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D E C 1 1992 sea ^ 52 rezoning the subject property to R -2D, with the exception of the 200' on the north boundary of said property from U.S.I up to the environ- mentally sensitive lands, which 200' will be rezoned to R -1A and subject to all R-lA re- quirements, and with the exception of the environmentally sensitive lands which will be legally described; the entire property to be considered in one site plan review. Commissioner Bird stated that he will support the Motion because he believes it is a reasonable compromise. He complimented the River Shores group on their effective organized presentation, but pointed out that this rezoning will give them a 200' buffer strip of quality homes; it will tie this development to a site plan approval which will give us more control; it will assure that the roads will not cut through into River Shores; and it will bring a water line to their subdivision at no expense to them. Commissioner Fletcher stated that he planned to vote against the Motion. He commented that in the two years—he, has been on the Board he has never heard a better presenta- tion as to why something should not be done. Commissioner Fletcher felt one of the strongest points in the Land Use Plan is the consideration of the existing families and how that Plan will affect them. He urged the Board to re- consider this compromise and say to the developer that we have no doubt about his integrity and work, but we are listening to the people who want this used as single family and not multi family. Commissioner Wodtke spoke in favor of the proposed rezoning, stressing the controls provided in the site plan review required for multi -family. He believed if this property were left totally in single family, it would be 68