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� � a <br />Myers. He informed the Board that we have 10,000 acres of <br />land zoned R-1 in the South County area, and this is a <br />request to rezone 28 acres within that to Agricultural, <br />which would constitute spot zoning. He further noted that <br />although County water is available -in this area there is not <br />adequate capacity for further customers to tap on for sewer. <br />The Chairman asked if anyone present wished to be <br />heard. <br />Dina Ford of 180 6th Dr. S.W., informed the Board that <br />since she and her neighbor spoke against this proposed <br />rezoning at the Planning & Zoning Commission meeting, it has <br />come to light that a five year old boy died in a waterhole <br />in this vicinity in 1982. Mrs. Ford continued that, if this <br />rezoning is granted, the present residents of the area will <br />have to put up with noise and dust.for a long period of <br />time, plus the hazardous conditions that would result, and <br />the only way she would agree to the proposed development <br />would be if a bond in a determined amount were held by the <br />Commission in case the full realization of the residential <br />development did not come about; also, the area would have <br />to be fenced in to safeguard the children of the area. In <br />the event the developer did not abide by his development <br />proposal as specified, she felt the bond could be used to <br />develop a recreational facility or playground for the <br />children in the area. <br />Planning Director Keating informed Mrs. Ford that the <br />mining site plan provisions require the placing of a bond. <br />Vice Chairman Scurlock asked if anyone else wished to <br />be heard, and there were none. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Lyons, SECONDED <br />by Commissioner Bowman, the Board unani- <br />mously (3-0) closed the public hearing. <br />DEC 211983 66 BOOK 5 PAC -i-. 719 <br />I <br />