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� �� � February 18, 2004
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� To the Honorable Mayor and Council
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4 Gentlemen:
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� � The Planning and Zoning Commission met Wednesday, February 11,
`� 2004. By majority vote, actual vote counted and in the file, we act and/or
'fl recommend as follows:
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�� � 1. That the request of Wendy and Dennis Pennington for a Special Use
� Permit to o erate a da care ou home for u to 20 children at their
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home located at 832 Rear S. Sprigg in an R-3 Two-family Dwelling
� � District be recommended for approval. The vote on the motion to
�� �� approve the request was 9 in favor and 1 against. There were no citizens
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�'� 5; 2 That the record plat of Arbor Heights Third Addition be
? �y recommended for approval. The vote on the motion to approve the
� ` Q plat was 10 in favor and none in opposition. There were no citizens
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- 3. That the record plat for Winzell and Patsy Meadows, be recommended
� � � far approval conditioned on a corrected plat being resubmitted and
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approved by the Engineering Department. The Commission also
recommended approval of the variance requested to amend the
minimum required building line width of Tract 2 and the side yard width
requirements for both tracts and to delineate other required building
��� ` lines on the plat. The vote on the motion to approve the plat was 10 in
� favor and none in opposition. There were no citizens resent in
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opposition to this development.
Catherine Dunlap, Executive Director of Old Town Cape, Tim
Blattner, with the River Heritage Mural Association, and Doc Cain, with
the Downtown Merchant's Association, were present to discuss the concept
' of changing Water Street back to a one-way street northbound. The Water
� Street concept includes a new 24-panel mural and a one-way street with a
� widened sidewalk and diagonal parking. The Commission generally
'� endarsed the concept, but also recommended that the design engineering
F ;. `. .� for the project look closely at two-way versus one-way traffic on Broadway
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; , � between Main an d Water, the issue of truck deliveries on Water Street, and
q� the issue of pedestrian safety. When the final engineering is completed, the
� plans will need to be presented to the Commission for formal approval.
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� Honorable Mayor and Cit Council
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February 18, 2004
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Chris Koehler, design engineer, and City Planner Kent Bratton presented the final design
plan for the Silver Springs Road and South Kingshighway intersection. After review and
discussion, the Commission approved the plan as presented. The vote to approve was 10 for and
0 against. This is the final piece of the TTF-2 project to construct a new road from Mt. Auburn
south to Kingshighway. It is being funded through an agreement with MoDOT, with MoDOT
and the City equally sharing the total estimated cost of$465,700.
Respectfully submitted,
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Raymond G. Buhs
Secretary
� Present: Smallwood, Blank, Buhs, Crosnoe, Eaton, Haubold, McClanahan, McKinney,
Rhodes, Williams
Absent: Rediger
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