CCMtg03-16-81t+ayor tlepp called the mreting to order. Invocation follaect by Pledge of Allegiance t0
the Ihuted States Flag.
1. Mayor Pziq~ callea L1rs. Ruth Iayo, a resident of w rings £onaaed and aske
indulgence to temdt the Cam~ission to bestw an award t0
Ifayor Flepp as ~puty Mayor iv a Certificate of Rppxec andva
Proclamataon proclaiming Mrs. Ruth tayo as an honorary crtizen o£ Ion9nnsdn
2. val of ~frn 3/9/81 Regulaz ing. n try Cwnnissioner Inzaann, seconded
1>Y Gmussioner O'Ieary that minutes of 3/9/81 Regular Meeting ~ approved as suhratted.
Merlon carried by a unanvrous win more,
3. Public Heazing, Ordinance No. 995, Pmtnsed Coaprelte sive Zoning Ordinance fox City
of InngYxxxl. Nayox Nepn read a brie£ std rng history Of Present. zoning
ordinance. Mr. Pinks read Ordinanre !b. 495 by title onlyand Nxyor HepU opened the Public
FLazizg.
a. sia~aOn asked for prmf of norm of the public tearing doer wr. Pmka ceder
tea o ce for the record. Mr. stoma rated rnae hew rnt eppoa a to rr orainar,oa,
ring tha the sequence of adopting the ordinance was nn Ar. Sicro rated
that he hadtthree reamrendatigns to One, that the t nn ~'USe tr/ Right" L chanoed
n,,.ttea U ttwt the requz t for re ew k+y LP Lnr cvnclitional us
be delet d s tw kwcb w_ze not necers dry and tJterBOard ofAPdjJSbrent was nropzx eplare;
d Tnxee, he rearre. ~ nc~d ttta [t;e provisions £or m ti9iwus lots is ctwi9ed to pemut
of any platted lot. Sirtq:son s red that he w sidexed the present provisions a
denial of a., rigncs~ana a violaarion of the lam anena,ent. red rode ue omy
legal way to denyran o stxrvi that he canno t the setbacks raqui.red. Mr.
Sirtpson statrxl that he was in favor of the zoning osdiriance.
red that he thought the defiti n of "Use by (light" on PaSe 19 of the
ing oxainan suf£.i.c.i.ently clear and thatwi was the s xmitted [Ise".
:fro taroks sUted Uat judges might Ce `ro e familiaztwith th nn "Pencatted Use'.'.
red that he mould have no problem with the texme"Pexmittea Use". K. &cooks
tatealtnat he had re aschea the rtattar of rontiguous lots extensively and nerd Found severer
.instances sho+ing thatethey mould M traated diffemntly +J~an single lots.
6. ,lobo Crystal stated that he was f itre z ning ordinance except th e
thought the Land rise Map and Gacq+xehensive Planrstrould have b~ adot~ted fimt. t
Cflll s llzat M was w was [}~e r mmrended sequenrn.
statedthtlut Inngwmd was in viola[iowmof Tne statutes for not having a nand Use Plane
7. Baxtxara W asked if tnexe w with zo changes, w
pmmsed channea in oning from R1 rn R1A be delayed w map was adopt'-d. tacks
d that a new zo map slwwing rstratrve changesawould go into effect umn
he adoption oP the zoning ordinance,admin
8. leacy statod chat tinxe was scare confusion aYbut :A;irJr map was in
effec~1 cou s area chat ne :mss no of c ~ssion~s in N changing ~ au,
~teyories~sn single ,family to Rl and sug~ ~a war map ea rt
mrrected. Mr. Chaceytmaae mrrectrons m prvryssed zonvry ;vp.
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q. [ rated mat ex erdinance read br Mr Rmks aid not read
the s asOthe copy he had. ~tsted that the title re on first reading w
o[ tHa s as the a le be had readkand he then re d me Co e for the card.
ILOksstated m t the Gmnission mold not adtlr[ a zoningrordinance without a zoning
map to 9o with it.
10. Mr. Co11 suggested mat the follaaing changes in zoning category msde par[ of the
remrd; R1 c]u~nge to R1A, R2 single family change to R1, R2 mi:md mnain 122, R3 change
to multi-family, C1 change to C3, 91 Lange to C2 and that Industrial. changes to I-1 or
I-2 (light or Heavy).
