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Minutes 07-08-75MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE PLANNING & ZONING BOARD HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1975 AT 7:30 P. M. PRESENT Joseph T. Kelly, Chairman Walter M. Trauger, Vice Chman. Mrs. Vicki Castello Enrico Rossi Oris Walker Simon Ryder ABSENT Mrs. Marilyn Huckle (Excused) Warren Bushnell, Acting Bldg, Official Len. Schmidt, Chief Bldg. Inspector Chairman Kelly called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. and welcomed the ladies and gentlemen present to the first regu- lar meeting in July of the Planning & Zoning Board of the City of Boynton Beach. He introduced the members of the Board, Mr. Bushnell and Mrs. Kruse, Recording Secretary. PUBLIC HEARING Parcel #1 - Abandonment of alley between Lots 22 and 23, Block 12, Boynton Heights Rev. Plat, Recorded in. Plat Book 10, Page 64, Palm Beach County Records and the South 25 ft. of Lots 4 and 5, Block 6, Boynton Heights (Original) Applicant - Clarence W. Shelton, Sr. Mr. Clarence W. Shelton, Sr., stated his name and his address as 115 South Seacrest Blvd. He informed the Board that he asked to have this alley going through his property abandoned. In looking at the records and maps, he found this alley to be much narrower here than the rest of the way west. Since he did not know the size of the alley, he decided it was best to have it surveyed.. The surveyors could not have it surveyed by tonight, but thought they would have it surveyed later on this week. He requested that they table his application until it is surveyed, so they would know what they are talking about. Chairman Kelly added that Mr. Shelton had called him this morning and mentioned the fact of the lack of a new survey and requested the meeting to be posSponed. He asked him to appear tonight and he has graciously complied. He stated he had a coupl$ of things that possibly they had not been advised about. First, he read a letter from Mr. Perry Cessna of the Utilities Department stating they have no objections providing a pro- perly executed easement is given. ~Ir. Shelton replied that he did not receive this letter, but did receive a letter from MINUTES PLANNING & ZONING BOARD PAGE TWO JULY 8, 1975 Florida Power & Light. He added there was no reason why he should not give an easement. Chairman Kelly continued that it seemed they were perfectly willing to go along with the abandonment, as long as an easement is given for their lines. He then read a letter dated July 7 addressed to the City Clerk from Southern Bell advising that they have cable ~aci- lities within this alley absmdonment. If the P~mson will grant aneasement for these utilities, they have no objec- tions to the proposed abandonment. ChairmanKelly suggested to Mr. Shelton that he take care of these. He advised' him that when he was ready to appear before the Board, he could call Mr. Busknell and he will arrange to put this on the agenda again. Mr. Ryderquestioned if there were possible neighbors in- volve~ fro~ whom they would require releases and Chairman Kelly - him that this notice had Been published. He added i in certain cases, they do notify the neighbors withim 400 feet. Mr. Ryder asked if the City considered this proper notice and Chairman Kelly informed him that it was considered as the public notice. He added that it really didn,t affect the neighbors, as it was located on the appli- cant's ~operty. Mr. Ryder asked if this alley ram along the entire blockf~om Seacrest to 1st Street and M~. Bmsh~el[ informed him that it did, but was undeveloped~ Mr. Ryder remarked that other people were involved them~ Mr. Bushnell informed him that these people were notified by mail. Chair- man Kelly added that this was taken care of by the City Clerk. Mr. Rossi asked if anyone in the audience was interested in this abandomment and Chairman Kelly asked, but received no reply. Mr- RosSi suggested if the Board looked favorable on this request, a proper legal description should be prepared and given to the City so they cam ha~e their comments to act on it. Mr. Bushnell stated he would check this with the City Engineer. Mr~ Rossi made a motion to table this matter of the abamdon- merit petition requested by Clarence W. Sheltom, Sr. umtil such time that he f~rnishes the necessary survey an~ the 3 easements to the City of Boynton Beach, Southern Bell, and Florida Power & Light. Col. Trauger seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mr. Walker asked how they kmew they were going to act favorably since he still had to fUrnish, the easements? Mr. Bushnell said he was not certain if this was the