HomeMy WebLinkAbout1979-09-24 372 AG RESOLVEy SirCITY OF BANGOR
QI11E,)ESOhiBt_ARR.ioving .Conceptual.Scheme. forDevelopmentof Low -
and Moderate -Income Housing in the Third -Main Neighborhood Con-
servation Project.
By. city CowmN dhB aim efBaaaer.
RMLFED, WHEREAS. by passage of Resolve 197 AG on March 26,
1979, the City Council of the City of Bangor authorized the Maine
State Housing Authority to solicit proposals for the development of
not more than forty apartment units for low- and moderate -income
persons in the area of the Third -Main Neighborhood Conservation
Project known as the "former Gas Works area'; and
WHEREAS, by passage of Resolve 275 AG on May 30, 1979, the City
Council of the City of Bangor approved the selection by the Maine
State Housing Authority of the partnership of Robert R. Kurson and
Newell B'. Burson as developer of housing for low- and moderate -
income persons to be located in the area of the Third -Main Conser-
vation Project known as the "former Gas Works area" in accordance
with Council Resolve 197 AG; and
WHEREAS, Resolve 197 AG passed on March 26, 1979; contained a
provision that the selected developer must submit aconceptual scheme
of the proposed development; containing all of the information listed
n Exhibit A attached hereto, to the City Council for its approval or
rejection within the 30 day period following the developer's submission
of such conceptual scheme:
NOW TNEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
,BANGOR THAT, the conceptual scheme for the development of 32 units
for low- and moderate -income persons, to be located in the area of
the Third -Main Conservation Project known as the "former Gas Works
area", submitted by Kuraon and Burson is hereby approved in accordance
with Council Resolve 197 AG.
-In City Council Sept.24,1979
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RESOLVE
Approving Conceptus1 s 4gms for
Development of Low as loderste
Income Housing in the Third Maid
Neighborhood Conservation project
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Exhibit A (of Resolve No. 197 AG)
Me conceptual plan skull be prepared by a duly registered architect as defined
by Title 32 of the Maine Revised Statutes Annotated. The following conceptual
scheme submissions shall be required:
a. Site Flan - Me site plan shall be draw to a scats of one (1)
Inch equals twenty (20) feet wherever practical. tae plan
should include:
(1) Property lines and dimensions.
(2) Adjacent features, such as abutting streets, buildings
r properties.
(3) Existing and proposal owed areas, including the type
of pavement and principal dimensions.
(4) The on-site parking layout, and traffic flow, if any.
(5) Fleeting areas, fncludiag general sane ani variety of
trees and shrubs.
(6) All existing and proposed utilities, both above and
below groand, including service connections and drainage
facilities.
(7) Principal elevatians, grades, or contours, both existing
ems proposed.
(8) Existing a,d new building outlines, including overlaps
-' such as canopies or basement extensions.
b. Fluor Plan - :The scale of the floor plan shall be left to the
discretion of the architect. This pleu shell show general room
layouts and use, including entrences and exits. Dimensions may
be approximate and the overall floor area for each floor shall
be indicated. The elevation of each floor shall be indicated.
C. Elevations - A suitable c ection o elevation of the building
.sem provided, either la the form of an artist's rendering of
the building or a cross-section of the building. Were site grades
Play an important part in the layout of multi-level structures,
Me Design Committee aha]1 reserve the right to request cut -away
elevations showing the relationship of Sleeve to surrounding grades.
Materials to be used for exterior treatment shell be indicated.