4526 FEDERAL AVE 2018-01-02 MF Import

February 18, 1981 0 A was called with all Councilmrti voting yes, except Councilman m1chelson, who voted no. Motion Carried PUBLIC HEARING - SPECIAL PROPERTY IISI3 PiiRMIT RECONSIDERATION (CP• 812-57) Gerry Ervine said this was a public hearing to reconsider a speci;il property use permit to the IAlthen' Child Center at 4526 Federal Av,,:nuc. on February 27th, the Council had granted the permit for a specific site plan and with certain conditions. The building, as consLructod, does not conform with the approved si.'., plan and the conditions placed. The areas of non-conformance at.-e as foilows: 1. Tile original approval required that 68 off-street parking spaces be provided. The applicant is currently proposing 47 spaces. 2. The original plans called for the structure to be located approxi- mately 45 feet north of its actual location. 3. The original building design was modified to allow an addition of: approxi.mat-el.y teii feet to the west end of: the building. 4. The roofline of: the structure was modifi.ed from that shown in the approved site plan. The initial plans called for a !.ix foci depression in the roofl.i.ne over the main entrance. Thy.:; feature would have reduced the visual impact- of the 150 foe,;. long structure on surrounding resid.ontial. properties. yr• said this permit is coming back to the Council for reconsideration hecause of the above violations of. the original special property use permit. Councilman Gipson asked for some explanation as to why this problem had arisen and Mr. Ervine said there seemed to be a lack of communi- cation between tine Planning Department and the Building Department. This was being corrected and a copy of all plans and permits of this nature approved by tine Planning Department were being sent to the Building Depar.tmant for their records. President Baker asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak and Dixon Dahl, of 44,11 Federal., said in the original. findings of: the Council they said this building would net have an impact- on tile ueighbor1naod, but it definitely does have an impact. He urged the Council. to insist that the landscaping be implemented as Pl.anni.nq Department recommends. Ile *,ras not against the property use permit as he had been in on all the hearings and felt that it was going to be a good structure. Hocaever., it had been changed and definitely needed much more landscaping. Henry Newton, Immediate•past-president- o.f:.the Luther Child Center, said they were fully in agi:eemcnL- with tine Hearing Examiner's findings and conclusions and were ready to implement- them. Pres-dent Baker asked if there was anyone further who wished to speak. and no one replied. Moved by Councilman Langus, seconded by Councilman Pope, that tine public heari.nq be closed. Roll was called with all Councilmen voting yes. motion Carried