THE TENNESSEAN, Tuesday, Mrs. Sarah McGaw COLUMBIA, Tenn. Services for Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Dial McGaw, 86, of Franklin, will be at 11 a.m. today at Oakes and Nichols Funeral Home.
Burial will be in Adkisson Cemetery, Maury County. Mrs. McGaw died Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Baker, Franklin. Survivors include two other.
daughters, Mrs. Hollis Scott, Columbia, and Mrs. Arthur Potts, Santa Fe, a son, Wesley McGaw, Columbia; a sister, Mrs. Jessie Quirk, Santa Fe; seven grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Mrs.
Sara Roark SPRINGFIELD, Tenn. Services for Mrs. Sara Moore Roark, 77, of Springfield, will be at 10 a.m. today at Associated Funeral Home. Burial will be in Robertson County Memorial Gardens.
Mrs. Roark died Saturday at her home. She was the widow of the late Richard Roark, retired commissioner of streets for Springfield. Survivors include a son, James Roark, Nashville; a daughter, Mrs. Haynes Wilson, Gallatin; two brothers, Tollie, Cross Plains, and Ewing Moore, Portland, four grandchildren and six great children.
Herbert L. Gregory PORTLAND, Tenn. Herbert Luther Gregory, 90, of Portland, a retired schoolteacher, died yesterday in Sumner County Memorial Hospital, Gallatin, Tenn. Services will be at 3 p.m. today at Wilkinson and Wiseman Funeral Home.
Burial will be in Maple Hill Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Annie Mayes Gregory; Basil Gregory, Portland; two sisters, Mrs. Hettie Harper and Mrs. Vera Clark, Portland; two brothers, Herman and Harvey Gregory, Portland; three grandchildren, eight great -grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren.
Carl L. Wheeler Jr. COLUMBIA, Tenn. Services for Carl Lee Wheeler 29, of Columbia, a draftsman and dispatcher for Challenger Mobile Homes, will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Oakes and Nichols Funeral Home.
Burial will be in Polk Memorial Gardens. Wheeler died Saturday in Vanderbilt Hospital after an unexpected illness. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Deborah Doggett Wheeler; two daughters, Miss Harley and Miss Laura Wheeler, Columbia; parents, Carl and Perry Lee Wheeler, Columbia; two sisters, Miss Karen and Miss Linda Wheeler, Columbia; a brother, Ronnie Wheeler, Columbia; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Sylvia Wheeler, Rolfe, Iowa.
Mrs. Odell Smotherman MURFREESBORO Graveside services for Mrs. Odell Downum Smotherman, 81, of Murfreesboro, will be at 10:30 a.m. today at Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs.
Smotherman died Sunday in Murfreesboro Health Care Center. The body is at Woodfin Memorial Chapel. Survivors include a son, Larry Smotherman, Blackman community; two daughters, Mrs. Guy James, Murfreesboro, and Mrs. Marvin Lea, Jefferson City, six grandchildren and three great grandch Mrs.
Pauline Gilson SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. Services for Mrs. Pauline Jones Gilson, 73, of Louisville, a former resident of Scottsville, will be at 2 p.m. today at Tom Crow and Son Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crescent Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Gilson died Saturday at her home in Louisville. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Patsy Ruth Pedigo, Versailles, a son, Jerry Fields, Louisville; a sister, Miss Grace Jones, Marion, a brother, Charles Jones, Franklin, five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Death Notices gomery, one brother; four sisters; very devoted friend, Mrs.
Mamie Montgomery; a host of other devoted relatives and friends. Complete arrangements announced later. RICHARD SMITH FUNERAL HOME, Directors. Carthage, Tn. WILMORE, Tom -Age 77 of the Watervale Community, August 24, 1981.
Survived by wife, Elsie Wilmore; daughters, Josephine Thomas, Pleasant Shade, Mrs. Charles Dillard, Watervale; son, Larry Wilmore, Watervale; sister, Hettie Patterson, Madison; eight grandchildren; four great grandchildren; three step grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Carthage Chapel of Sanderson Funeral Home conducted by Bro. Virdal Stafford, and Bro.
