CITY OF POOLER
PLANNING AND ZONING
FEBRUARY 22,1999
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board
was held on Monday.
February 22, 1999 at 6 p.m. Members present were: Joe Harmon,
Holly Young, Larry Olliff
and Don Taylor. Zoning Administrator Jackie Carver, City Planner
Tim Inglis and Councilman
Jim Poteet were also present. Don Taylor called the meeting to
order at 6 p.m.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved upon a motion
made by Holly Young and seconded by Larry Olliff.
Chairman Don Taylor introduced Billie Tyler as a Planning and
Zoning alternate and administered the Oath of Office.
1. Aaron WaIkers request for a zoning map amendment on Sheftall
Road from C-2 to I-2.
This item was tabled from
the last meeting to give the petitioner more time to review access
possibilities. Mr. Walker, the petitioner, explained he had talked with Ron
Stephens on Friday at which time he stated he had talked with someone from the
city about the right-or-way problem. The board was unaware of this conversation
and advised Mr. Walker to withdraw his request until the right-of-way issue is
resolved. Councilman Poteet further explained to Mr. Walker that if the board
denies the rezoning and council concurs, he would have to wait six months to reapply.
Therefore, Mr. Walker agreed it was in his best interest to withdraw the
rezoning request. The board concurred.
2. Public Hearing on Margaret Stokes request for a “medical
hardship variance” to place a manufactured home behind their residence at 705
West Highway 80
Margaret and Preston Stokes were present to answer any questions
the board may have regarding their request. If the “Hardship Variance" is
granted Mr. & Mrs. Stokes understand the manufactured home would have to be
removed if they no longer reside at this property or Mr. Stokes condition
improves whereas the need for additional help is no longer needed. A motion was
made by Holly Young to approve the "Medical Hardship Variance'. Motion was
seconded by Joe Harmon and passed without opposition.
3. Public
Hearing on Blue Circle Materials petition for a “Conditional Use” to operate a
concrete batch plant in an I-2 (Heavy Industrial) Zone.
Jay Maupin of FMC
Engineering lnc. presented the site plan to the board. Mr. Maupin explained the
location along Pine Barren Road was chosen because of the proximity of the
Seaboard Railroad. Joe Harmon made a motion to approve the 'conditional use
request" subject to the plant location being a minimum of 200 feet from
adjoining property lines and must be in conformance with all applicable rules
and regulations administered by the Environmental Protection Division. Motion
was seconded by Larry Olliff and passed without opposition.
4. Red Roof Inn Conceptual Site Plan. Barry Jenkins of Thomas &
Hutton Engineering Co
presented the conceptual site plan to the hoard for their review.
The property is being developed by the Seimens Group of Boca Raton, Florida.
The proposed Red Roof inn is to be a three (3)-story hotel with 05 rooms constructed on a five (5) acre parcel
in Mill Creek Village. Mr. Jenkins stated the developer is not allowing
overnight campers, R.V's and semi-tractor trailers. With no further comments, a
motion to approve the conceptual site plan for the Red Roof Inn was made by
Larry Olliff and seconded by Joe Harmon. Motion passed without opposition.
5. Garden Acres, Phases
XI, XII and XIII Preliminary Construction Review
Terry Coleman of EMC Engineering Services, Inc. was present
to answer any questions on the preliminary construction plans. Mr. Coleman
stated all of Bill Nicholson's comments have been addressed. Mr. Nicholson of
HGBD has not reviewed the revised construction plans. Mr. Robert Anderson, an
adjacent property owner to the south of this proposed subdivision expressed
concern about this development closing off Skinner Road which is his only
access. Mr. Anderson had hoped he could negotiate with Mr. Tuten an access
through his development. A motion was made by Holly Young to table this item to
give Mr. Donny Tuten and Mr. Robert Anderson an opportunity to come to an
agreement regarding access. Motion was seconded by Joe Harmon and passed
without opposition
There being no further business to come before the board, a motion
of adjournment was made by Joe Harmon and seconded by Larry Olliff Mot ion
passed.
Respectfully submitted.
Jackie Carver
Zoning Administrator