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September 20, 1078
Mr. Raymond Lawrence
Bemis & Lawrence Real Estate
1775 Williston Road
South Burlington, Vermont 05401
Re: Conditional use application of Elmer Argast -- Trachte
tea rehou s ing
Dear Mr. Lawrence.
Be advised that the City Council has approved the conditional
use application for mini -warehousing as per the plan of record,
dated 6/9/78 with the following stipulations:
1) Any subdivision of the property shall be in accord with
the original stipulations of the Natkonal Life plan approval and
shall be governed as well by the City Zoning and Subdivision reg-
ulations.
2) No retailing or wholesaling of goods or service on premises
will be permitted, except disposal of delinquent merchandise as in-
cidental to the warehousing business.
3) No school busses will be provided to the property.
4) The applicant must obtain site plan approval from the
City Planning Commission prior to the issuance of a zoning permit.
5) This approval expires 6 months from this date.
6) Access to the site shall be by way of the signalized
intersection at Green Mountain Drive.
The Council findings and proceedings of this application are on
file with the City Clerk.
Very truly,
Richard ward
Zoning Adm instrative Officer
RW/mcg
SOUTH BURLINGTON ZONING NOTICE
In accordance with the South Burlington Interim Zoning Regulations and
Section 4447, Title 24, V.S.A. the South Burlington City Council will
hold a public hearing,at the South Burlington City Offices, Conference
Room, 1175 Williston Road, South Burlington, Vermont on
Monday , June 19, 1978 at 8:00 P.M. to consider the
(day of week) (month and date) (time)
following:
Application of Trachte Metal Buildings Co., of Madison, Wisconsin
seeking 0 approval under 9099QW Section 5
U
Conditional
of the South Burlington
Zoning Regulations. Request is for permission to construct five (5) metal
buildings containing 61,300 square feet and a 26' x 32' office manager's unit,
proposed is to operate mini -warehousing on a lot containing approximately
eleven (11) acres, located northerly of Nordic Ford, lot 1 of the National
Life Insurance property on Shelburne Road.
The attention of this notice is to correct the advertisment of June 3, 1978.
June 14, 1978
Richard Ward
Zoning Administrative Officer
SOUTH BURLINGTON
ZONING NOTICE
In accordance with the South Bur-
tgton Interne Zoning Regulations
Id Section 4447., Title ?;, V.S.A. the
)uth Burlington City council will
)Id a public hearing W, the South
urlington City Offices, Conference
Porn, 1175 Williston Road, South
urlington, Vermont on Monday.
une 19, 1978, 8:00 P.M. to consider
to following:
,pplicatton of Trachte Metal Build-
tgs Co. of Madison, Wisconsin seek-
1g approval under Section 5, Condi.
lonoi Uses of the South Burlington
nterim Zoning Regulations. Request
s for permission to construct five
5) metal buildings containing 61,300
quare feet and a 26' x 32' office
manager's Unit, proposed is to oper-
(te mini -warehousing on a lot can -
airing aporox innately eleven (11)
acres, located northerly of Nordic
%rd, lot 10 of the National Life In-
wronce property on Shelburne Road.
Application of Tracy W.Gleason: of
South Burlington, Vermont seeking
approval under Section 5, Condi.
tional Uses of The South Burlington
interim Zoning Regulations. Request
is for permission to convert an exist-
ing 28' x 40' dwelling into a retail
music store, and the attached garage
into a studio apartment, parcel of
land in question contains 2.4 acres
and is located on the southeast cor-
ner of Dorset Street and Kennedy
Drive, 700 Dorset Street.
Application of Sterling D. Emerson
of Colchester, Vermont seeking ap-
proval under Section 5, Conditional
Uses of the South Burlington Interim
Zoning Regulations. Request is for
Permission to convert an existing
dwelling into a real estate office and
other similar office, on a parcel of
land located at 1210 Shelburne Road.
