Tuesday, September 14, 1976
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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Tuesday, September 14, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven
Council mulls co-ops,
front yard parking lots;
By MIKE NORTON ed in size depending on the size lot of complaints about this busi-
There was a unifying theme of the overall yard. ness."
to last night's City Council ses- C O U N C I L MEMBERS But, Belcher added quickly,
sion in the form of that age-old were anxious for assurances y r no one is out to "kill" child
Ann Arbor dilemma: How do from Laidlaw that the ordinance day-care centers.
you maintain traditional neigh- would not permit "streets full "WE'RE TRYING to work
borhoods in a community where of front yard parking lots," but otsomething now," hecsaid.
a large part of the population agreed with the attorney that e 3ust want to protect the
is only around for four years? some form of change was in 1integrity of neighborhoods."
There were three major top- order. The ordinance changing the
status of co-op housing was also
ics under discussion last night, "We're not out to pave para- pproposed in response to citi-
and all of them dealt with that dise," said Councilman Robert zen complaints. According to
problem of neighborhoods. The Henry (R-Third Ward). "If Laidlaw, the city has been con-
proposed ordinance regarding that's what the public thinks, cerned that "profit - seeking
front yard parking, an ordi- they should be disabused of that individuals" might simply call
nance to place co-ops under notion." their high - density housing a
the same restrictions as board- Ii
ing houses (i.e. fraternities and According to Henry, the ordi- "co-op" and thus escape in-
gooiisada riac e nance could only improve a spection by city and Univer-
quiring owners of child day-care situation where "you can park a sitv housing officials.
centers to live on their premis- truck in your front yard right The proposed ordinance would
es, were all debated. now if you want to." bring co-ops under the samej
CITY ATTORNEY Bruce Henry's remarks were direct- sororities, and open them to
Laidlaw began discussion of the ed toward the audience. A health inspection by University
front yard parking ordinance by number of individuals, some investigators.
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attempting to clear up some: representing various neighbor-
public misconceptions. Under hood associations, had protest- ;
the present ordinance, front' ed the brdinance on the grounds
yard parking is already allow- that it would open the city up to;
ed in a driveway leading to an disfigurement.
approved parking space. But IN ADDITION, some of the
the ordinance, said Laidlaw, citizens criticized an ordinance
leaves many terms - such as not on the evening's agenda that
driveway - undefined, concerns child day-care centers.
The law as it stands now, he The day-care problem, explain-
added, is "unenforceable." ed Mayor Pro Tem Louis Bel-
The proposed ordinance would che -ft W
no a m a citizens hve the fact that large concentra-
come to believe, approve unlim-
ited front yard parking. Rather, 1 tions of centers are gathering in
in Laidlaw's words, it would residential neighborhoods.
NO ACTION was taken on anyi
of the issues.
Council is waiting for the city
Planning Commission's recom-
mendations on the front-yard
parking issue before voting. E
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and add specific restrictions to
front yard use.
FOR INSTANCE, such park-
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