MEMORANDUM MACON-BIBB COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION

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MACON-BIBB COUNTY
PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
682 Cherry Street, Suite 1000, Macon, Georgia 31201
www.maconbibbpz.org
COMMISSIONERS:
Sara Gerwig-Moore
Chairman
Kamal Azar
Vice-Chairman
MEMORANDUM
Jeane H. Easom
Bryan W. Scott
Ashok Patel
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
James P. Thomas
Executive Director
TO:
Planning & Zoning Commissioners
FROM:
James P. Thomas, Executive Director
RE:
Agenda Changes – August 11, 2014 Meeting
DATE:
August 8, 2014
Dennis B. Brill
GIS/Graphics Director
Andrea Holden
Finance Director
D. Elaine Smith
Human Resources Director
Planning Office
478-751-7460
Planning Fax:
478-751-7467
Zoning Office
478-751-7450
Zoning Fax:
478-751-7448
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Item #2 has been moved to ratification.
Item #9 has been deferred by the Design Review Board.
NOTICE: The Monday, August 11, 2014 meeting of the Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission will be held in the 10th Floor Conference
Room, Willie C. Hill City Hall Annex, 682 Cherry Street, beginning at 1:30
p.m. Please note that this is a change of venue from the regular location of the
Macon-Bibb County Planning and Zoning Commission hearing.
The Pre-meeting of the Macon-Bibb County Planning and Zoning Commission
will be held in the 10th Floor Conference Room, located in the Willie C. Hill
City Hall Annex, 682 Cherry Street, beginning at 12:00 p.m. The purpose of this
meeting is to discuss any administrative business and to obtain information from
staff regarding scheduled agenda items.
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Approval of Monday, July 28, 2014 meeting minutes
ITEMS DEFERRED FROM PRIOR MEETINGS:
A. 873 PINE STREET: Certificate of Appropriateness to allow demolition of a structure, CBD-1
District. D&D Middle Georgia, LLC, Applicant.
CONDITIONAL USES:
1. 4290 DELLWOOD DRIVE: Conditional use to allow convenience store with fuel sales, C-1
District. Kunj Patel, Applicant.
2. 8351 EISENHOWER PARKWAY: Conditional use to allow used auto sales, C-2
District. Kaushik Patel, Applicant.
3. 3805 NAPIER AVENUE: Conditional use to allow a day care center within an existing
church, R-2 District. Ervin Clowers/Glorious Hope Baptist Church, Applicant.
4. 240 BACONSFIELD DRIVE: Conditional use to allow an ambulance service, C-4
District. John Padgett/Southeast Ambulance Service, Inc., Applicant.
5. 114 TRAILER PARK DRIVE: Conditional use to allow a travel trailer park with
variance in access requirements, C-4 District. Brazawa Krowa, LLC, Applicant.
6. 3051 KUMHO PARKWAY: Conditional use to allow revisions to a previously approved
site plan with final site plan approval of a tire manufacturing facility, M-2 District. Joseph
Na/12 Baskets, LLC, Applicant.
7. 2816 AVONDALE MILL ROAD: Conditional use to allow a borrow pit, AAgricultural District. Steve Rowland/Cunningham & Rowland, Applicant.
CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS:
8. 727 FIFTH STREET: Certificate of Appropriateness to allow design approval of a sign
and an access ramp, CBD-2 District. Clay Chatham, Applicant.
9. 2283 CLAYTON STREET: Certificate of Appropriateness to allow exterior
modifications (relocation of an entrance), HR-1 District. Venkat Sanjeev, Applicant.
VARIANCES:
10. 123 LAKE RIDGE DRIVE: Variance in height requirements to allow a fence, R-1AAA
District. Stephen Martin/S. Martin Construction, Applicant.
ITEMS FOR COMMISSION RATIFICATION:
CONDITIONAL USES:
11. 866 SECOND STREET: Conditional use to allow a medical office (dialysis clinic),
CBD-2 District [14-20420]. Carter & Sloope/Central Georgia Kidney Specialists,
Applicant.