11. Cammr t obje ed [o a:rending map during public hearing d suggested that
public hearing Ce wntinued for anre study. 1r. Gaccy stated mat the follo.0iny are s
a beoare wx; wildirere, winaspr Inner, ~ nepringa, wwnshire, and Shadaa Hiu.a
1TelfolL'~w'ing areas would t cme RL; Titemn, Sandalwood, Highland frills, Iake Seazcy,
Skylark and irmg i Groves.
12, Mayor Hepp suggested mat a;rendmants be made and that ordinance be adopted.
13, Mr, Ray;rond Witte spcke in fawr of ordinance.
14. Mr. Fbbert I'laves spoke against zoning oxdinanrn. He stated that ne had attended 12
Iwurs of hearings an ver Mara of any classification change except the change fraei
to C2. Mr. Save astated that ne obje cd to the a[AUnistrative rezoning; to the
fact mat tm nany subjects xox'e contained such as fenras, signs, trailers, etc.,;
opiosed to changing B1 to C2 and suggested that dew restrictions were used W prepare
ttc ordinan s objected to the traatrtent of acressory buildings and )>e faM
that msidents of at~zoeung mold not nave fenrns in frmt yards, o objectE~
rn the re s i,~sea on tears an n vehicles and thae t~ao~ceoracrailers
and bnsesao~i.al~oe be parked in resiaeot~l areas.
Mayor Hepp stated that res ugpsea on tra ailers was proper. [Lryor Hepp
ated that people did nave inputscinmsthe zonir;9 ordinance and mat all ordinances
revlui.xe arten~ents at scare tsse.
1.G. Mr. B. D. Sinnson asked if the Canmssion vonel on zoning ordinance tlv.s ev g
for Industrial Park 2-2. ated that property in question w
and that reduced setbacks wind not Ce han~ul and would result
due to the high.mst of land. Mr. Oiacey stated that the lette
in lot size from 20,000 sgvaxe feet to 10,900 sguaz feet. May
prolnsing vaz us Ganges to lots and setharks fo -
itcH w suyyestinq that i-1 and-2 be tr
industrialsplants s to plants slnuld rat tespe
foot to could later re
m I-1 eo ~aller9sizetparrelsaifMneedte:ti.stednt
18. John Crystal stated mat wtule the particulaz site was
areas mr~ght not be.
19. ss Gol~lie Blue'rstyk asked if t7r. St. I'm identified Iwrself as rtajor property
er I.xfoce acre ti.ng aplninGmnt to the C ~s Advisory Com~d.ttrn. Mayor Ileop stated
chat Mr. St. [aurent was well known and theroxnnission waz aware of his orrep.ty awd .hx
azeas as suggested by Mr. St. iaurent
21. Mrs, Adriane Perry asked abcut tl~e aiffemnce betwEe C-2 and O1 and azkea if there xerE
any structures pessitted in c-2 that uc rot pemutted in B1. b. many stated that
re basioauv the s Pmksearatea u,at mere were aaditionaz liaTCd ws
~acou araeea that the e~ n ct aid noe giw seffieia,t infoxeation and ihae rrwtc->
better defines what should terandawhat. should not.
22. Dir. Ctiacey questioned Mc. T whether St. Sa t Properties mold Live with tl'n
20o foot setback xequixarents beattv.~n rnsi~ntial arnas and Mr. Tatitli replied yes.
23. Mr. Chacey stated that there on for th=_ provisions for re au by LPA before the
ibard of Fuljushmnt is that the LP s given resmnsibility for the Crng+reFwnsive Iand ose
Plan and it would to difficult £orAthem to keep uP if tFev didn't follow up on all activity.
24. Cmmissioner Ilskert stated that s m the lazgest rxn r of properly was one ¢m{-any
why m t the Cmmt agree en changes remmren eCOmmissioner [ISkert stated ttwt
if a ,~ Ww.a o~rareeo~m lo,ooo square foot lac it shored be w to him. nr. call stdtaa
that developers will only build on miniman srze ~ssible.
25. Mr. 8i~son stated that them was great dsmand for industrial. pregerty no+. 1fie
property timed lry i7r. St. Laurent is only available site remaining foral~mgwar'. Central
Park. Mr. Sisson stated tttat due th site plan restrictions only 35 to 9u psrcen
of the property can Ce demoted to a builaing..and property is tw er~ensiw to be tteo
restrrM~.
26. Mayor Hepp declared a tai minute recess at 9:10 o. m. Tne netting was r;alled Luck
to order at 9:30 p.m.
2J. Mr. FbCert P ves objected fo City NMinistrator having re authority over s ce glare
Less lo-u~ 10,000 svluare feet. Rnks questioned when R1A vonug was added to oYdinanm.