-- Rict.grd Ward
Zoning Administrative Officer
June 3, 1978
,OUTN BURLINGTON ZONING
NOTICE
n accordance with the South Bur-
ington Interim 2-ning Regulations
and Section 4447,-iitle 24 V.S.A. The
iouth Burlingt0(% City' Council, will
told a public hearing at the South
3urlington City Offices, Conference
Room, 1175 Williston Road, South
3urlington, Vermont on Monday- 1
June 19, 197B, at 8:00 p.m. to consider
the following:
Application of Trachte Metal Build-
ings Co., of Madison, Wisconsin
seeking approval under Section 5,
Conditional Uses of the South Bur-
lington Zoning Regulations. Request
is for permission to construct five
(5) metal buildings containing 61,300
square feet and a 26'X32' office
manager's unit, proposed is to oper-
ate mini -warehousing on a lot con-
taining approximately eleven (11)
acres, located northerly of Nordic
Ford, lot 1 of the National Life Insur.
ance property on Shelburne Road.
The attention of this notice is to cor-
rect the advertisment of June 3, 1978.
Richard Ward
Zoning Administrative Officer
June 14, 1978
"Al C.'A D' I NIA G
E
8/18/78
SSP
ION OF APPROVAL
I move that the South Burlington City Council approve the
conditional use application of Elmer Argast for a mini -warehousing
business, as depicted on a plan entitled"...Trachte...," dated
6/9/78, drawn by NPR, based on the following findings and stipulations:
A. Find, inas
1. The proposed use is consistent with the health, safety, and
welfare of the City of South Burlington and standards 2,3, and 4
of section 5 of the Interim Zoning Regulations.
2. Access to the site from Route 7 via the service road is
not consistent with standards 1 and 5 of section 5 of the Interim
Zoning Regulations, based on traffic data submitted by the applicant
in relation to traffic speed, intensity, and spacing, as well as
roadway geometry, on Route 7.
3. Access to the site via the signallized intersection at
Green Mountain Drive is compatible with the above referenced stan-
dards 1 & 5 by providing adequate storage space and signallized access
control for the miniwarehouse traffic, with minimal interference to
other traffic.
4. The frontage along Route 7 assures the protect of excellent
exposure to the motoring public; there is no necessity for access to
be contiguous to the most conspicuous portion of the property, part-
icularly when signallized access is available, and the rate of
customer turnover is relatively low.
5. That this proposal is in conformance with Section 5B
(dimensional requirement).
B. Stipulations
1. Any subdivision of the property shall be in accord with
the original stipulations of the National Life Plan approval and
shall be governed as well by the municipal subdivision regulations.
2. No retailing or wholesaling of goods or service on premises
will be permitted, except disposal of delinquent merchandise as
incidental to the miniwarehousing business.
3. No school bus service will be provided to the property.
4. The applicant must obtain site plan approval from the
City Planning Commission prior to the issuanceMof a zoning permit.
5. This approval expires 6 months from this date.
Date Received By
Date Applic6tion Completafand Received
By — By
CITY OF SOUTH BURLr1GTON
APPLICATION FOR SITE PLAT REVI l
1) NA ,IE, ADDRESS, AND PHONE' NUMBER OF:
(a) Owner of Record National Life Insurance
Montpelier, Vermont 1-229-3333
(b) Applicant Trachte Metal Buildings Co.
102 N. Dickinson Street, Macison, Wisconsin 53703
(c) Contact Person Ray Lawrence 864-0595
2) PROJECT STR- Er ,ADDRESS Shelburne Road, South_ Burlington, Vermont
3) PROPOSED USE (S) Mini Warehouse
4) SIZE OF PROJECT (i.e., r of units, floor area, etc.) 5 units
61,300 sq. ft.
