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10-20-65 v MINUTES REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF ADVISORY PLANNING BOARD FOR THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLA. OCTOBER 20, 1965 The regular monthly meeting of the Atlantic Beach Advisory Planning Board was held at the City Hall at 7 :30 P.M. on Wednesday, October 20, 1965. Present: Mabel Marvin, D. H. Stynchcomb , A. J . Craig and Alan Potter. DONNELL COMMERCIAL BUILDING, ROYAL PALM SHOPPING CENTER Preliminary plans were presented by Mr . Bill Donnell for a com- mercial building to house several service type businesses to be constructed immediately behind the existing Esso Station at Royal Palm Drive. The proposed building and its use comes within the requirements of the existing Business "B" Zoning. It is the recommendation of the Planning Board that favorable consideration be given to the proposed building subject to the following re- quirements: 1. Complete plans and specifications for the structure , paving, drainage, and adequate garbage storage facilities be provided. 2. Garbage storage facilities shall be provided within twenty feet (20' ) of City truck access , and be obscured by a suitable screen wall since garbage cannot be stored behind the proposed building. 3. A minimum paved fire passage of at least three feet (3 ' ) in width be provided between the back of the building and the Esso property line. All present were in favor of this recommendation. ADVISORY PLANNING BOARD MEETING Page -2- October 20, 1965 PROPOSED ACCESS STREET It was proposed by Mr. Craig and is recommended by the Planning Board that the City investigate the feasibility of acquiring a strip of land from Sailfish Drive Easterly to the intersection of Belvedere and Sturdevant Streets . Acquisition of this land and paving of the street would provide an access to the shopping center from Seminole Road to Sailfish Drive without the necessity of traveling on Atlantic Blvd. All present were in favor of this recommendation. SIGN ORDINANCE It is recommended that the Sign Ordinance previously submitted and printed be introduced and passed with the least amount of time delay. All present were in favor of this recommendation. Meeting adjourned. 1.1411 Respectfully submitted by A. W. Potter