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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02-27-06 Community & Economic DevelopmentCom~unit~ and ~couomic Derrc~opueo Gonluiit~ee 21i0C ~a~th Rend Corr~~3~on <:ounoil The Febr~.~ary ?7; 2®Gb, meeting of the Co~~~~-nunity and conon~ic Develop~~~ent Con~~~ittee was caked to order by its Chairpersor-, Council Member Noland Kelly at x:57 p.~r~. in the ~:ou~.lcil Informal .Meeting Roorn. Persons in attendance included Council l~e~~bers Kelly, Puzzello, White, Dieter, Pfeifer, Varner, Kospa, Kirsits and Rouse; Com~~nunity and Economic Develop~~aent. Citizen Member Martin Wolfson, Martha Lewis, City Clerlf John Voorde, Mrs. l~opola, Building Cone~nissioner Don Bozo, Department: of Co~n~x~~nity a~ad ~cono~~ic. Devetap~~ent ~xeci~tive Director Sl~a.ron l~endall, Put~lic Works Director Gary Cxilot, Mr. Myer, Dr. Marty Swig, Jamie f,oo of the R~clr~t6~ iSetac~ 7 ril~aarrc> and Kathleen Cel<anski-Farrand, Coutrcil P.ttorney. CounciE Mernbcr I~ell.y noted that the committee was called to receive a presentation fro-n representatives from the South. Bend Clinic & 5uri;iCenter. Mr. Myer, CF.€~ of the South Bend Clinic ~ SurgiC;enter and Dr. Marty Saig provided a multi-page spiral bound hando~~t t.o the ~'o~~~~ittee wl~€ich tracked the power point presentation which they provided. They nc3ted that the Clinic has heen in South. Bend for the past RCt years. ~C"hev wish to continue to provide duality medical services to tl~e cotna~~unity and wish to expand their I~,ddy Street rr~airt ea~s~pus. 'l'l~ey have g9 physicians and SCI e~~ployees. 't'hey appreciate the loyalty of their patients and are pleased to be ira a position to grow uTitl~ IC) new physicians anticipated coirtir~g fro~~ otttstandir?g ~~edical schools. Whey are comrrtitted to South. Bend and currently have over ~~,(l~ft patients. Demand for services is growing . Their proposed project plates to: 1. Provide additional parking spaces for physicians; provide i~acreased ~~edical services aaad coordinate at~d integrate care between a patient's prit~~a~y care cgc. specialty care, physician ?_ Gffer new anchor expanded diagnostic and treatt~ent services on site which are accessible to patients which will i~~3pr€tve ease of access, convenie~~ce, speed, efficiency of care and treatment _~_ ~,xpand ec~pl.oymer~t and the prrrperty tax base in this part of the downtown which will co~~plet~ent other businesses anal the Neighborhood ~. ~:nhance their objective of offering one-stop shopping for all. outpatie~~.t needs. T heir proposed project will include an 85,Q€l~ square foot expar~si©~~ in a ~-ste~ry building which will bring the toial occupied space to 1 ~S,tJO~ scloare feet. There will be twee (2) garages, tine being a ~-stogy facility on Colfax ~ Frances a~.~d the e~tl~aer being a 2-sto~•y on LaSalle. l3arl4int~ spaces will grow from 33~ to ~SO_ CreeN space and landscaping will be tnaxin~ized as shown on the power point drawings. The proposed expansio~~ will require tl~e vacatior: of Frances Street between Colfax and LaSalle in order to address safety and traffic concet•ns. Fehrua~r~= 2', 2f34?5 C~~i7tn~uz~il.