Z.R. Young. Interment Pleasant Shade Cemetery. SANDEROSN FUNERAL HOME of Carthage, 735-2118 JORDAN, Mr. Billie--Sunday, August 23,1981 at a local infirmary.
Survived by two daughters; seven sons; mother, Mrs. Louise Jordan, Mont- Blossom Shop Love is Remembering CALL. 242-0369 2509 Nolensville Rd. August 25, 1981 Death Notices Death Centerville, Ta. 84 years, Monday morning, August 24, BATES, Mrs.
Bessie Mayberry Ag 1981 at Hickman County Hospital. Survived by husband, Aaron H. Bates; sons, Marshall Bates, Lyles, Newt Bates, Nashville; daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Shelby, Centerville, Mamie Lee Ethridge, Dickson, Mrs. Gladys Terrill, Mrs.
Lucy Porter, Mrs. Josephine Terrill, all of Nashville, Mrs. Martha Jane Baker, Bon Aqua; twenty grandchildren; thirtynine great grandchildren; five great great grandchildren; one brother, George Mayberry, Centerville; sisters, Mrs. Adelle McClanahan, Russellville, Mrs. Mattie Lou Kimbro, Nashville.
Remains are at McDonald Funeral Home, Centerville, where services are to be held 10 a.m. Wednesday, August 26, 1981 conducted by Joe Bates with interment Wade Peeler Cemetery. Grandsons will serve as Pallbearers. MCDONALD FUNERAL HOME, in charge. SMITH, Mrs.
Virginia Dare- -Sunday, August 23, 1981 at Parkview Hospital. A resident of 3114 Larkspur Drive. Survivors include a son, Richardo Smith; mother, Mrs. Eula Smith; sister, Mrs. Alberta McDonald, Dayton, Ohio; brother, J.W.
Smith, Aliquippa, dear and devoted friend, Richard A. Grooms; other relatives and friends. Complete arrangements to be announced later. PATTON BROS. FUNERAL Directors HALL, Mrs.
Thelma Louise- Of 1601 Haynes Meade Circle, departed this life to enter eternal rest Friday in in Pittsburgh, Pa. Survived by sons, David Bryant and George Hall, daughter, Ms. Jacqueline Hall; sister, Mrs. Lula Gilbert of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Lera Jackson of Boston, brother, Allen Johnson, St.
Louis, two grandsons; two granddaughters; aunts, Mrs. Robbie Smith, and Mrs. Bessie Morton; very devoted cousins, Lawrence Irving, and Mrs. Emma Thorne; numerous nieces; nephews; cousins; other relatives and friends. Visitation with family Wednesday evening 7-8 o'clock at Tabernacle Baptist Church, 2214- 12th Avenue South.
Funeral services immediately following with Rev. James Gilbert, Rev. Richard Hunt, and Rev. Michael Graves, officiating. Members of Diamondrette Club, Inc.
will serve as Flowerbearers. Deacons and Male Ushers of Tabernacle Baptist Church as Pallbearers. Interment 11:00 a.m. Thursday, Greenwood Cemetery. PATTON BROS.
FUNERAL, Directors Bell Buckle, Tn. BUCKINGHAM, Mrs. Stella Patterson, -Age 96, Saturday, August 22, 1981 at Bedford County Hospital, Shelbyville, Tn. Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. Sarah Mosley, Deckerd, Mrs.
Mary Nelson, Detroit, Michigan, Mrs. Stella Rippey, Mrs. Ruby Chambers, both of Bell Buckle. The family will receive friends at Hills Chapel AME Church, Monday evening, from 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services from the above church Tuesday, August 25, 1981 at 2 p.m.
officiated by her Pastor Rev. A.L. Goss. Granddaughters will serve as Flowerladies. Grandsons as Pallbearers.
Interment Whitworth Cemetery. Arrangements by J.A. WELTON SONS, Tullahoma, Th. 455-2723 afternoon at Vanderbilt Hospital. Survived by wife, Harriette Marshall Simpkins; one daughter, Marcia Lynn Simpkins Cook, Fayetteville N.C.; one sister, Mrs.
Virginia Bass, Denton, N.C.; and two grandchildren, Catherine Diana Cook, and David Wayne Cook. Remains rest at Phillips-Robinson 2707 Gallatin Road. Services will be held at Dalewood Baptist Church, time to be announced later. Rev. Gary Taylor, Rev.
Michael Dawson, and Rev. Julius C. Thompson will 1 officiate. Honorary Pallbearers: Deacons of Dalewood Baptist Church, Members of the Fellowship Class, and Employees of Buchanan Construction Co. Active Pallbearers will be Nephews.
Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. PHILLIPSROBINSON Directors SIMPKINS, James Morris--Monday Centerville, Tn. ECKSTEIN, Charles -Age 49 years, early Monday morning, August 24, 1981 at his home on Old Columbia Road. Survived by wife, Mrs. Emmeline Shipp Eckstein; daughters, Misses Melissa Ann and Sarah (Sally) Eckstein, both of Centerville; father and mother, George E.
and Grace Airheart Eckstein, Nashville. Remains McDonald Funeral Home, Centerville. Funeral services are to be at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, August 26, 1981 at Centerville United Methodist Church conducted by Tom Smith. Interment Shipp Cemetery in Centerville. MCDONALD FUNERAL HOME, in charge.
BINKLEY, Mrs. Emma L. (Dot)Monday morning, August 24, 1981 at a local infirmary. Survived by husband, Mr. J.J.
Binkley, Nashville; sisters, Mrs. William Brecheen, Nashville, Mrs. James Rowlett, Goodlettsville, Mrs. Muriel 1 Felts, Joelton, nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon August 26, 1981 at 2 o'clock from the Woodlawn Chapel of Roses with Bro.
Doris Billingsley officiating. Active Pallbearers: Alfred Evans, Kenneth Evans, Franklin Evans, Wayne Evans, Del Felts, Earl Maple, Donald Forrester, Steve Cavnar. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Arrange'by WOODLAWN FUNERAL WEST, Goldie Lucille Survived by husband, Hooper West, Hendersonville; two sons, Bernice Duke, Houston, J.S. Duke, Louisiana; one daughter, Mrs.
Judy Pence; two sisters, Mrs. Lorene Huff, Mrs. Aline Bessinger; several grandchildren. Remains are at Hermitage Funeral Home, where services will be conducted Wednesday, August 26, 1981 at 10 a.m. by Bro.
Willie Cato. Friends and nephews will serve as Pallbearers. Interment Hermitage Memorial Gardens. HERMITAGE FUNERAL HOME, 889-0361 Death Notices Special Notices Legal Counsel ROSA, Mrs. Marie Petrone- Sunday evening, August 23, 1981 at a local infirmary.
Survived by sons, Ralph P. Rosa, Michael both of Nashville; ten grandchildren; fourteen great grandchildren; three great great grandchildren. Remains are at Marshall Donnelly Combs, 25th North West End, leaving 12:45 p.m. Tuesday, August 25, 1981 for St. Henry's Catholic Church, Harding Road for Funeral Mass at 1:30.
Grandsons and nephews will serve as Pallbearers. Interment Calvary Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited 7:30 this Monday evening at Marshall Donnelly Combs, 327-1111 Barns, Tn. ALLEN, Beth -Age 16 years, suddenly Monday morning, August 24, 1981. Survived by parents, Billy and Mary Ruth Allen, Burns; one sister, Connie Allen, Nashville; grandparents, Mrs.
Flora Tidwell, Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Allen, Lyles. The remains are at the Dickson Funeral Home, Dickson, where services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, August 25, 1981 conducted by Dwight Nelson.
