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NOTICE 01 PUBLIC HEARING
iNotice ie hereby given that the City of Iowa Cit
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Y Proposes to rezone
;.Parcels 1, 3, and 4 to R-2; Parcel 2 to R-3; and Parcel 5 to R -1-B.
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,• •cels nr^ described as follow,:
PARCEL EL #1 (R-2)
A tract of land as shown on the rezoning map marked Exhibit A
hereto and further described as follows;
Commencing attached
Count g at the southwest corner of Section 16, T79N, R6W
Y, Iowa; thence N 470 10' 21".E, 155.0 feet to a
line of Sunset Street extended and the ' Johnson
1dtr� 1Or 21° E, 137,37 feet; thence northwester) Point on the eat
point of beginning;. thence
to a point on' -the south line of Ashley Drive y 180 feet more or
southwesterly from the northwest corner of e said Tess
Heights Addition to Iowa Cit' Point being 35 feet
south line of Ashley Drive extended; thence southwesterly' Bryn long the
on the east line of Sunset Street extended; thence southeasterly the
the east line line
Sunset Street 190 feet more or less to a point
beginnin , 175 feet more or less to the point of
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g; said tract containing 0,67 acres more or less.
P��2 (R-3) .
A tract of land as shown on the rezoning map, marked
hereto and further described as follows;
Commencing at the southwest corner of Section 16 Exhibit A attached
County, Iowa; -thence N 470 10' 21" E ' T79N, R6P7 Jo
on the west line of Sunset Street extended feettmore or less_ toason
thence northwesterly alongPoint
feet more or .less to the the west line of Sunset Street oe beginning;
collector street Point of intersection with the sdutheline f
lector street reef- thence esterly along line of a Prgxsed
Part 8 gr g the south line of said col-
, Bryn 14awr Heights Addition extendedO1thencent on tSe west line of
said crest line extended, 265 feet more or less to a
of the south line of Section 12 16 34'� P7 along
33 feet north of and 7, 279N, R617; thence Point terly�alon north
parallel with the south line of said section 17,
1362.48 feet; thence N 47� 10� 21" E g a line •
Point of beginnin , 38.90 feet more or less to the
g; said tract containing 7,89 acres more or less.
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P— C— E�.3 (R-2)
A tract of land as shown on the
hereto and further described as
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rezoning map marked Exhibit A attached
follows:
Commencing at the southwest corner of Section 16, T79N, R6W, Johnson
County, Iowa; thence N 47° 10, ��
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on the west line of Sunset Street extended;5.0 ftheneet ce northwesterly
less to a
the ""est line of Sunset Street extended Point
north line Of a proposed collector street405 feet more or less to the
thence westerly along the north .line of said dcollethe ctortstreetOf g1155nfeet
more or less to a point on the west line of Part 8, Br
Addition extended; thence N 2° 16T 34" E, 120.0 feet • m Mawr Heights
along a line 120 feet north of and parallel with the collector feet;thence easterly
street 1165 feet more or less to a e north line of
Sunset Street extended.; thence southwesterly along the west line line
Sunset on the west line of
of
t Street extended 105 feet more or less to the
Point of beginning.
Said tract containing 3.12 acres more or less.