~,~ <»7d Fbui~i~~nic 1~caelc>~~~lcn4 € c5t~~f~~i€Eee h~i.eeiina. Mincitrs -3'z~gc 1 c,P Z- 'The a~~~rulatory sLrrnery center 1.vhicl~ was c;~~nstructed irr t q84 and currentl}~ leas iwa (2~ surgical smites will he replaced. ~?ith sip (~S} nary suites. ~~iagnastic in~agi.ng services of rl~abn~:t:ic- resorr.ance imaging will lie added. ~~ew electronic; medical. t•ecorcls in a wiretess pati.errt care e~~vironr~nerrt grill replace paper medical cl~aris. i?i,~pic~yt~aeni will grc~ty I~}r 11 fi. `t'he proposed. investment an~ii:l he X35 ~~ti~lion ~y the physic iars. `t'hey anticipafc; an 1 ~-"?~ ~nonih car~st~-~.rctir~n phase. 'l~ev Dave, had a se~~i.es of ~~eetir~gs with the residents in tl~e area, rnen~atrers af' the city stm=t and various C.ot~~~cil lVleYi~l~ers, ar~d Dave a.is~~ 9~et with 1~]`vTRC3 and Iv.I~NC representatives. hey ar-e excited about the project and the future develop€xrent cif the thirty {~~}) acres which `~t. asepl€ ed.ical Ce~~ter i~taw accrrpies. C.ar~ncil ~lerxrer Pfeifer sttg~;estec~ that parki~lg for the elderly ~~e considered very carefully with regard. to protected dr~~p-off areas acrd claw-praxia~ity parking. In respt~~~se; to a question frt~rrr. Council IVletnber Dieter, it ix~as acl~rrcaw~.edged that one-r~ray tra$iic patter~~s are being considered to e~1ha~~ce sai`ety. Council. iR~lerrr~er Prrzzello voiced €;oncerrr al~oti~t the trafP~c on p:dd_y ~rnd I.aa~alle intersection; and noted that there is also a carlcern regarding the safety of pedestria~a traffic. It seas rsoted that s~~attle serrTices are being cc,nsicic,red during the construction phase. Council NIer7~l~er 1t.irsits stated t3~at the South t3e~~d Medical ~'E)~ndation leas a sl~t.rttle systet~ a~~d that they nay want to vontact thet~n. Carl E.ittre4 noted in response to a gicestian fro~rr Cc~uneil t~k°esid.e€~t I~c~use that the etienination of hazards is a major topic ofdiscrassion. A 9t9i1{l ~~-rant frarrr I1~Il~tJ~` for safety i~~provelr~ents is a pc~ssibiiity. Protected left tur~~s are also tieing discussed. I-le does not ~e[ieve that traft'ic will. rz3ave airy faster, l~awever he does nat l~eliive that it will. be as lead as it is naw. Council Nle~nber }Nhite thanked the Clinic representatives for their strong cc~~nn~it~rrent to the City of S©uth bend and tl~eix willingness to in~lest in our city. Cr~r€rtcil >~err~~er Kelly also thanked the C'l.inic representatives far tl~ei.r pralaosed in.vestn7ent i.n air co~~n~~unit~~; a~~d for- the ver}~ detailed presentatiar~. Cc~~'ncil Nler~her 1Lelly their adjourned tl.~e ~r~eeting at 4:?9 p.rn. Res e'tf r s mitt, ~~ C.ounci} l!/Iern~er Roland Kelly, Chairpezson Cot~~a~u~~ity anal ~conan~ie l~evclap~nGnt Cotnta~titte:e KC~':kr~zf A.itaclZr~~ ant J~ek?a'E~ar~~ ?;. ZirD6 C:oi~~~Tiuiiii'y ~+~~c~ 13cuiiun~ic l:)ec°el4~pin~r~i Cai~u~~.~ti~~~ 1vSestii3~ lrtiiSi~E:es _f'a.~e- " tit ? Toning and Anncxat~on Camn~i~ae 2iiUG Sout~lz 13~~x1 ~'~om~non C`u~t~x;il The l~ebruary ~~, ~D05 ]neeti~~g of the Zoning a.nd ~.nnexatian Carrtn~littee was called fo order by its Chairperson, Council Ivlernber .Ervin Kl,~spa at ~:0~ p.m. in the Council lnforn~al Meeting ~oot~l. Persons in attendance included Council Members 1'uzzello, Kraspa, White, Varner, Pfeifer, Kelly, Dieter, l~irsits and louse; Citizen lv9etnfler ,1. 