HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 12/06/1951Deceiver, .1951
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4 The regular meeting of `the Plann rig: Comm1 ssonr was held December 6, 1951, s '
-- at -4 :'30 'p.m.- in the Council• Chambers, City''HaLl
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Present• Commissioners;Pickerson; Elphick and +Krone
Absent• �. Corissigner Byce and .Schoenngh r
., Ex;_officio, Present :y .142re. TTogensei= ,
City Officials Present. ll'!r ® , Aleir' hall and .Mr Neil
The minutes of the previous 'meeting wiJi- approved as w_rittene
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public hearing was. held on `'the. - rezon ng : of the PUBLIC- HEARING ". ZONING .CHANGE
pro ert bounded E lisp Street - Westera Avenue
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Fair Street - and Baker `S,' et fron an .R =2 zb_ ne to an
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R- 3,' zone`.
'There were no com�rients or objections and the matter
. was: tabled until the next public hearing , h will _.
be :held `December 20
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1�4asselh -and Mr. Lihaebeck re we:`to A IM. MASSELLI
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again discuss the' request of. ` 1r,. Masselli; to build
aI -ocery store ,on the sorrier of,•Dast,'!D" and Payran
Street.
The pasty action by °the 'Comma sson' `on the matter was
eviewed: and, Mr. 11asselli yias'. unformed that. iio decision
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could bez reached unless .a formal application for °rezoning
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�• , is received. They; indicated that they would., not act
(•' favorably on 'spot: zoni would, consider rezoning of
the southwesterly 'side of Payraii Street`• f _ i East Wash=
ington Street` to, East., "D" Street if the property 'osmers
in that' area :are, ri favor of rezonng
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Mr. Uarsl all and Mr.. Neis offered their services: ;in help-
ing:fl�r. MasselI i prepare 'a petition for rezoning. This
petition would show the "uses: which, would automatically;,be
allowed if the area .were, rezoned F'
14ir Bil'bro� s reque t to';buzld a duplex on `G Str..eet RICHARD ,E: I3IhBRQ;'
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between °6th &,:7th Stree "ts was; dscusseda, ;Thererere :.•
no objections sinc.e that area is zoned R- :and he•was.
7formed. _that ,favorable : action would be- taken on. his,_ . • .
application at,the special meeting Decefnber'
provided -.he ,paid the $h10: filing fee requirede` I'
• Cor_respondence 'from Poultry'Producers to the Cit• COPELAND" STREET- ABANDON mft' -
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Council regarding: the abandormnent' ;of the dead' n .. OF
portion, of 1Copeland, Street :was re :ad and discussed,
but no decision -was reached', ` The Comm ssion ws 'l .
look over the - pro erty 'and give an opinion- "at their
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nelct regular meeting.
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` l r Ham Schoeningh ..appeared at a prey -Lous meeting; REZ ONING OP .PROPERTY ON, ,
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to ask the' o in�on :of the Comm sion regardirig're- HIGH`AND UPHAM STREETS
' zoning, of property, on High and Upham Street to R.:3.
It + -'tivas : again discussed: a:nd those members of =the
CommissiOn present: .felt.that. favorable consideration'
vvquld be given to; a'. rez oning`. if, formal applcstion is '
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"� ! Mre• ATeis informed the Commission -that ;a home:' s SET BACK f1
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being built on, the' corner of Baker.. and Tui ti,' `
which 14ppeaxs1'to. be- in violation of the - - on n.g,
L 0rainancee It is :not in violation, -as .the curb
ne is: the: property i n I.Me ' s'etback on.
Baker Street is in line .with 'the ,adjacent properties"
and ' on ,Tunz,,. the setback is. °more` -than the; average ;
setback:: m ..the. - block.
There ? being,no further business toy come' the Commission, the meeting' was
adjoUrned at `5.50 p.me
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December, -1951
A s , i & of the P- Tanning Commission was; held December'`7, lj5a, at.
T .30 p m in the : Council Chambers City H all;
r Present: Com�iissoners'DZCkersory Elphck, $choeri�ngh and Krone
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Absent :'. Commissigner Byce
t : City Officials Present:Lr.''MarshallT
r Thus being, t time and'' place "set: forfa: publ c ,2ZLIA�d J:; `PATTERSON
hearing on -'the application of William: J. Patterson,
215..- 12;t1. Street; * ,for .a 'variance fo construct ''one
bedroom and bath within , ft. l� ; in' of - the . property
line on the northerly _side of the present d�relling
and 5 . ft . 6 in. •.on the. wresterly - ."side - of . `the dwelling, ;
Chairman Dann called 'for comments 'from the
Mr..John °Lounibos, represEnting Mr. R ' 'S. Currens� _
101 'Grossland stated that Mr'.; Currens. objected '
to the :granting of a variance since- he is an
adjoining, property i.owner and. he felt that ;the ,pro-
:posed improvement'would depreciate the.- :valu "e' of his
•,,property .and would::great7,y . inj - and �d'amage., the i.se
and enjojmeint ;of his living roora, and patio.. He •stated'
further, that the tion to. *l , ,Patt ;.
' 'ad erson' s. home would
Great" -a , precedent in that . tz. "might allow in the future;,
additions •to• buildings which tivould' destroy the artistry
of, •the res'ideritial '.area that 'e-%±s ;ts.' there.'
'Lounbos suggested ' that -the" Commz sion vevr the
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,�� • m, i proposed addition : from: - Alr. '"Cur living • room in order ' .
s , to understand his point; of view before :making a decision.,
y Mr., Curyens 51vt 1 is in tY e'.rear' of his house. and
a patio yvhich� is easterly ;from the rear f' the. fiome • of
htr Patterson®
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