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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-10-1991 Planning Commission MinutesThe Planning & Zoning Commission of the City of Fairhope met Tuesday, September 10, 1991 at 5:00 p.m. at 'the City Administration Building, 161 N . Section Street Present: Chairman Richard Sanderson, members William Richmond, Cindy McBrearty, James P. Nix, William Lucey, Tim Kant Cecil Pitman, John Duck, Maxwell Killoch. Zoning Official Robert Lunsford and Secretary, Betty Rivenbark The minutes of the August 5, 1991 meeting were approved as written on motion by Maxwell Killoch, seconded by Tim Kant. A public hearing was held on a zoning change from R-A residential -agri- cultural to R-2 Medium Density Single Family on the property of Diane Martinere/FSTC land located on the west side of County Road 27, 3/8 of a mile south of Windmill Road. A Mrs. Stimpson spoke to the Commission voicing concern that people will be using her driveway to get to this prop- erty because it is set back so far from the road. Bob commented that it is an L-shaped piece of property and would require a 35 ft setback but it conforms to the zoning ordinance. Ms. Stimpson questioned the 21 loads of bldg material there, Mr. Martinere spoke saying he had talked to Mr. Lunsford and that he had 60 days to dispose of it. Mrs. Stimpson voiced other objections but there were none that would affect R-2 zoning decision. Cindy McBrearty recommended approval to zoning change to the City Council as requested. Maxwell Killoch seconded and motion carried unanimously. Preliminary and final approval was being sought for Country Wood subdivisior first addition, six lots on existing Country Woods Drive off of Hwy. 104. Mr. Lunsford had commented that this land is actually a re -subdivision of lots 1,2,3 of Tony Davis Subdivision previously approved by the Commission and Lots 29 and 30 of County Woods. He pointed out that the plat should reflect previous recordings and approvals and reference subdivision names and delineate lines of resubdivision. He recommended approval subject to this plat correction, and that all required signatures and acknowledge- ments must appear on plat. Seth Moore was representing Mr. Stapleton and said he saw no problems with what Bob recommended. He said that he is seeking approval from the health department on the additional lots and that on the Davis property they had removed the fence and are tearing down the house. There were no further comments on this. James P Nix recommended approval subject to Bob's recommendations being adhered to. Cecil Pitman seconded and motion carried unanimously. Walley subdivision a 21 lot subdivision requested by W.T. Walley, Sr./FSTC located on the south side of County Rd. 44 east from Thompson Hall Rd. was considered. Bob's comments were considered. He had recommended preliminary and final approval subject to: 1. all required signatures and acknowledgements be shown on the plat; 2. Approval of the health depart- ment; 3. Installation of fire hydrants as required and additional water mains as may be required for domestic water supply; 4. Approval of County Engineer w/county requirements shown on plat before recording. A lady in the audience asked about restrictions as far as mobilehomes. Bob said he thinks residential is what he has planned, that the lots are 107 X 149 but this is not under city zoning, so we have no control, that something could be put in the restrictive covenants but it would be up to the individuals to enforce that. All we can do is see that it meets sub- division regulations as we have no control over construction. Bob said further that the lots are of adequate size,15,000 sq. ft. for single family residence. A Mr. Snyder spoke saying that culverts should be installed. Bob said again that we could not require this and as to how many mobile - homes on one acre it would be up to the health department to say that. Mike Arnold came in at this time and said he was representing Mr. Walley. Mike said he was led to believe that Mr. Walley was talking about residential development, no mobilehomes other than doublewide and that he thought there was something on the plat restricting this. Bob read what plat said: Restrictions: Plannin oning Commission 9/10/91 ge 2 1. Property hereon mapped shall be used for only residential purposes. 2. The minimum allowed heated and air conditioned area per residence shall be 1.200 sq. ft. 3. No mobilehomes(trailers) shall be permanently placed. Mobilehomes/or temporary buildings may be placed on lots during construction -not to exceed 2 years. 