LPAMin02-27-91PREBFNT:
Marvin Meltzer, Chai
William Dailey, Secretary City Adminis
Sohn Simpson Hilda Dodson
Alan Hammock Gary Dickens, IHW
Chris Nagle, City Plaaner Richazd Walls, IHW
Aimal Jami, Asst. City Planner
Linda %eough, Secretary
1. The as called to order at 5:30 p.m. by Chairman
Marvin Meltzering
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Motion by Mr. Simp onded by Mr.
Hanwock t of February 13, 1991 SeMOtion carried
by unanvnous roll cal lyote.
PUDLIC HEARING. COM3AEHENSTVE PLAN AMENDMENT/REZONING.
Applicant; r, Bailey, Yurick. Pazcal 3y, 4fi5 West Warren
AVenve. Present Doing and land use designation rs R-lA, low
density residentialz
Mr. Nagle s ted that the hospital i requesting to put i
azking lotto He further stated thatsthis ould Eit i
with the s undin perty u Ms. Luttrell g ned the
ended uve for the lot. Mr. sNagle stated that i ossld be an
off s arking lot if the City approved conditionalwuse request
for Nis type of use rn the RP zon~.ng.
Motion w made by Mr. Sim onded by Mr. Hammock to close
the public heazing. Motionpwas unanvnovs.
Mr. Sim asked if a 91 foot p is actually excluded. Mr.
Nagle replied that i ould be excluded. Mr. Simpson also asked
how the traffic wouldwenter the parking lot. axle stated
that i ovld be for employee pazking lot and heaVi~est traffic
would ibe between 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. with traffic most likely
entering from Warren Avenue.
Motion made by Mr. Sim onded by Mr. Hammock to a
subiect to staff conmrents. Motion carried unanvnovs roll
callevote.
4. PUBLIC HEARING: COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT/REZONING.
Applicant: eeper, Bailey, Zurick. Pazcel 37, 465 41 t 4*arren
Avenue. Present zonrng land use designation is R-l A, low density
residential.
. Semi stated that the applicant ing t
Sand from single family sidential t order Eor
doctorssto locate offices. Mr.reNagle further sp tad that they
ovld also need r approval, s plans and a onditional
Mr. Meltzer askedgif there w aehovse on the p party and
e dami tad that there w also aid staff r ended
the changeta Mrs. Dodson aidsherHlot backs v o the p cal and
they ould hope that there will De a buE Eer.t She asked what
ould be built o the v ant lot. Mr. Nagle read p fed u
for RP and land a Hvf Eer yazd mrnvnvm would be 255
with treesnand hedges included.
Mr. Nagle further explained that the applicant wossld have to come
back For a conditional use and site plan approval.
on by Mr. Dailey onded by Mr. Hammock to close the public
beazing. Motion carriedcby unanvnous roll call vote.
Motion by Sim onded by Mr. Dailey and
til nextso eating s pplicant can attend eOpMOtion
carriedebynunansmous roll call vote.
5. CONTINOATION OF PUHLIC HEARING FOR COMPREFOJBIVE PLAN
UPDATE.
TRAFFIC ELEMENT: Gary Dickens stated that IHW have
recevvad staff comments and will be working on them.
submitted modifications to Table 11 - 1. Meltzer asked Mr.
Dickens questions o table figures. Mr. Dickens explained the
sibil ities of of traffic and expanding lanes. Mr.
Dailey qu nad i£ DbSSin sad LOS for E if automatically
ould i plan. ea Mr. Dickens explained that the
numbers doan t have to be included in the Pian. Mr. Dickens also
discussed local streets.
There w further discussion and qu s by LPA members. Mr.
Dickensaexplained that the LOS for etraffie on these treats i
ortant Eor protection of r siaential az Mr. Meltzer stated
that people in the audience should come back to the nett meeting.
Simpson - Obi ective and Policy &11 - 2 (delete).
by Mr. Sim onded by Mr. Hammock t approve the
Traffic Element withso sions as outlined. Notron carried by
unanvnous roll call vo<evi
Break at 7:35 - Z:40 p.m.
PQPULATION ELEMENT Mr. Wells xplained the element and
that changes were made an ii other than the typographic
. Hammock stated there was a typo error on I-9, should be VZI-
14.
