HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976-06-22MINUTES, PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
JUNE 22, 1976
After public hearing before the City Council and the Planning
and Zoning Commission held on June 22, 1976 at 7:30 P.M., for
the purpose of giving interested persons an opportunity to be
heard in connection with Zone Change Application 27610, Z76-11
and Z76-12, the Planning and Zoning Commission reconvened in
open session in the conference room on the same date for the
purpose of considering the published agenda items.
The following members were present:
Ted Ware Chairman
Joe Kennedy Member
Harlen Joyce Member
Bill Crabtree Member
Mike Davis Member
Cato Jones Member
The first order of business was to consider Zoning Change
Application Z76-12, Safeway Stores, Inc. requesting 11C-211
Zoning. After little discussion, Member Mike Davis made a
motion to approve the zoning as requested. Member Crabtree
seconded and the following vote prevailed:
Ayes: Ware, Kennedy, Joyce, Crabtree, Davis and Jones.
Noes: None
The next order of business was to consider the plat submitted
by Safeway Stores, Inc. Commissioner Ted Ware explained that
it was the responsibility of the Planning & Zoning Commission
to determine if the plat met with all requirements and not to
determine how access to any land locked lots could be provided
for.
Jim Conine stated that Safeway understood that a 1917 quit claim
deed passed by the Aldermen of the City had already effectively
closed Barton Street through their property and that their title
company wanted an official closing of the street in some form
other than a quit claim deed. He further stated that Safeway
could not develop this property without this action. Member
Joe Kennedy made a motion to approve the plat as presented and
to recommend same to the City Council contingent on the City
Council, Mr. Conine, and Mr. Woolweaver getting together and
agreeing on providing access to the eight lots owned by Mr.
Woolweaver and his sons. The motion was seconded by Member
Harlen Joyce and prevailed by the following vote:
Ayes: Ware, Kennedy, Joyce, Crabtree, Davis and Jones.
Noes: None
The next order of business was to consider Z76-10, Hart's Marina
requesting "SP" Specific Use Permit District for the storage,
possession, retail sale and serving of alcoholic beverages, on
premise consumption only, incidental to the operation of a
restaurant. Member Harlen Joyce stated that he would like to
require an additional door on the opposite corner of the pro-
posed door in order to provide sufficient emergency exits in
case of fire. Member Harlen Joyce then made a motion to approve
the zoning as requested. The motion died from lack of a second.
Member Joe Kennedy then inquired why a restaurant wasn't
constructed before. Mrs. Hart explained that it was from a