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99-79
Res Ord Title
REZONING PROPERTY - 1020 NORTH FAIRVIEW AVENUE
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7/12/1999
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� <br /> COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MEMORANDUM � <br /> NO. 99-159 <br /> 7uly 7, 1999 <br /> TO: Honorable Mayor Terry M. Howley and City Council Members <br /> FROM: James L. Williams, Jr., City Manager � ^ � ,, <br /> � ` <br /> Cecil A. Collins, Jr., Director of C munity Development�' � <br /> Max Forgey, Senior Planne <br /> SUBJECT: Ordinance Rezoning 1020 North Fairview <br /> This is a very small parcel, approximately .15 acres in area, with very unusual dimensions. The <br /> western boundary, fronting Fairview Avenue, is convex in shape and the northern boundary is <br /> only 22 feet wide. The area is rapidly undergoing a transition from residential to commercial <br /> uses—there is B-2 to the north, although the properties to the east and south remain R-3. <br /> The current residential zoning category is hardly appropriate for this property, given the high <br /> volume and intensity of traffic, light, and noise. It is also doubtful that this site will be a viable <br /> commercial site because of the size and dimensions of the lot. Notwithstanding these concerns, <br /> there are ample regulations in place to govern the site plan approval process. <br /> Staff therefore recommends approval of this petition as written. <br />
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