HOGSING ELEMENT: Mr. Wells g changes to be made on page
VII-14 and on page VSI-19 Isee attachment).
Mr. Sim ended change o e VZZ-1 t change I. heading
to readson DOS, 0.EDUCE TtR', pE%ISTING 13 SUBSTANDARD AND
DILAPSDATED HOUSING UNITS BY 30%".
VII-3 II. read "BY 1992 REVISE. THE LAND DFVE[APMENT CODE TO
PRESERVE, PROTECT AND ENFD~NCE THE pUALITY OF THE CZTY S
RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS".
vII-3 A, add the word "adequate" before availability.
VLSI-4 III. read "AT LEAST ANNUALLY, PURSUE AT LEAST ONE
AVAILABLE STATE AND FEDERAL GRANT PROGRAM TO PRESERVE AND/OR
REI{AHILITATE HISTORIC HOUSING IN THE CITY OF LONGWOOD".
Motion by Mr. impson s onded by Mr. Hanock t e the
Housing Element Swith changes. Motion carried by unanviwus roll
call vote.
made motion onded by Mr. Sim that the
CPA/Rezoning De read and pssblished a later t and n tify
the undin property owners. Motion carriedNby unanvnous
roll callovote.
Hearing contrnssed to Mazch 7, 1991 5:00 pm.
Meeting ads ourned at 9:10 pm
Linda Eeough, Secretary
'CABLE V/f~l]
CITY OF LONG WOOD
OWNER-OCCt1PIGU AND IiEN'1'ER-OCCUI'll!D
UNITS n5 A PERCENTAGE OE AI,I, OCCIIPIEO UNI'T'S
t'180
Toml Number of Occupied Units ......................... 3,286
Owner-Occupied .......... ............ ............... 2,641
............................... .... ............. 80.3
tientcr-Ottupicd ...... ... ..............................645
..................... .. ......................... 19."1
Source: 1980 U.S. Census of Population
1 d R _~
Growth in demavdsfor housing and the coneomitavt growth iv adequa a sncs Eor housing
will cream demand for Land to aecommvdate new housing u~uts. Iu order to anticipate and
plan for the furore demand for land, the total acreage of land needed w meet the projecmd
demand for housing waz calculated for the appropriate planning periods and is displayed
Iv Table VII-14. The issues of land availabliry where and how ro allocam Iavd demand foe
housing .vill be addressed in the Lavd Use Chapter.
TNiLE VII-14
CITY OF LONGWOOD
LAND 2GQU/REMENTS F02 NEW HOUSING
~( I99G2005 T01AI,
Number of New d/u's ~§2'46B ~80i -l(o( -t;kb9 116
Acreage' ~p (o ~/ _F34~ ta7 194
z.u..e a~. x ~ ~upn~ir (ra ro r roo w. imp ~ 1 si. a/.~arvn<r nesn~em
Source: Ivey, Harris and Wells, Ive, 1991.
VII-t9 428-112R
9'ABLI? V11A
PItOJEC'CED I1OUSING DI~:MANU
Cl'1't' OF LONCtVOO0
YEnR
1935 4A3t 1~3~`1
1990 5,236 uk>3
1991 4 914
1996 -A"ASY 43 ;z~
2005 7,940 o K 3
1 ftFMF]'I'.LL_I~~REASF~
1991-1996
i4Y tfO~
N
b
um
er
Nmnal ~.z d2-
t99G-2005
Number AB'1'7 ~ ~
Mnual 31 $:{
Source: Ivey, Harris and Walls, Inc, t991.
TA6LE VII-10
NEW }LOUSING DEMAND EY 11'PE
C[TY OF LONGWOOD
1991- 1996 19 .2005
Total New Housing X62 4og °88~- 7(0~
SF % of Total UNa
Number of UNrs 60.0
~3] 3~ 40.0
333 k3o~
Mnnal Number of Units q3' 4 7 $ 3.(
MF % of Total Units 40.0
/ 60.0 ~
y
~ al NumVe~of Units 39
~3 4U
-~l
Source Sem note Connty SOao ~Eeonomic Data October 1986; Ivey, [tarns and tValls,
Inc., 1991.
VII-14 428~t12R