Rezoning Ordinance Passes First Reading in Marion
Marion City Council approved the first reading of a zoning change from R-2 to R-4 on the southeast corner of First Avenue and 11th Street to permit housing for the elderly and handicapped. The vote was 5 to 1 with Charles Kraut dissenting over fire safety plan concerns.
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Marion
First Avenue
11Th Street
Charles Kraut
35Th Street
Copper Realty
Blairs Ferry Road
Lindale Drive
11Th Avenue
30Th
31St Streets
Gordon Stead
30Th St
Everett Knott
31St St
John H. Knudsen
Lawrence A. Asaro
Asaro
Linn-Mar
25Th Ave
William J. Grundy
Mary Lou Pazour
Hurley Hall
Carl Foster
Ed Begley
Eighth Ave
Marion Boulevard
Bill Hawkins
Fifth Avenue
Planning and Zoning Commission
Home Partners plans elderly housing unit. rezoning faces approval
Planning the housing project is by Home Partners. They failed to obtain rezoning last December amid neighborhood opposition led by Mr. and Mrs. Chet Trembly of 1185 First Ave. Tremblies now say their questions were answered and they no longer oppose the project. The city has not received further objections as initial approval for the rezoning ordinance proceeds.
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Home Partners Firm
Chet Trembly
First Ave
Tremblys
Bids approved for paving and squad cars in Marion
Marion City Council approved a paving bid from Dave Schmitt Construction Co. for 1978 Project No. 1 at $91,695, plus one other bid. setting Second Street between Ninth and 10th Avenues. The council also awarded Bob Zimmerman Ford the low bid of $5,169.03 per car for three squad cars totaling $15,507.09 funded from the 1978-79 budget.
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Dave Schmitt
D.C. Taylor and Co
E and F Construction Co
Marion
40Th Street
Westover Road
Glenbrook Cove
Cedar Rapids
Chew
Car found after Marion Post Office theft wreckage southeast of Martelle
Marion police report a car stolen early Thursday from the south park ing lot of the Marion Post Office was found demolished later in the day southeast of Martelle. The owner is Douglas A. Score of Marion. The radio and speakers were removed before the wreck, likely with a claw hammer.
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Marion
Marion Post Office
Martelle
Douglas A. Score
Eighth St
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