A
regularly scheduled meeting of the
Pooler Planning and Zoning Commission
was held on Monday, December 22, 2003 at
6 p.m. Members present were: Wilson
Roberts, Larry Olliff, Charles Archer,
Tim Lovezzola, Debbie Ryan Watts, Dennis
Jones and Don Taylor. Zoning
Administrator Jackie Carver, City
Planner Robbie Byrd and Councilwoman
Billie Tyler were also in attendance.
Chairman Debbie Ryan Watts called the
meeting to order at 6:15 p.m.
The
minutes of the previous meeting were
approved as printed upon a motion made
by Tim Lovezzola, seconded by Charles
Archer and passed with no opposition.
NEW BUSINESS:
1.
Danny
Sikes’ request to subdivide 1.84 acres
into lots A and B on South Rogers
Street. Danny Sikes
presented this request to the board for
their review and recommendation. The
lots have frontage on south Rogers
Street and meet the requirements for a
minor subdivision. With no public
comment, Wilson Roberts made a motion to
approve the subdividing of a 1.84-acre
tract on South Rogers Street into lots
A and B. Motion was seconded by Don
Taylor and passed without opposition.
2.
Review
of revised site plan/landscape plan for
Alan Usher’s Office and rental yard at
1399 East Highway 80.
Alan Usher presented a more detailed
site plan to the board
for their review and recommendation.
Mr. Usher plans to renovate the existing
residence to an office and use the rear
for a storage yard. The lot is zoned
Light Industrial as well as the adjacent
lots on each side. With no public
comment, Larry Olliff made a motion to
approve Alan Usher’s site plan for an
office and rental yard. Motion was
seconded by Charles Archer and passed
without opposition. Regarding the
landscape plan, Dennis Jones questioned
the replacement of trees required if Mr.
Usher removes two 26” Pecan Trees.
Following some discussion, Charles
Archer made a motion to approve the
landscape plan with the recommendation
that the board review the City of
Pooler’s Tree Ordinance after the first
of the year. Motion was seconded by
Wilson Roberts and passed without
opposition.
3.
Review
of landsape plan for Newell Metts
property on Pine Barren Road for The
Sadler Group.
Steve Canady has purchased the Mett’s
property on Pine Barren Road.
He plans to renovate the old home into
an office. The board questioned whether
the plan is a landscape plan or a tree
harvest plan. Mrs. Carver explained
that Mr. Canady is applying for a Land
Disturbing Activity Permit and the plan
shows the board whether he is meeting
the tree ordinance. Following some
discussion, Wilson Roberts made a motion
to approve the tree harvest plan because
it meets the requirements of the tree
ordinance. Motion was seconded by Larry
Olliff and passed without
opposition.
There
being no further business to come before
the board, a motion of adjournment was
made by Tim Lovezzola and seconded by
Charles Archer.