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Approving an Order to the Development Plan as Amended for South Bend Central Development Area
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Approving an Order to the Development Plan as Amended for South Bend Central Development Area
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2/27/1989
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4. While the majority of the East Bank was rezoned to <br />"A -3" Mixed Use Multi- Family Residential and <br />Commercial in 1981, the number of housing units in <br />that zoning area has decreased from twenty -one (21) <br />in 1980 to twelve (12) in 1987. <br />5. Of the thirty (30) residential structures in the East <br />Bank, (including the part not zoned A -3) sixty -seven <br />percent (67 %) require cosmetic and /or structural <br />repairs. <br />C. In the sub -area known as Monroe Park: <br />1. Twenty percent (20 %) of the land zoned "B" <br />'Residential is currently vacant. (This does not <br />include land used for streets and alleys). <br />There are one hundred thirty -five (135) structures in <br />the subarea. Of these, eighteen (18) or thirteen <br />percent (13 %) are substandard. <br />Seven percent (7 %) of all the land in Monroe Park is <br />currently vacant. (This does not include land used <br />for streets and alleys). <br />D. In the entire South Bend Central Development Area as <br />expanded: <br />1. Twenty -one percent (21 %) of the land is currently <br />.vacant. (This does not include land used for streets <br />and alleys). <br />2. An additional five percent (5 %) of the land is <br />currently underutilized or has buildings on it that <br />are vacant or underutilized. (This does not include <br />land used for streets and alleys). <br />3. In addition to the fact that twenty -six percent (26 %) <br />of the land within the entire Area is either vacant <br />or underutilized, the findings within Paragraphs A <br />through C inclusive, above, are all incorporated by <br />reference as to blight within the entire Area, <br />inasmuch as the South Bend Common Council finds that <br />blighting influences from one part of the Area have a <br />substantial negative impact on other parts of the <br />Area and that blight within any part of the Area is <br />interrelated to a substantial degree with the <br />remainder of the Area. <br />The Common Council hereby finds and determines that <br />there is a substantial presence of factors such as <br />excessive vacant land on which structures were <br />previously located, abandoned or vacant buildings, <br />old buildings, excessive vacancies, substandard <br />structures and delinquency in payment of real <br />property taxes in the Ar <br />zello, Pre nt <br />South Bend Commo Council <br />ATTEST: <br />Y� )Z1 .- <br />Irene Gammon, City Clerk <br />ml:cmncounc <br />
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