LPAMin05-30-01SMCITY OF LONGWOOD
ATTENDANCE:
Board:
George McKevue
Jay S,i gg-, Planning Division Manager
sV Schreiber
Chad H-- ]%—,
John K.,,i,k
13—il, m' H—mi, s—'l-
13obbi Bifflig—, ch'i'p-',
Absent
il CUL fO ORDER:
M, Bnllineton —, -1 P"-' t' tlterefbcr, M, H.",, "A'd the SI—al m"t',,g continued
from May I I to m I 00 111 and —Paled the Public H—, H,
W ,,k,d,-1 be and that they be limited to three tof—
NU. Emory a'Eii "" "_f"f p.bkn-, whichM, SaM— p--d
Emory than Sargent ro P-1.1 rile staff report 11 — 01-01
PI BLIC HEARING
E. 011—ff.ke E.,.,, R,Ad -/, -,N. 11 1—g—ld Hill, R,,id
� h, Pl—i,ig Dm,— f 1b, Crnendati —,-ily S,,,,,, ,, Dt —.—M, that the Land
for A,mexn ion
& 11-d, i,.-h,,If-1--h oR—,-d
ISdl, Road.
Th,
.f L,ik,F- a R,,,d, a L g ... d Hill, R-d
Staff RO,.i
Parcel Id10 er(el
30-20-30-3000-0030-00)OO 30-2-30-3000-0031-0000,
30.2030-3000-003N-0000, 3d 30-2-00-000-003V0,
30.20.30-3000-0fi35-0000, and 30.20-30.3000-07iV-0000.
Locatflon.
➢a,-r side oCtske Ben— Roat4 onahalfmile nonit aF tungrvood Hilis Road.
(Exhibit A)
Trnct Size 23.633+/-Aerys.
Existing Lire: Tvo Reeidenrial -irs end Vacam.
Proposed llev.Wpment
Theappli— purposes to utilize the Vr,p (y a, allowedmthe Nm,—I dUse
designation ofIDR.
MnJmum Allowable Development
hfdproperty suime thv tremain under Seminole Count' Land [3seend Zoning -lit regulatiov
undt te City wnetdu its Comprehetu7ve Plan as inquired by netesracues.
Recammondod Action;
'I he Development 1't— Bonn (DRR) ruonunend3 approval pfthe Annazm-
ANNEXATION RPPORT
I. Rdati—hip Tn Adjacent Proper ties:
Di,'du,,, I.,and]].re Prtsivlt Ilse
North (County) LDR R-d-,al
F (County) LDR Residential
somn tcnnnty> IDR R�iaenem
(City) LDR Residemial ('l iberon Hill)
West (County) [,DR Residemial (Hidden Cove)
Wekiva R—I Ptotemlon Area Nu
Arex of C;ritieal Sreee Concern. No
M No
Smrrioeal Ayrectnent (3eimnole Cou,ny)_ No
narte cirenwtlon anal.el
Rondways serving the sl¢c
R ad n iC'fll-onai Cinsi lieniio
aun Enure Road Coltcctm
San rvSewer Analweie:
hvnllahlc cnPacify: Yer
h. Imperov"nnevt/"xpn"si"" hill be addessed at time of Comp,,h—i-Plan
Amendment.
Pgtzble WflCer Analvaiz
Available enPacity: Yes
b. Impr"vemarf/"xpniwl"n will be addressed at tinrc of Compceltuisve Plan
Arnurdmuit.
Drflinace. Analysis
a. Impr"vemett/exP,ii'i n xegW"d"icon dmel"prnent: Oo-site
tioNtlevemio" pand m i—d,,.—with R Rohn, Rlvu W—
\4 ge+nerrt Dnriet(SIRtVMD)end Flocidn Dopwtment of Fnsimnm�lal
proeeeeion Riles.
Slid Waste
a. Irnpr"vementlexpaCsvl"ns already Program1-1 "r needld ns n r"e"IC "f
prnPnsed ii—dmi tas Sen note C.—yladeq— rWifilio es yes
O—da Landfill site io tlre-11 hand portion M the Caunty.
