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Commttt** Z*port: The Zoning and Annexation Committee "eO the Common Council of tb* ttti of fioutb 3S*nt': The September 27, 1999 meeting of the Zoning and Annexation Committee was called to order by Council Member David Varner, at 3:33 p.m. in the Council informal meeting room. Persons in attendance included Council Members: Aranowski,Varner, Kelly,Pfeifer, King and Sniadecki; Bob Hunt, John Broden, John Oxian, Donald Shaum, Jr., Khadijah Muhammand, Pat Shelton,John Byorni, Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand and Terry Bland. Council Member Varner noted that the first item on the agenda was Bill No. 48-99 which is a rezoning request for the property located at 1710 Edison Road. Mr. Byorni noted that both the staff and the Area Plan Commission give the proposed rezoning an unfavorable recommendation with the Area Plan meeting taking place on August 17, 1999. He noted that the staff and the Commission believe that the proposed use is too intensive for the site. Mr. Byorni also noted that the Board of Zoning Appeals denied the setback but approved the variance with regard to parking. Council Member Karl King,the District Council Member for the affected area, noted that after the Board of Zoning Appeals meeting that a meeting with the neighbors took place. It was tentatively agreed that the site plan would be revised. Council Member King noted however that as of today, no new site plan has been submitted, the petitioners have not contacted the neighbors and the informal agreement has not been honored. The Council Attorney noted that the Bill could be continued until the Council meeting of October 11th,but could not be continued after that date. Council Member Hosinski then joined the meeting and took over chairing it. He noted that at the current time that he was opposed to the proposed rezoning. The petitioners then requested that Bill No. 48-99 be continued until the October 11th meeting. The Committee then reviewed Bill No. 53-99 which is a rezoning request for the property located at the northeast corner of LaSalle Avenue and Notre Dame Avenue. Mr. Byorni noted that both the staff and the Area Plan Commission give the proposal favorable recommendations. The petitioner from Pierce and Associates then made the presentation. They showed the proposed site development plan of St.Joseph Medical Center(copy attached). Following discussion, Council Member Varner made a motion, seconded be Council Member Pfeifer, that Bill No. 53-99 be recommended favorably to Council. The motion passed. The Committee then reviewed Bill No. 68-99 which would establish an historic landmark for the property located at 1240 Thomas. Mr.John Oxian made the presentation. He noted that the property is ranked an "S-11" and was built in 1920.