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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1954-05-13 PZC MINUTESPAGE 52 3. A unit must be installed on each water closet in a bathroom with multiple toilet facilities. 4. May not be installed in rooms where there is or will be installed · any gas- fired appliance . Motion carried. Mr. Dunham, Woodman Bldrs. and Att y , Marc Shivers informed the Commission that Mr. Atkins has agreed to sell the lots n orth of his home. Because of the time element Mr. Dunham wishes to file two plats rather than one --the So. Clarkson-So. Washington block to be known as Bellewood First Addition, and Washington to Bellewood Subdivision as Bellewood Second Addition. It was agreed that Washington will be a 44' travelway to make it possible for fire equipment to gain entrance to the circle drive in the second addition. Motion by Mr. Wright that the Commission approve the plat of Bellewood first addition as presented in pencil tracings. Motion seconded by Dr. Weigand. Motion carried. The F.H.A. will not approve the 94' lots in the second addition but would approve 99' lots. Because the platting of the second addition requires that Pearl be vacated and the alley running from Logan to Washington will be a dead end, Mr. Dunham asked that the alleyway be vacated and that the 20' be added on to the lots to make them 99'. Motion by Mr. Wright, second by Dr. Weigand that the Commission recommend to the Council that an ordinance vacating So. Washington Street between Locust Lane and Belleview be passed on second reading. That an ordinance vacating alleys in blocks H & J, Hermosillo Place, and Pine Way from Washington to Clarkson be passed on second reading and that plat of Bellewood first addition be accepted. Further that the ordinance vacating the West half of So. Pearl St. from Town and Country Subdivision to Belleview Ave. and Locust Lane from So . Logan to So. Washington St. as dedicated in Bellewood first addition be passed on first reading and that said ordinance be passed on second reading upon presentation of plat of Bellewood second addition. The street plan and lot size of which have been approved. Motion carried. Manager Flint brought to the attention of the Commission that there is a conflict in Key Maps 104K2 and 104K3 whether or not the 4300 block on So. Sherman is a 44' width street or 36' street. Property owners in the 4400 block and 4200 block have put in curbs and gutters for a 44' street. Property owners in the 4300 block are inquiring where they should put in their curbs and gutters. Location map C-9 was consulted and it shows So. Sherman St. as 44'. It was the feeling of the Commission that So. Sherman St. is comparable to So. Bannock Street and should be 44'. Motion by Mayor Weigand, second by Mr. Wright, that the Board recommend that So. Sherman St. be maintained as a 44' street from E. Hampden to E. Chenango. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned 1:00 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Dorothy Romans, Secretary Approved: 5 /13/54 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING May 13 , 1954 Members present: Fred Janssen, B. B. Wright , Lee Jones, Mr. Wallace, Dr. Weigand, Mgr. Flint, Dorothy Romans. Meeting convened at 9:30 a.m. Mr . Janssen presiding. Mr. Waters and Allen Mehl attended the meeting to request permission to construct two sides of a building and a roof joining two b~ildings in back of the Englewood Heating, 1000 W. Hampden . Mr. Wallace was asked to see whether or not such a structure would meet ·.requirements. Mr. Dunham, Woodman & Dunham, showed the Commission the plat for the Bellewood second addition. Mr. Flint notified the Commission that the City Council had tabled action on the Odor-Ridd Veritilator at the last meeting. A tentative meeting with Harmon and O'Donnell was set for Tuesday night, May 18, 1954 .. The minutes of the April 29, 1954 meeting were read and approved. The meeting adjourned at 11:15 a.m. Respectfully submitted, Dorothy Romans, Secretary Approved: 6 /17/54 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I I I I I I PLANNING COMMISSION (Special Meeting) May 24, 1954 PAGE 53 Members present: Mr. Janssen, Mr. Wright, Mr. Jones, Mr. Guilford, Mayor Weigand, Mr. Flint, Mrs. Romans. A joint meeting of the Planning Commission and the City Council was held to discuss with Mr. Harmon the revision of the zoning map. Mr. Harmon presented a map showing the existing land use and a map showing the revision of existing zoning. Mr. Harmon and his assistant, Mr. Goodwin, explained the steps taken in preparing the two maps and general discussion was held. The Planning Commission will meet again with Mr. Harmon as soon as possible and public hearings will be held in different parts of the City. Respectfully submitted Dorothy Romans, Secretary Approved: ~~~~~~~ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * PLANNING COMMISSION June 3, 1954 Members present: Lee Jones, B. B. Wright, Mayor Weigand, Mr. Flint, and Dorothy Romans. The meeting was called to order at 9:45 A. M. Mr. Jones presiding. Mr. Harry Davis, 364 So. Williams and Mr. Edwin H. Warner, 1127 So. Columbine (Gratts & Warner Designers) requested approval of plat plan of lot ~' Stutler-Twining Subdivision ... 3180 So. Williams. The gentlemen request they be permitted to set the house 7'3" from the property line on the Eastman side rather than the required 12~'. They suggest ·that since other houses on Eastman are less than the 12t', their request is not out of line. Mr. Jones asked Mr. Davis and Mr. Warner to wait until members of the Commission could look over the area. They will be informed of the decision later today at Sh -4-0022. Eugene L. Morrow, 3856 So. Broadway, wants permission to build a warehouse around an exist- ing two-story frame structure (living quarters). He showed members of the Commission tentative plans. Mr. Morrow was told that the use is permitted and that the building will have to conform with the building code. The plans will have to be under a licensed architects seal. Mr. Nichols, 4620 So. Cherokee, wants to build a garage five (5) feet from his property line. His neighbors house is five (5) feet from the property line. Mr. Nichols was told that the building would comply as long as there are the ten (10) feet between the buildings. Mr. Riebling, 1718 E. Evans, owner of the land in the Stewart Subdivision; met with the Commission to explain that he had been in the hospital when Mr. Wilson presented his request for annexation of the Stewart Subdivision, and did not realize that the Commission had informed Mr. Wilson what requirements would have to be met before annexation could be considered. Building has gone ahead as platted on 50' sights and Mr. Riebling cannot get water unless he is in the city. Mr. Riebling was informed that if he meets the following requirements that the Commission will take under advisement his request for annexation of the Stewart Subdivision. The requirements are: 1. That lots 1 and 2 of the Rogge Subdivision be included in the annexation plat. (Either Mr. Riebling will purchase the lots or secure permission of the owner). 2. That plans for the subdivision be presented to the Commission for approval. A minimum of 60' sights. 3. That there sh~ll be agreement to connect to the sewer when a trunk line is available. Mr. Gene Dunham brought to the meeting the final plat of Bellewood Second Addition. It was approved by the ~ommission. Mr. Lull, 3800 So. Fox, would like to build a house on lot 7 of Lull Heights. do this he wants · the City to vacate Logan Dale. In order to Mr. Lull was asked to supply definite measurements to the Commission and was told that the Commission would have . to check with the City Attorney before a decision could be reached. Mr. Dave Nicholl presented to the Commission a plat of 4 lots in the W! of W~ of Block 5, Wollenweber Broadway Gardens, the lots owned by Henty Huls. The sewer goes straight thru from Tufts to Union on the East-side owners land--not on the easement. Members of the Commission suggest that Mr . Huls work out a joing plat with the owner on the East or have the East owner dedicate the alley and give a strip on the West side of the alley to Mr. Huls in order that he can hook on to the sewer.