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r ' - . <br /> ' � , <br /> STAFF REPORT April 7, 1997 <br /> Initiated bv the Area Plan Commission 1764-97 <br /> Location: the northeast corner of New <br /> Energy Drive and S.R, 23 <br /> City of South Bend <br /> REQUESTED ACTION: This is an Area Plan Commission initiated <br /> petition to rezone from '�A" Residential, and <br /> "E" Heavy Industrial, "A" Height and Area to <br /> "D" Light Industrial, "A'� Height and Area to <br /> a11ow the appropriate zoning for property <br /> annexed into the City of South Bend. <br /> EXISTING LAND USE: The property contains vacant land and a small <br /> building. <br /> SURROUND2NG LAND USE AND ZONING: Located to the north is vacant land zoned "E" <br /> Heavy Industrial, "A" Height and Area; to the <br /> east are single family homes zoned "A° <br /> Residential, "A" Height and Area; to the south <br /> are single family homes zoned "A�� Residential, <br /> "A" Height and Area; and to the west are <br /> � single family homes and agricultural land <br /> zoned "A" Agriculture. <br /> ACCESS: Access to the site is from State Road 23 and <br /> New Energy Drive. <br /> WATER SOURCE/SEWAGE DISPOSAL: Water and sewer are available to the site. <br /> DRAINAGE: The drainage has not been addressed by the <br /> petitioner. <br /> SITE DATA: The total site to be rezoned is approximately <br /> 38 acres. <br /> ENVIRONMENTAL D1.1TA: A check of the Agency's maps indicates that no <br /> public wells, wetlands, flood or environmental <br /> hazard areas are present. <br /> SITE PLAN: <br /> AGENCY COMMENTS: In 1996, a petition to rezone from "A" <br /> Agricultural to "M" Manufacturing to allow an <br /> industrial park was denied by the County <br /> Council. <br /> PRELIMINARY <br /> STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Based on information available prior to the <br /> public hearing, the Staff recommends that this <br /> petition be sent to the Common Council with a <br /> favorable recommendation, subject to a final <br /> site development plan. Although final site <br /> plans are not usually required for petitions <br /> initiated by the Area Plan Commission, it <br />