HomeMy WebLinkAbout12-07-1987 Regular MeetingThe Planning & Zoning Commission of the City of Fairhope met December 7,
1987 at 5:00 P.M. at the Municipal Complex building, 161 N. Section Street.
Present: Richard Sanderson, Chairman; members Maxwell Killoch,
Cecil Pitman, Tim Kant, James P. Nix, Cindy McBrearty
William Lucey, William Richmond, David Ed Bishop
Robert Lunsford, Zoning Officer and Betty Rivenbark,
Secretary were also present.
The minutes of the November 2, 1987 meeting were duly approved
on motion by Maxwell Killoch, seconded by Cindy McBrearty and
unanimously carried.
At this time the Commission accepted for re -zone an application by
the FSTC jointly with Marietta Johnson Organic School from M-1
Light Industrial District to R-2 Medium Density Single Family
District the property located on East Pecan Street. Public hearing to
be held at January 4, 1988 meeting.
South Forest subdivision, a 13 lot subdivision being developed by
Tom Brown was considered for preliminary and final approval.
Bob Lunsford told the Commission that this property was bounded
on the East by Third Street, on the South by Fig Street and the
North by Pecan. That this had come before them at the last meeting
for discussion, all utilities are in place and everything else seems
to be in order. It was questioned wasn't a restriction placed on the
13th lot in regards to the driveway. Mr. Brown answered yes, that
it would come off of Third Street. At this time Mr. Brown also asked
that the Commission consider a change in the name of the subdivision
from South Forest to Huck Nall Woods. The Commission saw no problem
with this. William Lucey moved seconded by James P. Nix to approve
preliminary and final as asked. Motion carried unanimously.
Bob brought to the Commission's attention a letter from FSTC regarding
the George Klumpp property at the SW corner of Fairhope Avenue
and Highway 27. Mr. Klumpp was wishing to give one parcel of land
on his property and Mr. Lunsford was just bringing this to their atten-
tion as he feels it falls under the Attorney General's opinion regarding
subdivisions. The Commission agreed that they too felt it did and so moved
to affirm this with a motion by Maxwell Killoch, seconded by William Lucey
and unanimously carried.
Under new business the updated by-laws were discussed. James P. Nix
brought up that under Article 8, Order of Business, deleting the reading
of the roll at each meeting. William Lucey moved to approve the updated
by-laws(copy in file) with this deletion, Cindy McBrearty seconded and
motion carried unanimously.
The Chairman brought to the Commission's attention a resolution that
had been drawn up regarding the landscaping of the proposed islands
on the new four -lane highway. The Commission unanimously approved
on motion by Maxwell Killoch the adoption of this Resolution and subsequent-
ly forwarding on to the Highway Department. Motion seconded by Cindy
McBrearty.
There being no further business, meeting was duly adjourned.