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PUBLIC HEARING CONTINUATION FROM SEPTEMBER 24, 1980 - REZONING <br />REQUESTED BY EDWARD D. LEWIS, AS TRUSTEE <br />ATTORNEY COLLINS REVIEWED THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS FOR THE <br />BOARD. THIS PUBLIC HEARING WAS CONTINUED FOR THE PURPOSE OF ALLOWING <br />COMMISSIONER DEESON TO BE INVOLVED. IT WAS THE ATTORNEY'S OPINION <br />THAT COMMISSIONER DEESON WOULD HAVE TO HEAR ALL THE TESTIMONY, BUT <br />APPARENTLY HE WAS NOT AVAILABLE TODAY; THEREFORE THE PUBLIC HEARING <br />CAN BE CONTINUED AGAIN UNTIL SUCH TIME AS COMMISSIONER DEESON IS <br />AVAILABLE. ATTORNEY COLLINS STATED THAT THE OTHER OPTION IS TO <br />HAVE THE PUBLIC HEARING AND COUPLE IT WITH THE OTHER TESTIMONY AND <br />MAKE A DECISION WITH THE BOARD MEMBERS THAT ARE PRESENT. HE ADDED <br />THAT THIS WOULD NOT NEED TO BE READVERTISED; IT WOULD BE DISCRETIONARY <br />IF THE COMMISSION DECIDED TO READVERTISE. <br />CHAIRMAN SIEBERT THEN ASKED THE COMMISSIONERS HOW THEY FELT <br />ABOUT CONTINUING THE PUBLIC HEARING UNTIL COMMISSIONER DEESON COULD <br />BE PRESENT. <br />COMMISSIONER LYONS FELT IT WOULD BE UNFAIR TO THE PUBLIC <br />TO HAVE ONE MEETING AFTER ANOTHER WITHOUT COMING TO SOME DECISION. <br />COMMISSIONER WODTKE COMMENTED THAT HE WOULD LIKE TO GO ON - <br />HEAR ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY, AND MAKE A DECISION TODAY, COMMISSIONER <br />LOY AGREED, <br />CHAIRMAN SIEBERT ANNOUNCED THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING WOULD <br />BE CONTINUED AT THIS TIME. <br />ATTORNEY COLLINS SUGGESTED THAT THE PLANNING DIRECTOR <br />REVIEW THE APPLICATION, LET ATTORNEY HENDERSON MAKE HIS STATEMENTS, <br />AND THEN OPEN UP THE MEETING TO THE PUBLIC. <br />PLANNING DIRECTOR REVER APPROACHED THE BOARD AND DISPLAYED <br />A MAP OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. HE CONTINUED THAT THE PROPERTY CONSISTS <br />OF APPROXIMATELY 30 ACRES, AND IS LOCATED 1-1/2 MILES SOUTH OF <br />S.R. 510. MR. REVER ADVISED THAT THE PROPERTY CONSISTS OF 16.45 ACRES <br />ON THE WEST SIDE OF A -1-A AND 14.01 ACRES ON THE EAST SIDE OF A -1-A. <br />HE NOTED THAT THE PROPERTY IS PRESENTLY ZONED R-1 - SINGLE FAMILY <br />RESIDENTIAL - WHICH ALLOWS 6 UNITS PER ACRE. MR. REVER STATED THAT <br />OCT 15 1980 <br />3 <br />BOOKy 44 PAGE 914 <br />