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The vicar of church which is due to have its hall demolished to make way for homes says she is excited about the plans.
Last week proposals for St Michaels Church, in Bishop Ken Road, Harrow Weald, were submitted to planners.
The proposals include the demolition of The Wykeham Hall, and the construction of six homesand a three storey block of eight flats, all built by the The ASRA Housing Group.
Also the interior of the church would be aland there will be a new a multi-use hall and an area for worship and the wider community.
Vicar St Michael and All Angels church Jody Stowell said: As a church we are very excited about these plans.
One issue we have had is that our hall is in a dilapidated state and is actually falling down. The decision was taken same time ago try and do something with the site.
As a church it is important for us to adapt to the needs our community and so we can provide space it can benefit from.
When the church was built in the 1930s a church hall was where people would meet.
Now we need to change and be flexible to the changing community and support it into the future.
Housing is an issue for the whole of London and it is important to us to e able to prove new houses and affordable homes.
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Sharon Shari Mielke , 68, of Highland passed away on Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012 in San Bernardino. She is survived by her husband John Jack Mielke, son, John and wife, Alexes Gamboa Mielke of Downey, twin grandchildren, John Andrew and Jenna Rose, grandson, Luke Daniel, 3, sisters, Kerry Ledig, Jayne Black and Carol Sue Edwards and 1 brother, David Edwards all of Washington. In years past Shari co-facilitated a cancer support group called Make Today Count at Community Hospital of San Bernardino and was also a trained hospice volunteer at Redlands Community Hospital. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 27, 2012 with a Rosary at 7 p.m. at Bobbitt Memorial Chapel, 1299 E. Highland Ave., San Bernardino with Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012 at St. Adelaide Catholic Church. 27457 Base Line, Highland, with interment to follow at Riverside National Cemetery, 22495 Van Buren Blvd. Riverside. Condolences may be sent on-line at http://www.bobbittchapel.com.
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Midlands Universalist Unitarian Church will celebrate its 60th anniversary Saturday with an open house.
By opening the churchs doors to the community, the Rev. Thomas Schmidt said he hopes to be able to dispel some of the misconceptions that may be held about the church as well as show off some of recently completed renovations to the buildings exterior.
Theres a little bit of showing off, Schmidt said. We want to show off our grounds, were very proud of what weve done here, but we also know that there are some misconceptions about us. Were doing at Q&A at 2 p.m. so that people can ask questions. Well have lots of information out if people want to know more about our church. Its just an opportunity for those who are curious about who we are to find out a little bit about us.
Started in 1954 as a Unitarian church, Schmidt said the church began in the homes of just a few couples. After just a few years, the congregation had grown to more than 25 people who brought in a Unitarian minister and began construction on a church building.
They were up and running pretty quick, Schmidt said. They were committed to bringing Unitarianism to Midland and people are still surprised that were here.
Following a fire in the original building on A Street in the late 70s, the church moved to its current location on the corner of Midkiff Road and Neely Avenue. Over the years the building has seen several renovations, most recently to the churchs grounds, Schmidt said.
The impetus was that we wanted our grounds and our church to reflect our values, said Schmidt, adding the landscaping was done with the goal of reducing the churchs water usage.
In addition to making the space more environmentally friendly, the church also put up a concrete wall surrounding the campus as a way of reducing the noise from the busy road.
The wall is really just a way to cut noise, its not that we want to wall people out or anything, Schmidt said. It was just a way that we could use the space and reduce the noise level. The wall, along with the fountain for a little white noise, was added just so that we could actually use this space.
Schmidt will welcome Midlanders inside that space during the open house to dispel misconceptions about the church and the congregations spiritual structure.
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The Branson Board of Aldermen are to discuss Thursday further changes to the proposed smoking ordinance with regard to the definition of enclosed spaces.
Branson Planning and Development Director Joel Hornickel said the staff worked with the definition of enclosed spaces in response to comments from two specific business owners and managers about their patio spaces.
Time Out Sports Bar and Grille Owner Brett Scott and Outback Pub Manager Matt Stoll voiced their concern of the definition of enclosed space after they reviewed the most updated language of the ordinance, which allows smoking on patios.
Scott and Stoll both said the current definition, which designated a structure with two walls as an enclosed structure, would prevent them from having smoking on their patios.
Hornickel said the language has not been solidified yet, but the new definition will read something to the effect of: Enclosed spaces will have four walls that prevent the free flow of air.
Hornickel said the Board of Aldermen didnt wish to include a grandfather clause for the Outback Pub or Time Out, as requested by Stoll and Scott at the Sept. 30 board meeting. He said the goal of city staff is to write an ordinance that works best for businesses in town, but one that also does not show favoritism.
Scott said he is pleased with the progress the city has made with the ordinance and the staffs efforts.
Im glad to see theyre doing their due diligence, and if they keep going they way they are, Im pretty sure well get something that will work for us, Scott said.
Scott and Stoll were concerned that the investments each business had made into the patios would have to be undone in order to comply with the ordinance to allow smoking on the patios. Scotts restaurant has drop-down curtains that help maintain the temperature and the patio at the Outback Pub has many windows that make up walls.
Hornickel said he believes that all the major issues residents and businesses owners had with the proposed ordinance have been addressed. The goal, he said, is to fix it now so there are as few amendments to the bill as possible on first reading Oct. 14.
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