Minutes 11-26-74MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETI~G OF THE PLANNING & ZONING BOARD
HELD AT CITY HAL, 1BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, ~TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26,
974 AT 7:30 P. M.
PRESENT
Fred J. Kostner, Chairman
Joseph Kelly, Vice Chairman
Mrs. Marilyn Hmckle
Oris Walker
John Rogers
ABSENT
Jack Barrett,
Building Official
Warren Bushnell,
Deputy Bldg. Official
Suzana~e Kruse,
Recording Secretary
Walter M. Trauger (Excused)
Chairman Kostner called the regular meeting of the Planning &
Zoning Board to order at 7:40 P. M.
ChairmamKostner announced that the regular meeting would be
followed with a workshop meeting for additional consideration
of the proposed map. He mentioned there were a number of
items on the proposed map which requiPe additional thought.
A ~rtinent matter has come to the Board's attention and he
will advise the members of this at the workshop meeting.
The Minutes of the regular meeting of November 12, 1974 were
read. Mr. Kelly moved that the Minutes of the November 12
regular meeting be adopted as submitted. Mr. Walker seconded
the motion. Motion carried 4-0, with Mrs. Huckle abstaining
since she was absent at this meeting.
The Minutes of the workshop meeting of November 12, 1974 were
read. Mr. Walker moved that the Minutes of the workshop meet-
ing of November 12 be adopted with the necessary corrections.
Mr. Kelly seconded the motion with the correction on Page 2,
Lime 5, stating he didn't kaow they had the army down there
and it should be artery instead of artillery. Motion carried
4-0, with Mrs. Huckle abstaining since she was absent at this
meeting.
Chairman Kostmer stated they did not have am agenda for this
meeting and questioned if any matters were to be considered.
Mr.. Barrett informed him that they have a site plan to review
for the old Luigi's Restaurant, which is to be called Pa~,
Inc. He informed the Board that they planned to add a 12 x
10' room for the storage of their ice machines in the rear
and a large percentage of the work is landscaping. He then
discovered they did not have the plans and suggested that
while Mr. Bushnell went to get them, the Board could review
the plan for the expansion of the Winn-Dixie Store at the
Leisureville Plaza.
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NOVEMBER 26, 1974
Mr. Barrett showed the plans for the expansion of the Winn-
Dixie Store and explained the existing store and expansion
planned. ~he members discussed the reason for the expansion
and the parking requirements being met, etc.
~rs. Huckle made a motion to accept the site Dla~ for the ex-
pansion of the Winn-Dixie Store at the Leisureville Shopping
Center. Mr. Kelly seconded the motion. Motion carried 5-0.
M~. Barrett then smggested calling a five minute recess ~til
Mr. Bushmell returned. Chairman Kostner then continued the
meeting by correcting aa oversight and introduced the members
of the Board, Acting City Planner and Building Official,
Deputy Building Official, and Recording Secretary.
Mr. Barrett then showed the site plan for Pao, Inc. The mem-
bers discussed the addition and landscaping planned.
Mr. Kelly moved that this Board recommend approval of the site
plan of Pao, Inc., formerly Luigi's, for the addition of an
ice making room. Mrs. Huckle seconded the motion. Motion
carried 5-0.
Mrs. Hackle referred to the notice for the forthcoming meet-
ings and pointed out that the one meeting set for December 3
was the same night the City Council met and the second meet--
ing was scheduled for a Monday night. Mr. Kelly stated that
their regular meetings would have been held on December 10
and December 24, but because of the holiday they changed the
dates and tried to get in two meetings. He believed the
meeting for the 24th was moved to the 16th and possibly it
was just an error in the first meeting date. Mr. Barrett
advised that the meeting was set for December 16 to consider
an application for conditional use, which could not be held
on. December 10 as it must be advertised. After discussion,
Mr. Barrett stated he believed the December 3 meeting should
be cancelled and the Board would only meet once in December.
He advised them to leave it as it was until he checked his
calendar and he would send out another notice.
Mr. Walker made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Mr. Kelly.
Motion carried 5-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at
8:15 P. M.