12. 484/488 FIRST STREET: Conditional use to allow a pint café and growler fill station,
CBD-1 District [14-20459]. Jeff Kressin & Beth Kressin/Lazy Dog Growler,
Applicant.
Agenda
Item #A
MACON-BIBB CO. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION STAFF REPORT
MEETING DATE: JULY 28, 2014
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I T E M N U M B E R – 11 – CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS
873 PINE STREET: Certificate of Appropriateness to allow demolition of a structure, CBD-1
District. D&D Middle Georgia, LLC, Applicant.
On Monday, July 21, 2014, the Design Review Board denied the application for
demolition of a structure based on Section 27A.07 [3] of the Comprehensive Land
Development Resolution as read and discussed during deliberation. The item will
be heard by the Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning Commission on Monday,
July 28, 2014
STAFF ANALYSIS
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This application is in conjunction with a restaurant to be located at 860 Forsyth Street (Dunkin Donuts).
Previous Design Review Board approval included the use of properties at 860 Forsyth Street, 878
Forsyth Street, and 873 Pine Street (Douglas House). Approval by the Design Review Board and
Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning Commission was conditioned upon the Douglas House (873
Pine Street) being moved, not demolished. The building was to be relocated to 1594 Mercer University
Drive (formerly the Noland Company) to serve as professional office space.
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The current request is to demolish the Douglas House. Relocation plans have been delayed and
therefore the applicant is seeking approval to demolish the structure in order to meet his construction
schedule.
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Section 27A.07 [3] (a) (i) – (iv) of the Comprehensive Land Development Resolution states that the
Design Review Board must determine if the proposed demolition meets the following criteria:
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(i)
Is the building of such architectural or historical interest that its removal would be to the
detriment of the public interest;
(ii)
Is the building of such old and unusual or uncommon design, texture and material that it could
not be reproduced or be reproduced only with great difficulty;
(iii)
Would retention of the building help preserve and protect an historic place or area of other
interest in the county? and/or
(iv)
Would retention of the building promote the general welfare by maintaining and increasing real
estate values; generating business; creating new positions attracting tourists, students, writers,
historians, artists and artisans; attracting new residents; encouraging study and interest in
American history; stimulating interest and study in architecture and design; educating citizens in
American culture and heritage; or making the county a more attractive and desirable place in
which to live?
The 2040 Future Land Use Map recommends central business/community commercial uses for this
property. Section 27A.07 [3] of the Comprehensive Land Development Resolution and the Central
Business Design Guidelines and Property Owner’s Manual were used as references in preparing this staff
report.
RECOMMENDED ZONING CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL:
1. Certificate of Appropriateness shall be issued.
2. Design Review Board recommendations shall be imposed.
ADDITIONAL DEPARTMENTAL APPROVALS THAT MAY BE REQUIRED:
1. Macon Water Authority approval shall be obtained. A demolition permit is required.
2. Business Development Services/Inspections and Fees approval shall be obtained.
3. Other applicable local, State, or Federal approvals that may apply shall be obtained.
Agenda
Item #1
HEARING DATE: AUGUST 11, 2014
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I T E M N U M B E R – 1 –CONDITIONAL USE
4290 DELLWOOD DRIVE: Conditional use to allow convenience store with fuel sales, C-1
District. Kunj Patel, Applicant.
STAFF ANALYSIS
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The above-referenced site is a 0.85 acre tract that was originally approved in 1990 as a
5,000 +/- office building. Over time, the building has become a multi-tenant commercial
building. Previous uses include a hair salon, cell phone payment center, and a medical
billing office.
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Current plans are to convert the existing building into a convenience store with fuel sales.
The conversion will include interior and exterior changes and the construction of a 4-pump
gas island. The gas canopy will meet the required 15 FT setback from the right-of-way line.
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The 2040 Future Land Use Map recommends urban residential use for this property. Section
12.04 [1], Section 23.11 [4], and Section 23.11 [9] of the Comprehensive Land Development
along with the Commission’s database were used as references in preparing this staff report.
