Motion was seconded by Commissioner Winn and passed without opposition. Preliminary construction plan/landscape plan review of Pooler Business Development Park on east Highway 80. CITY OF POOLER Site plan/landscape plan review for Jones Medical Equipment at 210 Grand Central Boulevard. Jeff Halliburton of Thomas & Hutton Engineering Company presented a brief summary of the amendment # 4 of the Jabot .PUD Master Plan to the board for their review and recommendation. Parking requirements will be addressed during the site plan submittal. Mr. Kraft has also run a model for a 25 year storm and the lagoons are adequate to handle the water for a 25 year storm. Site Plan/Landscape Plan review for Child Care Network expansion at 106 Westside Blvd. ft. shopping center to be located on the corner of Godley Station Boulevard and Nancy Hanks Way. Motion was seconded by Elinor Minshew and passed without opposition. Final plat review of Parcel 5A Godley Station located in the southwest quadrant of Godley Station Blvd. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Buckstine and passed without opposition. In response, he stated the easements have not been signed but they realize certificate of occupancies can not be issued until this is addressed. Final Plat Review for subdividing Lot 1 of the Westside Business Park into 7 lots.Chad Zittrouer from Kern-Coleman & Company presented the final plat to the board for their review and recommendation. Motion was seconded by Mary Louise Lanier and passed without opposition. Motion was seconded by Commissioner White and passed without opposition. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as printed upon a motion by Commissioner Simmons, seconded by Commissioner Buckstine, with no opposition. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as printed upon a motion by Commissioner Winn seconded by Commissioner Brown with no opposition. Present were Commissioners Ashley Brown, Wade Simmons, Hugh Elton, John Winn, Ernie Buckstine and Robert Wellmaker. : Flooding is possible, tune in to NOAA Weather Radio, commercial radio, or television for information. 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PLANNING AND ZONING MINUTES Prior to submitting a recombination plat, Mr. Pace would like to have the citys approval of the proposed sketch plan. They would like to be in the same vicinity because they participate in many joint activities. Lamar Mercer, with Thomas & Hutton Engineering, on behalf of 929, Properties, LLC, presented the amendment to the Board for their review and recommendation. Following some discussion, Commissioner Buckstine made a motion to recommend approval of the site plan, contingent upon the engineering comments being addressed prior to the site plan being submitted to Council for approval. The board received a letter stating how the engineers comments were addressed. Ryan Thompson of Thomas & Hutton Engineering Company presented amendment # 11 to the Savannah Quarters Master Plan along with development standards to the board for their review and recommendation. Clarence McNeil, an adjacent property owner, expressed his concerns about the foundation of his home being disturbed by construction of this project. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as printed upon a motion by Commissioner Buckstine, seconded by Commissioner Wellmaker, with no opposition. Following some discussion, a motion was made by Commissioner Jeffcoat to recommend approval of the final plat for Davenport II, Phase B. The intent is to construct 20,200 sq. Mr. Cronk gave a brief overview of the overall development containing proposed retail space and restaurants. This will be an 8-lot commercial subdivision that will be marketed for restaurant, office and retail use. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Revenew and passed without opposition. There was no dumpster on the site plan and Wilson Roberts had some questions about the landscape plan. Commissioner Buckstine questioned the location of the cemetery access, wherein Mr. Coleman replied that the access is currently on Wildcat Dam Road. The signs are proposed on the south, west and north elevations of the building. Mr. Fell stated the Cliftons have no plans at this time to develop this tract. With no other comments, Tim Lovezzola made a motion to approve the landscape plan for Harmony Townes Development. The board asked Mrs. Rewis to provide the city with a copy of her deed (with metes and bounds) when she purchased the property and further consideration would be given to her request. Motion was seconded by Commissioner White and passed without opposition. ft. warehouse located at 200 Nordic Drive, Building Height Variance for Extended Stay America Hotel at 500 Outlet Parkway South, Site Plan/Landscape Plan review for a Chevron & Retail Center at 221 Tanger Outlets Boulevard, Final Plat review of Lot 271 and Lot 299, Davenport II, Phase C, Posting of Performance Bond/Major Subdivision Plat review of a 46.46 acre portion of Tract 12, Southwest Quadrant of Savannah Quarters, creating Parcels A, A1, A2, B, B1, a lift station and a 60 right-of-way for Easthaven Boulevard, Building Height Variance for a proposed warehouse on Wildcat Dam Road, Zoning Text Amendment to provide permit fees within the Main Street Overlay District, Site Plan/Landscape Plan review for Office/Daycare Center on Nancy Hanks Way, Site Plan/Landscape Plan review for Extended Stay America