04-29-1974
(.) z CrTY OF EDG'EWATER 0
ZONING & PLANNING BOARD
April 29, 1974
PRESENT:
JOHN BRITTINGHAM
L.E. HARRIS
JAMES MACKIE
THOlVIAS LOVELAND
WILLIAM NICHOLS
RAYMOND SHAMBORA
DAVID WIGGINS
ROBERT WOLFE
ABSENT:
DAVID McCALLISTER
WILLIAM GLASER (EXCUSED)
ALSO ATTENDING: SUE BLACKWELL, PAUL LOEFFLER, MR. FONTAINE, LILLIAN ST~~UB,
MRS. MACKIE
READING MINUTES: Board members read minutes from April 16th meeting. Motion
made by Mr. Brittingham to accept minutes as je~'-written. Second
by Mr. V/iggins. Comment made by :Mr. Harris that an architect stamp
is not required on residential plans ( question by Mr.. McCallister
in April 16th minutes). Motion carried 8-0.
Correspondence: Letter from State Dep't of Administration requesting our
review of forms for purpose of modifying same were passed around
for review by Board members.
Letter was read from First Federal Savings & Loan of New Smyrna
Beach requesting permission to place a temporary facility on the
location of Lots 1, 2 and 3 except that part of right of way of
D.S.#l and Lot 5, Block A, Turgot Terrace, per-1~p Book 9, page
103, Public Records of Volusia County, Florida. Request was dis-
cussed by Board noting that these temporary structures are the
common practice as the Bank is restricted to opening within a
specified time after the charter is granted. A permanent facility
can then be built without haste. Motion to accept this request
and approve subject to the laws of the City of Edgewater was made
by Mr. Harris. Second made by Mr. Brittingham. Motion carried
8-0. Letter to be sent to City ~ouncil on this matter.
Letter from 1~gnuson Corp. was read askmng Hoard to act on previous
requst for" grandfather clause". Chairman Wolfe said that Mr.
Weaver was still researcing matter and hadn;t given opinion.
Letter referred to Mr. Weaver.
:M.rs. Blackwell said that a party asked about zoning for a mobile
home park south of .l!'riendly Shores. Mr. Wolfe said that a party
was interested in rezoning north of ~ark Ave for garden Apt's.
an~ that he told party that the Hoard would have to be requested
before anything could be discussed. Mr. Shambora stated that the
Hoard should only discuss written requests before it. Time is
being taken away from Land Use Map Study. Board agreed andwent on
to regular business.
REGULAR Mr. ~'ontaine introduced himself to board and stated that he would
BUSINESS: like to answer any questions the Board wishes. Mr. Brittingham
asked what use the building would have? Mr. Fontaine said he would
use it for repair of pumps & well points and light manufacturing,
such as welding and mechanical work. Mr. Harris asked about the
construction of-building. Mr. Fontaine said it wouldbe of metal
and frame construction. He said that some of these metal pre-
fab buildings he'd seen weren't sturdy in his opinion and that he
wanted to build a sound building. Iiir. Loveland said that under the
proposed zoning Ord. section I-I J!'arm Machinery would cover this
situation. Mr. Nichols said that under 1-2 Hardware & related
o
o
ZONING AND PLANNING BOARD
REGULAR MEETING HELD
APRIL 29, 1974
The Regular meeting of the Zoning and Planning Board
was called to order by Chairman Robert Wolfe, April
29, 1974.
ROLL CALL
John Brittinaham
William Glaser
L. E. Harris
Thomas Loveland
James Mackie
David Mc Callister
William Nichols
Raymond Shambora
David Wiggins
Robert Wolfe
Present
Absent
Present
Present
Present
Absent
Present
Present
Present
Present
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Mr. Brittingham made a motion to accept the minutes
of the last meeting as read, being seconded by Mr.
Wiggins. Motion passes.
CO~1MUN I CAT IONS
Mr. Shambora read a letter from the Department of
Administration concerning draft revision of DRI
application for development approval.
Chairman Wolfe stated that we will go on to our 6ther
communications and come back to this after everJone
has had a chance to read the letter.
Mr. Shambora read a letter from the 1st Federal Savings&
Loan association of New Smyrna, regarding lots 1, 2, and 3
except that part in right of way at US #1.
They are requesting to put a temporary trailer for
office use on this lot, until a bank is built.
Mr. Harris made a motion to send a letter to the Ctiy
Council stating that we are for this temporary trailer
and it is zoned according, being seconded by Mr.Brittingham.
All in favor, motion passes.
Mr. Shambora read a letter regarding Florida Shores Business
lots and the Grandfather clause. They are asking the board
to act upon this as soon as possi~le.
Mr. Mo1fe stated that City Attonney Weaver is still looking
into this as far as the dates BRR of the purchases to find
out if they were still selling lots after they had come into
the City and'fel1 under the zoning of commercial lots.
The City Clerk stated that she had tow questions. Mrs.
Wolfe was is today and she is interested in purchasing
the property next to her, she would like to know the
boards feeling about extending her trailer court for four
possibly five more spaces.
-1 -
o
o
,.
She stated that she invited her to come tonight but she
didn1t. The other question was, a lady came in today
and wanted to know if we had any property where she could
put up a boarding kennal, for animals.
The board decided that this woman should write in her
request for a kennal then at that time the board will
look further into it.
Mr. Wolfe stated that Mr. Fontain ws here and will answer
an~ questions that the board has about the steel building
that he is going to build. Mr. Wolfe expalined to Mr.
Fontain that on May 22nd and 23rd a public hearing will
be held on the wRBlae whole city and we entend to zone this
as light industrial.
Mr. Fon~ain stated that what he would mostly be doin~
in this building would be repair for the pumps, and a
little welding in manufacturing new pump~, and mechanical
",<,>-
work. ~' v
Mr.
Mr.
7to
--'
....'?v .
Loveland made a motion that we recommend a/permlt for
Fontain being seconded by Mr. Mackie. Mo~ion passes.
1 vote.
The Beard then went over the zoning changes, and how to
present this to the public. These changes will be brought
up at a public hearing to be held May 22nd and 23rd.
This meeting was adjourned by Chairman Robert Wolfe.
-2-