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OCT 17 1984 Attorney Brandenburg explained that to accomplish this, the Board could just delete from the property advertised, the portion they wish to remain as a part of the commercial node. Commissioner Bird emphasized that it is important to go deep enough so that we don't have an unusable situation for the front lots, but we also don't make a bad situation for the remainder. Question arose as to the depth that would be reasonable. Mr. Shearer asked if the Board wants to go all the way to the mobile home park at 82nd Ave. on the north side. Chairman Scurlock noted that all they have in front of them is a very small strip with a package plant on it, and he would have a difficult time seeing how they would use that property. Commissioner Bird stated that he would go along with the B-1 to a certain depth in Paradise Park, but he would feel the property east of Paradise Park should be rezoned to residential because it abuts residential on both sides. Chairman Scurlock agreed. Commissioner Wodtke stated the problem he has is the people have 174' lots and with a setback of 75' on SR 60 and a 15' rear yard setback, they are in a bind. He wished to know if this leaves them sufficient land to build on. Mr. Shearer noted that it leaves them about 851, and Planning Director Keating pointed out that they can put their parking on that 75' setback and further noted that the 75' setback on SR 60 applies to any zoning district on that highway. He did feel they have sufficient area for a building. Discussion continued at length as to the importance of having usable property, and Mr. Keating pointed out there is always the possibility of a variance. Commissioner Wodtke felt basically we do not have to do any- thing on the south of SR 60. Commissioner Bird wished to come up with a tentative motion so those present can understand what the Board is thinking about at this point. He felt a proper motion would be to delete the 34