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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1977

Page

8

City Zoning Unit Approves Condominium Proposal

The City Zoning Unit votes 3 to 2 to recommend the Planning Commission approve Bjornsen Investment Corp. to rezone 15 acres at First Avenue and Cottage Grove SE from single family to multi family. The plan envisions 264 housing units in six 36 unit and two 24 unit buildings with underground parking, phased at no more than 72 units annually.

First Avenue Cottage Grove SE City Planning Commission Bjornsen Investment Corp Bjornsen Barlow Foods

Plaza East expansion faces holding-pond site and traffic concerns

The Plaza East project requests rezoning from R-3 and a building of 195 units, with the final 36 units near a holding pond to wait on storm sewer capacity. Neighbors cite traffic and drainage worries as four speakers opposed. planning committee deadlocks 2-2, chair votes in favor. Final decision awaits planning commission and city council.

Kenwood Ditch Plaza East Bjornsen Regency Norman Dake Ann Frenzen Quest Robert Blythe John Walters Dake Frengen Tom Chukas

Parking Ramp Bids Trimmed As Council Delays Award

City council and engineers eyed design cuts to lower the Kinderknecht bid on the First Avenue ramp to about 3.57 million plus revenue systems. A 62 week construction period awaits council authority and a next week bond study could shift funding plans.

Kinderknecht Associates Mel Meyer Kim Steveley Architectural Combine McConnell Steveley Anderson Brown Healey Bock First Avenue Knutson Contraction Co Don Canney Steveley Knutson Kinderknecht

Ad Executive Dies in California at 74

Fairfax Cone founder chairman and director emeritus of Foote, Cone & Belding died Monday in Carmel California. He was 74. ten years ago President Johnson and Premier Kosygin neared a summit conference.

Chicago Fairfax Cone Foote, Cone & Belding Carmel Calif Johnson Kosygin

Rural Youth Conference Opens Doors at MSSU Springfield

The Rural Youth of the USA hosts a five day conference August 8 to 12 at Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield Missouri. Activities include a day at Silver Dollar City the play The Shepard of the Hills a volleyball tournament guest speakers from Missouri state and a dance. The registration is $80 covering meals lodging group activities campus facilities. For information contact Alice Berridge by July 1 at 225 Twelfth street NE 52402 or (319) 398-7645.

U.S.A Southwest Missouri State University Springfield Canada Silver Dollar City Missouri State Alice Berridge Twelfth Street

Linn County to Rebuild River Walls Around May’s Island

Linn County engineers tell supervisors the retaining walls south of the Third Avenue bridge are in the worst condition and will cost about 1 million to rebuild. They will monitor deterioration to estimate collapse risk while the project faces Corps of Engineers flood plain concerns. total cost about 3.3 million, city bearing most of it.

Linn County May's Island Linn Third Avenue Bridge Dave Johnson Shire- Hattery and Associates Johnson Bill Harrington Ning Corps of Engineers

James Stokely Jr. Poet, Conservationist Dies at 63

James Stokely Jr. poet author and conservationist who wrote Neither Black Nor White won the 1957 Hillman award died Monday in Newport Tennessee at age 63. Ten years ago a house subcommittee approved legislation to make it a federal crime to travel between states to incite a riot.

Newport, Tenn James Stokely, Jr House

Linn Food Stamp Schedule Changed

The Department of Social Services released a new schedule for certifying and selling food stamps at outreach centers. Public input may be directed to Joe Nassif at 398-3525.

Department of Social Services Joe Nassif Center Point City Hall Mt. Vernon Hacap Center Central City Oak Hill Hawthorne Hills Marion

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