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. . Minutes - Plan Commission Page 8 April 27, 1988 e. Security bars of any style or material shall not be installed on any doors or windows with frontage facing a street. Mr. Marsh seconded the motion. Kreishman asked about the propriety of including such a regulation in the Zoning Code. Mr. Ollendorff stated that the regulation could be included in a miscellaneous section of the City Code, but that these ordinances had the potential of being overlooked. Mr. Goldman stated that the proposed regulation was a general welfare issue which can typically be included in the zoning regulations. Chairman McCauley called for a vote on the motion which passed by a vote of 6-0. REQUEST TO REZONE A THREE ACRE PARCEL ADJACENT TO THE RUTH PARK GOLF COURSE FROM "PAM TO "SR" Mr. Ollendorff, City Manager, stated that the City was proposing a request to rezone a three acre parcel of land immediately north of the Ruth Park Golf Course off Olive Boulevard, 81st Street and Blancha Drive from "PAM-Public Activity to "SR"-Single Family. He stated that the City had put the property up for sale, and the bid which was accepted by the City Council called for 16 attached single family homes on the site. Mr. Ollendorff responded to a question by Chairman McCauley regarding the sale of City property. Mr. Ollendorff stated that this was a first step in the City selling vacant property that it owned for more prosperous use. Mr. Ollendorff showed the Plan Commission the proposed site plan for the project and introduced the developer, Mr. Jordan Tobin of Tobin DeSign & Construction. After further discussion, Ms. Kreishman moved that the Plan Commission recommend approval of the City's request to rezone the above-described three acre parcel of land from "PAM-Public Activity to "SR"-Single Family. The motion was seconded by Mr. Marsh and passed by a vote of 6-0. REQUEST TO SUBDIVIDE A 1.6 ACRE TRACT ON NORTH AND SOUTH ROAD AT BALSON AVENUE, PRELIMINARY PLAT Mr. Jim Hall, an architect representing Tracy Rufkahr, stated that Mr. Rufkahr had previously proposed to the Plan Commission and City Council the rezoning of a 1.6 acre tract on the west side of North and South Road at the eastern terminus of Balson Avenue from "MR"-Multifamily Residential to "SR"-Single Family Residential in order to develop a 7 parcel, single family, private subdivision. Mr. Hall stated that he and Mr. Rufkahr were currently before the Plan Commission for a review of the preliminary plat of the proposed subdivision. Mr. Hall stated that in response to Mr. Goldman's memo of April 22, 1988, to the Chairperson and members of the Plan Commission, he had identified all easements on the site and shown that the 30' wide sewer easement at the front of Lots 5, 6 and 7 would not encroach on the bUilding lines for Lot 6 and 7. The bUilding lines had been moved back on those lots. Mr. Hall stated that the developer planned to include 4' wide sidewalks and a 7' wide space for street landscaping. Mr. Rufkahr had drafted deed restrictions for the development, but had planned included these for the final plat review. After further discussion, Mr. Safe moved that the Plan Commission recommend approval of the preliminary plat for the proposed "Stanford Place Tract". Mr. Kendall seconded the motion which passed by a vote of 5-0 with one abstention.