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South Ben 0edevelopment Commission Regular Meeting - July 6, 1979 7. PROGREISS REPORTS b. conftinued....(Monroe /Sample Project) to (r to of pr La Th im Us of C wi - ommendations: The surrounding physical barriers iin thoroughfares and railroad tracks), proximity the central city core and existing population 2sidential, commercial'an'd light industrial) combine present the conclusion that the area should be one multiple -use. Board 7 depicts proposed land uses )portioned (excluding streets and alleys) as follows: Residential 11.9 acres (17.3 %) Mixed Use 15.0 acres (21.7 %) Light Commercial 4.2 acres ( 6.1 %) Commercial 9.6 acres (13.9 %) Light Industrial 24.0 acres (34.7 %) Buffer Areas 4.3 acres ( 6.3 %) nd uses are defined as follows: Residential /Office: Single and Multi- Family Residential, Professional Office and Owner/ Occupant Retail Mixed Use: High Density Residential (zero lot line, multi - family, etc.) and Light Commercial Light Commercial: Service Commercial (as defined by the South Bend Municipal Zoning Ordinance) Commercial: As defined by the South Bend Municipal Zoning Ordinance Light Industrial: As defined by the South Bend Municipal Zoning Ordinance Buffer Areas: Twenty feet of screened and land- scaped area to be maintained by the "heaviest" adjacent use. initial impaction area as shown on Board 7 would force iediate attention to all proposed uses except the Mixed category therefore maintaining the highest probability immediate activity. umbia Street is proposed to connect with Fellows Street provide a major north /south artery through the project to create desirable commercial property at the intersection h South Street which should be improved as a major east /west route. Wa