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REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 28, 2002
<br />to its proximity to a residential neighborhood. The Board also concluded that this use may or may
<br />not be injurious to the use and enjoyment of other properties and it appears to be overly built on the
<br />lot. The Board concluded that this use may or may not impede the development of residential areas
<br />to the south due to the traffic flow and the aesthetics of the property. Adequate utilities, access road,
<br />drainage and or necessary facilities will be provided if approved and adequate measures have been
<br />or will be taken to provide ingress and egress to the property if approved.
<br />Mr. Mike Danch, President, Danch, Harper & Associates, Inc., 2422 Viridian Drive, Suite 201,
<br />South Bend, Indiana, made the presentation for this bill representing the petitioners, Peter and
<br />Rosemary Majeski.
<br />Mr. Danch noted that as part of the rezoning procedure for the property located on the southeast
<br />corner of Mishawaka Avenue and 21" Street, a Special Exception is required to continue to keep
<br />the existing home for residential purposes. Because of the way the zoning ordinance is written, a
<br />residential structure in a commercial zoning is not allowed unless by Special Exception. Therefore,
<br />this Special Exception is being requested.
<br />This being the time heretofore set for the Public Hearing on the above bill, proponents and
<br />opponents were given an opportunity to be heard.
<br />There being no one present wishing to speak to the Council either in favor of or in opposition to this
<br />bill, Councilmember Varner made a motion to adopt this Resolution. Councilmember Coleman
<br />seconded the motion which carried by a roll call vote of nine (9) ayes.
<br />BILLS - FIRST READING
<br />BILL NO. 8 -02 FIRST READING ON A BILL OF THE COMMON
<br />COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA,
<br />APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR CAPITAL
<br />EXPENDITURES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2002
<br />INCLUDING $3,778,684 FROM THE GENERAL FUND,
<br />$862,780 FROM THE CUMULATIVE CAPITAL
<br />DEVELOPMENT FUND, $28,000 FROM THE
<br />CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND,
<br />$9,838,000 FROM THE COUNTY OPTION INCOME TAX
<br />FUND, $2,610,000 FROM THE ECONOMIC
<br />DEVELOPMENT INCOME TAX FUND, $41,100 FROM
<br />THE MORRIS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER CAPITAL
<br />FUND, $21,500 FROM THE PARKS AND RECREATION
<br />FUND, $322,700 FROM THE PARKS NON - REVERTING
<br />CAPITAL FUND, $30,000 FROM THE PARK
<br />RECREATION NON - REVERTING FUND, $6,000 FROM
<br />THE EAST RACE WATERWAY FUND, $32,000 FROM
<br />THE CITY CEMETERY TRUST FUND, $2,074,000 FROM
<br />THE LOCAL ROADS AND STREETS FUND, $50,750
<br />FROM THE PROJECT RELEAF FUND, $30,900 FROM
<br />THE CONSOLIDATED BUILDING DEPARTMENT
<br />FUND, $1,328,454 FROM THE WATER WORKS
<br />DEPRECIATION FUND, AND $5,294,050 FROM THE
<br />SEWAGE WORKS DEPRECIATION FUND
<br />This bill had first reading. Councilmember Varner made a motion to refer this bill to the Personnel
<br />and Finance Committee and set it for Public Hearing and Third Reading on February 25, 2002.
<br />KIE
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