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04-18-1991 Workshop Session of La Porte Planning and Zoning Commission
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04-18-1991 Workshop Session of La Porte Planning and Zoning Commission
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<br />. <br /> <br />Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting <br />Minutes of April 18, 1991 <br />Page 4 of 5 <br /> <br />The last item to discuss for this meeting was Zoning Permits, Section 11-300. This <br />item was presented by John Armstrong, Assistant City Attorney. The Zoning Permit <br />is the means for insuring that a prospective business is moving into an appropriately <br />zoned area. Utility connections, are the key to this program, neither HL&P nor the <br />City's Revenue Collections office will connect any nonresidential utility service <br />without first receiving an authorization from the Code Enforcement Division. <br /> <br />While Section 11-303 clearly spells out the relationship between Building and Zoning <br />Permits, the relationships to other types of permits and licenses are not addressed. <br />Examples of other permits and licenses are Food and Health (County), Beer & Wine <br />(City), Mixed Beverages (State), and Industrial Waste (City). Presently Zoning <br />Permits are issued based solely on zoning considerations and without regard to these <br />other licenses. It should be noted however, that staff does advise applicants of other <br />permit requirements which need to be met. A question has been raised regarding <br />the type of relationship that should exist between zoning and other permits. . The <br />purpose of this discussion is to seek guidance from the Commission on this matter <br />with a goal of making the Zoning Ordinance more enforceable. <br /> <br />Another subject for consideration is the revocation of Zoning Permits. In situations <br />where the violation becomes chronic, forfeiture of a business' right to continue may <br />provide the only solution. This is presently no procedure established for the <br />revocation of a Zoning Permit. Mr. Armstrong noted a procedure that could be <br />followed: <br /> <br />1) Hold hearing to be chaired by appointed Hearing Examiner. Hearing to be <br />held as public hearing and examiner would decide issue based on testimony <br />and facts presented. <br /> <br />2) Appeals if requested would be made to the Zoning Board of Adjustment. <br />3) H the Zoning Permit is revoked, the City would seek injunctive relief. <br />4) Disconnection of utilities. <br /> <br />A formalization of handling Zoning Permits is what is being requested by ~taff. <br />After discussion the Commission agreed with the procedure and felt this was <br />something that needed to be done. <br /> <br />4) ADJOURN <br /> <br />A motion was made by Wayne Anderson and seconded by Eugene Edmonds to <br />adjourn. All were in favor and the motion passed. The meeting adjourned at 8:45 <br />PM. <br />
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