MInutes 08-08-63 MINUTES OF I~EGULAR M~ETING OF I~I~A~NiNG/ZONiNG BOARD ~ AT
CITY ~L, BOYNTON BEACH, T~RSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1963
ROBERT O~S
WILLIAM WOHLLEB
LOUIS MIRISOLA
DR. JACK RAULSTON
DIRCK GROOTENBOEtt, DIRECTOR
PLANNING & INSPECTION
K~THI,1~. EN KIR TON,.SECRETARY
ABSENT:
ROBF_R~T RYD (Illnes s}
Minutes of June 6th mee~zno*' ~ were approved upon motion by Mr. Mirisola
seconded by Mr. V~ohlleb and unanimously carried.
Minutes of July llth meeting were approved upon motion by Mr. Mirisota
seconded by Mr. Olds and unanimously carried.
On the request of VF. G. Lassiter to change zoning of Sunshine Square
'Shopping Center area - SVF corner .SE 15th Ave. and Fed. Hwy..#t from C-1 to
C-2, Mr. Lassiter stated they were desirous of having a coin operated laundry-
dry cleaning establishment, bakery and theatre.
Dr. P~aulston moved -ghat this Board recommend to City Council that
Mr. Lassiter~s application for construction of commercial amusements incl~iding
a theatre (but no drive-in theatre), a coin operated laundry and dry cleaning
establishment, bakery and Other similar enterprises be a~proved by Council in
accordance with Ordinance 62_9, Section 8, Item 31 as revised April 15, 1963,
Ordinance 63-13. Motion seconded by Mr. Mirisola and unanimously carried.
On the rezoning of the Lotto property which was returned to this Board
by City Council for a definite action in regard to the request for a Marina at U.S.~i
and SE 15th Ave., Mr. James Nem~c, attorney, appeared representing a number
of people in Lee Manor Isle including Mr. & Mrs. Becket, Mr. FrSund, Mr. Castor
et al, objected to 'this request and cited law to substantiate his objeCtion.
Mr. McKinney, realtor from Carter-Yebb spoke in favor of the request
and answered Mr. Nernec by stating that the new highway is not a "proposed
highway, it is a "fact-" that it will be 4-lane highway and bond sale is complete
and money in the bank, therefore, he felt this was a logical request because on
such a highway the zoning would be commercial for the first 200 feet.
· Speaking in opposition were Mr. ~rnel Freund and Dr. -Secknger,
Mr. Sisk and Mr. teeter son.
Mr. Wohlleb moved the request to re-zone the Lotto property for
McKinney~s purchaser, Mr. Fordon, from RIAYk to 1{-3 be denied. Motion seconded
by Mr. Keatts and unanimously carried.
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On the request of James Henry for re-zoning Lots 5-6, Bi. 21,
Bowers t~ark from t~-1 to 1~-2 at SW 8th Ave. which was returned by Council
for definite action, Mr. '~ohlleb moved the request be denied, seconded by
Dr.. P~aulston and unanimously carried. However, it was felt that a joint
meeting with Council would be adviseable in regard to discussion of requests
such as the Henry request.
.The Chairman made inquiry as to whether the Board cared to
remove the request of J. Willard l~ipes from the table before the November
n~ee~l~?~gas pre~iously decided and it was the general consensus of opinion that
this request remain on table till November.
-On the request of Thomas t~ushing (Cherry Hill, NW 12th ~kve. &
~ 12th St~ for a variance in order that he can comply with a request from the
health department, Mr. Grootenboer was instructed to advise Mr. l~ushing as to
proper procedure for making this request and the Board will hear it at such time
as application is submitted through regular channels.
Mr. Mirisola brought up for discussion that he felt all members of
the Board should go see the property in question and that the Board should
hear the requests but not make decisions at that time and that the Council have
the l~ublic Hearing. He requested that he go on record as favoring an amendment
to the present ordinance in regard to this Board sitting at a public hearing.
Dr..I~aulston moved that henceforth the policy of the Board will
be thai the Board hear both sides but that their decisions will not be given at
the public hearing of the Board but made after private study and announced as
soon as possible and that the record of the meeting be made available so Board
members can review all requests. Motion carried unanimously.
The Chairman recommended that ail members study possible changes
to improve the city planning and bring in their suggestions as soon as possible.
He submitted a resolution to Mr. Grootenboer and asked that copi~es be made
available to all other Board .members.
It was agreed that a work shop meeting be held Thursday, August 15th,
8:00 p.m. at Luigi's.
Meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m.
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