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Committee Report <br /> Zoning and Annexation <br /> November 14, 1994 <br /> Page 2 <br /> Council Member Slavinskas requested that survey card information should be sent <br /> to the entire Council. Mr.Oxian stated that information was filed with the City Clerk with <br /> regard to structural reports and areal maps. As Chairperson, Council Member Slavinskas <br /> stated that he would follow up on that information to see why it was not included in the <br /> packet. <br /> Council Member Coleman apologized for not being able to attend the prior Historic <br /> Preservation update.He noted that he always concerned about the upkeep maintenance and <br /> repair costs especially when a non-for-profit entity is involved.He believes that such items <br /> should not create a financial hardship for such organizations. He also questioned whether <br /> there were any low interest loans programs for such properties which receive landmark <br /> status designation. Mr. Duval noted that local banks often help homeowners or those <br /> owners o f buildings uildin s which are listed on the National Resister however was unaware of any <br /> County sponsored program. <br /> Following further discussion, Council member Duda made a motion, seconded by <br /> Council Member Zakrzewski that Bill <br /> No. 91-94 be continued until the December 19, <br /> 1994 meeting of the Common Council and that the three groups namely the Redevelopment <br /> Commission,the Historic Preservation Commission, and the Church meet prior to that date <br /> to see if they can work out their differences. The motion passed. <br /> The Committee then reviewed Substitute Bill No. 89-94 which address wagering <br /> facilities as a special exception and seek Marshall and"D"light industrial zoning districts. <br /> Mr. John Borth noted that the Substitute Bill received a favorable recommendation <br /> from the Area Plan Commission. He then briefly reviewed the Bill. <br /> Council Member Luecke,the sponsor of the Bill,noted that on May 9, 1989 a new <br /> state law took effect addressing certain types of wagering within the State of Indiana. He <br /> noted that the state law did not permit municipalities to have as much input and control as it <br /> did on Riverboat Gambling through a referendum.He therefore believes that the substitute <br /> Bill is the best action which the City can take since an outright ban of such wagering <br /> activities would not be permissible. <br /> He noted that originally when discussion took place on this topic that a specific <br /> zoning district was considered however the substitute Bill sets forth the final proposal.He <br /> thanked the staff of the Area Plan Commission and the Council Attorney for their input and <br /> guidance on topic. <br /> He requested discussion specifically on whether the Downtown and the Eastbank <br /> could have facilities of this type located therein and noted the parking exceptions.He stated <br /> that overall he believes that this is appropriate legislation which best protects the interests of <br /> the residents and is good land use planning. <br /> Council President Puzzello noted that parking is an exception in the Eastbank and <br /> the Downtown district and voiced concern with regard to allowing such uses in these areas. <br /> Council Member Luecke stated that he would be willing to negotiate on this topic. <br /> • <br />
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