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LPAMin04-24-96Rick B ington, Chairman .Sohn B ock, Director John L arl Goeline, Barry Aevele Cathy Price, secretary Pro Tem AHSSNT: Marvin Meltzer o ORDER The m ing was .;ailed to order by Chairman Hullington at 6:05 P.M. AL OF MIN-TSS - Pebruary 13, 3 eels questioned t tine for adjournment and requested Mhatxi[ be changed t aeher t made t approve ehe a ended m s36ya.IOhnaL andlseconded by Barry revels. Motion passedeby unanimous VACATION REquSST - APPLICANT: PERFORMANCE MAZDA AEOIISBT dealership which i coded and the neighbors a omplaining about damage, vandalism, e being done by people a ing this -through. Net further stated that i order for Perfo armance Mazda Co s e the a it will be necessary for them to be iv possess ionrof the property. Mr.Brock s [ed that the r sidents had taken up a petition because the had gotten of hand. attempting to determinen whose responsibilityu i[ was [o secure n question was a public right-of-way and would have [o be vacated. ock said chat [he City Public Works Department had requested that a is foot utility easement be re[arned and Sty approved the v Bryan had agreed e and s cure r[ so [Chat Mrt could not be a cutm[hrough anymore. e [es 4/29/96 eageM2 online then roduced Spradley, representing M exyan i this m Spradley offered copy of the r sidenY's petiT iontfor [he r ord. She said right oE-way(R/w) n question had been deeded C Seminole Cooney i and w xed i the city of ongwood i v Shelsaid that she has r ved c from ATT 5 Sit would haven impact o thei ree and Bxan hatleagreed to gran[ the City the requested easement as soon as Che property reverted back [o him. Mr. Wayne Sma11 of 1 Lake G spoke on behalf of the sidents and said that everyone would be s isf ied iE M Bryan s red the property and m ned i aThey felt that all of the problems that they had texperienced on their s e directly related to the people being able [o use rthe cue-through" Hullivgton asked what Performance Mazda's plans w far as fencing, o Epradley said Chat n final decisions w madee but that they were willing to work with [he residen[se Motion made by M Revels end v of ChaC poi o£ Lake Gem Drive s u[h ofe0 avge artd w of erformance Mazda, s onded by Mr. Lrns. Moron passedtby 9 AnDRESS~BE CORNER/ MARVIN Alm CNARLE6 STREET EA, INC. ock presented the information, stating [hat the applicant is seeking approval to c nstruct a approximate 62,900 of w rehouse space o a parcel that i the SE c of M and Charles Street creThis n classified an Light Industrial o the FLture Land U Maps and r ntly z ned 1 [he proposed plan sis conszs[ent w [h both of [he designations. ock referred the L o hie m o da[etl 4/1]/96. P of the s ncludes 5 rah A e 35 foot wide public R/W, ted that M ads has agreed to give the Ci[y an additionaltl of R/W o W[he w side of Sarah A The Applicane will c er down ehe length Vof [he r/way which will provide a the e n part of his srte, the loading bays and Co both bu ildingse ock said that the only u of [hat e [ presently is f a drai+wge ditch and ChateM odds h eagreed to pipe [he drainage under the street. Ne said [ha[athis street w111 have addieional access which they don't presently have LPA Mtnutea e,z4,s6 Chaixman Eullington addressed I m #12, of the staff report spe<if ically that portion that tdoes not meet the required landscape buffer < ock explained [hat M Dods o the property on bath sides of t was willing [o comply with the requi rementsebut felCaehaeaidt [ha[ provides adequate buffering. M Dods, f elent o point n putting edge additional buffer ng s the a cessible by anyone and [he only thet mower goes backs there ac OP MARVIN AvEN-E ALONG THE BAST SI-E OP THE CS% BA, (#96-01- Gosline said Yhat M number of properties the w of Charles s which nhave heavy industrial u [hem.eSThe applicant proposes changing Pi designation from Light Industrial [ Sndus[rialP L Gos line ted that [aEf had evaluated rt and supports the petitioner's