7x'. Coll stated tlwt the R1A cat pry was added during City Cmmission re ew prior to
first public e-..im Rinks st ted that if any substantral tl~anges were made to
orainanm fmn firsc~pncl>c I~aari„gato rend, trn„ a wra pmLio nEaring wma 1~ rem,iml.
4r. Coll stated that the 81A category was part of ordinance t~foxe first public Hazing.
Ca;mrssroner Grant stated that }e thought AUl category as added after oublic hearing.
28. Mr Bill flit loll staled that he thoughT RIA was added during titre of non-conforming
lots ago to mntrowrav owr wum~arn.
29. on by Cc ssioner O'Ieary, sewnded by ~emissioner Sexmann that public heazing
on Ordinanm Pb. 495 Lc closed. Matron carried by wanvmus roll call mote.
30. Rvks stated that mpies of tM ordinance have bee available for ce sw for
tyro weeks. suggested that in vrew of n~nnber of changes s ce lastrpublic
hearing that an anenrbmnt adopting the changes to made. Comnvas.vorer Grant objected m
O'ISaxy questi
3z. Mayor xero askew rte. Rxka what op ailabla m city eon mina orainanm
ana nr. lan tared in t me city mala ~ ~~nv~ table orainance or nola extra public
ing. ;~vo~ Paep aratea that ci~v neeaeaero cake final a on ana that the cit. ^a .1.
muldn't m ue making changes. yor Nepp suggested that ordinance b=_ passed
t}:at changestte made later if necessary. Ceenrassvoner Usl.ert suggested a wrk~:session ~
;rod a one we=_k relay. '
33. on by Camu r Uskert Tv fable Ordinance No. 495 for one w k and that
a xorkshm sessvon tesheld to amsider ordinance.
39. d that she to put it off and sazd the papers
wex'e alwaysssaying we are delaying a von.
35. s. Carole Willia~re asked if the i to to wnsidered awldn't to en raVd.
She stated that she hated to see vt put off; that the advisory toard t d mnsidered
input fxon all in rested a that articles had apin red in ne.+spapers azking
for input and thatthe only letters recev~ed were requests for Giv~ges in d¢signatron
and a letter fmn sign om{anics.
36. Mr. Rnks sta d that an amendrent avld Ce made right nw if ~ Came mind
made ~@. PNyor Hepp sUted that tfi problerts raised tonight had hero mnsideced
L fore and [Fiat if rt~anges are to ~ imple~mnted-, why weren't they made at work sessvon.
Mr. Fooks stamd an amenrN~t for CJwnges already wted on was raluired.
37. Mc. ~ rt Caves objected to the revie+ of site plans foe building sites wde
10,000 square feet sinrn the public did not have an ooinrtwity to participate.
3A. Mr. Faynrmd Witte asked tln Cwmissi to wte on me ordinance tonight. rotating
that the AFA solution solved his problem.wCemmissioner C,ran ted he was n against 1~
The R1A cate9oey but was against lots of a~rendnents.
39. Crnmissimer In asked if it a special ordinance that auttwrized tFe
City Admi+tist2fnr to osduct review forssite Glans undez' 10,000 square fcet. '!he City
clerk aa~ised mat it was anthoriaea by a moeron r~ anclude the cna.we in this o=mna~,m.
40. Crnnussioner O`Ieary seconded motion to table Orainancc No. 495 made try Cannissirncr
Uskert. Tb on passed by a wte of 4 to 1 with Crnmissioners Ioertann, O teary, Uskert
and Mayor cepp wring AYe and Crnmissioemi Grant wt>ng P]ay. A wort, sessam was schedulal
£or 3:00 p.m. Nnnday, Marti 23, 1981.
43. Public Nearing, Ordinanre No. 513, 9ovamin9 pucd~ase and sale of pmcious rtetals.
4r. Roks mad Fry true only. Mr Naynmd Witte spske in fawr of ordinanm. ~4. R~In
ws gueationed wmemer semi„ole county has a snaalrar ordinanre ana ne waa am,isaa mat
~ m. aa~ere was no further aiaareaia~.
42. on by Comu Uskert, seanded ky Cwmissionex Inrnwm that Pablic Hearing
be closed. tbtron carried by unanvrous roll Call wte.
43. an by Camussioner W sewnded by C'wmussio rant that Ordinance No.
