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Meeting Minutes - P & Z page four February 1, 1994 Council member Brenner expressed concern regarding the City dragging out the senior housing project. Council member Brenner expressed she sees this proposal as an opportunity. Council Brenner expressed the Planning and Zoning Commission appears to be looking much to negatively at the proposal. Council member Brenner thought the Main Street site is a good location. She felt in the future there may be more commercial development in this area. Council member Brenner felt that berming and landscaping could be utilized to reduce noise. Council member Brenner felt this is a decent spot and the developer would need to decide on the flood plain issue. The following appeared to be consensus of the Planning and Zoning Commission: 1. The concept of Senior Housing for the City of Centerville is good. 2. The site is up to the Developer. It is possible there may be better sites. There is water and sewer available to both the "Golden Meadows" and Main Street sites. 3. A June time frame is "doable" if everything goes according to plan. It is the Developers problem if situations occur that may delay this project. It is not a City responsibility to meet the June deadline. The Planning and Zoning Commission does not want to compromise the project to meet the June deadline. 4. There is not enough time to gather and consider citizen input to meet the June deadline. 5. Joint meetings of the City Council, Planning and Zoning Commission and Park and Recreation Committee could be utilized to streamline the process. Ordinance #4, Article 7 - DEFINITIONS. Chairperson Tourville suggested the permitted and special uses be defined in greater detail. And also suggested the Planning and Zoning Commission members review 71.24 -1 HOME OCCUPATION and 71.41 RECREATION VEHICLES. Motion by Vermeulen, second by Welk to table discussion of Ordinance #4, Article 7 - DEFINITIONS, motion carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS: