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SATDOW DR DG54BAC, D6A HKEANRTV ADRRD ST FG45BD MKIANTGTSYDEA MLEA ES TDR EF56B, F7AB, F8A PMINERE LNEE SETDLE LN GE26DC, F2B SPIHEADDMYO GNRTO SVTE CT LH142CD VSIALMLAUCEOLUS RDTR DR (0TL0) 99 LI1172AC, M12A TAYLOR AVE D3AB AFFIRMED DR E6D BLEANCNKEBTETR DRRY DR ED35BD, D6AC, E5B CHARELS TSNTUT LN EC42C, F4AC DEDANMDORNID GAEV EAVE FD13DB GFARIEREWNA TYR SATIL CT CH65CAC, D6A HKEANRWVEICSTK SPUL MMER CT KH93CD,, LH94AC MKIANVGIS TLONN CT (TL) GM61A2D PMINIAEM SI HRADDOWS DR (TL) ME21A2CB SPIHMALDICYO ( NLN) LN JE164BB, L15A SVAILNLA AGUEG CUISRTINE AVE EH44BC, E5AB, E6AB TEABURY AVE D5C ALABAMA ST E6BD BLEANCNKINBGUTRONN D DRR FD35DA, F4C CHAREMYEENL NCEIR AVE GH75CA DEDANMIOENLLTEO DNR DR GD85A GFARIEREWNA TYR PELEA ZCAT DR HG86C, H6A HKEANWYTAH LONRNE AVE KH169DB MKIANYGWSTOOOND HLNARBOR (TL) EM61B2D PMINICEH TAREEL ED RDR ID7B3D SPIHNA ODAYK ( SD)R LN JI61B4B, L15A SVAILNLA JGAEC I(NET) OCT DR ED13D,, E23CB TEAKWOOD DR E1A ALASTAIR AVE C3D, D4ABD BLEANCTKOWN EDLRL ST CI31BD, I3D, I4C CHARILME EDLR RIDGE WAY GE64CD DEFAFNIPE RLNEE ST HE43ABC GFARIEREWNO TOUDR STTLE DR GH75DAC HKEARWRTYH DOR NE ST ED24BC MKICN RDOOSNEA DLDR ST CH27CBD PMINIDED VLAEL FLOERY ESSTT DR HK97BCD SPIHNAED AYV SEPRINGS DR (TL) MF41B2,C F5AB, F6AB SVAILNLA JGAEC I(NWT)O C DTR F13BC,, FG23AAC TEAL FERN CT K9CD ALBEMARLE DR D4B, D5AB BLEARKKEL EAYV EPARK CT EL93B,, LF140CA CHARIPMLEYLL DAR AVE HG57AB DEGARYPLITN DGR AVE CH46DBD, C5CD, C6C GFARLELE SNHBARDIAORW ASV CET EK39D HKIALYLESA SRTN DR DI74AB, D5AB MKICN SMLAESY TDERRS AVE CH27DA PMINIDED VLIEE PWA RCIKR S (TTL) MI4A13A SPIHNAED CYILRAWN AVE JK1146BA,C J15AB SVAILNLADGLEH WUARYST DR HF34CA, G3A TEALWAY DR H3D ALBRIGHT DR F1A, F1C BLEARNMDU SDTA DR KE166ABD CHARIPNPEAIWGEA PLANRK CT HL130DA, H4C DELA RJARREDL ISNT DR GK126BABD, K17C GFARLIFLIFNIGN OSTAK CT DI62BB, D3A HKIANZGESL TCINT E DR IF74AB MKICO WNAY S TDR DH45CACD PMINIDEDHLUERBRSOT OSTK DR HK97ACC, L9ABD SPIHNAEN CNIRA L(TNL) GL142DD SVAILNLADGLEW COORNDE DRR CT HK94BAD TEJAS DR F6D ALECIA DR E6AB BLEIRNNDA RRIDVE SRT DR HD3DAB CHAROOALTIEN ER DST JK1136ABC, J14A DELABRRTIDMGOEU TLNH DR (TL) MF71D2D, F8C GFARLULNINEGW LAELADF DLNR (TL) FM41C2BD HKIANZGYS PDINALEES SCTT KF96CB,, FL97AB, F8A MKIEPAPDERO WCI R(E) LOOP GH6AD PMINIDEDSLWEBERPOT ODKR DR EL140DC, ,E M5C10A SPIHNAER SOTN ST EL112DD, F1B SVAILNLADGSE D CRORNER DR IK69BB, CI7DA TERLINGUA ST H4B ALICE AVE D3A BLEIRSTSL MOEMAAD SOTWS DR GF36CA, G2B, G3A CIARRCPLEEN PTAERRK A (VNE) IF41AD DELADRETRMWOOUOTHD DR DN51A1A GFEUDLFER SATL ST FG13ABBD, H3B HKIENAGRSNTEO DNR CT (TL) FM41B2D MKIERABDYO RWD (W) LOOP GL162ABCD, L12AC PMINIDEDWLEOFOIEDL DLN DR EH17DCD SPIHNAEU BNR DOROK (N) WAY GJ84DD, ,K G85BC, K9A SVAILNLADGYE L NHEIGHTS CT GH67AD TERRACE DR (TL) N13A ALJEAN LN G8A BLEUTAE CJAIRSMINE