request. Chairman Eullington opened the public hearing and asked if anyone wished to speak on the matter. Dods said Chat the property in question had originally beenNZ ned by S nole CounCy as heavy industrial. He also ted [hat a e point, a large factory there and, a they built, [hey c ued with t requiring heavy sindus[rial aid abidenabys the light industrial land u ould m ing these businesses out, some of which are major manufacturers and employers. Chairman Eullington opened the public hearing and a ked if anyone w hed e speak regarding proposed elan A endmen[ s - -1-D. Opon determining chat o further public input offered, [he hearing w closed n The chairman then asked for a recommendat von from ache LPA. Mr. Revels made a motron that, based on [he findings of fact tes 9/24/96 PageMa shown below, the LYA r end Chat proposed Plan Amendment 96-01-0 be C Cedc to the Florida Oep[ of Community Affairs for e and c The c VFLUM designationsi i[h the u e limit Cions in ehe ElemenC and must changed to cTheis endmene nslstent with the Nceo PC S~~-e$i The endure ie consistent wiCh Che S_CsY_E Mr. Lrns seconded ehe motion and it passed unanimously. 6. PROPOSED AME MEITT TO T E COtHPREHENHIVE P HISTORIC P ERVATION ELEMENT, k96-O1-A. LAPPLICANTL~CITY OP LOHGw00D E cline gave s e background o this a endment, stating Mhat [he city i Che applicant. The decision for [he L whether this and agrees with the HisCOric Preservation aid's r nmenda[ion that there should be a element i [he omprehensive Plan called an Historic Preservation Element. Chairman Hullivgton mentioned a "Cypo" o the front page, i that Che number of [he a endment w ted a 95-O1-AR aCher than 96-01-A. This typo was noted and will be changed. Chairman Bullingtov opened Che public hearing and asked if anyon fished [ speak regarding proposed Plan Amendment 96- ol-A.e Hpon determining [ha[ no public input w offered, Che hearing closed. The Chairman [hen a asked for a recommendation from LPA. Mr. Lins made a n that, based o Che findings of £acC shown below, the L end that proposed Plan Amendment 96-O1-A be t mit tedcT mChe Florida Dep[. Of Community Affairs for [hers r and c The proposed as endment m t with the ECFRPC omprehensive Req'onal Policyc Plan Ce The proposed a endment is consistent wieh the Staee omprehensive Plan m e proposed a endment is permitted a an optional portion of the City's Comprehensive Plans The proposed endment will clearly demonsCrate Che City's ac o preservation of its historical and archeol ogicalmresources. Mr. Revels seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. LPA M tes 9/29/96 Page 5 'l. PLAN TO CORRECT q96 io l-a a2eticANT. CITY OF LONGWOOD E HISTORIC nxsTRxeT, os11n gav Che background and locations [he properties e question and explained the eed for changes. M ington says what if s day what typesrofebusiness under the light uindustrial designation ould go i there and would [hat be aporpe ri[ right n district. s have xb [edti rehe past. Ove of sthe s ethe infamous Florida A Gosline said that herwould address it when Che tame came . Light Industrial type and distribution particuiarly when the lane road (9) laved i not a bad u chat situation between a four (9) laved load and a ailroadn r. Gosline i ned about the other side, rthe R sideneial side and ofn[he body shops that ha e gotten e ocher s theeE of the r sidential a The roadsew sliced t the E they hadat e back ato about Che existing point because[ they had the istoric Building, they sliced off par of [hes well number of Chem/he's going tto have C Sahift a and his aloading dock to the s uth. x ntly crying t negotiate with the < unty iE [heysc nrdo this. There's going to be a pond righe about where the old railroad s oops downec ing A11 that a will be r n pond v Slymall of ti[ beeween S sePalmetto. So they a trying a[ ork way t take his drainage and get i there. wThe only problem is he has [ try and figure o t how t the dra nage up hill. Again t mapped a