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_ L. Anderson <br /> November 9, 1993 <br /> Page 2 <br /> requirements (Madison's RPSM District), but the proposed accessory use (the <br /> parking lot)would be located within a very permissive zoning district with <br /> relatively few restrictions (the County C-2 Commercial District). Better practice <br /> would be to have the principal and accessory uses reviewed and approved by the <br /> same jurisdiction under the same set of regulations, which in this particular case <br /> would be the City of Madison and the City's RPSM District Zoning. <br /> In addition, the relationship of the bank's principal lot, the Madison Water Utility <br /> lot and the duplex lot proposed for rezoning suggests that there may be alternative <br /> ways to address the bank's parking and circulation needs that would be better both <br /> for the bank, and for the adjacent residences to the west. Before considering a spot <br /> rezoning of the duplex property to a zoning district that would allow such activities <br /> as used car sales and fertilizer plants as permitted uses, these alternative approaches <br /> should be explored. <br /> With these factors in mind, I request that consideration of Petition No. 5776 be <br /> deferred, so that the City of Madison can explore opportunities for a more <br /> coordinated approach to developing these properties with the Park Bank. If the <br /> Committee has any questions regarding this request,please contact Bradley <br /> Murphy or Michael Waidelich in the Planning Unit of this department. Thank you <br /> for your consideration. <br /> Since r-ly, <br /> Ci <br /> George ,a Austin,Director <br /> Dept. of Planning &Development <br /> cc: Mr. Robert C. Gorsuch, President,Park Bank <br /> Mr. Bradley J. Murphy,Planning Unit Director <br /> Mr. Joel Peterson,Economic Development Manager <br /> MW:j 1 j/11-93/LtrAnderson <br />