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Home My WebLink AboutBATCH - Supplemental - 0425 Dorset StreetOctober 26, 1967 Mr. Joseph L. Allard 40 Farrell Street South Burlington, Vermont 05401 Dear Mr. Allard: This is to inform you that the South Burlington Board of Selectmen will consider your request for a zone change for final passage at their meeting to be held on Tuesday, Novemlder 7, 1967 at 7:30 P.M. at the Town Office Building, 555 Dorset Street. Please Galan to attend the meeting. Very truly yours, Henry LeClair Town Manager Elm l e O R D I N A N C E AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND "THE SOUTH BURLINGTON ZONING ORDINANCE 13Y CREATTON OF AN ADDITIONAL AREA OF RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT C". The 6electmen of South Burlington hereby ordain: Section 1. Tne 6outh Burlington 4oning Ordinance adopted February L18, 1964, and the official*zoning map adopted in connection therewith is hereby amended by changing the land use of the fo.!.:i,�)wi.ng described land from R.sidence Distract 3 to Rt.;;idential District. C;. x .lo, of land having a frontage of three hundred ('WO) fee; on the, ueste-l.y side of l�c�rset 5treat, with. a depth of eight hund.i-id and ten (--10 ) t'eet next to and south of the Green Moun ain Power �;om-any property. c::inn c_. `iais ordinance shall take effect .from its aassag . F F r -10VED , 1967( Vincent J. 'Acuti, airman. Robert K . Ashl riy -- Frederick ' i. Bi a. s Augustus T. 6tannard. St6phe mittlesey SOUTh BURLINGTON BOARD ulo SEjEuTMhN November 3, 1967 Burlington Free Press Association College Street Burlington, Vermont 05401 Gentlemen; Will you kindly insert the following legal n ce in Classified Display form in your issue of Saturday Nove' er 4, 1967? SOUTH BURLINGTON LEGAL NOTICE The South Burlington PlanniQng,# will hold a public hearing at the Town Office Dorset Street, South Burlington, Vermont on Mond20, 1967 at 7.30 P.M. to consider the applicationlard for approval of a subdivision plan for multing on land located on Dorset Street oppos rtment Office Building. Please HL/h illiam D. Kellner, fanning Commission %11-1 sen '6® i 11 and Chairman two` -tear sheets to this office. Very truly yours, Henry LeClair Town Manager ,•q�i9,�T�i�.�i7S 7- 7 i � ,�`'''°'✓710 _ C.5 � at�i�°%/Ji .SG W {,Yt 00 vselo" r November 3, 1967 Joseph Allard 40 Farrell St. South Burlington., Vermont Cost of setting up and advertisinC, Planning Commission hearing for November 20, 1967 $30.00 Please make check out to Town of , South Burlington. 11 e' .s J.j 11 ix'�4i, nth Burlington Legal Notice �' The South Burlington Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at the Town Office Building, 555 Dor- set Street, South Burlington, Vermont on Monday, No- vember 20, 1967 at 7:30 P.M. to consider: (1) The application of Joseph Allard for approval of a subdivision plan for multi -family housing on land located on Dorset Street opposite the Water Depart- ment Office Building. (2) The application of Angelo Pizzagalli for ap- proaal of n subdiviison plan for commercial purposes on land located off Farrell Road formerly owned by University of Vermont. William 0. Kellner, Chairman Nov. 4, 1467 Planning Commission 1967 r. William D. Kellner, Ch*irman South Burlington Planning Commission 11 Wealthy Avenue South Burlingtont 'Vermont Dear Mr. Kellner: This t's to notify you that there will boa a meeting of the South. Burlington Flaming Commission at the Town Office 3%xilding, 555 Dorset Street, South Burlington, Vermont on Monday, November 20, 1967 at 10:30 P.M. Among the matters to be considered are the following: 1. Reading of the minutes of the previous meeting. 2. Allard - plans for apartment development. 