proper procedure, but he would check. Mr. Rossi remarked he thought they should get a clarification as they are about to take action on an abandonment. He thinks they should get a ruling from the City Attorney whether they can take action on the abandonment and also take actiom on the MINUTES PLANNING & ZONING BO~D PAGE THREE JULY 8, 1975 easememts. He suggests that Mr. Bushnell contact the City Attorney. Mr. Bmshnell replied that he would do this. Motion carried 5-1, with Mr. Walker voting against. Mr. Bmshnell added that there was actually very little for Mr. Shelton to do as locating the legal papers womld be a fm~ction of the City· Ne will combine t~e giving of the abandonment and taking of the easements and discuss this with the City Attorney. Mr~: ~yder asked if the City had a survey of th~s strip and Bushnell replied: yes ,as it is a planned right-of-way. Mr. Rossi referred to there Being the que. stiom of a pipeline existing and they mmst determine where it is. Mr. Bushmell agreed Mr. Rossi clarified that Shelton was as~g for something amd before they grant it, they must be sure there is an easement~~ a~d it is correctly located. Mr. Ehelton informed him that he didn,t think any of the utilities were in the alley, but the smrveyor will locate whore that Mrs. Rethman also advised '. that Teleprompter was ~lved in this, but they are on the power company poles· ANNOUNCEME~P2$ Chairman Kelly read the following statement: "There are several revisions, additions and corrections to the Official Zoning Regulations and the Official Zoning Map which in our opinion require immediate action by the Planning and Zoning Board and recommendation to City Council for emergency amendment action· Am example of the changes follows: The enlarged side setback requirements which were brought about by the zoning ~pgradings of ms~uy subdivisions have ren- dered developed property no~-conformi~g. As a consequence, the Building Department cannot legally issue building permits to owners or builders for additions or other improvements to their properties· Further, the regulations impose strimgent conditions on builders and/or prospective owners of vacant lots. ~n all instances, it is most often necessary for the Building Department to refuse the permits and suggest that the applicants make application ~or variances~ through the Board of Adjustment. This procedure is time-consuming mot altogether satisfying and in some cases costly· ' As a result, we feel that we, the Planning and Zoning Board should consider this a matter of utmost comcern requir- ing expedient action. It is,, therefore, suggested that this Board arrange a workshop session at our earliest opportunity to resolve these situations quickly and then ask the City M_FNUTE$ PLANNING & ZONING BOARD PAGE FOUR JULY 8, 1975 Council to take emergency action in the form of amendments to the Zoning Regulations and Eo~ing Map. We realize that there is no shorter way that these aims can be accomplished and we ask that we be given the necessary few weeks to accomplish this purpose. We ask for this time because of the need to resolve, place in legal form and con- clude by amendment. These things do take time." Mr. Rossi asked if they were talking about three specific zones in the single family residential zones and Mr. Bushnell replied that two were in question, R1AA amd R1A. He first referred to R1AA going from ?½, tS lO' side setback and how various people had applied to put in. a pool, patio, etc. and the Building Department could not issue a permit because they are non. co~orming. He added that the same was true of R1A, which is ?-~, and used to be 6'. Mr. Rossi asked about the other zonesand Mr. Bushnell informed him that they had noth- ing regarding them. Mr. Rossi stated if they were going to review something because of hardships, he believes they should look at all the zones. Chairman Kelly agreed and stated this was why he suggested a special workshop meeting be held to discuss this. Mr. Rossi asked if the staff had reviewed all the districts and problem areas and if there would be problems~in all districts? Mr. Ryder pointed out that R1AAA~amd RIAAB were new categories and they should not rum into these difficulties. Mr. Busknell informed them' that some R1AA~ did exist, but he has not had any record of reviewingaa for this zone. Mr. Rossi referred to R1AAB and asked ere were a lot of non-conforming uses and Mr. Bushmell that he did not know. study this and will if there will be uses. They have no.t dome this completely. This subject was only Brought to their atltention yesterday. Chairman Kelly informed them that another reason for the workshop meeting