1/dwa.rd Talley, Area flan Executive I3ireetor John Byon~li, Executive Direct®r of the Department of Conzmunit~~ alld Economic I~evelopr~tent Sharon Kendall, Public Works Director Crary ~iilot, Water ~Torlrs Superintendent John Sta~~lca.ti, Bill Schallial, Bernie Feeney, Hobert l~lemeth, Tyler C~ienn, P.:T. Thuringer, Mrs. Kopola, Martha Lewis, Building Carn~~lissianer Don 1~ozo, Jamie Lao of the ~5oa~tl~ ~3c>nc~' ~~~il~urze and Kathlee~~ Cekansl:i-Parrand, Ca>.~l~cil Att®rney. Ca€ancii Member Kuspa Hated that the Ct~mmittee consists of Council Meinhers 1Sirsits, Dieter, W:taite and :~li.mseif Ike then introduced the new citizen member who is now on the Co>~mittee.:l. I~dward Talley. Council ~emher Dieter noted that Mr. Talley proudly resides in the 1st District. Council fvlelr113er Kuspa stated that the Cotxlmittee acts in an advisory capacity, with the Common C'ollncil having the final atathority_ He asl£ed ghat persons wishing to testify before the Committee give their name: and address for tl3e record ~~ Substg~nte 1311 ~a 47-05• TexC Amen~ntertt ~a C~ha~tc~- 2>f +~f tlae ~~~ t~u~aici~~rT ~~c Council ~lernl~er K~zspa n.tsted that this proposed ordinance has 17een. subject to discussiat~ far a considerable period of time. 1~~; added that his cover letter t€a the 2d suhstitt~te hill notes that this version. deletes t:he proposed signa.ge and parking regulations wl~.ich were in the substitute vc~rs~€~n- P.J. Thuringen, a Planner on the Area Plats Staff dated that the new version deletes the controversial items which have been discussed in prier cfl~~n~ittee ~neetir~gs. l'ollowit~g discussion, Council Melxzber White made a motis~n, seconded by Council Me~rll~er Dieter that ?d Substitute Bill 1`wTa. X17-05 be recomn7ended favorably to Council. The Council Attorney noted that if the Council basses this version this eveninf; that it and ~'ouncil Member K€zspa's cover lettr:r must %e sent by the C)ffice of the City Cie;;-k to the Area. flan ~'aln~nission for their action. Council Me~nl~er l~.uspa then called far a rnotiora to continue to discuss pa.rki~.~g reglalatiorls anti their enforcement as well as signage regulations; sa that the Area Play Staff anti the City Aclministratican would. continue to work with the Cortncil on thcsse items. ~:auncil Member White made a zn.ation, sicanded by Council Meml~~:r Dieter to that effect. The motion passed. ~d ~ulbstitut~ Dili l~ta. 92.-(115: ~e ~~estcd Zani>1} C; an a fi~a~ ~ 1 ~i>n le ~'a~il to `~-' ®f~ce fern the ll~.renerty ir~catec~ at X355 Fyte A,vel~~ec 1~'chriani 27, 2QOf, Zatun~, and Ai~nasaTion Cc~nvttittee ot~ the 20(1E, soaittt 13ettcl Ccnnta~an Comtcil -{?age i of 3- P.J. Thuringer, a t'ianner on the Arc;a Plan. Staff Hated that the Area Plan. Cam~rsissit~n hold a public hearing on substitute Dili Nd. 92-G~ which req€tested a z€rne cha~~ge fratrl "SFl" Single Farrti.ly to `-MIJ" N4ixed Ilse" on January I7, ~t~06. The Area Plan Cotntrtissian sends this to the Er'auttcil with art