HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-10-0968July 10, 1968
To the honorable Mayor and City Council.
The Planning and Zoning Commission held its regular meeting with Chairman
Richard Giles presiding. Members of the Board present: Milton George,
Dudley Ruopp, and George Wraps; and Robert Hahn of the Advisory Board.
?T. Joseph Russell, Attorney and James Faker appeared on behalf of the
application to rezone Part of Lot one of Allen's Subdivision of Out Lots
76 and 77, Survey 2199.
Mr. Joseph Russell, Attorney and Clinton Wunderlich appeared for the
Mid -Town Realty Co. on behalf of their request to rezone Lots 17, 18, r �-
19, and 20 of Block 15 of First West End Place Addition.
The Commission by majority action, recommends as follows:
1. The request to rezone Part of Lot One of Allen's Subdivision of Out
Lots 76 and 77, Survey 2199 from R-1 to R -4 --Recommended "no."
2. the request to rezone Lots 17, 18, 19, and 20 of Block 15 of First
West End Addition from R-4 to C -2 --Recommended "no."
3. Special Use Permit for the Church of the Bible Covenant --Recommended
"Yes"
4. Request of Pioneer Orchard to rezone property on Silver Springs road
fromR-1 to C -2 --Recommend approval
Motion approved to set up a Special Use Permit Hearing for August 14,
for consideration of the Permit to use this property as a trailer park,
subject to rezoning by the City Council.
5. Recommend that the City accept the land donated by Drury Tile
and Plastering Co. and Joe Kirchdorfer for a roadway, The Commission
felt that a 50 ft, right of way in this particular instance was
satisfactory.
6. Recommend that the City accept the Deed for Farrar Drive.
7. Recommend approval of the Capital Improvement Program with the
Major Street Plan modification.
We further would urge that the Hopper Road extension thru New Madrid
to Main Street be considered at the earliest possible time. That this
extension be a minimum of 70 ft. right of way with a 44 ft. road bed
and should be as straight as possible. There should be no parking
along this thoroughfare.
Financial assistance from the State and Federal governments for this
project should be investigated. Additional funds would propably have
to come from a Bond Issue.
We would further recommend to the City Council that they prod the
State Legislature to pass legislation to enable Cities such as Cape
Girardeau to pass an Earnings Tax.
Respectfully submitted,
Robert F. ilemperley
Secretary