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JAN 141986 <br />BOOK <br />63 <br />PACE237 <br />Lucinda Eddy, Sable Oak Drive, <br />informed the Board <br />that <br />her <br />property is on U.S.1 in Wabasso north of Reflections and south of <br />River Run. She stated that it used to be zoned for commercial <br />and they changed it to RM -6; and then she went back and was told <br />they were rezoning it to C -1A. Mrs. Eddy stated that she really <br />just wanted 300' commercial, but now for some reason they went <br />back and marked it RM -6 again. She did not think it is right for <br />her neighbors to have RM -8 when she has RM -6 and she was there <br />first. <br />- Planner Shearer noted that this is kind of a unique situa- <br />tion. River Run to the north and Reflections on the River to the <br />south both have 8 units to the acre, and the reason is that they <br />had their zoning in place and site plans submitted or approved <br />before the Comprehensive Plan was adopted in 1982. Mrs. Eddy did <br />not; so, her zoning is RM -6. <br />Commissioner Bird asked if Mrs. Eddy has any commercial <br />left, and Planner Shearer explained that her property for a depth <br />of 600' has been C -1A for years. There was a similar situation <br />with Reflections and River Run, but River Run got theirs rezoned <br />to 8 units per acre multiple family, and Reflections also had <br />most of their rezoned to 8 units per acre. In 1982, the Land Use <br />Plan designated Mrs. Eddy's property as LD -2 (up to 6 units per <br />acre), and staff is proposing that her zoning be RM -6 to be <br />consistent with the LD -2 designation. <br />Commissioner Bird asked if Reflections has some commercially <br />zoned property and was informed that a large part of their <br />frontage is commercial; their property that borders Mrs. Eddy is <br />zoned multiple family. <br />Question arose as to how Reflections got the commercial, and <br />Planner Shearer advised that their commercial was considered a <br />neighborhood node; this was more than three years ago when <br />neighborhood nodes could have up to eight acres, and now they are <br />allowed only three. <br />12 <br />