is that Mr. Barrett and Mr. Simon spent a day or more going over the Board of Adjustment section and non-conformity does not appear. This was evidently left out in their hurry. Mr. Bushnell added that there were pro- visions for those instances of non-conforming uses and non- conforming lots, but this text was not included when the Board of Adjustment section was re-written. This might he covered in a blanket by changing this, rather than changing the rec in the zoning. This is a need for a workshop meeting. Mr. Walker questioned how this hardship with side setbacks came about and Mr. Busknell explained hoW a homeowner wanted to improve their property and now couldn,t. The constant appeal from the public to the Building Department has forced PLANNING & ZONING BOARD PAGE F/VE JULY 8, ~ 97 rT~. ~r. W~ker aske~ ~f solution for this and ~ bo~ With t · ~. Bushne there _ _ he~r shot 11 referr _ .~Y other ~d =t · t lots. e~ to Go ,~_ ~._ a llst of a:~ +~- : -~Y Could _lmV~ew ~= ~1~ C · ~ ~ io~s ~e~ go to the su ' - Y O~ncll lng too b~lVlsi }he lots uest _. shomt ~n~_~_, ,_ or this Boa~q~___ ~ $~ulal exce~-- ~ go before ~ r~m~ked as' h~ ~~ ~9e Board of~E~n~S, or the ~ was ~he inten~ ,i dJ?~aa~zed this th~~s~m?n=. ~ ~ ua~om~. If Proper manner. whe~ a special there are these lng. non. C on and re with deci 'perties. Mr. j. White of J. ~hite Avenue a Aluminum , pPeared befor Products 2 the~e was also ~ o g _~ the Board. He i~e~l ~ E..6th a ~ ~-= area affe --~-~u ~nem t PPlied for a .... ~ · cted. H~ ~ ..... . hat ~-m~ yesterday for - ~-t=~rre~ to aaving ~ ~ ~creen room on one l~t and he has run into six instances within one week l~ With not being able to et ~hat this th' -- g permits. 6h ' _ ke this =o check ~n~ was so new, that t~ = j~_,am K~lly replied - a= ~nows Mr e~ -==~=u a litt noon. Possib~-- =L . - ~ushnell C~led ~ -. le time th ~ u~ lnser~in --. o~on this .. e old code. ~ ~ ~ g the non-confor.~ ..... after. = - ~ ~ ~nms could -~s uovera e f ~~-~ng his Dusin ~t~ ~nfor~=d ess. He referred to one of his customers re ~ ~S~en room, but w~ ~~n~.who W~ted to ~-~ a~vised him that ~e-- _~n~y_need or wan~. C~~ ~e~ing ~r~ected 3Ust as fa~t~fe-~=e~ssted in getti~'~%~'~ ~o ~avin~ cus~-~-~- =- 2~~°ssiule- ~ ., . ~ ~ s~ua~io~ ~ .... '~ ~Ol~ ~_2._ · White then to the rear Where there is a cam~ to screen in an existi~ ~ uu encroach slab. The n~xt door neighbor has a pool with a screen encI~ sure, but his customer was denied a permit. ~. Walker formed him that some owners were granted vari~ces By the Board of Adjustment. ~. White ~reed and added that some Were also denied. ~. Rossi asked if he knew which areas t~s h~ds~p w~ created in ~d ~. White replied in Bowers P~k, La~el Hills, Sky R~ch Estates and Golfview H~bo~. Col. Trauger remarke~ that it seemed to him for just the little footage from 7~' to 10,, they would have had this Problem before. }~- B~hnell agree~ that there were lots which were non- Co~or~, but they should consider those which were con- for~ng and from what they have done, have now made them ~rred to the Board of Adjustment could not even act on MINUTES ·PLANNING & ZONING BO~D PAGE SIX JULY 8, 1975 ~n-conforming. Chairman Eeliy announced that they hoped correct this situation through a recommendation to the City Council. They will establish a date for this workshop meeting shortly. Mr. White then referred to another strange thing with the City Building Department Policing a condomini~rule. He referred to Leisureville and how they must go through the Leisureville Association even though they receive permits and everything from the City. Ee believes this is wrong. He did put a job up today Without the condominium,s approval and got camght. He did this because the people wanted it done and his man was going out of town. This association only meets twice a month and he must wait for them to meet to get approval and he cannot get abuilding permit without ti very ;hat th~ ~. Ryder informed him that it was association reviewed the plans. They cannot let a resident go out to the rear or side lot line. They are trying to keep within the house. Mr. White replied that the of the care of this and he is aware of the Department took stated that they could not find the lot line~ ia Leisure_ ville. Mr. ~hmte stated ~ . Mr. Ryder he was ~ecause of this two Week wa~ and he- they should meet every week. Mr. imformed him that this matter had been brought to the attem~ the process of ity of the City inter They have been these record. ing the proper method get are not going to concern themselv, they get the opinion from the City Att. stated that if the Building De merits as the association, this Rossi