unfavorable recon•tntendation, noting. that the rezoning would irttt~de too deep into an established single family residential neighborhaod. ire further mated that one citizen spoke against the request at that: trteeting. .f. ~er~~ard f'eeney of Lang, Feeney & Associates, ltac. with c-ffices located at 7l5 South Michigan in dawntawrt South Bend made the preserttatiot~. l~~ provided art l l-page handout to the ~:o~~t~tnittee which was used for an `Inlon~~atianal Meeting a.nd ~ ~ ~" which was held c~ta February l S, ~(~~~. lie noted that the infarrt~ational a~teeting ~.~.Tas held at ~,dison Ie~liddle Schoai. Cauncil Nfetnher P~rzzelio, Oari J,ittreli and hive ~ 5) residents attetBded. Falloaving that nreeting 4 of the S residents were "okay' with tl~e `C~' Office proposed zo~`€it~tg instead of the ~U. Ise rtotc:~l that the saute once developer built the structures at the southeast cora:~er of Sly 23 and. Edison. They have atteta~pted to integrate tine proposed at`f ce building into the treighbarhaod. i-~e stated that in 203 ho>.tses in that area sold far au average of 83,9t~(l; and it ~0~5 they sold at an average of X5,04(3 to ~f7,0{7[l higher; with a ~§% increase in v€~ltttne of ponies said in 20[lS. i--i.€~ rioted that this is a strong and stable neighborhaod and tl~tey want to tit in.ta it. lrr response to a cltrestion frot~~ ~ auncil i~resident mouse, dlr. 1~eettev noted that the property in. question. is just east of the car wash with that proport~r beiaag up for sake, 1?ut t9~ey are currently considering an offer. d.n respo€~se to a quostion trorn Gcttfztcil l~lerrtber lti.i.rsits, ~Ilr. Feeney stand ghat the office fours would be ~ to ~ pin which shauld not confkict with the residential traffic. The prirrtarv exit would be establishod by the ~~`ity Engineer, and that traffic should not go through tl~e neighborhood. ~'rauncil ~,(ictrtbor Pu.zzello :noted that she d.id attend the infortrtational Meeting. At the beginning of that Meeting 3 people sp©k~e against it. By the end of the ~rteeting ~ of the 5 people were "okay" with it. She stated that she would like to hoar cam~nents from tl~te audience this evening before taking a fori~tal position. In response to a question fro-x~ ~auncil l~ernber Dieter, 1Vlr. Thurir€ger stated that the tt-afhe count was 19.040 vehicles. Where was no public input on this Bill Foilawing discussion, ~auncii l~Iet~ber ~hito trtade a rrtatian~ seconded by Council iVlet~ber Dieter drat 2d Substitute f3i11 l~ko. 92-(35 be recd€rtrnertded favorably to Ccttzncil. Tho €otiozt passed. ~~bstiitute ik3iikl Noe 93-~i5; Re ueste ~ ~i~a ~'h n e $'ror~~ S~ 1 Sirs le F a~ii to `~' fice fog- the r•a ert 1oca~ec~ ~t 5~5 ~:.