CCMtg02-22-82Longwood Li Yy Commission
February 22, 1982
the Lon~lwood City Calml ssi on held a regv lar ineeti np at I:3U p.m.
Present: Mayor Lonnann
CaimiiSSi ~~er Grant
Cwrzmis si ~~er D'Lea ry
Comnli ssi oner PaDDas
Cvmm ssf on r Us kert
David D. Lhacey, C'i ty Administrator
ttarvin Aooks, City Attorney
R. A. Goll, Pl annin9 Consul toot
Donald Terry, City Clerk
1. Mayor Lormann called the meeti nq to order. Invocation by Reverend E. Ruth Grant
followed by Pledge of Al legi once to the United States Flag.
2. APDroval of minutes, 2/15/02 Regular Meeting. Mayor Lonnann asked that pa rag raph
21 be co rectetl to read "she' instead of "he". .lotion by Commissioner Us kert, seconded
by Ldmni ssi oner O'Leary that minutes of 2/15/tl2 Requ lar fleeting be aPProved as amended.
Motion carried kY vnani moos roll ca 11 vote.
3. Presentation of Juvenile of the Year (J DV) Awards. Itayor Lonnann presented awards
to the following students: Heather Ferguson, Fifth Grade, Longwood Elementary School;
Andrea Rice, Fifth Grade, hood lands El enemary Sc hoot; Michael Groves, Eighth Grade,
Rock Lake Hi dd le Sch ~Ot and Danny Lampert, Twelfth Grade, Lynlan Ni qh School.
A, Public Hearing - Future Land Use Plan for Longwood. tlayor Lormann stated that this
as the second of two rep ui red public hearings on the plan and that all citizens would
be heard. Ifayor Lonnann said that no decision would be made this ev ni ng and that the
Cammi ssi on would hold a workshop se on to deci tle on each parcel, censi tle ri ng the views
of every citizen and the Nap would bel approved swne ti me after the workshop.
5. Shirley Mayse spoke in opposition to :proposed changes for F and F1 and requested
that zoning not be changed, Mr. B. D. Simpson asked that ground rules be established
and Ilr. Rooks advised that the City would first pass a land use plan and aftenuards the
City would conduct administrative r ing of that property on the Land Ilse Plan that
s different than the present i. ing map. t1r. Rooks stated that a ording to the host
cent opinion of the Attorney General of Florida, no but ldi n9 pe mits could be issued
for construction Mat did not confom to the adopted land u e plan. Itr. Rooks said
the City had originally intended to have concurrent hearings on land use plan and
administrative re ing but had separated the hearings s it w not certain the
percentage of land being c si dered for re ing. Mr. Simpson stated that the City
had a acted the z ing ordinance out of sequence and he sun9ested that present z ing
map be adopted asoland Use Plan. t1r. Rooks stated that the su99es ti on of t1r. Simpson
would involve additional hea ri nqs instead of less.
6. t1r. Art Shore of Lon9r~ood Groves spoke i opPOSi ti on to r ing parcel F.
Jeffrey Price asked that the n rth side of Vla rren Avenue r si den ti al. Hr~
Bill Mayse of Longwood Groves sopoke i opPOSi ti on to r togs Parcel F. Mr. Billy
P'iloin asked Mat the zo nn for the tot on the co reofn L ake F.mna Road and Longwood
Hills Road r n L-2.. Mr. Jim Shalls asked that the lot be r ned to r si de nti al.
Can reUSkert said that an individual should be pe nni ttegto make best use of
hi smPrapeHy.
]. Mrs. Morrison, ow of parcel F spoke i opposition to the r ing and asked
that property r si denti al. flr. Bill Adams asked property being c sidered
for r ing franaRn 3rto C-2 be r ned to industrial and said that therenw
access zto justify cwnme rci al zoning Mr. Don Brawn said he a9 reed with Ilr.aAtlams.
8. Mrs. Frances Reed said she was the ow of property in parcel P1 and asked
that the property remain R-3 instead of being rezoned to L-2.
9. Mr. Tam Bi nford spoke about the SUNPAL property and asked that his property
retain industrial z ing and if i t be changed to C-3, that the entire property
be <ha nged and not leave 1/2 ac re ti ndus trf al.
10. Lwmni ssi ~~er Gran[ stated that the present z ing map should also be the land
map because that was what was intended. Mr. Chacey co retied Mr. Grant and
said present zoning map was adopted to present a map co istent with the ne
Comprehensive Zon ing Ordinance and was identical to oldnz oni ng ordinance except
for zoning categories. Mr. Rooks stated that he had stated many times duri nq the
hearings that after adoption of the zoni n0 ordinance and zoning map that the City
ould be required to adopt a separate land a map. Mr. Rooks safd that present
ni ng map was prepared to show change in ni ng deli gnati ons contained in ni nq
Ordinance. Mr. Robert Doves said no n favor of the land us map and he
asked that the zoning ordinance be adoptedaasl the land us nap. Mr.eMi ke Ha ttaway
asked if parcel I would be re oned and Mr. Chacey said itewould not sf nce it was
his error and parcel [ would remain C-3:
11. Mr. Brian Pi nkney asked that parcel V re n C-3 instead of bei n9 re oned to
C-2. Mrs. 0.u th Grant asked that the Grant property in parcel T remain as is.
