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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning and Zoning Commission Minutes 04-01-1953RE,PRESENTING THOMAS L. MEYER INSURANCE AGENCY TRANSCONTINENTAL 120 NORTH SPRIGG STREET -PHONE : 5-6029 INS URANCE COMPANY April 1 1953 CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI CITY PL.AJJNING MID ZONING COMMISSION The meeting was called to order by President Wayne Rust. There were five (5) members present. The first order of hlsiness was the setting of dates for future meetings. At our meeting on April 1, 1953, it was decided to adopt certain policies which are to govern at all or our future meetings and it was also decided by the City Planning and Zoning Commission that we were to meet on the first and third Wen -esday at 7:00 P. M. of each month, and that requests for pDoposed rezoning sub-mitted to this Commission seven (7) days prior to the fjrst or third Wenesday of each month and tte City Planning and Zoning Co:mrnissioners will have a report _ to the City Council before their meeting on the second and forth Monday of each month. At this time the Commission discussed road width's, and it was their decision to adopt the plans recommended by the 'fraffic Associates of St. Louis, Missouri. 50 feet right-of-way in residential areas this being a minini.UID width, secondayy streets 60 feet right-of-way recommended, major streets to be §¥bmitted to City Planning and Zoning Commission and recommendation to be made by said commission. The City Planning and Zoning Commission also plans to make a study of the exsis-ting streets and if possibl e recommend or suggest how offset streets can be eleminateQ.. All ne,1 subdivisions should be submitted to the City Planning and Zonj_ng commission along with all easements and proposed right-of-ways for study. The above recommendations were adopted and voted on and aporoved by all me:ribers present. It was also suggested that the Commission arrang·e to' meet with ,the Missouri Utility Officials and also the Officials with the Southwestern Bell Telephone Comppny in regard to future dealine;s of new subdivision. TIM:sjs Very tru,ly yours, Thomas L. Meyer Secretary