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789 owners within 600 feet of the parcel have been notified. He said average traffic on Highway.86 as of,1977 was approximately 4,900 cars per day. He said surrounding land contains two mobile home parks, a restaurant, cemetary and chemical plant and there are no flood plain or other naturally environmentally sensitive areas involved. Mr. P, H, Graig spoke in favor of Mr. Williams' request. Mr. Craig explained he was a real estate agent trying to sell the property for Mr. Williams. He said he was having difficulty getting a contract to sell because of the zoning. He reouested the zoning be changed to general commercial. He said Mr. Williams currently races cars and runs a hobby shop where he rebuilds race cars. - No one else spoke in favor of the request. No one spoke in opposition to the request. Commissioner Whitted as~Ced if the property would be sold if it were rezoned. Mr. Craig said one geht1eman signed a contract but backed out after consulting with the County Attorney, Commissioner Whitted asked the use and traffic of the property if it were rezoned. Mr. Craig said Mr. Williams requested general commercial zoning to allow him to be a Hirsh representative. