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COUNCIL ACTION SUMMARY
Meeting Date: 1/11/00
Agenda Item #: 23b
SUBJECT: City Council Decisions on Selected Properties
ACTION TAKEN: As follows:
412 Hayward: No changes to staff recommendation.
2817 and 2823 Oakland: No changes to staff recommendation.
619/621 S. Fourth: Change zoning designation to Highway-Oriented Commercial
(HOC).
Motion by: Wirth
Second by: Quirmbach
Voting aye: Campbell, Cross, Goodhue, Hoffman,
Quirmbach, Wirth
Voting nay: None
Absent: None
611 Duff Avenue: No changes to staff recommendation.
Lots that Front on the North and South Sides of Story Street Between Howard Avenue
and Wilmoth Avenue: Moved the RL line one-half block east of Howard Avenue
from West Street to Lincoln Way.
Motion by: Campbell
Second by: Cross
Voting aye: Campbell, Cross, Goodhue, Hoffman,
Quirmbach, Wirth
Voting nay: None
Absent: None
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Diane Voss, City Cleric
Copy to: Brian O'Connell
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STAFF REPORT
City Council Decision
On
Selected properties
BACKGROUND:
At the December 7, 1999 meeting of the City Council, the Council decided to take up several
additional properties where there is still a question regarding the appropriate zoning designation
for the property.
These selected properties are the result of individual owners requesting that the City Council
consider a different zoning designation from the designation recommended by the Planning and
Zoning Commission and the City staff.
These properties include:
412 Hayward✓
2817 Oakland✓
2823 Oakland
ANALYSIS:
Since the City Council meeting of December 7, 1999, several additional property owners are
seeking a different zoning designation. These include:
619 South 4th Street -'
621 South 4th Street✓
The lots that front on the north and south side of Story Street between Howard Avenue
and Wilmoth Avenue.
The owner of the property at 611 Duff Avenue has expressed concern that the new lot width
standard in the Neighborhood Commercial Zone will make this property useless. The
nonconforming provisions in the new ordinance allows a full use of lots that exist before the
effective date of the ordinance. The use must meet the use, density, and coverage standards.
Therefore, the real affect of the new regulation is the difference between the existing P-C
regulations and the proposed Neighborhood Commercial regulations. Therefore, this lot is in no
way useless.
The recommendation that has been forwarded by the Planning and Zoning Commission and the
staff relative to these properties remains the same as originally recommended.
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