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Common Council -3- March 28, 1960 9. That the proponents have submitted a tentative development plan of the proposed shopping center, which is acceptable as a development plan, and that said plan meets the requirements of Sub - Sections 5, 77 8, 91 12, and all other sections applicable, of Ordinance No. 3702, Section 4 -B, and should be given tentative approval; 10. That the proponents have sufficient financial responsibility to carry the proposals to completion; 11. That shopping center on subject property will be conveniently accessible and will further the general welfare; 12. That "strip" and "spot zoning," with their social and economic waste and lessening of the amenities of residential neighborhoods, will be discouraged within the primary trade area of the proposed shopping center; 13. That, because of required and proposed front, side and rear yard set backs and planting screen barriers on subject property, there will be no unsightly view which would adversely affect the properties in the residential area; 14. That City sewers adjacent to the site are adequate in present and future capacity to accommodate the proposed center. Adequate City water is likewise available; 15. That the subject petition complies with the intent of and meets the applicable conditions of Section 4 -B, Sub - Section 11C -211, of Ordinance No. 3702, as required before a zoning change is granted. It was therefore duly moved, seconded and carried that the "C -2" Commercial part of the petition be favorably recommended to the Common Council. After due consideration the Commission found that the best possible use for the property located at the southeast corner of Ireland and Miami Roads was commercial. It was therefore duly moved, seconded and carried that the "C" Commercial part of the petition be favorably recommended to the Common Council. After due consideration the Commission found that the best possible use for the 63.31 acres proposed by the petitioners