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Se Roe Le he eptetad oNS

May 14th, 1979

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution a discussion ensued
concerning the number of additional sites in this subdivision that may
require similar consideration and it was generally agreed that the
Developer be contacted and requested to submit all eligible lets at one
time for Council's consideration at Public Hearing.
From the Planning and Zoning Committee, May 3rd, 1979 with respect Planning &

Zoning Comm, re
to an application (R#8-79) to rezone properties at 3185 Flint Street R#8/79 —

3185 Flint St.
from CS-1 (Service Commercial) and RS-1(Single-Family Residential) to CD
(Comprzhensive Development) to permit redevelopment of the existing
grocery store and a 7-unit townhouse apartment project and recommending
that the application preceed to Public Hearing. The City Planner briefly

outlined the proposal.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Committee, May 3rd,
1979 rezoning Application R#8-79 to rezone Lots 20, 21 and 22, Block 25,
District Lot 464, Group One, Plan 1951, from CS-1 (Service Commercial)
and RS-1 (Single~Family Residential) to CD (Comprehensive Development)
advance to a Public Information Meeting prior to Public Hearing. Carried.
During the discussion which ensued prior to passage of the resolution
quoted above, Alderman Ranger expressed concern over the proposed exit
from the Parking Lot onto Flint Street and its proximity to the inter-
section with Prairie Avenue and the Pedestrian activated traffic signal
and requested that the same be referred to the Public Works Committee
for further review.
Alderman Laking advised that the next item on the Agenda presented 8:00 p.m. ~
Ald. Laking

a possible conflict of interest for him and he did not wish to partici- leaves Chamber

pate in the discussion and he thereupon left the Council Chambers.

From the City Planner, May 10th, 1979 concerning proposed developments City Planner
May 10/79 re

in the 3100 Block Oxford and York Streets and an application from the 3100 BJk.York
-Lutheran Ch.

Lutheran Church to rezone its property from RS-1 (Single Family Residential)

to P-2 (Special Institutional) in order to construct a new church and an

additional proposal for development of the surreunding property. The

City Planner reviewed the existing and proposed developments and outlined
some of the problems encountered respecting possible 'land~lock' situations
which could arise and further explained siting locations considered by

the Church and himself. Representatives of the Church were in attendance
and offered comments regarding their proposal. A lengthy discussion

ensued during which Alderman Traboulay enquired as to whether or not the

Church had, in fact, investigated the possiblity of selling the entire