Minutes 06-07-62BO-YNTOAI BEACH,
P~ESENT:
BO~ MEETING HELD .IN CITY HALL,
JUNE 7, 1962,
JO-E. HUMFH~EY
'~A~D GUMMINGS
I~:~ J~kCK ~AU. LS TON
J~BSENT:
WILLIAM W.OH LLEB
DIR,GK Gi{OO~TENB:OEi% ,. DIPi,~ ~ PLAnNiNG
INSPECTION
ABSENT:
KA~ LE~ KIKTON, SECt{ETAR Y
The meeting was called to order by Chairrman Weaver at 7:40 ia°rm,
Minutes: of May 2~Sth rneeiing read ar~cl approved as c. orrecte¢l. .Motion
by Mr~ Ryd, seconded by 'Mr. Harmphrey a~d t~anirnously carried. (P~.ef. to
antennas, .add_"a heig.~t of' to Mr~ Wohlleb~s rmotioI~)
Application frown
B~ 9 from R.-1
Mr..Bu~Mn appear-e~d ~d st~ed Mrs, BUntli~ wished to open a Beauty
Parlor and that ~here ~d ha ~o.~t ~ork.
Mr. McBride spoke in~vor Of rezoning, stating ~hat in his opinion
~ of properties
A peiition fram the majori~, of owners in the area ~as_ pres ent:ed and
read, advising thai'all ~ere against any co.~.eric~, a~iVity in the area.
~ leIter ~waa ~ fr om agai~st.a ~ge.
be ~denie~t. The
c~o ~rmme rCial
ss.~s~ l~yd and Tirsbier,
Mr. Hurmphr eys
two ab'staining.
Application fr. orm l{arm~on Piso=e:ro to change zo!d=g of Lot Z3, Bio 4
frorm ~-2 to C-I.
Mr. piSOnero ataied that, the lois to ~e so~th -~d ~ose to ~e north' were
C~i ~d that: 5e ~o~d like to build a ~o~ist shop :on Lo~, Z3 and 7 feet of
No o~ue no le~e rs nor~ petitions had bee~ filed.
~ seconded t~t t~e requas~ be approve.cl.
Motion carried
Applicatiox~ from 19iessr_s~ A/lan,, McBride ancl Zo~npa~to change zoni~
_of s ' ' - -
e~reral: lots ill Bellarny I-Ie. zg]/t s sub~divisior~ from ~la. to 1%1 ~
/vi~:o 1Vic]~ride spoke and a~d the are:a., r~g~ly h~d bee~ z~ed for sin~e
sq~r-e fee~. d~e~i:gs, He ..said ii.-~aS im~saible ~a s.e~ 1ZBO squ~e
not° .Several par. sons- asked que~stio~$. }Vir. -Jack Ca/l, loz~g ~ resicleLnt, in the
.dec re~se the.'
I ~r~,
.850 squ:~re £eeto
fo<o,t hot%se0
g~d BT Z7~ rnm~ a~d ~ife. t~eams was prese~e.~ ae~i~= f~r~
st. atecl ~at. o~i'~inall~ the :~ea ha~ bee~ zon.~ for
faot ~d I25:0 sq~r e
m.~o~, the ,m.otio~ to. 'd~ ~as p~.sed
The matierof tke joint ~rne.e~.ing, cou3acLl-planning bo.~urd
The d~me ~ed~e.d b,y c~o~c~ is Ju~e Z7 6 ''
, 1.9 .Z ~t.'7.30. P~,M~ .Several memb.e~s
~ ~the--motiezz of Mr ...Con~mings, seconded by luir, Tit:shier that
m~e. etings~.dt%ring.the suan.mer b~ sn~.pendecl t~s~s ca3~led bY. the' C~airrnan,. the
next:i~egtlla,r IVieetir~g !will b'e. helcl, S~ptemb. er 6, !'962.
Me. efing ad~o~rraed ~t_ 9: 05 p,, rn,
CODE
R-1AA
R-lA
P~-I
R-~2
-PERMITTED USES iN ZOh~E iREAS
City of Boynton Beach, Florida
SINGLE F~tMiLY DWELLINGS - 1500 Sq. Ftc ~n. Floor Area
SINGLE F~/~ILY DI~LLINGS - 1250 Sq. Ft. Min. Floor f~rea
SINGLE F~fILY DWELLINGS - 1000 Sq. Ft. Min. Floor ~u~ea
~3LTIPLE FAMILY, I{~[OFESSIONAL OFFICES
US~ P~ITTED
1. Any use permitted in the R-I~, R-lA, and R-1
Single Family Dwelling District°
2° Two Family Dwellings, ~ltiple Family C~ellings~ and Garage Apart-
ments as an accessory use located on the rear of a lot ~ving a
principal structure located on the front half.
3. Home occupations as defined in Section 2.
4. Private clubs and lodges not of a commercial z~ure.
Studios for music and art teachers.
5. Nursing and convalescent homes.
6. Churches and their accessory educational and recrea.id~o~l .buildings
and playgr unds. ·
7. City owned or operated recreation and community buildings and
libraries. Utility structures and substations including telephone
~. Eleme.ntary, ju~i~ ~nd~ S~nior ~ligh Schools.
?~ursery SchOols and i[ind~rgartens.
9. f;ccessory buildings and uses customarily incident to the above uses
when located on the s~me lot and not involving the conduct of a
business. ?on-illuminated signs of not more than two (2) Sq. Ft.,
used for identifying the structure or use and without advertising
information, ma~ be attached to the principal structure.
~ONDIT~ON~L USE
1. ~ospitals, Medical and Dental Clinics, but no AnLmal Clinics.
Prescription Pharmacy when part of Clinic~ (Ord.63-? 3/18/63)
LULTIPLE F~IILY, OFFICE AI~D MOTFJ~ DIS~5{ICT.
USES PF~.-~ T TED
1. Any use permitted in the R-2 ~.'~ltipie Family Dwelling and Profession-
al.Office District.
2. General ~ siness Offices.
3. ~otels and Hotels.
4o Restaurants.
5. Ferneries, Plant Nurseries and Conm~ercial Green Houses~ and other
agricultural and horticultural uses.
CONDITIO~LAL uSES.
1. Yachtel and~rina if approved by Planning i~oard & City Council°
2. Apothecary Shops (Ord. 63-7 3/18/63)
OODE
0-1
PERMITTED
~ IN ZONE
City of Boynton Beach, Florida
LIMITED COM2~ERoIAL DISTRICT
USES PEPd~ITTED
1o
June, 1962
Any use permitted in the R-3 District except one family and two £amily
dweli±ngs. (Or . 63-17
2. Apartment hotels~ Hotels~ Motets~ Guest cottages.
3. Apparel Stores
4. Apothecary Shops.
5. Art~ Antique~ and Gift Shops.
6. ~auty Salons and Barber Shops.
?. Boarding and Rooming Houses.
8. Book and Stationery Stores~ News Stands~
9. Churches and Accesso~% uses. Schools for Primary and Secondary
Education; Kindergartens and Nursery Schools.
10o Drug Stores°
Fiz~nce~ Investment and insurance Offices and Banks.
12. Florists.
13. Furniture~ Interior Decorating and Home ~arnishing Stores.
!4. Gasoline Filling Stations without ~jor repair services, Trailer
Rentals~ and other activities not necessary to automobile servicing.
t5. Grocery stores and Delicatessen.
t6. Hardware and Garden Supply Stores.
17. Hospitals~ Clinics~ Nursing and Convalescent Homes but not Animal
Hospitals.
18. Laundry and Dry Cleaning Pick-up stations where no work is done on
the premises, Self-service Laundromats.
19. Mortuary.
20. ~.~sic and Dancing Schools~ Art Studios.