Hotel at 500 Outlet Parkway South, Preliminary construction plan/tree ordinance compliance review for Drayton Park Subdivision, Site Plan review for an addition at Parkers on Dean Forest Road, Zoning Map Amendment for 5230 Old Louisville Road from RA-1 to I-1, Conditional Use request for Mo Bay Island Cuisine Restaurant, Recombination/Minor Subdivision Plat review for Darrel Hutcheson, Preliminary Construction Plan/Tree Ordinance Compliance for Whitaker Park Subdivision, Proposed amendment to the Sign Ordinance regarding the definition of Planned Center and Project Entrance Sign, Side Yard Setback Variance at 101 Tanzania Trail, Zoning Map Amendment of Parcel 1, Pine Meadow Drive from R-A to I-1, Zoning Map Amendment of a 12.63 acre portion of Parcel-E, The Morgan Tract, from PUD Commercial to PUD Multi-family, Zoning Map Amendment of a 181.43 acre portion of the Ryals Tract and Parcel E, The Tuten Tract, from R-1C and MH-3 to C-2 and R-3C, Amendment to the Savannah Quarters, Phase 4 PUD Master Plan and Development Standards, Posting of a Maintenance Bond/Final Plat review for Davenport, Phase 3, Site Plan/Landscape Plan review for The Shops at Westbrook on Pooler Parkway, Zoning Map Amendment of 22.94 acres at the end of Towne Center Drive, from PUD Commercial/Retail to PUD Multi-Family, Zoning Map Amendment of 4.18 acres on E. Highway 80 from C-2 to I-1, Revised landscape plan for Triple B Trail Warehouse, Final Plat review for Davenport II, Phase D, Final Plat review for Westbrook, Phase 6D, Site Plan/Landscape Plan review for JCB Fulfillment Center. The dumpster pad was relocated to an acceptable site and a copy of the agreement between Mr. Peacock and the owner of Video Warehouse was submitted to the board. Front Yard Building Setback Variance at 103 Bramswell Road: Sign Height Variance for Pooler Parkway of Georgia (mixed use development on Pooler Parkway): Posting of Performance Bond/Final Plat review for Clubhouse Residential, Phase 1: Posting of Performance Bond/Final Plat review for Hunt Club, Phase 8: Site Plan/Landscape Plan review for Lot 1, 100 Distribution Drive: Site Development Plan/Landscape Plan review for Memorial Blvd. Applicable legislation and governance in Romania - DLA Piper REALWORLD After review of the landscape plan, Commissioner Buckstine made a motion to approve. Zoning map amendment of Parcel 1, Pine Meadow Drive from R-A to I-1. Jay Maupin, of Maupin Engineering, on behalf of Sawyer Enterprises, Inc., presented a conditional use request to allow construction of a four-story, 25,000 sq. PUD Review Commissioner Buckstine stated that a recombination of the lots and moving a lot line was required. Commissioner Simmons asked that the street name be changed between Phase 1 and Phase 2 for safety issues. Councilwoman Rebecca Benton asked that one of the Alderman signatures be changed to Alderwoman. Site Plan/Landscape Plan review for NTW (National Tire Wholesale) at 2221 Pooler Parkway. Romania. Commissioner Dennis Jones chaired the meeting in the absence of the Chairman and Co-Chairman. Commissioner Winn made a motion to recommend approval of the site plan, contingent upon the engineering comments being addressed prior to the site plan being submitted to Council for approval. Dennis Jones stepped down from his seat on the board to abstain from any discussion of items 8 and 9. Construction plan review for off-site water and sewer extensions to Woodlake Town Homes. Public Works Director Robbie Byrd expressed concerns about the City of Pooler maintaining an outfall ditch in the City of Bloomingdale. The engineer for the project has certified that all work has been constructed in substantial compliance with the approved plans and specifications. G. U. Davis, resident of 508 Winskie Road, stated that the entire tract proposed for development was flooded in 1994 and the existing wooded area has served as a buffer from the noise of Shearouse Lumber Company. The phase is located at the current end of Easthaven Boulevard and the development goal of this area, of the PUD, is for an active adult, age targeted community. Commissioner Charles Archer stated he would prefer to see Pooler identified on the sign similar to the other entrance sign in Savannah Quarters. The property is currently zoned C-P and the owner needs the parcel subdivided out for financing. With no other comments, Charles Archer made a motion to table the site plan and landscape plan of the proposed professional / retail center for Preston Peacock. Ron Walker, on behalf of the Tyner and Hayman families, stated that his clients agree to the re-zoning, as long as the potential owner is willing to provide additional land for widening the road. With no public comments, a motion was made by Charles Archer to approve the landscape plan for the proposed office warehouse at 115 Coleman Boulevard. After review of the landscape plan, a motion was made by Commissioner Buckstine to approve the plan. The hearings were adjourned at approximately 3:12 p.m. Commissioner Buckstine made a motion to add Item # 4 and #5. