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Adopted actions (4)
to approve the September 18, 2024 Agenda as written (moved by Aliano, seconded by Quattrocchi); PASSED 3-0; ayes: Aliano, Butler, Quattrocchi; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 1; the vote on p. 2
to approve the May 15th, 2024 Minutes as written (moved by Aliano, seconded by (not read reliably from the minutes' text — the page is the record)); PASSED 3-0; ayes: Aliano, Quattrocchi, Butler; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 2
to Approve the Special Exception request for 28 Prospect Ave in the City of Cocoa, pursuant to Appendix A, Zoning, Article XI, Section 15(C)(3) of the City of Cocoa Code allowing “Churches, rectories, parish houses, temples, synagogues, and associated buildings, including educational and recreational … (moved by Aliano, seconded by (not read reliably from the minutes' text — the page is the record)); PASSED 3-0; ayes: Aliano, Dyar, Quattrocchi; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 3
to adjourn the September 18, 2024 meeting (moved by Quattrocchi, seconded by Aliano); PASSED 3-0; ayes: Aliano, Quattrocchi, Butler; nays: none — the City's minutes, p. 3
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Transcript Partial transcript
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Then the meetings are approved as is. So we have no old business. Before we move on to new business, I believe there's multiple people that want to speak. So if we could, can we swear them all in at once? Does that work? If you want to take that on?
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I guess you could present it, and then we'll have people come up and speak. Thank you.
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Okay. Good evening, board members. I'm Jennifer Webster, city planner with the city of Cocoa. And this item is a special exception request. Oh, ‸ sure. It's all right.
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Avenue. Agenda item number 24-549. So ‸ the requested action is ‸ a special exception request for 28 Prospect
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as a church pursuant to appendix A,
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facilities. The subject property is located in the commercial wholesale zoning district.
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in spirit and in truth community church. The 1.17 acre subject property, 28 Prospect Avenue, is located on the northeast corner of Prospect Avenue and Peachtree Street in the city's commercial wholesale district. It's surrounded by commercial future land use, but is surrounded by a mix of zoning districts, including neighborhood commercial, general commercial, and multifamily. Per the city code, appendix A, zoning article 11, section 15, commercial wholesale district, a church is an allowed use by special exception.
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Gilmore Community Park on the north side.
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Harbor mobile home park. To the east and to the south is more residential central mobile home community.
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have a convenience store and a more single family residential.
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a mile away from
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in the ministry in
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since 2000. In 2004, they began doing deliverance and inner healing at Friday Road Worship Center in
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later establishing as Extreme Ministries. They are now Extreme Ministries doing business as In Spirit and In Truth Community Church, using both names as many people in the community know them as Extreme Ministries. The applicant has been leasing and operating
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2020, for which their lease expires June of 2025.
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location, which is in the CN neighborhood commercial zoning district, and were notified they needed a special exception to operate there. However, their landlord would not approve their application for a special exception. This caused the applicant to seek out an alternative site at 28 Prospect Avenue.
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this special exception application. They average 20 people in weekly church services. They host weekly Bible studies and host a special speaker monthly, usually a two-day event. Attendance is usually 30 to 50 people. At the new site,
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per month on Saturday and Sunday, just to kind of give you an idea of their regular operating activity. The church has submitted this conceptual plan to build two corrugated metal assembly buildings totaling approximately 2,800 square feet and one 360 square foot storage building to be converted into offices with restrooms. They plan to develop the property in two phases. One assembly building and the office building and associated parking in phase one, and the second assembly building and additional parking in phase two. as mentioned
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all of which is currently permeable as it is vacant land. The commercial future land use allows the development
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storm water retention requirements of the city code, the site must retain the runoff of the water within the limits of the property for parking the 2,800 square feet of assembly area and 360 square feet of office space, as proposed, requires 48 spaces,
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grass surface. The concept plan currently shows 26 mark spaces. There appear to be adequate space for a grass area that would accommodate the additional 22 spaces not shown. The applicant also shows a 20 foot buffer area around the site for landscaping requirements. With the proposed 20 foot buffer and the permitted grass areas, it appears that the site can accommodate the on-site retention of storm water This, of course, is subject to planning and zoning approved engineered site plans. The applicant also intends to use the existing chain link fence on the east, the mobile home, and the north park sides of the site. Screening and opaque fencing is not required by code between adjacent commercial ‸ zonings. However,
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of thethe adjacent residential and recreational property uses. In the staff report given,
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2, regarding ingress, egress, and parking, refuse and utilities, screening and buffering, lighting, landscaping, landscaping,
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and open space, height requirements, renewal and termination dates, and compatibility, and concluded the following.
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noise, glare, or odor to the adjoining properties. Staff finds that a church would be a suitable use
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this location to support the immediate community as a place of congregation, fellowship, and worship.
