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ATTORNEY COLLINS READ THE NEW STATUTE WHICH REqUIRES THAT THE <br />BOARD SHALL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON A REZONING REQUEST AND THEN WAIT NO <br />MORE THAN 60 DAYS NOR LESS THAN 30 TO MAKE THE FINAL DECISION AND ADOPT <br />THE ORDINANCE. HE STATED THAT IT IS NOW APPROPRIATE TO ADOPT THE ORDINANCE <br />MAKING THIS ZONING CHANGE, IF THE BOARD IS SO INCLINED, AND NOTED THAT THE <br />STATUTE DOES NOT REQUIRE ANOTHER PUBLIC HEARING, <br />COMMISSIONER LOY FELT, BASED ON THE INFORMATION -WE RECEIVED <br />AT THE PUBLIC HEARING ON APRIL 6TH, THAT WE SHOULD DISPENSE WITH ANOTHER <br />PUBLIC HEARING.AND MAKE A DECISION. <br />CHAIRMAN WODTKE ASKED IF ANYONE PRESENT WISHED TO BE HEARD AT <br />THIS TIME. THERE WERE NONE, <br />ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER SIEBERT, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER <br />SCHMUCKER, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED ORDINANCE 77-6 GRANTING THE <br />ZONING CHANGE AS REQUESTED BY EDWARD AND GENEVIEVE STAILEY. <br />P <br />32 <br />11 <br />MAY 18 1977 ` <br />Uru 4�� : <br />J <br />