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September 15, 1971
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<br /> 71-376 - The following ordinance approved at last meeting,
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<br /> "AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTIONS S AND 18 OF ORDINANCE NO.
<br /> TAINING TO THE CLASSIFICATION AND COMPENSATION OF CERTAIN
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<br /> On motion King,
<br />and by the
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<br />was taken up and read:
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<br /> of Mr. Raymond Smith and seconded by Mr,
<br />following vote:
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<br />1971-62, PER-
<br />EMPLOYEES."
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<br />the ordinance was
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<br />adopted,
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<br />Ayes: Holley, Johnson, King, Irvine Smith, RJymond Smith, Turner, Barnes
<br />Nays: None
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<br />NEW BUSINESS
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<br />71-409 - The following letter was received from Director of Planning:
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<br /> "At its regular monthly meeting on September
<br />further consideration to this rezoning application
<br />Council for restudy:
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<br />7, 1971, the Planning Commission gave
<br />referred back to the Commission by City
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<br /> Z 71-20 Petition of James H. Coppage, Owner, to rezone property described as follows:
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<br /> Beginning approximately 100 feet east of the southeast corner of Moton Street
<br /> and Phillips Avenue; thence east along Moron Street approximately 125 feet to
<br /> a point; thence south approximately 105 feet to a rear property line; thence
<br /> west along said line approximately 125 feet to a point; thence north approxi-
<br /> mately 105 feet to the right-of-way 6f~'~oton Street, the ~point of origin,
<br /> from Residential R-TS to Commercial C-2.
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<br /> At the public hearing on July 6, 1971, the Planning Commission resolved to recommend
<br />denial of this application on grounds that Turnpike Road commer6ial expansion into resi-
<br />dential Mount Hermon would be contrary to municipal land use and conservation goals. This
<br />applicant proposes to extend intensive commercial over one of the Mount Hermon codes enforce-
<br />ment project.boundaries, which would further complicate an already complex situation, com-
<br />mented the Commission at that time.
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<br /> However, on September 7th, the applicant provided a site plan showing that his inten-
<br />tion of crossing the Mount Hermon COdes Enforcement Project boundary is only to an extent
<br />of 25 feet which leaves a conforming 7,500 square foot lot in Residential R-75 on Moron
<br />Street. The applicant indicates that his interest is only f6r the purpose of meeting off-
<br />street parking requirements of the Zoning Ordinance and that aproper fence will be erected
<br />to screen the motel site from adjoining Moron Street homes. On this basis, the Planning
<br />Commission revised its position and recommends that the following portion of t~- original
<br />request be granted and rezoned from R-75 to C-2:
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<br />Beginning at a point 75 feet south from the south side of Moron Street from
<br />another poin~ which is approximately 200 feet east of the southeast corner
<br />of Moron Street and Phillips Avenue; thence south approximately 25 feet
<br />along a side lot line to a point; thence west approximately 100 feet along
<br />the Moron Street-Turnpike Road rear lot line toga point; thence east approxi-
<br />mately 100 feet to the point of origin."
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<br /> Mr. Raymond Smith a motion and Mr. Holley seconded to concur with the recommendation
<br />of the Planning Commission.
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<br /> A substitute motion was offered by Mr. Raymond Smith and seconded by:Mr. Turner to
<br />defer the matter until Council can determine whether the matter in question requires a C-2
<br />zone in order to provide parking spaces, was adopted, and by the following vote:
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<br />Ayes: Holley, Johnson, King, Irvine Smith, Raymond Smith, Turner, Barnes
<br />Nays: None
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<br />71-410 - The following letter was received from Director of Planning:
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<br /> "At its regular monthly meeting on September 7, 1971, the City Planning Commission re-
<br />viewed plans for the multi-family project to be erected at the extreme east end of Hatton
<br />Point Road on Carney Creek. The first section is to be known as "Cypress Cove Villas" and
<br />will involve the erection of a condominium containing 30 townhouse units. The applicant
<br />and Planning ,Commission agreed upon the following three alterations to the plan originally
<br />submitted:
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<br />(1) Move the first two parking spaces at Unit 1 away from Hatton Point
<br /> Road. We will shift them approximately 8'-0" further away.
<br />(2) Shift Units 10, 11,~I2, 1S and 14 approximately 10'-0~, closer to
<br /> hank line so as to provide additional g~een area in front of
<br /> buildings..
<br />(S) Provide temporary.turning space at end of Phase I road.
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<br /> On this basis, the Planning Commission resolved to recommend approval."
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<br /> On motion of Mr. Raymond Smith and seconded by Mr. Turner, to concur with the recommenda.
<br />tions of the Planning Commission, was adopted by the following vote:
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<br /> Ayes: Holley, Johnson, King, Irvine Smith, Raymond Smith, Turner, Barnes
<br /> Nays: None
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