Interment Harpeth Memory Garden, Hwy 100. Arrangements by DICKSON FUNERAL HOME, Dickson, Tn. Hendersonville, Tn. HAM, Rimon- -Age 75, of Hendersonville, Saturday evening, August 22, 1981. Survived by Mrs.
i Alexander Ham, Hendersonville; sons, Richard Ham, Hendersonville, David Ham, Klamath Falls, Oregon; granddaughters, Terry Beth Ham, Wynde Sue Ham, Lorie Jill Ham, Christy Lynn Ham; sister, Mrs. Ruth Lyle, Greenfield, brothers, Dolphia Ham, Clarksville, Howard Ham, Olmstead, E.W. Ham, Nashville. Remains are at Cole Garrett, Hendersonville. Services Wednesday morning August 26, 1981 at 10 o'clock at Hendersonville First Baptist Church by Rev.
Courtney Wilson. Nephews will serve as Honorary Pallbearers. Active Pallbearers: Ushers of Hendersonville First Baptist Church. Graveside services interment Alexander Family Cemetery, Brownsville, Ky. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
COLE GARRETT, Hendersonville Charlotte, Th. Dickson, Tn. BUSH, Panthy Lenora--Age 73 years, Sunday, August 23, 1981 at her home. Survived by two sons, Jerold and J.D. Bush, Charlotte; five daughters, Mrs.
Lois Smithson, Mrs. Sue Heath, Mrs. Nancy Larkin, all of Dickson, Mrs. Thelma Burrow, Charlotte, Mrs. Glenda Winstead, McEwen; thirtytwo grandchildren; twenty-four great grandchildren; two brothers, Herbert Shelton, Lavonia, Mr Bascom Shelton, Dickson; one sister, Mrs.
Mary Joslin, Dickson. The remains are at the Dickson Funeral Home where services will be held 2 p.m. Wednesday, August 26, 1981. Interment Liberty Cemetery. CONTRIBUTIONS MAY MADE TO THE CANCER SOCIETY OR HEART FUND.
Arrangements by DICKSON FUNERAL HOME. JONES In Loving Memory of Our Mother GLADYS JONES Who. Passed Away One Year Ago August 25, 1980 Those we love remain with us For love Itself lives on And cherished memories never fade Because a love one is gone Those we love can never be More than a thought apart. For as long as there are ories They will live in our hearts Lovingly Remembered by Children, Grandchildren Great Grandchildren In Loving Memory of AUSBON J. STARLING SR.
Who Passed Away One Year Ago Today August 25, 1980 You left our home a year ago today to go to a betfor home to be with our Lord Savior in Heaven. The days nights are so very very lonely without you. We love you miss you so very very much. Sadly missed by Wife, Ernestine Children, Wilma Ann, Ausbon Jr and Grandchildren Legals DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Firearms: Sterling On April .25 16, stain- 1981, cal, less, Ser S05963, loaded, one Colt .25 cal. Ser 0D41989, loaded, one Remington shotgun, 12 ga.
pump, Model 870, Ser V036121V, 3 shells, one Winchester rifle, Model 94, mag. Ser 3208820M, one Remington rifle, Model 788, .243 cal WinI chester, Ser A6007786, with Telstar 3.9 32 scope, shell, one Marlin Glenfield rifle, one Model Ruger 60, .22 nsn, carbine, 44 Ser 100- 17854, one Springfield rifle, Model 87-A, .22 cal, nsn, semi auto, one .22 Win- short chester Model 61, or long rifle, Ser 577, pump, one Springfiels shotgun, Series Model 951, 410 bolt ga. single bbl, single shot, Ser A975278, one Sears Roebuck, Model 14 shotgun, bolt action, 16 ga, single shot, nsn, one Mauser military type rifle, 8mm Model 98, made in 1944, Ser 2037, one Stevens Model 73, single shot, .22 cal, Ser P794593, one MIlItary mauser rifle, Ser 3606, one Western shotgun, Model SB-100A, ga single shot, sinI gle bbl, one Iver Johnson Schools BALLENTINE, Mrs. Willie Mae-Saturday, August 22, 1981 at a local hospital. Survived by nephews, Messrs William and John Hodge; nieces, Mesdames Mildred Jackson, Juanita Webb, Helen Gaston, Christine Johnson, Grace Puckett, Nashville, and Rose Bryant, Long Island, N.Y; dear friends, Mr.
and Mrs. George Crook; other relatives and friends. Remains will be conveyed to Pleasant Green Baptist Church, 1410 Jefferson Wednesday evening 4 p.m. Family hour 7-8 p.m. Funeral services immediately following.
