mnde nware t1mt he r:ould not have 2 residences on that lot. Another previous employee of the Department came in to see Mr. O'Shea IlI1d told him th11t he had been in Mr. Joe Boyd's office when Mr. White told Joe Boyd that this 2nd. mobile home would be an aecessary structure. This information should help clear up finy misunderstandings. Brenda 0 'Connor asked to make IUl amendment to include I~ time limit for 1 year llnd tie it to this occuP<ltiol1 und owner. Roger Jones seconded. The nmendment :.',i:';\LLl()_,1.__C;:!1ri:'i.l[()()~L:er,d~rI'y__nrval1t. Frnnk Willill/J1sol1 and r'"n;np: !,jnr;;n,..,:i v'~V"~ ;;;:c;i!lc,t. Diln "_'_::'t:~L j}~I.jll 1;'Conw)r nm! ho(,:cr Jones voted to approve. The VOle 011 tile motig'l_WIL':i.dcnied ,~ t() D/ll1 DeiHKllll aWl H,ol(cr jenlcs vOl~QJ.(U.l.PPIovc. ---.-. __~'~~'i~l._t.~_~~Li. r_:;~j'i~~~_lj~:G~i~~-. '//irii;u 1l.'.";UI 1 lUld i.'rn.ilk ~l..'t:':j:",~'ci \-ut.t~~j Lu (lCilY. LrC!H11t ()'ly:U!lIlUr, NEW BUSINESS: PLANNING COMMISSIONIBOARD OF ADJUSTMENT: PETITION #346-R. OKEECHOBEE HILLS. BLANKET REZONING AC TO RSF. There WM Borne discussion. There were no comments from the audience and no letters. Roger Jones stated 011\t he would abstain from voting, because he owns a lot in this subdivision. DWl Delagnll made n motion to recommend Approval. Chris Hooker seconded. The motion carried unanimously. PETITION #347-R. R BAR ESTATES. BLANKET REZONING. AC TO R~ Chairman Williamson stated that during the last rezoning for R Bar Estates it was noted that there WM fl discrepancy in the Zoning Atlas. The area had been rezoned to RR, yet the map did not show it. Therefore this rezoning application is to clear up this error. There were no comments and no letters. -2- Roger Jones mnde n motion to recommend npproval. Brenda O'Connor seconded. The motion carried unnnimously. PETITION N350-R, W.l. ROOKS. RG-2 TO CoIl. Mr. Rooks presented the petition. He stated that he only wlUlted to rezone the north half of the block, this includes lots 1 through 6. Mr. Rooks stated that he had 8 buyer who needed the C.Il zoning for a telephone nnd radio communications, sales and service shop. He also stated thnt at some time in the future he plnns to put town-houses on the south half of ~he block. Gene Watson was recognized. He slnted that he Wll3 a member of the American Legion which is located across the street and 8 little west. They fire concerned how this will effect them. The general consensus was that this would not really efTect them. Mr. 0 'Shell WIlS recognized, he stated that he was of the opinion that the Board should table until Mr. Rooks could produce R. site plan. There was some discussion. Mr. Rooks stated thnt he did not plnn to build a new structure, only use the existing building and maybe at some time in the future add onto it. Mr. Rooks pointed out thnt thcre was R. dcdicated nlley between the north hnlf Ilnd south hnlf of the block. There wns more discussion. Dan Dc!ngull mnde a motion to recommcnd approval. Brcndll 0 'Connor sc'Conded. The motion curried unanimously. PETITION #351-R, WILLARD MAYS, RG'2 TO C,IL Sr','nnrl"d by Dun Dclnb':il!. ;'hc :;lOlion carried UlIIlIli1ll0US!Y. C' 7:()ni:ll~ di:;!:-ict '1'h"", ...,',\,'. ,','J:;;(' ::1::;C\1:<;:0::. E',/;cr Ju..I::; ;::ilci,~ Ii Ill():;",: Lo rn:(JllllllCnd IIppruv;d. ~:' .