4. No swine shall be domiciled in the subdivision, etc. 5. Modular homes(sometimes referred to as doublewide mobilehomes) contain- ing 1,200 square feet or greater, are accepted when placed on a permane foundation and properly landscaped. A gentlemen spoke saying that in the city and they do not wai Sanderson said that they neede County Commission as there is are subject to anything that an John Duck asked if restrictions dedicated once it is recorded. William Lucey moved to approve to Bob's recommendations being motion passed unanimously. .hey one day envison themselves being t to be a part of a "trailer alley" Mr. I to make their position known to the io zoning now in the county and they (one wants to do with their property. were noted on the plat weren't they Bob said he thinks this is still true. the subdivision as requested subject adhered to. Tim Kant seconded and Gayfer Meadows, a 6 lot subdivision land of Martin Kearney/FSTC was considered. This being located on Gayfer Avenue at Lawrence Road. Preliminary and final approval was being sought. Bob recommended approval subject to: all signatures and acknowledgements appearing on the plat, as required. Approval of the health department for sewage disposal and approval of the county engineer with the addition of any county require- ments needed prior to recording of plat. Seth Moore represented Mr. Kearney and said that the frontage for these lots is on existing county roads and lots are at least 1 acre, that he is retaining another 5 acres for some future use. Ms. Ginny Young asked about the 60 ft. reservation strip that was there. She was assured that it is still there in case a road is built in the future. There being no further questions, Maxwell Killoch moved to approve preliminary and final subject to Bob's conditions as noted. Cindy McBrearty seconded and motion carried unanimously. Riis Bay subdivision, a sketch plan for resubdivision of lots 27 and 28 of North Point Clear subdivision into 4 lots with a private street was con- sidered. Bob had commented that the sketch as submitted failed to meet requirements. Mr. Ack Moore said he had a new drawing he would like the commission to consider. Mr. Sanderson said that since this had not been presented before the meeting and no one had had time to look at it he would prefer that he wait until the next meeting to bring this up. Unit IV of Eastgate subdivision for final plat approval presented by Roberds Corp/FSTC was considered. Bob recommended final approval subject to: completion of all conditions imposed upon preliminary review of November 5, 1990 meeting, Accuracy of test reports, as -built plans and engineer's cer- tification as submitted; substantial compliance with requirements of Chapter 19 of the Code of Ordinances. At the Council Meeting, held Monday, September 9, the streets were accepted for maintenance subject to Planning 8 Zoning Commission's approval tonight. Seth Moore said they had every- thing on plat that Bob had asked for. William Lucey moved for approval subject to everything asked for adhered to. William Richmond seconded and motion passed unanimously. Ecor Rouge subdivision, an application of Herman Maisel et al d/b/a Greeno Road Partnership North Ltd/FSTC for preliminary and final approval of 2 lots was discussed. Bob had remarked that this division is exempt under section 601.6 of the subdivision regulations, however, upon attorney's advice, applicants wished to make plat a matter of record, and he recommenc it with the stipulation that the subdivision name be changed to Ecor Rouge Place subdivision in order to identify it with the shopping center and dis- tinguish it from the prior existing subdivision located upon Mobile Bay at Red Bluff and platted Ecor Rouge. John Duck moved for approval with stipulations. Maxwell Killoch seconded and motion carried unanimously. There being no further business meeting was duly adjourned. W�j USA BOXING, UNITED STATES AMATEUR BOXING 2006 Certificate of Membership This certifies that HARD COLD COMRADES BOXING CLUB is a club member in good standing of the SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION and USA Boxing and is subject to the rules and regulations of USA Boxing. ��4- USA Boxing Executive Director Lamont Jones USA Boxing President Bill Meartz MISSION STATEMENT To build and manage quality multipurpose recreation facilities for the underserved youth of Alabama in the Baldwin and Mobile area through a partnership of public and private resources. MISSION NARRATIVE Hard Cold Comrades