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9540-04 Rezoning 1442 Deerfield Ct. and 6450 Miami Circle - District 5
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9540-04 Rezoning 1442 Deerfield Ct. and 6450 Miami Circle - District 5
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11/8/2004
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9540-04
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62-04
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~onin~ and land use history & trends: <br />In 1988 this site was rezoned under the old zoning ordinance to "A-1" Single- and Two-family <br />Residential and "B" Multi-family Residential for a retirement village and retirement homes. <br />Traffic and transportation considerations: <br />Both Miami and Kern Roads are two lane roads with accel/decel lanes at the current entrances of <br />this development. The main entrance for this project will be from Miami, although secondary <br />access can be obtained from Kern Road through the existing development. The existing interior <br />roads are designed to be residential streets with sidewalks. The existing health care facility has a <br />separate entrance from the rest of the current development. Miami and Kern Roads may <br />experience higher levels of traffic due to this new development. <br />Utilities: <br />This development will be serviced by municipal water and sewer from South Bend. <br />Additional information: (Agency comments) <br />For the new development, sidewalks will be required along Ridge Trail and Miami Street. All <br />access and approaches will need to meet City standards. Developments in the "PUD" District are <br />subject final site plan review and approval through the Area Plan Commission staff. <br />5 Criteria (per IC 36-7-4-603): <br />1. Comprehensive Plan: <br />Policy Plan: <br />The Comprehensive Plan promotes development where urban services are available. <br />Conflicts between residential and business/office uses should be minimized. Tlie intent of <br />tl~e "PUD" Planned Unit Development District is to promote creative developments and to <br />give developers the design flexibility to mix uses to serve their project as they see fit. No <br />conflicts with the Comprehensive Plan are found. <br />Land Use Plan: <br />The Land Use Plan has this area designated as a residential growth area. <br />Plan Implementation/Other Plans: <br />Residential Area Policy: <br />2. Current conditions and character: <br />This site is directly adjacent to a library, multifamily, single-family, and assisted living facilities. <br />The property is also adjacent to agriculture and residential uses zoned for single-family <br />development in the city and county. <br />3. Most desirable use: <br />The most desirable uses for this property are those that are consistent and compatible with the <br />adjacent health care and assisted living facility. <br />4. Conservation of property values: <br />The impact on the surrounding property values should be minimal. <br />SFI/LDI <br />#2280-04 <br />Page 4 of 4 <br />
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