1. Final site plan details shall be approved by the Zoning Office.
2. No outside display, storage, or sales.
3. For any proposed signage, a separate sign permit shall be obtained from the Zoning
Office
1. County Engineer approval shall be obtained.
2. Traffic Engineer/GA DOT approval shall be obtained.
Agenda
Item #2
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RATIFICATION
MACON-BIBB COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION:
RATIFICATION DATA SHEET
ITEM NUMBER 2
CONDITIONAL USE
VARIANCE
CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS
8351 EISENHOWER PARKWAY: Conditional use to allow used auto sales, C-2 District.
Kaushik Patel, Applicant.
Has permit been issued?
NO
YES
REASONS FOR RATIFICATION:
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In 1983, the above-referenced 0.6-acre property was approved as convenience store (permitted
use) with sales of beer and wine (packaged to go). In 1999, approval was granted to allow a
restaurant (permitted use). In 2001, approval was granted to allow a restaurant with alcohol
consumed on the premises (also a permitted use).
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On February 25, 2008, conditional use approval was granted for used auto sales. Hours of
operation were to be Monday-Saturday, 10 AM to 5:30 PM. There were to be no more than
two (2) employees. An average of 12 cars was to be maintained for sale. The existing 7,200
SF building was to serve as office space. Staff issued the Zoning Compliance on March 18,
2008 (08-0589).
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Given that a similar use has been approved, staff recommends ratification provided that no
cars are displayed within the public right-of-way and no outside storage or display of
inoperable vehicles, waste parts, or debris.
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The 2040 Future Land Use Map recommends community commercial use for this property.
Section 13.04 [13] of the Comprehensive Land Development along with the Commission’s
database were used as references in preparing this staff report.
ZONING CONDITIONS FOR APPROVAL:
1. No cars to be displayed within the public right-of-way.
2. No outside storage or display of inoperable vehicles, waste parts, or debris.
3. For any proposed signage, a separate sign permit shall be obtained from the Zoning Office.
2. Fire department approval shall be obtained.
3. Health Department approval shall be obtained.
4. Traffic Engineer approval shall be obtained.
5. Water Authority approval shall be obtained.
We are proposing to sell used cars. This
application will be similar to the 2008 permit.
Hours of work will be Monday-Sunday, 10 am to
5:30 pm with 2 workers.
Agenda
Item #3
RATIFICATION
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MACON-BIBB COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION:
RATIFICATION DATA SHEET
CONDITIONAL USE
VARIANCE
CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS
ITEM NUMBER 3
3805 NAPIER AVENUE: Conditional use to allow a day care center within an existing
church, R-2 District. Ervin Clowers/Glorious Hope Baptist Church, Applicant.
Has permit been issued?
NO
YES
REASONS FOR RATIFICATION:
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Plans are to provide day care services and an after-school program in an existing church.
Care will be provided for 70 children ranging in age from seven (7) to twelve (12). Hours
of operation will be Monday-Thursday, 4 PM-6:30 PM. There is an existing play area on
the church property that will be used by the day care facility. There will be 12 employees
both paid (7) and volunteer (5).
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All activities will use existing building space; no new construction. Access will be existing
points of ingress and egress. The existing parking lot will be utilized. Based on the
information submitted, there should be no conflict between the proposed day care center
and the existing church activities.
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The 2040 Future Land Use Plan recommends urban residential use for this property. Chapter
27A of the Comprehensive Land Development Resolution, the Design Guidelines for MaconBibb County Historic Districts, and Commission files were used as references in preparing
this staff report.
CONDITIONS FOR APPROVAL:
1. Fire department approval shall be obtained.
3. Ga. Dept. of Human Resources/Day Care licensing approval shall be obtained.
4. Water Authority approval shall be obtained.
Agenda
Item #4
I T E M N U M B E R – 4 – CONDITIONAL USE
240 BACONSFIELD DRIVE: Conditional use to allow an ambulance service, C-4 District.
John Padgett/Southeast Ambulance Service, Inc., Applicant.
STAFF ANALYSIS
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This application is the result of a violation. For two (2) years, an ambulance service has
operated within the existing Baconsfield Office Park. The new manager discovered that there
is no business license or Zoning Compliance.
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The business offers medical life support and transportation services for patients/clients.
