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04-02-1971 Regular MeetingA meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission was held in the
Kiwanis Room of Jenkins Auditorium on Friday, April 2nd. The
meeting was called to order at 7:40 P. M. by Uice Chairman Oakley
Seaver with the following members present: Mesdames Allbright
and Thomas and Messrs. Henry Czech, James Porter, Horace Lovelady,
Sam Bratton and James Montgomery, Sr. Others present were
City Manager Hopkins, City Controller Fleming and Mrs. ~~. Dollar,
Secretary.
Vice Chairman Seaver stated the first order of business was the
election of a Chairman and Vice Chairman for the ensuing year and
that nominations were in order.
Mr. Porter nominated Mr. Seaver, who declined. Mrs. Thomas
nominated Mr. Henry Czech. There being no other nominations,
it was moved by Mrs. Allbright, seconded by Mr. Montgomery, and
carried, that Mr. Henry Czech be elected to the office of
Chairman of the Commission. Mr. Lovelady nominated Mr. ©akley
Seaver as Vice Chairman. The nomination was seconded by Mr.
Bratton. There were no other nominations and the Clerk was
instructed to cast a unanimous ballot for f~1r. Seaver as
Vice Chairman of the Commission.
City Manager Hopkins stated that his purpose in calling this
meeting this evening was to activate the commission and set a time
and place for regular meetings and consider calling upon the
Lake County Planning Department to make available the services
of one of their planners to work with the City's Commission. The
Commission was in agreement with the Manager's recommendation
and set future meetings to be held on the first Tuesday of each
month in the Council Chambers, with the first meeting on
flay 4th. The City Manager was requested to invite the City
Council members to attend this meeting and also make arrangements
with the County to have a representative present.
In light of the impact that Disney World and the sewer project
will have on Clermont, particularly in reference to multiple dwell-
ings, considerable discussion was held on the means to be taken to
review the city's zoning ordinance with a view to updating the
ordinance; make comparisons with other cities' ordinances and
and take full advantage of the professional services offered
by the County, as well as other services available.
City Manager Hopkins gave a brief resume of the status of the
sewer construction project.
Motion was made by P~lr. Porter, seconded by Mr. Lovelady, and
carried, that the meeting be adjourned.
Mrs. M. Dollar, Secretary
Henr Czech, Chairman