HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning and Zoning Commission Minutes 06-13-1957WAYNE RUST, PRESIDENT PAUL R. WILLIAMS
WM, G. MAIER, VICE-PRESIDENT BARRETT WALKER
THOMAS L, MEYER, SECRETARY ANDERSON-,TONES
CHARLES COFER
City Plai'tning e,7' Zoning Commij3ton
CAPE GIRARDEAU, MID,
OF 'Phl, �%!J,-'ZTING, CITY PLA, I ",iING, & Z(INING CUP11,,JSSION
JUNE 13, 1957
Meeting was called to rder by President 14ayne Rust, at
the First Federal building, 7:30 Thursday evening
june, 13, 1957.
First business discussed was the meeting with Oscar
(3oehm,an and Fred Masters a 'gain requesting that we reconsider
our recommendation on a 25 foot right-of-way that they
pro,posed to be built fron, 'VIest �Rodney Drive through their
particular proposed subdivision. After the two men,
excused themselves there was considerable discussion on
this matter and it was decided to table this until it
could be found whether the old CGM railroad right-of-way
extending to the Schonoff farm owned by John James could
be vacated and possibly used for a road way to this
subidivi, ion rather than recommending or even ha�iing a
25 foot right-of-way approved.
Next a letter was read from iA. G. McCrate, McCrate Realty
Company requesting that a parcel of land located on the
South side Droadway in the 1700 Block described in
County Tax Books under index 14466, and 14469 as .60 of
an acre in Sturdivants Subdivision 84 x 300 less a strip
20 x 821 deeded to the City, and .60 of an acre of
Sturdivants Subdivision, 84 x 150. It was requested that
this land be rezoned for light indup,try. After considerable
discussion, motion was m'n d grade by t o he it oun--and seconded
y Barrett Walker h a we r e t t t y C' cil that
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theline from the Past side of Perry Avenue and Broadway, on
the North and out side of Broadway all the way to the :East
Lyre of I-lighway 61 be rezoned to 11E and F", by a depth of
150 feet. Dlotion caYried.
Next up for discussion was a proposed plat for the Brirlls
Subdivision. In checking the proposed plat we find that no
provisions for utility easements had been made and also two
of the streets are riot through streets xtxxJdt, and also two
stree-ts contained only 40 foot right-of-way. A motion was
made by Charles Coffer that the 40 foot streets be widened
to 50 foot streets and that if possible ,.Julienne Avenue or
Leon Avenue be extended forgh to Minnesota Avenue. Motion
was seconded by Anderson Jones, motion carried.
WAYNE RUST, PRESIDENT PAUL R. WILLIAMS
WM, G. MAIER, VICE-PRESIDENT BARRETT WALKER
THOMAS L. MEYER. SECRETARY ANDERSON JONES
CHARLES COFER
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Next up for ty was plat submitted, Statler'sResubdivision
of Outlast 5. In examining the plat we found that all to
necessary,fleasementshad been provided for and being no streets
n the sub'Jdivision exceptthe one that's on VUest Ftodney which
is on the West side of the proposed subdivisio,Iotion was
made by Paul It. llilliams and seconded by Barrett 'V!alker that
the plat be accepted as submitted, motion carried.
In the discussion following the regular nieeting it was proposed
that we invite E. Montgonwry to our next meeting to discuss
with him the possibility of extending railroadlinesto various
areas f Gees. This of course will be donee by the Secretary.
Also It was recommended by Paul R. Willians that we end
letter to the ity o K cil requesting the City to submit plans
for continuation for through streets to Highway 61. This tare
will be taken n care f by the Secretary. being no furtber
usine?ss m t i a,A,&s viade by Thomas . Meyerthat we d urn.
seconded 1,,R. Villiams, motion carried.
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