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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973 01-25 Maplewood Council Okays Subsidized Apartments DISPATCH .i s - pWood Conc ukay Subsidized .,..., ., -. . , LiAs.4..Iii .,,, )'t--,vk, '? ", ‘_ek 1 3 . ' „ Conditional approval them almost exclusively meanders into wooded tween Givens and phase of a revised site plan for one-bedroom a p a r t- areas, picnic tables, sur- one d e v e 1 o p e r, Mc- a 169-unit government- ments for senior citi- face play areas that in- Glynn-Garmacker, that subsidized apartment zeas, according to Giv- elude basketball back- no fence would divide complex was voted 5-0 ens' spokesman, archi- stops. plus shuffleboard the first and s e c o n d last - week by Maple- tect Jeffrey Pilling. c o u r t s and horseshoe phases of the develop- wood's Village Council. The v i 1 l a g e council pits near the housing for ment. The action pumps life must still approve the the elderly. . But since then the vil- into a proposal by devel- building details, includ- A marsh at the south- lage staff had a change oper Archie Givens for a ing the total number of east corner of the site of heart. project on 11 acres im- units. ill be left alone, he add- E i t h e r party would mediately east of the But the overall site ed. have to seek village H i 1 1 s i d e Junior High kplan appeared to he to Councilman Wiegert council approval to erect School athletic fields. the liking of both village inquired w h e t h e r the a fence, the staff ex- It would become the administrators a n d project might be jeop- plained, which means second phase of what's councilmen. ardized because of re- the issue is under village k n o w n as the Fred Councilman I)on Wie- cent cutbacks in the goy- control. _ - M o o r e Apartments, a gert said he was espe- ernment's "236" p r o- planned u n i t develop- dally pleased with the gram funding. ment. way the developer "has Developer Givens said Givens said he intends r e s p e c t for what's he expected approval of to finance the project there." his"236"application. under Section 236 of the His reference was to "Otherwise .I wouldn't National Housing Act. a efforts to preserve the be here." he stated. "We law that seeks to make area as much as possi- beat the deadline." h o u s i n g available for ble in its natural state. Two weeks ago the low and moderate in- including trees and a Givens project appeared comepeople. pond. Pilling also. told of to be in trouble because The revised site plan plans for a swimming village administrators shows two buildings on pool, a pathway system were i ns i s t i n g on a the p r o p e r t y, one of that circles the pond and s i g n e d agreement be-