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LPAMin08-09-95LAND PLANNING AGENCY Longwood, Florida August 9, 1995 RESENT: Meltzer, Chairman JohnPB ock, D JohnvLi earl Gosline,rCty Planner Barry Revels ABSENT: Richard Hullington Phoebe Hopewell 1. CALL x0 0 Chairman Meltzer called the m ing t order at ~:OD, and the roll w called. Mr. Bullingto and eM Hopewell w t pre . Hopewell had called saying she would be unable t end athe eeting due to business concerns. There had been no wordt received from Mr. Hullington. xhe s tart' said the m eady foz pre t this m ing, but woultl beudistribut ed Eor the n ingn eels emade a that these woultl be c sidered at their meeting, secondetl oby Mr. Lvns. The Boartl agreed. ock cequestetl a extension of time i the scheduling o£ the ing Land Development Code articles and also the potential public Rearing date. The Roaid granted the request and will c Sider A icle ') August 2 1995, and Article 9 n September 13rt 1995. The tative publlic hearing date would then be October 25, 1995. 2. D ssion - LDC A icle v , Sign Controls u Goslive introduced epresentatrves of the sign industry who were present this evening. Mi. Cash Cashi, Cashi Signs o£ Orlando cal Halibuitort, J Altrusa croup representative Chris S n Outdoor Advertising Don Gordonen3M Se9esso Gosling explained that toff had met with these representatives and discussed potential changes to the sign code. o£ their input has been on billboard portion of the regulations. item r ved from the c t draft w s bench signs with advertising. Thisow ved Eiom the draft because it had been thought to be to difficult to administer. Carl c mmented that "bus" benches, which would primarily be on S.R. 17-92 and S.R. 4 , ould be addetl to the code. The sign requirement n hatl been organized with n major changes. The requirementttnat sign requests in the X 'o District be r iewed by Historic Commission has been r vedtobut regal ent that signs 1n that distrret must be constructed o£ wood had ebeen added. Ms. Xal iburton stated the bench projects a ordinated by the aayce organ They a typically placed at bus stops there is generallya nr right-o£ way problems. Others a e placed i front o£ shopping c and the hospital. signs a e limited and any a e for publ is eservrce. These benches can be provided with no advertising. The c of the 6 and w allow benches with signs, but, with requirements to c rol their placement and their number. It s proposed to placed them i the historic district, but those would be without any advertising. . Gosline continued i the n ection, Temporary Signs. This sectron was basically rearranged xwith a few changes. ock explained that the method for calculating the allowable signage had been simplified to allow a of square footage per lineal foot of addressable c ial space tper tenant. Permanent signage rs limited t a total eo£ 3 sq. feet, ~inclnaing wall, grouna ana pole signa~~ for eann one (i) lineal foot of addressable building facade. The prohibited sign s s discussed. There w major enanges, but the Board requestedwthe term moving" be clarified. Tne c of the Board was to accept with the recommendations made bysstaf E. osline explained that billboards w s the next major i The proposed regulations could result rn five to seven new Cashi statetl the billboard ompanies ust follow Department o£ T nsportation regulations.c This code mchange will rage the old style billboards (wood style antl I-beam structures) to be rebuilt into modern, safer and more aesthetically appealing billboards. With the m there i hey being ted t rebuild them. Additionalr billboaidss could only be placed i£ all the spacing requirements c n be m Only a few a would meet the requirements, antl just two or three property owners might sign a lease. rth the iequi red setbacks £rom r sidences, plat s of iship and schools, rt narrows the areas down conside [ablyWo TLe c of the a and w s that all backup information must be ompiled {ors their rev vew. Mr. Cosline explained the n ned political signs flags, banners, pennants and ve hi cl en signssrtatl very small changes Mr. Brock aid eable di££erence the um height regui ent £or banners and pen wnim woultl be 25'1mThis would bringethese i onformance withtthe r finder of the code. A general di scussionofollowed on balloons being put on the top of buildings. TLe c of CLe Board w that balloons should be classified as a temporary sigv and be regulated accordingly. ock aid there had been n changes the permit oth he and M osline had questions a o how trt.i.s will be administered. Enforcement will be a the Cotle and they will be meeting with the City Attorneysdiscuss ing this item. ock explained that a printout with a diagram had been ved from the St. Johns Water Management Dist ii ct. This must be translated into a map Format and include i the regal atlons. w then base ents objective, tiE is already taDl fished shy St. Johns and this i swhat staff r rends. This a is i the right-of-way o£ S.RS 42'1 in the historic district . Expressed the desire to see this map superimposed onto a C.i ty mapa to s e just how many dwelling units would be affected by er/septic tank requirement. At that trme we will revrsrt this Gosl fine discussed the problem of n onforming u The problem i the capacity o£ the system which will n allow for expansionn campaign. c ntly, based on the capacity of this system, it c t De greatly i sed for any large Future growth. There are no sewers 1n the xrstorvc Dvstrvct. TLe c nsevsus of the Board was to rev vsit this issue at a later date.o 4. ur<Lez discussion of Wetland -ens ity B Mr. Gosline expl ai.ned that there a only t that would Fall into thrs category, one vs the yale~~ property sand the other Centex s of forty a o£ which t my-three a builtlablet land SStaf£'s r endation w that this language i not needed and to del eteo~t. The reason rs that rn some Comprehensive P1 ava you take out the wetlands; which m the density is determined by the net s1ze, w e grving a centive to allow that density on the upland or buildable portionin xhe c sensus o£ the Board was to delete this sectron. There being no Further items to consider, the meeting was adjourned respectfully submitted, Bea e pecordingasecretary