1731 BAKER AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

•.--�--•, � ,,�. � • •332 � ' „ � . z � � � . July 23, 1960 ( �� ) �r� Roll was called with all Councilmen voting yes, except Councilman Aldroft, who was absent from voLiny . ltotion Carried SPECIAL PROP�RTY USE PEF.MIT - (CB 807-313) t7oved by CounciLman Langus� seconded by Counci�man Aldcroft, to concur �rith the recommendation of the Plannin9 Commission and 9rant a Special Property Use Permit to Creative Learning Center at 7G27 Upper Ridge Road for ex- ' pansion of the Center. C�uncilman BaY.er inquired whether sidewalks wuuld be put in and Ron Mct4ullen, , Executive Director of the Center, stated there would be an extruded curb with pedestrian walk�vay area a't this time and at the time future improvements were made to UYper Ridge Road the sidewalks would be installed. Roll was called with all Councilmen voting yes. , ttotion Carried � SPBCIAL PROPERTY USE PIiRt4IT - (CII 8Q7-314) . . . � Gerry Ervine reported that Thirty Four Oakes Pellowship r�er�• requesting a Special Property Use Permit to allow the use of a former church building at 1731 Baker to be used as a facility for recovering alcoholics. The ?lanning Commission recommended granting the permit subject to 7 conditions. !•7r. Ervine stated a ]:etter had been received from a resident in the area stating concern over traffic and parking problems and safety hazards to children and pedestrians. John Cleator, of 1717 Fulton, was concerned about the parking on Fulton, which is very narrow, and the lack of sidewalks on lSth, causing pedestrians to walk in the street when cars are parked along the si.de of the .street. Fle I mentioned the fact that the site was only 50 x '. 20 and did not allo�a much area for parkir.g. � Councilman Michelson asked who o�aned the property, and Gerry Ervine reported that Thirty Four Oakes Pellowship did and have been ,occupying the premises as an alcoholic recovery facility already. � President Over.street asked if a curb caould be put in on 18th and Gerry F.rvine stated this could bt incorporated into the conditions . . 1 Moved by Council.man Al.dcroft, seconded by Councilman Daker, to concur with the �recommendations of the Planning Commission and grant a Speci.al Property Use Permit to Thirty Pour Oakes Fellowship for a f�cility at 1731 IIaker j subject to 7 conditions , with condition k�i to read as follows: � I "There shall be six parallel parking spaces �rovi.ded on the north � side of 1Pth Strect �vith a curb and temporary asphalt si.dewalk i adjacent to t.iie parking. This shall be accomplished within a � one year period of time. " � Councilman Langus suggested facilities of this nature should te scattered t;iroughout Uhe City more and not just in the north end. ' Councilman PoE�e asked if a list could be compiled of s�ecial property .use � per.Tii:s qrani:crl :;hrnainq i:ppc c,f PaciliLp an�l 'ocaCion; . � _ —