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CITY COMMISSION <br />March 1, 1993 <br />Page 6 <br />SIGNAGE, AND NUISANCE ABATEMENT; PROVIDING SPECIFIC <br />DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES INCLUDING SITE PLAN REVIEW, <br />SUBDIVISION AND PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT; ESTABLISHING <br />MINIMUM CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN STANDARDS FOR <br />IMPROVEMENTS; ESTABLISHING A PLANNING AND ZONING <br />COMMISSION; ESTABLISHING A BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT; <br />ESTABLISHING A CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD; ESTABLISHING A <br />DEVELOPMENT REVIEW COMMITTEE; ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES <br />FOR DEVELOPMENT PERMITS AND CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION; <br />PROVIDING FOR VIOLATIONS, REMEDIES, AND PENALTIES; <br />ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES FOR APPEALS; PROVIDING FOR <br />JUDICIAL REVIEW OF FINAL DECISIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE <br />ESTABLISHMENT OF FEES; PROVIDING FOR A GLOSSARY INCLUDING <br />DEFINITION OF TERMS; REPEALING CERTAIN PORTIONS OF <br />ORDINANCE NO. 33 OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, <br />PERTAINING TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, THE <br />BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, THE CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD, <br />DRAINAGE AND EROSION CONTROL; REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 94, <br />SAID ORDINANCE BEING STREETS, SIDEWALKS, AND TREES; <br />REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 132, SAID ORDINANCE BEING NOISE <br />CONTROL; REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 153, SAID ORDINANCE BEING <br />LAND CLEARING; REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 154, SAID ORDINANCE <br />BEING SITE PLANNING; REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 157, SAID <br />ORDINANCE BEING THE ZONING CODE; REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. <br />158, SAID ORDINANCE BEING SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS; <br />REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 159, SAID ORDINANCE BEING <br />CONSTRUCTION PERMITS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION, <br />CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. <br />The Notice of Public Hearing relative to Ordinance 757 was published in the Orlando Sentinel <br />on February 18, 1993. <br />Mayor Hillebrandt asked if there was anyone in the audience that wished to speak either for or <br />against Ordinance 757. The following individual came forward: <br />1) John Casselberry, 1140 Lancelot Way, suggested allowing approved site plans <br />to be valid for a period of three years. Mr. McIntosh indicated that a three year <br />period was too long. Mr. Casselberry stated he felt the building heights issue <br />should be addressed separately from the Land Development Regulations so the <br />public would have an opportunity to properly assess the matter. <br />