Rureati"n And 0""" Sou
a, fmprovententslrxpamion vrill be addressed ne lime of Comprehensive Plan
Amerldmcnt.
N"fe: This initial review does "at pcednde eonfotma"ce with eoncun'ency lelluifeanents al
the tune ofd—l.pmearl approvgl.
Mr. Sa—m btgan the pros -t— ofthesvatTrep-
Mr. Sncgen aced tttet th— are six pr-1,i—J-d i"this annexation end the property is
All,—, to the city. Mr. Sargent had an —W photo of the property and used visual aid ter
pcesenr it ea the B—d.
(Ms. Z3"Ili" - --d at approximately I:0511 M and M,. f m passed ilk S, el to her.)
Mr. Bacgwtt toted lhnt thereque snll thec at ehist neV ,State Stgt and the C,q
Codwte bee xeci in. Mr. Baryon[ —plated hispres and acknowledged drat hewas
rclinquishiit, the floor --- flhe B.-I aed q -f— 11, advised Ms eul11ngi0n that lh.
applicant tvss pmsensl.
M,. eullinglon naked the appl-.,l to co."e forward xid imrod"ce herself
Ms. Fiteld intraducod herself vd ndted she, vrds whh the law firrP Le —des Drosdiek
Defter Kantor & RIM P.A., 215 Noah Mo Dnve, Orlando, Florida. She represents the
'a
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t resented. SdhAe nnra,d lh aatnh. e,, b ui—dthsihsep'ropnn agrseeappropwiiatthe efvomr annhnine_gxat"-' itt _salp.
then and that she would appreaatea favotablerenommen]adgefrom
this board. Shewoual happy eo J,,h,I questionsI peak, any. She eckeowlvjged Wee
lhue were al hd present xvho ebvi"usly wished to speak and if these vas c"mn,, fh, in
oppostionlhat ehe«�ould lik...... rvesumetime fortebuttal. Shetlten tuinquishul the Maur.
Mr. Sargent crated Wee hew,uld like to add one Wing ithemsy... Ms. Bellingten aGcn"wlnlgecl
him
ndt. Sargent explainedthat rhoreq—t is f, ea vrncction uely and that is alpha Board shoal<i
nd-at This time City Ih,nd[Jse andie, Zoning would be considered et a lator date and, at
this pe[ur, ifthe propety were to beanneced in (taking the petit- point), the Innd ate and the
n""that the County has e it would STnywiththe property until sash ame lhat there would be
pother pnblie hearing with the City, hat addressed the Comprehensive Plan chegge I ,isa
large srale.a endnt", the lily Plano bung over the lO-Bare rnifflh,—r,quiranent by State
Stannu. Hethankel Nia. Buffington and relinquished the floor.
Ms Bellingteh eked if 4I were any questions from the B—d for Ms. Fi,I, eld.
Ou efthe Board Memberos asked if the —ht had Vlatul or recorded anyresl-li"ns on We
ptoyeny. Ms. FltagerMd allied than they had nor_ She stated that the —,a,' land wait low
den esidennal, and tlretn'is no ep-A treatment gives to they epe t.
Ws. Belling— asked if there were and mare questions rcorn the board m this time.
Ms. Bullingi,n asked WWnre was anyone in the ladle... that wished t" ryeek ie favor"fthe
annueatton. Thera was no one prea`ent who wished eo speak in favor of are annexation.
k(s. IIullingt"n dAed if therewa, anyone d the audience who wished to speak m opposition of
the --aa,lh
Then ary Passed the completed Requa to Speak" Pomss that [tad been
_ nto herto Ms. Bullingtnl.
all, Bullineton invited Mr. Tom Alderson to wren forward sad strata his name and address
Mr. Alderson introduced himself end gave his, altId as 33'/ ropy Acres Lane Elis 0ro0ettY is
s the street from eha the Cd pmpraty. He stated he was oppo-%ed ro theanneuntion requast
to bring the Properzy into the Ciry.