~;,~ ;":-()[""~rty. E:, :;~il~ I,; :;,;::. :':1:; ;i; ~;.c: :,,;;:,;;,,1, i.,> ;'1 11 i.u i.'J!li"g dJ::;LrICl /lnd Lilt: Ulllcr ilIll1 l:i in U1C \\'1\)':1(' I pwis [In'senteel Ule pc:tit.io:l for I.II'. ?filY~;. Ire st.ilkd cLitc /1, this time there is 1\ church located PETITION #352-R, DOROTHY ROZLER, AC TO rm. Robert Hoover presented the petition. He stated that the property was located 3 miles south of Hwy. 70 Enst on Bermlln Road and that Ms. RozIer wanted to rezone the westerly 80 acres for 5 acre tracts along thllt strip oflllnd thllt fronts I3ermlln Road. Mr. Hoover stated that he had reviewed the r'actors and could see no problem and is prepared to answer any questions regarding them. The wetlands have been impncted but they propose to mitigate. There is a lot of land behind this that can be used for mitigation. The drninnge runs 80uthward and westward. This would have to go before the Subdivision Regulation Committee. There was some discussion. Chairman Williamson asked Mr. Hoover if he could show a public need for this. Mr. Hoover replied thnt except for Quail Woods and some individual parcels that have been zoned RR along Berman Road. none of the RR zoning that is there, is available to the public. Because until they go through the platting process and until they develop those parcels, they are not available. Chairman Williamson suggested that the reason these parcels have not been developed is that there is not -3- n mnrket for them. Ifttynes Williams was recognized, he stated that there were 114 lots in QWlil Woods and that they have all been sold. Robert Hoover stated that the required return on your investment is different for all involved. Bobby Tucker was recognized, he stated that he agreed with Mr. Hoover, that there is a need for this and that not everyone is looking for a large return on their investment. Haynes Willillms pointed out the Berman Road is paved. There was more discussion. Brenda O'Connor made !l motion to recommend npprovaJ. Seconded by Dan Delagall. The motion carried unanimouslv. PETITION 6338-S. GENE WAlTS. R.V. SALES. Gene Waits presented the petition. He stated that he would like to sell R.V.'s from this 10000tion. Mr. o 'Shell, WllS recognir.ed. He stnted that Mr. Waits had this business in the past and Borne time afier the business closed, the zoning ordinance changed and a special exception is now required for a R.V. sales lot. Mr. Wllits s18ted that now find then he gets a trade in, car, truck or moblle home. He would like to be nhk to sell those, There WfiS some rliS!:ussion. There were no comments or letters. Roger .Jones mJl(le ~~JTlotionJ.(:U;I.0.i11 wit!2-1be condit.i'2!2.. U1f1.t Mr. Wllits does not afTer for sell nny Ilutomobile. truck, mobile home or ....essel purchased for resale. Dan Del.tJ.b'1ll.l seconded. The motion carried uruUlimouslv. r_~nTrON #33~,J:\MES 8.: CEAROLETI'E GARms, SALES LOT FOR NEW/uSED VEIIICLES. ~"'~':~r~ ~(:'r:'1('!~:-~.n":", ;",~(H:/-'~',l~,,! ~~:r~ ;-'c~:t:r_;~;_ IT,: s~n.t(>-~ ~Lj~t ' .....,~.;~--,_: L~; "".1'_;; ":"':'~:'~I ~..~-~) &.. 'r'rucks" ul thi~ Irx:nti0lL Th~ r"rw~ i.~ 7',)' :r(;~:, !fwv. ,j.j 1 S.!':. with 1\ tot,,! 0: 3.5 I\CIT~. They hllv~ II r>Jtl(~s orTice, 2 Chl\irmn!1 \Vi!lil\n1R0Tl ,0'1n th" r"'-0rnnwnnnti0T1 fr0r1l t),,. !l\li!r!iT1i~ fo, !'~n'i('(> ,..,rJ ,,~h"d '!:1"Y V.','\r~' In ;'::' up 1\ ; () ': 10 ~':;;;:, S' :::sidc tl:.~ property Ene. 7nnin~-'- :\dp';n~.q# r-q~n;. " 'T1;(~:-c '''T1S sornr~ disr:\lR!'ion rer;nrding- the number of C'nr lots in the firea find the IIpproprinteness of another car lot. There were no letters Ilnd no comments from the audience. Dan Delagnll made a motion to l!l'ant with the 9 conditions listed in the Staff Recommendations. Brenda O'Conner Beronded. The motion failed -1 to 3. with Chris Hooker. Jerry BrvflI1t, FrAnk Williamson and Frank Marsocci votinsz lWlinst. Brenda O'Connor. Dan Delasznll and ROlZer Jones votinsz for the petition. PETITION 6340-S. DENNIS YORK. COMMERCIAL CAMPGROUND. Attorney Lester Jennings presented the petition for Mr. York. Mr. Jennings stated that Mr. York 0WIl!l the MRrket Place Flea Market. The people who rent booths at the flea market are also parking their R.V. 