James Steele

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  Published on: 6/8/2004    Last Visited: 3/12/2007  

  President Castagno then read a letter from Jim Steele of the Planning Commission informing the Council that the Commission had unanimously recommended that the Civic Association,s property at 111Buttonwood Avenue be rezoned from Open Space and Recreational (OS&R) to Historic Commercial (HC).
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  President Castagno called on Jim Steele, the Chairman of the Planning Commission, to explain the highlights.Mr. Steele revealed that he had met with the State Planning Office to clarify the Primary Land Use Services (PLUS) program, which requires that before any permit is issued, it will be reviewed by the State.
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  Mr. Steele revealed that it could apply to houses or apartments.
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  Mr. Steele said he didn,t know if the Deemer builders had ever gone to the State, but that under the Memo of Understanding, the builder would have to go to the State for a permit.
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  Mr. Steele revealed that the builder would have to go through the City first, and after approval, to the State.He said that the Memo is part of Governor Minner,s ,Quality of Living.,
  
  Councilperson DiAngelo asked about the life span of the Memo and if it could be changed.Mr. Steele thinks it can be changed.President Castagno asked about the criteria used to arrive at the 25,000 figure.Mr. Steele replied that the lower number would get more State involvement in a project.
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  Mr. Steele and the Planning Commission are comfortable with the Memo.
  
  Councilperson Padmalingam asked if the State had been involved in planning the construction on the Deemer property.Mr. Steele said that the State got involved after the permits were issued, but not with the initial approval process.Under the Memo, the State would have been involved before construction was approved and permits issued.President Castagno revealed that he had called other municipalities to elicit their opinions, and all were compliant.

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  Published on: 2/10/2004    Last Visited: 3/12/2007  

  New Zoning Map: President Castagno read a letter from Jim Steele, Chairman of the New Cas-tle Planning Commission.Mr. Steele advised that the Commission has unanimously recom-mended replacing the City,s existing zoning map, dated April 15, 1968 with a completely revised map.
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  Jim Steele, Marian Delaney, Dave Stupien, reviewed the bids and interviewed the likely candidates from six planning-service firms.
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  James Steele pointed out that minnow larvae provide good mosquito control.

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  Published on: 12/9/2003    Last Visited: 3/12/2007  

  Recommendation for Fourth and Chestnut Streets: President Castagno read a letter from Jim Steele of the Planning Commission concerning the rezoning of the property at Chestnut and Fourth Streets from Service Commercial (SC) to Open Space and Recreational (OS&R).The property is located at the site of the old City garage.

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  Published on: 8/12/2003    Last Visited: 3/12/2007  

  Councilman DiAngelo introduced Jim Steele, the new Chair of the Planning Commission.The Planning Commission has approved the Gambacorta property subdivision with some restrictions, which must be resolved before final approval is granted.
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  Jim Steele suggested installing parking meters to pay for curbing.

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  Published on: 6/23/2008    Last Visited: 9/20/2008  

  Jim Steele, Co-Chair
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  Mr. Steele called the meeting to order at 6:35 p.m. Roll call was taken.

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  Published on: 10/12/2008    Last Visited: 12/25/2007  

  Steele also quit because Gray cut off debate without allowing amendments.Steele was comptroller for former Republican Mayor Steve Goldmsith.So much for bi-partisan solutions.
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  So Jim Steele resigned over partisan issues, not over financial and fiscal matters?Everybody has opinions but Steele wasn't hired as a political consultant in the first place, was he now?
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  Steele's had his nose real close to all the books and the numbers they contain.The real story will soon emerge and could a scandal be far behind when it does?This resignation has far deeper implications for our fine Mayor other than simply filling a vacancy at the comptroller's spot.Steele knew something was smelling rotten and removed himself from it.

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  Published on: 12/14/2004    Last Visited: 3/12/2007  

  Mayor Klingmeyer, Planning Commission Chairman Jim Steele, Director of Public Services, Jim Weldin and City Planner Jacquelyn Seneschal met with the DelDOT representative to review the plans for the improvements.
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  Mr. Steele noted that part of the Trustee lot would be a perfect location for the park, and he sees no reason why the City cannot use the Trustee lot.
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  Mr. Steele advised against putting the playground near the railroad tracks.
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  Jim Steele thanked the Council for passing Ordinance 429.President Castagno thanked him for his excellent work on the revisions.

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  Published on: 9/14/2004    Last Visited: 3/12/2007  

  Mr. Steele reported that the Planning Commission had revised the code in accord with the comprehensive plan of 2003.He then yielded the floor to City Planner Jacquelyn Sceneschal.She explained that the revised plan clarifies and expands zoning designations, eliminates some ordinance conflicts, and improves regulations for home occupation, especially regulation of doctor and dentist offices to ensure that City businesses are good neighbors.She noted that as an outgrowth of the September 7, 2004, public hearing, developers of residential areas must provide 2 parking spaces for each residence.
  
  Ms. Seneschal also discussed the changes in the Service Commercial (SC) and Residential Commercial (RC) areas.She identified the biggest change is the approval of corner stores at the City,s collector streets (streets that carry major traffic).
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  President Castagno deferred the question to Jim Steele, who replied that the rezoning would dictate the use of the land.Ms. Seneschal said that she recommends reviewing OSR zoning because some types of structures may be desirable.
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  However, DelDOT reviewed some of the issues involved, as did Chairperson Steele.
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  Chairperson Steele revealed that everyone at the meeting was opposed to making Harmony a two-way street up to the parking lot.President Castagno then asked for recommendations from the City Planner.Ms. Seneschal responded that she had presented the Planning Commission with a list of recommendations and that the next step was for the Planning Commission to respond to those recommendations.The Planning Commission will next meet on September 27, 2004.
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  Lieutenant Adam Brams, Treasurer Janet Carlin, Finance/Human Resources Director Marian Delaney, Mayor Klingmeyer, Jacquelyn Seneschal, AICP, of KCI Technologies, Planning Commission Chairperson James Steele, Code Enforcement Officer Herb Swanson, Public Services Director Jim Weldin, Planning Commission Members George Freebery and Thomas Wilson

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  Published on: 3/27/2002    Last Visited: 3/12/2007  

  Jim Steele - How are you coming down Johnson Way?
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  Jim Steele - When the old plant was there, there was a lot of noise.
  
  First and second reading of Ordinance #404 amending the Zoning Code of the Mayor and Council on New Castle to re-zone three (3) Trustee properties from Retail Commercial (RC) to Service Commercial (SC).The following three (3) properties will be affected:

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  Published on: 7/12/2005    Last Visited: 5/22/2006  

  Council received a letter from James Steele, Planning Commission, stating that they could not come to a decision, for or against, the proposed subdivision plans submitted by Steve Velitskakis at the Planning Commission meeting of July 5, 2005 and, therefore, they were sending it back to City Council to vote on.

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