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10-22-1979 Regular MeetingOCTOBER 22, 1979 The scheduled meeting of the City of Smyrna Planning Commission was held at the Smyrna Police Department, October 22, 1979, and was called to order at 5:30 o'clock P. M. by Chairman Allen Potter. Also present were Jack Strickland, W. C. McCoy, Tom Corso, Bill Wood, George Griffin, M. E. Jernigan and Paula Cannon. Jim Hawkins from Ward 4 and M. L. Williams, Building Inspector were also present. The first order of business was a request from Nunnally Realty, Assoc. to rezone property located at 1130 Concord Road, Land Lot 485, from F. C. to L. C. Property being described as follows: Beginning at the Southeast corner of the intersection of Concord Road�,and Concord Circle and running thence Northeasterly along the south side of Concord Road 80 feet; thence Southeasterly 154 feet; thence West 116.5 feet to the east side of Concord Circle; thence North along the East side of Concord Circle 130 feet of the south side of Concord Road and the point of beginning being improved property. Charles Nunnally was present to represent Nunnally Realty Associates: He requested that the zoning be approved for the use of a real estate office for his firm. Mr. Nunnally stated that all parking would be located at the rear of the property and the existing house would remain the same inside. He also said that he would consent to a 10 foot buffer consisting of scrubs, etc. at the rear of the property since it will be abutting a residential area. Tom Corso made a motion that the motion for rezoning be approved subject to the buffer. The_motion�waslseconded by Jack•Strickland. Vote on the motion was unanimous. The second order of business was the discussion of the signing of the final plat for West Cooper Lake Hills. It was the decision of the Planning Commission to table the signing of the plat until a meeting between the Planning and Zoning Board, Mayor and Council, and others concerned could be held to discuss the correct guide- lines concerning subdivisi6n-plats coming before the Board to be "signed off". The final order of business was a decision on a motion by Jack Strickland, seconded by Bill Wood, to recommend to the Mayor and Council that OD (Office Distributional) be put back into the Code of Ordinances to allow for mini -warehouses. Vote on the motion was unanimous. With no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 6:30 P.M. Allen Potter, Chairman