Zoning Motions are approved by the Board at the following month’s board meeting, which is held the first Monday of the month. To review past zoning meeting minutes and approved motions find the applicable NLNA Board Meeting Minutes by clicking here: Board Meeting Minutes.

APRIL 2014 — Zoning Agenda

Location: NL Community Center, 700 N. 3rd Street (3rd & Fairmount)As always, the meetings are public and all are welcome to attend and participate.

Monday – April 28, 2014

6:30 start!(6:30) 823-25 N. Lawrence St. (to Leithgow) – ICMX – Nino Cutrafello – A return visit with a proposal to build 4 singlefamilydwellings – no garages on Lawrence St.(6:50) 622 N. 2nd St. – CMX2.5 – Maya Pirok - A proposal for a veterinary clinic. Animal services are allowed in this zone butmedical use requires “special exception”.(7:15) 600 N. 4th St. – ICMX – Kevin O’ Neil – A return visit with a proposal for (10) single-family dwellings.(7:45) 836 N. 3rd St – CMX2 – Herc Grigos – A proposal for 26 single-family dwellings including two that have convertible firstfloor commercial spaces.(8:15) 823 N. 2nd St. – Todd Lowell – A proposal to renew the temporary variance for tattoo parlor.

Tuesday – April 29, 2014

(6:30) 1036 N. 4th St. – RSA5 – Nino Cutrafello – A proposal for 3 single-family dwellings.(7:00) 705 N. 2nd St. – Bourbon and Branch – CMX2.5 – Chris Conover – To discuss outdoor seating and Special AssemblyLicense.(7:35) 613-25 N. 3rd St. – ICMX – Steve Maffei – A return visit with a proposal for 9 single-family dwellings.(8:05) 360 Cambridge St./1133 N. 4th St. – I2 – Roland Kassis – A proposal for 5 residential units and 1:1 parking.(8:40) 401 Fairmount Ave. – CMX1 - Herc Grigos – A proposal to rehab 4 buildings on Fairmount Ave. and to demo building on 4th St. and the erection of 5 single-family dwellings.(9:00) 1015 N. American St. – I2 - David Killian – A return visit to add a first floor ADA unit which will remove one spot from apre-approved plan of 4 upper units and 4 parking spots. (The committee felt that the last presentation was unclear and lackedthe necessary details to make an informed decision).