HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-30-1954 Regular MeetingREGULAR LIONTHLY 2.EETING
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FAIRHO E PLAT.NIP:G L1ND ZONING BOAF.D
Apirl .30, 1954
Meeting called to order b;; Chairman, J. E. Wooley at 7:30 P. M. sharp. Members
present: Mrs. Rose Kamper, Cecil Pitman-, T. E. Page, Brad Niemeyer, J. E.
Woolley, J. L. Gaston, Jno. S. Huffman.
Mr. Sidney Doyle, State Planning Engineer was present.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read.
Lr. P. E. Wilson of Houser �.filson Company presented a resume of the National
Homes product which his Company is fabricating and selling in Daphne and Mobile.
Cadet is considered leader: 2 Bedroom, 705 square feet, at �5795, and about
$395.00 down and 16,138.00 per month, including interest, insurance, taxes and
principal. Credit for Cadet Lot w600.00. Right now, no authority to Loan
on Single Tax land. llow using 60 x 120 feet lot in Daphne. House- 28'-7" x
24'-711. Lfr. Wilson requested the Planning Commission go on record as to their
feeling toward building the Cadet and other National Homes Products in Fairhope.
Commission to report on at a later date.
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Mr. Lester :7oosle presented his plan for Building a group of low cost dwellings
on Pine Crest 3treet and "hurch Street. Mr. 'oosley left his plan with commission
to be acted on by Commission as soon as possible. Two -Bedroom and Car -port
around 720 feet. 07750.00. Thiree Bedroom, w9000.00 and up.
11r. Elliot Rickarby requested enlightenment on several topics. „hat is procedure?
Horn r..any copies, etc. and what constitutes a sub -division. Lr. Doyle suggests
procedure be as tine are following : by lst. presenting his idea on a preliminary plan
which can be discussed and suggestions made as to follawing procedure and final plan.
Suggested Clients read Spec. in planning book.
See Letter Attached. -P.r-- . U) ILs0 N
Suggested that Zoning Commission meet one day next reek and make an 'on the spot'
chec4, for: a.6ingle b. Duplex c. Tourist Cor:.mercial. Gene Woolley
to be Guest. What ti.rill minimum lot be? Y.hat will minimina House- Be? �
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It was moved by Cecil Pitman and Seconded by J. L. Woolley that ?lan sub.-zitted
by Lester,�oo&ley be put in a permanent form J u e final approval.
It was suggested that five feet be donated t arch Street. E I;-- L a rr -F, P7,` AD
It was moved by Mrs. Kamper that Sub -regulations be amended o contain
`. a minimum Street frontage of 40 feet.On Inverse and irregular curves. Seconded
by Brad Niemeyer. Pllotion carried.
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Ordinance prohibiting Septic tanks and drain fields on Bay front or within
500 feet of high tide be extended 1000 feet beyond city limits.
It was moved by J. E. Woolley that approval of Edmonds o�p
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to build a sotre on n/s of Fairh ope Avenue, near usy ee be referred to
Brad Niemeyer who was charged to use his o;m judgement in arranging f or a
location. It was sug.-ested that Edmondson move East into Building Area or
at least keeping to Last of Extension of Pleasant Avenue, going North.
Seconded by Huffman, Motion carried.
J. E. Gaston moves that we petition the State Planning Board to give us all
available information and ideas and maps and specifications for suggested
development of our bwd. and Park system. Seconded by �ioolley. Carried.
It was suggested that State Planning Board incorporate the requested Beach
road, as proposed by petition presented by Paul Fredericks.
Jim Gaston moved that the committee notify the City Council of the exis-
tence of a septic tank in tide water irrnediately South of the Denton pro-
pertyr along the Bay Front, and request that the City investigate this sani-
tary condition in connection therewith. Mr. Niemeyer suggested he would
look up the appropriate �i ty ordinance and report back.
Lecting adjourned 11:00 P. M.
Next meetin, to be Friday, LLfay 28th, at 7:30 P. M-
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