referred to the associatio~ Color of the aluminmm scre. Chairman Kelly added approve~ contractor an¢ they also make re~ he is in the legal- ctions. now seek- They permits until Mr. Ryder same require- Mr. of the Mr. Ryder agreed. must so have an d by remarked that most of the problems c ~gntractgrs' Mr' Bushnell stated in°me from out of town =zon, no~ specifically Leisur -. regards to this situa- ~uch s · eville they have Other things a one wanting to enclose -~ the~- porch. Who is to say the Building Department is not to iSsue a permit because there is an association not allowing it? They prescribe a certa~ type of aluminum, color, etc., but the Buit~ing Department is concerned with all types that will conform. There is a conflict about this legality. This will be MINUTES PLANNING & ZONING BOARD PAGE SE~JEN JULY 8, 1975 concentrated on by the City Attorney. Mr. Rossi remarked that in condominiums, there are rules and regulations set by the association and many check things twice a~ter the City does. ~s. Mary Jova~ti stated her name and her address as 300 So W. 12th Avenue. She informed the Board that she went to City Hall for a permit to enclose her existing porch, which now has a concrete slab, roof and screen, but was denied because her lot is non-conforming. Why does she have to appear before the Board of Adjustment when there is already something there? Why can't a permit be issued? Her house conformed when it was built 14 years ago. She doesn,t want to go through all this trouble. Chairma~ Kelly informed her that they would try to str~hten this out. Mr. Rossi added that rules have been changed. Chair- man. Kelly asked her to give the Board some time. Mr. Rossi continued that apparently there are quite a number of these things coming up and they must make changes to avoid having people such asher appear ~efore the Board of Adjustment. Mrs. Jovanti continued that her screen porch, is there and she just~wants to enclose it. ~he could see the reasoning if she was adding to the house or building a new porch. Mr. Ryder informed her that they were trying to remedy this. Mr. Rossi added that legally now, the Building Department must be goVerned by but there have been some errors. Mrs. replied that she still had to wait before do~ now. Chairman Kelly advised that it wouldm't be The Board will work expeditious- ly. Mrs. Jova~l ated that her applicatio~ could also be disapproved, informed her that the workshop would be just a Mr. Rossi added that they would try to overcome Chairman Kelly stated that it was certainly no~ to make a~ existing property non-conforming. Jovanti asked what happened if she were denied and ChairmanKelly replied that he is sure she wouldn't be. ~tated that they should have thought of this making the new ordinamce. Other places have thought of it and worked that way. She is surprised it was nOt thought of here. Mr. Rossi informed her that it would be discussed, since it has been brought up. Mr. BUshnell added a list of about 12 of these sitUatiOns and the them all. Mrs. Jovamti stated that as a homeowner, she just wante~ to view her opinion. Mr. Howard Mallory stated his name and his address as 1045 E. W. 25th and advised the Board that he was a builder. He informed the Board that he has two lots in Laurel Hills and just found out that they are non-conforming. ChairmamKelly suggested that he obtain a ~opy of the zoning regulations from the Building Department. He explained the existing MINUTES PLANNING & ZONING BOARD PAGE EIGHT JULY 8, 1975 zones. He added that the whole intent of this was to try to upgrade the City and not hurt anybody. The members are human beings and if they see errors, they will have a work- shop meeting and try to correct them. Mr. Mallory continued that he bought the two lots and filed plans and spent about $1.400 and then fomnd out they were non-conforming. These lots back up to industrial property. They were R1 and have been changed to R1A. Ne bmilt models on adjoining lots and now finds that these two lots are non-conforming. Chairman Kelly informed him that the remaining members of the Board were not even aware of this until this meeting. It was not a~ybody's intent te make anything non-conforming. Mr. Rossi added that certain peoplewould be non-conforming, as that Lng. It was not intended to be a wide spread Lon They must check.whether mass areas are affected. Mr. Mallery~continued that this also happened in 1962 when they upgraded in Golfview Harbour. He had models there and lots on which he could not build. Now it has happened again. He has models and cannot sell them. left in Golfview Harbou~ are only put !a 45' house on a corner lot. This