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MINUTES Planning Commission October 13, 1988 Multi - Rezonings (Cont.) The Commission next discussed the zoning of the property along Rice Street that is currently zoned I -1 and proposed for B -3. This property is owned by Art Fleischhacker as well as the County. The Commission noted the letter received from Mr. Fleichhacker requesting that his property remain 1 -1 The Planner pointed out that the use of the Fleischhacker property would be non - conforming under B -3 zoning, however, there are currently site problems which limit the property anyway. The Planner pointed out that the property owned by the County is zoned I -1 and recommended that the property be rezoned to B -3 since the County could sell the property at any time. If the property were sold, under I -1 zoning, the City could be faced with metal buildings being developed on the parcel. Schweizer asked if there was any problem leaving the Fleischhacker property zoned I -1. The Planner replied that there was not since there are access problems, non - conforming structure problems, etc. with the property. The Planner pointed out that Mr. Fleischhacker could not add onto his existing building since he would be unable to sprinkle the building. Davison recommended that the Fleischhacker property remain zoned I -1 and that property north of Mr. Fleischhacker's be rezoned to B -3 because this property is vacant and owned by the County and the City would like to encourage a specific type of development on this property, and the Commission also indicated that it would like to allow Mr. Fleischhacker to continue his existing business. Motion seconded by Schweizer. Motion carried 5 - 0. Centerville Bill Sanders and Ken Wehrle of the Park Commission appeared before the Road Area Commission to present an updated version for the development of the Park Centerville Road Area Park. Sanders described the location of the park. Sanders pointed out that the revised park plan shows 4 ballfields around a central building. There is a regulation -sized soccer field shown in the northwest corner of the park. A parking lot off Centerville Road is shown with capacity for 88 cars and a parking lot off DeSoto is shown with capacity for 32 cars. The park also shows play areas, tennis courts, basketball court and batting cages. Sanders pointed out that there is room for expansion of the parking lots. Sanders further reported that there may be a possibility of sharing parking with the industrial property to the north so there may not be the need to expand the parking lots. Page 5