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CITY OF EDGEWATER
ZONING & PLArmING BOARD JUNE 4. 1974
PRESENT: JOln~ BRITTINGHAM JAMES rjACKIE ABSENT. L.E. HARRIS (EXCUSED)
WILLIM! GLASER WILLIMj NICHOLS DAVID WIGGINS
THOMAS LOVELAND RAY1.lOND SIIAAIDORA
DAVID McCALLISTBR ROBERT WOLFE
ALSO ATTEIlDING: SUE BIJACKWELL. S.O. GOLDSMITH. REV. HOLLOWELL
MIIIDTES: Board members read minutes from Any 13th & r&1y 14th meetings. Mr.
McCallister moved to acoept minutes as written with the addition
of the word "drainage" in the bottom line of page one of May 14th
minutes ahead of the word "oanal". LIotion seoonded by Mr. Loveland.
Motion oarried 8-0.
CORRESPOrmENCE: Building permit request from Mr. S.O. Goldsmith for an 1800
sq. ft. home on North Riverside Dr. (east of road). Mr. Goldomith
anowered questions from-Board members. No apparent reason for not
allowing. Motion by Mr. Brittingham to grant permiSSion to allow
permit. Seoomd by Mr. Loveland. Motion carried 8-0.
Rev. Hollowell made verbal request to Board to allow a mobile home
for residential use on ohurch property on N. Ridgewood Ave. This
mobile home would be used for approx. one year until a permanent
home could be built. This request haa been disallowed by the City
Council at the April 1, 1974 meeting. Rev. Hollowell stated that
members of the Council had suggested that he approach this.Board
for consideration of this matter. Board read Ordinance No. 849
pertaining to this matter and determined that it had no power to
act on this matter. Suggestion was made that the secretary write'
letter to the Oity Oouncil pointing out that Ord. No. 849. Sect.2.
No. 2 should be ohecked if the Council decided to reconsider this
matter. Chairman Wolfe direoted the secretary to write letter.
Rev. Hollowell left at this time.
Mr. Goldsmith asked question about minimum lot size on pie shaped
lots. Answered by Chairman Wolfe.
Building permit request from OCEOLA COnSTRUCTIOlT CO. for permit
to -use' modular home for an offioe. Motion to accept permit by
Ur. Doveland. second by Mr. ~cCallister. Motion carried 8-0.
REGULAR BUSINESS: Board discussed Ordinance lio. 756. ( RR-PUD). Ur. Mackie
asked about Oity Council giving extension on PUD project at south
end of City. Apparently provisions of Ordinanoe had not been met
by Company requesting same. Mr. UcCallister said the Ordinance
stated that the company had a certain time limit to comply and
that time ha4 expired. 1~e provisions should be enforced. Mr.
Mackie recommended that the rioard inform the City Council to comply
with this Ordinanoe instead of allowing extensions. Chairman
Wolfe said the Company had undergone changes in ownership and the
poor bond market had hindered project. Mr. Shambora said City had
recently obtained right-of-way easement through property for
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REG.BUS.CON'T.: seuer and water line extensions to Carter's Trailer Park.
Mr. Loveland asked that requestes for extensions be referred to
this Board before the Council acts on same. Mr. Mackie suggested
that the Board sent a letter to the City Council requesting that
this be done. Mr. Glaser pointed out that the reverter clause
specifies a completion date of one year from the final approval
of the final development plans. Has there been a final approval
of plans? Dhairman Wolfe said that the City Attorney has been
directed by the Councilvto write the Company a letter stating that
they have one year to start the project otherwise the property .
will revert baok to the original zoning and also if the property
changes hands the zoning will revert baCk to original.
Chairman Wolfe recommended that Board members take Ordinance 756
home and study till next meeting to see if any changes are needed.
Ur. Shambora recommended the July meeting be held on the second
Tuesday due to the nearness of the 4th. Mr. Brittingham made
motion to hold meeting July 9th instead of the 2nd. Seoond made
by Mr. Nichols. Motion carried 8-0. .