makes corner lots in Golfview Har- hour non-conforming to b~ild on. Mr. Bushnell informed him that he had notes on this. Chairma~ Kelly suggested at this time they should set a work- shop meeting date. Mr. Bushnell checked with Mr. Schmidt an~ they agreed they should have all the information by ten days. If it did not create a hardship on the peoDle waiting, they should certainly be ready by then. He referred to having aerial photos from 1975 and he explained how these were very helpful. He added that if they met this Saturday, they might wind up doing quite a bit of guessing in three days. Mr. $chmidt agreed that they could be more certai~ and thorough with having the additional week and he think~sit would be better for everyone. The members discussed whether to meet this week or next, preparing their recommendations for the City Council, etc. Mr. Rossi made a motion to meet in workshop session on Satur- day, July 19, at 9:30 A. Mo Mr. Walker seconded the motion. Motion carried 6-0. Mr. White advised the Board that he would be out of town at this time. Chairman Kelly replied that he hoped when he re- turned, he would be happy with their results. He thinks it will be resolved by that time. He added that they are a recommending body to the City Council only. Mr. Rossi suggested that if there were any other things to be looked at, such as misspelling, etc., they should also t~ke care of these at the workshop meeting. Mr. Bushnell replied that he had notes about this. MINUTES PLANNING & ZONING BOARD PAGE NINE JULY 8, 1975 MINUTES M~inutes ,of J, une 1 O, 1 9~5 The June 10, 1975 were read, Mr. Walker moved to minutes 6f Ju~e 1Oas presented, seconded by Col. Trauger. Motion carried 4-0, with Chairman. Kelly and Mr. RYder abstaining. Minutes of June 2,4, 197~ The minut ;ume 24, 1975 were read. Chairman Kelly re- ferred to three absentees at this meeting, with two being noted as excused. Since then, he has learned from Mr. Rossi that he asked Mr. Barrett to tell him that he was going on vacation and Mr. Barrett failed to tell him. Mr. Rossi was, there excused for this meeting. Mr. Ryder moved to approve of Ju~e 24 as presented, seconded by Mrs. Castello. Motion carried 4-0, with Col. Trauger and Mr. Rossi abstaining. onp Business 1. Lake Roma Leisureville Mr. Bus~kmell advised that this was before the Board for final approval. Thromgh an error, this was given final approval by the City Council before going before this Board, but will go back before them. He showed the plan and informed them that there were no changes. Mr. Walker moved to recommend to the City Council fiual appro- val of Lake Roma, replat of Parcel H and Parcel I, Plat of lOth Section, Palm Beach Leisureville. ~s. Castello seconded the motion. Motion carried 5-0, with Mr. Rossi abstaining. BUSINESS 1. FOPA Indoor Pistol Range N. W. 17th Ave., West of 1-95 Mr. Busknell informed the Board that this had been cancelled per the request of the FOPA. Roger Miel Investment Casting & Machine Shop Neptune Drive, Paddock Park Col. Trauger asked for an explanation of investment castings and Chairman Kelly explained. Mr. Bushnell showed the plans. The members discussed the location. MINUTES PLANNING & ZONING BOARD PAGE TEN JULY 8, 1975 Mr. Rossi suggested they establish some kind of format for reviewing these plans. The Acting City Planner should tell the members if they have been reviewed by the necessary Boards, stamped, etc. and they should have input from the Building Official. Also, they should possibly have a form. ~M. Bushnell agreed and stated he planned to do this. Mr. Bushnell continued with explainingtthe plan and stated that it met the requirements of zoning, has the required amount of parking, has septic tank approval, etc. Mr. Schmidt referred to Mr. Rossi's suggestion and informed him that the plans come to him after being reviewed by the Boards and he scrutinizes them for use, lot size, etc. He sort of double checks. In getting back to the review of the plan, Col. Trauger asked what the end product was and ~. Bushnell informed him it would be porcelain figurines. Mr. Rossi asked if the other Boards approved and Mr. Bushnell replied: yes and showed their stamps. Mr. Rossi referred to the Boards having made comments on one set of plans and Mr. Bushnell explained that all the Boards' comments and markings were made on all the copies and one was returned to the builder which he must live up to. He added that they would make up a form as he requested. Mr, Rossi questioned what happened if a builder asked for some changes after the plans were approved? He added that somebody should take the re- sponsibility for marking up plans