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HomeMy WebLinkAboutORDINANCES-1970-075-O-70Amonded ,9-14- 70 a ' 75-0- 0 AN OROINANC'.i Granting the Appeal of Chicano Title and Trust Company, as Trustee Under Trust No. 48322, 2vanston federal ;savings and Loan Association Bonefici.ary� „ for a Variation from the OR -Strout Per Regulations of the vanston Zoning Ordinance, Atop; od November 21, 1964 BE IT CROAK ) BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of E'V'ANSTON, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS: SECTION It That, a variation from the off-street parking regulations of the Evanston Zoning Grdinahco# adapted November 21, 1960# so for as said regulations pertain to the property at W9-815 Davis Street, In the City of Evanston* and legally described as - Lot 24 (except the south 4.0 feet thereof taken for street, Document 1536467) togethor with all of Lots 250 26. 27 and 28 in the Subdivision of Block 65 in the village (now City) of Evanston, in Cook County, Illinois, is hereby granted, permitted and wade so as to permit the con- struction of a six -story building at 809-815 0avis ;3treeto subjoct to the following conditions (1) that 22 parking spaces are to be supp.lisd on the property; (2) that legal, title holder, for itself, its suc- cessor�# assi ns, and beneficiaries, shall agree to execute a Pease with the City of Evanston providing for the renting of 24 parking spaces from the City of Evanston in any of the municipally ownaci[ or operated parking facilities within a distance of 1750 foot from the proposed building, subject to the condition that the distance limitation may be increased by the City of Evanston if it is unable to provide that required leased spaces, within the distance specified, in facilities available for all -day and lo4g-torm parking; :; I ",l �5. (3) that the parking rates payable at any time during the lease period shall be the rate or rates then being charged by the City of Evans- ton to other parkers using the same parking facilities, and receiving the same parking privileges; (4) that the City of Evanston at all times during the lease period have the right to determine whether it is able to make available the 24 spaces or any part thereof; further, that the City of Evanston shall have the right to cancel the lease for any or all of the leased spaces at any time or to re- quire that any or all of the leased spaces shall be provided in other city parking facilities, provided that the lease for parking spaces shall not be cancelled without 60 days prior notice in writing, and, further, that the location of any parking space shall not be changed more than once in any calendar year; (5) that the aforesaid lease with the City of Evanston shall contain the aforesaid conditions in such form as shall be acceptable to the Corporation Counsel 'of the City of Evanston, and said lease shall be for a period of 30 years, and the City of Evanston shall have the option to extend said lease for an additional 24 years;. (6) that the .Legal title holder shall provide an appropriate form of security to guarantee and • commit itself and any future legal beneficial owner, of the subject property to make such pay- ments for the leased parking as are required by the City Manager with the aforesaid lease; (7) that the lease required herein shall contain a provision whereby the covenants and agreements of said .Lease shall be terminated and the lessee's obligation thereunder shall be terminated if the lessee shall at any time permanently provide all the required parking spaces in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance; (8) that the appellant execute an agreement establish- ing an easement on.the south four (4) feet of Lot twenty-five (25), twenty-six (26), twenty-seven (27) and twenty-eight (28) for use as a public sidewalk; (9) that upon expiration or acquisition of the long- term leasehold on the adjacent property, the ex- isting structure shall be wrecked and parking spaces installed sufficient to meet the require- ments of the zoning ordinance; (10) that the public sidewalk shall be improved with tree wells arid -plantings in accordance with the recommendations of the Darks Department; and (11) that a covenant to the above conditions shall be submitted in recordable form by the appellant, 0-2-0 all in accordance with the recommendations of the Zoning Board of Appeals. •� SECTION 2: The Director of Inspections and Permits is ordered and directed to grant such permits as shall be required to effectuate the t recommendations of the Zoning Board of Appeals# and the varia- tion granted thereunder. SECTION 3: This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and' approval in the manner provided by law. 0 introduced September 14 f 1970 Adopted September 28 1970 Attest. Approved September 28 # 1970 /s/ Peter D. Jans Acting Mayor /s/ Maurice F. Brown City Clerk Approved as to form: /s / Jack M. Siegel Corporation Counsel. 3..