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suggested the possibility of placing a
chain link fence so that the City could
have access to the alley to solve the
problems being experienced with the alley.
Mr. Van Buskirk moved that Municipal
Planning Board recommendatn.on be approved
and the alley closed. Motion seconded by
Mr. Rigdon. Mr. Rigdon noted Mr. Martin in
the audience who was on the Hearing Panel
and asked him about the Panelts recommendation
that the alley not be closed.
Mr. Martin
said he had never known why he
was that board, but he knew he wasn' t
put on
put on there to give the City property away.
He said at the present time it was immaterial
whether to close or shut it but 50 years
from now houses would be gone and there
would be apartments and would need alleys for
utilities. He said at a future time they
would need it for drainage. He reiterated
that he was not on the board to give away
City property.
Mr. Van Buskirk said he was at the hearing
panel and he agreed with Mr. Martin.
Mr. Rigdon asked Mr. Van Buskirk if his motion
did not mean they were going to close the
alley. It was noted if it was left as an
easement through, and block the ends, would
solve everybodyts problem.
Mr. Rigdon made an amendment to motion to
Thlock alley to traffic.
Mr. Van Buskirk said he understood that to be
the Municipal Planning Board recommendation~
Mr. Maples said he owned lots 78, 79, and !
80 and asked how much easement Ci ty'~.g"aiJlg I
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to need for utilities. He said alley was.
only 20 feet wide. Van Buskirk withdrew
his motion with permission of the second.
City Attorney was asked if Council could do
this. Attorney said alternatives were: City
had authority to block alley and not to let
travel through there; City could w~ ca~ alley
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and retain utility and drainage easement;
or could do absolutely nothing.
Mr. Van Buskirk restated his motion that
alley be blocked. Motion seconded and
carried unanimously.
1 HEARING PANEL AND
PLANNING BOARD
Mayor
from
Recommend
from
read the following recommendations
Hearing Panel:
that request be denied to rezone
C- 2
to M- l property located at 131
REF: PAINT & BODY Chestnut Avenue, S. E., north half of lot 323
SHOP and south of lot 322, OCean City SID, to
operate a paint and body shop.
Planning Board at the July 6 meeting recommend-
ed that request to the fact it
be denied due
would constitute spot zoning and therefore
be inconsistent with Ordinance 100.
Mr. Rigdon moved that recommendations be
approved and the recommendations be denied.
Motion seconded by Mr. Palmer and carried
unanimously.
PLANNING BOARD A third recommendation from the Planning
REF: STREET NAMES Board was read concurring with Housing
LOW RENT HOUSING Authority request to name streets in the low
rent housing project for Housing Authority
Board Members: Dowdell Street, Buchanan
Court, and the Ed Brown Street.
Mr. Rigdon moved that the request and
recommendations be approved. Motion seconded
by Mr. Palmer and carried unanimously.
GENERAL MAXWELL Mayor read a reply from General Maxwell noting
LETTER REF: MILITARY that military land directly north of the old
LAND entrance to the Cityts golf course was re-
leased to the County School System on 30
December 1970 for an elementary school and
would not be available to the City for
utilization in the recreation department
softball and tennis programs.
I RESOLUTIONS
71- 17
The following resolutions
City Attorney:
71- 17 RESOLUTION OF APPLICANT APPROVING
were read by the
PROGRAM AND PROVIDING FOR THE EXECUTION OF
A PROPOSED CONTRACT FOR A TEMPORARY LOAN,
DEFINITIVE LOAN AND A CAPITAL GRANT TO AID
IN FINANCING NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
NO. FLA. A- 3.
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Mr. Schweizer moved that this resolution
be approved. Motion seconded by Mr. Van
Buskirk and carried unanimously.
71- 18 71- 18 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE IS-
SUANCE OF PROJECT LOAN NOTES IN CONNECTION '
WITH PROGRAM NO. FLA. A- 3
Mr. Brock moved that this resoultion be
approved. Motion seconded by Mr. Schweizer
and
