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Planning & Zoning Board <br />January 8, 2003 <br />Page 7 <br /> APPROVED MINUTES <br />a proposed rezoning is problematic in that it abuts an established residential zone, and <br />may likely present a conflict of use. Lastly, the applicant’s proposed use, together with a <br />need for outdoor storage, is at odds with what is likely to be suitable zoning for the site. <br />Staff explained that while this application represents one prospective landowner’s desire <br />to use the site in a particular way, such a proposed use is in conflict with the City’s stated <br />goals for its future. Further, there is nothing in the application that would indicate that <br />such a proposed enlargement of a commercial or industrial area would be advantageous <br />for the community in the long term, and thus worth negating the City’s approved <br />Comprehensive Plan. <br />Staff noted the available options and recommended denial of the proposed <br />Comprehensive Plan Amendment and Rezoning. <br />Chair Schaps asked if the Comprehensive Plan identifies commercial on both sides of the <br />street. Ms. Gretz presented a map, identified the commercial area, and advised that the <br />surrounding property and up to Columbus Township is Low Density, Sewered <br />Residential. <br />Mr. Lyden stated the Comprehensive Plan indicates this should be Low Density <br />Residential homes, but the reality is that there is a parking lot and building already there. <br />He asked if the City expects someone to buy this property, tear down the pole building <br />and parking lot, and build a house. <br />Ms. Gretz stated she can only speak to what the Comprehensive Plan is guided for. <br />Mr. Lyden stated in that case the City better get ready to buy the property, remove the <br />building and parking lot, and get the property ready for a house. <br />Chair Schaps invited the applicant to make comment. <br />Charles Pfingsten II, President of Charlie’s Tree Service and applicant, pointed out that <br />when he received the agenda information, he discovered that the chart on Page 3 <br />indicates the guided land use for the east side of the site is Low Density, Sewered <br />Residential but the existing zoning is Rural. He stated this used to be a tire and battery <br />shop from Orange to Maple. He asked how that could be zoned Rural since it has an <br />existing business and suggested that may be an oversight. <br />Chair Schaps asked what is across from the subject site, across from County Road 23. <br />Mr. Pfingsten stated across County Road 23 is a remote control car sales and service <br />business. <br />Mr. Pfingsten stated he believes the map was taken from what is on file with the City but <br />it seems odd that it is zoned Rural and businesses exist. He reviewed the map identified <br />as Exhibit #3 and advised that the General Business area only covers a portion of the end <br />of the block. He reviewed Exhibit #5 and noted it shows General Business across the <br />entire block, which he believes to be the most accurate map included in the exhibits.
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