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• MINUTES PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION MEETING APRIL 19, 1990 Members Present: Chairman Janet Graves, Commissioners Inge Browder, Lola Phillips, Eugene Edmonds, Jack Gresham, Charlie Boyle. Members Absent: Commissioner Bobby Blackwell. City Staff: Director of Community Development Joel Albrecht, Building Official Ervin Griffith, Inspector Mark Lewis, Community Development Secretary Nina Browning, Assistant City Attorney John Armstrong. Others Present: Rev. Lewis of Confrontation Church of God in Christ, Scott Brinks and Harley Martin with International Cargo Network, John Black of the Bayshore Sun and approximately 100 citizens. 1) CALL TO ORDER Meeting was called to order by Janet Graves at 7:04 PM. 2) APPROVE MINUTES OF MARCH 22, 1990 PUBLIC HEARING AND REGULAR MEETING. A motion was made by Inge Browder and seconded by Lola Phillips to approve the minutes of the March 22, 1990 meeting as submitted. All were in favor and the motion passed. 3) CALL PUBLIC HEARING TO ORDER Public Hearing was called to order at 7:05PM. CONSIDER SPECIAL CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT REQUEST SCU90-003, SUBMITTED BY THE CONFRONTATION CHURCH OF 60D IN CHRIST FOR THE PURPOSE OF ALLOIiIN6 THE CONVERSION OF AN EXISTING BUILDING TO USE AS A SHELTER FOR THE HOMELESS. THE BUILDING BEING CONSIDERED IS LOCATED ON LOTS 15-26 OF BLK. 41, TONN OF LA PORTE, MHICH IS FURTHER DESCRIBED AS 130 SOUTH 4TH STREET. Mr. Albrecht gave the Commission the staff's report concerning the Special Conditional Use Permit (SCU) requested by the Confrontation Church of God in Christ. The purpose of the request is to allow the conversion of an existing bui 1 di ng (1 ocated at 130 South 4th) to be converted into a shel ter for the homeless. Staff completed a preliminary review of the floor plan submitted by the applicants and came to the conclusion that the proposed design and layout can be made to comply to applicable code requirements. It should be stressed that staff's review thus far, is only preliminary, a complete ~~ set of construction plans will be necessary for a comprehensive review.