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2001-82 VACATING PORTION OF STREETS - 2200 BLOCK NORTH UNION STREET - 300-500 BLOCKS WEST HAY STREET
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2001-82 VACATING PORTION OF STREETS - 2200 BLOCK NORTH UNION STREET - 300-500 BLOCKS WEST HAY STREET
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VACATING PORTION OF STREETS - 2200 BLOCK NORTH UNION STREET - 300-500 BLOCKS WEST HAY STREET
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12/17/2001
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� t � ' <br /> ECONOMIC AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT MEMORANDUM <br /> No. 01-127 <br /> December 12,2001 <br /> TO: Honorable Mayor Terry M. Howley and City,Council Members <br /> FROM: Steve Garman,City Manager <br /> A. J.Krieger,Assistant City Manager <br /> Steve Van Steenhuyse,AICP,Planni anag�j <br /> Kathy J. Miller,AICP,Planner �� <br /> SUBJECT: Vacation of West Hay Right of Way between North Monroe and North Union <br /> and North Union Street Right of Way between West Hay and Kenwood Avenue <br /> SUMMARY RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends approval of the ordinance vacating the West <br /> Hay Street and North Union Street Right of Ways. The City Plan Commission held a public hearing on <br /> the vacation at the December 6, 2001 meeting and voted to table the vote regarding the vacations (6 to 3 <br /> with 2 abstentions). Plan Commission meeting minutes are attached. A special meeting of the Plan <br /> Commission is scheduled for Friday, December 14 to re-address the petition. At this writing, the results <br /> are unlrnown. <br /> BACKGROUND: The petitioner is requesting the vacation of Hay and Union Streets in order to reduce <br /> the lane size of Hay Street and to facilitate additional parking near the hospital campus. The hospital <br /> plans to construct additional buildings on some of the existing parking lots. An access easement with the <br /> City of Decatur will be in place on West Hay between Monroe and Edward Streets. Hay Street will <br /> remain the entrance for the DMH emergency room. <br /> In June of 1996,the portion of North Union Street located between West Kenwood Avenue and West <br /> McKinley Avenue was vacated after a three month trial closure, a review by the Traffic and Parking <br /> Commission, a recommendation from the Plan Commission and final approval by the City Council. . <br /> The Traffic and Parking Commission reviewed the subject vacation request at the October 2001 meeting <br /> and determined that a one month notice posted by signs would be adequate rather than a three month <br /> trial closure period. <br /> The Traffic and Parking Commission reviewed the subject petirion for vacation again at the November <br /> 2001 meeting. T`he pastor of St. Thomas Church, at 2160 North Edward Street, spoke against the <br /> petition. He was joined by several parishioners from St. Thomas. The main church is actually accessed <br /> from Union Street and the St. Thomas members expressed concern about access to the church from the <br /> north as well as emergency access. After receiving comments and concerns from members of the public, <br /> the Traffic and Parlcing Commission voted to recommend approval of the vacation of Hay and Union <br /> Streets. <br /> Decatur Memorial Hospital has offered the church the use of the DMH parking lot at the southeast corner <br /> of Hay and Edward on Saturdays and Sundays, has offered to widen the two drive approaches on Edward <br /> Street to St.Thomas for emergency vehicles and has offered to delay the closing of Union Street for three <br /> years. <br />
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