He said it was pro obvious to him and neagltb,ring pr,,a rs Wat the t,que
result "fan end runt d—.plish what repeatedly has beet urned d.— time and tame
over approximately the laat eight years both in tie County and in tha City
He felt that the. as going bef,re,h, horse and one"N'conr—,—'hat in l998 rho dry,
under Ordinance 98`I, ohap,er 24-20 k2 ofihe Cit, C,de, amended and addod a sub section far
RE (—it-1 L—), the Rersidotrtial Estate District is intended to ptoutd, for lingo family
widen and the, cu —y a e PtI I nu— than o vh""" a
re — mfor tint wu aed sewage f-hly. Whenihis was put on the
books Fab—,20, 1998 the property aunete wrote a late eo the Cl,y planning Divisor, which
'm pan rated his (Mr. I n's) s,,-, "l, a pempasel. Ile,nhrew ,hdhis �
reque ae thn, tune Mt. Alde+von que,oned rt'thecare is put before thehore, and he anaeaws
w,d',e lend use tetnam,j us one unit per xesG tha, the property ormer has properties,ity btrho
but eight yenrehe base joyed paymglo,u untytaxesanandthea, will hav topay city to
andstill would notha—lk,,hew s. He s'IdhethoughtthiashauId dtew ,Widen
unless Htete hds already bee„ communication as to , hat -P happen with thensubjut-ensued
""It"
]Ctlratwetethe race then,—.d,.g property owners would like to know -.the.
plans aro for the property in qucshon.
Heasked to show a trap thatch—d the p,up, iredim t light.(Mr. Sargent put their,,p
n rhos en for unI aide.) IIta s about'op acres(grea —)-het-ghbo,hood that is
nby end [,,,, 1, are from 2h to II acres i t size with ab,).i 75 homes The area along take
Emnte Road I ydlow)is in the Clty(B—bgtbnF ntes), end the property that is the proposed
on(whhk a)is above Ramngon. Hebteted tl,e Applioen[spropett is dropping in
the middle of th, ad, nt ptol,,en r9(groar tee) as opposed to the sutro-1,- �u of
the ci,y that is high duui,y resident el wh& thn area (in ,—) is not.
It u a also rated, by iho applies t, tMi the c unty had no made any proppsals a to how this
ptopaty should bo us tdm then a, but the unty hu repeatedlt suppor,ede ,ofon
re Iota for the wholoa ea. There and lelxers includingnr nt leaier'(l orndte Counryn
whicl„1,e(`,—,Comm is hav ously wted tp suppon,ie mlm
s Nemdlexs I spcop,ny 'o the erG, Ill pt. Dh ua,ey
q five re loll. 'fioy 1o,M,tt-1 thatthe. property owner does need ,o make n prof„
a,do,crtf ,,years they havecontinued Yo cumproniise, eltbot�gh theproperxyo er has not by
skggest _ eaere lms. This v,,,dd give the neighboring proper. ne,sa bu rare,.
F3efeeLs',e prtrpeny ownerbought the l,,rnpeR➢lu�owu,g what it was; ha has"—i',,advantage
of the county taxes aver the years by Paying little takes while property prices have inctoased.
Ahhough the pt. e Iy o—t. i, entitled ,o tneku a pro9, on hi, propetty, rho thing th,,-,ghb—
erred abuu I,,hn, the- Hake s killing at then ending properly owners'
¢,-,k A cob,, they hav va0l whet the lattM prol,,psal it, bur It, last onetiey did
e""I, was to be —1-b.], doors that o,w,as on two Veerels would be lb""' at vith n30-
Coot back le,. If vo I,M,g abo,n 3k fro from the back of the house ,o rho lino and e
TheyWing pool is put in, t ruinsanytIkkg the neighbors would open, their bale door and look It.
would be looking ae sb: h,"" lle,an see that the developer of,h, property,vould a ell
Basil,, beaanses would be —sled jn with the nice. went, living tltat would be dettmyeA by the
davelopme t He asked the[ thin bewns9dereU for an annexation into the cit, becr -these am
the things that h,—,illy have been sIpp—d year A year is an attempt to keep dte area a
piece of Long—d's wmmuniry and a phone ofcounuy.
