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1981-04-01 Joint Public Hearing and Regular Meeting
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<br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Minutes, Joint Public Hearing and Regular Meeting <br />April 1, 1981, Page 13 <br /> <br />Askins: Well, that issue could be addressed by contractural <br />restrictions also. Like they could be restricted to 5] units <br />and that's all. Another thing is this, Happy Harbor has this <br />property, if they don't use it for this are they going to use <br />it to expand the nursing home? There are some of these uses <br />they could build without rezoning. They have a right to use <br />their land for something. That is what I was trying to address. <br />The Planning and Zoning and City Council has this as a policy <br />matter and that decision rests with them as a policy matter. <br />As a legal standpoint the City's and the citizens' interest <br />can be protected by restricted use, number of units, non- <br />profit corporation use, density, further expansion, all of <br />these can be addressed. The type of contract that can be re- <br />corded up to 40 years if they agree to it. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Rev. Wilson: Let me explain that this project is an ongoing <br />project of the Methodist Church. It has long been a dream <br />and let me say this grant is to construct 51 units, no more, <br />and we are bound to this end. Under this grant we could not <br />do anything further. When you question that, you question <br />the very integrity of the Methodist Church. Let me say further, <br />that if any of you folks think that anyone 62 years of age or <br />older can't take care of himself, you are mistaken. Several <br />other citizens spoke from their seats, but the mike did not <br />pick up. <br /> <br />Julian Fisher, 1211 Bayshore: I have no objection to the <br />Happy Harbor expansion, but I think there should be a condi- <br />tion that they cannot give over their rights to multi-family <br />housing. Now is that a condition to the granting of the zoning? <br /> <br />Askins: No, zoning is just an excise of the police powers of <br />the City. You're talking about can they sell it. That would <br />not be in the zoning. What we are talking about is committing <br />it to a particular use and I think that could be both in the <br />zoning and in a letter of agreement. <br /> <br />Meza: What is the rent going to be on these units? <br /> <br />Neal: The rent is based on the income of the person; 25 percent <br />of their gross income. The government subsidizes the rest. <br /> <br />Meza: The next item is to hear a request to rezone a tract of <br />land out of outlots 301 and 302 that fronts 26th Street (200 <br />feet) and is 642 feet deep, from residential to commercial for <br />Mr. Howard Stentz. This property is in the Lomax area and was <br /> <br />. <br />
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