~st ~~°el~~ ~~~~ .F`elictws Sty- et ~ ~~22 F ik®vvs Sty°eet: P.J. Thuringer, a Planner ort the Area Dian. Staff, stated that this is being s~;nt to the Ctautrcil from tine Area Plan Coantnission withaut reeot~trtendation Tsuhrk~rtz ?'7, 20(iL Gtt~ns~R a~~.d Annexratioox Cainnu#aee czi'tSxc _C)DC~ Sir~tlz 13en~ Cnmmai~C4~~xncil -!'a2e 2 <>f~3- Mr. Bill Sehalliol of the Department of Co~n~~nunity and EconnE~nie Development anade the presentation. Th.e current property owners are the Redevelopment Co~n~nissio~~, RGl lnvestn~ents anal Ray~~ond & Dorothy Unruh.. He showed a site plan of tl~e proposed business de`~eloprr~e-at. ~n response to a question frorr- Mr. Talley, Mr. Schallinl stated that this development is not indicative of things to happen to the golf course, and tf~at Ersl~ine Golf Course will remain a golf course. Tyler Crlenn noted that he is a financial advisor who proposed the development concept to Mr. Schallial. F'oll.owing discussion, Couxacil Member Dieter made a trtotion, seconded by Council Men-~ber Kirsits #hat Substitute Bill No. 93-(l5 be reenrn~nended favorably to Council. The ~~otinn passed. Under inisceIlaneaus ht~siness, the Council Attorney noted that the Council has received a requested to appeal. the denial of a certificate of appropriateness for praper#y on Portage Avenue. She noted that the appeal process i_s gove~~~ed by the Mttzaicipal Code and. that sloe has. provicl:ed a mez~orandu~n to Council Metnber Kuspa and President Rouse nn the procedures. Following discussion. Council Member White made a motion, seconded by Council Meanber Dieter to recom~~end that the appeal of the Historic Preservation Cojn~~ission denial be set for the Council meeting of March 27, 20~b. T`he ~nr~tion passed. Council Member Kuspa asked Mr. Fozo to check whether a used Gar lat is 17eing operated at the corner of Western anal Olive. Coti2ncil Member Pfeifer noted that that area is duithin a Weed & Seed axea, and that the residents do not want another used car to#. Council Member Kuspa then adjourned the Cornanittee meeting at 3:28 p.~n. Respectfully sub~n~tted, .-- ._ ~ Council Meanlaer Ervin Kuspa, Chairperson Zoning and Annexation Co~nznittee KCl~ :kmf Attachments Iebsiaru 27, 2t30b Z.anin~ and Aavtevatian {;ora~mittee uFthe 2x46 South Send Crnmm~n Council Page 3 of 3- u~fftie~ Commf~tee 2(i~fi Souih ]3end Con}ninia C:ouaicii The February 27, 2006 of the E itilities Co~nn~ittee was called to order by its Chairperson, Council Member ?it "Duddy" Kirsits at x:29 p.rr~. in the Council Informal. R~eeting Roo~n_ .Persons in attendance included Council Merr~bers T3ieter, Pfeifer, Puzzello, Varner, Kuspa, Trite, Kelly, Kirsits and. Rouse; Utilities Citizen Merr~ber Gene Pendl, Martha Lewis, Director of Public Works Gary Gilot, Rita Kopala,Jepart~r~ent of Co~n~raunity and Econo~x~ic ®evelopra~ent l~xecutive L~irect<ar Sharon Kendall, City Clerk John Voorde, John Stancati, Jamie Loo of the ~Sr.~uth 13e~acf "1't~il~~,rnc~ and Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand, Council ~ttortrey. C~'out~.cil Member I~irsits noted that Co~nrnittee Metrabers include Council ~e~nbers Puzzello; I~uspa, Pfeifer and himself anal he weicotned citizen rrten~ber Gene Pendl. Council Merx~ber I~irsits then called for a presentation on Bill No. 08-06 which would a~er~d Crdinar~ce No. 9561-05 which established a new schedule of rates and charges for services rendered by the City of South Bend Water Wor]<s and would further amend Chapter 1.7, Article 4, Sections L7-45 and t~-46 of the ~5'oulh I3e~ac.