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FAIRHOPE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
Regular and Public Meeting, Monday, February 3; 1969 ►�
5:00 P.M., City Hall, Fairhope; Alabama - -
Present: Chairman Frederick, members Pitman, Bishop, Arnold,
Gates.
Absent: Members Macon, Kirk, Bagnell and Bung.
Visitors: Cora and Clint Cotton, John Robinson, Allen Finch,
Flora Bell, Inez Kendall, Rutelia Johnson, Dora Lee Coleman,
Estelle Bradford, Earl Forsman for B.A. Forsman Case; 0.0.
Stewart, Mike Ford and E. G. Rickarby for Bishop's Subdivision;
Neil McNichols, Phyllis Nesbitt and Mike Blake for Eastern
Shore Southern Methodist Church. Mr. Bateman and Mr. Dyson
were also in attendance.
Reading of minutes of previous meeting omitted.
Old Business:
Request of B. A. Forsman to rezone from R-2 to R-3 lots 15 &
16 of Fairhope Colored Subdivision and Lot 4 in Block 2 of
Coleman Suburban Homes. Spectators requested explanation of
proposed zoning but voiced no opposition thereto.
Charles Bishop, Rainbow Acres Subdivision, following examina-
tion and discussion of corrected plat submitted, motion by
Mr. Arnold, seconded by Mr. Gates that preliminary approval
be given Rainbow Acres subject to:
1. Approval of County Board of Health.
2. Utility easement of 15 feet along center line of B1 A.
3. Recording date of dedication of Lake Shore Drive.
4. This approval not to cover lots 4, 5 and 6 until satis-
factory settlement Prohism of water problem and percola-
tion test has been reached.
5. The paving of Prairie Street before final approval is re-
quested must be equal to or better than county standards.
Motion carried.
Eastern Shore Southern Methodist Church were advised to meet
with the Board of Zoning Adjustments and Appeals.
Suggestion that property owners adjoining proposed subdivision
be notified was discussed. Motion by Mr. Arnold, seconded by
Mr. Gates that letters be sent to adjoining prope ty owners
prior to consideration of new subdivision. Motion carried.
Mr. Bateman explained items on his workable program program.
The secretary was instructed to send copies of the proposal to
members of the Commissione City Council.
Motion by Mr. Arnold seconded by Mr. Pitman that the Planning
Commission recommend to the City Council the rezoning Brom R-2
to R-3 described in B.A. Forsman request. Motion carried.
There being no further business, meeting adjourned.
Eloise T. Wilson, Secretary
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1. Mapping
(a) Prepare 1" = 400' scale Lot & Block reproducible
sepia map to include all land in the City limits
and the police jurisdiction (lz miles beyond the
City limits as per U. S. Census 1960 and Alabama
Code Title 37-9)
This does not include land subdivided by metes and
bounds - only plats of record and obvious fence
lines reflected by the latest U. S. Department
of Agriculture aerial photographs.
$900.00
(b) Field survey'to determine existing land use inside
the City limits and the police jurisdiction
(see above) .
• $400.00
(c) Prepare a reproducible sepia to show graphically
the existing land use,
$450.00
(d) Prepare a reproducible sepia contour map at a
scale of 1" = 400' showing 10' contour intervals;
this will be produced from U.S.G.S. 7.5 Minute
series maps.
$200.00
SUBTOTAL $ �980000
2. Population & Economy Study
3. Land Use Analysis & Plan
4. Central Business District Study
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$ 2,809.00
$ 3,600.00
$ 5,450.00
$13,800.00
i nis oemg Gate set for public
hearing on rezoning from R-1 to
R-3, property on Mobile avenue
known as Wylie property, there
being no objections, Councilman
Nix moved seeondt'&by Council-
man Bishop, that tt* following
Ordinance be introduced`.
ORDINANCE NO. 413
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
SECTION 13, DISTRICT BOUND-
ARIES OF ZONING -ORDIN-
ANCE NO, 295
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA that
Ordinance No. 295, Section 13,
District Boundaries, be amended
as recommended by the Plan-
ning and Zoning Commission by
rezoning the following described
property from .B.1 Ao-R.3- se r
From the Northeast Cbm1a+�; 3t
Section 19, T6S, R2E, run • WWI
4718 feet; thence run South 1066
feet; thence run S 37' W, 268.3
feet to a point in the old fence
line dividing the Philmore Denton
property from the Magnolia
Bach Addition to Fairhope Ala-
bama; thence run S 56' 30' E,
18 feet to a point on the western
margin of the Eastern Shore
Kghway ( now U. S. 93) ; thence
run S 24' W, along the western
margin of said highway, 94 feet
to an iron pipe cornermarker,
the Southeast Corner of Lot 9 of
the Denton Family Division as
shown by Map Recorded in Map
Book 6, Page 46, Probate Re-
cords, Baldwin County, Alabama,
for a POI.NT OF BEGINNING:
From said Point of Beginning,
run S 14` 51' W along the west
side of said highway, a distance
of 200.0 feet; thence run N 73°
W. 645 feet, more or 12ss, to ti1:2
eastern margin of Mobile Bay;
thence run Northeastwardly fol-
lowing the meanders of said bay
shore, 200 feet more or less to a
point in the Southern boundary
of property formerly belonging to
Philmore W. Denton, as shown
by said map recorded in Map
Book 6, at page 46; thence run S
73' 00' E, 635 fe4t, more or less
to the Point of Beginning. Lot
contains 2.94 acres, more or less,
and lies partly in Sec. 19, T6S,
R2E, and partly in Sec. 24, T6S,
R1E Baldwin County, Alabama.
Motion by Councilman Bishop
seconded by Councilman Robert-
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