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met. He noted that no information that was not considered when the Comprehensive Plan was prepared has been submitted, nor have conditions changed since then. Mr. Keating said that, based upon these reasons, he does not believe a Plan amendment is warranted. Chairman Eggert read a letter into the minutes that she had received from Mr. Robert D. Sobieski which stated that he is opposed to the requested rezoning. The letter is attached to the back of these minutes. Cornelia Crawford, 6195 63rd Street, addressed the Commission and stated that she was against this development. She stated that most of her neighbors owned 5 acre parcels and thaw this development would place too much traffic in their area. Mr. David Dora., 4756 54th Avenue, stated that he lived within a mile of this proposed development and was opposed to it. Mr. Jim Wood, owner of 10 acres to the west of this proposed development,.,stated that 10 years ago he had tried to have his property rezoned. He said that on the night of his hearing two persons stood and said they were against his rezoning, and his request was denied. He asked to see a show of hands of the people in the audience who opposed this rezoning request. Approximately 20 persons raised their hands. Mr. John_D. Cole, addressed the Commission and stated that he no longer owned the property across the street, but had sold it three years ago. He said that he felt that his development would be a credit to the area and the community. Mr. Parent moved to close the public hearing. Mrs. Stanbridge seconded, and the Commission voted 4-0 to close the public hearing. Chairman Eggert stated that, when the Commission discussed this area during the Plan preparation process, a drainage problem was noted and based upon that the Commission 35 .00T 12 1983 55 wk- J