Ho asked if anyone on the Board had nt,l,lly bewt out to look at the wee known as Longwood
(dills. Attyom who comes into the wee i,-aed that [bete ix still coutury in 16earea. Rewu
oftho developme sthm unding this n the wildlife has wiled in thisa e. I'Irw
is just abou anyntype of Flon'da epee are t thls a, other thatnbear nnA the largerr nets ¢nit
W Idwts, otter, sandhill wanes and wood dunks am a few ofthespeuas mwnioaed and tlteyall
feed off ofLk, Alma, which cu—fyi, shallow due to water restrictions. tie stateFl the wx[er
nether n of rh, neighboring proper[ rs bee eafho. muchm
en de�alopmt onld usr wvh sprinkler eyrie- and po-blosvmamittg pooLa. He stated
that thequelity oPlitC ill the ettronndmg residentswould be destroyed at a groin for rite owners
and developws.
He nutU that rite owmw doesn't live in the. area, he I'rvus up notth and foh the owner 1, no
to the eonv, ity other rhea ntakt, au c�ceavive profit Mr. Aldt, ro �rded with
_'paring the fact, ifthev tom the a will be like ex nofthe mwtatec He nuked
that the Board support the s unding pmpi,my owner in de-, the anneatian req--t He
thankwl the Boats for hstenvtg�
Ms BAbliton than called Robw't Ii gar. Mr. Ninengar inwd,— himselfand ge- Iris
atldrea-1839Ranchland Trail. Hisptopertyis directly b¢hind the subjectpmperey. lkhnda
few questions that Ire asked the Board to c—ider.
t. '1'o what advantage is tht nnuexafion to the dry finencially� The city may get a small
politt o(ta nay, but will it he pmnh it Yorwater problems, plumbing, sewer, fire,
ce, sad lhercxlficsihtntion. Heunderstands Lake Emma will be widened to four lwies
n the ar tint affio has . go su eeher and if I lanes are funnelod im ,
Longwood """ Road and F E. lVihiamson throe will bra m p, tmfr,it—. Homes will
be condemned to widen F.A. Williwttson and Longwood Hille Road.
If50 to 60, up to 100 homey are built in the sublece area (hat will be 1. cars every
mo and afternoon funs a'na o thesnxtatian.
Wetw and sewer? Hu the ity egwed wltwe all this roll take place? It is g-tito cost
one,. The develop(ahltough we are not eupp,—d to talk about this, just rho
on) will c t the city money. The city needs to consider these thinyrs if tiro
on goes through. They need tothink about thezonins (althougfiftfsnot under
, ut Blush"' for thtnumbu ofp.111,thxr will beie throe Wo Wtowthatthe
Ion
applkani s not plannjng anJust annexing Into Iieoiry to leave the attunes. 4ovtewhere
along the line he feel, there ltaa been discussion rogaMing dovelopmen4 and if
trangemonts Itavo already beon made 11 asked that the Board consider' all the Pnas
before it goes too far.
�. The h op
os ofthe snbjoct prerty ave of boo any fit tinge', they five
N-wlersey and really don e about Longwood, Cannel Florida, uc Som Mole
Coonty. T'he.e ere a tut-£pe-plepreeent in this mom that do care about the wnnty, rho
city, and the en['ve area Thee -people work he.e, g- to chinch here, and shop here, they
e about the t,,ihhb.rho-d and it appears that ebe Tnkvotians are o,ly thinkmg of
mekmg e killing on theirp.,,ty. Thoati—,,off,-n ,,dwmldprobably like to see
this pr,m zed just for there -that ould bec n, but
backto rho first
quesri-n, is it �v-itl, it to the city fn i,delly ro take. little tax money and have to add
portables to llim n-hoots, add police have a tat5e problem, mid bane to wont' .bout
rener. Thane are ell things that need to be considered b,h --his is approved.
