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spoke at the last hearing and expressed his congregation's concern that people would complain about their services which are quite vocal, but Mr. O'Haire felt single family would be more likely to complain. Attorney O'Haire further pointed out that nodes are always located at arterial intersections and urged the Board to take another look at this property. Paul Domico, interested citizen, wished to know if the proposed zoning change would deprive any of the single family owners of their rights by making them non -conforming. Staff informed him that the zoning is not being changed today; the homes there are already non -conforming, and no one who is in a conforming use would become non -conforming. Cliff Reuter next came before the Board representing the three families who have owned some property in Block 15 for quite some time - his family, the Idlettes, and the Peases. Mr. Reuter informed the Board that they had discussed their property with the Planning people, who assured them they were in favor of leaving it commercially zoned. Because of that he had felt they were on good ground to sell their property to people who wanted to develop it and they had, in fact, started the planning process. Commissioner Bird noted that Reverend Minnis, who spoke so eloquently in opposition at a previous meeting, is in.the audience today, but apparently he does not wish to speak. Reverend Minnis stated that he just wished to observe. Thomas Pease, one of the owners of property in Block 15, emphasized that if the Board does not consider this request, their property is useless since it cannot be used residentially or commercially; actually it cannot be used. Vice Chairman Scurlock did not feel that is strictly accurate, and Director Keating felt Mr. Pease is referencing the small nature of the lots which would not allow having both a septic tank and a well on one lot. 49 JUL 24 199- Boa 1 a��6