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April 10, 2007 - City of Melbourne, Florida

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CITY OF MELBOURNE, FLORIDA<br />

MINUTES – REGULAR MEETING BEFORE CITY COUNCIL<br />

APRIL <strong>10</strong>, <strong>2007</strong><br />

Jake Wise, applicant, explained that this project was approved through <strong>City</strong> Council with<br />

a plat and multiple site plans. It includes commercial frontage, over 1,000 linear feet,<br />

along Eau Gallie Boulevard and 204 residential units behind it. Through the master<br />

planning process, they split up with multiple property owners the commercial portion into<br />

three main lots with a parent tract. They master planned the entire development<br />

identifying one single entrance onto Eau Gallie Boulevard. This was done so seven to <strong>10</strong><br />

lots would not be seeking a driveway connection and access to Eau Gallie Boulevard.<br />

The master plan provides for shared parking, landscaping, site lighting, irrigation,<br />

common architecture, etc.<br />

Continuing, Mr. Wise said this is located on a scenic corridor. His personal <strong>of</strong>fice is on<br />

this property. They purchased and built on this property without realizing they do not<br />

meet <strong>City</strong> Code requirements with respect to lot size. Mr. Wise stated that they would<br />

like to continue to operate the entire site as it has been master planned with limited<br />

access onto the public right-<strong>of</strong>-way.<br />

Michael Brutz, 2351 West Eau Gallie Boulevard, and Scott Krasny, representing Halifax<br />

Properties, LLC, were present and available for questions.<br />

Mayor Goode closed the public hearing. There were no disclosures by Council.<br />

Moved by Palmer/Corby for approval <strong>of</strong> the subdivision variance based on the findings<br />

and conditions contained in the Planning and Zoning Board memorandum.<br />

Mrs. Palmer stated that she doesn’t like the way this happened; however, it is an<br />

attractive development, it has added to that corridor, and she appreciates the limited<br />

access.<br />

The question was called. Motion carried unanimously.<br />

The next three items were considered together:<br />

25. ORDINANCE NO. <strong>2007</strong>-22 (ANNEXATION AREA A): (First Reading/Public Hearing) An<br />

ordinance calling for a special election for an annexation referendum, as authorized by<br />

Special Act, for property located north and south <strong>of</strong> Aurora Road, east <strong>of</strong> Wickham Road<br />

and west <strong>of</strong> Croton Road.<br />

26. ORDINANCE NO. <strong>2007</strong>-23 (ANNEXATION AREA B): (First Reading/Public Hearing) An<br />

ordinance calling for a special election for an annexation referendum, as authorized by<br />

Special Act, for property located north and south <strong>of</strong> Aurora Road, east <strong>of</strong> Wickham Road<br />

and west <strong>of</strong> Croton Road.<br />

27. ORDINANCE NO. <strong>2007</strong>-24 (ANNEXATION AREA C): (First Reading/Public Hearing) An<br />

ordinance calling for a special election for an annexation referendum, as authorized by<br />

Chapter 171, <strong>Florida</strong> Statutes, for property located north <strong>of</strong> Aurora Road on Helen Street,<br />

Lewis Street, Thomas Drive and Linda Lane.<br />

Page 28 <strong>of</strong> 35

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