Ag.m,, M- Nininger atod that ho is against the nmexadoq he lives neat to tbepmpIny and he
i Onwhet -nld happen ifthca onl ,approved. Sion wlooks at theproVmty and ne
yenrold oektmza and roWoghWsa Eieknows wirer would hap[,)rn Ifrhatland isdevelopedk
It would be boll dozed and flattened as quickly es it can b- and although all new trees woWd g-
ie, bur you — I replace 30-year-old onk vacs
He ended stating that thie is . epodal area and he asked that all the things ha mentioned be
_hderad_
Ms. Bullington than asked 1— MCMenemy tospeak Mr. M,Mearemy inrr-do-od:,i -lf.nd
stated his address as 1889 Ranchland Tail. He lives nonhoa,t ofth- subjoin p,,p,, y_ He s,id
he would keep lns remarks brief Ne stated that heagra, ,ah Mr_ Aid uson and Mx. Nihbger.
He said he would —fin-his mmarks to just the annexadon.
As fnr as ha reads the statute, this is a voluntary ann—i. , end a voluntary annexation
requir , that the proputy be compactIfyoulooknrmaprhoptopoee%property cr
t'mgerhuh the etatutespeciticellyprohbits. thepropenyba,icallybisoctethenoiehborhoodon
three aides undingnwill bec unty whilethec trill bee v. I3ea lsd that the lloa,'d
take thiai nsidere n. iypicnllit lhi, ptaryan light fth whin end in
n apply and get i6 bet d this particular caee, �n light -f the srnd the hhf made file
the Board needs to crop and think whnt the ultimate objective is and the efie-t on the
e uhb-dro-k Sfan t C,11 ri-n request and pl--li zoning way being requestttline c-mmunhy
tike,g,i tid(,)r the Crossingsalot 1y,l,, lak dtd haveseriousgnastth-h,it ithight7 (b)
it legal and () R t applioable. Lasdy, he asked to end ho th-ught it should be o
publicreo- rd,that themewasaconsent agrndaitemhack tity t.smd ift wi ity,e de,,
lit
basically ez uted at iade,nk, , ,agree withthe—fi-ndomnifpib,.,h b ryl t,i
s that met' or nay not arise snI-1 to—b,, nexauon petition.In his opinion time agreement
shwldbe pa-tim roeordh..ldI ,have beenln'oughtupat thispublichoermg. Thisin his
mind is a p,a-ondition and should have bent noeecl by everybody in the audience_
He ended asking th- B-md h,,,ko all ibis into cunsideanon. Ile also suggested to th-Hoard
th.t, as a solemnly like gesture, is t- approve the.--fion only {or the three or four parcels
along Lake Emma Road and trox approve ix for the two that mots It, the neaghbuthood. Chi,,
tv'auld all—he.mono, to be in the City end not affect the rest ofilte oommanity.
Ms. Buhington asked Blin Phillips to speak. Ms. Phillips m—duoed het9eifand apologized f
being laze in hu arrival, but she had xo stop and it by the side of the toad to allow seven horses
withtiderstoease on by. She saidthis isNepart oftha uniqueness ofNearee. She stated she
earned with the opposiurnt who spoke before her.
Ms. Auilington inteiruptwl Ms. Phillips and asked hor [o smee her address. Ms_ Phillips gave Ire,
address a,, 1851 Ranchland 1'tail with her phone number. She Hated xhat she has lived in thearea
for ten y—,
As the others have seated, thi,, is a very iatere,,ring erns T'he integrity of the men geed, xo be
pteac—d, marry of the resident, have bras m the area for twenty years. there are a fmv I
ro low vith m of the lots 2Y_• eo _ Othu lot makine - unique
She p5tesentId a -ual description of the ptopeny, witioh xv s a little diPPuran, it
reptes eof the first empty e. iriwe ethan adequate plac with srna0
lots, but thar re largelot nthis atthtnthoo uapr,bibl, hasaevetaeen Slee urvhed the
board to comeathtough the area and see how algae it i,,.
