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2001-11
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REZONING PROPERTY - 2008 EAST DAMON AVENUE
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3/19/2001
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Excerpts from Plan Commission Minutes of March 1, 2001 <br /> Cal. No. O1-OS Petition of BRIAN K. and BECKY J. BURCHAM, 2008 EAST <br /> DAMON AVENUE, to rezone the premises from R-2 Single � <br /> Family Residence District to M-1 Light Industrial District. <br /> Mr. Bragg presented the recommendation of staff: II <br /> The petitioner is requesting the rezoning of a 1.93 acre tract from R-2, Single Family, to M-1, �I <br /> Light Industrial. The site contains a 2,000 square foot residential building and a 600 square foot <br /> accessory structure. City water and sanitary sewer are available to the site. Properties to the 'i <br /> north are zoned M-2, Heavy Industrial and properties to the west, east and south are zoned R-2, 'i <br /> Single Family Residence District. This area is depicted as low-density residential on the Decatur ', <br /> Urban Area Land Use Plan. I, <br /> The petitioner is requesting the rezoning to operate a filter media service from the site. The <br /> petitioner proposes to construct a new 1,600 square foot office building and a new 3,200 square <br /> foot warehouse associated with the business. <br /> Staff is cautious of evaluating rezonings of this type in established residential neighborhoods. <br /> Traffic entering and exiting the site would be required to use a residential street. And, while the <br /> petitioner's proposed use does not present a high tra.ffic-generating or highly intensive land use, I <br /> the potential for intense uses by another property owner is great. M-1 zoning would allow many ��, <br /> intense uses such as a car dealership, truck terminal, storage yard or one-site manufacturing. Staff '� <br /> is of the opinion that the proposed rezoning is not consistent with the intent of the land use plan '�I <br /> and is not a desirable land use adjacent to residential property on three sides. I <br /> Mr. Smith asked if there is a trucking company at the end of Pythian. Mr. Bragg answered yes, '� <br /> there is and that company does use Pythian as access. That property is zoned M-2 with Firestone <br /> to the east and adjacent R-2 zoning. <br /> Mr. Shampine questioned the uses allowed in M-l. Mr. Bragg stated that light industrial is <br /> allowed as well as commercial and office uses. It is the second least restrictive zoning <br /> classification. <br /> Mr. Ed Flynn, Attorney, was present and spoke for the petition representing the Burcham's. Mr. <br /> Flynn distributed documents to the Commission. He stated that employees gather at the subject <br /> location for assignments. One hundred percent of the work is done off site to rehabilitate filtering <br /> systems in water treatment plants and occasional work on sanitary sewer systems. The pickup <br /> trucks are put in the shed at the end of the week. Mr. Flynn stated that the Burcham's would be <br /> investing $150,000 to enhance this property and their business. Immediately behind the property <br /> are the railroad tracks. The Burcham's will continue to live in this area as well as their sons. The <br /> three property owners nearby provided letters of support for the petition. <br />
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