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<br />owner of Willowick Golf Course, advising this portion of Washington Avenue provide!
<br />the only reasonable moans of access to the golf course ~.nd requesting ttmt the
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<br />abandonment be disapproved. On motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded bM Hubbard
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<br />mud carried, the communications were received and filed. Attorney Milford W. Dahl,
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<br />401 West Eighth Street, representing the Wil~owick Golf Course, objected to the ~pro-
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<br />posed abandonment as it would deprive them of access at the northwest boundary of
<br />the golf course and land-lock a parcel of property. The Council having unanimously
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<br />waived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by
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<br />Schlueter and carried, the following Resolution entitled:
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<br />"Resolution No. 61-266 o~dering the vacation of a portion of
<br /> Washington Avenue east of the mew alignment of Jackson Street"
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<br />was considered and passed by the following vote:
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<br />Hearing
<br />Adopt Ordinance
<br />Establish drainage
<br />fees c~c
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<br />Hearing
<br />Maximum permissible
<br />heights of buildings,
<br />as set forth in
<br />Special Study #17
<br />Ordinance
<br />Establish and
<br />modify height
<br />limitations
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<br />Ayes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
<br /> Dale H. Reinly, Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall
<br />Nos s, Councilmen None
<br />Absent, Councilmen None
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<br />This being the date set for hearing on the adoption of an Ordinance establishing
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<br />drainage fees, on motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried,
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<br />the matter was continued until the next meeting.
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<br />This being the date set for hearing to determine whether or not the provisions of
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<br />the Zoning Ordinance of 1960 concerning the maximum permissible heights of buildings
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<br />should be altered, as set forth in Special Study ~17 and proposed amendments;
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<br />communications were presented from Downtown ~anta Ama Association submitting Reso-ii
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<br />lution of the Board of Directors meeti~ November 13, 1961, concerning some of the.
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<br />steps it feels necessary to adequately plan for the City's future, and advising th~!
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<br />Association will take an active part in attempting to formulate a Master Plan for
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<br />the City, and the proposed Multi-story Structure Ordinance Special Study ~17 be
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<br />adopted on an interim basis only; from the Chamber of Commerce advising the Board of
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<br />Directors adopted a recomm~endation of its Civic Affairs Committee urging the Counci~
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<br />to refrain from adopting, at this time, the Ordinance as proposed in Special Study
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<br />~17, unless portions be enacted as an emergency Ordinance, until a complete and
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<br />comprehensive study of the attendant problems can be made; from Mrs. Amos Travis
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<br />protesting the acceptance of the rezoning as outlined in Special Study ~17; and~ from
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<br />Attorney C. Arthur Nisson, Jr., representing Mr. and Mrs. George N. Hale, property
<br />owners at 20~0 North Broadway, objecting to the proposed Ordinance as recommended
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<br />in Special Study ~17. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Schlueter and
<br />carried, the communications were received and filed. Mrs. Ann Famularo, 2322 Sout~
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<br />Ramona Drive, commended the Planning Commission and the Planning Department for
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<br />their efforts in compiling Special Study ~17~$nd urged the fmmediate adoption of
<br />the Ordinance. Mr. Charles Clemenson, 1512 East Washington Avenue, representing
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<br />property owners in the area bounded by 17th Street, Grand Avenue, Mabury Street and!
<br />the Freeway, presented petitions signed by approximately 300 residents of the Cameo!~
<br />Park area requesting the adoption of Special Study ~17; postpone any further zoning!
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<br />in said area until the Planning Department completes their special study of East
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<br />17th Street; not allow the south side of East 17th Street to become commercial or a~
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<br />high rise building area; retain the area along the south side of East 17th Street
<br />R-1 or R-4 zoning, and adopt a Master Land-Use Plan, and setting forth reasons for
<br />objecting to high rise buildings in said area. On motion of CounciLman Hubbard,
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<br />seconded by Brewer and carried, the petitions were received and filed. Robert
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<br />Newcc~u,President, Downtown Santa Aha Association, stated Special Study ~17 should
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