12. Mrs. Ronald Oavis asked that the 9 a of M1er property located on 14th
Avenue be changed to R-2 from R-lA si a itewas inaccessible at present and R-lA
ni ng would not warrant the expense of roads, water and sewage. Cmmissi ~~er
front said ow would have to bear expenses of roads, water and sewage no matter
what the zoni n9rwas.
13. t1r. Henry Ellis asked how the proposals were prepared and Mayor Lolmann
explained that the process c need with the Pl anni n9 Consultant and progressed
through citizen cpnmi ttees and Lmmi ssi on workshops. 11rs. Shirley Mayse asked
that section F be re oned to R-2 Or R-3 instead of L-3. There was no further
comments for or against. '
14. Motion by Lamissi over Pap Pas, secended by Lonmi ssi oner Uskert that public
hearing on Lontl Use Plan be closed. Iloti on ca ri ed by un roll call vote.
A workshop wa scheduled for March 9, 1982 at 3:00 p.m. [onconsider input from the
two public hearings.
15. First Rea tli ng of Ordinance No. 54] - Plr. Rooks read by title only. Motion by
Cormissi oner Uskert, seconded by Lonmfi ssi oner. Pappas that Ordinance No. 54] be
adopted on first reading. Motion c ied by a unanimous roll call vote. A
public hearing was set far March II, a1982.
16. Final Site P1 an for !Vest Lake Manor (PUD ). Mr. Lhacey said that property was
properly z ned; not flood prone; floor elevations well above s undi n9 terrain.
Commissioner O'Lea ry as ketl about lots 164 and 166 and Mr. Lefkowi tz said there
a total of 168 lots. Lomnis si oner O'Leary questioned whot type of fence
oultl be c nst rutted a a buffer and M Lefkowi tz said ~a fi foot cypress fence
the e e le n9 th. Comni ssi oner O'Leary questioned the 20 foot length of the
dri vewayrand f^.r. Lefk owi tz said ih at 20 foot would take c of a s bei nn
produced. Lommi ssi oner Pappas questioned whether decel lane ieouldybealnital led
and Nr. Lefkowi tz said it would. Mr. Rooks said he had re wed provi s'i ons for
the c ants for West Lake Ilan or and said they <anplied with the City's Zoning
Ordinance.
1]. Lormi ssi ~~er Gra nT asked if the s rears woultl be dedicated t the City and - "
Mr. Lefk owi tz saitl the streets woultl remain the property o{ 1!ezt Lake .Manor
pro?arty ormers.
18. notion by Commissioner Brant, seconded by Lortmi er Pappas that site plan for
Final Plat for I!est Lake non or be approved. iloti on ca ~ied CY un roll tall
vote. 'tayor L requested Hr. Lefkowi iz send a letter to ccrmi ssi on r gardi n9
buffer area az per ftr. Haynie'z request.
19. Li ty Atlmi ni strator'z Report:
Mr. Lhacey asked the Lommi ssi on if tney had r ached a decision c in^1
urchase agreenen ts. Commissioner Panpas asked for an explanation and P!rieLna cey
aid the City often had 5]5,000-480,000 in funds that were not invested in COs due
to the m unt of $100,000 required. He said that i es ring these funds
a dai ly~basism~oultl enable the Li ty to e interest on the fu ntlz while iney
not et present. Caemiss1 nner Pappas asked haw many ac Dun is would be closed
and Mr. Lhacey said n un is would be closed, only drawn down to the a
nary to pay ex penses Ce Commissioner Grant said he saw nothi n9 wrong ~vithtuz "
tneerepurcnase agreements.
20. f1oti on by Lonmi ssi nner Pappas, seconded by Commissioner dske rt that Yr. Cnacey
be authorized to obtain repurchase agreements ^~^i th City funds. Hoti on carried by
unanimous roll call vote.
21. Mr. Lnacey said he had been contacted by the Rotary o zation wi tM1 the
proposal that they woultl pay for Sp X 100 foot conmuni ty build in9 on Li ty property
if they re ved a rantee Coat they could use the building 24 to 3F hours per
week. Mr. cROOks said ahe should look into that question to determine if the City
could enter into such an a„regiment. nayor Lorniann said the Conant ssi on would consider
the su90esti an.
22. nayor and Lommf ssi one is P.eports:
nayor Lonnann sate rnat sne nod re vea w cation fran ors. s; r; co
obj ecti n!! to the re ni np of the north side of I!a rren kvenue. !layor I.onnann said
she nod re ved a call as ki nn 4or a wheel chair ramp at the Post Office end 11r.
chacey sat tlehe ^aoutd roves ti9a to the matter.
Mr. Pnnpas asked about the status of the traffic si 9na1 aY Lnurch Street and
LR 427 antl hr. Ch acey said he unde rz rood the plans were complete and that bi tls would
be let this month.
23. The Commissi an adjourned et 9:15 p.m
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