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r'S:4' e 9/26/66 ~------_.__._..-~- ~~._------_._------- -----<------- ~_.". --- - ..- - - -- ...-...._,- .-. -~- -~ -~------- ~ - - - . ". l. Planning Commission Report - September 6, 1966 I 1 a. Rezone to M-l, 330 and 340 High Street, St. Vincent de Paul - This change of zoning was requested to permit operation of a secondhand~store and chapel on the property. The PUnning Commiss~on recommended denial because the area had previously been re- zoned from M-l to R-3G in an effort to upgrade the area. Dr. Purdy moved seconded .! by Mr. McNutt to deny the request. Motion carried. 2 b~.Conditional Use Petmit, 1800 Friendly Street, Nursery School, John Jones - The Plan- ning Commission recommended approval of this request subject to the following condi- tions: (1) That all requirements as to the R-l zoning be complied with on the de- velopment of the site; (2) that additional right-of-way be dedicated on West 18th Avenue; (3) that signs indicating this use should be limited to one l2-square foot sign; (4) that the site be developed and mai~tained in a resid~ntial manner; (5) that existing fenc'es and hedges along the southern portion of the property be maintained as sit'e screening for the day nursery; four o"ff-stre'et parking. stalls be provided; and (7) that the play area be fenced and also be in a locatio'n on the northwestern" e portion of the lot. Mr. Lassen moved sec~nded by Mr. McNutt that a hearing be called for October 10, 1966. Motion carried. 3 c. Annexation, between Quaker and Bailey Hill Road north of l5th~ Bonson - The Planning Commission recommended approval of the 100% petition for annexatio~ of this property. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve annexation~ Motion carried. 4 d. Annexation, south of 18th between Todd and Bailey Hill Road, McCornack-Breeden - I This annex at ion, requested by a 100% petitio"n, was recommended for approval' by the Planning Commission. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve the annexa- tion. Motion carried. Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to approve Items la through ld of the Committee report. Motion . carried. 5 e. Rezone to R-3G, area north of West Acorn Park, Bonson - The Planning Commission recommended denial of this request. The Council concurred with the Planning Com- mission in encouraging Mr. Bonson to proceed with a planned unit devel~ment, for about 146-148 units on the l5-acre parcel with the prospect that when he is ready, the zoning ordinance will permit the,development. Otherwise, a program could be de- veloped by contractual arrangement: Mr. Chatt'moved seconded by Dr. Purdy to deny the rezoning request. Motion carried. . Mr. Bonson showed his proposed plan for development of thIs area and requested the Council to short- cut the usual proceedings followed in zoning newly annexeo areas. He stated that both the ~lanning Commission and the Council have encouraged him to develop' this "Planned Unit Development Plan", and that he would like to proceed immediately with the development. It was explained that legal problems prevent granting such a request, that the City must follow State law which requires public hearings to be held before annexations can become effective. It was suggested that Mr. Bonson request hearings on both the proposed plan and the rezoning request at the same time so that the Pla nning Commission can set conditions for a contractual arrangement or can incorporate appropriate conditions into the I zoning ordinance. It was further suggested that a letter to Mr. Bonson be prepared stating that the Council and the Planning Commission have encouraged him in developing this plan. Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to deny the rezoning request. Mot ion carried.. Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mr. Chatt that a letter addressed to Mr. Bonson be prepared as outlined. Motion carried. 6 f. Sidewalks, Highland Oaks Area - The Planning Commission recommended that the City e Council adopt a standard plan for location of sidewalks in this area. In answer to quest ions from Max Wright," it was explained that this action has been prompted by complaints from some area residents and by inquiries from contractors now building in the area and who are required to construct sidewalks within one year of comple- tion of a residence. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Lassen to approve the plan submitted by the Planning Commission. Motion carried. 7 2. SiClewalk, south side of Cal Young and west side of Oakway Road - The question of side- walks for this area was raised because of the number of children walking to and from school. Dr.Purdy moved seconded. by Mr. Lassen" that the Council initiate construction of sidewalks on the south side"of, Cal Young-Road east of Oakway Road, and on the west side of Oakway Road fr"om ,Fairway Loop to Coburg Road. Motion carried. 1 8 I 3. Curb Sidewalk, Friendly from 22nd to 24th - A letter was read from Ray Tuttle, pastor of the Friendly St~eet Church of God, requesting a va~ianc~ to pe~mita curb sidewalk I at this loeation. Mr. Lassen moved seconded by Mr. McNutt that the ,request be denied. I Motion carried. 9 4. Bethel~Danebo Sewer Trunk C, Right-of-Way a. Assessment Deferral, Smith and Jackson - The Public Works Department reqeusted per- mission to defer assessment for Trunk Cagainst- properti.es'owred by William Smith and Lydia Jackson south of 11th Avenue between Bailey Hill Roa~ and Wallis Street to enable the City to obtain a permanent sewer easement for Trunk C. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr.McNutt to approve the request. Motion carried. e l, 9/26/66 - 2