3. Pissagacalli - plans for W J 0 Y. 4. Recommendations to the selectmen on the following zone change requests: (a) Rene Berard - Residential District B to Industrial District A -two parcels of lend bounded on the northwest by Airport Parkway. (b) DesLaaattriers - Residential District B to Residential Distract C- property adjacent ent to Quarry Hill. 5 Consider proposals of Carol J. Thomas for completion of Master Plan. �.Lj2a ca: Members of Coalevission A. Lynne Graayburn Vincent J. D'Aouti Very truly yours, Henry LeClaair# 'dawn Ma na4*r No Text kOFFICE MARTIN-ALLARD, INC. C/ C .1//awCaLG1/ anU/4GW//J&* t ��%1� / 1OSEPH L. ALLARD, M.A.I. • VICE-PRESIDENT Mr. Henry LeClair Town Manager Dorset Street South Burlington, Vermont Dear Mr. LeClair, 40 FARRELL STREET SOUTH BURLINGTON, VERMONT 05403 TELEPHONE: 862-2973 NEW YORK OFFICE: OFFICE 13, D & H BUILDING PLAZA ALBANY, NEW YORK 12207 TELEPHONE: 434-8217 August 28, 1967 We hereby request that the land which we owned on Dorset Street be rezoned "Residential C". A plot plan of this parcel is enclosed herewith. JLA/laa Sincerely, The Good Samaritan Nursing Home Inc. Joseph L. Allard RECEIVED MQR'S OFFICE- 1 I TELEPHONE: 86k-,973 MARTIN-ALLARD, INC. 40 FARRELL STREET SOUTH BURLINGTON, VERMONT 05403 JOSEPH L. ALLARD, M.A.I. VICE-PRESIDENT August 28, 1967 Mr. Henry LeClair Town Manager Dorset Street South Burlington, Vermont iau k", Dear Mr. LeClair, We hereby request that the land . . ... . .. . Ov"ich we 0I] ed on Dorset Street Q fijk be rezoned "Residential A plot pi'' of this parcel is enclosed herewith. 5inceraly, §1 The Good Samaritan Nursing Home Inc. ,.7� JLA/laa o4ph L. Allard LK-qWS October 11, 1967 Mr. joseph L. Allard 237 Spear Street South Burlington, Vermont Dear sir. Allard: Your zone cftinge request on Dorset Street was presented to the Planning Commission at their weeting of October 9, 1967. The "oard of Selectmen, after their first reading on your petition and prior to sending it to the Planning Commission, asked the Commission if they would also consider the 'j balrcixe of the land around the town hall site. The Commission 'aas therefore considered your request as part of a whole request and decided to table the item until Mr. Sargent, a Board member, h,,As talked with Mr. Dan Kiley for the purpose of 'getting a cost estimate for land planning the area in question. YIL/h Very truly yours, Henry LeClair Town Planager No Text � .� � �� 1 III 1 1;^ T,� !-141" tag" fit 10tith Pk,�rlloa . a hereby 04pdalm ;7 f, fwoptod In c":Anaoc t toil 416 2 loulw': nce 'a to lot 4t land huvi r A f rvl,*t f U, ed I t W04"x,1 &'.W- 0� 4�ovzwr- ;�itrssts WJIA-I zk doot'd of Old" t" CdIO) A"'Cat MN t to W14 "4 t IOU 4 Fort, 770- man Now LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS SOUTH BURLINGTON, VERMONT RESIDENTIAL C The League of creation of a separate dwellings. The League eliminate the creation established neighborho, more orderly growth in Women Voters of South Burlington supports the Residential C District for multi -family feels that such a separate district will of more apartment house islands in already Dds, and will lead to improved land use and our community. In general, this proposed ordinance appears to offer some safeguards as to required size of yards, units, parking, signs etc., but we respectfully submit the following amendments for your con- sideration: • (1) A greater depth be required (from proposed 30' to 601) if an apartment backs to a public street or in lieu of a depth increase adequate fence or shrubbery screening. (2) A limitation of 22 stories in height on multi -family dwellings. Mose of our members felt they did not want to see the eventual creation of high-rise apartments in So. Burlington while a minority did not feel this would be a detriment to the future character of our town. . In addition to these amendments we strongly urge that this ordinance require that a potential developer provide an adequate park or recreation area for the resiOnts of his development. Having just completed a two year study of our community school system and the difficulties involved in keeping pace with the rapid growth of school population, we would also like to suggest that both the Planning Commission and the Board of Selectmen consider re- quiring any developer of sufficient residential area to provide land for future school construction. We also suggest that a member of the School Directors be appointed to the newly created planning coordinating committee to work with our new consultant. BUSINESS B to BUSINESS A The League would also like to support the proposed change from Business B to the more restrictive Business A for the area outlined in the public notice. JUNKYARD ORDINANCE We applaud the efforts of the Selectmen which resulted in the drafting of the proposed junkyard ordinance. The League feels this is an important step in the right direction in preserving the desirability of So. Burlington as a place to live. Marjorie Hill, President League of Women Voters of So. Burlington.