5) NUMBE_R OF E:,'IPLOYEES (full & mart time) 1
6) COST ESTI11ATES :
(a) Bu ldincs 735,000.00
(b) Lan6 s caping / 8 , 000. 00
(c) All Other Site L- prove-ti ents (i.e., curb work) 75,000.00
Internal Roads -fencing
7)
EST111ATED
PROD+ACT COMPLETION DATE
Oct. 178
8)
ESTI1,1AT D
AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC (in
& out) 30
9)
P W HOUR(S)
OF OPERATION 5-7 P.M.
weekd_qy�i _
10)
P EPIC DAYS
OF OP=- U Tloid 8 A.M.-4P.M.
Sat. and Sun.
5/23/78
DATE
S IGINAT ""E OF _'�PP._:ICAIvT
til
LawrenceRealty,
Bem
1775 Williston Road
South Burlington,
Vermont
05401
Dr. Paul Farrar
Chairman, So. Burlington City Council
South Burlington, Vermont 05401
Dear Dr. Farrar;
Telephone
864-0595
August 22, 1978
The stipulated Green Mountain Drive access, for the Mini,
Warehouse proposed on lot one of the. National Life sub -division,
is totally unfeasible. Mr. Argast has requested that the original
application receive approval or disapproval, based on the Shelburne
Road access, via the frontage road, as stated on the original
request.
rj l /ts
cc; Mr. Elmer Argast
cc; Mr. Paul Lindau
Very truly yours,
R d.. Lawrence, Jr,
® MLS
REALTOR
MEMORANDUM
To: South Burlington City Council
From: Richard Ward
Re: Findings for Elmer Argast's proposed mini -warehouse
Date: August 18, 1978
Attorney Spokes has reviewed the suggested approval motion, he
feels that finding #2 should be more specific, it should contain
more facts.
With regard to stipulation #1 I feel this is not properly worded.
Suggest wording "Any future subdivision of this property shall be
governed by city's zoning and subdivision regulations".
Reason, the Planning Commission may want to change the original
stipulations. Stipulation #5 should have a longer expiration date
or automatic extension of six (6) months if the applicant can pro-
vide objective evidence of intent to pursue the furtherance of the
project.
SOUTH BURLINGTON ZONING NO?' ICE
?n accorCance with the South Burlington _interim Zoning Regulationp and
Section 444 ; , Title 24, V. S.A. the South Burlinatm City Council will
hold a nuhlic hearing at the South Burlington City Of-fices, Conference
Room, 1175 11illiston Road, South Burlington, Vermont on
;,oncav June 19, 197S 0:00 p.m. �.o consicer
(oay of week) (mono: and cat.6 (tiz►e)
the following:
Ap�.licatior. of Trachte fetal Buildings Co. of i,,adiston, Wisconsin
see apy= royal unCer Section
Cone lit on=1 Uses _
of the South Durlincton Interim
Boning Regulations. Request is for permission to construct five (5) metal
buildincr containing 61,300 square feet and a 265.E -. 32 ' 0:Ef ice manager's unit-,
proposed is to operate mini-warehousinc on a lot conteininc epy ro--,i ately
elver. (11) acres, located northerl-- of I+orCic Ford, lot �0 of the -rational
Life Insurance property on Shelburne Roea.
=.nnli c7 t _ on cf Tracy W. Gleason, of South Burlington, Vermont
SeeiiiTi' ao'�)rov=_2 u-nCer Sect -ion 5
Conditional uses
of the South purl, nc ton
.=,on.i^_ =.ecul_tions. Re—ues - is for p-r-ission to convert an existing 28' x 4C'
dwelling into a retail m>>sie store, an the attached garage into a studio apartment, parcel of
land in cniestion contains 2.4 acres and is located on the southeast corner of Dorset Street
£ i;•7•,nPc?� ^rave, 700 Dorset Street.
Richard Ward
Zoning Administrative Officer
June 3, 1978
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M E M 0 R A N D U M
To: South Burlington City Council
From: Richard Ward
Re: Findings for Elmer Argast's proposed mini -warehouse
Date: August 18, 1978
Attorney Spokes has reviewed the suggested approval motion, he
feels that finding #2 should be more specific, it should contain
more facts.
With regard to stipulation #1 1 feel this is not properly worded.
Suggest wording "Any future subdivision of this property shall be
governed by city's zoning and subdivision regulations".
Reason, the Planning Commission may want to change the original
stipulations. Stipulation #5 should have a longer expiration date
or automatic extension of six (6) months if the applicant can pro-
vide objective evidence of intent to pursue the furtherance of the
project.
8/11/7 8
SSP
SUGGESTED MOTION OF APPROV:iL
CONDITIONAL USE APPLICATION OF ELMM ARGAST
I mcv e that the South Burlington City Council ap,,,rove the
conditional use application of Elrcier Aroast for a mini -warehousing
business, as depicted on a plan entitleC.. Trachte ...,"dated
6/9/78, drawn by MPR, based on the following findings and stipulations:
A. Findings
1. The Dro-oosed use is consistent with the health, safety, and
welfare of the City of South Burlington and standards 2,3, and 4
of section 5 of the Interim Zoning Regulations.
2. Access to the site from Route 7 via the service road is
not consistent with standards 1 and 5 of section 5 of the Interim
Zoning Regulations, based on traffic data submitted by the applicant
in relation to traffic speed, intensity, and spacing, as well as
roadway geometry on Route 7.
3. Access to the site via the signallize8 intersection at Green
Mountain drive is compatible with the above referenced standards
1 & 5 by providing adequate storage space and signallized access
control for the miniwarehouse traffic, with minimal interference
to other traffic.
4. The frontage along Route 7 assures the project of excellent
exposure to the motoring public; there is no necessity for access to
be contiguous to the most conspicuous portion of the property,
particularly when signallized access is available, and the rate of
customer turnover is relatively low.
B. Stipulations
1. Any subdivision of the property shall be in accord' with
the original stipulations of the National Life Plan approval and
shall be governed as well by the municipal subdivision regulations.
2. No retailing or wholesaling of goods or services on premises
will be permitted, except disposal of delinquent merchandise as
incidental to the miniwarehousing business.
3. No school bus service will be provided to the property.
4. This proposal must obtain site plan approval prior to the
insuance of a building permit.
5. This approval expires 6 months from this date.
June 5, 1978
Bonus & Lawrence Real Estate
1775 14illiston Road
South Burlington, Vermont 05401
Res Conditional use applications Trachte Metal Buildings and
Tracy Gleason
Dear Mr. Lawrence:
Be advised that the South Burlington City Council will hold a
public hearing on Monday, June 19, 1978 at 8:00 p.m. to consider
the above request for conditional uses.
A fee of $30.00 fie due regarding the application of Trachte Metal
Buildings.
Please plan to attend this hearing.
Very truly,
Richard ward
Zoning Administrative Officer
Rid/mcg
1 Encl
cc: Had Drury
July 6, 1c 3
Bemis & Laukence Realty
1775 Williston Road
South Burlington, Vermont 05401
Re: Application for zoning permitsf Gleason Music Store and
Trachte Metal Buildings
Dear Mr. LaUtence:
The South Burlington City Council has revieNed your application for
a permit for the two proposal listed above, they have requested that
you furnish them with the following:
A - Gleason Music Store
1. Consideration of relocation of the existing curb cuts, they
suggested that the Dorset Street curb opening be moved to the south-
erly end of the property or that the Kennedy Drive opening be moved
easterly.
2. That a reviser plan be submitted showing connection to the
city sewer system.
n - Trachte Metal Buildings
1. The number of units and population in each community that
the traffic count refers to.
2. Submit an accurate rendering of the plan.
3. Plans for developing the rest of the property.
4. An alternate plan using the cul-de-sac on Green Mountin
Drive as an entrance to the property.
