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1681 standing that that was seriously considered. Fenske: This was a very tentative plan. The Legislature is not very enthusiastic about Student Housing. Cartwright: Dean Fenske, I would like to comment on two remarks you made. For instance, your reference to the pre-existing non-conforming use regula- tions. ~'Te did not intend, in drafting this ordinance, that the pre-existing, non- conforming use regulations apply to the University. The Planning Commission would not recom-mend the enforcement of the nre-existing, non-conforming use regulations. The second point I ti°rould like to make is the likelihood that our regulations under this Public Institution District, the likelihood that those would be enforc~ble may ultimately be a matter for the Courts. The purpose for putting that in there was that we felt we should make an attempt to protect the ~orivate property owners from any unfavorable use tha±, might be made of nearby University land. For instance, we wouldn't want you to but a tannery in next to a private home, and as you know, a few years ago there was objection to a stadium. Those are the reasons we put it in, and we hope that whatever land use you propose will be agreeable to those citizens affected. Fenske: Let me assure you we ti^rant to cooperate with the citizens of the Village. 'ost of them ?re our neighbors or our employees. "airs. James Jenkins, In showing this map to members of the League of Y+Tomen Voters, 2190 Folwell: we felt that having B-1 or B-lA on University land is mis- leading and that it should be PI and then perhaps an adendum saying "If the University releases land, this is what the map would look like.tr Cartwright: Howard, could you cross-hatch that land to show that it be- longs to the University? Dahlgrens Yes, we could do that on the map. This map will be a reference map that will be available here at the Village Hall for anyone interested in land anywhere in the Village. The Village could use the original land use map which goes even further than the map vre are discussing but indicates that if this land should be released for private development, this would be the land use proposed. The Village can adopt such a land use plan. This puts the Village on record that this is their intent Vrith regard to future uses without zoning it. At least that gives the prospec- tive buyer of University property or any other property, the contemplated use of the land over a long period of time. Dean '4acey: It seems to me that it would clarify the matter if the Univer- sity Land were to be marked as P-1 and then vrith notations stating that if the land were to become private property, it is intended that the Village had in mind that it would be zoned in these categories. Anyone picking up the map now would infer that the zoning as shovan would indicate that this is the use to vrhich the land will be put from now on. Cartwrights I would like to ask the Attorney what our position would be tonight if we changed proposed zoning of the University property to include all University property as Public Institution. Galvin: The problem we are trying to solve is one of mis-leading the