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South Bend Redevelopment Commission <br />Regular Me ting - March 20, 1981 <br />5. PUBLICIHEARING (continued) <br />activi ies that are currently functioning in that area. <br />We alsc have "C" zoning which will be established along <br />Monroe Street, running from the alley west of Carroll <br />Street all the way through to Fellows Street. Originally <br />in our submittal of the plan, we had "C" zoning that ran <br />along Lincolnway as well. We are recommending to the <br />Commis ion that that be withdrawn and instead we expand <br />the "B' residential zoning over to Lincolnway. We feel <br />that t e establishment of "B" zoning will serve to en- <br />hance loth the Monroe - Sample area as well as the Edge- <br />water teighborhood located east of Lincolnway. We think <br />that t e expansion that might be possible under "C" Com- <br />mercial zoning would challenge the residential character <br />of bot the Edgewater Neighborhood and Monroe- Sample <br />Nei ghbc rhood. <br />Mr. Ni tz asked Mr. McMahon to stop at this point and ex- <br />plain he difference between "B" zoning and "C" zoning <br />so tha everyone present would understand. <br />Mr. Mc <br />dentia <br />Those <br />sional <br />These <br />reside <br />Lincol <br />Street <br />purpos <br />the ov <br />constr <br />allows <br />there, <br />hood a <br />to "C" <br />"C" zoi <br />we fee' <br />Monroe• <br />imports <br />mercia' <br />especi <br />opporti <br />hood tl <br />resides <br />to say <br />feelin, <br />mercia' <br />visabi' <br />ahon explained that "B" zoning allows for resi- <br />use with some business use in the neighborhood. <br />ypes of uses would be along the lines of profes- <br />offices such as doctors, dentists or insurance. <br />ypes of activities are normally found mixed with <br />tial developments. Perhaps the properties along <br />way and certainly along Monroe just off of Michigan <br />would be utilized for those types of business <br />s. What we are trying to stay away from would be <br />rall clearing of property that may result in the <br />ction of a strip center or some sort of service/ <br />ial establishment along that line. The "B" zoning <br />for certain business activities to take place along <br />but it is compatible with a residential neighbor - <br />d that is the reason we have extended "B" as opposed <br />ing allows for amore expanded commercial usage, and <br />that in order for both neighborhoods (Edgewater and <br />Sample) to continue to survive and flourish, it is <br />nt not to completely enclose Monroe- Sample with com- <br />activity. We also feel that the Lincolnway area, <br />lly up by Monroe Street, will provide us with an <br />nity to develop a real entrance into the neighbor - <br />at is visible to people. When we talk about that <br />tial development, we would like people in South Bend <br />yes, we drive past it and we see it, as opposed to <br />that it is all enclosed and hidden behind a com- <br />area. We think it gives the residential area some <br />ity which will be very healthy for the area. <br />
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