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Q nnsuifittrr &port • .� Wu tit gammon &mutt sa to etigtiffpoutti NingfPNING AND VACATION COMMITTEE The March 14, 1988 meeting of the Zoning and Vacation Committee was called to order by its Chairman, Councilman Slavinskas at 4: 30 p.m. in the Council Informal Meeting Room. Persons in attendance included Councilmen: Niezgodski, Duda, Zakrzewski, Puzzello, Soderberg, Luecke, Coleman, and Slavinskas; Carl Baxmeyer, Doug Carpenter, Patrica DeClercq, Kathy Baumgartner, Max Moore, Patrick J. McGraw, Tony. Zappia, Willie Lee, Jeffie Lee, Kevin Joyce, Rita Marshall, Members of the news media, and Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand. Councilman Slavinskas then introduced the two citizen members namely Carl Baxmeyer and Doug Carpenter, and then noted that Councilman Luecke, Coleman, Soderberg, and himself constituted the Committee. Councilman Slavinskas then noted that the first item to be reviewed by the Committee was Bill No. 2-88 which is a zoning ordinance for the property located directly East and Northeast of the Jamison Inn in the City of South Bend. Mr. Kevin Joyce of the Area Plan staff, then reviewed the report of the Area Plan meeting of February 16, 1988 . He noted that the property in question was currently zoned "A" Residential, "A" Height and Area and that the zoning change was for "C" Commercial, "E" Height and Area. • Mr. Patrick J. McGraw, the managing partner of the Jamison Inn located at 1420 North Ivy, then showed a preliminary site plan of the area in question. He noted that he anticipated constructing approximately 30 to 35 long term residential units. Mr. Tony Zappia, the Attorney for the Petitioner, noted that there would be a total of four buildings with eight units in each. He further noted that there would be one and two bedroom efficiency geared toward longer term occupancy. The area in question was approximately 1.5 acres and would be an investment of approximately two million dollars. Ingress and egress would be off of Ivy road. Councilman Puzzello, the District Councilman for the area, noted that she is impressed with the condominiums being developed in the former Four Horsemen Area. Councilman Slavinskas noted that there were no remonstrators at the Area Plan meeting. Councilman Luecke voiced favorable support of the proposed project. It was also noted that the sewer would be relocated at the Petitioner's cost. •... ..... .V.1..N.MY CO