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AN ORDINANCE
Granting the Appeal of the
Presbyterian Home for a
Variation from the Use
Regulations of the Evanston
Zoning Ordinance adopted
November 21, 1960.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
EVANSTON, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS:
SECTION 1: That a variation from the use
regulations of the Evanston
Zoning Ordinance adopted November 21, 1960, so far as said
regulations pertain to the property in the City of Evanston
located at 3200 Grant Street and legally described as -
The West V2 of the S.E.Y4 of the S.W.% and the
East 20 acres of the S.W.14 of the S.W.V4 in
Section 11, Township 41 North, Range 13 East
of the Third Principal Meridian (except parts
dedicated for street purposes) and Lots 1 to
10 inclusive, in Block 5 and Lots 1 to 11
• inclusive in Block 6 in the Highlands Evanston
Lincolnwood First Addition being a subdivision
of the S.W.% of the S.W.% except the East 20
acres thereof) of said Section 11,
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is hereby granted, permitted and made so as to permit the
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PRESBYTERIAN HOME to develop approximately 24 acres of land
with 24 single-family cottages, 10 twin cottages, 4 quatrefoils
containing 60 duelling units and 3 four-story apartment buildings
containing 145 apartments, in accordance with the revised site
plan dated January 25, 1961 and filed with the Zoning Board of
Appeals and set forth in the recommendation of the Zoning Board ;
of Appeals, subject to the following:
lm That the streets within the subject property
shall be not less than 18 feet in width, provided that
appellant shall first furnish the City of Evanston a
bindin a reement, in form satisfactory to its Corporation
Counsel, a) to hold the City harmless from any claim
for damages resulting from Fire or Police Department
or other City equipment running off any street or driveway
within the subject property; and (b) to keep such streets
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and driveways at all times free from parked cars, snow
i! or other obstructions; that all streets and driveways
!! within the property shall remain the property of the
appellant and be maintained by appellant at its expense
in accordance with standards set by the City of Evanston;
2. That the buildings on the property and the
!� driveways providing access to them shall observe the
27-foot front yard setback on all three streets to
the north, east, and south of the proposed development;
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{ 3. The entrances, exits, and emergency driveways
of the property shall be constructed according to City
!` s ecifications and shall be at locations approved by
t e Traffic Engineer of the City of Evanston,*provided
that the emergency driveways on Lawndale Avenue shall
be paved to the street line and maintained in good
condition by the Presbyterian Horse, suitable for use
at all times, and provided further that said emergency
driveways shall be closed by shrubbery, sod or other
means acceptable to the Traffic Engineer, and provided
further that a demand traffic signal may be installed
at the Ridgeway Avenue entrance with the approval of
the Traffic Engineer;
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�i 4. That adequate off-street parking shall be
provided in a manner approved by the Building Department
and the Traffic Engineer of the City of Evanston;
5. That the sewer connections for servicing the
property shall only be at points approved by the City
Engineer;
!j 6. That provision for garbage disposal and the
like shall be the responsibility of appellant;-
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!+ 7. That no garages shall be built at either the
j northeast or the southeast corners of the property but
i shall be at locations and constructed in such manner
!=! as approved by the Director of Planning of the City
of Evanston; and
8. That the variation is granted upon an under-
standing with the appellant that in any future or
further development of appellant's property, the
intensity of use must observe limits so as to maintain
the character of the neighborhood and that this factor
shall be taken into consideration in the granting of
any special use permits or further variations for
future development of the property.
SECTION 2: The Director of Building is
ordered and directed to grant
a permit to the Presbyterian Home, subject to the provisions
referred to under Section 1 of this ordinance, and in accordance
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with the recommendations of the Zoning Board of Appeals.
SECTION 3: This ordinance shall be in
full force and effect from
and after its passage and approval, according to law.
INTRODUCED_.)jff 4.14 1961
is ADOPTED ---MA $74 0 110 1961
APPROVED 1961
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