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Letters of protest were presented from the following: Cecil M. Prouty, 1402
<br />W. Glenw~od Place, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Simon, 1314 Glenwood Place and Mrs.
<br />Florence S. Forrest, 1310 Glenwood Place. On motic~ of Councilman Gilmore,
<br />seconded by Councilm-~ Schlueter and carried~ the letters were received and
<br />ordered filed.
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<br />Dale Hein]~v, 611 W. 8th Street, attorney representing the appellant, submitted
<br />letters favorin~ the variance from Fred B. Woc~lworth, o~aer of property at 1241
<br />Camden Place, 1243 and 1241 Glenwood Place, J. A. Sim% 1301 St. Anne Place,
<br />and from W. C. Porter, 1237 C~en Place. On motic~ of Councilman Harvey,
<br />seconded by Council-~- Schlueter and carried, Council received and ordered
<br />filed the c~-,uications.
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<br />Mr. Heinly stated that substantial rights were being denied this property
<br />owner, citing other applications approved in the area such as the tailor shop
<br />and barber shop, and submitted pictures of the establishments and perking
<br />required of them and of subject property. On motion of Couuc~lma~ Gilmore,
<br />seconded by Council,m- Harvey ~ carried, Council received and ordered filed
<br />the pictures.
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<br />Ralph Seedy, 1306 Glenwood Place and Mrs. Florence Forrest spoke in oppositien
<br />to the gr~nting of the variance. The pl~,~ Director explained that the
<br />pl~n~ing C.-~-.-ission felt there were no special hardships to the property, that
<br />80% of the lot would be used for parking, noted it would be combined use of
<br />residential and liquor store use, and that under the Municipal Code~ a sign
<br />3~ feet high could be built. There being no further testimony, the hearing
<br />was closed.
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<br />It was moved ~y Councilman Harvey, seconded by Councilman Schlueter, that the
<br />City Council uphold the decision of the Pls~t~E C~,=aiasio~ and instruct the
<br />City Attorney to prepere a resol'.,tion denying Variance 1851. On roll call
<br />vote;
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<br />AYES, C0~NCILMEN: Harvey, Schlueter, Hubbard
<br />NOES, C0~NCILM~: Gilmore
<br />AESE~T, COUNCILM~2q: Hall
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<br />HEARING - APPEAL Vice Mayor Hubbard opened the hearing on
<br />107 - A~TH0rm~ Appeal Application 107 filed by Carl
<br />(V.A. 15~8) Arthofer and Jack D. McClean from the
<br /> Zoning Administretor's denial of Variance
<br />Applicatio~ 18~8 to construct three four-unit apartment buildings c~ R 2
<br />proper~y on the north side of McFadden between Shelton and Baker.
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<br />The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was given by the Planning Depart-
<br />ment with evidence on file, and that no written c..--..~ications or objections
<br />had been received.
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<br />Council heard James Rourke, ~00 N. ~ondway, attorney representing the
<br />applicant, cite traffic on McFadden as inccmrpatible with residential usage;
<br />and noted public facilities such as sewer and water ~es were larger than
<br />for multi-f~m~y develol~aent within two blocks. A plan of the pro~ect sub-
<br />mitted to the Council was received an~ ordered filed o~ motion of Ccyancilm~
<br />Schlueter, seconded by Counc~ma~ Gilmore and carrie~.
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<br />E. W. Morrisc~, 1101 W. McFadden, L. C. Clark, 1116 W. McFadzlen, and J. S.
<br />Stone, 1117 W. McFadden appeared in opposition to the variance. There be~
<br />no further testimony, the hearing was closed.
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<br />On motion of Counc~-mn Harvey, seconded by Counci~-m~ Schlueter and carried,
<br />Council upheld the decision of the Zoning Administrator and instructed the
<br />City Attorney to prepare a resolutien denying Variance 18~8.
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<br />CITY COUNCIL - 247 - November 18, 1963
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