TRL JD85DD CIARRCRLIE PLNARK (S) IF47AD, F8C DELADVEIDRSWOONO SDT DR (TL) AM31B2,C D3BD GFEUNTWHROIOED D DRR EF52BAB HKIENAGTSHTEORN B HEANRDB COTR (TL) KM91C2D MKIERABDYO RWD WOOD DR DN51D2A, D6C PMINIGEHWTOY ORDED LNW O(TOLD) CT LK192BD, K, M101A2CB SPIHNAEV CEORN SET TRL BG26C, C2AC SVAILNLATGA EA NPAITRAK L DNR EH64BC TEXAS AVE D2A ALLEN C5C BLEUTTEY W LANTER CT HE48A CIARRCRLIE PLNARK (W) IG47AD, G8A DELALVAIDINSEO ANV SET CE23BD GFEYRPSNY S PTOPS DR ED64DB, D5AB HKIENARTOHSEER D MREADOW CT LH97BBD MKIERABDYO LWAKBEA LNNK DR (TL) L12CD PMITIGTHST AYV REEDWOOD DR CK91BDD, ,C K21C0DA SPIHNAEV HEERA STTHER CT DJ92CA,C K,9 EA2ABD SVAILNLATGIAEG TOO SWTNHOME DR H54AC TEXAS (W) AVE D2AB A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 ALLEN GENOA RD E1AC, F1ABD BLEUESBCEHR DRRY LN E3DBD, F, 3EB4CD, G3B CIATRARTOIOLNL DR E36ACBD DELALVAISIN SET AVE W DE13ACB, ,E E32AA HFEARITNI LCNREEK CT HF76ABD HKIENASTLHEEYR D PRARK DR H7A MKIERABDYO OWAKLSAK DER R (DTL) CM51D2A, D5B, D6A PMITIGTHST (YW R) EADVEWOOD DR CL91BD, C2C SPIHNAEV NEERE SDTLE LN FG26BCD, G2BD SVAILOLA PNAOUVLAO PSATRK GL140DA, G5C THELMA LN E3D 0081 ALLEN GENOA RD F2C, G2ACD BLEUVERBILRYD A LVNE FD22CDD, D3C CLAARRTEMR OSNTT AVE EC34D,, EC45CC DELALWSWSOONR CTHR EDERK DR FE63BA, F7A HFEARLKNE CISR REDEK DR F27AC, G2A HKIEOAWTHA FSITELD DR H75AC MKIERABDYO PWLALCAEW LNN AVE IL1142DD, I15CD PMLIALLC CIDR SETERK EDARM CT KF96BD SPIHNAEV SEHRA SDTOWS DR (TL) HM21B2BD SVAINTCSEU MSTA ST D42DA,, E24ABC, F2A THERESA ST D4C ALLEN GENOA RD H2B, H3ACD BLEUVERBOLYN RNDET DR (TL) LF162BDD, G6B CLAESACRA DLAEK AEV CEITY BLVD KE18BADBC, K9A DELEMD MAVAEN ST FD62ADC, ,D G36CA HFEARLLNMSAIDREK D FRAIR CT KH96DB, HL97BAC HKIEPCPTEORR C AIRVE FH26BD, F3AB MKIERABSYEB ECNTD DR EL162BBD PMLIALLIN RVIIVEEWR SCTT GH47ACC SPIHNAEV TERE (EN D) SRT CI72BAC SVAIOVLAENTN SATH AVE DF51ADC THIRD ST C2B ALLEN GENOA RD I3BD BLIDUIAESB OSNTNET ST GH54BD CLAETVAELILNAAN ADV SET E63DC, F6B, F7A DELEME DCIRR (TL) GL162CDD HFIANMDILLATYO DNR LN DG15BD HKIERDBGYE RCDROFT DR (TL) L132DBC, MD,1 L3A12BAC MKIERDBEYLWLOINO SDTS DR (TL) DM41D2A, BE4B PMLIAMNOTSAAT AIOVNE DR (TL) ME11B3,C E2A SPIHNAEW V ALVLEEY ST CH17CD, C2CD SVAIRWGMINILIAL LLN HE47CD THISTLEDOWN LN H4A ALLENDALE RD E1BD, E2BD BLIRUCEHF IDELRD DR ED55AD CLAOVAVLEIRER M LENADOWS ST GF26CD DELEMEP SWT ATER AVE CK156CB, DD5AC, E5A HFIANMFORONC DKR ST ED21BD, E1B HKIERIGBYH TRSD ST EN41B2A MKIESDADICEAEL L (NE) CIR GN41A1A PMLIARZAAM BALRV DR CI135CD, J15D SPIHNAEW V IAEVWE CIR (TL) CM31C3A SVCISATRAB RODROUGH LN DE21DAC, G, 3EC1ADC THISTLEWOOD LN H4A ALMENDARES AVE D4D, E4B BLIRUCEHRWIDOGOED A VDER E1BD CLEODVAERR LNNO (OTLK) LN (TL) M12DA, M13C DELEMERGR TORVLE PARK LN GL162DD HFIARMSPT TSOTN CT GA34BD, A4CD HKIERLBEYN L SATKE LN EL112DD, F1B MKNEODBIC HAILL L( WAV) ECIR G47AD, G8ABC