02-21-78 v MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE ATLANTIC
BEACH ADVISORY PLANNING BOARD HELD AT
THE CITY HALL ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21,
1978, AT 7:30 P.M.
PRESENT: John F. Andresen, Chairman
Harold E. Mullins
Dick Rigsbee
Catherine G. Van Ness, Commissioner
AND: Paul R. Steckla, Acting City Manager
ABSENT: Donna Ross
Chairman Andresen called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M.
The Chairman explained that the purpose of the meeting was to consider
Mr. A. L. Outlaw's request to construct, under the PUD Ordinance, an
office building, a storage/maintenance building, and a pet cemetery,
with the latter being contiguous to the existing cemetery at Main Street
and Levy Road.
Chairman Andresen called upon the applicant to present details concerning
the office building. The latter described the structure in some detail
and answered several questions about the purpose and architecture of the
building.
The Board next considered the storage/maintance building. Mr. Outlaw
pointed out the location of the building on the plans and stated that it
would be towards the rear of the property and that it would not detract
from the surrounding area. Several Board members asked questions which
Mr. Outlaw answered to their satisfaction.
The pet cemetery was the next order of business and again Mr. Outlaw
pointed out the location on the plans and added that the cemetery would
comprise a small animal cemetery and a large animal cemetery. Commissioner
Van Ness asked Mr. Outlaw if there were any statutory requirements which
would affect the location of the pet cemetery inasmuch as it was contiguous
to the large existing cemetery. Mr. Outlaw explained that he had had his
attorney research the matter and that the Florida Statutes did not contain
any provision for pet cemeteries.
After a brief discussion of the three facilities, the question of a trailer
which is to be utilized for a security guard was brought up. Board members
agreed with Mr. Outlaw that the trailer was a necessary adjunct to the
other facilities. In this connection, Mr. Outlaw pointed out that the
trailer would be relocated from time to time as the project expanded.
After a brief discussion concerning the entire application, the Chairman
called for motions. Mr. Rigsbee moved that the office building, the
storage/maintenance building, the pet cemetery, and the security trailer
be approved. Mr. Mullins made a second to the motion. The Chairman
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called for a vote and the Board unanimously agreed to recommend approval
of the application to the City Commission.
There being no further business to be discussed, Chairman Andresen
declared the meeting adjourned.
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