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City of Cape Girardeau
P. O. Box 617
Cape Girardeau, MO 63702-0617
May 10, 1990
To the Honorable Mayor and Council
of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Gentlemen:
The Planning and Zoning Commission met Wednesday, May 9, 1990.
By majority vote, actual vote counted and in the file, we act
and/or recommend as follows:
l. That the request of James D. Maurer and Paul R.
Dirnberger for a Special Use Permit for gasoline
pumps in the 400 block of South Kingshighway in an
M-1, Light Industrial District, zone be recommended
for approval.
2 . That the request of Southeast Missouri State
� University and Jack L. Sterrett to rezone the
northeast corner of Emerald Street and North Sprigg
Street from R-4, Multiple Family Residential
District, to C-1, Local Commercial District, be
recommended for approval.
3 . That the request of Jack L. and Sharon A. Sterrett
to rezone 1108, 1118, 1128, and 1132 North Sprigg
Street from R-4 , Multiple Family Residential
District, to C-1, Local District, be recommended for
approval.
4 . That the request of Franklin V. and Joanne K. H.
Moore for a Special Use Permit for health
consultations with some equipment sales at 1419
North West End Boulevard in an R-2 , Single Family
Residential District, zone be recommended for
approval.
The Commission heard a presentation from David Jansen of Drury
Development Company regarding their request to have the ordinance
chanc�ed as it relates to billboards. This item was referred to the
Commission by the City Council at their meeting May 7, 1990. The
Commission tabled this item until the regular June meeting so that
further information could be obtained for study prior to making a
decision.
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The Commission also recommended approval of a plat of the
Resubdivision of Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 of Summit Estates. This
plat changes some of the lot lines from the previously submitted
plat by enlarging these lots to the west.
The Commission considered a second item referred to them by
the City Council at their May 7th meeting concerning the Lexington
Street Arterial and Greenbrier. The Commission's recommendation to
the Council is that the Council reconsider the Planning
Commission's original recommendation that Lexington Street should
be a 44-foot-wide street within an 80-foot right-of-way. Mr. Harry
Rediger, who is a resident of Lexinc�ton Avenue, abstained from
voting on this recommendation. Consideration on Greenbrier was
tabled until the regular June meeting so that additional
information could be obtained for study and discussion.
Respectfully submitted,
bert Cox
Secretary
� Present: Vollink, Holshouser, Cox, Gambill, Haubold, Mabrey,
Mogelnicki, Rediger
Absent: McKinney
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