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<br /> - - . <br /> saying they don't want the problem solved if this parking lot was the only solution, "if <br /> this is neighborliness we don't want it." <br /> -- <br /> Mayor Hartnett said, "I think there is a basis to support upholding the appeal on the <br /> differences in this neighborhood as compared to others where there are churches in a <br /> neighborhood. I think this street's length is short, it is not a big street. I think the <br /> parcel overall is not a big parcel. There are many churches in neighborhoods that are <br /> self contained, in that they are on their own block, and they do have their own access, <br /> egress and ingress, and they are not abutting houses. The parking lot does not abut <br /> back yards of a number of houses. And while there is an impact on on-street parking, <br /> the overall impact of the church is not as severe as has been described to us. And a lot <br /> of it is simply the accident of the geography, so to speak, where the church happens to <br /> have originally developed and found itself. I think in a sense we have that accident <br /> here where this church is located. I am going to support the motion to uphold the <br /> appeal with very mixed emotions, because I think churches are very important to the <br /> quality of life in our community, and not only a spiritual but in a material way as well. <br /> And I think we should encourage the growth of churches, not diminish them, and I <br /> would hope that every church is going to flourish, but when it does so in limited <br /> contours in which some of the churches find themselves, there are impacts that may be <br /> unavoidable and by accident of geography just too much for a particular neighborhood. <br /> I think with the change in intensity of use in a parcel this size, and it is not self- <br /> contained on a street that is not long, it makes it very difficult in this particular <br /> occasion. I would like to find and have the parties find some way to better co-exist, <br /> -- and I would hope that some day we would be presented with an opportunity to pass <br /> upon something most people, not all, but most people would say, we all find this to be <br /> neighborly. .. I think it is going to require some creative solutions that are not in front <br /> of us tonight to accomplish that." <br /> ITERATION OF THE MOTION: <br /> MIS: CLAIRE/BUCHAN TO UPHOLD THE APPEAL OF THE ZONING <br /> ADMINISTRATOR'S APPROVAL OF A USE PERMIT THAT WOULD ALLOW A 29 <br /> SPACE PARKING LOT FORA CHURCH LOCATED AT 631-641 IRIS STREET. <br /> CARRIED BY THE FOLLOWING ROLL CALL VOTE: <br /> AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS BUCHAN, CLAIRE, RUSKIN AND MAYOR <br /> HARTNETT <br /> NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS HOWARD AND LA BERGE <br /> MINUTE ORDER NO. 96-121 <br /> Councilman Claire asked for clarification regarding the requirement of waiting one <br /> year before an applicant can reapply for a Use Permit with the exact same proposal. <br /> City Attorney Schricker said, "The Zoning Ordinance uses the term substantially the <br /> -- <br /> REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE BOOK NO. 55 JUNE2,1997 <br /> MINUTES Page No. 383 PAGE 27 <br />
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