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- PC6SPECIAL EXCEPTION (CONSENT) - Ryan A. and Elizabeth J. Pryor - Private School (Baseball and Softball School) in an A-R Agricultural-Residential District – Central Pasco County - Approximately 320 Feet South of the Intersection of Hadlock Drive and Elkmont Lane - Containing Approximately 5 Acres
Dan Wells Okay, yeah, another thing too. You mentioned something about speed bumps, okay? If you fix that road uh And you put it Well, if you put speed bumps on it on the right now, any kind of speed bumps, it's gonna move. As soon as it rains, it's gonna move. Okay? It's tearing up it'll tear up my vehicles, okay? The holes that's there now are tearing up my vehicles, okay? And I've already checked and I have the legal right to grade that road if I want to. Which I have. Okay. And I will if I need to.
- PC6SPECIAL EXCEPTION (CONSENT) - Ryan A. and Elizabeth J. Pryor - Private School (Baseball and Softball School) in an A-R Agricultural-Residential District – Central Pasco County - Approximately 320 Feet South of the Intersection of Hadlock Drive and Elkmont Lane - Containing Approximately 5 Acres
Girardi So Barbara, when I asked Steph earlier whether it was possible to put speed bumps on a dirt road, I thought the answer was no, but then I heard Somebody testified that in fact one was installed. with asphalt millings. Um And I'm not sure what the Planning Commission wants to do with this, but if the Planning Commission were to require speed bumps be installed as part of condition four, is that something that you and your client would be willing to do?
- PC6SPECIAL EXCEPTION (CONSENT) - Ryan A. and Elizabeth J. Pryor - Private School (Baseball and Softball School) in an A-R Agricultural-Residential District – Central Pasco County - Approximately 320 Feet South of the Intersection of Hadlock Drive and Elkmont Lane - Containing Approximately 5 Acres
Several speakers Charles Grey: You could put a concrete speed bump there, even on a dirt road though, right?
- PC6SPECIAL EXCEPTION (CONSENT) - Ryan A. and Elizabeth J. Pryor - Private School (Baseball and Softball School) in an A-R Agricultural-Residential District – Central Pasco County - Approximately 320 Feet South of the Intersection of Hadlock Drive and Elkmont Lane - Containing Approximately 5 Acres
Grey Well the only thing I can add to it in terms of the The teaching element is the And schools throughout the county are It can certainly be in agricultural zones. Yeah, no matter what they teach, there's still schools. And this is a this is a type of school. And uh I think Richard. Well also Verify that we Put schools in agricultural zones.
- PC6SPECIAL EXCEPTION (CONSENT) - Ryan A. and Elizabeth J. Pryor - Private School (Baseball and Softball School) in an A-R Agricultural-Residential District – Central Pasco County - Approximately 320 Feet South of the Intersection of Hadlock Drive and Elkmont Lane - Containing Approximately 5 Acres
Girardi Well the the Chairman just asked me whether we can require speed bumps. I I would say Speed I didn't say speed bumps. I asked him the question. So legally You could, but the issue is that Condition four, as proposed by the applicant, does not allow them to pave it, so I don't Uh it maybe of a practical problem and it's kind of an engineering question. Can you in s even install Speed bumps on a dirt road and I'll ask staff to Do you know the answer to that?
- PC6SPECIAL EXCEPTION (CONSENT) - Ryan A. and Elizabeth J. Pryor - Private School (Baseball and Softball School) in an A-R Agricultural-Residential District – Central Pasco County - Approximately 320 Feet South of the Intersection of Hadlock Drive and Elkmont Lane - Containing Approximately 5 Acres
Will Poon Will Penn. Uh P E current planning? Will it be smooth? Well if you compact it to the standards that specify here from D O T It more likely will be smooth. If you could however it is a dirt road. So putting speed bump there also probably won't stay there because it's subject to movement. Highly likely. Yes. So
- PC6ZONING AMENDMENT (CONSENT) – Massey Partners, Ltd. – Change In Zoning From an A-C Agricultural District to an AR-5 Agricultural-Residential District – North Central Pasco County – On the Northwest Corner of Trilby Road and Dowling Lake Road – Containing Approximately 211.63 Acres
Several speakers very, very little sight distance. The sight distance is even worse around those two reverse curves you see right there. You cannot see around them. The speed limit on Trilby Road is 45 miles an hour. Post it. Those corners I have advisory signs um that I think are twenty miles per hour. The fact of the matter is everybody does well in excess of fifty miles an hour. It creates a very dangerous situation. There's blind driveways on those curves, those curves have Hills, one up, one down, depending on which way you're going. Can't see around them. And on the weekends we get a lot of bicycle traffic, which is consistent with the San Antonio area. We get a lot of motorcycle clubs up there, not gangs clubs. Yeah. і just doesn't need more traffic on it. I sino reason why. We should add If we double the land u or double the zoning On this property, we're now going
- PC6SPECIAL EXCEPTION (CONSENT) - Ryan A. and Elizabeth J. Pryor - Private School (Baseball and Softball School) in an A-R Agricultural-Residential District – Central Pasco County - Approximately 320 Feet South of the Intersection of Hadlock Drive and Elkmont Lane - Containing Approximately 5 Acres
Amanda Dion Yes, yes we do. We have considerable dust. Um you have people that one don't live out there so You don't have a lot of respect level at times. Most people are good, but we've had cars hauling in there. I have a lady out there that has her horse and was almost kicked in the head from a speeding car going down there. It's We ki like to keep it a little rough. One, the horses don't want the pavement and two, it slows down the speeding cars, which they do do. And I have witnessed many people have witnessed and it has become quite a hindrance. the light that he had up there, along with the floodlights he has on his house or during directly towards our properties and the surrounding and it lights up like a Christmas tree. Um The dust is just phenomenal. We have to go out there and hose it down last time as the cars go by. Stand there and hose it to eliminate the dust, which isn't very good for the horses as well. that's we cross that road, that's about the time excuse me. that we feed. We cross with horses and it's a continual
- PC6SPECIAL EXCEPTION (CONSENT) - Ryan A. and Elizabeth J. Pryor - Private School (Baseball and Softball School) in an A-R Agricultural-Residential District – Central Pasco County - Approximately 320 Feet South of the Intersection of Hadlock Drive and Elkmont Lane - Containing Approximately 5 Acres
Will Poon Pouring curb and d you know, and so forth and dirt and so forth. But I mean I've actually driven out there myself on a different matter to that site and It is bumpy. I mean at a sedan com you know and So I mean it's i it is accessible. And I I also witnessed uh Horse trailer was being pulled out there too. And they were right over it. Um I wasn't going excessive speed, um Because there were some bumps through the road and they were so So It is accessible as it is in this c current condition.
- PC3ZONING AMENDMENT (CONSENT) - Valdes Family Properties, LLC. - Change In Zoning From R-4 High Density Residential and C-1 Neighborhood Commercial Districts to a C-2 General Commercial District - Southwest Pasco County - On the South Side of Darlington Road, Approximately 400 Feet East of US 19 - Containing Approximately 4.25 Acres
Several speakers School District Representative: Yeah, sorry.
- Aiken MPUD rezoning for multifamily and commercial
Henry Sure. Okay. But but th but we we are not creating the additional traffic to the school. Some of our some of our students will go to the school, but it would be the same number of students. School only has so many students. Right. So some of our students may go there, but we would not necessarily increase the traffic to the school.