She said ee they ar huggi, people but asked I, astateaaezvning. It is a free enferyns
a antl people Hoed to be able to sell their ptopeay, bit, h,, are aakittg to preserve Nemtegtity
Iftheua. The area has been like this H'v ratt>years. G the property theta area,I-b,'of
mall Netaco Nelo boeause it is op, ifit remains as oneacrepmperty, therewill still boroom
for theanimal,,. There megophertortoises, ea8lae and ottill I ildlita on the ptopertyin question
Another thing she --1 to tnentioo is that Neaeare pri,-made, s, it would be ofa neccxstN
that ong wall ba e -il,, or else Nu will be bnggiee, £ovr-wheelea cycles and
are going up antl dawn the,,e roads which would be both a dangerou�xrznatian xnd
ould very definitely compromise the integrity ofthe ama_ She asked ihax Ne on b�
denied unless Ney attend to stink to the one -acre zoning to p--, ehe imegtiryaofihe area.
Ms. M11mtrton than asked Ms. hlomatce Radue to speak Ma. Radun introduced herself and
ed her widen as 241 Lazy Ate,, Lane. She stated that htoaewho have already spoken in
oppevltion said —fly hots she felt, and she mould only In ditto. She has lived in the area 18
year and has Blot ofd-,gt, up and down Lake GtrmaRoad.Thedevelopershavetak-
r�h�aeaNi asheautiful utheiry xnd sho hoped Lazy Ata'esvould Leman
tba¢ tvay. She ended by anbng Nat Ne pity listen to their hearts and not their pocketbooks and
heads.
Ms. F3ullington then invited Linda Ratlun to speak Ms Radun introduced herselfaud stated her
residavoe ai 1509 Heights Lane.
She said that one of Ne shuifl's had just ptu'chasetl property nwt to her end moving flour Ne
I I I'1' 043 LO 1
—kb— W Dods Develnpme t. He had said to her that it was hard to find a p,,,,,f one-aG'e
laud iv tie area. Thereare peoplelooking for en ecrenf lend, everybody doesn't want to livain
the,mail developmentsthatthe,builders arc almost forting us to moveinto.They—it taking
nsideration what d'e peoplo want, they art taking into oonsidaarion how "tied' "Duey
they can make, inchtdidg the person who awns the land that is requesting the , don. She
anted d, point Due the fnet that throe art people who e joy living of ,l, an acre and that not
eery, body wants to lino mall development. She Vointed odP that there v a big d "'ce
b"ueeu quo eracre lots xnd the ono-auelots.
She th"tkal theboard for allowing her time to speak
Ms. Hullingtou asked ifthwewas cl,l,—else who wish"I to sneak in opp-iml,. With na nue
,1,, wishing to speak sk invited Ms. Fitzgerald to speak.
Ms. Fiesg"ald r--d—d herself She said she would rtspond to a wupie oPthe oonunents
that were repeated. She wanted to let the audience and board know that b,,l— this was an
hadnon hearing a develop""'[ plan had not be"'submitted to rho city yet. As Mr. Sargent
n oned the epplioe ould had t,l gn through thee re hearing process to change the
6tl,, Co"p Plan and p"""" a dovelopment plan to the Gty.n Thin is not what ilteappicants are
requesting to day_ Whentitey do got tothe developmwn stage, iecause till lily requirements avd
requir andate that they deal with all the pbblio service iv -vas, i e [taffy water.
wl,,—1 l a. d d—Ive bee toldthaf ihose,l h,,,s b, ill iSties db available.
Cone cdry reque and developme t reg.b.i will hav'v eo hem udder rho ci
ComineheneivePiao w4iedadevelnpmentplens are submitted. Shestated thatihey do,,thi, en
nt fiod adyon 'the Citytha,- ,biopmenta pill h,p, ould be approve don this
As shesaid earlier, thewunryhaa placedno od titeprals"xy otherthen CourdweWng
is par a the comp plan m dedshyn Her udders ending is that tie 'the yin I, i
ptooess of amw'dngshear Cor'tprehensive Plan to have lama umt,hl liIlb,, low-darult,
esitleutiel category n[s,r befoul dwelih'g unite per aora. That%is what they will beseebng when
theydo ask fare ohab. to hire comidb, . piau. She said they arenot askt'ug for an ffb,,
n dlly m t ova avd above what would 6eallowed undarthe comprehensive plan tha['s in e£Fect
today iv Ne oounty.
