HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-12-1963 Regular MeetingFairhope Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting
Friday,_ July 1.2, 1963 at 4:00 P.N. 1
City Hall
Present: Chairman Woolley, i lmbers Gaston, Schneider, Frederick,
Dyson, and Poser.
Absent: Members Pitman, Kirk, and Bung.
Visitors: 11r. & I-Irs. J. E. Johnson, 0. 0. Stewart, John Duck,
Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Estoup, George Dyson, R. C. Yohn,
E.' G. Rickarby, and P. J. Byrne.
Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved as read.
Chairman announced that the July 5, 1963 meeting having been
postponed because of the holiday weekend, this was the regular
monthly meeting.
OLD BUSINESS
Committee reports: 1) no report from Community Building site
committee. (2) Mr. Rickarby reported that present zoning ordi-
nance outlowed sign boards in Residential districts and that
Southern Building Code outlines action for removal of signs;
he presented a simplified Billboard Ordinance for consideration
by the Commission.
Motion by Mr. Dyson, seconded by 11r. Frederick, that action be
deferred on the sign board ordinance until the regular August
meetin and that this proposed ordinance be published and adver-
tised for public hearing for that meeting. Lotion carried
unanimously.
(3) Application of
Nahrgang and Robert
of land in Fairwood
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Candace
Nahrgan
south of
Nchr ang, Robert R. Nahrgang, Marjory
IV to rezone from R1 to R2 a rcel
Gayfer Street as per attached des -
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Motion by Mr. Dyson, seconded by Mayor Schneider that the Fairhope
Planning & Zoning Commission recommend to the Fairhope City Council
the rezoning.from R1 to R2 the above described lands. Motion
carried unanimously.
(4) Application of Robert R. Nahrgangand Marjory Nahrgang to
ezone from R2 to R3 a parcel of land Fairwood north of
-2-
Motion by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Mr. Dyson that the
Fairhope Planning & Zoning Commission recommend to Fairhope
City Council the rejection of the rezoning.application on the
above described land. Motion carried unanimously.
(5) The preliminary plr_t of Charbon Woods with all requested
corrections incorporated vas filed with the secretary; no final
approval can be given until the street is Paved.
(6) Application of Mrs. Lois Estoup as agent for Mrs. Gertrude
V. Penington to subdivide S. /a lot 11 and S. /a lot 12, block 26,
Division 2 Fairhope Single Tax Colony lands as per plat filed
for record September 13, 1911.
Motion by Mr. Frederick, seconded by Mr. Gaston that this appli-
cation be rejected as application and plat not in order. Motion
carried unanimously. Secretary was instructed to write ilrs.
Estoup with copy sent to Mrs. Penington offering assistance of
Plannin. Commission and Ifr. Bateman in correct procedure. Un-
official discussion following I1rs. Estou,o's departure pointed
out that neither of the proposed lots meet zoning regulations
requirements.
(7) ,application of J. E. Johnston lot / SeaCliff presented by
O. 0. Stewart.
!lotion by Mr. Poser, sec on ,d b Mr. Gaston that the application
of J. E. Johnston to sub lot(SeaCliff be rejected because of
inadequate right of way and no dedication of right of way to the
City. ,"lotion carried unanimously. Iir. Johnston requested and
wan granted all papers relating to this application.
Mr. Frederick leaving the meeting at this point appointed 11'r.
Byrne as his voting proxy.
(8) John Duck, representina L.P. Littleton, requested approval
of Planning Commission for opening of Kirkman Lane east of Section
Street in the continuing line thet it presently stands on the west
side of Section Street. go action will be taken on this remuest
until ;plat delineating exact route is presented to the,Commission.
(9) A plication of firs. Julia Il. Boggs to divide the N. 132' lot
11 ��49' of lot 12 in the John 1.1. Grsen Subdivision located in
the t! /a of N. E. /, Section 17-6PZas recorded in Mao Book 115
page 449 Baldwin Co. Alabama, was presented in preliminary form.
!lotion by Mr. Dyson, seconded by Mr. Poser that this subdivision be
approved subject to submission of the proper forms. notion carried
unanimously.
Next regular meeting - Friday, August 2, 1963.
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Eloise T. j'Ii lson
Secretary
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B - Tourist -Resort Commercial
USES PERMITTED: Stores and services for resort trade, such as: Sport-
ing �goo s ancT outing supply store; curio, gift, and jewelry store;
hobby shop; clothing and merchandise store; food shop, delicatessen
and restaurant; motel, hotel, rooming house; trailer camp; the sale
repair, renting and storage of boats and related equipment, and boat.. ing facilities; and similar types of business.
Uses permitted in a B - 1 .(Local Business) District.
USES PERMITTED ON APPEAL: Places of amusement.
USES PROHIBITED: .'ny use prohibited in a B - 2 (General Business)
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SPACE AND HEIGHT REGULATIONS
MINIMUM LrOT SIZE:. Same as for B - 1 Business District,
MINIMUM YARD _ SIZE: Same as for B - 1 Basine!-s District.
MUM '=E�_ 35 feet, or 2 stories.
OFF-STREET PARKING: Same as for B - 2 Busine District.
OFF-STREET LOADING AND UNLOADING: Same as fir R - ^ '?u iness Distriot.
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