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of a special exception request for
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pursuant to ‸ appendix a zoning article 11 section 15
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houses temples synagogues and associated buildings including educational and recreational facilities to be allowed to operate as a church the subject property is identified as tax parcel i.d
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243632004, located in the City of Cocoa Commercial Wholesale Zoning District, all with the following conditions. Number one, the special exception shall not be effective until the applicant has, one, secured all the permits and approvals necessary for any development related to the special exceptions, such as site plan approval and
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approval unless the board grants the applicant additional time. And just as a side note ‸ that these these conditions, one through four, have been modified since the staff report was provided, just to condense the conditions and remove any redundancies. And
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added as a as a condition. So going on, number two, if the use is extended, enlarged, or expanded, additional special exception approval shall be required the site plan included as exhibit E shall be binding upon the applicant, except that minor modifications may be made during the site plan review process to conform to the city code for life or life safety requirements. The applicant shall conform to the city of cocoa noise ordinances
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7 a.m. and 7 p.m. and 60 DBA between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. 60 DBA is the volume of normal conversation any other conditions deemed necessary by the board of adjustment thank you
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was modified after the staff report was provided to you so we just thought it would be good to add that extra condition yes and
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and there's been a lot of discussion that we are trying to get single-family homes and redo the area there. So we're just opposed neighbors are opposed to having structures. If it was something like
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or something with some tents and it comes back down, but permanent structures, that's not going to help our neighborhood now and like I said we are opposed we have neighbors that are opposed that couldn't make it one neighbor wrote a letter and
You got five churches in the area and why didn't the area where they're at now didn't approve them to extend their lease. We keep getting things kind of dumped in our neighborhood. that just
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It doesn't gel. And we think that doesn't the nicer people that they are and the things they've done it's just not for our neighborhood. And that's, that's just the way we feel about it. I have we have homes we have uh financial obligations and and we want our property value to stay up and I just don't think that does nothing for us Sookaythat's pretty much our opinion. All
not because of who they are and what they do, just because of where they are and why, why not continue where they're at? What's so good about where they want to go to, you know, versus where they already at and been there. so it is what it is. That's, that's our opinion.
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The media and I, like she said, we've ‸ been there for 38 years and, uh it's a, it's a whole lot of foot traffic already there. The streets already jammed with people. So
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about it is why, uh try to put up a church in our neighborhood that all the neighbors that really don't want it. The park is already flooded with crime. ‸ the police trying to stop all the crime. They're doing a
yeah, uh a lot, they, ‸ come to the neighborhood. They do pretty good with the tent setting up. I really, really like that. But, uh a main structure that you're gonna ‸ tear the neighborhood down.
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know, it's nothing wrong with them trying to get a place, but not in our neighborhood that you got older people that couldn't come. They take their medicine this time of day. We got a guy right next door. He can't walk in a wheelchair. uh His daughter, she addressed the, uh the, uh the letter for, uh for my wife to read to you all. And, uh like I said, uh when they come to the neighborhood and be at with the tent, it's wonderful. I look at it and it's already, it'd be completed. there'd be no crime or whatever. But when they put a structure
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a 30-year contract ‸ 30 years, they're going to have the right to come in there and do what they, whatever they feel they need deemed necessary, which is gonna ‸ just squash any other plans for real plans for that community. It's just it's not for our community. We are trying to do home ownerships and stuff like that. And
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like to speak ‸ to the, uh you just want to try to get it. oh I really appreciate y'all doing what you do. It really helps the neighborhood come together as what y'all doing. I respect y'all.
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right, sir. I think we ‸ yeah, they had like a two minute limit here. Let me ask ‸ a question real quick. um isn't that a, this is a commercial zone zoning, right? Right here.
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That's correct. It is not a a residential zone.
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commercial future land use. That's correct. ‸ So in ordinarily, and according to our code, a residential use is not, uh would not be allowed as it as it, as
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is. um but just to respond to one thing that
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their current location is their current landlord would not approve, ‸ of them would, would not allow them to apply
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beholden to that lease until it expires in 2025,
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continue, um congregating
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there
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that's because, that's because
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zoning district. But again, their landlord would not allow them to get the special exception. So, and then, um one more thing that Mr. Gilmore was referring to about the tents is that the applicant, um holds periodic revivals on the site.
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And so now they're just looking to kind of make that a permanent, uh location for their
So she alluded to um that we had done an eight-day tent revival there, and um we also fed the community every day. We had many of the people who live around there,
And there was a young couple, well, they're in their middle age, they live right there in that neighborhood, and they said, we don't go out after dark. And she said, but when you guys came in here, she said,
She said, the atmosphere around here has changed, and we're not afraid anymore. ‸ So that that's the that's what we want to do. We want to be able to bring Jesus into the city and love and the things that go on that shouldn't be going on there. We would like to see the Lord change people's attitudes there. And that's a big reason why we would like to use that area also. Also, the land owner is very receptive to us. He came from Canada and met with us, and he ‸ was very agreeable to what we wanted to do there.
um Have there been discussions in the future land use map to build out any single family ‸ or, like, are we are we taking anything around there, even though that parcels kind of plan to stay commercial to become residential?
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I am not personally aware of
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about um more single family, this being either rezoned or reclassified as in the future land use as anything residential. i'm I am not aware of okay of that. Thank
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on the information the applicants provided us so far with the size of their building and the parking based on the square footage of their building and the number of seats in the assembly buildings, um their their their parking requirement is, as the concept plan is
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is what we allow for for churches. um But we feel that you know that will have to be um hashed out in the engineering
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Right. they They'll need to show that they can accommodate all the necessary parking on site.
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