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98-63
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AMENDING B-3 PLANNED SHOPPING CENTER DISTRICT - FRANKLIN STREET AND ROUTE 51
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10/19/1998
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Excerpts from Plan Commission Meeting of October 1, 1998 <br /> Cal. No. 98-53 Petition of DECATLTR PARK DISTRICT to rezone the premises '�, <br /> commonly known as 1685 South Franklin Street and 1689 South Franklin i <br /> Street from B-3 Planned Shopping District to B-3 Revised Planned �', <br /> Shopping District. <br /> Mr. Larry Livergood of Architectural Expressions was present and spoke for the petition <br /> representing Soy Capital Bank as the builder. NIr. Livergood referred to the site plan which <br /> included construction details proposed intersection changes and a landscape plan. He stated that <br /> Franklin Street Road provides access to Fisherman's Wharf. Ownership of the property will not <br /> change; the Decatur Park District owns the property with a long term lease to Soy Capital Bank. <br /> Old Franklin Street Road was sold to the Park District by the County. <br /> Mr. Livergood stated that the subject property had been contiguous with the development known <br /> as South Shores Shopping Center. The area outside the property line is owned by the Illinois <br /> Department of Transportation (IDOT) on three sides. Three years ago the City of Decatur <br /> approached the Park District regarding purchasing this property. The proposed building will be a <br /> bank drive-up facility and an imaging center which is owned by Decatur Memorial Hospital. This <br /> will not be an urgent care facility or family practice. There will be a low volume of traffic <br /> generated. The banking facility will have four lanes with an ATM and the drive up is at the end of <br /> the property away from the residential area. Mr. Livergood stated that the building is turned 180 <br /> degrees from the plan submitted the prior month to the Plan Commission. IDOT is requiring 300 <br /> feet from the intersection to the first curb cut. The first curb cut will be for the imaging center via <br /> Franklin Street Road. Mr. Livergood stated that the building has been set as far west on the <br /> property as possible in order to be sensitive to the residential area. Pictures were distributed of <br /> the work previously completed by the owners. <br /> Mr. Livergood stated that photo cell lighting will be used that will go off at a certain time and will <br /> be a good security measure. Improvements will be made to old Franklin Street Road to meet the <br /> minimum standards for streets. There will be curb and gutters with drainage to Lake Decatur. A <br /> tra�c study was completed and it was deternvned that there would not be enough traffic <br /> generated by this development to warrant a traffic light at the intersection. The bank and imaging <br /> center will serve the existing clients already in the area. Left and right turn lanes will be allowed <br /> by IDOT. <br /> Mr. Shampine questioned whether trai�ic could turn left on Franklin Street Road when leaving the <br /> facility. Mr. Livergood stated that the intersection will be widened; there will not be a median. <br /> Mr. Schiller questioned if there would be a likelihood of blocked traffic due to the staging of cars <br /> at the drive up facility. Mr. Livergood stated that the City requirements stipulate only four cars <br /> can be staged. Franklin Street Road will become private property and there is a long entrance <br /> drive. <br />
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