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<br />70 <br /> <br />TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1987 <br />I <br /> <br />support of--and assistance to--the Police Department and its law enforcement efforts <br /> <br />over a period of forty-three years. <br /> <br />In acceptance of a recommendation from the Martinsville Planning Commission, Council <br /> <br />unanimously authorized a modification of a Special-Use Permit authorized June 11, <br /> <br />1985, to HABCO Construction Company to allow for the placement of a swimming pool <br /> <br />beside sixteen apartment units HABCO has completed or has under construction at the <br /> <br />end of Crescent and Wood Streets, near Greyson Street, on a site previously <br /> <br />"earmarked" for a four-unit apartment building. Representing HABCO was Mr. Wallace <br /> <br />Allen Adams, of the firm Adams & Hylton, t/a HABCO Construction Company. <br /> <br />By report and recommendation dated February 20, 1987, the Planning Commission <br /> <br />informed Council that it recommends for Council's approval an application for a <br /> <br />Special-Use Permit, recently filed by HABCO Construction Company (represented by Mr. <br /> <br />Wallace Allen Adams), seeking a new permit to replace the aforementioned permit <br /> <br />issued June 11, 1985, whereby--with additional land having been acquired by appli- <br /> <br />cant in the area of Crescent and Wood Streets--HABCO will be allowed to construct 32 <br /> <br />townhouses and 32 apartment units on property located at the end of Crescent and <br /> <br />Wood Streets and on the west side of Greyson Street in lieu of the 63 apartment <br /> <br />units specified in the permit authorized June 11, 1985. Conditions attached to the <br /> <br />Planning Commission's recommendations would require that a turnaround be provided <br /> <br />(on either public or privately-owned land) at the end of Crescent Street and that a <br /> <br />five-year time frame be placed on the project (from date of issuance of the proposed <br /> <br />new permit), with the understanding that the 1985 permit would be revoked if the new <br /> <br />permit is issued. In tentative acceptance of the Planning Commission's recommen- <br /> <br />dation, Council called for a duly-advertised public hearing to be conducted on <br /> <br />HABCO's new application at Council's forthcoming March 10th regular meeting. <br />