HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000043_pg035February 14, 1977 Page 5
Councilmember Rowley stated that at this time, with the direction from
the comprehensive plan and comments from the citizens, she would be
against the rezoning for this use on this particular property.
Councilmember 7iebarth asked how Mrs. Dahlin would feel about this type
of building next to her. Mrs. Dahlin stated that she hasn't given it
much thought. Mr. Jackson stated that it would be a nice looking
building.
Councilmember Ziebarth stated that he was trying to weigh the impact
on the people that live there. Most of the comments received are from
people on Groveland Road. He stated that the best use would be to
look at the extension of Knollwood before talking about the use of
the land on Highway 10. Councilmember Ziebarth stated that at this
time he was not ready to rezone that land.
Mayor Pickar stated that Ir. Jackson could get some action going on
extending Knollwood. This would open up a lot of buildable land and
he could possibly split his property and rezone part of it. The
land could not be split now because it would create land - locked
property.
MSP (Rowley - Baumgartner) to deny the request of James 5. Jackson to
rezone 2235 Highway 10 from R -1 Single Family Residence to 5 -2 General
3usiness District because it is in direct conflict with the City's
Comprehensive Plan in that it would tend to further concentrate commercial
development along Highway 10 and this would be a strip commercial rezoning,
because t` a zoning r— ' ^st is ;rematire with the extension of Knollwood
Dr. south being in question and because of the testimony received that
the rezoning might further add to possibilities of a public
nuisance. 4 ay';
,Administrator AchFon reviewed the procedure for circulating a petition
on the extension of Knollwood.
Councilmemher Ziebarth stated that something should be done about the
speaker system at the gas station if it is anoying to the residents.
Administrator Achen stated that it is almost impossible for the City
to know about problems like this unless they are there at the time it
is a problem. Administrator Achen suggested that the residents contact
the Police Department with a complaint.
Mr. Gross stated that there is a fence inbetween his property and the
gas station and the gas station stores junk behind the fence so it can
be seen from his property. Mr. Gross stated that it is because of this
experience that he doesn't want any more commercial development.
Mayor Pickar closed the public hearing at 8:50 p.m.
At 8:51 p.m., Mayor Pickar opened the public hearing on the REVISION TO
TflE ZONING CODE.