HomeMy WebLinkAbout006 01 72PIAR~iNG & ZONING MINUTES
Minutes of the meeting of the Planning ~nd Zoning Commission held in the city
municipal building June 1, 1972.
Meeting called to order at 8:1.0 o'clock by Chairman Del Petei:s.
Present: Chairman Del Peters, Commission members Wilbur Beall, Jack Menard,
Larry t:ilawlins, James branson, Allen Martin and Marie ~obello,Deputy Clerk.
Minutes of May 4 meeting read and subject to one change. ~. Beall stated that
round house owned by John T. Harrison was located on Scott Street not Hawthorne Rd.
Minutes read and approved as read.
G~ENHOUSE- Mr. I~ay Echols 5027 Sorrell Drive recuested a variance to operate a
greenhouse business consisting of raising ho~se plants and d~ing
most of his business with the commerical greenhouses.
Chairman Pete~s asked for anyone opposing the business to voice their
opinion. None was heard.
Commission Member Beall mentioned that there were three conm~erical
business operating on Sorrell Dr. at the present time and could see
no objection.
Branson ~ssid~ if business should enlarge the commission would take
the matter under considerat.~on again.
Menard asked about the parking situation, an~ ~ir. Echols stated if
business was enlarged he had one acre of land that could be used for
that purpose.
Beall made a motion the variance on the greenhouse, business of
selling house plants at ~. Echols house be recomended for an in-
formal term of one year. It was seconded by Commission member
Larry Rawlins, voted on by unanimous.
TRAILER-
Mike Bunce stated that he o~ns ten acres on South Hayfiel~ airport and
would like to pu~ a trailer,~lO~b 46'~on
y it. The matte~ was discussed
by the commission and was decided that ~r. Bunce should apDly for a variance;
(public hearing)and then a special meeting be set up at another date,
approximately fifteen days after public notice is published.
Trailers on Property illegalily- Menard stated that a trailer owned by Don Hammond
was parked on Hi~R~£or over a month and stated ~r. Hammond should be
cited.
Chairman Peters read letter to ~r. Valenty from the ~yor denying him
permission to put a trailer on his property, saying he was going against
city ordinance No. 5&.
FAP~ LIVESTONE O~DINANCE- An ordinance was presented to the Commission by James
Branson concerning livestock in the city. it was read by Chairman
Del Peters and discussed by the other members with some chan~es made.
The members agreed that the most important problem was the sanitation
situation, also controlling of dust in the pen areas. There was also
a unanimous decision to do away with all ~igs~in the city. It ~as also
stated that a minimum standand requirements for chickens, including all
fowl be added to the ordiance and that all ~owl be enclosed in pens.
Also a change mas adaed to Section 4 stating all stables must be not less
than 20 ft. from any human inhibited structure. In Section 6 the length
of time was changed from 6 months to one year to permit livestock to be
removed from areas not zoned. Also it was decided a chonge in the ordinance
to read one or two animals on one half acre rather than a third acre.
Menard stated that the ordinance should state General Comme~ical Live=
stock heading. The o~dinance will be presented to the city council to
be reviewed. The Commission will review all changes made at the next meeting.
Meeting adjQurned at 9;20 p.m.
Drawing of lots were held after the meeting with following ~s~lts.
Two year terms drawn by: Wilbuz' Beall and Larry Rawlins
Four year terms drawn by: Allen Martin, Del Peters and James B~anson
Two year term which will be call for rea~pointment was dIawn by kodney Parrish.
Chairman