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<br />Page 7 <br /> <br />1) That Rose Place be extended to Dunlap. <br /> <br />2) That the necessary drainage easement be provided to the City. <br /> <br />3) That the proposed plans for the individual duplexes be provided <br />to the City Council for review. <br /> <br />4) That Lot 5, proposed to be 92 feet in width, be made narrower. <br /> <br />5) That the driveway length for Lot 3 be decreased. <br /> <br />DeBenedet moved, Berry seconded that the motion be amended by adding <br />condition number 6, that a developers agreement be completed, and <br />that as part of that agreement, plans be submitted to the City for <br />review of exterior materials and architecture of the duplexes. <br /> <br />Roll Call on the amendment, Ayes: Berry, Johnson and DeBenedet. <br /> <br />Nays: Dressler and Moeller. <br /> <br />Roll Call on the motion as amended, Ayes: Berry, Dressler, Johnson <br />DeBenedet and Moeller. <br /> <br />Planning File 1590 - Northwestern District of the Christian <br />and Missionary Alliance Church <br />application for amendment to the <br />Comprehensive Plan at 1813 Lexington <br />Avenue. <br /> <br />Presentation <br /> <br />Mr. Dahlgren indicated the applicant proposes to amend the <br />Comprehensive Plan by changing the property at 1813 Lexington <br />Avenue from low-density residential to limited business. If <br />approved, they would then apply for a rezoning to permit the <br />construction of a church headquarters office building. The <br />building would be one story, with a residential character. <br /> <br />Mr. Dahlgren stated the City has a policy of not expanding the <br />commercial development along Lexington Avenue, but he felt this <br />might be a good place to terminate the commercial zone on the <br />west side of Lexington with this limited business office <br />building. <br /> <br />Discussion <br /> <br />Mrs. Dressler asked if the property would be tax exempt. <br />Reverend Powell, representing the church, indicated it had not <br />been determined at this time, but they would be attempting to <br />have it designated as tax exempt. <br /> <br />Mrs. Johnson asked what types of uses could occur in limited <br />business. Mr. Dahlgren responded that permitted uses in the <br />limited business zone included office buildings, medical and <br />dental services, private clubs and a few other uses. <br />