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allanunintr 3trpnri 4 ZONING AND VACATION COMMITTEE The December 21, 1987 meeting of the Zoning and Vacation Committee was called to order by its Chairman, Councilman John Voorde, at 3:45pm in the Council's informal meeting room. Persons in attendance included Councilmen and Councilwoman: Beck, Puzzello, Serge, Voorde, Barcome, Paszek, and Zakrzewski; Doug Carpenter, citizen member, Ideal Baldoni, Don Niezgodski, Kenneth Fedder, Jim Miller, Mr. Dennis Hartman, Mr. Dick Maginot, Sean Coleman, Roberto Parisi, Jim Wensits, Dave Behr, and Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand. Councilman Voorde noted that the first item on the agenda was to review bill no. 127-87 which would amend the zoning ordinance for property located at 529 Crescent Avenue. He noted that the Area Plan Meeting of December 15, 1987 it received a favorable recommendation. Mr. James Miller, the attorney for the petitioner, showed a site plan of the area in question. He noted that it is the former Morse Electric property. The petitioner wishes to enlarge the facility to add additional storage for equipment. The property will be entirely fenced and will change the zoning from B to D. He also noted that there were no remonstrators at the Area Plan meeting. He further indicated that there be additional landscaping on the portion which faces the residential area and that there is a security gate to the property. Following discussion, Councilman Serge made a motion seconded by Councilwoman Puzzello that bill 127-87 be recommended favorably to the Council. The motion passed. Councilman Voorde then noted that the Committee was to review bill no. 126-87 which would amend the zoning for the property located at 1406/1412 South Bend Avenue. Council Barcome, the sponsor of the ordinance, briefly explained the bill. He noted that the Area Plan meeting there were two people in opposition, namely, Councilwoman Puzzello and Louis Seago. He further noted that the Area Plan Commission gave a bill to the Council without recommendation. He stated that there would be no bar in the restaurant and that it would be a family oriented facility entitled "Parisi's Restaurant. " Mr. Ken Fedder, the attorney for Mr. Parisi, then showed a drawing of the proposed restaurant and several pictures of the current site. He stated that the current restaurant has outgrown its present location and that the area in question /w[[ P ee . . /Vwll[umo co.