PMLIERARSOARN LTA TKREA DCRE (CTTL) KM91B2A SPIHNAEWHU (WRS) TA VSET CH17CD, C2C SVCISETNAI CR DPEAKS CT KG94C D, G5CD THOMAS AVE D1CD, D2CD ALPHA DR E4A BOIRBD S RTD FE2BAB COEDAAPRIT ELNS S(TTL) HN142BB, N13A DELEML HPUASROS TC ITRRAILS HL172DD HFIARNWCOOOCDK CAIVRE FE1D HKIERMBLYO OCAKK DS RDR (TL) EM11A2CA MKNEOLIXN DSTA LN G62AD PMLIESTASLEATNOTE T RDACE DR KG95BA SPIHNEEFSFWIEELPDT C DTR HE43D, E5C SVCISOTTAT R SDT DG36ACCD THOMAS AVE D3BCD, D4AB ALTA VISTA DR F2B, F3A BOIRGDIIEE WWAAYY HE66BCD COEDCAORA SLTN EK146DAC DELEMLASNCEO (TTTL )DR MH71A2AB HFIARNWDOEOLLD L DNR FE21CD HKIERMBPYS PTLEAACDE ALNVE EL112ADB MKOELMBO RRDIAL (N) CT F41CD, F2CD PMLIUSTMRTAR DERE (TL) LG171CD, L12C, M11B SPIHNEENWAONODDO ALNH DR FE1BDD SVCIVOIATNT LAIVNEE DR ID7A3D THOMAS (W) AVE C4D ALVIN ST D3BD BOIRGDOSTOAN DGR DR GD65DB, C5C COEDFAFREE L ADWR N CIR GH7CD DELEMLMWOONOTDE LDNR CE15BD, D5B HFIASNHKEARM (SE)R C STT DF43ABCD HKIERRBBYEBRETN DAV DER DL122DB,D D3C MKREIMSTOERNIA WL (ASY) CT FG45C PMLIYSTMYO LUNTH ST EG45BD SPIHNEERWBORODO KLNE C(TTL) CL162CD, M12B SWEAAF OEARK S CTT ID6B2BD, E2BD THORNWOOD DR D5CD Hous ton Shi ALYDAR DR E6D BOIRLNIVHIA MD RWOODS BLVD HD45BD COEDGA HRI LPLO DINRTE DR IH77ACD DELEMLTWAO SOTD PARK CT CK94DC, D4AB HFIASRHBEORR (NC)R CETST DR (TL) MF41A2CB HKIERRBNYAWNODOEDZS R DDR (TL) IM3B1,2 IA4BA MLAE FMLOERURIA LP PINAER LKN CE52C , D2A PMOISCTAYH HOENATTAHSE DRR CT HK95DA, K10C SPIHTETRS BARVOEOKE RD C51D, C26CD, D6A SWEAAFGERRO (VNE) ASTVE IC152CBD , J14B, J15AB THUNDERBAY DR H4C p Chann el AMANDA MELISSA LN G7C BOISNCDAY SNTE DR (TL) CM41D3C, C5C COEDLCARHCESRTEESRT WDRAY HD54CD DELESNAH SATM AVE EF2ABD, F3A HFLAARGDLIENRG A SVTE EG37ABBCD HKIESRAODNEE L NLN FN21A1A MLAE PMAOZR SYT LN (TL) MH51A2A PMOIZLEK RAVDE DH3BC SPIHTETRS I(DWA)N A RVDE EC31D , C2C SWEAAIWALAYE DCRIR (TL) MH71C3B TIDEWATER CT G5D ANACACHO ST H4B BOLASCTKOBNE RGRYE EDNR WAY E63CB COEDLDARSTWROEOADM DR HE16ADC, DH7CD DEMENBKE MSTAN ST F63DB, F7C, G7A HFLAARMGBROARVOEU SGTH DR CD14D, D5ABC HKNIAOLEBA HHIL LLN AVE EG67BD, G8ABC MLAECREIOY NO ACKIR DR H76D PMOOMBEILREO DYR AVE CD21DBD, E1B SPLHAECRIDM ASNTR AEVAEM CT CK95BCD, D5A SWEACLRLIEST SATRIAT DR E62DC TIGUAS ST H4B ANDERSON ST C2C BOLAUCRKNBEUMRONU DTRH DR HF33D,, FH44CC COELLTEIMC AONA KA VDER DI6B3BD, D4C DEMENEMRALRDK DDRR HG67BC HFLAERMPIENRG DDRR FD24AD HKNIAOWXA STTHA LN G52CD, H5A MLAEFRALYEE STTE AVE EF21D, F2B PMOOMCOKNINAG DBIRRD LN CF24ACB, CD4A SPLHAEINRVWIEOWO DS TDR EG24DAC, E3C SWEALLVNAU STT LN IE44CC, F4A TILDEN DR C3D, C4C, D4A ANDREA LN E4D BOLAWCEKNW DELRL ST EC51BD, E6A COENLOTEMRB ISAT DR HC24DB,, HD52ABD, E2B DEMENETROALND D FRIELD DR MC61C2C, N12A HFLAORRRAIE DTRTE ST FH48BA HKOICLKBO RRDY LN EF41C,D F, 4FA2CD MLAIFAMFEI RTDY RD E23ACCD, F3AC PMOONCCKAIN SGTBIRD HN51A2AC SPLHAIRNLTEAETNIO SNT DR (TL) M123C, N12A SWEAMLINNUOTL EP OSNT D DR HK94ADB TILLER ST F2B ANDREA SOPHIA LN G7C BOLAYKDE CATVE DE32B,, FD43CA COENLOTENRIA SL TCT G75D, G8AC, H7B DEPESI LMOONIN SETS AVE GI35BA HFLAORRREISN CAVEE AVE DE41CD
