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ZONING & ANNEXATION JULY 28 2014 3.30 P.M. Committee Members Present: Tim Scott, Derek Dieter, Henry Davis (AB), Gavin Ferlic Citizen Members Present: Vacant Other Council Present: Valerie Schey, Dr. Fred Ferlic, Dr. David Varner, Karen White, Oliver Davis Others Present: Jack Smith, Christa Hill, Mike Danch, Larry Magliozzi, Jitin Kain, Mike Divita, Kathryn Roos, Sam Amoure, Brad Moseness Agenda: Bill 14 -72 Fiscal plan for Deldora Annexation Bill 33 -14 Amend Zoning for Deldora Bill 14 -63 Special Exception for 1119 Lincoln Way West Three bills were scheduled for review by the Zoning and Annexation Committee Chaired by Tim Scott. The first was a fiscal plan for the voluntary annexation of an area in Penn Township called the Deldora Area. Mike Divita from the Community Investment Department explained that the approximately 20 acre parcel if annexed would cause no additional initial expense or undue burden on the part of City departments to extend services to the area. He added that all public improvements were to be done at the expense of the developer. He also estimated an additional nearly $350,000 in revenue from the area over a subsequent 5 year period. Brad Moseness from Abonmarche, the developer was present to answer questions. Derek Dieter asked if the development was residential or commercial. The answer was commercial. After other explanatory responses to Council questions Derek moved the bill get a favorable recommendation to Council. Gavin Ferlic seconded and all affirmed. Bill 14 -72 was forwarded favorably. The next bill 33 -14, also addressed the Deldora Area, this bill for the proposed zoning. Christa Hill, from the Area Plan Commission (APC) staff reported that the APC hearing resulted in an unfavorable recommendation to Council. However since then the developer has met with APC staff and all objections have been met by the developer. The APC now approves the petition given written commitments to restrict certain uses of the five separate parcels on the 20 acre site.