Failing to meet conditions of the SLUP

Lutheran Church of the Redeemer was granted a SLUP in 1991, and then amended it in 1995, 2005, and 2009. The SLUP and each of its amendments contain conditions to be met by the Church. Below is a partial list of conditions which are not being met.

1991

That the trash dumpster be eliminated and the Church utilize curbside collection.		In the 2009 remodel, the trash dumpster returned.
That the traffic pattern remain the same and new signage be installed to direct drivers to dim headlights.		There is no signage instructing drivers to dim headlights, and this is a significant problem to the neighbors.
That the parking lot barricades be placed at the three locations indicated on the site plan.		While barricades exist, they are never closed.
That the Church hold an annual meeting with the neighbors to ensure that the proposals are continued.		In polling the neighbors, no one can ever recall the church calling for this meeting.

 

1995

All lighting shall be installed in accordance with the City Code.	See Lighting Ordinances
The Lutheran Church of The Redeemer shall continue to satisfy the conditions of the original Special Land Use Permit granted on May 13, 1991	Note that each amendment requires compliance with each previous agreement.
Two (2) 12 ft. lights in north row shall be on separate circuit and only used or special events that require use of entire parking area (approximately twelve a year). Neighbors shall receive a yearly list of these special events	These lights are on every evening (whenever other lights are on). No neighbor can recall the church providing a list of special event nights when the lights will be on.
New 12 It. lights shall be on separate timer and set to go off between 9.30 - 10-00 p.m. except special events. When practical, lights shall be programmed to not come on when no activities are scheduled	The lights are on every evening, regardless when there are/are no activities.
Five (5) 8 - 10 ft white pines shall be planted at the fence line of the Andrews (235 Chesterfield) and Hubbard (1901 Fairview) properties.	Only two trees are planted on the property line at 235 Chesterfield. Note that the church agreed to replace any trees which die over the years with equivalent trees.

2005

All applicable conditions of the previously approved SLUP and its amendments are continued as a part of this SLUP amendment;

Note that each amendment requires compliance with each previous agreement.

2009

The applicant submit a new photometric plan that adheres to the requirements of the Zoning Ordnance, or obtain a valance from the BZA;	See Lighting Ordinances
All applicable conditions of the previously approved SLUP and the amendments are continued as a part of this SLUP amendment;	Note that each amendment requires compliance with each previous agreement.