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and go and little business come and go and they have all supported the community. The primary objection that the Winter Beach Progressive League has at this point is the building of sheet metal warehouses along side the First Baptist Church. He said what the people are trying to avoid is heavy industrial uses in'what is -and has been a residential neighborhood. When Mr. Keating was discussing heavy industrial uses versus light commercial uses, he made reference to Quality Packers. There is either a 20 acre or 30 acre block that is shown as a commercial use and he thinks the issue to address at this point is whether or not that block is there as an adjunct to Quality Packers, is that industrial use or is that a commercial or a light commercial use? Mr. Shearer stated this is heavy commercial use which allows primarily trade contractors offices, warehousing, mini storage facilities. It does not allow for processing, or manufacturing. Mr. Rodenberry stated he thinks this is the very type of thing that the people of Winter Beach are trying to avoid. He stated this is a big chunk of property going into a use that is trying to be avoided. Ruth Stanbridge asked Mr. Goulet if all this is in the Packing House, isn't there a grove? Mr. Goulet stated all that property is under one ownership and is why Staff left this all heavy commercial. On MOTION by Ruth Stanbridge, SECONDED by Richard Parent, the Board unanimously voted to close the public hearing. Chairman Eggert stated the Board has had several items brought up, the mobile home park, the shrinkage of the commercial area, the desire for more heavy commercial in some of those areas, are there any further questions about it. On MOTION by John Tippon, SECONDED by Ruth Stanbridge, the Board unanimously voted to recommend that the County Commission approve the Winter Beach Small Area Plan and Precise Land Use Map be used henceforth as a guideline. 22 g `f