LPAMin11-14-84LANG PLANN [HG AGENCY
November 14, 1984
The Land Planning Agency held its req ul arly schedvl ed meeti n9 on November 14, 1984
at J:30 P.M, in the Longwood City Commission Chambers:
Present: Bernard Linton, Acting Ch ai noon
Robert Hanmgnd
xarry ti nosey
R.A. Bryant, Building Official
Geri Zambr i, Recording Secretary
Absent: Emery Metneke, Lha innan
Herbert Haynie, Vice Lha irman
1. The meeting was called to order at I:30 P.M. by Acting Chairman Bernard Li n[on
2. ApprOVal of Minutes Of October 24, 1984 Heeti nq: Motion by Mr. Namnond, s cond
by Mr. Lindsey, to approve the Ili nu tes of the October 24, 1984 meeti nq as written.
3. S[TE PLAN - ISLAND BUS [PIF.SS CENTER - Location: Lots 1 thru J and it thru 14,
Orang r. Park - Vlest side of CR 42J. Developer: ,lohn Sc hneana n. Mr. 8.0. Simpson,
Aqen t, present.
Mr. Simpson stated that the City En9 ineer's cpnmen ts, itans 2 and 3, w e shown a
ec tad pn plan. He stated they had deci tletl to close off the entrances t0 tM1e s
property frwn 42I and u e East Lake Street and Palmetto Avenue entrances only and this
s approved by the County. Mr. Simpson presented a letter to the LPA from Mr.
Schneeman regardi n9 the resurfacing o£ East take Street and Palmetto to which he
onmitted to donate $5,000 which was a rtmentla tfon of the City En9i near, Mr.
Lindsey stated that perhaps this would not be enough. Mr. Simpson stated the approxi-
mate cost had been estimated to be around $],500 for the resurfacing to City speci-
fications and stated that Mr. Schneeman should not be made to pay for the entire cost.
Mr. Linton stated Chat the motion should call to the attention of the City Coeeni ssi on
the fact that this amount may no[ be enough. Mr. Linton questioned if the bumper
stops on the parking spaces facing CR42J would be anchored down. 11r. 5i meson stated
yes, wf th two Dins.
Motion by Mr. Lindsey to re mend approval of the Ssl and Business Lenter site plan
to the City Commission incl udf n9 remarks by Li ty Engineer regard ing resvrfaci~g
of streets. Seconded by Mr. Hammond. Motion carded by a unanimous roll call vote.
4. REZBNING AND AMENDMENT TO FUTURE LAND USE PLAN - Aequestetl by Mike Hattaway.
Lots 6 and I, 8 and 9 D and E i/2 of 3 an 14 and 15 and 16. Farmers Addition.
e of SR 3 Nand 5 s de o vergreen. ant zoning R-2 and LL- re
zoning C-3. Land Use L-2, requested Land Use C~3~ Mr. Mike Na ttaway present.
Mr. Ha ttaway stated he and his father have been in their location for 16 years and
hive acquired adtli tional property and a asking to bri mJ all their lots into the
ni nq ca tegory. The LPA disco ssedethe fact that there were stilt so
esid ential dwell ings in the ar and it was po toted out that the Future Land use
M1ad des i9 na tetl these properti ese be rezoned to comaerc'ial zonl n9.
Motion by Mr. Hammond, seconded by Mr. Lindsey to re amend that Lots 6, ], 8, 9, 10.
E 1/2 of 11, 13, 14, 15, and 16, be zoned Commerc tai Genera i, C-3, and that the
Eu tore Land Use be amended to General Lonmerc ial, as requested. Motion carried by
a unanimous roll call vote.
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5. LONOIT [O4AL USE REQUEST TO OPERATE A CHRISTIAN OAV CARE CENTER. Re nested b ~
First Bap test arch o ongwgq - ots tM1ru O, Bock Wil dmere. Location:
Between SR 434 and Oay Avenue. Rev. Rick Chaffin, present.
