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Excerpt from Plan Commission Minutes of July 3, 1996 Cal. No. 96-49 Petition of DOVE, INC., to rezone the premises commonly known as 810, 824 and 836 East Clay Street from R-6 Multiple Dwelling District to O-1 Office District. Mr. Ray Batman, Finance Director of Dove, was present and spoke for the petition. Mr. Batman stated that Dove owns the subject properties and would like for them to be compatible in zoning with properties owned at 788 and 800 East Clay. The houses at 810 and 836 will be demolished and the lots will be seeded. The house at 824 East Clay will be used for office space. Mr. Shampine questioned how many parking spaces are available. Mr. Batman stated that there will be parking for staff and three or four visitors. Mr. McQueen stated that the land will meet the required minimum for parking to serve an office use. There were no objectors present. Mr. McQueen presented the recommendation of staff: The subject petition requests that premises commonly known as 810-836 East Clay Street be- rezoned from R-6 Multiple Dwelling District to O-1 Office District; said premises are presently divided into three separate lots and occupied by three residential structures. The purpose of the , proposed zone is to allow the property to be developed with an office and off street parking i facilities to serve the adjoining Dove, Inc., 788-800 East Clay Street. Adjoining land to the west was zoned O-1 Office District several years ago to accommodate a credit union facility; this property was subsequently purchased and occupied by the petitioner. Property to the immediate north is zoned B-2 Commercial with frontage on East Wood Street while land to the east and south is zoned R-6 Multiple Dwelling District. Recognizing nearby land use and zoning patterns, staff recognizes the proposed zone as being logical and compatible with the general area. The Comprehensive Land Use Plan envisions the north side of Clay Street between Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. and Maff'it Street as being office development. Staff recommends approval of the petition as presented. It was moved and seconded (Shampine/Sands) to forward Cal. No. 96-49 to City Council with recommendation for approval. Motion carried unanimously.