Correspondence 1985-1989 Dahlgren

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. Plannin Office Hours g July 2, 1986 � Page 2 3. Fiall, 489-1391 Reverend Hall. i� a representative of a church group which built their headquarters at the northwest corner of Garden and Lexingtona The building is nearing completion, and they are now dealing with the final landscape plans. Nlr. Hall noted that two of the elms have died and have been rei�noved, ana we approved their replacement with either ash, linden, or red maple. They have met directly with the contiguous neigh- bors including Ullas Kamath, who lives on Ruggles Street to the north. They proposerl a change in the fence proposal, somewhat - different frotn what was approved. V�e suggested. if they get their nei.ghbor's writ�ten approval, that such adjustments could be considered. � 4. Antanossi Bill and Dorothy Antonossi were in with Jim Perry, realtor (780-550Q), to review possible land uses f�r the Antonossi property north of County Road C-2, at the east end of the row of residences easterly of new Highway 8. We revie�aed the land use plan which includes this pro;perty as high density, multi-family as requested by those r�sidential owners at the time the Comprehensive Plan was redone in 1979. We suggested that the appropriate way to go is to get all the neighbars to agree, and find a developer to take over the entire project, as we explained has happened in other parts of the City. We suggested against a l.�roposal which would develop a part of the Antonossi land but not include the house. That simply makes the prob].em worse, making it more difficult to redevelop all the land because riow we would have anothen c�use on a small lot. They understood all this, and will be talking to some of the other neighbors. We suggested that if the time is not right for the change, they may wish to sell to someone wY�o is willing to wait. We noted that if all the landowners were in agre�ment, that the land use might be changed to offic�es or an institutional u.�e, which would be compatible with the apartments to the north, and the industrial land to the south (vacant land owned by Williams Pipeline Company). 5. Lewis, 636-2068 Robert Lewis owns two parcela of land south o� High�aay 36, between Marion S�reet �nd Ac��rn Street. The southerly �nost parcel is a 200 by 200 foot square, which has existed as a separate landlocked parcel for many years. This land, and much of the land around it, was once owned by Robert's faiher-in-law, Earl Schneider. They progose now to build a home on the landlock�d parcel.