Rev. A.L. Porter, officiating. Floralbearers: Tea Hour Social Club, High Noon: S.H. Johnson Bible Class Social Club, Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies of Pleasant Green Baptist Church.
Pallbearers: Deacons and Trustees of the Church. Interment Thursday morning 10:30 a.m. Greenwood Cemetery. SCALES FUNERAL HOME, 1412 Jefferson FISHER, Mr. Alvin Leslie Sr.
(Red)Monday, August 24, 1981 at his residence. Survived by wife, Mrs. Frances Fisher; sons, James W. Fisher, Alvin L. Fisher daughter, Mrs.
Buddy Ragsdale; mother, Mrs. Willie M. Harper; eight grandchildren; brother, Alton S. Fisher; sister, Mrs. J.L.
Maynard. Remains are at the Hermitage Funeral Home, where services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon, August 26, 1981 at 1 o'clock with Bro. John Holland and Bro. Barry Cooper officiating. Honorary Pallbearers: Cellophane Coating Area of Dupont.
Active Pallbearers: James W. Fisher, Alvin L. Fisher, Steve Fisher, Stan Fisher, Buddy Ragsdale, Kevin Ragsdale. Interment Hermitage Memorial Gardens. HERMITAGE FUNERAL Denver, Ta.
CARROLL, Mr. William Iris--Age 77, Sunday, August 23, 1981 at Benton County General Hospital in Camden, Tn. Survived by wife, Mrs. Jeneva Richardson Carroll, Denver; daughter, Mrs. Betty Ruth Gilbert and Husband, Dr.
G.G. Gilbert; granddaughter, Laura Elizabeth Gilbert, Huntington, W.Va. grandsons, Gary Gene Michael Scott and Christopher Todd Gilbert, all of Huntington, W.Va.; sister, Mrs. Ophelia Haygood, Waverly; several nieces, nephews, cousins, and a host of friends. Preceded in death by two brothers, Grady Carroll of Richwood, Ohio, Walter Carroll, Waverly, Tn.
and a sister, Miss Grace Carroll, Waverly. He was a retired employee after 40 years of service with Mott Core Drilling Co. of Huntington, W.Va. as a diamond setter. He was a member of Waverly Masonic Lodge No.
304 Eastern Star Chapter No. 8, Huntington, W.Va. Ebenezer United Methodist Church, Hustburg, Tn. Remains are at Luff Bowen Funeral Home in Waverly. Graveside services with Masonic Rites will be held at 10:30 a.m.
Tuesday, August 25, 1981 at the Box Cemetery in Denver, Tn. conducted by Waverly Lodge No. 304 Family will serve as Pallbearers. LUFF BOWEN FUNERAL HOME, Waverly, Tn. 296- 2437.
PERKERSON, Mrs. Lillian tyre- Sunday, August 23, 1981. Survived by daughters, Ms. Madge E. Perkerson, Betty Nelle Perkerson; sons, Fred Perkerson, Ray C.
Perkerson, Jack M. Perkerson, all of Nashville; grandchildren, Mike Perkerson, Steve Perkerson, Phil Perkerson, Danny Perkerson, Mrs. Pamela Smith, Mrs. Debbie Conley; twelve great grandchildren. Remains are at the Pettus Owen Wood, 4506 Charlotte A Avenue, where services will be conducted Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.
by Rev. Maury Norman and Rev. Denny Shephard. Active Pallbearers: Mike, Steve, Phil and Danny Perkerson, Mark Yeargin, J.C. Nelms and George Perkerson.
