2/19/1986 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

s � � suggested a comparison of those names to the names on Mr. Malone's petition. He stated he owns property jointly with the Pease and Idlette families and that they presently have a contract with builder Kent Grohne for the sale of the property. After spending a lot of time in the Planning Department and attending the P & Z meetings, they were shocked and dismayed to find out that their C-1 zoning had been changed to residential. He urged the Board to follow the P 8 Z recommendation and rezone it back to commercial. Ellis Buckner, owner of Mr. Boo Boo's Barbeque and a tenant of J. D. Malone, objected to that property being rezoned from commercial to residential. He was concerned that he would not be allowed to operate his business in a residential area and urged the Board to rezone that property back to commercial. Planner Shearer noted that the hospital district does allow carry -out restaurants. A. J. Harris, 1850 38th Place, owner of property on Barber Lane, understood Mr. Malone's position, but was concerned about the effect on the community. He felt that even with a buffer zone, the boundary line would be more appropriate at Barber Avenue instead of behind Blocks 14 and 15. He believed some people would have to relocate and stressed how painful it is to leave one's home. Kent Grohne explained that he is the builder who has a contract to buy the property owned by the Reuter, Pease and Idlette families. He emphasized that he spent several thousand dollars and took his commercial project right up to site plan approval just to find out that the property was rezoned to RM -8 on January 29th. He urged the Board to rezone this property back to commercial. Reverend Elton Charlie Jones, 1710 38th Lane, opposed the inclusion of any of the Geoffrey Subdivision, as he, too, had convassed the community and felt that many people were deceived into signing the petition because they were led to believe that 43 F 1 �9�6 BOOK 63 Fs';F 676