HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/05/1935Planning CmTii: =sion of the City
Beach held its monthly meeting
Evening February 5th 1935.
pre:ent,
John 7rogrl, Hal Will Smith,
okings Mrs Pi.chaardson
Engineer R.L.Patterson, Associate
the absence of Chairman Parks John Doge
as Chairman of the meeting.
On nation of Hal Will Smith and second by
Mr. Vogel the minutes of previous meeting
were disT)ensed with.
The subject under discussion for the evening
was Zoning; with John Vogel as Chairman of
this special committee. The, corgmission had
the pleasure of hkar.ing from various members
of committee aNpointed by the Chamber of
Conner.ee, which presented the views of the
Chamber relative to zoning.
The Chamber of CoiLaer.ce being represented
by the following members,
Mr Watkins, Theo Robbins, Harry Williamson,
Louie Briggs, W.L.Jordan, and Claude Pullen.
The general consensus of opinion as
expressed by the respective representatives
of Chamber of Commerce was that speedy action
should be taken be the Planning Commission so
that an efficient and comprehensive zoning
ordinance might be drawn and adopted to meet
not only the present requirements ofthe City
butalso keeping in mind tre future welfare
of the couuunity.
Chai rman Vogel thereupon called upon Mr
Tilton who very ably covered the requisites
of proper zoning od:inance and the various steps
that would be necessary inorder to work out
an ordinance that would
, present as well as the f
Yr Tilton stated should
takinp, in the entire nit
au: t be drawn in such a
vested rights.
et the demands of the
ure. Such an ordinance
comprehensive thus
and at the same time
nner as to ptotect
Cty Engineer R.L.Patt,erson called th
Commissions attention to our present city
ordinance creating abd defining the present.
City Planning Commission artvising that a ne.
ordinance be drafted and passea by the City Counc
covering the organization and set up )f the
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Planning Coimission for the reason that the
present ordinance which was drawn to conform
with legislative act of 1927 had been repealed
by the legislature in an act of I929.
Mr. Tilton advisee, that he would ar.aw proper
ordinance to cover the emergency and would
forward :arse to the City Council for approval.
There being no further buainern to uome up
the meeting adjourned.
F.C.Brookings.Secretary
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