513 b=_ adopted.- tmtim carried by unanvrous roll call wtee
44. Public Hearing, Ordinance No. 515, Setting mepensation for City Camussion.
t4. Rwis read by title only. Mayor Hepp opined tM public hearing, j
45. Mr. eil1. Mitrlrelt sp;ke against the prop ud 550.00 .increase pec ~mnth for 1~,
oven an annual salary of $2400.00, he said this came to $21.60
96. .wayor Hepp asked Mr. Mitctnll if Fe hacfi't alm uorkea other hours such as
riding with p.~lican?n in the ev a lwking a£ier problmrs brought to Frm by
and tti•. Mitchell stated that he M1ad. Mayor tkpp stated tMre was aom to
being a (bmnrssroner than srtt ng on Ne tnazd.
47. FbCert Da s smoke in ooiasi[ion Yv the prnEx.+sed pay r
t slake a vfstethe pay r inq that ,.rt,en he first becaee air
they Here sluiced to cut their~paysdve to the [rot Ertl ial condition of therCity.
1r. Daves su ring puttSng the question to the w at the next regular city
m~raieaioner oakerc afake for the pay ra area
u,a~he atrefrpa a aanim~ of s ings per aonrz,e~„a sne waz ~setrntl,at ,mot
M1i[tlnll urould object to a pay in rnase. Mayor liepp slake for the pmp~sea increase.
Tnere was no further discussion. c
48. on by Cwmdssioner O'Seary, sewnrkd try Crnmissioner tlskert tnat public
FeazingtL. closed.
49. Fay !9 to spoke in fawn of Ne stating Nat the Camussioners
rwa note wnq»nsation Nan tiny wereNiern wing. e Williaw stoke in
.sup2ort of the pay increase, tatrng that it was long ovesdue. 1
Mayor lk'Im stated trot hew my th accept respansibility for his a
but he objected to wrtain persons pointing their finger at cvmrassroner o'rF=ry n
and mn~nin9 him for Wising The pay incmase.
51. the notion was carried by a of four to with Conm'issioners U
Ivrmarm and o'ieary and !Mayor Ylepp wring Aye and Cmmissioner Grant wtino ray.
52. MXim by Came lnary, sewn2ed bf Cwmdssirmer Uskert that Ordinance
!9c. 515 be adopted. s on passed Iry a of three to Ieaxy,
Uskert and nayoe lieop wring Aye andcamussioners Grant and Inniwv, wt g Nay.
53. Resolution No. 440, r guesting technical a ce from the mparbrent of
Ccmmmity Affairs, State of Florida. Mr. Rakssread by title only. 19fem was no
discussion on Tthe cesolutron.
54. [ration by ¢mvs anded by ¢zmu er O'Leary that i@solutio
. 940 be adopted. led by a of 9 to 1 with C'afmissioners In ,
INlskert, and O'Leary andd NnyorrerHepo vct ng ye and ~mfasaioner Grant wring Nay.
55. City PvSr,inisiratvr's Fepor[: 4. CFacey stated Nat there was a recent fire in
a building in Im,g.K»nd Industrial Pazk and the nea fire min rocked excellently.
Tne water pressure was yoxl and TJS fire ffi artnent saved the building.
teary a~geated el,at Ne speed limi Rangeline m,aa Fe reduced
to 30 mileeperehour sr exreedinq the ro tea 1 Cnief !~Lanning
tea that ~licenen a kir,gsthey road at frguent in rvals~Pmsent speed limi
sa35 miles per hour andeif Ne limit was reduced to 30 rtules rt might appeaz to to
a speed trap. -
Chief Manning stated that the Co solidaNd Camvnications Plan with Semvnole County
t was scheduled tonmmence on flay 1, 1901 and would start ,tith all
threefshift~s~rtrnn
er Wrnam asked Mr. Rooks if he Fad been able to cazch the informatim
on Fax farsliquor s t lx' apart and the infornation on thersheds she had requested.
Mr. Pinks stated tharhe Fad not but uvula have a mrt at neat nea g.
r~ror xepp reaa a la rar ne naa ~erei~,ea fr«a the r," ral Fioriaa zooiogicai
~ioty an„ ukl ueirts~na w~n»al wila i~kse rsccion ana rmssic aamnroa m be
held on 'thursdaY~ ~'~aY 20, 1981. The letter rcyuestea that tl~e l of Nay 25 Flu ugh
fam ~ uraie .Twior Collere to tl~¢ Srminole Plaza at s. a. 936
5]. TF.e (bmnission aajoumed the Aegulae Meting at 1042 p.m
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