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08-02-1977 u (.) ZONING BOARD August 2, 1977 Chairman Wolfe called th~t Edgewater Zoning Board meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. in the Board meeting room. ROLL CALL Mr. Mackie Mr. Nichol s Mr. Wolfe Mrs. Secki Mr. Wiggins Present Present Present Excused Excused Chairman Wolfe explained that we have Mr. Tom Read who is wanting to put a Used Car Lot on East 203.17 feet measured NIL and West of U.S. #1 of the North 129 feet of Lot 32 Mendall Homestead. The property fronts on the West side of S. Ridgewood Avenue and adjacent to Lovell Reality on the South. Chairman Wolfe stated that in B-3 we do not have anything for Used Car Lots. He read what was permitted in B-3. Mr. Loeffler stated that the Used Cars were under a Special Exceptions. Chairman Wolfe stated that he does not see anything wrong with putting in a Used Car Lot there, but no repairs. Mr. Loeffler stated that he is going to have a garage. It says Gasoline Service Stations types A,B, & C, that means automoblie repairs. Mr. Mackie" stated that this is just what we do not want anyone to do, you are adding something to what this man is applying for. He i.s not applying for a gas station, so what ever he applies for is what he gets. If you put a gasoline station here and he starts selling cars you will have two types of businesses in there, Each business has to have so many square feet in the lot. There was some discussion on the Hathaway Building. . Mr. Wolfe stated that there us a new state~ law on Used Car Lots. He went on to say that we should try to get a copy of this. Mr. Mackie asked if the Board didn't write a memo to the City Council asking them to have the Building Official check up on the new business licenses. Mr. Loeffler stated that they talked about it but he did not think that anything was done. There was some discussion on the inspections. Mr. Mackie discussed the different inspections that are made on a house. Mr. Nichols stated getting back to this, he is requesting a Used Car Lot. It is a oermitted use in B-3. Chairman Wolfe stated that he does not think that this man is required to have a Public Hearing. Mr. Mackie stated that we should put some restrictions on this or we may have repairs, etc. Chairman Wolfe stated that he thinks the State Law will not allow the repairs at a Used Car Lot. The cars would have to be repaired somewhere else. Mr. Nichols brought up the off street parking, He read that you need f91'~' parking spaces for each maintainence stall. He went on reading from the ordinance. Chairman Wolfe stated that he does not think that he Public Hearing since it does fall under B-3. And he have to put up a fence. He will need a buffer zone. read from Article 2, Section 4. need s a will not Mr. Nichol s , .~ o ~ Page 2,Zoning Board August 2, 1977 All the board members felt that he conforms to all the requirements and he does not need a Public Hearing. Mr. Mackie was instructed to have Sue type a letter to the Council that she may have the Building Department issue a Building Permit to Tom Read for a used car lot located on South Ridgewood Avenue. He must conform with the zoning code for B-3. Mr. Wolfe read the Zoning Bulletin. There was some discussion on building between Mr, Murphy and the Zoning Board. There was some discussion on the business license. ADJOURN Meeting next Tuesday night '" ./. i 'f I. - ((itp of ~b<ittnattt v olusia County, Florida 32032 Post Office Box 100 I July 23, 1976 To: Mayor And City Council From: Zoning Board Subject: Sign Ordinance The Zoning Board requests that you see Mr. Charles Murphy City Building Official. The Southern Standard Building Code has a sign ordinance in it. Do you wish to give the Zoning Board the job of reconstructing the fees? Chairman Robert Wolfe b b Edgewater, Pla. June'30, 1976 Hon. Dana T. Armstrong Edgewater'City Hall Edgewater, Florida Dear Mr. Mayor, We are relative newcomers to your city, having moved here just last year. When we purchased our property here, we were led to believe that Pine Avenue and Cocoa Palm Drive leading to Pine, were to be paved 1n the near future and the washed out section just north of the intersection would no longer present a problem. We were warned before leaving Ohio to beware of the Florida sales pitch but we didn't take heed. After a year in the area and we like it very much, 10 and behold, we d1scoveded the awful truth. The washed out road 1s still with us and