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Buckstine and passed without opposition. Following some discussion, Wilson Roberts made a motion to recommend approval of the preliminary construction plan for Phase I of the Hunt Club of the Wynn-Capallo Tract subject to all of the engineers comments being addressed and submittal of the Neighborhood Grading and Drainage Plan as part of the preliminary construction plan. Nathan Long, with Thomas & Hutton Engineering, presented the plan to the Board for their review and recommendation. Councilwoman Rebecca Benton, Councilman Larry Olliff, Councilman Michael Royal, Councilman Bruce Allen and Zoning Administrator Jackie Carver were also in attendance. Chairman Don Taylor requested a second benchmark on any future plats presented to this board on this lot. The project meets all current PUD requirements for setbacks, minimum building width and units per building. Hal Kraft of Hussey, Gay, Bell & DeYoung presented a clearing plan for compliance with the tree ordinance for the proposed Cobb Theater in Savannah Quarters. Site Plan/Landscape Plan review for Livingoods at 1225 E. Highway 80. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Simmons and passed without opposition. ft. retail development, with The Athletes Footwear being a major anchor. All of the engineers comments have been addressed. After review of the landscape plan, Commissioner Buckstine made a motion to approve. With no public comments, a motion was made by Jim McQueeney to approve the landscape plan for tree ordinance compliance with the stipulation that it would be noted on the recorded plat that each individual property owner is responsible for providing 15 preferred trees per acres, plus 3 additional trees to each lot for clearing of the right-of-way and removal of any significant trees needs the approval of the Planning and Zoning Board for the City of Pooler. After discussion, Commissioner Winn made a motion to recommend approval of the site plan, contingent upon the engineering comments being addressed. That same day, they were informed of a change to parcel B that would exclude the log cabin located on the parcel. III. John Mendrala, Jr. presented the site plan to the board for their review and recommendation. ft. showroom for Livingoods at 1225 E. Highway 80. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Winn and passed without opposition. Following some discussion, a motion was made by Commissioner Winn to recommend approval of the site plan, contingent upon acknowledging that it was the developers intent to have street lights installed prior to the issuance of the certificate of occupancy. There being no further business, Mr. Claxton asked the Commission for a motion to adjourn. Do not open windows. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as printed upon a motion by Commissioner Winn seconded by Commissioner Wellmaker with no opposition. Get under a sturdy table and use your arms to protect your head and neck. Motion was seconded by Wilson Roberts and passed without opposition. The tract is bounded by Godley Station Boulevard, Godley Station Boulevard north, Medical Park Drive and Pooler Parkway. Mr. Minor subdivision plat review of Tract 1, Towne Center at Godley Station. Commissioner Archer questioned the dumpster location and requested these be noted on the site plan for both buildings. 5, Preliminary Construction Plan/Tree Ordinance Compliance for Westbrook, Ph. The Morgan Family has plans to sell the parcel. CITY OF POOLER Motion was seconded by Tim Lovezzola and passed without opposition. Several property owners in Savannah Quarters stated they were opposed to the rezoning and urged the board members to give this request careful consideration. The sketch plan for this project was approved by council in February of this year. Chairman Don Taylor called the meeting to order at 6 p.m. Charles Archer gave the invocation and Don Taylor led the Pledge of Allegiance. The Pooler City Council typically holds its meetings in City Hall Council Chambers at 4 p.m. on start and third Monday of each month. Due to the implementation of local emergency protective measures to align with the Governors Statewide Declaration of a Public Health State of Emergency, no meeting was held. Put as many walls as possible between you and the outside. To view an archive of City Council agendas and minutes from January 13, 2011 through March 30, 2017, please visit the old agenda center or click the button below. October 24, 2005 There being no further business to discuss, Commissioner Brown made a motion to adjourn at approximately 3:08 p.m. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Simmons and passed without opposition. Chairperson Kimberly Classen called the meeting to order at 3:00 p.m. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wellmaker and passed with Commissioner Simmons in opposition. The regularly scheduled meeting of the Pooler Planning and Zoning Commission was held on Monday, May 9, 2005 at 6 p.m. Members present were: Mary Louise Lanier, Charles Archer, Wilson Roberts, Tim Lovezzola, Debbie Ryan Watts, Jim McQueeney and Dennis Jones. Hal Kraft of HGB&D presented Phase I of the Hunt Club along with the development standards to the PUD Review Board prior to this meeting for their review and recommendation. Site plan/landscape plan review for Dollar Tree at 202 Grand Central Boulevard. Chad Zittrouer, of Kern Company, presented the site plan for RBW Warehouse, a proposed 401,760 sq. Present were Commissioners Ernest Buckstine, Hugh Elton, Scott MacPherson, Wade Simmons, Jim Ward and John Winn. There being no further business to discuss, Commissioner Simmons made a motion to adjourn at approximately 3:23 p.m. Motion was seconded by Commissioner MacPherson and passed without opposition. Since that time Mr. Sawyer has sold two of the lots for hotel use and Andrew Pace has approached Mr. Sawyer about purchasing Parcel A and a portion of Parcel B for a third hotel. Motion passed without opposition. S Highway 80: drainage concerns, requested speed bumps along Brighton Woods Drive and access from Brighton Woods Drive instead of U. S. Highway 80. 