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Y • Zoning and Vacation Committee The Zoning and Vacation Committee was called to order by its Vice Chairperson, Council Member Cleo Washington, at 3 : 35 p.m. , in the Council Informal Meeting Room. Persons in attendance included Council Members: Puzzello, Ladewski, Luecke, Zakrzewski, Kelly, Duda, Coleman, and Washington; John Peddycord, Jenny Pitts Manier, Paul Cholis, John Byorni, Tom Walls, Ray Knead, Jeff Gibney, Don Porter, and Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand. Council Member Washington noted that the first item to be reviewed was Bill No. 95-93 which is a Bill to rezone the property located at 1512 West Fisher Street. Mr. John Byorni noted that a site plan is not required. He noted that both the staff and the Area Plan Commission recommend the Bill favorably to Council. Mr. Paul Cholis, the attorney for the Petitioner, then made a presentation. He stated that the woman who owns the property is currently a resident in a local nursing home. The property in question would be converted to a single family residential unit. He then showed pictures of the area in question. No formal action was taken on the Bill inlight of a lack of a quorum of the Committee. Council Member Washington then called for a presentation on Bill No. 3-94 , which is a rezoning request for the property located at 2403-5 and 2407-9 Lincoln Way West, 1054 Freemont Street and 1053 North Olive Street. Mr. John Byroni noted that the Area Plan Commission recommends the Bill favorably to Council. In light of a vacation request for one of the properties the Committee also heard a presentation on Bill No. 4-94 . Mr. John Peddycord, an attorney for the developer, made the presentation. He stated that a total of eight (8) lots are involved for a rezoning which would permit the development of a Hook's Pharmacy. The building would be 9 , 000 square feet and wouldThave a forty-eight (48) lot parking area. He noted that typically there would be two (2) trucks for delivery per week except at Christmas where the number may be as many as four (4) . He noted that with discussions with the City Administration that there would be a three (3) foot fence requirement which would require a variance and that the Pharmacy would not be a 24 hour operation. He also noted that Hook's plans to apply for a liquor license, however he anticipates a problem in light of a church being directly across the street.