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MINUTES Planning Commission October 13, 1988 Multi - Rezonings (Cont.) DeLonais suggested that the Larry Nadeau property as well as the Weber and Trobec properties and the entire area west of the railroad tracksand along Rice Street be rezoned to B -3. The City Planner pointed out that this would involve some developed properties such as the Midwest Spring property and would make them non - conforming. The Planner pointed out that he is proposing I -P zoning so that the developed properties would be conforming. The Commission discussed this and felt that B -3 zoning was preferable along Rice Street. It was pointed out that the Trobec and Weber properties are long narrow parcels that front on Rice Street and extend to the railroad tracks The Planner suggested that whatever zoning is dedided on for the Trobec and Weber properties, the entire parcels of each should have the same zoning. DeLonais recommended that the property at the corner of Rice Street and South Owasso Blvd., which has a depth of approximately 225 feet be rezoned to B -3, and the Commission also recommends that the Weber and Trobec properties fronting on Rice Street be rezoned B -3. Motion seconded by Herkenhoff. Motion carried 5 - 0. DeLonais suggested that the property located north of the North Star Estates Trailer Park should remain I -1 and not be rezoned to I -P as suggested by the City Planner. Costa asked the purpose of rezoning this property to I -P. The Planner reported that I -P zoning would preclude metal buildings. Essentially the same uses are allowed in an I -P zoning as in I -1, however, more landscaping and site improvements are required. Costa asked the status of metal buildings in this area if the property is rezoned to I -P. The Planner replied that these buildings would be grandfathered in as non - conforming structures. The buildings would be allowed to expand up to 25% of their size. Costa asked the feelings of Suburban Auto for the rezoning. The Planner replied that he discussed the rezoning with the owner of Suburban Auto, who is not objecting to the rezoning. Costa pointed out that there are some poor soils in the area, and asked Page 2