5. The dates on the traffic counts presented.
6. Does applicant contemplate selling merchandise on a retail
or wholesale basis, written statement.
APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE
SOUTH BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL
I hereby apply to the City Council for conditional use approval under
the Interim Zoning Regulation.
Property Owner
e.1.Q. c_
Property location & description 10.4 Q (' 7 L o 1 S' 6A 0 nW Lod
Section 5
Conditional Uses
I understand the regular meetings are held twice a month on Monday
at 8:00 p.m. at the City Hall, Conference Room. The legal advertise-
ment must appear in the Burlington Free Press a minimum of fifteen
(15) days before the hearing, I agree to pay a fee of $30.00 which
fee is to off -set the costs of advertising and the hearing.
Hearina Date
C1w_1�
4Signati
SOUTH BURLINGTON ZONING NOTICE
of Appellant
In accordance with the South Burlington Interim Zoning Regulations and
Section 4447, Title 24, V.S.A. the South Burlington City Council will
hold a public hearing,at the South Burlington City Offices, Conference
Room, 1175 Williston Road, South Burlington, Vermont on
(day of week)
following:
Application of
seeking
1'_'/ // l ;'' ��"' a t � ' d'� ,� �� to consider the
(month and date) (time)
from Section' ,
--- of the South Burlington
Zoning Regulations. Request is for permission to
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SPOKES & OBUCHOWSKI
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
P. O. BOX 2325
SOUTH BURLINGTON, VERMONT 05402
RICHARD A. SPOKES LT75 VAUJSTON ROAD
JOSEPH F. OBUCHOWSKt September 18, 1978 - TELEPHONE 1802) 863-2857
Mr. William Szymanski
Manager, City of South Burlington
1175 Williston Road
So. Burlington, Vermont 05401
Re: National Life Insurance
Dear Bill:
You have asked whether National Life Insurance has a vested interest
to continue with its development as approved by the Planning
Commission in 1973 which would prevent the City from requiring
National Life to provide access in an eastward direction to Green
Mountain Road from the back of Lot No. 1, instead of by use of the
frontage road parallel to Shelburne Road. I conclude from the
discussion below that the action which the City Council desires to
take is permissable within the authority of the 1978 Interim Zoning
Regulations.
As you know, the original subdivision was approved on January 23,
1973. Since that time substantial construction has occured through-
out the development. In April of 1978 South Burlington adopted
its Interim Zoning Regulations. Thereafter, National Life applied
for a Conditional Use Permit which would allow the construction of
a warehouse facility on Lot No. 1. In your proposed findings you
conclude that present traffic conditions on Shelburne Road are such
that the funneling of all traffic out of the National Life Subdi-
vision through the Green Mountain Road traffic light onto Shelburne
Road would be the most desirable method of traffic control.
Legal authority in Vermont, as well as other states, suggests that
no developer obtains a vested right to proceed with a development
as originally authorized in the face of zoning amendments enacted
in response to changed circumstances. (Anderson, American Law of
Zoning 2d, 923.23) Courts uniformally recognize that any expecta-
tion a developer might have to proceed with a project to completion
as originally designed must be considered secondary in importance
to a municipality's interest in adapting its zoning regulations to
changed conditions. Furthermore, the Courts recognize the validity
and usefulness of interim zoning as a method of maintaining the
status quo pending adoption of more permanent zoning regulations.
Town of Mendon v. Ezzo, 129 Vt. 351, 356 (1971).
Mr. William Szymanski Page 2
The rezoning situation must be distinquished from the circumstance
in which a town seeks to modify the conditions of a development
after its original approval without any change in its Zoning
Regulations. Courts tend to conclude in this latter circumstance
that a developer indeed does have a vested interest to proceed
with his project to completion. South Burlington's action appears
to fall within the spirit and purposes of the Interim Zoning
Regulations and is therefore not an attempt to make ad hoc modi-
fications of a previously approved commercial development.
