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Nancy Offutt, liaison with the Board of Realtors and Chamber of Commerce informed the Board that repeated notices of these hearings were put in the newsletters that went to the 1,400 members of the Chamber of Commerce and to the Board of Realtors. Chairman Scurlock expressed the Board's appreciation. Chairman Scurlock continued to discuss our ability to correct something that has fallen through the cracks, and Commis- sioner Wodtke hoped that Attorney Vitunac could look at the ordinance and provide us with some automatic way to handle such problems. Attorney Vitunac agreed that he can work on this with the Planning staff but did not know of any way to avoid the restrictions of state law. Commissioner Bird believed it has been indicated by the Commission that anything of this nature will be dealt with as quickly and efficient as possible, and it was generally agreed such situations will be dealt with as priority items. Chairman Scurlock asked if anyone present wished to be heard. William Bieschke, real estate broker, came before the Board representing the owners of 74 acres on the northeast corner of Ranch Road and Oslo Road. He noted that he and Attorney Bogosian appeared before the Board at an earlier meeting in regard to this same acreage and asked the Commission to include it in the Commercial/Industrial node. It was the consensus of the Commis- sion at that time to refer this back to the Planning Commission to see if it couldn't be placed in that node, and that is what he is asking tonight. Mr. Bieschke emphasized that this area is changing; there is the proposed extension of 1-95, plus the four laning proposed on Oslo Road, and also a change was made across the street for the truss plant. Chairman Scurlock asked if the Planning & Zoning Commission has taken a look at the possibility of expanding the node to include this 74 acres, but Commissioner Lyons believed this 7 BOOK 63 pn- 2:32 JAN 14 1966 L_ -