These services include rides to and from doctor’s appointments, dialysis centers, nursing
homes, etc. There are 10 ambulances parked on-site with 10 employees. Hours are 6AM to
6PM, Monday-Saturday. Five (5) to six (6) ambulances are operated per day. Employees do
not stay overnight.
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Applicable regulations allow an ambulance service as a conditional within the C-4, Highway
Commercial District. Staff would have recommended ratification of the application,
however, a violation does not qualify for ratification status.
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The 2040 Future Land Use Map recommends community commercial use for this property.
Section 14.04 [13] of the Comprehensive Land Development along with the Commission’s
database were used as references in preparing this staff report.
1. Macon Water Authority approval shall be obtained.
2. Fire Department approval shall be obtained.
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Agenda
Item #5
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114 TRAILER PARK DRIVE: Conditional use to allow a travel trailer park with variance in
access requirements, C-4 District. Brazawa Krowa, LLC, Applicant.
STAFF ANALYSIS
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The above-referenced 20.01 acre tract is a nonconforming manufactured home park (formerly
Sama & Son Mobile Home Park). The property is under new ownership.
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At the April 28, 2014 meeting, the property was rezoned from R-2, Two-Family Residential
District to C-4, Highway Commercial District to bring the zoning classification into conformity
with the existing land use and to allow a portion of the mobile home park to be converted to a
travel trailer/RV park.
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During the rezoning hearing, it was determined that in addition to rezoning the property, a
conditional use and a variance application were needed before the applicant could develop the
travel trailer/RV park portion of the property. Section 14.04[21] allows this as a conditional use
provided that the requirements of Section 23.06 are met. The current application(s) are the
corresponding conditional use and variance to allow the project to move forward.
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In addition to the existing mobile home park (124 lots), a portion of the property will provide 55
lots for travel trailers and RV’s (recreational vehicle). Section 23.06 [3] states that “spaces in
travel trailer parks may be used only by travel trailers, and are subject to all applicable laws and
ordinances of the City of Macon and Bibb County. Spaces shall be rented by the day or week
only, and an occupant of such space shall remain in the same trailer park for a period not to
exceed ninety (90) days.”
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Furthermore, Section 23.06 [1] states that a travel trailer park must have direct access to a
county, state, or federal highway with a minimum lot width of 50 FT used for the entrance/exit.
The travel trailer portion of the property does not have direct access to a county, state, or federal
highway. In addition, the entrance off Trailer Park Drive is 31.70 FT in width. A variance in
access requirements is needed for the development of the travel trailer/RV park. It should be
noted that the existing access road has served the manufactured home park since it was
established.
REQUIRED LOT WIDTH:
PROPOSED LOT WIDTH:
VARIANCE REQUESTED:
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50.00 FT
31.70 FT
18.30 FT
Section 27.11 [1] of the regulations state that the Commission is authorized to grant
variances from the strict application of the regulations upon proof by a preponderance of the
evidence that:
a. By reason of exceptional narrowness, shallowness, shape, topographical conditions, or other
extraordinary situations or conditions peculiar to a specific parcel of property, the strict
application of these regulations would result in peculiar or unusual, practical, difficulties to or
exceptional or undue hardship upon the owner of such property:
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b. Such variance is the minimum reasonably necessary to overcome the aforesaid exceptional
conditions:
c. Such variance can be granted without substantial impairment to the intent, purpose, and integrity
of this Resolution and/or the comprehensive plan or other master plan adopted for the property:
d. Such variance will not be detrimental to the use and enjoyment of adjoining or neighboring
properties.
The 2040 Future Land Use Map recommends urban residential use for this property. Sections
14.04[21] and 23.06 of the Comprehensive Land Development Resolution along with the
Commission’s database were used as references in preparing this staff report.
1. Final site plan details shall be approved by the Zoning Office.
2. For any proposed signage, a separate sign permit shall be obtained from the Zoning
Office
1. Health Department approval shall be obtained. A certificate of approval is required.
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Agenda
Item #6
RATIFICATION
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3051 KUMHO PARKWAY: Conditional use to allow revisions to a previously approved site
plan with final site plan approval of a tire manufacturing facility, M-2 District. Joseph
Na/12 Baskets, LLC, Applicant.