PARCEL (R-2)
A tract of land as shown on the rezoning map marked Exhibit A attached
hereto and further described as follows:
Commencing at the southwest corner of Section 16 T
County, Iowa; thence N 470 10' „ 79N, Point
Johnson
line of Sunset Street extended- thence
E, 155.0 feet to a
line of Sunset Street extended- thence northwesterly along
on the east
north line of Ashley Drive extended feet
tmore
or g the east
northwesterly line
and northerly alongand easless beginning;
a point on the
tended 260 'feet more or less; thenceeasterly105line ffeet
Sunset e or less to
a Point s0 feet from and perpendicular to the west line mofeLot less to
Part 2, Bryn Mawr Heights Addition; thence S 160 40' 1 "
more or less -to a point on the north line of Ashley Drive extended;
thence southwester) g 9 E, 158 feet
:feet more or less to then the north line of AshleyDrive extended
acres more or less. Point of beginning. Said tract containin' 165
g 0.69
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PARCEL #5 (R -1-B)
A tract of land as shown on the rezoning map marked Exhibit A attached
hereto and further described as follows:
Commencing at the southwest corner of Section 16, T79N, R6141, Johnson
County, Iowa; thence N 470 10' 21" E, 292.37 feet to the southwest
corner of Lot 89, Part 2, Bryn Mawr Heights Addition'and the point of
beginning; thence N 160 40' 1911'W, 368.44 feet along the west line of
said Bryn Mayr Heights Addition Part 2; thence N 60 13' 00" W, 110.00
feet; thence N 150 46' 10" E, 340.29 feet; thence N 741 13' 50" W
292:03 feat; thence N 87* 54' 40" W, 1195.99 feet; thence"S 20 16t 34•" W,
640.00 feet; -thence S 870 54' 4o" E, 1165 feet more or less to a point
on the west line of Sunset Street extended; thence easterly 80 feet more
or less to a point on the east line of Sunset Street extended; thence
easterly 105 feet more or less to a point 8o feet from and perpendicular
to the west line of Lot 90, Part 2 Bryn Mawr Heights Addition; thence
S 160 40 1911 E, 158 feet more or less to a point on the north line of
Ashley Drive extended; thence southeasterly 55 feet more or less to a
point on the south line of Ashley Drive extended and 35 feet from the
northwest corner of Lot 89, Part 2, Bryn Mawr Heights Addition; thence
southeasterly, 180 feet more or less to the southwest corner of Lot 89,
Part 2, Bryn Matrr Heights Addition and the point of beginning: Said
tract -containing 19.07 acres more or less.
as requested by Bryn Mawr Heights and Company.
Notice is further given that pursuant to Section 414.4 of the 1.975 Code
Of Iowa, a hearing by the City Council of Iowa City, Iowa, on the said proposed
rezoning will be held at the Council Chambers in the City Hall of Iowa City,
Iowa, at 7:30 Mon September 21 19 75
objections to said proposed action ma �a and any person having
hearing. Y ppeer and file objections at said
Dated at Iowa City, Iowa this August 31
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City Clark
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STAFF REPORT
Planning and Zoning Ccu.aission
SUBJECT; August 5, 1976
Z-7609. Application submitted by
Bryn Mawr Heights and Company to
rezone a tract of land from RIA
and Cl, lcated
south of proposed subdivision Bryn Mawr Heights, PartR8� and immediately
north of the south corporate limits of Iowa City. Date filed: 7/2/76,
45 -day limitation: 8/16/76
The request area of approximately 34.04 acres is undeveloped and zoned
RIA. The main physical featu re of the area is the gently rolling topography.
This area is highly suitable for urban development.
The major land use in the surrounding area is predominantly residential
and commercial in character. The proposed subdivision, Bryn Mawr Heights,
Part 8 (20.3 acres) is located immediately north of the request area. The
aforementioned subdivision has been requested for rezoning from RIA to
RIB. The proposed addition is also an integral part of a large scale
development plan for the area. Existing single family residences zoned
RIB are found to the east of the request area. Land presently occupied by
commercial uses abuts the request area to the south. These commercial
establishments, although located just outside the Iowa City limits, serve
the general Iowa City community as well as the traveling public using
Highway 1.
There are two major constraints of the proposed rezoning request. The
first major constraint is the location of proposed R2 and R3 residential
zoned land adjacent to property to be designated in a C1 (commercial)
category. Residential areas should not be located next to commercial
areas without adequate controls providing for protection of adjacent
residential areas. The proposed Cl zoning would allow for the development
of a variety of general commercial uses suitable for convenience to the
neighborhood. The location of these uses next to residential areas may be
desirable provided that adequate guidelines are established for the develop-
ment and placement of such activities. General zonal regulations do not
Provide this assurance.
The Southwest Area Study prepared by staff in 1969 indicated that existing
commercial areas -- including the potential commercial center planned for
the 15 -acre area zoned CH near Benton Street and Mormon Trek Boulevard -
are adequate to serve the ultimate anticipated population of the subject
area and the general vicinity. The report also recommended that no
additional land is needed for commercial use in or near the subject area.
