1988-09-12 Public Hearings, Revenue Sharing, Budget Hearing, and Regular Meeting

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e e EXPANSICN OF mAT S'l.tEAGE: Mr. Jackson's existing Boat Storage facility is full and he has contracted with Fainnont Park Joint Venture to purchase the .5303 acres west of original Boat Storage for expansion of the Boat Storage operation as shown on the attached plat as Phase II. Mr. Jackson has taken deposits for the new facility and has area residents signed up and waiting for construction. Carl Ferguson, President of the Fainnont Park West Homes Association agrees that the neighborhood needs the Boat Storage. The homes associ at ion enforces the deed restrictions which prevent home owners. from parking boats and recreational vehicles in their driveways. The association has taken legal action against homeowners violating these provisions of the deed restrictions. Further, if the need in the area will support future expansion, Mr. Jackson hopes to build additional Boat and Recreational Vehicle Storage on Phases III and IV as shown on the attached plat. TIMlOO IS CRITICAL FOR EXPANSICN: Mr. Jackson needs to proceed with construction of the Boat Storage expansion very soon. His financial arrangements for the purchase have been made and the bui lding contract has been arranged. Further, the customers he is plarming to serve urgently need the faci Ii ty. The approval process required by this amended rezoning request has put even greater time constraints on Mr. Jackson's project. RECXlY.MENDATICN OF LAND PLANNER Calvin Powitzky, Land Planner, recommends that the Boat Storage, Phase II, be expanded to the west of Phase I as requested herein and shown on the attached plat. Mr. Powitzky recommends that future expansions of the Boat Storage for Phases III and IV should be made to the North of Phases I and II. Mr. Powitzky feels that this concentration of J. P. Jackson's businesses creates the best utilization of the land and provides the greatest development design potential for the surrounding acreage.