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~~~ ~~I1~ ~~ ~~ C~ ZONING AND ANNEXATION COMMITTEE APRIL 12, 2010 Vice-Chairperson Oliver Davis, Zoning and Annexation Committee called the meeting to order at 3:15 p.m. in the absence of Chairperson Al "Buddy" Kirsits. Committee Members Present: Oliver Davis, Vice-Chairperson, David Varner, (Chairperson Al "Buddy" Kirsits -late; Tom LaFountain- late) Other Councilmember's Present: Ann Puzzello, Timothy Rouse, Karen White Other's Present: Rita Kopala, Mike Danch, Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand, Christa Nayder, Mark Lyons, Pat Brown, Brian Wynen, Maxine Brazier, David Relos, Don Inks Agenda: Bill No. 13-10 -Rezone - 2301-2303 Miami and 1034 Ewing Bill No. 14-10 -Rezone - 2411 S. Main Bill No. 10-14 -Special Exception - 1939 Charles St. Bill No. 13-10 -Rezone - 2301-2302 Miami and 1034 Ewing Vice-Chairperson Oliver Davis subbing for Chairperson Al "Buddy' Kirsits opened the hearing by calling upon Christa Nayder to report on the actions taken at the Area Plan Commission. She explained the petitioner was requesting a change from MU mixed use to LB Local Business to allow for a pet store (aquarium) at the site. In that the use was compatible with City Plan and the Miami Corridor Plan the APC issued a favorable recommendation to Council. Oliver Davis then called upon the petitioner for comment. Mrs. Brazier briefly described her plans for an aquarium shop noting all nearby businesses and residents had been notified and there was no opposition to the proposal. Councilmember's Al "Buddy" Kirsits and Tom LaFountain arrived during the hearing making a quorum. After brief discussion Councilmember Varner motioned the bill go the Council favorably. Chairperson Kirsits seconded and all affirmed. Bill No. 14-10 -Rezone - 2411 S. Main Christa Nayder at the call of Chairperson Al ``Buddy'' Kirsits described the rezoning request and disposition by the Area Plan Commission. Christa explained the petition to rezone from LI Light Industrial to LB Local Business to allow the relocation of~Habitat for Humanity's "Re-Store Outlet." Seen as a plus by both the APC staff and the commission the bill was unanimously favorably forwarded to Council. Mike Danch representing the petitioner followed with a brief description of the proposal. Councilmember Varner, in response to his question, was assured all parking concerns were resolved. Councilmember White asked the total amount of TIF dollars spent on the