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• , . . . . <br /> Page 2 of 2 <br /> Keith L. Ashby& Cathy L. Ashby <br /> November 2, 2006 <br /> 7. Though it is very important to retain the natural commercial char Icter of the area, it is equally <br /> important to reduce the confusion and congestion of the vehicular d pedestrian traffic in these <br /> unconventional intersections. <br /> 8. To gain control over the unique geography, transportation and land se issues in this area the Five <br />, Point Overla District was created. <br /> Y <br /> STAFF RECOMMENDATION <br /> 9. Based on the above analysis, staff recommends approval of the rez ning from R-3 Single Family <br /> Residence District to B-2 Commercial District. However, accordi g to the Five Points Overlay <br /> District the parking, circulation patterns, signage and landscaping hould be in accordance with <br /> the Access Management Guide and the design guidelines from the F ve Points Overlay District. <br /> PLAN COMMISSION ACTION i <br /> 10. Section XIX.G.2. of the City of Decatur Zoning Ordinance requires the Plan Commission to hold <br /> a public hearing to review the rezoning and report its findings �oncerning the effect on the <br /> comprehensive plan and compliance with the standards of review t the City Council. A motion <br /> to forward Calendar Number 06-58 to the City Council with a rec�mmendation for approval is <br /> suggested. ' <br /> The above report constitutes the testimony and recommendation of the Planning and Economic <br /> Development Division, Economic and Urban Development Department, City of Decatur. <br /> Vasudha Pinnamaraju <br /> GIS Planner <br /> ATTACHMENTS <br /> 1. Petition <br /> 2. Location Maps <br /> 3. Five Points District in Urban Corridors Master Plan <br /> 4. Five Points District boundary maps <br /> � <br />