1999-1209 Regular City Commission Meeting

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garage to setback 3.67 ft (20 ft. required) from the interior side (south) property line. 5. Non Use Variance of Zoning Regulations to permit a 20 ft wide view corridor (25 ft required). 6. Non Use Variance of Zoning Regulations to permit the minimum floor area for dwelling units varying from 556 sq ft to 613 sq ft (750 sq ft minimum required). 7. Non Use Variance of Parking Regulations to permit 250 parking spaces (304 parking spaces required). 8. Non Use Variance of Parking Regulations to permit 70 parking spaces to be tandem (non permitted). Protests 0 Waivers 0 Ex-Parte 0 ACTION: Mayor Samson read a statement regarding procedure and decorum. City Clerk Brown-Morilla read the applicant's name, hearing number, and location. The City Clerk administered the oath to the witnesses for the Zoning hearings,and City Attorney Dannheisser read a disclaimer for the Zoning hearings. City Clerk Brown-Morilla asked if there had been any ex-parte communications and none were disclosed. Jeffrey Bercow asked to have the public hearing heard after Agenda item 8-C, so that, if it were adopted the new ordinance would apply. City Clerk Brown-Morilla said that the new ordinance, even if adopted, would not become effective until 10 days after adoption. Commissioner Kauffrnan moved and Commissioner Iglesias seconded a motion to hear the zoning application after item 8-C. The motion was approved by a voice vote of 5-0. Public Speakers: Jeffrey Bercow, Esq., representative of the applicant; Kobi Karp; Steve Nostrand [he submitted several documents into evidence]; Zoning and Code Administrator Jorge Vera; Community Planning and Development Director Marla Dumas; Kathleen Kennedy, Gerry Goodman; Bill Lone Zoning and Code Administrator Jorge Vera read from his report. Community Planning and Development Director Dumas suggested reducing the FAR to 3.8,granting a variance to allow the garage as not counting, subject to the submission of plans, subject to valet parking 24 hours, beach access and other staff conditions. Jorge Vera said an FAR of 3.8 would be compatible with neighboring property. Commissioner Iglesias moved, and Commissioner Turetsky seconded a motion to approve the application with City staff conditions and reducing the FAR to 3.8. The motion to approve was approved as Resolution No. 99-Z-39, by a roll call vote of 5-0. Vote: Commissioner Iglesias Les Commissioner Kauffman y Commissioner Turetsky }_es Summary Minutes of the December 9, 1999, Regular City Commission Meeting - Page 3 of 14