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98-42
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GRANTING SPECIAL PERMIT HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD USE - 903 WEST DECATUR STREET
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7/20/1998
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MINUTES OF THE IvtEETING <br /> OF THE <br /> HISTORICAL. AND ARCHITECTURAL SITES CONII�IISSION <br /> Wednesday, April 15, 1998, 4:00 P.M. <br /> City Council Conference Room, Decatur Civic Center <br /> The �pril 1�, 1998 meeting of the Historical and Architectural Sites Commission was called to <br /> order at 4:05 P.M. in the City Council Conference Room, Third Floor of the Decatur Civic <br /> Center, by Chairperson Ruth Prust who determined a quorum was present. <br /> Members Present: Ruth Prust, Steve Oliver, Joanne Leonard, Joyce Weedon, John Cardwell, <br /> Anne Pondelick, Lynn Potter, Mark Sorensen and James Williams <br /> Members Absent: Tom Domoras <br /> StaffPresent: Cecil Collins, Kathy Miller, Lori Nale <br /> Item V. New Business was moved to the first order of business. <br /> Special Use Pemut, Historic Neighborhood Use, 903 West Decatur Street, Dove, Inc. <br /> Mr. Ray Batman of Dove, Inc. was present and spoke for the petition stating that the Decatur <br /> Community Church has owned the property since 1972. The church installed a new furnace and <br /> air conditioner. It was noted that Mrs. Leonard had �rown up in this home. 1�Ir. Batman stated <br /> that the congregation has dwindled and they have decided to give the property to Dove. The <br /> Proaram Directors of Dove decided if permission was obtained for the special use permit then <br /> Homeward Bound would move from Clay Street to West Decatur Street. Homeward Bound has <br /> five or six staff persons and some walk-in clients. Mr. Batman stated that Dove staff canvassed <br /> neighbors in the area and the neighbors feel this is positive for the neiQhborhood. Dove believes <br /> this is a positive use of the house and will be as �ood a neighbor as they have proven to be on <br /> Clay Street. <br /> i�Irs. Potter questioned how the home will be altered for the office. Mr. Batman stated that the <br /> only work to be done is painting. There will be no additions. The signage would hang from the <br /> front porch and the church's sign will be removed from the front yard. The con�regation, which <br /> now consists of 12 to 14 people, wants to continue meetin� in the home on Sundays. <br /> Ms. 1�iiller stated that the issue is that Dove requested a Special Use Permit for Historic <br /> Nei<,hborhood Use which will be heard by the City Plan Commission. The Plan Commission will <br /> then make a recommendation to City Council. It was noted that a church is allo�ved in a <br /> residential zone. <br />, <br />
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