HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning and Zoning Commission Minutes 09-10-1958WAYNE RUST PRESIDENT
WM. G. MAIER, WCOPRESIDENT
THOMAS L. MEYER, SECRETARY
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September 10, 1958
Meeting was called to order by President Wayne Rust, at the First Federal
building, Cape Girardeau, Missouri, September 10, 1958, at 7:30 P.M.
First business at hand was the matter of rezoning a piece of property
owned by the Drury family which lies on the western extremity of
Marietta Street, nowthwestern part of Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
JAck Knehans met with the Planning and Zoning Commission on behalf
of the property owners in the proposed site for rezoning to
Class "E and F". and Mr. Knebans presented the Board with a petition
signed by the neighbors in the area objecting to the rezoning of
the property. After some discussion, motion was made by Paul R.
Williams, and seconded by Anderson Jones that we do not recommend
that this property be rezoned from its present classification of
"A" to "B and F" as requested by the ter urys. Motion carried.
Next business on the agenda was the reading of an application
submitted by John Wescoat relative to having the frontage that he
purchased from the Braun estate on Broadway, rezoned from its present
classification, residea ntAl to "B and F". commercial. Motion was
made by Paul R. Williams that we refer to a letter dated June 24, 1957
at which time an recommended that the property on Broadway BeAinning
at the Eastline of Perry Avenue and West of Broadway by a depth of
150 feet extends to the East onto Highway 61, and West Broadway
be rezoned from their present classification to "B and F",commercial.
Copy of this letter will again he forwarded to the City Council.
NO. Wescoat also made a rquest for the rezoning of lots 9v 10t livi2v
13, and 14, Block 1. and Lots 7, 8, and 9, Block 2, of Whitelaw
Subdivision in the City of Cape Girardeau, City Planning & Zoning
Commission wished to make a further study of this before making a
recommendation.
Nbeting adjourned
Respectfully submitted,
Thomas L. Neyer, Secy.