ITEM NO. 10: B-3 TO PCD-2; 11.5587 ACRES; NORTH OF CLINTON PARKWAY AND EAST OF K-10 HIGHWAY (SLD)
Z-02-06-04: A request to rezone a tract of land approximately 11.5587 acres from B-3 (Limited Business) District to PCD-2 (Planned Commercial Development) District (with conditions). The property is generally described as being located north of Clinton Parkway and east of K-10 Highway (SLT). Initiated by the Planning Commission at their January meeting. Yankee Tank Investors, Yankee Tank Investors, L.C., and Alvamar, Inc., are the property owners of record.
STAFF PRESENTATION
Ms. Day introduced the Item, a rezoning initiated by the Planning Commission in response to a previous request for conventional C-5 zoning. The Planned Unit Development would allow additional control over the uses and design of the subject area. The property owner has development plans underway but has nothing to submit for consideration at this time.
The property owner indicated no opposition to the proposed zoning or Staff’s recommended use restrictions.
PROPERTY OWNER PRESENTATION
Mike Keeney spoke on behalf of the property owner, asking the commission to forgo the usual requirement for concurrent submission of a development plan with a request for PCD zoning. Deferral at this time would negatively impact purchase contracts currently under way.
It was clarified that the property owner had worked with Staff to create the proposed list of use restrictions.
PUBLIC HEARING
No member of the public spoke on this Item.
CLOSING COMMENTS
There were no closing comments from the applicant or Staff.
COMMISSION DISCUSSION
It was suggested an exception could be made regarding the policy of concurrent submission because the PCD zoning was, in this case, initiated by the Commission and the property owner was accommodating the City by creating a development plan to match.
ACTION TAKEN
Motioned by Comm. Schenewerk, seconded by Comm. Schachter to approve the rezoning of 11.5587 acres from B-3 to PCD-2 and forwarding it to the City Commission with a recommendation for approval, based on the findings of fact presented in the body of the Staff Report and subject to the attached use restrictions:
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USE GROUP 7. COMMUNITY FACILITIES & UTILITIES-RESIDENTIAL as set forth in Section 20-610.8, subject to "Special Conditions" reference set forth therein. |
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USE GROUP 8. TEMPORARY USES as set forth in Section 20-610.9, subject to "Special Conditions" reference set forth therein. |
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USE GROUP 9. PROFESSIONAL OFFICES as set forth in Section 20-610.10, subject to "Special Conditions" reference set forth therein. |
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USE GROUP 11. INNER NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL USES. These uses are limited in development, intensity and traffic-generating capacity to uses which are compatible with established residential neighborhoods. 1. Bicycle sales, rental or repair Book store, new or used Dry cleaning outlet store Food store, not including 24 hr. convenience store Hair care establishment Laundry, self-serve Professional Offices (excluding medical and veterinarian offices and clinics) Quick copy center Restaurant, not including one with drive-up facilities or service to automobiles Retail bakery Reverse vending machines (recycling) Shoe repair service Small collection facilities (recycling) Studio for professional work or for teaching of any form of fine arts i.e. photography, music, dancing, drama, etc. 2. Accessory Uses |
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USE GROUP 12. RETAIL STORES - PERSONAL SERVICES. Certain types of retail stores and service establishments which: (a) Provide for a wide variety of local consumer and transient needs, and (b) Have a small service area and are, therefore, not distributed widely throughout the city. (1) Retail Stores and Service Establishments Altering, pressing, repairing of wearing apparel Antique sales Appliance, furniture, home furnishings, sales, rental repair Art supply sales Automobile service stations Bank, savings & loan and trust company Barber or beauty shop Bicycle sales, rental, repair Book sales
Camera or photographic supply sales Clothing sales Club or lodge, whose chief activity is carried on as a business Computer store; sales, service and equipment Confectionery store
Drug store Dry cleaning Eating place, enclosed, without dancing or entertainment and not providing service in automobiles Florist shop and greenhouse Food convenience store, including gasoline sales and single-bay auto wash (Ord. 6205) Food store, including retail bakery Furrier shop, including storage of furs Garden supply sales Gift, novelty, souvenir sales
Hat blocking and repair Hobby supply sales Ice vending machine Interior decorating shop Jewelry sales and repair Laundry pick-up station Laundry, self-service only Licensed premises Liquor, wine and beer sales, for consumption off the premises Loan office Locksmith, key shop Mail order agency Music, musical instrument and phonographic record sales Newsstand
Optical goods, sales Orthopedic or medical appliance sales Paint and wall paper sales
Photographic processing Photographic studio Post Office Quick copy or duplicating center
Reading room Sewing machine sales and repair Shoe repair and sales Sporting goods sales Surgical and dental supply sales
Video store, sale or rental of video equipment, movies and games parlor 2. Similar Uses Other uses which (1) are similar to the listed uses in function, traffic- generating capacity, and effects on other land uses, and (2) are not included in any other use group. 3. Accessory Uses |
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USE GROUP 13. AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES; RETAIL SALES; OTHER. Primarily automotive service establishments and accessory uses, including consumer and non-consumer retail goods and services not appropriate for the neighborhood shopping district, including certain goods and services for agricultural, industrial, commercial, or institutional use. 1. Automotive Services and Retail Sales
Ambulance service
Auction room auctioneer
Automobile parts store; tires & accessories Automobile repair and services
Automobile service station Barber and beauty equipment sales
Blueprinting and similar reproduction processes
Bus passenger station Business machine rental, repair, sales Car or truck wash Carnival or circus
Caterer Eating establishment, enclosed, with dancing or entertainment Eating establishment, providing only drive-up service or no seating facilities Exterminator, pest Food convenience store, including gasoline sales
Free standing automated banking or dispensing facility
Garage or parking for common or public utility vehicles Glass sales and cutting shop
Home improvement center Hotel
Leather goods, sales and repair Linen supply, diaper service, uniform supply
Media Store (Ord. 7226)
Motel
Office equipment and supplies, sales and service, rental and repair Pet shop Photostatting Plumbing fixture sales Quick copy or duplicating center Recording studio School, commercial or trade, when not involving any danger of fire or explosion, nor of offensive odor, noise, dust, glare, heat, vibration or other objectionable factors Secretarial service
Studio for professional work or for the teaching of any form of fine arts, photography, music, drama, etc.
Taxidermist Telephone answering service
2. Similar Uses Other business services which (1) are similar to the listed uses in function, traffic-generating capacity, and effects upon other land uses, and (2) are not included in any other use group.
Baked goods, candy, delicatessen, and ice cream, all for retail sales on the premises only Clothing: custom manufacturing or altering for retail, including custom dressmaking, millinery, or tailoring 4. Accessory Uses |
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USE GROUP 15. AMUSEMENT, RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES. Uses similar in nature and traffic-generating capacities that appeal to large groups of people or that provide uses with high density (people to space) ratios whose primary intent is one of amusement or recreational pursuits or cultural enrichment. 1. Indoor Recreational Amusement or Cultural Facilities Athletic club Auditorium
Game arcade, including video games Physical culture center and health services, including spas, gymnasiums, reducing salons, masseur/masseuse, or hot tubs
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4. Accessory Uses Uses which meet the requirements of the definition of accessory uses, Sections 20-2002(2) and 20-2002(3). |
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THIS USE GROUP IS NOT PERMITTED IN PCD-2 DISTRICT
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Motion carried unanimously, 9-0.