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Commissioner Bird inquired about expanding the MXD to <br />include Marie Simmons, and Planner Shearer felt what could be <br />done is expand the MXD to include her property and then change <br />the density in that MXD to 6 upa. This would take the MXD up to <br />the node at 6 units per acre on the north side only. <br />Mr. Garbers wished to know if the 6 units per acre would <br />apply to his entire property which runs 1320' deep. <br />Planner Shearer explained that the MXD is only 600' deep and <br />that is what staff is looking at, i.e., the property to a depth <br />600' back from Oslo Road would go to 6 units per acre, and back <br />of that staff would propose that it be made consistent with the <br />other subdivisions in that area. <br />Mr. Garbers agreed that he would go along with that. <br />Chairman Scurlock explained that this cannot be done <br />tonight, but staff will be directed to work with Mr. Garbers on <br />this, and it will be county -initiated. <br />Tony Esposito, one•of the owners of North Gifford Road <br />Salvage, advised that they bought two houses that were abutting <br />their salvage yard strictly because of the zoning and wanted to <br />know if it is going to be the same or changed. He explained that <br />the property referred to is south of North Gifford Road, <br />basically on 45th Avenue. <br />Planner Shearer advised that if the property is M-1 now, it <br />will probably go to IG, which is General Industrial, but he would <br />have to verify the location of the property and the present <br />zoning to make sure. <br />Mr. Esposito wished to know if that would be up zoning or <br />down zoning, and Planner.Shearer clarified that it would be <br />staying about the same. <br />No one further wished to be heard. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Lyons, SECONDED <br />by Commissioner Wodtke, the Board unanimously <br />closed the public hearing. <br />15 <br />MOK 63 �n-L 240 <br />