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FFS east side of 7 not commercial, and is not correct. Mr. Hatch noted that the Planning & Zoning away Commission base their objection on the fact that only 1/3 of the node has been utilized up to now, and the reason for this is that the property next to his is owned by Mr. Ansin who has no plans to do anything with it. He further noted that the residences across the road from his property were rezoned to limited commercial, and they are in a good position and can just wait for a large offer. Mr. Hatch continued to emphasize that he was the only one who was originally zoned commercial; that he is the only one on the east side of 27th not commercial, and that this zoning was taken away from him. He stated that he does have some plans for stores and went on to argue that the boundary line of the node should go to Rebel Road (5th St. SW) as it does on the west side of 27th Ave. Commissioner Bowman noted that Mr. Hatches' proposal does not go all the way to Rebel Road, and he confirmed that he left it out but at a County Commission meeting in October of 1986, the Board agreed that it should go to 5th St. SW. Mr. Hatch argued that the way his property is zoned now represents spot zoning rather than what he is requesting. Commissioner Eggert informed Mr. Hatch that based on the advertisement, it is impossible to include the property all the way to Rebel Road today, and Attorney Vitunac agreed. It was determined that no further wished to be heard, and the Chairman declared the public hearing closed. ON MOTION by Commissioner Bowman, SECONDED by Com- missioner Wheeler, the Board unanimously approved enlargement of the Oslo Road/ 27th Avenue Node by redesignating 7.1 acres from LD -2 to Commercial, (Said Comprehensive Plan amendment to be incorpo- rated in Ordinance adopted when all changes are dealt with), and adopted Ordinance 87-17 rezoning the said property to CL as requested by Chauncey Hatch. 32