showing just how it was built. Mr. Bushnell informed him that they were insisting on this now, but the Building Department is only interested in changes affecting the structure. M~. Rossi asked by what method an inspector could verify everything on the plan and ~. Bushnell replied that he did this in the course of the inspection. Mr. Schmidt added that they were now calling for tie-in surveys and this will take care of a lot of this. Col. Trauger moved to recommend to City Council the accept- ance of the plan for Roger Miel Investment Casting & Machine Shop, Neptune Drive, Paddock Park. Mr. Ryder seconded the motion. Motion carried 6-0. m Boca Raton Federal Savings and Loan 1114 S. Federal Highway Lee Manor Isles Mr. Bushnell showed the plans and advised this was the old Lee M~anor Building, which will be restored and he explained further. This plan has been approved by T~.B. and C.A.B. The zoning is correct, as it was changed to accommodate this. Provisions have been worked out with the Fire Marshall. MI~JTES PLANNING & ZONING BOARD PAGE ELEVEN JULY 8, 1975 Mrs. Castello questioned the parking requirements, but Mr. Bushnell did not have the sheet designating how many were required and provided. Mr. Ryder asked if sewers were in this area and Mr. Bushnell replied: yes, but the connections have not been shown. Mr. Ryder questioned drainage and ~. Bushnell informed him .that the T.R.B. takes care of this. He added that there was a storm sewer in this area. Mr. Rossi asked how they kuew the storm water would be contained on the site as required and Mr. Bushnell informed him that they must provide elevations to take care of it and the City Engineer checks this. Col. Trauger moved to recommend to City Council the approval of the preliminary site plan of Boca Raton Federal Savings and Loam, 1114 S. Federal Highway. Mr. Walker seconded the motion. Motion carried 6-0. St. John's Methodist Church, Sanctuary 3015 N. Seacrest Blvd. Tract 3, Metes and Bounds Mr. Bushnell showed the plans. He informed the members that they had gone through all the Boards without any additional requests being made by them. It is a good set of plans from their point of view. Mr. Rossi asked if the parking spaces met the code and Mr. Bushnell replied: yes, it exceeds it an~ he explained. Col. Trauger moved to recommend to the City Council the appro- val of the preliminary site plan for St. John's Methodist Church, Sanctuary, 3015 N. Seacrest Blvd. Mr. Ryder seconded the motion. Motion carried 6-0. 6. Seacrest Plaza Apartments Mr. Bushnell referred to the City Council meeting on Tuesday, June 17, when~he City proposed Resolution 75-QQ regarding Seacrest Plaza Aoartments, Leonard~Smith's property. He explained that t~is went before the Boards several years ago and was held up byF.H.A. It has now been approved tenta- tively by the City Council. He read from the C~ty Council minutes regarding this property. In the meantime as a re- sult of the zoning, this particular piece of property was not properly zoned to accommodate an R-3 building. Mr. Rossi asked when it was zoned R-3 and Mr. Bushnell informed him it was late in 1973. Chairman Kelly clarified that in orde~ to permit this project to go in there, it must be zoned R-3. It is shown as R-lA on the new map, Mr. Rossi remarked that it should have been retained as R-3. Mr. Bushnell agreed, since this project was pending. They must reverse this now and request the City Council to make MINUTES PLANNING & ZONING BOARD PAGE TWELVE JULY 8, 1975 an amendment to the map. He suggested considering this fur- ther at the workshop meeting and the members agreed. Chair- man. Kelly added that mnother thing which should be deferred to the workshop meeting is a memo from the City Clerk re- garding an application for re-zoning. The members then dis- cussed non-conforming lots and uses further. Cot. Trauger made a motion to adjourn, seconded by ~s. Castello. Motion carried 6-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 9:50 P. M. REVI'SED 'AGEND'A'. AGENDA Regular Planning and Zoning Meeting. Time: 7:30 Date: Tuesday July 8. 1975 Place:Council Chambers, City Hall. 1. Acknowledgement of members and visitors 2. Reading and approving of minutes. S. Announcements: 4. Old Business: 5. N~w Business: 1. FOPA Indoor Pistol Range. N.W. 17th Ave., West of 1-95 2. Roger Miel Investment Casting & ~achine Shop. Neptune Drive, Paddock Park. 3. Boca Raton Federal Savings and Loan. 1114 S. Federal Highway Lee Manor Isles. 4. Clarence W. Shelton Sr. Abandonment 5. St. Johns Methodist Church, 3015 N. Seacrest Blvd., Tract 3. Metes and Bounds S an ct u ary. Revision: Items # 4 and #5 added 7-2-75