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(IInmmmrr Roar/ WO tilt &Inmou n Olounril of ilir mitt' of booth limb: ZONING AND VACATION COMMITTEE The April 28, 1986 meeting of the Zoning. and Vacation Committee was called to order by its Chairman Councilman John Voorde at 5 :00 p.m in the Council informal meeting room. • Persons in attendance included: Councilmen Serge, Paszek, Barcome, • Braboy, Voorde, Zakrzewski, Puzzello and Beck; Doug Carpenter, Jim Wensits, John Ford, Kevin Butler,: John Sullivan, Mr. Alex Cholis , and Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand. Councilman Voorde noted that the City Clerk' s Office had been•telephoned by the petitioner of Bill No. 12-86 which would petition for a rezoning of property located at 721 to 723 East Howard. He noted that the Petitioner requested that the bill be withdrawn. Mr. George Miller, Vicar of the religious order of St. Matthew was present and presented a letter dated April 28, 1986 ( copy attached) which formally requested the withdrawal of the rezoning .petition. Councilman Barcome asked Vicar Miller what his .group' s intentions were for the property, and he was advised that they plan to construct a church. It was noted that they would work closely with the Department of Code Enforcement. A map of the area was then shown to the Committee. Councilman Paszek then noted that he had received several questions with regard to the affiliation of the order and he was advised that it was non-demoninational. Mrs. Bernard stated that several changes had been made to the original plans therefore the Building Department would work closely with him. The Council Attorney recommended that the proper motion at the time of the public hearing would be to strike Bill No. 12-86. Mr. Butler then reviewed Bill No. 3-86 which would rezone property located at 4500/4600 of the west block of Cleveland Road extension. He noted that this was the property for the Trans-Tech Corporation. The Area Plan Commission had voted unanimously in favor of the rezoning. Following discussion, Councilman Serge made a motion seconded by Councilman Beck that Bill No. 3-86 go to Council favorably. The motion passed unanimously. Mr. John Ford then reviewed Bill No. 44-86 which would vacate various properties. He noted that the vacation was primarily for two areas to allow for the extension of the Holy Cross Health System. He noted that there was a Substitute Bill on file with the City Clerk' s Office. The Board of Public Works had recommended the vacation favorably at its ' meeting of April 22d. A video tape of the area in question was then shown to the Committee by Councilman Beck. Holy Cross plans to build onto their building as well as extend the parking lot. It was noted that Holy Cross is the parent corporation of various health care providers including twelve hopsitals. They currently have 90 employees and project a total employment of 150.