Ur. Loveland made recommendation that the Board get a copy of
building permits issued each month. tlr. B~ittingham said he
would obtain copies for Board from County Inspector.
Motion to adjourn made by Mr. Brittingham, second by Mr. Loveland.
Meeting adjourned at 9:07PM.
Respectfully
Raymond G.
Secretary
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ZONING & PLANNING BOARD
REGULAR MEETING HELD
JUNE 4, 1974
The Regular Meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board was called to
order June 4, 1974 by Chairman Robert Wolfe.
ROLL CALL
John Brittingham
Hi11iam Glaser
L. E. Harris
Thomas Love1nad
David Mc Callister
James Mackie
William Nichol,s
Raymond Shambora
David \~ig~Jins
Robert Wolfe
Present
Present
Absent
Present
Present
Present
Present
Present
Present
Present
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
Mr. Shambora made a motion to accept the minutes of the last
meeting as read, being seconded by Mr. Loveland. Motion passes
8-0.
CORRESPONDENCE
NONE
9~9 BUSINESS
The City Clerk stated that she has two guests with us tonight
Mr. GoldSmith and Rev. Hollowell.
The City Clerk stated that Mr. Goldsmith is the man that is
filling in just north of City Hall. She has his application for
a building permit. There was some discussion about that there
wasn't suppose to be any homes built over there on the east side
of Riverside Drive, so the building permit was brought to the
Zoning t Planning Board before she signs it. The Board and Mr.
Goldsmith discussed this permit.
Mr. Brittingham made a motion to accept the building permit
of Mr. Goldsmiths, beinq seconded by Mr. Loveland.
Mr. Wolfe asked Rev. Ho~lbiell from the Indian River Baptist Church
what he was interested in.
Rev. Ho1l~well stated that he was advised to come and discuss
putting a~home on the property of the church temporarily. He stated
that theFr plans are to build a church parsonage on said property.
The house that they are renting, they need to be out of this month.
The mobile home will only be there 6 months to a year at the longest.
Mr. Shambora stated that this request was brought before the City
Council about a month ago and the request was turned down.
Mr. Mackie stated that this mobile home was inten~ed to be used as
a home then turned over to a childrens daycare center.
Rev. Hollowell stated that they have abandoned that idea of using the
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mobile home as a chi1drens day care center.
Mr. Shambora stated that right now there is a City ordinance
about residinq in mobile homes in certain areas of the City,
Mr. Love1nad stated that there are mobile home parks that you
can rent a space and keep your trailer there and live there.
How would you go about hooking up your sewer and water.
Mr. How10we11 stated that this will have
The reason that they would like to be on
they are on the property 24 hours a day.
would like to be on the property to look
to be contracted.
the property is that
He stated that he
after things.
Mr. Mc Callister stated he is under the impression from a past
meeting that provisions were made at that time that if a person
\~anted to build his house that they would qive them a conditional
permit for 3 or 6 months, but they would have to come in and get
them renewed. Then at a time when they stopped building on that
house and doing no work then the permit would be con5e~~~d.
Mr. Shambora stated that the problem is that the City allowed
one to do this that anyone could come into the City and park
a mobile home and live in it for a period of a yeer or however
lon9 it took them to build their home.
The board discussed this matter in full.
Mr. Nicholsread Ordinaoce #849 section 2.
Mr. Wolfe stated that this board should have the secretary send
a letter to the Council stating the Ordinance number, the section
number and the item. This matter is really out of our hands.
Mr. Lo~e!gnd made a motion to apcept the application of a mod~ular
home ~ used as an office building, beino seconded by Mr.
Mc Callister. Motion passes.
The board then talked on Ordinance #756 nertaining to RR PUD.
Chairman Wo1fe~stated that he would like for every member of this
board to take this ordinance home and read up on it.
Mr. Glaser made a motion to make the next Zoning & Planning Board
Meeting July 9, 1974, being seconded by Mr. Mackie. Motion passes.
The Board decided that they wanted a list of the permits issued
each month, to be ab~e to look them over as to their zo~ing.
Mr. Brittingham made a motion to adjourn this meeting being seconded
by Mr. Shambora. Motion passes.
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