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ALL ED1TI0HS The Arizona Republic 1 1S3 Wednesday, October 25, 1989 Compromises save Good Shepherd We Over 2,500 Do Windows! And we do them with style! gorgeous new colors, textures, and designs. ing unless the chapel-convent building were preserved in its current location, the company had insisted that all existing buildings be torn down or that the chapel be moved to the north side of the site. Bernadette Galvin, a resident who fought the rezoning for. almost two years, told the council she is satisfied with the current plan. After the hearing, Galvin said, would have liked to have saved all the buildings and to have them restored to their original use.

But this was a compromise that had to be made. "To have the chapel-convent building again used for those in need is worth all the struggle." DUETTE SHADES VERTICAL BLINDS WOOD BLINDS PLEATED SHADES MINI BLINDS TOPPERS ROLLER SHADES WOVEN WOODS A 1111 ifeife "if GET A TASTE OF THE ORIENTI HALF PRICE BUY ANY DINNER OR FAMILY DINNER AT REGULAR PRICE RECEIVE THE 2ND OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE HALF PRICED CHINA ONE nrCTAIIRAMT i offered by the Trend Setters: OFFER GOOD wththsao i Please present '(n coupon when I ordering. Hiinterflouglas faith I Mandarin-Szechuan Hunan Cuisine 1 10400 N. 43rd Ave. NEW HOURS: Great Skate Plaza 934-1 29b Sat.

Sun. eIBALI )er. Barker mVUmm 0107 UW HI IMI AD verool' tion Trust, said when the group formed in late spring, its members hoped to raise enough money to buy the Good Shepherd site, but it could not meet the $4 million price. The Preservation Trust also has a long-range goal of offering respite care for people who require 24-hour supervision and apartments for supervised living quarters 'for those with handicaps who cannot live by themselves. "We probably will have to look for another site for the residential-care part of our plans," Bast said.

"But we will do what we can (in the limited space) at Good Shepherd. "Right now, we need to raise in the neighborhood of $2 million for the renovation. We need bring everything up to meet city codes. We hope to make a public appeal in the near future." Anyone wishing to contact trust members may call 997-6105. Its mailing address is 1825 W.

Northern Phoenix, Ariz. 85021. Paul Gilbert, a Phoenix attorney representing Davidson, said the land purchase will be completed shortly after a city zoning administrator rules on requests for six variances to city ordinances. The variances, for items such as a change in the height of a wall and landscaping setbacks, are expected to be heard in about two weeks, Gilbert said. The Spanish colonial architecture of the chapel-convent building will be copied in all other buildings in the shopping center.

Davidson is purchasing the property from 1TC, a group a local investors who took control of the property in March after foreclosing on a previous owner who had declared bankruptcy. Albertson's for more than a year has said it wishes to be the major tenant in the shopping center. However, until the City Council in March refused to consider any rezon- LEV0L0R fjfy Madden Enterprises EXP. 11489 -Sat. 9-6, Sun.

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Bell Rd. at 16th St. Phoenix, AZ 493-5588 McQueen 926-3471 Ghapel building to be restored in landmark case' By Ann Koonce The Arizona Republic The scarred exterior of the chapel-convent at the Good Shepherd Home for Girls will be restored thanks to compromises by a supermarket chain, a developer, Phoenix officials and nearby residents. On Wednesday night, the Phoenix City Council approved a rezoning case for a 119j283-square-foot shopping center that will include an Albertson's supermarket north of the chapel, which stands at the northeastern corner of 19th and Northern avenues. As part of the rezoning, developer Gary Davidson has agreed to restore the exterior of the chapel-convent building, which was built in 1942 as part of the campus of the boarding school for troubled teen-age girls.

The school was operated by the Sisters of the Good Shepherd from 1930 until 1981. Davidson, who is buying the site, also is negotiating with the newly formed Preservation Trust for the Good Shepherd Home. The trust would restore the chapel's interior and rent space to agencies that provide services for the handicapped. "This is a landmark case for Phoenix," said Councilman Paul Johnson, whose district includes the 17-acre Good Shepherd site. "The reason it's a landmark case is that so many people compromised on it.

"It's also a landmark from the council standpoint. We held to our guns and insisted that the chapel be preserved. "We said thai we'll concede to having a grocery store there if you'll concede to preserving the chapel. We've saved this building, and it doesn't cost the taxpayers a penny." Bob Bast, president of the Preserva Calendar CHILDREN'S GARDENING -The, Desert Botanical Garden, 1201 N. Galvin Parkway, Phoenix, is conducting the.

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