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IAn Urban service boundary was established. This is the aeea where growth will be encouraged, where services can be provided without the need to expand the existing services by any great amount. The rural area is where rapid growth will be discouraged, the minimum lit size is to be 5 acres, with the option to replat when sewer is available. 97 Special Meeting April 19, 1983 As this land use was discussed, the classifications have been expanded to 17 different districts. These districts were then tranferred to a zoning map. The relationship of commercial land use. Projections of how much commercial land is needed was done, and it was felt that approximately 400 acres of land would be needed. The decision of where to locate this classification was based on many factors. Some of the factors considered was the location of the commercial where access was adequate and to eliminate the strip zoning along Lake D rive and Hodgson Road. The most sensible location was at the intersections of the Freeways. The commercial lands along Lake Drive was located in clusters to eliminate the necessity for individual driveways along that thoroughfare. It creats a safer flow for the traffic. Mr. Short pointed out there are two parts to this - the zoning ordinance and the zoning district map. The ordinance sets the rules and regulations governing the districts as shown on the map. Mr. Short completed his presentation. Mayor Benson requested that each person who had a question to list it on the forms at the rear of the hall Iand leave it on the council table and they will be heard after the break. A ten minutes break was called at 7:45 P.M. The meeting reconvened at 8:OOP.M. Mr. James Flannery - representing Mr. Jim Spetzman with property on Lake Drive. Mr. Flannery pointed out this property was rezoned in 1979 from C -A to LI. Mr. F lannery pointed out that if this property is rezoned at this time he felt it would be inequitable and the owners would suffer a financial loss. Mr. Flannery had submitted a letter setting forth this matter in detail and requested the Council consider his request to not change the classification of this land. Forest Tagg - SE Corner of I35W and Lake Drive - He wons 29 acres and re- quested that the rear portion of this land be included in the LI classifi- cation. He also owns 10 acres on the North side of the Lino Air Park which, under this ordiannce, cannot be split. Gary Duncanson - Luther's Marine - the back of his buildings are about 10 yards from the GB calssification border. If the area remains divided in this manner, he will only be able to park about 10 boats in the proper area. Mr. Duncanson requested that the GB calssification be extended to include all his property to include the house and the two lots within the plat to the East that is under the high lines. Due to the lines, the lots are unbuildable. IMR. Reinert aksed would it create a problem by including the lakd where the house is and Mr. Duncasnon said, No, he would prefer the house not be there. With this calssification, he would then have more space for the storage of boats.