HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 05/10/1932May 10 1932
Regular meeti -ng of _the Planning Commission called. to order by
President Ev'ans,.
R Ei'1s C- ,anF Greene
.l6nt Commissioners] Mrs,. Hamilton, 'Fans Cromwell, G'onzalez.,
Absent: Co mm issi,onersiJones and McFadden.
READING" .OF- THE .J.OURNAL
t n, motion re gu 1ar.1 mad "e, and c:a•r
r-i ed- the; :reading of the - minutes
of the last °meeting was disp.ens'ed with.
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e Presiden.t that ��amse : -Von Ta en a lice, tion for re- zoning
Th t the meeting was. open t the curial detati_oz
of the .appl ca Ion of 'Ramsaey' and Von Tagen,, whereupon Mr. W. Olsen,
617 I Street owner of property, presented a, petition signed by 47
prop.ert,y owners in the vicinity, protesting the gr"antirig of the petition.
Mr. H. P. V:o,gensen, property owner at 5th and H Streets and
re.sidi,ng at 600 5th Street,, spoke 'against" the grantinig of the application
on the, ground of being in a residl nt-ial district,,
Andrew Stein
worker and sleeps Stein. th 612 -6th Street, -sp ®ke against it. He is a night
_ p e .daytime and the noise from •the Ramsey. Von Tagen-
premises, 'aisturrbs him. He, alsol objected, he believes the
insurance rates `in' this ' to'cality will be increased. '
Mr. Brost � 723 `H Street, 'I spoke in protest on the grounds of the
fire hazard; unsanitary..condition; drawing of rats spreadirig of dust
ise`s n the neighborhood; thee ' heavy trucks in and out of the'
prem
g g o His residence 'is about 300, feet distant
and he! can hear the noise of the machinery at times..
Mr -J,.: G. ScY iibter 700 I Street, spoke, the grounds. of his
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rotest b e in that the: residential dharacter of the dis`tric`t should be
preserved. He is not' -annoyed b.yidust or noise, his Mouse being about
500 feet distant. p
Mrs. 'Lyle,, 611 7th. Street, whose resid is 'one, door removed
from the premises', c`omp'lained of being annoyed by the noise and, dust
which settled in her yard and inside her ;hous.e; alkso that refuse was,
burned at night.
Others addressing the Corm sion were: Mrs.' M Miklas and Mr.'
Tibbit'tsl,, both residents i'n the .nei borhapd,
Mr. Von Ta,gen anal 'Mr.. Rams.ey, the - petitioners, als spoke
answering the ob>e "cters and protestant "s and presented a•,peti,tion signed
by °9 persons residing in the neigib :orhood 'which petition endorsed the'
ra.+ntihg of a orar permit. Mr. Von Tagen stated that he is, now
m p to y - n 1.6 p arsons of whom .8 are women-and 8 are men; that. his weekly
payroll is $200 ®00.: .14r. Von Tager , state. d that- he is already, find °ing
the quarters' too; 6ramp;ed and small for hi.s operation and that -'he expects
tm move to : an industrial sect ,on this 'fall. In answer to a question
y Von Tagen stated that -he would
b a member - of - the- `C'omms ion Mr. .
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definitely agree ,t discontinue the, op.ergtion of his ;plant arid remove
it riot later than the end of this year if he were granted a temporary
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permit f or the next .six months..
After a full opportunity for all persons to b6.heard. the
Planning Commission on motion duly seconded and c rried wen i-rto
executive session. While in executive zessi.on on motion.,. by .,Mr:..
Gonzalbz�, seconded by Mrs. Hamilton,, the secretary was .
to notify the City' Touncil that the ;,Planning Commission-rez0mmends
that the, petition for the re- zonings be denied.
R. A. Douglas pe , , ,on
The petition. of R. A. :Douglas • for a permit to improve
the Southwest corner of 3rd and I Streets' with a gas and oil, service
station., which petition had been regularly referred to the 'C:ommission
by the City Council, -was considered and ,on motion 'by. ,Mr Gonza
seconded by M rs. Hamilton, the Seeretary w as instructed to advise
the C ity .Council that the .Commission: recommends that 'Mr,.- Douglas
be granted the permit which he seeks.
ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further, business, on motion regularly.
made' and carried the meeting adjourned.
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