~ li~azraic~i~al f'r3c~~. John Stancati, Water Works Dir°ector, anode tl~e presentation. fie noted that the Indiana. Utility Regulatory Cor~ntnission ~IURC'1 issued an Crder on February ~, 2006 which approved the rates requested by the city with some a~nodil~ications. lie stated that the approved rates vaere trade subject to a future east of service study. Tl~e rates set forth in Bill No. 08-06 are l.I% lower than tl~e rates approved ley the Council when it passed E~rdinance No. 956I-05- In response to a question fro3n Dr. Varner, Mr. Stancati stated that the courts away .not overrule the IIJItC and that them still is pending litigation. In response to a question from Council Mea~nbcr White, Nlr. St~tncati stated that floe cost of service study will take approximately six (b) ir,ontl~s and will cost between S25,OOtl to ~~0,0Elfl. I~r. Varner voiced concern over the potential cost of the study noting that Mr. Skutnp oC Crowe Chi7ek argued on behalf of the original rate increases and that it should "not be a great deal" to set forth the written docun--ents. Mr. Stancati stated that the study araust lie very detailed. l~llr. Gilot added that the engitaeering and frnanci.ak data must be tied together as part of the study. In response to a question froth Citizeta M:enzber Pendl, Mr. Stat3cati n.oteci that the charges are based on a n~initnutn of ] 00,000 cubit feet used and then. the meter size charges are added. Following discussion, Cout~ci.l Nteinber I`uspa t~~ade a ta~aotion, seconded by Council Me~nbc:r Puzzello that Bill No. 08-06 be recotx~anended favorably to Council. The motion passed. hchruar~ 27, 2U~)fi [7tila[ics Ci3maltitfiee cat the 2t1f?( south Fiend Cami~on Coiutcil -3'a~e ] t;1~2 - L1r~der ~n.isceilar~e~~as business, Ccs~r~cil Merr~bea- l~i.rsits invited alb ~"orleil Nietx~bers t~) e~;t a~~d tans: with 1'~.r. t cndl t~nigl~t at tl~e reeepti~r~ fir the eiti~en t~e~n~ers sch.ed~tle at ~:3(~ .~~. T~lere being nc~ ftzrtl~er €~~tsiness tQ e~ar~e before tl~e ~`arrl~nittee, ~€~~racil Member Kirsits ad~ot~rned the ~rteetang at 3:3~ ~.~~. ~espeetf~liy srabrnitted, ~~ ~ ~ ', r ` ~a~ar~eil Nl.e~~sber Al "eddy" Kirsits, Cl~airpersc~n. Utilities Ca~~s~nittee ~4 ~€achrneut t ehruarv ?7, 2[30fi Utilities Cummillce of the 2f)O6 Squkh Fieud Common C;otmcil -Page 2 a7F 2 - Public forks Cod Pope vaCato~ Cami~ee 2UUfi SoiAtt .'13ea~d (;oirs~ttc~n GcsE~itiil Tlae ~ehrl.~ary '~7, 2€3t)~ €-r~eeti;~g of the I'uhlic Works and Properto~ Vacation Con~n~ittee was called to order by its t "l~airpersor~, ~~`oul~cil 1'~ell~er David A. ~Iarner at 3:3$ ~.~n. in *l~e ~;o~ancil Infor~r~al Meeting 1Zoo~~a Persons in attendance inellrbded Council IVlei~l3ers Dieter, Puz~ello, Kelly, Varner, Kl-spa, White, Pfeifer, I~irsits and Rouse; I'~~blic Works ~ Prope~~y Vacation Con~~nittee Mel~her l~lrflrt ~o~~ng> Pat Lynch, Ral.