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Measure H Ordinance Revision City of Morgan Hill Majority Approval Required Pass: 5,088 / 82.10% Yes votes ...... 1,109 / 17.90% No votes
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Results as of June 26 11:47am, 100.00%% of Precincts Reporting (18/18) |
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Do the Citizens of the CITY OF MORGAN HILL, CALIFORNIA ordain that Ordinance 835 N.S. Section II A. 2, regarding the portion zoned PUD-Commercial of the Morgan Hill Business Park, specifically the existing Cochrane Plaza shopping center, be amended to remove the prohibition on grocery supermarkets and to add grocery supermarkets as a permitted use?
YES
Measure H would amend the City General Plan Land Use category and commercial services standard of the Morgan Hill Business Park PUD to permit grocery supermarkets within the Center. Permitted uses and development criteria for the Center currently include retail stores (excluding grocery supermarkets) and wholesale business, restaurants, offices, professional offices, financial services, personal services, services agencies, banks and lending institutions, coffee shops, cocktail lounges, private educational facilities, recreation, amusement and entertainment facilities, wine tasting, parking garages, day care facilities and nursery schools; with height, area, lot depth, width, coverage, setbacks, parking, loading and sign requirements as detailed in the existing PUD. The ordinance may be repealed or amended only by a majority of the voters of the City. /s/ Janet C. Kern City Attorney The above statement is an impartial analysis of Measure H. If you desire a copy of the measure, please call the elections official's office at (408)779-7259 and a copy will be mailed to you at no cost.
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Arguments For Measure H | Arguments Against Measure H |
Measure H would expand the allowed uses at the Cochrane Plaza Shopping Center to allow grocery supermarkets. The zoning for this Shopping Center was established by voter initiative (Measure B) on September 22, 1987, and specifically excluded a grocery supermarket. Because the Target Store will soon be moving to a new, larger store nearby, the owner of the Shopping Center has asked that the allowed uses be expanded to provide maximum flexibility to find and attract new businesses to the Shopping Center now occupied by Target. Only the voters can change the zoning at Cochrane Plaza. Your YES vote will help keep the Cochrane Plaza Shopping Center a vital commercial center.
/s/ Dennis Kennedy Mayor/s/ Mark Grzan Mayor Pro Tem/s/ Greg Sellers Councilmember/s/ Larry Carr City Councilmember/s/ Stephen Tate City Councilmember
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