vnfact wally all the map a entlmenesryou s e had ato do with errors or remvssvon vn mapping when the plans were done. Chairman Bullington opened Che public hearing and asked i£ anyone wishes e speak regarding proposed elan A endment 9 - O1-E. Upon deeermiving that no public input w offered, [he hearing closed. The Chairman [hen a asked for a recommendation from Che LPA. eels made a Cha[, based o the findings of fact shownebelow, the LPAtr ends [hat proposed Plan Amendment 96-O1-H be t ted o~ the Florida Dept. Of Commun y Affairs for e and C Theh proposed wa endment n wieh [he 2. The proposed amendmentn.is consrstent with [he gtat_ Pla rThenproposedna endment will promote redevelopment and job geowth in the downtown area by reducing the ter a/zo-/96 PageM6nu impediments to expansion and job groweh of existing business in the downtown a proposed endment will clearly demonT[rate the City's c o preservation of its historical and archeologicalmresources. Mr. Lins seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. s. xo L A La~mPnsa cAxecox~ xrFCwNn coemma~Tr Gosline explained that after [he Church w xed i [he i[y, the held - public togas end the Comprehensive Plan Aa required by Chapter 1 oatlesignaee the property a ral Commercial. However C the city`s orris a nclear na the disposition of [he a endment after [he L o The Ci[y ords do n indicate whether the a endmen[ow wedcby [ the alternative, mthaY Cheas endmevt15 mall caleinplan endment. if i supposed to bewa mall scalesa endment, the w processs rs different from Chat o£ a regular amendmenCe Given this u ertaivty, the staff felt i sary to ns rated theca endment process to clear the re ord. The proposed amendment 96-o1-E would clear [he record in this regard. Chairman B ington a ehere w any public c regarding thelproposed ak endment 9 - i-ES No public comment was offered. The public hearing was closed. made a motion that, based o the findings of fact listed below, the proposed plan amendment 9 -E designating the N rthland c ity Church property a ral Commercial [he F and U Map be [ [ed n[ the Flordia department of Community Affairs f and c The a endment i sary e[oe bring the esubj ecY prope r[y omplianceeS ith the City's Plan by designa[ingnaoland use category for the parcel. The was seconded by mr. aevels and passed unanimously. NOTE: Subsequent [ this a ned [hat, Ordinance 99- designating the property a ral c ial, ended to be a mall scale plan ea endure [ mpursuant wt Chapter 163.3186 (1 )s (c), F6. This process permits the Plan tes 9/z9/zs PageM] o be a ended i adoptedm Thereforee A endm will not be pursued further Gosline explained [hat the proposed changes nitia[ed because Che [aff ved a petition from ra cellular phone company to put eupra the staff discovered [ha[ Che Comprehensive oPlan a pro that limits all s o 35 - ]5 feeta rns heighC s5ince r s decided to makee other needed text changes at the same trme. osline explained that m e proposed changes w ended t clarify Che C The proposed changes effect pages I z-30 through Sz2-98 of [he FlSm and are briefly described below ~ Thee3 e limitation i [he A ity C e designatoon s proposeds rto be eliminated becauserPt parcels i The Office and Neighborhood L ial designations will be eliminated because eheymw not mapped and thee are no sortable locations for such uses. pages iix-3} The e e has been clarified t allow the Public Use and Conservation designations i all z ing districts. the City has chosen n enproper ither public ru parcels on deeigva[ed s Public Use Conservation rn the Plan will be perms tied rn all zoning E.ag.e_IIL}fi The reference C the L and Che height limiCaCiov will be eliminated. The referenOCes t Che Resideneial C e district will also be eliminated because the Palmetto Reserve tes a/zn/ss PageNe snbaiwision i nnaer ~ ana them rm m parcel stye for Chis designation in no longer needed, r other t the Police Department, willu be aprohibl[edso d parcel.t designated a The height r