from what I can gather from my neighbors along Pine Avenue, the street will probably never be paved because of some right-of-way problems on the east end of the street. Past v1sitors have blamed me for the hazardous streets leading to my property and I'm scared to death and worried sick that some of my ch1ldren and other vis1tors coming this summer will get the~ cars stuck in that quick sand d1tch on Cocoa Palm. g street l1ght at that p01nt might partly solve the problem. At least if my dachshund falls in the ditch, she will be able to find her way out. As the street is now, 1t 1s even hazardous to walking the dag in the dark. The electric pole is already there and it seems that it would be much cheaper to throw a little light on the chug holes than to pay for a damaged car or cr1ppled person. CITY OF EDGEWATER RECEIVED ~>>~ ~;e. ~) Mr. & Mrs. ~~th-~ahr 218 P1ne Avenue Edgewater, Florida .IVI 2 1976 BY~~ ~ , ~Jd \ w u July 1, 1976 Edgewater City Counc11 Edgewater, Florida 32032 Dear 'Sirs: Application is herewith made for the installation of a street light at the 1ntersection of Pine Avenue and Cocoa Palm Dr1ve in the Florida Shores SUb-Division. The deep drainage ditch being maintained to carry off the overflow from the Azealia Circle area presents a hazard to driving, even in the day time. At night, being unlighted, the street becomes a one-way affair at best, depend1ng upon how much of the surface has been washed away in the daily down pour. Your street repair supervisor, Mr. Joe Mart1ne, has done a wonderful job in getting his crew to repair the damage for the past couple of years but this year's rains have washed it out faster that he can put it back. We are also blessed with a generous number of children, sixteen years old and under, who play in the area. Of late, both Cocoa Palm Drive and Date Palm Drive from 19th st~eet south through 20th street have become a "drag Strip" for a number of cars and motorcy!les, even though our police are seen in the area frequently. Last night, just after dark, someone driving by, shot my west w1ndow with what sounded 11ke a pellet gun from the noise it made when it struck the aluminum window sash. The residents of this area have peyitioned several times in the last ten year period to have the intersection in question paved but to no avail. Slncepavlng seems to be out of the question, maybe a street l1ght at the 1ntersec.ion would make the situat10n more bearable. Si~cerely yourjJ A1C~ 'c~ry Davis 2 e Avenue ester, Flor1da CITY OF EDGEWATER RECEIVED n., \. ~f' - 2 1976 "^fA J ~ By -7tk ~ - ... .J! r o ,.. ,/- 9 ~ p- I"'" I ~dgewater City Council Edgewater, Florida )20)2 June 9, 1976 Subjects Minutes of The Edgewater Board of Adjustment and Appeal. Roll Call. One member absent (Mr. Steve Hardock). We are short one member due to Mr. Paul Loeffler excepting the job of the City Electrical Inspector, The board recommends Mr. Larry Loeffler (Master Electrician) to fill the existing vacancy on the board. The board would like for the City to furnish a copy of all the existing Building Codes. Board of Adjustment and Appeal H. G, Brown Secretary CITY OF ElJGEW.ATER RE'r'I i Y:' 'u"'D' 'i!.!.r"'vJ2JJi \i ;~~ jUI 10 1978 By .~~ B. I ( . . ~I ~ ~()d f? fY)/I r o Q ((it!, of ~bgetuater Volusia County, Florida 32032 Post Office Box 100 ZONING AlID PLANNING BOARD June 11, 1974 Honorable V~yor & City Council Edgewater,. Florida Dear Sirs: At the June 4, 1974 meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board Rev. Hollowell of the Indiarr aiver Baptist Church requested permission to locate a mobile home on church property on Ridgewood Ave. north of Park Ave. to be used as a liectory until such time that a perma- nent-home is constructed. . Noting that this request had been denied by the City Council at the April 1, 1974 meeting, Rev. Hollo\'rell stated that members of the City Council had told him to seek recourse through the Zoning & Planning Board. he further stated that no building permit had been requested or received for the new home. The .tloard discussed the matter and determined that it had no power to take any action other than to inform the City Council to check Urdinance No. 849, Section 2, Number 2 should you decide to recon- sider the request. ~his is passed to you for your information only and should not be construed to be a recommendation either for or against the request. liespectfully submitted, ~~-L tlaymond G. Shambora Secretary, Zoning & Planning Board ~ ~