A major concern of the staff is whether commercial development is needed
for the subject area, if the proposed location is desirable, and what type
OLarge space in the f commercial use should be allowed in the request area when it develops.
other pr posedacommercial areas rare cdeveloped. A neighborhoodtconveniif
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center providing for daily household needs may be desirable if development
is sufficiently large enough to support such a use. This facility usually
requires an area of about 1.5 to 4.0 acres. The most desirable location for
convenience centers is on an arterial street at the intersection of a
collector street. The proposed commercial sites as illustrated on the
rezoning map is consistent with the previously mentioned size and location
standards for neighborhood convenience centers.
Residential areas should be protected from depreciation of property value
resulting from commercial over -zoning and even from the intrusion of
desirable commercial uses. In this regard, the City should allow for the
development of only planned and integrated commercial areas. This can best
be accomplished through the use of the planned commercial zone (PC Zone)
as specified in Chapter 8.10 of the Iowa City Zoning Code or via a planned
area development.
The second major constraint of the rezoning request is that the proposed
rezoning does not provide for the most desirable zoning pattern and develop-
ment scheme. The rezoning proposals do provide for transitional or step-
down zoning. This type of zoning is acceptable as a means for insulating
sharp changes in land use. The use of transitional zoning for new large
scale developments, however, may allow for random and unplanned development
rather than a pattern of development thoughtfully formulated in the interest
of the community.
As mentioned before, traditional zonal regulations do not provide the
City with development controls that will ensure that future development
will occur in a desirable manner appropriate to community needs.
The staff encourages the use of "Planned Area Development" for the planning
and development of the subject area. The previously mentioned Southwest
Development Study also recommended the use of PAD's for the development of
the subject area and its immediate vicinity. The report further suggested
that multi -family development be permitted in the aforementioned only
through a PAD and at a density of RIB.
STAFF
RECOMLtitENDATI ON :
Based upon the above analysis,
the staff recommends that the
rezoning request be denied.
STAFF Proper zoning of commercial or
COMENT: business areas is a subject of
considerable debate. Perhaps
the worst fault of many early
zoning ordinances was the practice of over -zoning for stores and other
business uses. Property owners had the idea that if their land was so
zoned, they would be developed for commercial purposes and would be more
valuable as a consequence. City officials felt that the best use that
could be made of the frontage of all major thoroughfares and some of the
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minor ones was for businesses; civic boosters urged that plenty of space be
left for business expansion. The net effect was the creation of run down
slum areas, since large areas were zoned for business and the adjacent land
was sterilized, inhibiting productive use. No property owner would spend
much to improve residential property in an area zoned for business, due to
lack of protection against his neighborhood.
Only about 2-5% of the total developed area of an average city is devoted
to commercial uses. This amount is divided among the central business
district, neighborhood shopping centers and other areas scattered throughout
the city.while all off-street parking requirements for new commercial centers
will raise the total space requirements somewhat, close examination should
be given to any zoning ordinance that provides a markedly greater amount of
land for commercial purposes than 50 of the total. Possible the greatest
problem in commercial zoning today is the location of neighborhood and
community shopping centers. Due to the success of some of these centers
a boom has developed and many real estate developers are eager to follow
the trend. From a planning point of view, there is frequently no basis
for choice between a number of locations for a shopping center. At the
same time, it is obvious that even complete services of all natural trade
area would not furnish enough business to support a center at every possible
location. Several partially developed centers in fierce competition with
one another will not be so desirable for the community as one or two
thriving centers.
It is difficult to designate in advance any specific location as the only
shopping center district, because this amounts to giving the lucky property
owner a monopoly. The city can resolve this dilemma by spelling out in its
ordinance the conditions under which an area will be rezoned for shopping
center purposes and by placing the burden on the applicant to demonstrate
that his tract meets these conditions.
