1979.05.09_PB_Minutes_RegularA.
MINUTES: PLANNING COMMISSION/LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY REGULAR MEETING_
MAY 9, 1979. ZONING CHANGES DESCAN, INC LOTS #4/5 EAST.
TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA.
• Chairman Boscove called the meeting to order at 9:05 p.m., advising this
was a regular meeting of the Planning Commission. The recording secretary
called the roll. The Agenda is Attachment "A".
Present: J. A. Boscove, N. M. Johnson, J. M. Farrin,
R. B. Myers, C. B. Blankenship, W. Bonny (Alt.)
Absent: L. O. Edlund (Alt).
MINUTES
Chairman Boscove noted the first order of business to be approval of
minutes of the Regular Meeting held on April 18, 1979. Motion by Adm. Farrin
second by Mr. Johnson, to approve the minutes as presented. All aye votes.
The minutes of the Workshop Meeting held April 25, 1979, were examined.
Motion by Adm. Farrin, second by Mr. Myers, to approve the minutes as pre-
sented. All aye votes.
NEW BUSINESS
Chairman Boscove noted in the absence of Mr. Francis Hamzik, Building
Official, the continuing discussion on proposed zoning amendments and the
examination of site plans scheduled would not be held. Chairman Boscove
•advised the Commission would examine proposal to be made by Mr. Charles
Toth, Descan Architects, for Lot #4 and #5, East of AlA, owned by Mr. C.
Milani. Mr. Attila Hollohazy, architect, was in audience. Mr. Toth noted
that the property tapered and the coastal construction line is within con-
siderably more than the usual fifty (50) feet. The request is for a special
exception based on the length.
Chairman Boscove noted receipt of a letter dated May 9, 1979, from Building
Official Francis Hamzik, relative to Lots #4 and #5 East, RML-2, suggesting
the Planning Commission consider a change of zoning for the property in
question. Attachment "B". Chairman Boscove noted this action would in-
clude an amendment to the current zoning and would take some time to complete.
Chairman Boscove also advised that the developers were proposing a multi
tier building with the thought in mind that the Planning Commission might
suggest an average height to permit the developer to measure the setbacks.
Mr. Toth noted the last apartment on the south side of the proposed
structure presents a problem since it will be located approximately 80 feet
from the property line, in lieu of the 90 feet required.
The preliminary examination of the proposed structure included parking
facilities and setback requirements.
• Members of the Planning Commission present agreed to recommend inclusion
of Sec. 4.4(e) (16) RMM, reading as follows
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MINUTES: PLANNING COMMISSION/LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY REGULAR MEETING.
MAY 9, 1979. ZONING CHANGES..DESCAN, INC LOTS #4 AND #4
EAST. TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH FLORIDA.
• "Lots in this district whose width exceed their depth are of an unusual
configuration. The Planning Commission shall work with the builder in
determining the placement of a building or buildings on the lot(s) to insure
the best possible use of the property. The Town Commission, as a special
exception, may permit deviation from the width and length requirements
(11) and (12) above. All other requirements must be met." Recommendation
to include this paragraph in RML-2 and RMH Districts will be made at the
zoning change meeting of the Planning Commission.
Chairman Boscove advised Mr. Toth and Mr. Hollohazy that no action can be
taken on a request for change for Lots #4 and #5 East, until such time as
a zoning ordinance change has been affected.
ADJOURNMENT
The Planning Commission will meet at a Workshop Meeting on Wednesday,
June 6, 1979, at 7:30 p.m., to continue discussion of zoning change
recommendations.
A Public Hearing has been called for Wednesday, June 13, 1979, at 7:00 p.m.,
to consider request for approval of changes in plans for the Boca Hi, Inc.,
RPUD, as it relates to Buildings "B" and "C", and Townhouses.
IsThe next regular meeting of the Planning Commission is scheduled for
Wednesday, June 13, 1979, immediately following the conclusion of the
public hearing.
The meetin as adjourned at 10:35 p.m.
APPROVED: LacZn===1 � 14�T"
sep A. Boscove, Chairman Nicholas M Johns n,vice Cha
a es M. Farrin, Secretary Ro ert B. Myers
Charles B. Blankenship
Lucille S. Miller
Recording Secretary
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