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REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 25, 1974
<br />IIREGULAR MEETING - RECONVENED (CONTINUED)
<br />"All signs permitted in the "A" Residence District."
<br />Page 10 - Delete paragraph 9 in Section 3 and renumber paragraph 10 to paragraph 9.
<br />Page 12 - Delete the words "the Historic Preservation Commission" from the last
<br />paragraph in Section 4 (2) (b).
<br />Page 13 - Delete the first paragraph in its entirety in Section 4 (2) (c).
<br />Peter J. Nemeth
<br />Chairman
<br />Councilman Parent made a motion to amend the report in paragraph (j) in Section 2 (1) as follows:
<br />"Identification signs for special exceptions as approved by the Area Board of Zoning
<br />Appeals."
<br />Councilman Szymkowiak seconded the motion to amend. The motion carried. Councilman Taylor then
<br />made a motion that the ordinance referred to in the report be set for public hearing and second
<br />reading on March 11, 1974, seconded by Councilman Newburn. The motion carried.
<br />To the Common Council of the City of South Bend:
<br />Your Committee on Ordinances to whom was referred an ordinance amending and
<br />supplementing Chapter 21 of the City Code of South Bend, Indiana, 1971, also known as
<br />Ordinance No. 4990 -68, as amended, and generally known as the Zoning Ordinance of the
<br />City of South Bend, Indiana, as amended, by adding provisions relative to neighborhood
<br />health care facilities and group housing quarters, respectfully report that they have
<br />examined the matter and that in their opinion the ordinance should be stricken from the
<br />files.
<br />Peter J. Nemeth
<br />Chairman
<br />Councilman Parent hoped this matter could be considered in the future. Councilman Parent then
<br />made a motion to strike the ordinance referred to in the report from the files, seconded by
<br />Councilman Taylor. The motion carried.
<br />(REPORT FROM AREA PLAN COMMISSION
<br />The Honorable Common Council
<br />City of South Bend
<br />County -City Building
<br />South Bend, Indiana
<br />February 20, 1974
<br />In Re: An Ordinance initiated by the Area Plan Commission amending and supplementing
<br />Chapter 21 of the City Code of South Bend, Indiana, 1971, also known as
<br />Ordinance No. 4990 -68, as amended, and generally known as the Zoning
<br />Ordinance of the City of South Bend, Indiana, as amended, by adding provisions
<br />relative to a High Density Residential - Office and Professional District.
<br />Gentlemen:
<br />The attached proposed ordinance initiated by the Area Plan Commission was
<br />legally advertised February 9, 1974, and February 16, 1974. The Area Plan Commission
<br />gave it a public hearing February 19, 1974, at which time the following action was
<br />taken:
<br />"Upon a motion by Joseph Bajdek, seconded by Russell Rothermel and
<br />carried with Roger Parent abstaining, the ordinance initiated by the
<br />Area Plan Commission amending and supplementing Chapter 21 of the City
<br />Code of South Bend, Indiana, 1971, also known as Ordinance No. 4990 -68,
<br />as amended, and generally known as the zoning ordinance of the City of
<br />South Bend, Indiana, as amended, by adding provisions relative to a
<br />High Density Residential - Office and Professional District, is favorably
<br />recommended to the Common Council of the City of South Bend, by the
<br />Area Plan Commission."
<br />The deliberations of the Area Plan Commission and points considered in
<br />arriving at the above decision are shown in the minutes of that public hearing and
<br />will be forwarded to you at a later date to be made a part of this report.
<br />RSJ /ch
<br />attach.
<br />Very truly yours,
<br />s/ Richard S. Johnson
<br />Executive Director
<br />Council President Nemeth indicated that action on the report would be taken when the ordinance
<br />referred to in the report had first reading.
<br />REPORT FROM THE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
<br />Mr. William Hojnacki, Director of the Department of Human Resources and Economic Development, made
<br />his quarterly report to the Council. He stated that one of the most important things within his
<br />department was implementation of the new manpower legislation. He presented to the Council and
<br />public the director of the program, Mr. Elroy Kelzenberg. Mr. Kelzenberg stated that previous
<br />federal legislation allowed direct federal grants to many agencies. He stated that, originally,
<br />there were 10,000 contracts handled by the Department of Labor. Now, contracts are let only to
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