She said ahe nnteh to tath,h ti. abo 11, lit ,,y k4l w tolot thatn i"ow t.p lty b s e
reclu.d Ill involuntary xnll,, l,on actually iv "ty kind of d it "I"' ns, that dte `fi, being
xed be ompac xnd ih" enolev avd it also to fingw-liko
prMctions. The pat, titer "vas m sing from rho gontleman's statement Though ', finger -like
proje^aina, have to be idasetpeudne pane" to be prohibited. Particularly what the cases have
said isthat thm 's little skinny areas tilt" —1, and ou nclav,ofco a, bobbies
po,k,t, Thu, is not Ill,, rownvtance, dud looking at it fi--city', p"specvo, being s oily,
th,1,9,tfi—ti,,lya sty — grow and Ill—seits tax base 1, toeneotttag, 111 aborts avd whey
o i haves prop"tyowner that is willing to voludt-ly amee his property avd Work With theclty
and" the oily regulations wa think that it is s.—thmig that you should—iausly—ider and
Again, she litti, they would —y —1, ,p—iil, the LPA and'It d- for approval.
BlIlt,ct. asked if- Sargent had aq ffimh,r —d—lt,
E—, —d, , — is close the pvLlichemnry an A1JX 0t-Ol. Al, MCKerel¢mcon kd
the -im
Di—,.- fon—d th,
M, Emory ,,kdifM, I _,tilffl, square off the city_ M, S,,,l,ldId no sir.
MtlillibIl asked after this di—,i- ddught if the itean —Wd fltld go b,f,,, thl, Ot,
Comnussioa Ivh_ Sargent replied ilea[ it would. RAr_ Schreiber asked ifthat was with th
ofth.LPA molting tf, Sargent replied Mr. Schreibv' asked when the City Commission Illitt thlildl Mr Sargent replied thafirt publichearing ofihe City Commission weetrng
1— 18,2001
and a second heanngbefore the City Cortnnission would be on July 2, 2001.
M, asked tfil, the —I—i- —. City CC--,I md it'the
H, asked ifh. —3d g. III the pt.—
A—Mmg to thlp,,,,,with theanncxation 0-l—Ill not b—yIhilg d—id, the p,.p.Iy
Id" I, I, don ....
—lld de Ild'Il.,ld ,, the City, thl City —Ad have to have the C,li,q',, approval of any
d I'p—t Platt, that
'Ild,
M, Dilillt— ,,kld if that was four dwellings per ., Nd Sargent replied that that was
um faurunitn 1tk LDR (1— D—ity R—d—ItI) i. III, County_ li
. At,
.d, Ild lay Iii'l It I III g their C.p,ih.,i,,, Pit,, ,, LDR 4 0 units
per au ly m 5 9 ltl' per —,
Following this p—I1, if the a is denied et the City Comm thill will not b,
ordevelopuwouldhavetocomein
'I'd ldn", Ifi, [,,,it useand —1,,, it Call ,fill C—ptlhd Plit., , —M hl--, blilk
I,- l,h flh, Dublin 1-ll 11 ill d,,Id I,,, th-911 Stiff, back I. hl LPA and 'h' city
g
Cd.11"I_ I that time they —111d address the density,and have the--p—I plans f,, the
e.
Management wovldbe
t CCIII tifitI—tlddi'dd"tathe fi—t, ft—p.,—, perks .fid —td,
ilddh,iibnl,,)
,11111 also have �obe ananalysis pt,pdlyI,dd'llI— Id ,tdI.1ld111_1—IIfth�h—,thdeveloped , ,q-,d,,1 I
areas would ,—bdl alone I_al of ta till h— I. b. I— xftrr this
I,xo— is mmp1,,,d to be able to event turn a Clad, of gtass on the property
hI,, bC,d that p,—dI I the p, pxxtyo ddcontinue to be us,d as irsdential hill...... III, I,
the County Contptelterbive Plnn.
