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<br />September 10, 1985
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<br /> Rev. W. Joseph Winfree, 1024
<br />Shelter, spoke concerning the need
<br />that the Planning Department, City
<br />to open the doors of Park Place.
<br />
<br />Blair Street, representing PARC-Task Forae for
<br /> for emergency assistance for the homeless and
<br /> Attorney, and the City Manager be directed to
<br />
<br />Emergency
<br />requested
<br />find a way
<br />
<br /> Motion of Mrs. Lucas and seconded by Mr. Beamer, to suspend the rules ~o grant Rev. Winfrc
<br />an additional 1 m~nute to complete his presentation, and was adopted by unanimous vote.
<br />
<br /> David F. Leonard, 408 Middle Street, representing Olde Towne Civic League, spoke against
<br />the code changes.
<br />
<br /> Rev. Jim Hundley, 1023 Naval Avenue,
<br />the proposed code changes, and requested
<br />Commission.
<br />
<br />representing Park View Civic League, spoke against
<br />that the matter be referred back to the Planning
<br />
<br /> Rev. Franklin Gillis, 4604 Winston Road, stated that emergency shelters were needed, and
<br />urged support for the homeless to be considered.
<br />
<br />Father Paul Jenkins, Holy Angels Catholic Church, spoke ~n support of the code changes.
<br />
<br />Minister Stephen Green, 808 Freedom Avenue, sp.oke in support of the code changes.
<br />
<br /> Motion of Mr. Whitlow and seconded by Mr. Beamer, to adopt a new land use definition and
<br />incorporate temporary facilities with a use permit under the eight (8] categories currently
<br />permitting group homes; and to defer ~o the meeting of October 8, i985 further consideration
<br />of any additional definiticns to be added ~o our zoning code relative to medical related
<br />temporary residence facilities, and was adopted by unanimous vote.
<br />
<br />(e)(2)-Reques~ of David J©rdan for a special exception to off=street parking requirements
<br /> 430 High Street, deferred from the Public Hearing of Augus~ 13, 1985.
<br />
<br /> Motion of Mr. Beamer and seconded by Mr. Gray, to concur in the recommendation of the
<br />Planning Commission.
<br />
<br /> Robert Dolsey, Applicant, 327 High Street, was available for comment regarding the number
<br />of spaces approved, and understood that he could back for the additional 32 spaces.
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<br />Motion approved on first reading, and was adopted by unanimous vote.
<br />
<br />84-412(h) - Consideration of a site fog the proposed Churchland Fire Station, deferred
<br /> from the Public Hearing of November 13, 1984.
<br />
<br /> Motion of Mrs. Webb and seconded by Mr. Beamer, that the matter be tabled, and was adopted
<br />by unanimous vote.
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<br />REPORTS FROM THE CITY MANAGER
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<br /> 85-262 Letter from the City Manager
<br />$64,000 from the Public Utilities Capital
<br />Ground Storage Reservoir facility adjacent
<br />responsible low bidder.
<br />
<br />recommending adoption of an ordinance to appropriate
<br />Improvements Fund for an engineering study of The
<br />to the City Armory, and award of contract to
<br />
<br /> "The Director of Public Utilities,
<br />to develop a plan to either replace or
<br />s~orage adjacen~ to the City Armory.
<br />
<br />Jim Spacek, has requested an appropriation of $64,000
<br />rehabilitate the 2 million gallon 5-mile post ground
<br />
<br /> Through a request for proposals and competitive negotiation process, the engineering
<br />firm of CH2M-Hill has been selected to perform this project.
<br />
<br /> This reservoir began leaking within one year of its construction in 1962 due to differ-
<br />ential settlement of the soil beneath it. Various in-bourse attempts to rectify the problem
<br />through grout injection and placement of a partial rubber liner have been unsuccessful. The
<br />reservoir now exhibits _~terioration of its domed cover and s~dewall as well as leakage throu~
<br />its floor.
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<br /> This project is carried in the curren~years CIP as Project 933-Renovation to Ground
<br />Storage Reservoirs.
<br />
<br /> As you may recall, a similar effort two years ago resulted in a very cost effective re-
<br />habilitation of the 2 million gallon, cira 1919, ground storage reservoir at Godwin Street.
<br />
<br />I concur with Jim's recommendation to proceed with this work."
<br />
<br /> On motion of Mr. Gray
<br />first reading; award of the
<br />adopted by unanimous vote:
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<br />and seconded by Mrs. Webb, the following ordinance was approved
<br />contracn to CH2M-Hill, being responsible low bidder, and was
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<br />on
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<br />"AN ORDINANCE ~O APPROPRIATE $64,000 FROM THE PUBLIC UTILITIES CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
<br />FUND FOR AN EINGINEERING STUDY OF THE GROUND STORAGE RESERVOIR FACILITY ADJACENT
<br />TO THE CITY ARMORY."
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