's Ilt the flea market. Since this is a violation of the zoning ordinance, they propose to get a special exception on the rear 500' (a 5 acre tract) to make a commercial campground for the renters to use. He also stated that K.G.A. is to the South. Heritage is to the North and Coker Cattle Co, is to the East. Mr. -4- York slnted that this is mostly seasonal; DC(:ember, January and February. He also stated that he had 1\ dump slntion and bathrooms. Mr. Jennings stated that they would do what ever the Health Department thought was nC(:cssary. Olivia Lee Brown was recognizcd. she stated that she represents KO.A. and asked if Mr. York was planning on using the sewer system currently belonging to KO.A. Mr. York replied that he WllS. Ms. Brown stated that Mr. York did not have ,an agreement with KO.A.. that she had the contrnct with her nnd lU1y agreement he may have had with American Adventure WI\S null and void. She Rlso stated that KO.A. is working with D.E.R to renew and upgrade the system. KO.A. objects to the cl1mpground find any further Ilse of the sewer treatment plant. Mr. York stated that no one would use the dump station, they would only be staying overnight. He stated that they are self contained units. John Cassels stated that this is a case where the Board might want to see a site plan. Under Special Exception #1, District Rcgulations for AC, it says see sC(:tion 8.12. Section 8.12 states that Ii minimum of 60' frontage on 8 public street is required and there are requirements for design of access to the park. Lester Jennings stated that you could put Ii condition in that only vendors could use the campground. Chnirmnn \ViIliml1son stllted thnt nnothcr condition would be so long as it remains in common ownership. There was more discussion. Jerry Bryant mndc a motion to deny. FrlU1k Marsocci sC(:onded. The motion curried wl.l1.nimous!y. There was n five minute on:nk. distnnc(' from th" fronl ;,rnr,..~I:. j:w' (n th..: t:-lli]..:r is :25' nnd t!,llt t!lC cr~t.'u;.-,:c tv ti.t; tnti;t;r i~ 10' [rum Mr, lv!itchern prc~cnted the p'~tili0'L II,: 6t.atc:J 11ll1L he i'i requc:stillf: a VaruulCe for 11 curport lx.'aiuse the PSTfnON fl087.V, JOHN & GLADYS MITCHEi\f. 10' FIlONT YARD SETBACF\. the front of the trniler. The Floridll Room is sitting beside the mobile home where the door is. Mr. Mitchem would like to add a carport to keep the birds off of his car. He stated that this W8B the only place he could put one since there are large trees in the back that he did not want to remove. The lot is 50 x 100. Mr. Mitchem stated that he lived in the mobile home 8 months out of the year. He stated that he would keep the carport open. To have the carport he is requesting a 10' front yard setback. There was some discussion. There were no comments and no letters. The general consensus was that Mr. Mitchem did not meet the requirements for a variance, that the problem W8B with the design of the mobile home a.nd not the land. Jerry BrylU1t made a. motion to deny. Seconded by Frank Marsocci. The motion carried 4 to 3 riB Hooker Jer B ant Frank Williamson and Frank Marsocci voted to den Brenda 0 'Connor and Dan DelaIDill voted 8.JZllinst the denial. -5- PETITION ",aBB-Y, DANIEL & MELISSA HARDIN. TO ALLOW A MOBILE HOME ON 2 ACRES INSTEAD OF 5 ACRES IN A RR ZONING DISTRICT. Dr. Douglas, father of Melissa Harden. presented the petition. He stated that in June of 1987 he purchased the property. He stated that when he bought the property he was told that it was zoned for mobile homes, when he sold the property to his daughter and she tried to pulls permit for a mobile home, she W/lS told that she