%4, Em 1, asked iCttre load use forthe County is n1114 units per aere, attd %4, replied
thst it I, He u,,k,d why th, opposition stated that it was only one unit per acre. Mr. 5.rgent
stated he had not beers to any of'ihe me-11 so he only has hearsay from what WI, head flh,
r Wing. H. ft
ere thu[he Couary has had m e,pplictb1l, for 11 sreque nrtte
proptnty,, some beingspoeinl exceptions, density cha ages and oth,,, 'I I,, County has basically
l—k with their pro. in lea g the property as LDR Theta waaaspo,iel exoopnon not too
logy ago and Ms f Fl,gerald nay be CA, to enlighten the Hoard as ho what that w:v and the
u.7ths by the County - Sat'Q,tt Jstated he had not followed the prow dings and coon not
.btbuen'theyaesri-
Mr. Eno asked if it wt,, designdtod one unit per c Mr. �4argct rated that there wu no
,haler ec ordsy oRho Cmi vthat ,lh-,,ill be only oneunit peraere, bat theone agreement nt sac
anit per a,re bit, within theallowable 0-1 UPA-
Ms. Fll,pi.ld sId that,I,I stihepmp,nythat is befit—h,i id this evzniitg. but theent-
Lary.Mnesarras is on III County Comprehensive Plan nv lovd1 residential. tit is not in th,
C uny's slbhtban un deaigaati to tortheirContpPl.n, the Coatny h.eaone dwelling nn
pen —, ttnd use designeeion on its Comp Plan primarily 11111, areas in C teva and the Wekiva
Aria. That'-hh,d Subutb.n Estates. Chisenfi—lnof Lazy At,,, allows dovelopm,nt ofup
to Cant d-11mg wuu per acre, hill jtut on the pieta of property that is being disu —d is the
Countv's Comp Plan_Although i[hasnot been devolopmd that way histoneaN,the( pPlan
that the Coun y adopted states that this nrea ie tmtshto ring and will b, up to 4 viuts per acre.
Mr. Emory haId that this would c,axainlv hurry up th, [rnnsition
Ms. Ft Se; IM .,plied th.e if he looked at tho whole alto up and dorw t.eke R.— Road, it is
develoPed that way.
Mr. Sargent stated that the Cou tv had recently lone a It land use map.nd iris lisel as Law
DCbhy Resi&IhiN allowing hp to 4 UPA_
Ms. B"h,C., hskhd if the xuronnding Suburban Lstnt, Mr. Satgent replied no.
He added that anything seen on the map (by visual aide) fill the county is all Low Denstp
Reaid,ntiel, mnximum 4units pet acre incladiag the City', wlticb willbechnngetl from, to 5a
un rs It nae to up to 4 units pbl,i—
Ms. BlIdngton aakcd ifd,—wns any futxhar diswissI.,, WiehnofltaIII, di,,,,,,,n antodon on
the it would Ce m order.
Ms. 6WI'ingtoi asked for n It requested a,, —id— (ANX 01 11) of —"Il
propeanee looetotl antheeosl sideofl,koEd— Rvod,ont,hnlf mile north oCl.on_ ood Nill,
Rood
Mr. Fnrory made a Inotian to dent/ 11+e mnie.xadan (ANX 01-01), he did Im1 beline it neeers the
Ca, nnrrvtary G- rovf he belieres rhw i! Iha
attrtumtm>>vmild ben tMr. SNtreib, seronde I it, mmtat,.
There was no disassion and ivisdid ti voice vote
Lf S IrreiLer (Y) 1 t rlre nrt rz Nfr_ K,, k (} ) Io dai0 the nnrm:.arlon Mr_
detvaf Ms.B1h g. (3-
2)jor recommendhtg denial ajrlee mtnesatlOt�.
There urtiar bus to go beflio LPA. Mr. Sargen toed lhxl Ifi, It Bused in the.
pies ould It.avalfeble for tit, City Comnfsssion Nliksld— g, but ihxt III, would
have to rem;ininitie Planning Rewn1s. Tfiheyhednnotherwpyit would be ,,fe-d thne they
bong tltxt In tit, Ch, Commission Cleating
3. AOLOURNMF T:
Mr_ Emory Irrnde n rnatiart to adJonnt the meeting Mr. ROpnek secortderl the rrrotlan. The
rnouar H. nnarnnrovsly npyroved (5-0)_