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CITY COUNCIL MINUTES DECEMBER 16, 1985 Mayor Hinkle opened the Public Hearing. opposition of the item at this time. There was no one for or in Mayor Hinkle closed the public hearing. The City Administrator noted that at the joint meeting of the Planning Commission and City Council on October 21, there were some recommended conditions stipulated with the approval of the site plan amendment to allow a Pamida store and hardware store to be located in the PUD. Rick Breezee noted that the conditions stipulated consisted of dumpster area, garden area, outside storage trucks, and also the fact that the Hardware store was to be connected with an enclosed walkway to the Shopping Center. Counci1member Gunkel indicated that she would like to see a new plan which would show the current status of parcels L, G, & F in relation to the amended site plan. COUNCILMlMB!R WILLIAMS MOVED TO TABLE THIS ITEM UNTIL LATER IN THE AGENDA, OR UNTIL SUCH TIME THAT A REPRESENTATIVE FROM BARTHEL WAS PRESENT IN ORDER TO CLEAR UP SOME OF THE CONFUSION. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 7. Request of Zone Change by Winnifred Ward - Public Hearing Tom Warner representative of the Planning Commission, indicated the zone change request was to zone change property owned by Ms. Ward on the corner of Main Street and Lowell from R-1C/Sing1e Family to C-2/Genera1 Commercial. He further noted the reason for the request was because the Terpstra and Black Law Offices and the Centruy 21 White Dove Realty Offices are interested in purchasing this property and the adjacent property for their offices. He further stated that the adjoining property was also included in the zone change request. Commissioner Warner noted that the Planning Commission recommended approval of the zone change request because they felt the two houses were already adjacent to commercial property and further because the request is in line with the City's Land Use Map. Mayor Hinkle noted that he would like to have the City Staff do some research on what actually is available in the downtown area for commercial businesses and how the rezoning of this property would affect the downtown area. Mayor Hinkle opened the Public Hearing at this time. Ron Black indicated that this was a joint venture between Terpstra and Black Law Offices and Century 21. White Dove Realty. He stated they are proposing to utilize both structures for offices. He further noted that parking would be provided in the back with berming and screening in order to limit exposure to adjoining property owners. Ron Black handed out a