City Council Agenda and Packet 1974 12 03

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• r r. • N. COMMISSION ITEMS Toe Madonna requested what information WOOD BROS. was available in regard to a comparison the City Staff was to make. The Staff was to compare revenues, to the City, of single-family dwellings and multi- family dwellings. Mr. Wurl first re- viewed, for the commission, Wood Bros. request to exchange the apartment trace for single-family units. Mr. Wurl than informed the Commission that if Park- wood were to develop as zoned, the - City would derive $1,199,755.00. If Parkwood was re-zoned the revenue would be reduced $778,102.00 or $421,653.00 Mr. Wurl advised the Commission that the staff would present a study on the Wood Eros. request on the 5th of Decem- ber, the next regular meeting, as they would have more facts and data for them at that time. STS REPORTS Mr. Drumm reviewed his written racommen- rISCHER RE-ZONING dation on the Fischer re-zoning. He advised the Commission that spot zoning is a poor idea, in that once it is start- ed it would become a common practice. He stated that if the commission feet that this are would merit a multi-family dwelling zoning, then that zoning :hould be changed, There was considerable discussion, the commission concerring with Mr. Drumm. Mr, Wurl consulted the • Zoning Ordinance, reading from "The Declaration of Rezoning Policy for Re- zoning, he stated "for the purpose of establishing and maintaining a sound, aLlible, and desireable development ,th- in the City of Louisville, the rezoning of land is to be discouraged, re-zoning should only be considered if: A. The land to be re-zoned was zoned in error and as presencly zoned is inconsisted with the policies and goals of the City's Comprehensive Plan.