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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAPPLICATION - ASSESSMENT INFO - Lovell, Gary - Professional Plaza on 2nd E from Main St. to 1st S - Add Prof. OverlayAPPLICANT: Name APPLICATION FOR REZONING CITY OF REXBURG 'SYS so C� of Address/P.O. Box Li -j VVx-t S� .eti,,,... O V - Zip Code 3LtL-L Phone 35 3-3C) i OWNER: (Complete if owner not applicant) Name Street Address/P. O. Box City State PROPERTY COVERED BY PERMIT: Phone Address (If different from apnligant's address) � Legal description description (Lot, Block, Addition, Division Number) e.� la,Y't �-Z k (If space not,sufficient, attach additional sheet with legal) O t Q�ac�1�3 atlLcQ,��yp.� cb4 stn4)w.c-0 a4 Q4 -y 1'ec.ry Q� . %Ir.-wexU �...evlti. 3 ro�-s �t1'&Wt e_"j 1 0 rocks j"th..e.ht-e &ow 3 roe 4 , Jlne wt..t W 10 VOCLS So Q�a-c.e e� iP ��L iMfti� 7i Zone presently applicable: L 0- )' h t 4-1 h Zone requested for property: Qua4SCSS'[a1.1 C oViv �`^� ih -� 1 "Z-ov-j. Will this have impact on Schools? V290 Existing use of property: \ v.c�.wC vd�n�.wJLw, t,_e ,.0 C. D, ` J bw.ldt, 4-1 h REQUIREMENTS FOR REZONING REQUEST: The following information will assist the Commission and City Council to determine if your proposal will meet the requirements under the zoning ordinance. Address the following points as applicable on attached sheets. 1. Is the rezoning request in accordance with the comprehensive plan? 2. Are water and sewer facilities, fire and police, streets, and schools presently serving the area? If they are, are they adequate to serve any development under the proposed zoning? If not, are measures being proposed to assure that public facilities and services will be adequate to serve any new development? 3. Is the site large enough to accommodate the proposed uses, parking, and buffering required? 4. What are the surrounding land uses? What are the existing uses presently permitted under the ordinance? Are such uses compatible with neighboring properties? 5. Will the site as rezoned be compatible with the existing uses? What provisions will be made by the developer to assure compatibility? 7. Is the nature of the neighborhood changing? Is a residential area converting to offices or commercial or is it still a strong residential area? Will increased traffic reduce the viability of existing uses? S. Will all uses permitted within the zone be compatible with the area? The Commission or Council may address other points than those discussed above, but a narrative addressing at least those applicable points will assist in processing your application. -PAi ' Signature of Aplicant JUN 04-2001 Date: M FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: 06 / FEE: SD — DATE PAID: PAID BY: Check # 85or Cash Other DATE OF NOTICE: / / HEARING: / / DECISION OF COUNCIL: May 23, 2001 To the planning and zoning committee of the city of Rexburg: This is a brief informal description of the rezoning request being submitted by Drs. Lofgran, Lovell, and Rammell for consideration by the board. The properties involved are all properties that border our existing office building at 36 Professional Plaza. We anticipate ownership of all three properties by the end of June. All three properties border our rear parking, and one of them currently includes a large segment of our parking lot (the former John Porter property — 228E Main). The other two properties border us to the East and are adjacent properties at 35 S 2"d E, and 45 S 2"d E. and are currently in the names of Anderson and Wilmore respectively. We have buy/sell agreements on both of these properties. The Wilmore property is currently vacant and the Anderson property is a leased residence, which we anticipate will continue for now. Our interest in purchasing these two properties lies in the increasing need for parking for our office space. With our recent office -building remodel, we have increased the capacity of professional space, and even with two offices yet vacant, we often are wanting for parking space. We are requesting that these properties, or even adjacent properties be allowed to be developed as professional office spaces as demand arises, and we have a third party that is interested in immediately developing the home at 45 S 2"d E into a professional office with some parking in the rear of the home and a driveway connect to our rear parking lot. We expect that would occur within the next few months. An additional interest in the properties is to eventually create a corridor to 2"d east to help alleviate the log jam that occurs at the exit of Professional Plaza (also known as Harvard Avenue — a situation that should be remedied since the development name is Professional Plaza, yet the internet maps place us on Harvard Ave.) onto Main Street. This action would immediately change the use of one of the properties and overtime we anticipate at least both of the properties on 2"d E would be used for professional office or parking. We would also like the option of using some of the back yard of the Porter home for parking. All three are deep lots and soul accommodate this while preserving a nice residential yard.. This will have no impact on the schools since no school age children reside, or will reside here. There are no school age children in the remaining homes to the North on this block. It will have little impact on traffic flows and will probably lower the traffic entering Main from Professional Plaza. As the neighboring yards are already well fenced, we doubt any disruption to neighborhood privacy. Since these homes are already bordered on three sides by commercial, and professional zoning, and since 2 "d E has been expanded to a main city artery, we think their value as a low density residential area is diminished and this process of conversion is imminent and beneficial to the city in providing for new professional office space and improved public access and egress from an already busy professional plaza. Thank you for your time and consideration. Targhee Medical Associates Robert Lofgren, MD Gary Lovell, MD Corey Rammell, MD The legal description of the three properties is as follows: Willmore property — 45 S. 2nd E- "Commencing @NW corner of Lot 8; block of Rigby addition for the City of Rexburg as per recorded plat thereof, and running thence South 4 �/2 rods, thence East 10 rods, thence So 1 rod to the point of beginning." Anderson property — 35 S. 2°d E. - "Commencing at a point 1 rod North of the Southwest corner of lot one in Block one of the Rigby addition to Rexburg as per recorded plat thereof, thence North 3 rods, thence East 10 rods, thence South 3 rods, thence West 10 rods to place of beginning." Porter property — 228 E. Main — "Commencing @ Northwest corner of Lot 2 in Block 1 of the Rigby Addition to the City of Rexburg as per recorded plat thereof and running thence South 214.5 feet thence East 66.75 feet, thence North 214.5 feet, thence West 66.75 feet to the point of beginning."