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MINUTES <br />City Council <br />July 13, 1988 <br />Announcements <br />(Cont.) The Mayor announced that ther~e will be a meeting of the Economic <br />Development Committee on Wednesday, July 27th, at 7:30 A.M. <br />Boosalis The Mayor~ opened the public hear•ing on the r•equest made by Sher~man <br />Rezoning Boosalis for~ PUD amendment by r~ezoning fr•om B-3, Gener•al Business, to <br />Request R-1, Single Family Residential for a por•tion of his pr•oper•ty in the <br />Rice Str•eet and County Road C ar•ea. The Mayor noted that the Council <br />Agenda also had initiated r~ezoning consideration for• the back por•tions of <br />Item No. 5 the B-3 pr•operties on County Road C adjacent to the Boosalis proper~ty <br />to R-1. However•, upon the r•ecommendation of the City Planner~ and City <br />Attor•ney the Planning Commission decided to take no action on the <br />Council initiated por~tion of the r•ezoning. The Planning Commission did <br />r•ecommend, however•, that the Boosalis proper~ty be rezoned to R-1. <br />The City Planner reported that the developer, P1r. Qoosalis, is pur•chasing <br />the pr•oper•ty from Dr~. Kr•inkie. However~, Dr•. Kr•inkie would pr~efer~ that the <br />pr~oper~ty not be for~mally r•ezoned until the pur~chase is finalized. The <br />Planner• suggested that r•ather• than pass the r~ezoning this evening, the <br />Council consider• a resolution dir~ecting City staff to pr•epar•e a r•ezoning <br />or•dinance which could be adopted at the time the Qoosalis PUD is finalized. <br />Scalze pointed out that the r•emaining B-3 pr•oper•ties on County Road C would <br />have to obser•ve setback requir~ements to r~esidential pr•oper~ty, which would <br />make these parcels ver•y difficult to develop as B-3. <br />Fahey asked why RB, Residential Business, zoning was not being consider•ed <br />for• the pr•oper•ty. <br />The Planner• pointed out that RB would allow two family dwellings, which <br />would then be located dir•ectly acr•oss fr~om single-family development. <br />The Planner• r•epor~ted that typically land use changes should occur• on <br />r•ear• lot lines and not facing one another•. <br />Scalze asked the r•eason for~ holding off on r•ezoning the other• B-3 pr~oper•ty <br />on County Road C. <br />The Planner~ r•epor•ted that he r•ecommended not r•ezoning these par•cels at <br />this time until the question of Tax Incr•ement Financing is r~esolved and <br />the level of assessments for• the r•oad impvovement is deter~mined. The Planner• <br />pointed out that the r•ezoning ser•ves no pur~pose at this time until the <br />Boosalis development is completed. <br />Mr~. Kukk, 83 County Road C, stated that he was opposed to the r~ezoning <br />pointing out that he uses his pr~oper~ty commer•cially and if the pr~oper•ty <br />is r•ezoned he would abutt r•esidential pr~oper•ty, which will pose pr•oblems <br />for~ his business. Kukk pointed out that ther•e would be no buffer• fr~om <br />his commer•cial pr•oper~ty to the r•esidential. Kukk also felt that the <br />Boosalis development and r•ezonings only benefited outside developer~s and <br />not the exi sti ng pr~oper~ty owner•s i n the ar•ea. <br />Mr•. Souchy, County Road C r~esident, asked if Boosalis would pay for• the <br />road impr~ovement. <br />Page -2- <br />