It is important to note that in 1973 National Life received ap
proval only for the subdivision of its property. In this regard,
National Life in all likelihood has some vested interest in the
present confirguration and size of lots as originally approved by
the Planning Commission. However, National Life was never given
any form of approval regarding permissible use of that subdivided
property. Therefore, National Life cannot assert at this time
that it has a vested right to construct a warehouse or any other
structure. Preseault v. Wheel, 132 Vt. 247 (1974) is the only
Vermont case which deals with the vested rights issue. That case
concluded that a developer who had obtained authorization for
a particular use for his property had in fact obtained a vested
right to proceed with development when the City modified its
Zoning Ordinance during a period in which the development was in-
volved in litigation. Preseault is clearly distinquishable from
the situation which South Burlington faces. National Life was never
given approval for any particular use. Furthermore, the City's
concern regarding storage uses on this particular parcel was
evident under the permanent Zoning Ordinance. Even prior to
the enactment of the Interim Zoning Ordinance, the permanent Zoning
Regulations required that storage uses in the zone which includes
the National Life subdivision receive conditional use authorization
from the Zoning Board.
In addition, several factors suggest that no vested right has in
fact been created which would require South Burlington to permit
National Life to complete its development according to initial
specifications. The only subdivision improvement which is potentially
jeoparidized by the Council's proposed action would be the use of the
frontage road for access to Lot No. 1. The frontage road at the
present time extends only to the southern boundary of Lot No. 1.
It has not been completed along the western boundary of Lot No. 1
as projected in the initial plan. The frontage road as it exists
now remains necessary to service the two lots adjacent to Lot No. 1
on its southern boundary, and therefore does not constitute a lost
investment to National Life. In addition, the frontage road is
prepatory in character and does not constitute construction
on Lot No. 1 itself. Finally, the action which the Council pro-
poses to take clearly conforms to the purposes of the Interim
Mr. William Szymanski Page 3
Zoning Regulations. As the preamble of that document indicates,
"these regulations are designed to regulate land development in
certain areas of the City of South Burlington which are presently
experiencing severe traffic congestion and where roads are at or
approaching unacceptable levels of service." The City is required
under the provisions of Section 5 to consider traffic on roads and
highways in the vicinity of any proposed development before author-
izing a Conditional Use. It is clear that the City's purpose in
requiring access to Lot No. 1 from an easterly direction is
intended to funnel.traffic through the signalized intersection of
Green Mountain Road with Shelburne Road, thereby reducing the hazards
of traffic congestion in that area.
I therefore conclude that National Life has no vested right which
would prevent the City from requiring an. easterly access to Lot
No. 1.
Very truly yours,
Richa Spokes
RAS/ccb
Milton Road
Stratton, VT.
July 18, 1978
Mr. Richard Ward
Zoning Administrative Office
South Burlington, VT. 05401
Dear Mr. Ward:
In response to your letter dated July 6, 1978, I submit the following
information regarding the six questions.
1. No. of units and population:
Waterloo, Iowa 60,000 population, 212 units
Cedar Falls, Iowa 100,000 240 "
Sterling Heights, Michigan 500,000 440 "
Livonia Heights, Michigan 500,000 500
The proposed South Burlington facility has 400 units.
2. The redrawn plan showing ingress and egress from the National Life
access road is attached.
3. Future Development: If this request is approved, we would submit
plans for an office complex to be situated on the balance of the
land adjacent to Shelburne Road. It would also be our intent to
negotiate for sufficient land north of Lot 1 to establish an addit-
ional curb cut opposite Homes Avenue, which would service the office
complex. Construction would not begin until a majority of the
building is leased.
The remaining land between the mini warehouse and Green Mountain Drive
would be available for any of the permitted uses, as presently defined by
Zoning Regulations.
