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PL MINUTES AND AGENDAS 1992
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PL AGENDA 06161992
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1 PLANNING C'`"4MISS701v <br /> JUNE 1 E , 1 992 <br /> PAGE 3 <br /> 4 <br /> 5 <br /> 6 <br /> 7 with adjacent house lots . <br /> 8 <br /> 9 Commissioner Murphy felt the parcels appeared to be <br /> 10 approximately 40 , 000 square feet . A high rise could be built <br /> 11 in this location but Commissioner Murphy felt this would be <br /> 12 unlikely. He also suggested a development should be considered <br /> 13 of a structure which would bridge the gap between single <br /> 14 family and multiple family dwellings . Compatibility to <br /> 15 adjacent structures should be a consideration . He also felt <br /> 16 there is a need to know the market demand for certain types of <br /> 17 structures to make this project successful . <br /> 18 <br /> 19 The Chairman noted that the City Manager had quoted a price of <br /> 20 $45 , 000 for each lot and this may not make them very <br /> 21 attractive . Regarding the mulitiple use prospect , the Chairman <br /> 22 recalled that BRW had suggested single family dwellings would <br /> 23 be the highest and best use for the two parcels . <br /> 24 <br /> 25 The Management Assistant noted that BRW recognized that homes <br /> 26 and residential lots sell for quite a high price in St . <br /> 27 Anthony . The Chairman observed that in none of the plans was <br /> the lot where Rosie' s Cafe presently is located was commercial <br /> usage recommended . It was stated that commercial property <br /> 30 t-axes are based on income from the business . <br /> 31 <br /> 32 Chairman Faust inquired if the appraisal for Rosie' s Cafe has <br /> 33 been received yet . Urbia responded that it is expected soon <br /> 34 but that the appraisal company has a backlog. The Chairman <br /> 35 hopes that the appraisal will address the highest and best use <br /> 36 of the property in the narrative section of the appraisal . <br /> 37 Urbia felt this would be a possibility in that the planner <br /> 38 from BRW took input from the Task Force regarding this issue . <br /> 39 <br /> 40 Commissioner Franzese observed that. the monetary effects and <br /> 41 aesthetics go hand and hand with the highest and best use of <br /> 42 property. <br /> 43 <br /> 44 Commissioner Gondorchin inquired if there can be any influence <br /> 45 or restrictions- put on the sale of these parcels regarding <br /> 46 potential buyers . <br /> 47 <br /> 48 Urbia responded that the City can put these types of <br /> 49 restrictions on land sales . Commissioner Gondorchin observed <br /> 50 that the restrictions would apply only to the initial <br /> 51 purchaser and would not be binding on successive buyers if the <br /> 52 first buyer ' s business failed . Then the City would only have <br /> control which is granted by ordinance requirements . <br />
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