LPAMin12-09-92LAND PLANNING AGENCY
LONGWOOD, FLORZDA
DECEMBER 9, 1992
PRESENT: STAFF:
, CHAIRMAN AGMAL JAMI, AS6T. P
HAMMOCXER CATnY PRICE, ADMIN. SECRETARY
A UNDIC%ELMAN
RICX BULLINGTON
EXCUSED:
JOHN 62MPSON, VICE CHAZRMAN
1. The meeting was called to order at '1:02 P.M. by Chairman
Meltzer.
made t approve the m of the N vember 11, 1992
etinglon Motion made by Mr. ickelman and onded by Alan
Hammock. Motion c red by 3- Mr. Bullington abstained
from voting as he had not been at vthe previous meeting.
Chairman Meltzer then asked M roduce the rt w LPA
member, M i.ek sulli ngLOn, who has been appoi ted to the District
4 position by commrssioner Anderson.
4. LDS aMW / RANGE ROVER CONDITIONAL u REpuE6T OWNER:
FIELD6 MOTORCAR6 OF FLORIDA INC. APPLICANT: AMES E. SLATER,
P.A. LOCATION: 265 N. HWY 1]-92 20NZNG: C-3 EXISTING
6HOY ALONG WITH THE DEALERSHIP PROPERTY SIZE: 1.72 ACREE +
REQUEST: TO OVERRIDE PREVIOUSLY APPROVED CONDITIONAL USE
Chairman Meltzer requested that M i brief the 0oard o the
status of this request. Jami Jadvised that the original
onditional u request had been presented i 198]. Ne stated that
that t sthe applicant hatl vol unt ari lyn agreed n o have a
paint and rbody shop but that part of their sales a w being
ved t ark, leaving just the Range Rover sales a the
above m ned Flotation. advised that any other
nditions ao approved i 198'1 would rm n full force.
only the poi and botlyn shop r fiction nthat ing up Lfor
sideration at this time. referred the a and t the
staff c and s d thatM m am of the c ents had obeen
addressetl and sthe possible n impacts would be addressed by
providing e e landscapingsfor the purpose of buffering the
Mr. Jami said that there w s from the Fire Chief
andathe Building office that would beoaddressed once the
Conditional Use rs approved.
Chairman Meltzer said that he was concerned whether the applicant
had complied with the previous conditional Use requirements.
addressed the problem of parking the c the front and M
aid that there w till s anding things that needetlat
be addressed suchea tRe display of ithe cars in front antl beside
the drainage ditch.y
this point chairman Meltzer called o the applicant's a ney
tep forwartl. The a ney itlen[ified himself a tSlater
of B Uad and C sell, 3 ange A Orlandosantl sa itl that
ith him w arl FieltlsO,r silent eof eields M of
Floritla and sSOhn M General M nager of Fieltls tB ange
. Slates advised that the BMWapoi[ion of the business w
going r be relocated closed and a other
eal ersRip is built. TR ~s si the rr n for the request for the
poi and body shop fo[ the present s the flange R
alone would be a under utilization of the property. aidr teat
the ange Rovern portion has fewer the raffic sould be
redo ed and they would have a repair afacility mucR larger than
ould be required for the tlealersM1i.p. of the reduced
raffic site and reduced sales there Rwoulde o problem with
display o the n effect. Slater added that
they havenno problem wiihwcomplying with anyMOf the conditions a
t forth, other than d> of staff c aid a
this r not the way body shops esfacilities oper and
they could n cally oper as body shop as described in B],
referring t icle r#il of 5 608.3A. aid that
the City C Dull have t thisr s antl M
Slater saitl that i Dull be a side cable period eoE mime Defore
they would proceed with their plannas property needed to be located
and the W ark business relocatetl before the Longwood u
ould be changedP Dickelman read [his portion of the Zoning
Ordinance and ted that he felt that this
ezt remely restrictive, also. Mi. Fields also spoke i regardwt
of the c specifically n e £rom compressors and Mi.
~el ds s othatnm of the bodiesrn e fiberglass so parts
replaced, thusti replacement shop rather
thanna repair shop. Ne said that they have a other repair shop i
Illinois s and referred the B and to the City M nager to get
input a athe way the business o operated and that there is n
adverseseE£ect £rom this business on any of the surrounding area.
CRairman Mel tier said chat he felt the r that the original
onditional u s passed because they agreed tRat there
ould n r be a body shopa Slated advised that it fdRS changed
Rands s e then and it hasMbeen five years and that ali of the
requested cu ould be ~¢ }$g, thus there should b impact a
a11, in fact,e if anything, i should be less a there will be less
raffic, a and advances in Dody shop techniques have changed
the original body shop stereotype and mrn.rmal impact is now made.
ickelman made reference to present n inq from the
detailing area, compressors antl tRe paging system co He was advised
also be the same for the paging antl the detailing as less volume
onla require less c ana less aetailinq. also
addressed t e barbed-w ri eu orc the fence a the r of [he property
and Chairman Meltzer a that t supposed t ved
but M Slater said th tv hesw < backr<hrongR the file anasfound n
reference that the barbed w e tlown. i£ there
a problem with rt tReyr woultl thavem no problem removing rt,
however.
Mr. oickelman said that Re wanted to make sure that there were no
red by M Mantione Slater that they had no
problems with any of the other requirements.
ickelman then made the motion that the Board cept the
proposal and i orporate the staff r endations of ~ cember 3,
1992 and thatc the endation e be~sfozwaraea ethe ity
Commission that tRey look mi modifying 608.3A(11) t number 7
the staff report. Motion w onded by M eulli ngton, who also
asked .i.f this m saf eguaraea the City should this business
decide to c the entire u a body shop. Jami
advised that tbie u allowetl in C-3 a a primary u and
Dula only be allowed a Dry u itR the principal u
being a dealership. This would sprohitirt such a n from
ing. This on, as made by r. bickelman~,e passed by
unanrmous voice vote tr
Under additional discussion, Chairman Meltzer asked Mr. Jami
advise the Board o£ the i t for 4 and 409.20 which had been
brought before the L o previous AO M[. Jami aid
that the r endat%non take the e sing provisionso
ana amend i say that under 1 F buildin don't Rave t
ty o and ~~for SF
builtlings will still sc end City C mmission for Br
. Jami said that thismparticular ordinance will be i orpo rated
the n w land development code and addressed collectively a
that t e efor L and City Commission to revr , ratee[ than
address part of it at this time.
Chairman Meltzer advised that t will be organizational
ing i uary 1 that will i orporate elections and M
aid ntha< M Wells will give a o£ L A s functions
anaraiso on ex parte~~ communr<aeron ax enaxexime. P
made atljourn the ing and seconded by Mr.
Cickelmanas Meeting was adjourned at e8 t15 P.IA.
respectfully submitted,
Cathy 2rrce, Aaminist rat ive secretary