~i I~leza, Martha I~eavis, l~ita ~opala, Executive Director of the Depart~~lent of C'o~xl~nunity a.t~d Econot~ic Development Si~aron l~endall, Rita l~opala; ~. E,dward Talley; Public Works Director Gary Gilot, City l~;ngineer Carl Isittrell., City Clerk i~ksn Voorde, ~a~~ie loo of tl~e 5~32~t~z 13~Frcl 1 x•rhz~ne and l~athleen Cekansl<i-~a.r~-and, Council. Att®n~ley. Dr. Varner noted that the Cor€~~~littec rr~etxlbers included Cotancil 1l~le~nbers Puzzello, 'i'fei.fer, Dieter and himself: I-Ie thcr~ welco~~ed l~ew citizen ~aae~nher l~.urt ~'esLtng to tl~e C.o~nn~ittee. Dr. Varner ~~oted that la/lr. young is an otivraer ala.d operator of an e~ccavatin~;, dev~:lopinertt & enaineerir~g tirn~ a.nd believes that he will Provide good insights to the Com.~~aittee. Dr. Varner then called l'ur a presentation on 13~i.11 No. ~l -~6 which is a req~~est to vacate the #irst nortl~isorath alley west of Carlisle Street from Western Avenue south to tl~e first eastiwest alley for a distance of 13~' and a width ~f l~l', evl~ich is part of Su~x~~~nit :Place 2r~d addition. Pat Lynch ~~ade the presentation. xe~~lcstit'ag that thy; vacation would ~rovicle a.dditioz~al arld tsetter deigned parking for the rcta.il space at `?21~ West.lNestern Avenl.~e. NIr. Lynch stated that since ths; last comtrl.i€tee lneetitag he and David Fecteaa.l from the Depart€nent caf C:ointnunity ar~d Econo~~ic Developt~nea•~t met witl-~ 13riata. K~~itta, tl~e ®~vnivr of tl~le Anchor Inn. I-tis conccr€1s appeared to be that the vacation ;nay result ire an increased .~urnher oi' vehicles transiting his property, noting that the Anchor Ian's parking lot is rlnil~tproved and lr~nlined. I-Ie also is cs4ncerned about the crime ar~d valadalisn-a of his customers. I-Ie noted that there is no curb cut ley tl~e Anchor Inr~ and showed a diagra~~ of the area in question. He suggested that shrubbery ia~ay help address the concerns he raised rcgarding vehicle movement. 11e added that there ~rlay also be facade monies available for such improvements which wo~.tld also address his safety concerns. l.n respolase to a c~L~estiol.~ from Dr. Varner, llllr. Ly~~ch stated that there are parki«g bl.~t~~ps at the fashion shop- Dr. Varner noted that they nay also want to contact. a c~ ~ aboilt a secl:irityfni€~ht light for that area. Council l~!le~~l~er Pfeifer noted frol~~ leer ta:ltcs vrith SI3PD Captain Wanda Shock that there are types caf shrubbery wl~iclt a~-e recom~xsended to 11c1p prevent cril~e. Ire response to a question from Council member Kuspa, NMr. I,ylich stated that he has spoken. with two of the four people ~vho have voiced concerns shout tl~e vacati~an. There was no cane fro>x~ the ~publie to speak in Favor or in opposition to the 13111. Fehrttsrt• ?7, 2£?£)Ci .l'~~hlic'a~'nrks and Prespcri} VaeatiEin Co;,tmittce. lv7eitt~r~ of the Z(ft16 Strxri[~ Bend Cf~.i~t~Em C=E~fjncl -Page 1 01 FeI1~~Winb dzse~~ssi€~r~, ~c~~~r~ei~ ~e~~t:t~e~ Pfeiffer ~~.as~e ~ ~~ti®n, secc~r~de~ ~y ~:itizi~ er~lbe~ ~~~~~~ ~t~~t ~i~i Nc~. ~~-~ ~e recc~~r~e~ed. a~e~ra~s~y to ~~~€~ci3. the ~~mti~~ Passed. ~ryhere ~eir~g ~® f~rt~er usin.ess t® c~~rr3e ~e~tsre the L~smt~itiee, fir. Varaler adjc~€arned the ~tzeetir~~ at ~:~~ P.. ~estaecti'u11y se~~~nitted, c~ti~a~eil ~e~~ahed~ David ~ art-rser, C~1air~e~-scs~~ t'~~b~ie X11®rks a~ac~ Pr~~aerty ~acati~~~ ~~~n~nittee I~ttachznents I~chniazti' 2', 2{){}61'~zblio Works andl'ro~ertq Vacaiioia Cunnnitte€ Ivi~etin~ of tl~e ^f1(3Ea Sn~th t3eud Co~a».ua~a Council -.l'agc ~ of 2-