HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-06-1989 Planning Commission MinutesThe Planning 8 Zoning Commission met March 6, 1989 at the City Administrati
Building, 161 N. Section Street at 5:00 p.m.
Present: Chairman Richard Sanderson, members Tim Kant, Cecil
Pitman, William Richmond, William Lucey, Cindy McBrearty
James P. Nix , Bob Lunsford and Betty Rivenbark .
The minutes for the February 6, 1989 meeting and February 27th joint
meeting and public hearing with the City Council were duly approved on
motion by Cindy McBrearty, seconded by Cecil Pitman and unanimously
carried.
A public hearing was held on an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance under
Article IV General Provisions to add 4.16 residential buildings in new
subdivisions being used as sales offices, and under Article V, District
Requirements add... Provided further that temporary use of a residential
building in a new subdivision of record containing 50 or more lots as a model
home and sales office shall not constitute "Prohibited Business or Commercial
Activity" when conforming to requirements of Section 4.16 to 5.13 Uses
Prohibited. Mr. Lunsford mentioned under Article IV, General Provisions
4.16 there was a typograpical error under section 5, that it should read....
upon expiration of 3 calendar "years" not "days" from date of permit,
whichever is earlier. A question was raised about the model homes. Bob
was asked if term model home applied to trailers being used. He replied
that it would have to be the same zoning use, if there was a large trailer
park then a sales office would be allowed there. All questions answered
satisfactorily, William Lucey moved to recommend approval to the City Council
William Richmond seconded and motion carried unanimously.
Preliminary approval was being sought by Wes Stapleton for his subdivision
Country Woods, a 28 lot subdivision located off of Hwy 104. Bob commented
that the plat was in order that he recommended giving approval subject
to having the County Engineer's signature, Health Department signature,
and owner's signature on the plat. William Lucey moved to approve subject
to these 3 provisions. Cecil Pitman seconded and motion carried unanimously.
Under new business it was brought up that the City needs to establish an
agricultural/residential zone for people with horses, cows, chickens. That
we do not have one now and the County does. Bob related that it should
have minimum of 3 acres in size, with 200 ft. frontage, with two stories
as maximum height structure and 35ft for accessory structures (barns
and shed) with 25% maximum coverage. Richard Sanderson asked if Bob
could work up what we needed for next meeting, and he replied yes.
James Nix moved to advertise for a public hearing for the next regular
meeting, William Lucey seconded and motion carried unanimously.
There being no further business, meeting was duly adjourned.