could not. The zoning for this lot is RR and that 5 acres are required for a mobile home. They tried to rezone to RMH but the Planning Commission recommended denial and to keep from hnving to wRit 90 dnys, they have requested that the RO.C.C. table until the variance could be processed. There was Ii lengthy discussion. Don Renfranz was recognized. He gave a brief history of the rezonings and stated that he had Bold the property to Dr. Douglas. There was more discussion. Brenda O'Connor made a motion to l!Tant. Dan DelagaJI seconded. The motion carried unanimously. PETITION Haag-y, DONALD & JEAN MCNEELEY, ZERO FOOT SETBACKS FOR SIDE AND REAH AND GREATER THAN 35% LOT COVERAGE. Mrs. McNeeley presented the petition. Mrs. McNeeley stated that she would like to place s shed on the property and needs the vltriance to do this. She had photographs of the lot and Ii survey. She also presented n petition with 11 sii;nlltllrcs from her neighbors. There were no letters nnd no comments. Chnirrnnl1 \Villinmson rend "b, Vnrillnce Request" in the Factors Itnd could not see where this nppliecl to !!,;s ('tiS", ~"~rs. ~,k"e,"""~' ;:,,;,~ '~."- .;:".~ [c:~ 1. ;;;;c;; "",'uu;J :001. .,.lleh Letter lluUl lU1vin~ stuir uuL.'iide. Chnirll1lln WiJlinll1.son rend the recomrnendlltion from Mr. O'Shell, which wus to deny because he felt that they could not meet the requirements for a tire WillI. Mrs. McNeeley slated that she hud told the contrnctor~ thl'lt 1\ fire wnn wn\Jlrl h" r"'1'I;r",j nnri thllt she felt they could do it. There was morc diSCtls~ion. Frank Marsocci mnde a motion to deny. Seconded by Roger Jones. The motion carried unanimously. Meeting A<ljourned Workshop meeting called to order. Chairman Williamson sUlted that this workshop was to discuss the possibility of a slaughterhouse in an AC zoning district as a special exception for animals raised on the property. There was some discussion. John Cnssels reminded the Board that the main concern tonight was adding s special exception to AC not s permitted principal use. Any conditions can be set on a case by case basis. The following conditions -6- were discussed. 1) Raised or produced on the property. 2) Number per acre that can be slaughtered. 3) Commercial, not for private use. 4) Access. Also discussed was removing slaughterhouse from the Industrial zoning district. There was more discussion. Dan Delagall made 8 motion to recommend that sl.aul!hterhouse be added to the AC Zoninl! District fiS a Special Exception. Seconded by Frank Mnrsocci. The motion carried unanimously. Next month, the election of Officers. The meeting adjourned at 11:30 p.m. Ctutirnull1, Frank. Williamson, Jr. Secretary, Linda Turner -7. JHI.j IN ":11 11 :::,3 f:lltJ--'t-"lR:::'WLLLH~LJ lll( HHHHHHHHH !-Ikfd~ S' Knepper & WiIIard, inc. EngIneers January 4. 1991 Mr. L.c. Fonner. Jr. City of Okccchobcc 55 S.B. "nlird A vcnu~ Ok~chobcc. FL 34974 Re: Okecchob~ Sewer Sys{(:m Repairs K&W Project No. 7205-90 Dear Mr. Fonner: Sharp ConSlrUCtors has subm;tted Pay Request No.2 for work completed 'hrough December 25. 1990, in the amOunt of $48,295.18. We have reviewed this pay request. and find thac it fairly represents the work completed and S[()rcd m:Jrni:tIs OI1-~ilC :.hrough that date. 111crcforc. we recommend payment in the W110unt of $48,295.18. SigooJ cOJlie~: of :hG ])2}' ;~q~c:;~ ;;x.ccutcd by both the .contractOr and me will be forwi1rd,'d i I I I U il{il: r ~'(~. p :~~.:.::~ co \' ~;. VC1Y mlly yours. &.~:tt41 Daniel S. Willard.. P.E. DSW:lp Enclo~ure 3030 N. Rocky POint OrlVe, SUHtl 570 Tltrnpa. FL 33607-5905 (813) 281.0120 FAX(813)281-1156 Pinell~s Pasco (813)821-3291 (813) 846-08-l6 1024 East P<!rl(Avdnue Tallah.Jssoc, FL 32301 (904) 222-5750