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acres on the west side of 98th Avenue. He did not believe <br />that staff is saying this is not a good place for industrial <br />activity, but just that based on the size of the node, there <br />is no acreage available. <br />Commissioner Lyons noted that about a week ago the <br />Commission came to the conclusion that we ought to rethink <br />these nodes and set hard lines, and he, therefore, wondered <br />whether action on this node at this time is not a bit out of <br />phase as it could be that we will decide this node will be <br />larger and could encompass this property. <br />Planning Director Keating agreed and stated that staff <br />would be amenable to putting this off until they can develop <br />the new nodal concept. <br />Attorney Brandenburg pointed out that to go into an <br />actual expansion, it is necessary to go through the <br />Comprehensive Plan process. There is some language in the <br />Plan, however, that would allow the Commission some <br />flexibility in regard to the issue today. <br />Commissioner Bird did not feel it is unreasonable to <br />anticipate that this property could be used for commercial <br />or industrial, and since it seems we don't have the acreage <br />available to give them, he believed we would have to start <br />the process to expand the node. <br />Chairman Scurlock pointed out that another option is to <br />use the part of the Comprehensive Plan referred to by the <br />Attorney. <br />Commissioner Lyons asked if denial of this request <br />would be the same as a zoning denial where the applicant <br />would be prohibited from reapplying for a year. <br />Attorney Brandenburg stated that the current request <br />which is to include property within a node, is different <br />than a rezoning, and if the Board should deny them today, <br />they would be able to come back under the new policy that is <br />being developed. <br />27 <br />AUG 2 2 1984 BOOK 58<,e:T <br />