Community Youth Center, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, organized to build and manage multi -use recreational facilities in the Alabama in the Baldwin and Mobile area. It is anticipated that each project will be joint effort between both public and private funds. The mission of the Hard Cold Comrades Community Youth Center, Inc. is to satisfy the desperate need for quality multipurpose recreation centers and meeting spaces in which to hold youth activities during non -school hours. Hard Cold Comrades Community Youth Center, Inc. has been established to host athletic, social and other events for the children and young adults in our community. The anticipated activities would include: • Football leagues, tournaments, and camps • Basketball leagues, tournaments, and camps • Baseball leagues, tournaments, and camps • Boxing camps and competitions • Wrestling camps and competitions • Cheerleading practice and competitions • Recreational centers during summer and after school hours • Meeting space for Boys and Girls Scout units • Theater, Choral, and Musical productions • Seminars on youth -oriented topics • Plays sponsored by local organizations • Speech and debate competitions • Musical and theatrical activities • Your own youth oriented ideas Hard Cold Comrades Community Youth Center hopes to provide opportunities for the youth of our community to enhance their recreational and social experiences in a supportive and supervised environment. In addition, The Hard Cold Comrades Community Youth Center will become a focal point for youth activities in their local neighborhoods and communities. Each Center will include basketball courts, a stage, meeting rooms, pantry and bathroom facilities, as well as seating area for a wide range of activities. Our first Hard Cold Comrades Community Youth Center will open in Sept 2007 in Bay Minette, Fairhope, Foley, Alabama. The Center will has host, Basketball leagues, Baldwin Soccer league, the Mobile Boxing league, the girls and boys basketball leagues, Mobile Sports Association camp, the Five Star Foundation basketball clinic. in CONTRIBUTIONS, DONATIONS, & SPONSORS The education of a child involves keeping the body healthy so the mind can absorb what it is fed. Hard Cold Comrades Community Youth Center provides much -needed space for recreation and fitness through organized and supervised sports and activities. The centers also provide a safe and clean meeting space for a variety of groups such as school aftercare and the Boy Scouts of America. In our centers it is possible for a child to learn teamwork and leadership. Hard Cold Comrades Community Youth Center is a recognized 501(C)(3) organization. Each site is only partially funded through a partnership of public and private funds intended for their planning. The rest of the burden of covering the operating costs of the centers is up to us. Here is where you can make a valuable contribution in a child's development. Your much -needed contribution the Hard Cold Comrades Community Youth Center will help defray the additional construction and operating expenses of our sites. It will go a long way toward our goal of building a winning team for the youth of our community. Want to have a Youth Center in your town? Want to Contribute, Donate, & Support us. Please print on the form below and get it back to us via Email, Fax, or just Mail it: HARD COLD COMRADES COMMUNITY YOUTH CENTER, Inc. TERRANCE LEGGETT 900 West Hurricane RD; Bay Minette, A1.36507 7898 Greeno LN; Fairhope, AL 36532 HARD COLD COMRADES COMMUNITY YOUTH CENTER, Inc. CONTRIBUTION DONATION, & SUPPORT FORM Name: Address: Company: Home Phone: Work Phone: Fax: Contribution: J$5.00 $10.00 $20.00 $30.00 $40.00 April 20, 2006 Dear 2006 USA Boxing Member Club: Welcome to USA Boxing! We are thrilled to have your club as it member club of United States Amateur Boxing, Inc. The work that you do for the betterment of the youth of our country is simply amazing. We.hear so many stories at the grassroots level about how a youngster was helped to realize his potential, stay away from negative influences and learn the sport of boxing, whether to advance in it, or to use it as a form of exercise and social involvement, in clubs like yours. The attached material is for your information and use. Please do not hesitate to contact'the National Office at any time with questions you may have. Once again, we are proud to welcome your club to USA Boxing, and we look forward to wo.rking with you in the future. Yours in Amateur Boxing, Lamont Jones Executive Director