BOAMin11-25-96PRESENT:
Jim Daly, Chairman CarlPGOSli ne, City Planner
sell H ontl John Groenendaal, City Aide
Sve Wrlder
These m represent a ummury of the acts ons which o red.
e Ci tyn o t provide a erbatim r ord cof L
autliotapes of all LPA meetings a ned a
art of the wCi ty r ortls antl are available for lis teningcduring
normal working hoursc
ovember 2 1996 m ing of the B and o£ Atljus tment was
called to order a[ 6:OOePtM. by Chairman Daly.
Motion w made by Mr artmond t agenda items 2 and 3 to
ack i the order t sider them ci tizens first. Ms. Wiltler
seconded and motionopassed.
2. VARIANCE TO CONSTROCT A SIX-FOOT
RTTYARD SETHACN ARE I-1 ZONING DISTRICT -
ROJECT %VAR~O4N 96 ADAVID WRIGHT
OCTOBER MEETING:
. Daly a ced VAR-04-96 and a ked iF public no Li ce w
made. M osline indicated that Che previous public n
r the va indicates that i may be carried over andv no
other public notice vas varran ted.
osline explained the situation at ]44 Industry Rd. and
why i s being r sidered. N n be official unless
three members vo ten to appcove aorv deny the v
GDSline continued t explain Lhe g ands for staff de ial vas
based on the fact that ocher solutvoons exvs[etl.
Mr. Daly op ned the public hearing and asked for those vn
Favor o the v vid Wright
the property manager for Rodgers and E
explained the vandalism problem plagu
explained that vandals a entering bo[h
and a li<y e right c
had exceeded $3,000 of out p ket exF
and Che front of the building
the LPA recommendetl approval.
Mr. Gosline wantetl to add that
address the vandalism issue cor.
cause dif£i cul ti es for large trucks to
Mr. Daly asked for any other opposi tior
Daly r rated that bending the rules (i.e., £ ing i
parking lots )te like oUers have, i not the solution n
ands for p g the v vho ms osed st
roginal heari ng 3asked whether other b Biness had fenced h
the front lot. right then r and handed the Board
photos of Che o that sw ant.
elt that the vandalai sm along with thec other s
Dthewindus trial park being in vrolati on was sufficient grounds
to support the va rrance.
Mr. Gosline explained hov fencing rn the front a of
induatri al s n ngdale h vally becomes ae
for ou ttloor s LThe end r sal tvoftvhi ch is less parking
the busi ess which in turn ca ark rn the
rightf of vay which in turn congest the roadvay~ p
inquired if vandalism w plaguing any o
busi essesrin the industrial park. M right responded that
they had but not to the degree that his employer, mainly
voula address the vandals issue fr
rated that h thought the staff r endation w ork
it still leaves the site open fromn Industry Roadl and Lhat
aspreviovs fence placed there had been torn down by vandals.
ontl s ted t e felt the vandalism i
thanRg s for passinghthe v so Felt thatmthe
policercannot patrol the site allathe tome.
Daly asked if the staff felt a atlamant about denial. M
Gosli ne indicated that the staff position was not as strongly
felt considering the constant vantlalism
Oaly asked for a approve VAR-Od -96. M and
made that m and Ms.voWiltler seconded. The mote on carried
by vovice votev 3nl.
3. eNCROACN SIX FE O 30 FO FRONT E
RESIDENCE TAT 1209 S - PROJECT HVAR-07-96 -
APPLICANT: C ILY E
. Daly a ced the v and asked for public n
. Goslinenpresented therpubl is n e that appeared inv the
Nova ber 10 and 20 Sanford Neraltl. Mz1CDaly opened the public
hearing.
. Daly asketl for those speaking in favor of the va
Debra Cus todio came forward along w rchi tectnM
My ke L nch. Mr us todio explained herhfamily's p
improve her h Oleander 6 She a ned
the va needed 2t a lazgerrp and alleast
replacev theeroof to its presentir Tfiecn oof w uld
also protect [he parch from the elanentse M ustodio s wed
the Bard the photos of other houses v onformi ty oand
photos that showed the damage to 3209 nS C Oleander St.
sidence. Mr Daly pointed out that examples of others houses
onformity have n Valitli ty f n justifying a
also asked iP she lived there and i
vvll abe ea rent 1 O Mrs. Cuatodio saitl she would live there£but
additional points
1 be built to c
hurricane resvstant ro<
will allow the house to be a open neighborly h
sethe subdivision "tlon't m t the neighbors" m tality.
s Lynch also pointed out [hat the sv Ce meets all other
setbacks in abundance.
Daly asked for any others in favor o£ the va
osline point o that [he L A found the c made nfor the
varvance was suffvcvent to recommend approval e
Oaly asked for o si tion to the v osline
ted t taf£ fel tppthat the s x-foot va not the
ardship c ated by the acode1 The staff
elt that othreehaand half afoot fair
compromise vi thout being a e hardshi p.vM laGOSline pointed
t that this va salt o a poor definition in the
City Code. The house walls rmeet the setbacks but roofs are
indicated that the up a ming Land Development Code would
address making setback tlis tances more rational along with
fence regulations.
Motion w made t close the public h and passed. M
and amade a n to approve the rv Mr. Li ns
onded and the motion p seed u usly byvv vote. The
board w ted it understood that the vporch be left open and not
e Board began a impromptu discussion r garding Mr right's
(VAA-04) inly regards ato outdoor w rage
ing a Ge site. Mr. Daly asked that [he B and r sit
thevva months to if it stopped the vandalism
ana no ontaoor storage occurrede
4. ELECTION OF OFFICERS
sly a ked for a table elections u til all t
and s Setl.tMr Goeline pointed out that Folding
el ectiona of officers n aybe b iF both M and
. Brown returned. T e board decided < electr officered, M
Wilder Daly Chairman and and
onded om Daly cepted the nati one and
unanimously MMr. Hammond made the motion otD elect Ma. Wilder
-chairman a Brown aeoonded. Ma. wilaer acoeptea
antlvpassed unanvmously=
5. CONSIDERATION OF OCTOBER 36, 1996 M .WT£S.
Wilder made the motion to ccept the October 16, 1996 antl
Mr. Hammontl seconded and [he motion passed.
6. OF RULES AN ROCEDURES.
Mr. Gosl ins pointed o the changes i the rules, being the
ing date antl time, the o of voting vi th less
than mfvve members, and a new absence opolicy.
Daly inquired about abstentions and Lneir effect on board
vi th three members present. Mr. Gosline stated he would have
check [he o with the City A hey. M Daly also
pointed o the[ the Sunshine L oultl apply here a
The rules uw e tabled u til the abstentions, sunshine law, and
a my sspelli ng were corrected.
Daly s ted that he had not r vetl any response to h
letter of Oatober 1 requesting a fifth member for the
BOA. M Daly a ced She would tu=n the letter o r to the
press.=The B ardn discussed the i antl M asked the
Boartl's opinion of his proceed a After m lh discussion
the Board agreed to send the letter to both cthe Orlando
nel antl Banford H raid. [hey suggested [he
Chairman contact the mayor to explainvtheir intentvona vn this
ega=d.
e. Adjovremiertt.
Respectfully Submitted
Bonn croenenaaal