11. Commissioner Buckstine questioned how the number of parking spaces was calculated, noting that the proposed 25% reduction in the number allowed in the overlay district regulations was not met. Motion was seconded by Mary Louise Lanier and passed without opposition. Following some discussion, Commissioner Winn made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Simmons, to recommend approval of the site plan, contingent upon the engineering comments being addressed prior to the plan being submitted to Council. In response, Mr. Wilkinson stated that the owner will be responsible for disposing of the waste. After discussion regarding the buffer being a condition placed on the rezoning of this property several years ago, Mr. Burke asked that the item be tabled. Major Subdivision review of Forest Lakes, Phase 10. Motion was seconded by Tim Lovezzola and passed without opposition. Commissioner Archer requested placement of a sidewalk from the building to access the dumpster location. Minor Subdivision Plat review of Outparcels 4, 5 & 6, a portion of tract C, Pooler Parkway, LLC: Craig Brewer, with Brewer Land Surveying, on behalf of Pooler Parkway, LLC, presented the plat to the Board for their review and recommendation. Phase 2, that will consist of approximately 49 acres, will include site development, pond excavation, drainage installation, utilities to various future outparcels, and the roadways with incorporated parking areas. The road from Pooler Parkway is only two lanes and the board expressed concerns about the traffic potential at the build out of all the developments along the spine road. Motion was seconded by Charles Archer and passed without opposition.Preliminary site plan / sketch plan review of a proposed commercial subdivision located approximately 4,000 feet west of Benton Boulevard on the north side of Jimmy DeLoach Parkway. Following some discussion regarding the landscaped islands, a motion was made by Charles Archer to recommend approval of the site plan for the Cobb Theater in Savannah Quarters contingent upon all of the engineers comments being addressed and consideration given to extra landscaped islands being placed in the parking lot behind the building. Motion was seconded by Carl King and passed without opposition. Doug Faircloth, of Coleman Company, presented a site plan for a 216,957 sq. Commissioner Wade Simmons called the meeting to order at 3:00 p.m. Mary Louise Lanier questioned whether the lot is large enough for this type of business. Commissioner Buckstine questioned whether the request met two (2) of the three (3) standards for granting a variance, noting that a recombination/minor subdivision was recently approved for the lot. In response to these concerns, Hal Kraft, engineer for the project, stated that the improvements to the ditches would not improve existing drainage problems in the Brighton Woods Subdivision, but neither would it add to these problems. Commissioner Charles Archer asked why the project is accessed from Brighton Woods Drive instead of U. S. Highway 80. A building has been constructed on lot 15-A and the owner wants to sell the units individually. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wellmaker and passed without opposition. Chairman Don Taylor called the meeting to order at 6:10 p.m. Charles Archer gave the invocation and Don Taylor led the Pledge of Allegiance. Site plan/landscape plan review for Regions Branch Bank in Godley Station intersection of Park Avenue and Pooler Parkway. Final plat review for Towne Park Pooler, Lots 15 - 18. Major Subdivision review of Clubhouse Residential. Significant trees have been noted on the clearing plan and as phases are developed, greenspace plans will be submitted to comply with City of Poolers tree ordinance. Using NAICS numbers as much as possible for definitions of uses. Therefore, he is requesting a recommendation from this board. Landscape plan review of Risen Savior Lutheran Church in Savannah Quarters. Commissioner Buckstine further recommended that consideration be given, based on the proximity of the church, school, fire station and residential communities, to require the property owners of the three (3) major developments in the area to have a traffic study performed and improvements made to ensure safe travel. Chairman Don Taylor returned to his seat on the board.Preliminary construction plan/landscape plan review for Phase I of The Harmony.Christy Lawrence of Thomas & Hutton Engineering Co. presented the construction plans to the board for their review and recommendation. CITY OF POOLER Motion was seconded by Carl King and passed without opposition.PUBLIC HEARINGSPhillip R. McCorkle, agent for Ping Tyner, has petitioned the City of Pooler to rezone 3.92 acres on east Highway 80 from R-A-1 to C-2, a Heavy Commercial Zoning. Mrs. Mattie Cross installed a decorative fence in the front setback unaware she needed approval from Council. Zoning map amendment of a 181.44 acre portion of the Ryals Tract and Parcel E, The Tuten Tract, from R-1C and MH-3 to C-2 and R-3C.
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