Mr. Bryant stated tM1e zoning on the property is L-2 and a Conditional Use is nec nary
to operate a Day Lare Center. Mr. Lindsey stated he was not quite sure from thew
drawings what was being done. Rev. Chaffin explained that they would only be re ova ti nq
the existing structure shown to ac mmoda to a day care center, u ing the ex is ti nq
driveways on property and adding the parking spaces needed and playground area.
Motion by Mr. Lindsey, s condetl by Mr. Hammond, to re mnend approval of the Conditional
Use request to operate aeChri stun Oay Care Center oncthe Baptist CM1Urch property
to the City Comni ssion. Motion carried by a una n~novs roll call vote.
6. CONDITIONAL USE REQUEST FOR A PLANNED UNIT OEV ELOPMENT (IJEST LAY.E PUO) -Requested
by Cent oritla, Snc. Location East ~ est ake and South of Longwood
Hills Road - ].oni n9 R-1 A. Arian La ni n, Bernard Martin, and Andy Hannigan present.
Mr. Ca nin asked to address the LPP and stated that their project would be similar
to the Landings, which he had also pl annetl. He stated the West Lake project would
be planned around the land, which wa magnificent piece of Property with tremendous
oaks wM1ich they have gone to a reatsdeoree to sa He stated the project would be
self contained, would have private streets with Recreation facilities. Ne stated
they were pretty much in agreement with the staff comments and sta [ed the streets
would be private and that they would wrk with the City Engineer to resolve the
engineering constraints. Mr. Lindsey questioned the ra sing and loweri n9 of the
elevation of West Lake and stated that he Felt the level of this take should not be
'sed ev nc h. Mr. Bryant stated that the developer wa e of the problem
and had conferred with the City regardi ng this ma tter.antl theyewerergoi ng to engineer
their project so that West Lake level would be controlled. Mr. Lindsey asked that
the owner of the property address this Mr. Hannigan, contract owner of the
property, stated he and his staff had metsextensi vely with Mr. Chacey and were aw
of his co with the level of West lake and stated they will m intain the level re
and any ex water will 9o the East Lake. Mr. Martf n, of BJM Assoc., the engineers
on the project asked to address each of Mr. Land's comments, tten 1. The housi nq
pads will be above the loo year flood elevation - and there will be no filling within
this ar Item 2, Streets will be private. Item 3. IJe ar re that, at present,
there is capacity and that the City is working o a plant expo nsf on. If
the new pl antei srnot cgmpl eted when they are ready to hook up, they would like to
ns tall a tenpora ry ze er plant, permitted by the State, with the understanding that
when the se capacity is vail abl e, that the temporary plant would be removed.
Item 4. Newstated the 8' shown between houses was from roof to roof and that the
typical m um distance between houses would be 10' and stated they would like to
work this out wi tM1 Mr. Land. Item 5. Phasing will be shown and will be worked out
specifically at engineering time. Mr. Lindsey stated he would like to a tM1e
streets wider, but if they are owned and maintained by the developer/homeowner, then
M1e had no objections.
Motion by Mr. Hammond, s gnded 6y Mr. Lindsey to r end approval of the WEST LAKE
PUO to the City Lomnf ssion to include the Li ty En9 f neermm's conents. Notf on carried
by a unanimous roll call vote.
]. REZONING REOUESi - Requested by Spencer C. Whitehead. Location: Lois 19 and 20,
Farmers~tldi Lion. s d~ Evergre n. iTresen~~ equested zo ing, C-2,
tp conform to future land use plan.
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The La ntl Planning Rgency stated they had previously discussed this sa ea duri n9
the Ha ttaway request and it was agreetl that this same area was deli qna tedr to be
Lonmerc ial by the Future land Use Plan.
Motion by Mr. Hanmond, secontl ed by Mr. Lindsey, to re mmend approval of the re oni ng
of Lots 19 and 2D, Farmers Atldi Lion to c-2 as requested. Motion carried by a
unanimous roll call vote.
Geri Zeinbr i, Racord in9 Secretary
Land Pl anninq Aa ency