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Commissioner Lyons believed that residents would be worse <br />off with the road being the dividing line than with having the <br />front of a home face the back of a commercial establishment. He <br />felt it would be better to have the boundary line run between <br />lots and have a buffer. <br />Mr. Shearer thought that we could control certain variables <br />at the time of site plan review process. <br />Commissioner Bird asked Mr. Boan if he had any problems with <br />his lots backing up to commercial property, and Mr. Boan said he <br />has no problem, but, of course, he could not speak for the owners <br />of the other two lots who were not present today. <br />Commissioner Bird noticed that we have had a rash of these <br />situations lately and thought there must be an easier way to <br />solve these problems. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Wodtke, SECONDED <br />by Commissioner Bird, that the Board adopt Ordinance <br />84-74, rezoning the subject property from Agricultural <br />and Commercial to Single -Family District with the <br />southern boundary line separating commercial from <br />residential running through the middle of Blocks GG <br />and Y, rather than running down 20th Place. <br />Director Keating advised that when staff makes a <br />recommendation to enlarge the node at I-95 and SR -60, <br />consideration will be given to including the C-1 property which <br />was discussed today. <br />Commissioner Bird believed that at some point we should <br />bite the bullet and rezone the remainder of this subdivision to <br />residential because if it is left as Agricultural we continuously <br />will be having people come in with rezoning requests. <br />Director Keating noted that there are a number of <br />alternatives to be considered as the area is generally designated <br />as Medium -Density Residential. <br />15 <br />OCT 24 1984 BOOK 58 FAISE 71.7 <br />