Minutes 11-07-63PLANNING/ZONING BOARD MEETING H~LD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH
FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 7, 1963 ,
PllESENT:
STANLEY WEAVEI{, CHll.
llOBEllT llYD, VICE CHAIllMAN
WILLI~ WOHLLEB
HERBERT NEAT TS
ROBERT OLDS
DPt. JACK llAULS TON
KATHLEEN KIllTON, SECY.
ABSENT:
LOUIS MIRISOLA
DIllCK GROOTENBOEll, Dill.
PLANNING & INSPECTION
Mr. llyd moved that the minutes be approved as read of the
September 5th meeting. (No meeting in Oct. ) 1
Mr. Olds seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
The Chairman reported that a workshop meeting.was held the
first week in October to discuss the l{-2A and ll-3A zoning but no decision
was made because further study is necessary. The Board feels that
definitions should be in the ordinance whether there are any zones set up
for them or not and prefer this not go to public hearing.
On October 25th the Board granted non-conforming use of
property to Mr. B. F. Jones, 403 S. E. 4th- Street, for the purpose of
building another duplex. This was handled by telephone and the vote was
unanimous.
At the June 1963 meeting the request of J. Willard Pipes to
rezone Lots 1 through 10, Block 2, Lake Addition was tabled until the
November meeting.
Those objecting to the request were as follows:
John Bowker, 707 N..E. 9th Avenue - letter expressed objection
of all the residents and property owners within the immediate vicinity of the
proposed zoning change from ll-lAto 1{-3 or even 1{-2.
Victor l~ekow, 702 N. E. 10th Avenue - objected to zoning and
stated they would not have built their home here had they known Boynton
zoning laws to be unreliable.
Mr. & Mrs. O. H. Adcock, 626 N.-'E. 10th Avenue - do not
want multiple family dwellings in this area and they are desirous of pro-
tecting their own neighborhood and financial interests. They feel he knew
the zoning when he purchased the lots and felt this was a speculative motive.
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Kozlowski, 4 Hunters Lane, Norwalk, Corm.
-Object to request because it would spoil property as single
family piece of land on Lots 1, 2 & 3, Block 3, and Lots 1 & 2 in Block 4.
Do not favor spot zoning.
Mr. & Mrs. George Piekut~ 106 Lake Avenue, St. James, L.I., N.Y.
Object to rezoning and request that clas sification remain R-lA.
Mr. & Mrs. John Yarish, 632 N. E. 10th Avenue.
Stated they wou/d never have bought property had they known this
would be changed. That they felt it was one of the better sections of town
when they purchased property.
Estate of Harry Bayko, 4 Belfor Road, Norwalk, Conn.
1{equest zoning remain as is and .do not want any change.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Finnegan, 43 1{iverside-&venue, Norwalk, Conn.
Object to zoning from 1{-1 to 1{-3, Lake Addition.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Finnegan, 16 1{oosevelt Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Owners of Lot 39, lqock 3 ,of Lake Addiiion object to zoning request. They.plan
to build home in not too distant future.
Mr. & Mrs. Southway, Babylon, L. I. , N. Y.
1{equest that this zoning remain family residential.
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Jackson, 728 N. E. 9th-&venue
Oppose any change Lu Lake ~kddition that decreases zoning.
Mr. W. ~E. Shook - Wants zoning to remain status quo.
Mrs. Jackson stated that Mr. Pipes has property on the canal
which has been turned back to acreage for tax purposes and if he would build
there they would not object but do not want him to build this type of residence
in Lake -&ddition.
Mr. Allen appeared before the Board in favor of the reciues
as a representative of Mr. l~ipes. He stated the square footage would
11'08 feet ap: and down combined.
Board advised public audience that this would be de-ci~ted in
the next day or two and they would be advised of the decision.
l~eference to Mr. l~appaport's plans for New PIorizon, Inc.,
eleven apartments buildings - 20 units in each building.-
Mr. P~yd moved that all entrance drives and streets should be
paved to city standards and dedicated and that the water system-be studied
closely so adequate water supply is available for adequate fire protection
and that sewerage must pass engineers approval.
Seconded by 'Dr. P~aulston and unanimously carried.
STANLEY