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because it is so restrictive. He asked the Board to hold an evening meeting Firehouse to allow people who work to express their opinion on both Plan • t the Roseland • Irene Bush, 13370 Old Dixie Highway, who moved from Ft Lauderdale, knows what happens when unforeseen growth is not gently planned. Tom Spalding, 7890 129th Place, had no problem with the Neighborhood Plan, but felt the Corridor Plan is too restrictive. It will keep business away, thus minimizing a tax base increase Christopher Kirrie, 12855 79th Avenue, opposed this Plan. He believed most residents do not want the Plan. Roseland should be left alone. Don Perry, 7930 129th Street, believed Roseland needs something to protect the individual homeowners. He did not want their residential area turned into an industrial area. C. N. Kirrie, 12855 79th Avenue, recounted the history he watche developed slowly over the 40 years he has lived there. "Backyard busme opportunity by law to be legal for a period and were grandfathered. Spaul business were two of them. Industry is needed in this county. The Boar understand and believe that we are hurting for industry. He believed the C really need to hear the tape from the Firehouse meeting because the p resounding "no" to the Plans. He saw no good reason to have a Corridor PI the Board to take no action today but not to eliminate it completely. Robert Kirrie, 12706 79th Avenue, asked why the mailing by the Frien Roseland was sent only to their 200 members and not all 1700 residents in Cy Carlson commented that they have heard a lot about the Firehouse estimated that 75% were in favor and about 25% were opposed to the Plans. Angie Cerillo, Kashi Ashram, 11155 Roseland Road, supported the Pla to abide by it in the Kashi planned development. 1 0 i as Roseland sses" had the ing's and his has come to •mmissioners ople gave a n and asked 1 • s of Historic oseland. September 9, 2003 eeting. She n and intends 7 5