[Vision2020] Christ Church cathedral?

[Bill London]

The Moscow City Council will be dealing with the request (see below) by Christ Church to create a 7 acre parcel from their present 40 acre parcel.  The land is located just south of the Trail property which may become the new Moscow High School.  If the school bond passes, the school district will bring roads and utilities out to the school, past the Christ Church parcel.  That will increase its value and make it much easier to develop as Moscow sprawls northeast around the high school.
Since Christ Church will not be able to use Garts as their new cathedral (thanks to the Moscow Food Co-op lease), will the church now go back to their earlier cathedral plan?
BL
  AGENDA

  MOSCOW CITY COUNCIL

  Monday, March 21, 2004                                                                                                                       7:00 p.m.

  City Hall Council Chambers, 

  206 East Third Street, 2nd Floor



  6.         Williams/Hall Family Trust Lot Division - Joel Plaskon

  David Williams, Hall Family Trust, and Christ Church requests lot division approval to create a 7.74 acre parcel of land (currently owned by Christ Church) from a 39.76 acre parcel of land owned by David Williams/Hall Family Trust in the Area of City Impact.  The subject property is adjacent to City limits, addressed as 2700 East "D" Street and located in the Agriculture Forestry (AF) Zoning District.  City plans call for future extensions of "D" Street, Third Street and "F" Street into the subject property as future collector and arterial streets.  Parkland dedication is not required for the AF Zoning District.  On March 14, 2005, the Public Works/Finance Committee reviewed this matter and recommended conditional approval and requested additional information about a future easterly extension of Paradise Path along the south edge of the subject land.  Staff will discuss the path matter at the Council meeting.  Reviewed by the Public Works/Finance Committee on March 14, 2005.



        
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