STAFF ANALYSIS
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On June 23, 2008, the Commission approved an application to allow a tire manufacturing
facility with building heights in excess of 35 FT. Staff issued the Zoning Compliance on
August 13, 2008. Plans did not move forward; subsequently the application expired.
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The current application is a renewal of the previous proposal with minor site plan changes.
Plans are to use 130+/- acres for the tire facility with above ground tanks for the storage, Total
building size will be 907,417 SF with 280 parking spaces. The list of tanks installed aboveground
will be as follows, it should be noted that there is no change from the previous approval
No
Main Silo #1
Main Silo #2
Main Silo #3
Main Silo #4
Main Silo #5
Main Silo #6
Main Silo #7
A2 Tank
P2 Tank
PCS Tank
Diesel Tank
MSDS #
R100
R101
R104
R120
R150
R230
R270
U100
U200
Material Name
Carbon Black (N330)
Carbon Black (N326)
Carbon Black (N351)
Carbon Black (N550)
Carbon Black (N660)
Carbon Black (N375)
Carbon Black (HP130)
Process Oil Aromatic-2
Process Oil Paraffinic-2
PCS Oil
Diesel
Size
Ф13’-3”X83’
Ф13’-3”X83’
Ф13’-3”X83’
Ф13’-3”X83’
Ф13’-3”X83’
Ф13’-3”X83’
Ф13’-3”X83’
Ф12’-8”X26’-6”
Ф12’-8”X26’-6”
Ф12’-8”X26’-6”
Ф8’X8’-4”
Qt.
208 m3
208 m3
208 m3
208 m3
208 m3
208 m3
208 m3
53,000 l
53,000 l
53,000 l
10,000 l
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The following tanks will be installed on top of mixing building. It should be noted that there are no
changes in the daily bins from the 2008 approval. Changes in building heights are listed in a bold font.
No
MSDS #
Material Name
Size
Qt.
Daily Bin #1
R100
Carbon Black (N330)
Ф8’-4”X19’-10”
25 m3
Daily Bin #2
R101
Carbon Black (N326)
Ф8’-4”X19’-10”
25 m3
Daily Bin #3
R104
Carbon Black (N351)
Ф8’-4”X19’-10”
25 m3
Daily Bin #4
R120
Carbon Black (N550)
Ф8’-4”X19’-10”
25 m3
Daily Bin #5
R150
Carbon Black (N660)
Ф8’-4”X19’-10”
25 m3
Daily Bin #6
R230
Carbon Black (N375)
Ф8’-4”X19’-10”
25 m3
Daily Bin #7
R270
Carbon Black (HP130)
Ф8’-4”X19’-10”
25 m3
Building
Main factory
Head office
Mixing plant
Height
45’-0”
45’-0”
63’-0”
94’-0”
Main silos
83’-0”
Remarks
High point * (was 50’)
Top of stair case
3-story building itself
Including daily bins (20’-0”) and wet scrubber (35’-0”)
and bag filter height.*(was 98’-0”)
Quantity = 7
Chimney
Spray dust collectors
Automated storage
60’-0”
55’-0”
123’-0”
Boiler room
Quantity = 2
High Point (was future racked storage @ 116’)
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A community center/cafeteria or snack bar is planned but no kitchen facilities are proposed. The
landscape plan will be submitted separately.
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The 2040 Future Land Use Map recommends industrial use for this property. Section 17.03 [4]
of the Comprehensive Land Development and the Commission’s database were used as
references in preparing this staff report.
1. Final site plan details and landscape plan shall be approved by the Zoning Office.
2. For any proposed signage, a separate sign permit shall be obtained from the Zoning Office
1. Army Corps of Engineers approval for any construction within the wetlands.
3. Fire Department approval shall be obtained.
6. Macon Water Authority approval shall be obtained.
8/8/2014
#A
873 PINE STREET
#1
4290 DELWOOD DRIVE
#2
8351 EISENHOWER PARKWAY
#4
240 BACONFIELD DRIVE
#3
3805 NAPIER AVENUE
#5
114 TRAILER PARK DRIVE
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8/8/2014
#6
3051 KUMHO PARKWAY
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