LEGAL DESC}TIONS FOR PARCELS TO BE
&ONED IN IFI B � g
PARC
BRYN 14AWR HEIGHTS, IOWA CITY, IOWA JUL6 1976
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RIA to R-3 cW91E STOLFI
Commencing at the southwest corner of Section 16,
5� P.M., Johnson Count CITY CLERK
to the Y, Iowa, thence N 470 10' 21,EN' R6W of the
N 630 Point of beginning; thence N 32° 34' 40" 118.70 feet
feetCethence S5� 00" E' 128,81 feet; thence N ° 2 ;
72 ,O �•45 feet
171.37 feet to the 34 ���� E' 223.60 feet; thence 55470 10f 2111
Poin1.01 acres more or lesst of beginning,"
Said parcel containing
—PARCEL 2
RlA to C_1
Commencing at the southwest corner of Section 16
to the.' Johnson CIowa; thence N 470 101 21„�EN' R6W 6.1 of the
2 O ��beginning. thence N 87° 28, 46.fe feet
thence N ° ,
feet; thence S 20 E' 276'69 feet; thence S0111 W, 676.56 feet•
72.60 feet to the Point of beginning.
feet 7° 54 E, 568.44
thence S 47° 10' 21" W,
acres more or less. g• Said
parcel containing 4.22
PARCEL #3
-------- R1A to R_3
Commencing at the southwest corner of Section 16, T79N, R6W of the
5'h P,M,, Johnson County,
thence Nr 87°„28, n , 676.56 feetctoNthe° 10' 2of E, 46.10 feet;
O1 W
thence70 2S 870 54; 685.91 feet; thence N 20 Point of beginning; thence
feet to the p54, 4of ll E,5.0 feet 16 34 E, 271.37 feet;
the S 20 05' 20” W, 276.69
more or less.beginning. Said parcel containing4-31 31 acres
'PARCEL 4
RIA to R-2
51hCommencing at the southwest corner of Section 16,
thence
P.M., 7028n County, Iowa; thence N 47° 10' 21" ER6w
thence N ° r T79N, 6.l of the
feet; thence N 870154;' 6'76.56 feet; thence N 20 051 ' 46.10 feet;
7° 54 40 W, 605.334011W to the point of beginning thence N 8 � n
thence S 87° 54, „ , thence N 2 16' 34„ E
to the point of bei E' 605'0 feet; thence S 20 05'12000. feet;
or less. g ening• Said parcel containin , 100.0 feet
g 1.39 acres more
PARCEL #5
--� RIA to R-3
Commencing at the southwest corner o
51h P•M•, Johnson County, Iowa thence Nectoon 16,
thence N 870 28, Olt, W , 21�7EN, R6W of the
feet to the point of beginning
feet; thence N 2° 05' 2046-10 meet;
thence N 2° 05' 20„ g ming; thence N 87° 54' 401, , 276.69
feet; thence S ° E, 120.E feet; thence S 87° 54, 40f' -795667 feet.
648.11 feet to the 34' -1 132.05 feet
point of be i , thence N 87° 54, 40" W,
acres more or less. g ening• Said tract containin
g 1.71
PARCEL #6 R1A to R-2
Commencing at the southwest corner of Section 16, T79N, R6W of the
5°' P.M., Johnson County, Iowa; thence N 470 10' 21" E, 118.70 feet;
thence N 320 34' 4011 W, 280.45 feet to the point of beginning; thence
N 220 34' 40" W, 198.0 feet; thence N 87° 54' 40" W, 88.0 feet;
thence N 21 05' 20" E, 120.0 feet; thence S 87° 54' 40" E, 104.0 feet;
thence S 260 54' 40" E, 113.0 feet; thence N 730 25' 20" E, 98.0
feet; thence S 80 34' 40" E, 174.01 feet; thence S 630 35' 20" W,
128.81 feet to the p6int of beginning. Said parcel containing 0.99
acres more or less.
PARCEL #7 R1A to R1B
Legal description is on preliminary plat, Part 8, Bryn Mawr Heights
Addition.