eliminated and D[henuses on Downeown xratorrc are t~ia~itiea6 The height laminated eliminated and e clarified. religious institutions are added as a permitted The height limitation eliminated and the e clarified. Religious rust ruc[rons are added as a permitted Paae I The height limitation eliminated and [he clarified. Religious rnstrtutrovs are added as a permitted P d Offic and Ne.i.ghborhood L ted C ial land u designa eliminated becausei [here oa o parcels with these designati ovs ehe Plan. Therer axe n possible locations for these designations. Paa Theo height limitation eliminated and the rifled. religious institutions are added as a permitted Page 2 - The height limitation eliminated and the clarified. Religious i added a a permitted nal s rage facilities but no[ true warehousing facil it ies~ added as a permitted use. The m sembly of products will be added a a permitted ntheaG ral C ial c tegory. Theresi eed t allowns esembly of products i the dis[r.i.c[. will be mn sary t refully define t specific used i the L ctha[ the a signaeed General Commercial do nos become manufacturing areas. Gosline explained t the proposed changes on pages 2 ehrovgh I - ended t clearly distinguisT between retail commercial uses and manufacturing or warehouse ees a/za/ss eageMs ehe a s designated Lighe induse rial and Lndustrial. oequally aimporCant C clearly define the difference between Industrial and Light Industrial. He further s ted t Gaff r aptly being asked t permit r ail [u hthe induct rialna particularly for automobile sales.ln s the staff's eadvice that the City eels clearly tdef ine the pezmf tted u the raltCOmmercial, Light Industrial and Industrialsland u tegori es that ail onfined designated a ral C al, Lighe ci ial ou s designated na Lighe Indust ri al and industrial u s designated a Industrial o the Fu and U Map. e shave a swindlings supply of light industrial and industrial parcels which needs [o be corv.erved for real Lighe industrial and industrial users. Ea4E_L?Z~- fi xhe Minrm m parcel s.t ze will be eliminated. Chairman Bullivgton suggested Chat the property a s from Lyman High School should be designated as General C ial. ock ted the [aff had discussed rc possibility, but [hat iproperty w the subject of anyhoE the pending plan a endments. enfurther s tes that ehe staff would look into another plan amendment in that area rn the near future. [hee pri cipal change to specifically eliminate ail other than food rs from the list of permitted n parcels designa[edrlndust rial o the EV e Land Use Maps oThe r ail, o wholesale, sale of vehicles would also be expressly prohibited. osline c [ed C Chis prohibition i ary because we get obusiness that get permission t ovduct a wholesale a mobile business i side a building and [hen s sellingt~ ail. In nsuch e City i then forced into then code enforcement processo [o get the business oue. The height limitation and w rehousing will be e ted a permitted u n the Industrial c tegory. utdoor storage will be addedsas a permitted use rn the category. Baa eaheight limitation wi.il eliminates ans the permitted use clarified. eels m ved thae, based o ehe findings of fact listed belows Amendment 9 - making changes i [he [ of the enture Lana nae eleme t, coals, obi aeei~e ana teolicaa es 4/2a/96 PageM30 document, a ded during the discussions, be [ ted [he Flora Department of Community Affar rs (DCA)rformeheir reo ana e Themr val of [he heighe 1 ary o pexmit e of cellular phone t The proposed sa endments ree arding the inclusion of religious i seatu[ions are nec ssary to ref lecC actual onaitiona.n The proposed changes [he General ial, Indust rialeXand Light Industrial laud u [egories are necessary [o clarify differences among The proposed t endment a ent with the e-_ym rY c~nsist 5. The proposed a evdme conflict with the ,~(p h i 9. i es ar~ n~ C in Mr. Lins seconded the moe ron and it passed unanrmouely. There being no new business, [he meeting was adjourned at '1:50 PM.