HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-05-1984 Regular MeetingThe Planning & Zoning Commission meeting was held November
5, 1984 at 5:00 p.m. at the City Administration Offices
161 N. Section Street, Fairhope,Alabama
Present: Roy White, Chairman; members John Parker
Cindy McBrearty, Mary Doug Foreman, Robert Mason,
Jack Kirk, James Nix, Harrell Holder, Cecil Pitman
The minutes of the October 1, 1984 meeting were considered
and unanimously approved on motion by Robert Mason, seconded
by James Nix.
The election of officers for the coming year was held at
this time, James P. Nix moved that the same slate of
officers be elected for the coming year(Roy White,Chair-
man; John Parker, Vice -Chairman; Harrell Holder, Secretary)
Robert Mason seconded and motion carried unanimously.
Preliminary and final approval of Lea Brook subdivision
was being sought by Art Fleming who was being represented
tonight by Bill McCrory. Mr. McCrory identified the lots
as being four lots facing on Oberg Road South of Morphy
Avenue. He was asked if this was deeded property and answered
yes. Further discussion led to a motion by Robert Mason
to grant preliminary and final approval as requested subject
to Bob's recommendations about the easements. Motion was
seconded and carried unanimously.
The Chairman asked if there was anyone present to discuss
Item 4 on the Agenda being Malcolm Babb/Breland Properties
Battles Landing Subdivision. No one was present at this time.
Mr. McCrory approached the Commission with plans for future
projection on LeaBrook by Mr. Fleming. Discussion followed
with no action taken.
Mr. Parker asked about possibility of starting to redo the
comprehensive plan. Roy answered that he might know something
by the next meeting . Bob to get with Don Pruitt to see if
any money available.
A Richard Peterson came in at 5:15 p.m. and stated he was
present to discuss Malcolm Babb/Breland Properties. He said
wanted to see what _problems the Commission had and possible
present preliminary drawing next month. Discussion led to
Mr. White telling him that he saw density and drainage as
two hurdles that he had to overcome. That in prior try to
develop this area what proposed was not compatible with the
neighborhood, that the question of surface water had to be
handled. Robert Mason brought out that several people had
left when they thought no one appeared to discuss this and
he felt it inappropriate to hear now. Cindy asked if the
Corps of Engineers had made a determination as to whether
or not this a wetlands area. Mr. Peterson said he thinks they
had not. Mr. Peterson said that what planned was a patio
home with 0-lot line. The Board told him to consider all
things offered by them and they would be glad to discuss
further at next meeting.
There being no further business meeting was duly adjourned.