03-24-1994 Public Hearing and Regular Meeting ZBOA

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Page 8 of 10 Zoning Board of Adjustment Minutes of March 24, 1994 A through AA. Mr. Armstrong reviewed the documents and made no objection to their inclusion in the record of the Board, provided that the City's stipulations in the case were also included in the records. Chairman Bernay allowed both Ms. Stevenson's documents and the City's documents to be included in the Board's record. Ms. Stevenson's documents are attached to these Minutes as Exhibit "C", and the City's documents are attached to these Minutes as Exhibit "D". B. OPPONENTS Chairman Bernay swore in Hugh McCulley. Mr. McCulley commented that it was his impression that since there was a court reporter present for the first hearing and not for the second one, quite possibly the manufacturer's of mobile homes are willing to help Ms. Stevenson fight the City's Zoning Ordinance. He added that if this is correct, there will be thousands of people present at the next hearing. Chairman Bernay swore in Don Ralmuto of 203 Bay Oaks Drive. Mr. Ralmuto stated he was a member of the Bayshore Municipal Utility District (Bay M.U.D.), and was in charge of maintenance and operation of the District. He recalls that when Ms. Stevenson bought the lots, she wanted to place a mobile home on them. The policy of the Bayshore Municipal Utility District was the same as the restrictions that had been placed when the District was formed; 1 single resident on 1 lot. He added she applied for a water and sewer connection from the Bay M.U.D. Board. They refused to approve her request because of the restrictions they adopted requiring that each single lot have a separate water and sewer connection. Mr. Armstrong asked Mr. Ralmuto when that policy was formulated by the Bayshore Municipal Utility District. Mr. Ralmuto replied it was formed when they formed the District. This was a policy of the Board of Directors that was adopted in an open meeting. Mr. Ralmuto said this could be verified by checking with Mr. Morris. Mr. Ralmuto reiterated that the District offered one connection per lot as per the policy, however Ms. Stevenson wanted one connection for all the lots. Mr. Armstrong asked Mr. Ralmuto if he could recall the names of the other Board Members for the Bayshore Municipal Utility District. He said he could provide a list of all of the members.