4. The entrance to the mini warehouse has to be from Shelburne Road via
the access road.. The feasibility studies predict that 49% of all
occupants learn about mini warehouses from driving by and ideal
locations are on streets or roads with a traffic count of 15,000 cars
per day, thereby necessitating access from the main artery.
Mr. Richard Ward July 18, 1978
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5. Dates on traffic counts were May and June, 1978.
6. There will be no retailing or wholesaling of goods or products
from this operation. There will be, on occasion, the disposal
of delinquent merchandise. This would be accomplished by
receiving three quotes from dealers as related to the particular
type of delinquent merchandise being disposed of. The merchan-
dise would then be removed and sold off -site.
In addition, I would like to clarify the use of the manager's quarters.
There would be a manager on duty twenty-four hours a day, seven days a
week. This would be accomplished by hiring either a person or persons,
on a scheduled basis, or a person to live in. We would appreciate
having this flexibility and would stipulate not to hire anyone that
would require school bus services.
I hope this clearly answers your concerns. Please feel free to call if
you have any questions.
Respectfully yours,
Elmer F. Argast
til
Bemis 8v
Lawrence
Realty,
Inc.
Richard Ward
Zoning Adm.
So. Burlington,
Dear Mr. Ward;
1775 Williston Road Telephone
South Burlington, 864-0595
Vermont
05401
Vermont 0540.1
July 5, 1978
Enclosed are the Architectural Renderings and traffic
counts supplied to us by TRACHTE Metal Buildings Co. for
the proposed mini -warehouse on Shelburne Rd.
The Sterling Heights location is similar to the
proposed So.Burli'ngton location from a square footage
stand point, and shows a five week dai'ly average traffic
count of 17.3 units per day.
Please feel free to call if we can be of further
assistance in this matter.
enc.
rj1/ts
Sincerely,
Ra on`m !Ck, i;J
Realtor
113 1MLS
REALTOR o
6xtza Space, 9wc.
P. 0. BOX 130 - RANDOLPH, WISCONSIN 53956
TRAFFIC COUNTS TABULATED FROM MANAGERS DAILY REPORTS
Cedar Falls,
Iowa
39,999
net
rentable
square feet
Week of:
S
M
T
W
T
May 20
6
11
10
7
10
May 27
5
6
7
5
10
June 3
7
6
15
11
11
June 10
5
6
10
12
9
Waterloo, Iowa
37,600
net
rentable
square feet
Week of-
S
M
T
w
T
May 20
4
5
8
9
10
May 27
5
11
7
9
8
June 3
5
5
11
10
6
June 10
6
9
12
9
8
F
S
Total
10
9
63
7
5
45
10
6
66
7
6
55
F
S
Total
12
6
54
7
6
53
13
12
62
12
10
66
Sterling
heights,
Michigan
59,600 net rentable square
feet
Week of :
S
M
T
w
T
F
Aptil
8
7
12
15
14
17
20
April
15
5
26
25
23
23
22
April
22
4
17
21
24
13
27
April
29
5
23
27
30
27
19
May
6
4
17
19
24
16
21
Livonia, Michigan
73,950
net
rentable
square feet
Week of:
S
M
T
w
T
F
May
13
8
30
27
33
29
26
May
20
7
26
20
17
23
21
Mav
27
5
21
18
31
26
13
June
3
8
10
43
25
34
32
June
10
4
42
35
31
31
34
I %%tify hat this is true and correct information.
1:96 J4
Allan P. Nelson
'.Votary
PAUL B. LIN®AU
NOTARY N4(RLI C
STATE 0 ` MCCN SIN
S Total
15
100
15
130
11
117
12
143
7
108
S Total
23 176
15 12q
9 123
6 158
15 191
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July 6, 1978
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This information should be compiled and forwarder: to this office
na soon as possible, once we receive this information your application
will be submitted to the City Council for fin3l action.
If you have any questions don't hesitate to contact me.
Very truly,
Richard Marc
Zoning Administrative Officer
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