PARCEL #8 R1A to R1B
Commencing at the southeast corner of Lot 237, Part 6 Bryn Mawr
Heights Addition, Iowa City, Iowa; thence S 150 16' 10" W, 554.94
feet to the point of beginning; thence S 15° 46' 10" W, 340.94 feet
along the west line of Part 2, Bryn Mawr Heights Addition; thence
S6° 13' 00" E, 110.00 feet along said west line, Part 2; thence
S 160 40' 19" E, 368.44 feet to the southwest corner of Lot 89,
Part 2, Bryn Mawr Heights Addition; thence N 310 09' 49" W,
214.00 feet; thence S 710 20' 21"W,50.00 feet; thence N 80 34' 40" E,
174.01 feet; thence S 730 35' 20" W, 98.00 feet; thence N 26' 54' 40" W,
113.00 feet; thence N 870 54' 40" W, 104.00 feet; thence S 20 05' 30" W,
120.00 feet; thence S 87' 54' 40" E, 88.00 feet; thence S 220 34' 40" E,
65.96 feet; thence N 870 54' 40" W, 593.00 feet; thence S 20 05' 20" W,
20.00 feet; thence N 870 54' 40" W, 605.00 feet; thence N 20 16' 34" E,
650.00 feet; thence S 87° 54' 40" E, 1195.99 feet; thence
S 740 13' 50" E, 292.03 feet to the point of beginning. Said tract
containing 20.41 acres more or less.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING N>,
�Notice in hereby given that the City of Iowa City proposes
�, the following described property to -wit: to rezone from RIA
Addition, at the southeast corner of Lot 237, Part 6, Bryn Mawr Heights
Addition, Iowa City, Iowa, and the point of beginning; thence S 150 46' 10"
W, 554.94 feet along the west line of Part 2 Bryn tlawr Heights Addition
then N 740 13' 50" W, 292,03 feet;
"'n N 20 16' 34" Ethence N 870 54' 40" W 1195.99 feet;
, 888.09 feet to the southwest corner of Lot 195, Part 4
BrYn Mawr Heights Addition; thence S 870 43' 26" E, 123.00 feet to the
southeast corner of said Lot 195; thence N 520 28' 14" E, 85.91 feet to the
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southwest corner of Int 187, Part 4; B
ryn Mawr 43' 26" E, 246.00 feet to the southeast corner oflghtr Addition, thence S 870
Heights Addition; thence S 540 01' Lot 180, Part 4 Bryn Mawr
+corner of Int 179, Part 4, Bryn MawrHeightsddittiion;thto encsouthwest S. 43' 26"
E, 126.06 feet to the southeast corner of Lot 179, Part 4 Bryn Mawr Heights
Addition; thence S 20 27' 50" W, 601.77 feet along the west line of
Parts 3, 5, and 7, Bryn Mawr Heights Additions to the southwest corner of
Lot 208, Part 7, Bryn Mawr Heights Addition; thence S 870 54' 40" E, 660.41
feet along the south line of Part 7, Bryn Mawr Heights Addition; thence
S 740
13 50 E, 172.01 feet to a point on the east right of way line of
Sunset Street; .thence N 150 46' 10" E, 240.00 feet along the east line of
saistreet to the southwest corner of Lot 237, Part 6, Bryn Mawr Heights
thence S 740 13 50 E, 120.00 feet to the southeast corner of
Lot 237, Part 6, Bryn Mawr Heights Addition and the point of beginning.
Said tract containing 20_03 acres more or less. ( includes southern
extension of Sunset Street and southern extension of Denbigh and Penkridge
Drives and a strip of land south of Bryn Mawr Heights, Part 7, )
as requested by Bryn Mawr Heights, Inc, ''
Notice in further given that pursuant to Section 414.4 of the 1975 Code
of Iowa, a hearing by the City Council of Iowa City, Iowa, on the said
rezoning will be held at the Council Chambers in the City Hall of Iowa City,
Iowa, at 21st Proposed
objections t— to maid a pro September 19 76
hearing.Posed action may�a and any person having
;pear and file objections at said
Dated at Iowa City, Iowa thisSr
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STAFF REPORT
Planning and Zoning Commission
July 15, 1976
SUBJECT: Z-7610. Application submitted by
Bryn Mawr Heights, Inc. to rezone
a tract of land from R1A to RIB,
located south of Bryn Mawr Heights,
Part 7. Date filed: 7/2/76. 45 -day limitation: 8/16/76.
