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<br /> It was moved by Councilmember Herlihy, and seconded by Councilmember Mercer,
<br /> that the City accept the sculpture, which will be funded by CETA and no costs
<br /> incurred by the City, to be placed near the Cultural Arts Center on Black Avenue.
<br /> The roll call vote was as follows:
<br /> AYES: Councilmembers Herlihy, LeClaire, Mercer, and.Mayor Philcox
<br /> NOES: None
<br /> ABSENT: Councilmember Brandes
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<br /> REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
<br /> Report of the Planning Commission, Re: Review...of Land Uses Along. Vineyard Avenue
<br /> Mr. Edgar presented a letter from Lee Amaral dated June 21, 1976, regarding
<br /> his request for annexation of property on Vineyard Avenue.
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<br /> Mr. Harris presented his report dated June 7, 1976, regarding this matter,
<br /> which analyzes the potential for development under various zoning districts. He
<br /> displayed maps showing location of the area involved. He stated that the Planning
<br /> Commission concurred with the staff recommendation that the entire area be rezoned
<br /> to RM-4000.
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<br /> Council discussion ensued regarding Frank Auf der Maur's multiple units on
<br />Vineyard Avenue which have already been approved under RM-1500 zpning but have
<br />not yet been constructed. Also, the question of non-conforming'effect of rezoning
<br />property already built under RM-1500 standards to RM-4000 was discussed.
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<br /> It was moved by Councilmember Herlihy, and seconded by Councilmember Mercer,
<br />that Resolution No. 76-147, accepting the report of the Director of Planning dated
<br />June 7, 1976, which recommends that the entire area north of Vineyard between First
<br />Street and the City Limit line be rezoned from RM-1500 and RM-2500 to RM-4000, and
<br />that the two parcels on the south side of Vineyard Avenue shown on location map
<br />Exhibit A, be rezoned from RM-2500 to R-1-6500, and to specifically exempt Frank
<br />Auf der Maur's property approved for Multiple Units as previously granted under
<br />RM-1500, be adopted.
<br /> The roll call vote was as follows:
<br />AYES: Councilmembers Herlihy, LeClaire, Mercer, and Mayor Philcox
<br />NOES: None
<br />ABSENT: Councilmember Brandes
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<br />Report of the City Manager~ Re: Vineyard Avenue Traffic Study
<br /> Mr. Campbell presented the report of the Traffic Engineer dated April 28, 1976,
<br />regarding this matter.
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<br /> Mrs. Elizabeth Hall's letter dated June 15, 1976, regarding traffic problems
<br />on Vineyard Avenue was entered into the record.
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<br /> The following persons addressed the Council regarding their concerns of traffic
<br />and parking problems on Vineyard Avenue:
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<br /> Irving Googins, 311 Christins Court
<br /> Ms~ Pat Uomini, 304 Christina Court
<br /> Mrs. Jan Johnson, 359 Christina Court
<br /> John Pletronave, 2500 Vineyard Avenue
<br /> Mrs. Carolyn Strobridge, 367 Christina Court
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<br /> Council discussion ensued regarding best possible solutions for traffic and
<br />parking problems on Vineyard Avenue.
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<br /> After considerable discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Herlihy, and
<br />seconded by Mayor Philcox, that Resolution No. 76-148, to continue No Parking on
<br />the North side of Vineyard Avenue, to amend the Traffic Resolution to establish
<br />"No Parking Zones" on the South side of Vineyard Avenue from 7:00 A.M., to 8:00
<br />P.M., Monday through Friday, continue the painting of curbs to improve visibility
<br />problems at driveways, request more Police patrol for speeders, and to re-evaluate
<br />the results of this program in six months, be adopted.
<br />The roll call vote was as follows:
<br />AYES: Councilmembers Herlihy, LeClaire, Mercer, and Mayor Philcox
<br />NOES: None
<br />ABSENT: Councilmember Brandes
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<br /> 2. 6/21/76
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