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Members present were: Meesers. McKibbin, Bush, Lee,
Karns, and Wharton. Also present were City Manager Knowles
and Building Official Yelvington.
City Commission Room
City Hall
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ZONING AND PLYING COMMISSION
Regular Meeting
September 6 1962
Chairman McKibbin called the meeting to order.
Mr. Kenneth G. Spaulding, Administrator of the Estate
for the Ted Burnett Heirs, presented a rezoning application
requesting a change from that of R -2 to that of C -1 for Lots
8, 9, 10, 11, �md 12, Block 4, ROSALIND HEIGHTS. Property
being located on the east side of =a- ia Avenue, between
27th Street and Onora Road. �-
Mr. Spaulding stated that, he is trying to close the
estate out and as presently zoned could not sell the property.
All inquiries had leaned toward a commercial use. Therefore,
there was nothing concrete to present, but based his request
on the location abutting commercial property of Gazills and
the fact that only commercial construction could afford the
fill that would have to be put into the property. Due to the
muck in this area, he had been informed by the County that it
would take approximately 8 to 9 feet of fill. He also felt
that the property had depreciated due to the jet aircraft flying
over it and would not be suitable for residential structures.
He also stated that the property bad been appraised on
12/26/61,at $4,500 by the Court and this amount would have to
be obtained if sold. The five lots total 55 sq. feet in
area.
Mr. Spaulding was informed that the Board would take his
request under consideration in an Executive Session and he
would be advised regarding their decision.
The Board adjourned to Executive Session and discussed
Mr. Spaulding's rezoning request.
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The Board felt that planning is for the overall area
and the ;overall good of the neighborhood and the buffer
zone of R -2 was most feasible at the present time; there
being no concrete commercial trend. The Board al pointed
out that on computations, fill could be placed for approximately
$90o /lots.
Moved by Mr. Wharton, seconded by Mr. Bush and carried
that the request for rezoning be denied.
The Board recommended that any action on change in policy
for re- zoning applications and the fee be deferred until the
next regular meeting with this item of business to be top
priority on the agenda.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
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