Interment, Harpeth Hills Memory PETTUS OWEN BANDY, Mrs. Mary MotsenbockerMonday, August 24, 1981 at Nashville Memorial Hospital. Survived by two daughters, Beatrice Bandy Rhea, Nashville, Catherine Bandy Rutherford, Hendersonville; six grandchildren; eight great grandchildren. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips 2707 Gallatin Road. Graveside services are to be held Tuesday at 2 p.m.
at Spring Hill Cemetery with Dr. Joe Frazier officiating. Pallbearers will be relatives. PHILLIPS-ROBINSON Directors. AKBAR, Hamid Abbul (also known as James Edward Cox Gon Chaux)Friday, August 21, 1981.
Survived by devoted wife of 20 years, Nadiyah Akbar; daughter, Deidra son, James mother, Mrs. Gertrude Cox; five sisters, Idalene 0-Ham, Nona Jones, Doris Wade, Gloria Cox, Bertha Sinclair; two brothers, Otis and Raymond Cox; aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews; other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held at McGavock Martin Funeral Home, 1503 Buchanan this Tuesday morning at 8:30 o'clock, Iman Mubarak, A. Hassan will officiate. The family request that all florals be sent to the widow in form of donations.
Interment National Cemetery. MCGAVOCK MARTIN BROS. MONDAY, Michael Bruce- -August 23, 1981. Survived by mother, Mrs. Re- gina Gail Monday, Hermitage; adopted father, Gary Lynn Monday, Hermitage; father, Derrell Morgan Clem, Hendersonville; one sister, Tamitha June Monday, Hermitage; one brother, Sean Clem, Hendersonville; grandfather, Roy M.
Carlton, Nashville, grandmother, Mrs. Bobby June Carlton, Nashville; stepgrandmother, Mrs. Hazel Carlton, Nashville, Mrs. Imogene McGowan, Nashville; two great grandmothers, Aileen Bruce, Hermitage, Pauline Howell, Franklin; great grandfather, Robert Howell, Funeral services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Hibbett Hailey Funeral Home with Rev.
Darryl Harris and Rev. Gordon Hawkins officiating. Interment Harpeth Hills Cemetery. HIBBETT HAILEY FUNERAL HOME. 883-2361 ALPHA PLASMA CTR.
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Small fee, 754-6109 FRIDAY SINGLES DANCE inn Every Fri. 9pm, band, Quality al Jas Robertson Pky Legal Notice Ruth Judd, Metropolitan Clerk of Nashville and Davidson County, do hereby certify that the METROPOLITAN COUNCIL of Nashville and Davidson County enacted Ordinances No. 81-619, 81-620, 81-621, 81-622, 81-623, 81-626, 81-627, 81-628, 81- 629, 81-630, 81-633, 81-635, 81-636 and 81-637 at its meeting on July 21, 1981, and were signed by the MAYOR on July 24, 1981, amending Appendix "Zoning of the Metropolitan Code of Nashville and Davidson County, as follows: No. 81-619 By amending the text of the zoning regulations by amending Article 1, Chapter 3, Section 13.70, Subsection 13.71, item (b), sub-item (2), by inserting after Radioactive materials waste handling the following new activities type processing center for the processing and temporary storage of small recyclable items such as food and beverage containers, fabrics and paper." PROPOSAL NO. 94-81-T.
No. 81-620 By amending the text of the zoning regulations in regard to Article Ill, Chapter 2, Subsection 32.72 Minimum spacing and location of advertising signs, by adding at the end of said subsection the following: "One such sign on any zone lot not in excess of 32 square feet shall be exempt from the minimum spacing requirements. Permitted language on such sign shall be limited to firm name and PROPOSAL NO. 116-81-T. No.
81-621 By changing from CSL District to OP District certain property abutting the east margin of WHITES CREEK PIKE, approximately 200 feet south of UNION HILL ROAD. Proposal No. 90-81-G. See map. No.
81-622 By changing from CH District to CS District certain properties abutting the northeast margin of MURFREESBORO PIKE, 270 feet southeast of LAVERGNECOUCHVLLE PIKE. Proposal No. 63-81-G. See map. No.