STAFF The request area of approximately
ANALYSIS: 20.3 acres is currently vacant and
zoned RIA. The topographic condition
of the request area is characterized
by gently rolling terrain and limited natural vegetation. The subject property
is highly suitable for low density residential development. Most of this land
is presently devoted to agricultural purposes. High quality single family
residences are found to the north and northeast and west of the request area
in an RIB Zone. Vacant agricultural land abuts said property to the south
and west.
The rezoning is being requested to incorporate RIB, low density owner -occupied
housing -- a compatible development to the surrounding area. The current
zoning of the request area (RIA) is most compatible with the surrounding
development pattern and the proposed RIB zoning of the subject area may be
compatible depending on the overall density of development. Nevertheless,
the average lot size in RIB developments may not be consistent with adjacent
residential areas since lot sizes of 6,000 square feet are permitted.
A subdivision plat submitted in conjunction with the subject rezoning request
illustrates lot sizes in excess of 6,000 square feet and consistent with existing
average lot sizes in the surrounding area. To rezone the area to an RIB zone
would be acting on a good faith reliance that the subdivider would be pursuing
the approval of said plat. Approval of the plat simultaneously with the approval
of the rezoning application, with a further word of caution to the subdivider
that any revised plat with smaller average lot sizes would be inappropriate,
would be the City's only recourse other than denying the request. Any such
attempt to do so would, in the Staff's opinion, be reasonable grounds to
instigate rezoning the property back to an RIA zone.
Present conditions in the immediate vicinity of the request area (Ernest Horn
School District) indicate that overcrowding of Ernest Horn Elementary School
is a critical area of concern. This area of the City (southwest) is rapidly
becoming the prime development area of the community. See Staff Report --
the Southwest Area Development Study of 1969.
Mr. Richard Lahr, a school official of the Iowa City Community School District,
has indicated to staff that additional elementary school age children residing
in the area will be bused to the elementary schools, Roosevelt or Coralville
Central. Mr. Lahr also indicated that there are no current plans for future
school sites in the area or elsewhere in the community. Mr. Lahr did mention,
however, that in order to meet increased school enrollment demands, an addition
to Ernest Horn School may be constructed before the end of the year, 1977.
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The busing of elementary school age children to other parts of the community
is very costly and one of the main arguments for the establishment of a no -
growth policy. The City must eventually address itself to this issue to
prevent such high cost in providing services to urban type developments.
Land held in "urban reserve" or preserved until such time that services can
be provided on an economical basis is one solution, but until the City
refrains from extending sanitary sewer services to these areas, it is doubt-
ful that the City legally has the prerogative to stop development in these
areas.
STAFF
RECOMMENDATION:
Based on the foregoing analysis, it
is the Staff's recommendation that
the request area be zoned RIB.
STAFF Overcrowding in Iowa City schools
COMMENT: stems mainly from two factors:
(1) entry of large, young families
with school age children into the
area, and (2) gradual increase in population density in the area due to new
urban development. In selected instances, the overcrowded condition is
temporarily due to family relocation and transitionary change in neighborhood
population composition.
Portable or mobile classrooms offer a solution to rectifying a temporarily
overcrowded school facility. These units enable school officials to respond
immediately to classroom requirements in specific neighborhoods. They can
also prevent double sessions or excessive travel time to other schools.
Long range solutions to inadequate school facilities can be rectified through
the use of the neighborhood concept. This concept recognizes the elementary
school as a central focus of residential neighborhoods. Acceptance of the
concept implies that adequate housing consists not merely of individual homes,
no matter how well planned or located, but that all residential and community
facilities and services (i.e., schools, recreation areas, utilities, streets,
etc.) required for shelter, health, and convenience of the residents in a
neighborhood be included within the neighborhood.
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PETITION OF PROTEST AND OBJECTION
The undersigned being owners of real estate, while not
directly adjoining the proposed Rezoning of Bryn Mawr
Heights addition, an addition to Iowa City, Iowa, du�ecf%
reside in the immediate neighborhood and hereby protest
and object to said proposed rezoning.
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The undersigned being owners of real estate, while not
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reside in the immediate neighborhood and hereby protest
and object to said proposed rezoning.
