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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1954-07-01 PZC MINUTESI I I PLANNING COMMISSION July 1, 1954 PAGE 55 Members present: Larry Guilford, Mayor Weigand, Mr. Flint, and Dorothy Romans; Mr. Guilford presiding. Mr. Richard Finn and Mr . Ed Cartwright met with the Commission to submit for approval the final plat of Block 16 Evanston Broadway Addition -Second Filing. Spe~ial provisions were asked by the Planning Commission as follows: The minimum floor space for all residences in this subdivision shall be 850 sq. ft. exclusive of garage and breezeway. All building sights shall have a minimum frontage of 60 ft. and a minimum area of 7500 sq. ft. There shall 'be a 10 ft. easement for drainage purposes thru lots 14 and 37 to connect with the culvert. Motion by Dr. Weigand and second by Mr. Flint that the Planning Commission grant approval of the plat submitted by Mr. Finn subject to the provisions asRed; also to be shown on the plat is a 10 ft. easement for drainage purposes. Larry Guilford, yes; Mr. Flint, yes; Mayor Weigand, yes; Dorothy Romans, yes. John A. Dun c a n , 50 W. Hampden, submitted plans for an addition to, and a new front on the existing building at this address. The addition is to be a 40 x 56 ft. masonry building to be used as a warehouse and sales building. The Building Inspector is to be notjfied of the Commission's approval. Mr. Senti, Mr. Lull, Mr. Selby were visitors at the meeting. They asked what the new zoning would be near the Maddox School. Dr. Crawford wants to construct a one-story doctor's office building on the lot south of the ditch between Broadway and Acoma on Jefferson. The sight is 216 ft. by 50 ft. at the widest point. A parking area could be provided if ,Acoma is vacated and that area used. Mr. Flint is to check the vacation of Acoma. Dr. Crawford was asked to have a petition signed by the adjoining property owners giving their approval. Mr. Reibling submitted the annexation plat for the Stewart and Rogge Subdivision. Mr. Reibling now .owns Block 2 of the Rogge Addition and has an agreement to annex by the owner of Block 1 Rogge Addition as requested by the Commission. The Commission will recommend to Council that Annexation be approved if the Subdivision is platted with a minimum 60 ft. frontage and an area of 7200 sq. ft. The houses are to have a minimum of 850 sq. ft. exclusive of garage and breezeway. The Commission will recommend to Council that the area be zoned concurrently Rl. There is to be a written agreement by Mr. Reibling that he will dedicate a 50 ft. street located along the East line of Block 2 provided for a turn around or a connection with the alley between Block 2 and the Stewart Subdivision --subject to the existence or dedication of a 16 ft. alley. There is to be an agreement by Mr. Reibling to connect to the sewer line when it is available. Mr. Guilford will make the recommendation to the City Council in written form. Mr. Jay D. Selby, 3815 So. Elati, requests vacation of Logan Dale Drive along the East side of the alley extended to City ditch on the South. Mr. Selby agrees to stand the expense of advertising. The Planning Commission will recommend the vacation of Logan Dale Drive between the ex- tended East line of the Fox-Elati alley the City ditch and the South line of Lehigh. The minutes of the June 17, 1954 ~eeting were read and approved. The meeting adjourned at 1:00 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Dorothy Romans, Secretary Approved: 7 /15/54 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * PLANNING COMMISSI ON MEETING July 15, 1954 Members present: Mayor Weigand, B. B. Wright, Mr. Glint, Dorothy Romans, Fred Janssen. Mr. Wright, acting chairman. Mr. Harry Bowles and Mr. Calvin Douthit attended the meeting to find out whether or not the zoning could be changed to allow the Costello Home, 3220 So. Ogden, to b~ operated as a convalescent home. Mr. Douthit, if he purchases the Home, intends to repair existing buildings and eventually to put up a new building. Mr. Douthit was told that Harman and O'Donnell would be contact about the proposed zoning in that area. That under present zoning it would be impossible to build a new structure to be used for a non-conforming use. Mr. Douthit was asked to present a petition signed by adjoining property owners.