81-623 By making applicable to certain property located at the southwest corner of ROBERTSON AVENUE and CROLEY DRIVE, presently classified within the CS District, the provisions of Article VIII, Chapter 3, the Commercial Planned Unit Development Overlay District. Proposal No. 60-81-U. See map. No.
81-626 By lifting the existing Residential Planned Unit Development Overlay District, amending the existing Commercial Planned Unit Development Overlay District, and making applicable to certain property lying 700 feet north of Old Hickory Boulevard, 900 feet east of 1-24 (St. Louis Leg), presently classified within the R10 District, the provisions of Article VIlI, Chapter 4, the Industrial Planned Unit Development Overlay District. Proposal No. 96-81-G. See map.
No. 81-627 By changing from RM8 District to RM6 District certain properties abutting the north margin of POSTON AVENUE between 29th Avenue North and 31st Avenue North. Proposal No. 92-81-U. See map.
No. 81-628 By changing from IR District to CG District certain property abutting the south margin of WEDGEWOOD AVENUE, approximately 235 feet east of LINDELL AVENUE. Proposal No. 86-81-U. See map.
No. 81-629 By amending the text of the zoning regulations in regard to Article I11, Chapter 3, as follows: By amending Section 33.10, Subsection 33.11 Maximum Floor Area Ratio in regard to the OP District, as follows: "by inserting into the table under the column headed Maximum Floor Area Ratio an asterisk beside the .50, and by inserting beneath and made a part of the table an asterisk and the following footnote: For the OP District see special provisions of section 103.70." By re-numbering Subsection 103.70 to be Subsection 103.80. And by inserting a new subsection 103.70 to read as follows: "103.70. Increase in maximum floor area ratio for structures in the OP Commercial District. The Board of Zoning Appeals may grant a conditional use permit for the construction of structures and accessory structures thereto increasing the imum floor area ratio up to .75 on a zone lot for activities permitted and for conditional uses otherwise approved in the OP Commercial District only under the following conditions: (a) Principal access to any street designated on the Major Route Plan adopted by the Metropolitan Planning Commission.
(b) Any conditional use permit authorized by this section may be permitted only in an OP Commercial District within an area designated as commercial and surrounded by areas designated as medium density residential or a higher density classification or a non-residential classification in the land use element of the long range comprehensive general plan as adopted by the Metropolitan Planning Commission. (c) Site and architectural plans for such conditional use permit shall be first approved by the Metropolitan Planning Commission taking into account the compatibility with the surrounding area, any adverse impact of the proposal on the character of the area, needed fencing and screening, and adequate open space." No. 81-630 By changing from R6 District to OP District the property located at the suthwest corner of PRINCE AVENUE and SULTANA AVENUE. Proposal No. 99-81-U.
See map. No. 81-633 By making applicable to certain property lying. 150 feet west of FITZPATRICK ROAD, approximately 880 feet south of PERCY PRIEST DRIVE, presently classified within the R10 District, the provisions of Article VIlI, Chapter 2, the Residential Planned Unit Development Overlay District. Proposal No.
107-81-G. See map. No. 81-635 By changing from CF District to IR District certain properties abutting both margins of CLINTON STREET, west of 11TH AVENUE NORTH. Proposal No.
95- 81-U. See map. No. 81-636 By making applicable to certain property located at the southeast comer of GALLATIN PIKE and SHEPHERD HILL DRIVE, presently classified within the OP District, the provisions of Article VIII, Chapter 3, the Commercial Planned Unit Development Overlay District. Proposal No.
109-81-G. See map. No. 81-637 By making applicable to certain property abutting the south margin of RUSSELL STREET, 150 feet cast of SOUTH 9TH STREET, presently classified within the R8 District and Historic District, the provisions of Article VIlI, Chapter 2, the ResidenHal Planned Unit Development Overlay District (Reduced Site Size). Proposal No.
108- 81-U. See map. Ruth Judd Metropolitan Clerk.
