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� r � Commissioner Wodtke asked what notice was given of tonight's hearing, and Planner Shearer explained that since this involves more than 50 of the property in the County, notifying every property owner would cost thousands of dollars. Two evening public hearings before the Board are required, and the Statutes only require that a 1/4 page ad be published in the local newspaper approximately seven days before the first hearing and five days in advance of the second hearing. At the first public hearing, you must announce when the second will be held. He continued that the Planning & Zoning Commission already has held their required hearing on this change in districts, and it was advertised twice. Commissioner Wodtke asked if tonight's hearing deals only with residential, and Chairman Lyons believed there is one C-1 district included. Planner Shearer stated there are a couple - our R-1TM zoning district, which was originally set up as a kind of resi- dential zoning district, is now a commercial zoning district and is called Commercial Recreation Vehicle Park, and the other exception is a C-1 district that is being converted to RFD (Rural Fringe District). The reason for this is that this property was excluded from a rezoning to Agricultural last July with the understanding that when we had the appropriate rezoning district, the County would rezone it to RFD. Planning Director Keating explained that the RFD is a new one unit per 21 acre District. Commissioner Scurlock asked if staff had received any written objections to the proposed changes from the general public, the Civic Association, the Board of Realtors, etc., and Director Keating stated that they have not had any objections, and, in fact, have had positive verbal communication about the changes. Commissioner Scurlock noted that it appears we have not had any real outpouring of objections to what is happening. 5 MAR 28 1985 BOOK C40 PAGE -358