LPAMin12-14-94LAMB PLANNING A ENCY
Longwood, Florida
Becember S4, 1994
PRESENT: STAFF:
Meltzer, CRairman Sohn B ock, Director
BarrynRevels Ajmal J City Planner
Rrchard Bull ington Terri Moran, Secretary
GUEfiT6:
JohnNSimpson Patricia Alvarez
Kamran Khosravani
1. The meeting was calletl to order at ]:02p.m. by CRairman Meltzer.
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTE6: made by Mr. Revels ands onded
by M Bull ington to appro the m notes o{ N vember 9, 1994 and October
12, 1994 as amended. The motron carried by a unanimous vorce vote.
3. Rodriguez V of Lots 8, 9, and 10, Block 2, est
Wildme re. 3096 Oleanderr6treet.
Jami ted that antl Mrs. Rodrigue reque ing three
ari an order t split their portion o£zthree lots r order t
build ae6additional house. Be also s ted tRat the R-1 z .ing requires
100 feet frontage ach lot. Two o£ the v requested a e for
reduction of frontageeand o s for reductionrin total overall square
footage in order to make a buildable lot.
Mr. Jami ted that i the a aril's packets, there w valuations from
the applictant and from the staff. ording to the City Code, this
applic n tloes n eet most of the evaluation c Also, In the
packet are the staff s recommendation on this requestc.ia
Based o the evaluation submitted by M and M Rodriguez i their
letter o£ N vember 4, 1999, there w o justifications for tRis
Orte i that when they w er buying the property, the real
cagenT toldsthem that they could split the lot and Rave t o homes
tthis property; the other r s for m ary purpose, r that,
they wanted t split the lot sand nsell the other lot t of their
relatives who ors moving down from South Carolina in ordernto build a
Oleander S ted that her parents w islead by the real e
agent whent they bought the lot. She stated that there was a language
wally t o tots. Instead of being divided N rth to South, i
est, and because of this, they a umed they could take the
othertside o£ the lot and sell it off. TReyswant to subdivide it rnto
ing from S uth C rolina to live there. She s they a
willing t make the house smaller i.n order to ac commotlate the neetls o£
the City's requirements.
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December 14, 1999
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. Jami ted that the c onfigur o£ the Lot i that it i
actually sitting on the Southern portion of three platted lots. He also
stated that lots e, 9, 6 10 have already been subdivided at so e point.
ted that there w a house o the N rthern pair of lots 8 6
andarhouse on lot 10 and a portion of lot 11which is to the west of
lot 10.
Chairman Meltzer asked Mr. Jami about the z ing of the s ending a
and Mi. Jami stated that most of the properties a nedu Rr lA. He also
stated that the Comprehensive Plan calls far thatrarea to be zoned R-1A.
Mr. Jami stated that the mailer lots that have homes o them w
"GrandE athered" i ingsthat they were developed and platted before
1981 and, therefore,z not affected by tha Land D Plan. The Land n
Plan de si gnatlon for that a is Low Density Residential as opposed to
a particular zoning category a
. Revels asked Ms. Alvarez how they w ted to split the lot, and Ms.
Alvarez a red by saying that they wanted to make it "A" and "B"
ead o£sl ots 8, 9 and 30 and the eefoee, would be subdivided in the
miaale.
. Jami stated that proposed parcel "A" i ing approximately 1'1.2
feet o£ frontage, the required i iof 100 feet; lot "e" is
mrssing approximately 27.9 {eet £or frontage.
There was no one else present to speak for this proposal.
Hixon 6. Eldridge, 301 Wildmere A fished to oppose this proposed
ariance for two r I) the variance would lower the property value
the area and; 27 it would add to an exl sting drainage problem in the
Steven nuboe, who r ently purchased property at 300 Tullis, stated that
when he w s lookingito buying this property £rom Mr. Eldridge, he w
neda about the oning requi cements and therefore the
Planning O££ice and picked up the zoning requirement information.o
opposed to the building of a additional home o r lot,
that awould have inatlequate setbacks, aYSO that there would bec additional
drainage problems and therefore, be violating the zoning regulations.
Thara was no additional acs<naaion.
Huliington m ved that they n end approval of t
request for 1098 Oleander E t based o the i endation VOf rCity
ta£f and c s Erom adjacent property o The motion was
seconded by Mr. Revels. The vorce vote was unanimous.
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ember 14, 1994
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Site Plan - McOOnald's Restaurant, S.W. Corner of Church Street and
Jami ted that this project will be replacing the ing
McDOnald's6i but that the e ing M nald's will operating
through this c rThe s eDplan shows ails the phases o£
construction andndemolition. The staff has mi.nrmum comments on this. as
listed are standard and workable. Tne staff recommends approval o£ the
Kamran Khosiavani, Conklin, Po [te[ Holmes Engin
representing nald's orporatinn, tated that they Behave lbeen
ortlinating thiso project closely with the staff and have m all the
requirements. also s tetl that they have c ordinates this pro je<t
ith the State He Khosravani also stated that they had read the
comments and had no objection to them.
Bullington made a motion chat the s e plan be approved, subject to
.,taff comments, for McDOnald's at the corner of 1]-92 and Cnurch Avenue.
Aaaitional Daannaaron
after moon aiacession, it w agreea by all roar the n cember zeta
ing and the January 11th m ing be combined and m ary 4
1995 because of the holiday schedules. All projectseeinvolvetl ucan De
appropriately rescheaul ed.
. Meltzer made a n that the regularly scheduled m rags for
cember 28th and 3 nary 11th be c celletl and both be r scheduled for
January 4, 1995 because of conflicting Holiday schedules. The motion
was seconded by Mr. Bullington and the vorce vote was unanimous.
Mi. Meltzer inquired about the Land D velopment Code, and Mi. Brock said
Quid be presented to ehe LPA on ethe January 25th meeting with any
changes.
ock n tified the L that he and M i have a ing with the
consultants from Bt. Louis that represent the LongwoodmPlaza at 8:lsam
Adjourn: A m matle by M Bullington t adjouen the
meeting and was seconded by Mr. Revels. The meeting was atljourned at
Respectfully Submitted,
Terri Moran, Secretary