F-7 Zone Meadowlark Acres 3PLANNING DIRECTOR
March 21, 1974
Salina City Commission
300 W. Ash
Salina, Kansas 67401
RE: Petition #3380 by Mr. Raymond E. Haggart
Gentlemen and Mrs. Cooper:
At your request, the Salina Metropolitan Planning Commission
reconsidered Petition #3380 at their meeting of March 19, 1973.
At that time, by a vote of five (5) in favor to two (2) opposed,
it was recommended that on the basis that no new relevant
evidence has been presented to the Planning Commission at this
time, the Planning Commission will stand on their previous
recommendations to approve this petition subject to approval of
the already submitted plat.
In addition, the following reasons were cited Unanimously by
those members present as contributing to the Planning Commission's
action:
The pressure for commercial zoning is generated by the
City Commission's action in passing industrial revenue
bond resolutions for areas like School Specialty, General
Battery, Lee Hardware, and other industrial developments
south of Magnolia.
There is an essential relationship between industrial
and commercial land use as a city cannot have manufacturing
and industrial expansion without a proportional amount
of commercial expansion.
The recommendation is in compliance with the proposed
Land Use Plan and Map as it was formally presented and
unanimously approved at this March 19th meeting.
4. Site development costs~ in this area will be minimal to
MEIklI]EI~ . . . KANSAS LEAGtlIE OF MUNICIPALI1 I[~S - i~I,~,TIONAL LEAC~IJE OG CITIF]S
Salina City Commission
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the city due to the fact that streets, sewers, water,
police and fire protection are all available.
Therefore, your consideration of this recommendation and the
enumerated reasons is requested.
Sincerely,
METROPOLITAN PLANNING coMMIssION
Keith F. Rawlings, Secretary
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cc:
Mr. Raymond E. Haggart
300 W. 4Ash
Salina, Kansas 67401