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tMI'lu %G MEMO TO: Mayor and City Council FROM: Clerk -Administrator DATE: February 1, 1984 SUBJECT: PINECREST PROPERTIES Attached to this memorandum please find correspondence received by this office on January 31st from Mr. William H. Beim, Managing Partner of Pinecrest Properties, requesting the following: 1. Rededication of Raymond Avenue. 2. The rezoning of four of the lots in the Pinecrest Addition to light industrial. 3. The installation of sanitary sewer and paving of Raymond Avenue by public improvement. Also attached is a letter from Mr. Robert Balch, representing the owners of Pinecrest Addition, which outlines the proposal for the development of this area. As I have previously indicated to you, City staff has had several discussions with Mr. Balch regarding this development and encouraged that any development of the Pinecrest Addition be coordinated with the development of the properties owned by Mr. Waste and Mr. Herbst. As you can see from the correspondence, although Mr. Balch is indicating that they wish to coordinate the development of Pinecrest Properties, they do not wish to wait for Messrs. Waste and Herbst to file their plats and are requesting that they be allowed to move forward with their development. It is the thought of staff that before any action be taken on any of the requests submitted by Mr. Beim, that the entire package be forwarded to the Planning Commission for their review and recommenda- tions with respect to the rededication of Raymond Avenue as proposed, the rezoning of the four lots to light industrial, and the general proposal as outlined in the drawing included with these letters. It is also our thought that a letter should be sent to Mr. Beim outlining the steps in the process that will occur and any further action that might be required of him, such as, the formal filing of a application for rezoning and payment of fees. RECOMMENDATION: Staff would recommend that the Council submit the Beim correspondence to the Planning Commission for their considera- tion,with recommendations being returned to the Council on their thoughts regarding the rededication of Raymond Avenue, the rezoning of the four lots to light industrial, and the overall proposal.