HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes_Special Meeting_10/14/1975• MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE PUBLIC HEARING OF
THE VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, FLORIDA
October 14, 1975
A Public Hearing of the Village of Teauesta was
held on Tuesday, October 14, 1975 at 7:00 P.M. in the
Village Hall, Present were Little, Jones, Campbell,
Baron and Yoder. Also present were Robert Harp,
Village Manager, Cyrese Colbert, Village Clerk and
John C. F~andolph, Village Attorney.
The purpose of this Public Hearing, was to afford
interested persons an opportunity to review the
Comprehensive Plan prior to its adoption. A copy of
the Comprehensive Plan and related documents were
available for review in the Village Hall and notice
of the meeting was published in the Courier newspaper
on October 2, 1975.
Mr. Henry Skokowski told the audience that
pursuant to Special Legislation requiring Comprehensive
~ Planning, the Village of Tequesta had to adopt a
• Comprehensive Plan. The Comprehensive Plan will act as
a guide and can be changed at anytime the Council so
wisY~es to reflect the needs off' the Village of Teouesta.
A.L. Hutchison Mr, A.L. Hutchison believes the Village of Teauestats
people are putting ,too much into the Zoning Plan and
Comprehensive Plan.
~:erbrrt Biggs, Att. Mr. Herbert Biggs, Attorney representing himself and
Hobe Sound his clients, who own property on U.S. ~r`1, wanted to be
assured that if their property on U.S..~1 would be changed
from commerical to medium density, would they be notified
by mail? P~ayor Little reassured him that both he and
his clients would be notified by Certified Mail.
~,ti1m. Goose, Att. Mr. Trlilliam R. Boose, Attorney for NIr. & Mrs, zTBuz~'
DiVosta discussed with the Council the problems they
were concerned with on three (3) different areas in
Tequesta owned by Mr. & NIrs. DiVos~a. The main concern. of
Mr. & Mrs. DiVosta is a 30 acre tract of land on the-
extreme Northwestern section of the .corporate limit.
Mr. Boose pointed out that the land is now zoned far
low density
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and would like it to remain that way with lot sizes of
~~ $,000 sq. ft., so that homes in the price range of $45,000
and $50,000 could be built.
Robert Sylester Mr. Sylester represented the owners of eleven (11)
acres along the railroad tracts and would like for it
to remain .commercial and not be changed to single family.
as purposed in the Comprehensive Land Use Plan.
The 1~Tayor read a letter from Mr. Louis Kostick.
Mr. Kostick owns 200 feet along U.S. ~1 and opposes any
change.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:57 P.M-
Cy ese Colbert
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