21o Offices for businesses and professions, but not including fortune
tellers or psychics.
22. M~otographic supplies and Studios.
23. Private Clubs and Lodges.
24. Recreational Facilities and Parks under operation or ownership of the
City.
25. Restaurants with service within the structure~ excluding drive-in
restaurants.
26. Shoe Stores.
27. Shoe Repair and Hat Cleaning~ Dressmaking and Tailor Shops.
28. Utility Structures and Sub-stations including Telephone Wmxchanges.
29. No advertising Signs shall be placed on a lo% other than to advertise
a use that is conducted on the same leto More than one sign is
permitted, but the total area of such signs shall not exceed a total
of twenty (20) square feet~ and no sign shall be erected to exceed
fifteen feet in height.
30. All sales, services, and commercial activities must be conducted
~thin a structure, and no outdoor display of merchandise or products
will be permitted in connection with any of the foregoing uses.
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31. (Ord.'
Any general commercial usage, although not specifically enumerated
hereinabove, may be reviewed by the Planning Board upon application~
and after finding as a fact 'that said requested use is consistent with
and in the general public interest~ same may be recon~ended to the City
Comncil for approval. Upon receipt of any such reco~nendation for
conditional use~ the City Council Shall~ after due notice~ hold a public
hearing relative such proposed use and may thereaf%er~ if it is de%er-
mined such use is in the general public interest~ authorize same.
M-1
CODE
C-2
8.
9.
10.
PERA!i~ '
r~. ~TED US~_~ IN
City of Boynton Beach, Florida.
11.
12.
1_3.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
GENERAL CO~CIAL DISTRICT
USES PEP~.~I TTED o
June, 1962.
1. Any use permitted in the O-1 Limited C~muercial District.
2. AnLmal Hospitals when all activities are conducted within the building.
Automotive Agencies with repair garages as an accessory use.
4. Bakery.
5. Bus Terminals and Taxi Cab Stations$ Car Rentals.
6. C~mmercial Amusements, including Theatres (but not drive-in theatres).,
Ball Rooms~ Skating Rinks, Billiard Parlors, Bowling Alleys; Amusement
Parks, P~inature Golf Courses, and others of a similar nature.
Drive-in Restaurants.
Gasoline Service Stations and Automobile Repair Garages.
Radio and Television Stations with towers and studios.
Shops for painters, plumbers, paper?mngers, electricians, upholsters
and others of a similar nat~re. Outdoor storage yards are permitted
when accessory to the above uses, provided all equipment and merchandise
are enclosed behind a screen consisting of plantings or a closed or
semi-closed ty.pe fence not less than five feet in height.
Shops for D~siness services, such as addressing and miating, advertising
and distributing,multigraphing, blue printing, printing and photograpnyo
Trailer Sales.
Used car lots.
Vocational and P~ivate Schools operated as Commercial Enterprises.
Transportation terminals and loading yards.
Warehouses~ wholesale con~aercial establisD~ents.
All other trade service and Retail Sales establishments not included in~
the C-1 Limited Co~m~ercial District.
Advertising signs related to the use of the land or of a business
conducted thereon.
Accessory uses necessary to the foregoing when located on the same lot
as the principal uses.
Any use pern~itted in R-3 District except one family and two family
dwellings. (Ord. 63-17 5/20/63)
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
USES PEP~TTED
1. Any use permitted in ~the C-2 General Commercial District.
2. Any other use of the wholesale or retail co~aercial, warehousing, or
.manufacturing nature, including storage yards, truck terminals, provid-
mng that no use is obnoxious because of the emission of excessive
amounts of dust, dirt, gas odors, smoke, fumes, noise or vibrations,
nor possesses an abnormal explosion hazard.
Junk yards, providing the operation is conducted within a closed build-
ing or within an enclosed area having walls six (6) feet in height and
subject to approvml of the City Council.
No residences or trailer parks are permitted.