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    ORCHARD PARK Walker, Michigan PRELIMINARY AREA SITE PLAN AND RE-ZONING March 02, 2006 Revised : September 12, 2006 Prepared By: 301 Commerce St., Suite 3635 Fort Worth TX. 76102 Attn: Tom Carter Phone: (817) 810-5304 Email: [email protected] Web Page: www.trademarkproperty.com 6375 Riverside Dr. Dublin Ohio 43017 Attn: Gary Smith Phone: (614) 764-1122 Email: [email protected] Web Page: www.bird-houk.com 2020 Monroe Ave, N.W. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49505 Attn: William Kozak Phone: (616) 363-9801 Email: [email protected] URBAN RETAIL PROPERTIES CO. Urban Retail Properties Co. 900 North Michigan Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60611 Telephone: (312) 915-2000 Email: [email protected] Web Page: www.urbanretail.com INTRODUCTION Table of Contents I. Introduction PAGE • Table of Contents 2 • Project Overview 3 • General Development Statements 3 • Goals for the Project 3 • Statement of Relationship to the Master Plan 3 • Development Districts 4 II. General Development Information A. Application • Application forms 5 • Legal Description 6 • Regional Context 7 • Existing Adjacent Zoning 8 B. Existing Conditions • Aerial Photograph 9 • Site / Natural Features 10 • Elevation Analysis 11 • Environmental Study (summary) 12 C. Thoroughfare Plans • Regional Circulation 13 • Thoroughfare plan 14 • Thoroughfare Sections 15 • Conceptual Thoroughfare Landscape Treatments 16 • Town Center Typical Section and Plan 17 • Bike and Pedestrian Circulation 18 • Traffic Study Summary 19 D. Regulating Plan & Guidelines • Development Regulating Plan 20 • Development Matrix: Permitted Uses, Densities, Setbacks, etc. 21 • Development Matrix: Architectural Commitments 22-26 • Conceptual Master Plan 27 • Open Space / Park Plan 28 E. Utility Information • Proposed Utility Plan 29 • Statements of Utility Availability 30 • Proposed Mass Grading 31 F.
  • MAC Commissioner Districts Chairman Rick King District A

    MAC Commissioner Districts Chairman Rick King District A

    MAC Commissioner Districts Chairman Rick King The Chair serves in an at-large capacity and doesn’t represent a specific geographic area of the state. District A - Commissioner Carl Crimmins District A includes the Hennepin County cities of Champlin, Corcoran, Dayton, Greenfield, Independence, Loretto, Maple Grove, Maple Plain, Medicine Lake, Medina, Plymouth, and Rogers, and the town of Hassan. In Anoka County, District A includes the cities of Columbia Heights, Fridley, Hilltop, and Spring Lake Park, and the Hennepin County cities of Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Osseo, and Robbinsdale. District B – Commissioner Braj Agrawal District B includes the Hennepin County cities of Chanhassen, Deephaven, Eden Prairie, Excelsior, Greenwood, Hopkins, Long Lake, Minnetonka, Minnetonka Beach, Mound, Orono, Shorewood, Spring Park, Tonka Bay, Wayzata, and Woodland. District B also includes Carver County, the Hennepin County cities of Minnetrista and St. Bonifacius, and that portion of Scott County in the metropolitan area. District C – Commissioner Katie Clark Sieben District C includes the Hennepin County cities of Bloomington, Edina, and Richfield, and the unorganized territory of Fort Snelling, as well as the Hennepin County cities of Crystal, Golden Valley, New Hope and St. Louis Park, and that portion of the city of Minneapolis lying within a line described as follows: commencing at the intersection of the southern boundary of the city of Minneapolis and Lyndale Avenue, northerly along Lyndale Avenue to its intersection with Interstate Hwy
  • 1983 Cultural Resource Survey-Final Report

    1983 Cultural Resource Survey-Final Report

    Edwin Langhart Museum City of Healdsburg PARTIALLY FUNDED BY California State Of fice of Hist oric Preservation Healdsburg Cultural Resource Survey FINAL REPORT 1983 0 D 0 TABLE OF CONTENTS stateJJEnt of purpose 1 preservation activities 2 ... historical overview 4 town plat, 1857 <map A> 22 town plat, 1867 <map B> 23 town plat, 1877 <map C> 24 town plat, 1898 <map D> 25 population chart, 1910 - 1980 26 architectural overview 27 methodology 36 recanmendations for use 42 conclusions 44 areas for future survey 45 bibliography, historical 46 master list of individual properties appendix 1 master list of contributors appendix 2 master-list by street address appendix 3 master list by historical occupants appendix 4 r 0 0 STATEMENT OF PURPOSE This survey was initiated by the citizenry of Healdsburg and by □ instruction of the Healdsburg City Council to assess the quantity and quality of historic structures, objects, areas and sites in the Healdsburg community. This survey is a first step towards compliance with the Healdsburg General Policies Plan □ of 1978, wh�ch states the folllowing: "The city-will undertake a survey to identify struc­ tures or areas of historic or cultural value an , to take all necessary steps to conserve them" (Conserva­. tion and Open Space, Goal A-2) "Special provisions should be made to allow historic structures to be utilized for occupancy by residents or 0 businesses." (Conservatt.ion and Open Space, Goal A-2.1) "Sites of ecological, archaeological and historical significance shall be preserved and protected." (Parks □ and Recreation, Goal C-2) The scope of the survey will cover an approximately 48,000 acre area including and surrounding the City of Healdsburg.