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ABBE STOLE lis
CITY CLERK
T0: The Members of the Pluming and Zoning Connission
and City Council of Iowa City, Iowa
Vie, the undersigned, being residents and property owners of the
City of Iowa City, Iowa, do hereby join in a petition protesting against the
passage of an Application for Zoning Reclassification of the area within the said
Iowa City consisting of approximately 20.3 acres and located south of Bryn Mawr
Heights, Part 7, an Addition to the City of Iowa City, Iowa, according to the
recorded plat thereof, and stating the reasons for such protest as follows:
1.
The reclassification from an R1A Zone to an R1B Zone could result
in increased population density in an area which is rapidly being developed. Such
situation is not in the best interests of the public welfare due to already existing
overcrowding problems in the elementary schools in the area..
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That to rezone the subject property would result in incompatible
development between the subject property and the surrounding area, a situation vini.ch
would not result if the subject property were left as an RIA Zone, and would pave
the way for further rezoning of that land to the south of the subject property,
further densifying the area.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to regulations of the United States
Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the laws of the State of Iowa, a
hearing by the City Council of. Iowa City, Iowa, acting as the Local Public Agency
undertaking Urban Renewal Project No. Iowa R-14, on proposed modifications to THE
URIAN RENEIVAL PLAIN, CITY -UNIVERSITY PRO.JECr I, PROJECT N0. IOWA R-14, which plan
was duly adopted and approved in Resolution No. 2157, passed by the City Council of
Iowa City, Iowa, on October 2, 1969, which Plan was modified and amended by
Resolution No. 72-159, passed and approved by the City Council of Iowa City, Iowa,
on April 18, 1972, which Plan was modified and amended by Resolution 73-172, passed
and approved by the City- Council of Iowa City, Iowa, on May 1, 1973, which Plan was
modified and amended by Resolution 73-420, passed and approved by the City Council
of Iowa City, Iowa, on September 25, 1973, will be held at the City Council Chambers,
Civic Center, Iowa City, Iowa, at 7:30 p.m. on September 21, 1976.
The purpose of the hearing is to receive public comments on the proposed
RESOLUTION MODIFYING TILE URBAN RENEWAL PLAN FOR PROJLCT IOIVA R-14, a copy of which
resolution and Plan are on file and available for public inspection between the
hours of 8 and 5, Mondays through Fridays in the City Clerk's Office, Civic Center,
Iowa City, Iowa.
Any person or organization desiring to be heard will, be afforded an opportunity
to be heard at said hearing.
Dated at Iowa City, Iowa, this lst day of September, 1976.
Director of Community
Notice published as directed by City Council at their meeting on August 31, 1976.
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Abbie Stolfus,
City Clerk
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Iowa City will consider
resolutions proposing to dispose of certain real property, to wit:
All of lot 1, the north 1/2 of lot 2, and the north 120 feet
of the 20 foot alley, all in block 101, original town, Ioti:a
City, Iowa, according to the recorded plat thereof.
Total area: 20,400 square feet
and
The south 189.85 feet of the north 309.85 feet of block 101, original
town; a parcel containing the south 1/2 of lot 2, all of lot 3, and
the north 69.85 feet of lot 4, all in block 101, original town, Iowa
City, Iowa, according to the recorded plat thereof.
Total area: 28,477.5 square feet
Copies of the Resolutions Proposing to Sell Real Property to the Perpetual Savings
and Loan Association and the Johnson County Realty Company (two resolutions) are on
file with the City Clerk, at the Civic Center, Iowa City, Iowa and are available for
inspection by the public between the hours of 8 and 5, Mondays through Fridays.
Notice is further given that pursuant to Section 364.7 of the 1975 Code of Iowa, a
hearing by the City Council of Iowa City, Iowa, on said disposition of said property
will be held at the Council Chambers in the Civic Center, Iowa City, Iowa, at
7:30 p.m. on September 21, 1976, and any persons having objections to said proposed
actions may appear and be heard at such hearing.
Dated this / 6 f/Z day of September, 1976.
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Ab ie Stolfus
City Clerk
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