  • City Council Districts

    City Council Districts

    City Council Districts A city council district is a political subdivision encompassing multiple electoral precincts. Districts should be approximately equal in population and contiguous. Districts are a common feature in Massachusetts political organization, featured in at least 6 city charters in Massachusetts and many others nationwide. As part of our deliberations, the Charter Commission elected by a 5 to 4 vote to put district residency requirements on 4 of the 12 city council seats in our proposed charter, such that they would no longer be elected in a “pool”. The pool is a proposed system in which 4 city councilors would be elected by the entire city, with voters able to choose between giving up to 4 or as few as 0 votes to candidates for the 4 seats in the pool. A. Advantages of “Districts” vs. “Pool” Advantages of district residency requirements ● Head to head races - Each of the 4 city councilors run for one seat, elected separately ​ from the other 3. This allows residents to give an up or down vote to a councilor. ● 100% Geographic diversity - All city councilors would live in one specific area of the ​ city, with no part of the city represented by a larger proportion of councilors. ● Majority rule - Each race, when contested, would be won by a city councilor having ​ received a majority of the votes cast in that district. Advantages of a “pool” ● More potential candidates - All 4 “pool” city councilors could come from anywhere in ​ the city, potentially giving voters a larger number of candidates to choose from. ● No head to head races - Each of the 4 city councilors together for 4 seats.
  • This Brochure Is Intended to Provide Property Owners with Design

    This Brochure Is Intended to Provide Property Owners with Design

    Guidelines Introduction HISTORIC PRESERVATION SECTION INDEX Historic preservation encompasses a broad range of The following information is included in this section: activities related to the protection, maintenance and care Historic Resources – Page 01-2 of elements of the built environment that reflect its Historic Designation – Page 01-2 cultural heritage. Each generation is entrusted with the Historic Preservation in New Orleans – Page 01-2 historical, cultural, architectural, archeological, social and economic heritage of its community. In relation to the Historic District Landmarks Commission – Page 01-3 built environment, historic preservation activities strive to Historic Property Rating – Page 01-3 enrich its integrity and embodied cultural heritage to Design Guidelines – Page 01-4 ensure that they are passed onto future generations. Commissions – Page 01-4 Architectural Review Committee – Page 01-5 Certificate of Appropriateness – Page 01-5 CofA Application Process – Page 01-6 APPROVALS REQUIRED BEFORE STARTING Certificate of Appropriateness Review Process – Page 01-7 WORK Types of Applications and Reviews – Page 01-8 HDLC approval is required for some work that does Maintenance, Repairs and Replacements – Page 01-9 not otherwise require a building permit. This includes, Alterations, Renovations and Adaptive Reuse – among other items, maintenance and repairs as well Page 01-10 as roofing and fencing. It should also be noted that a New Construction and Additions – Page 01-11 Certificate of Appropriateness (CofA) is necessary but Demolition or Relocation – Page 01-11 not sufficient for the granting of a building permit. Each project is also subject to review for compliance Retention Applications, Hardship Variances – Page 01-12 with the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, building “Demolition by Neglect” – Page 01-13 and safety codes.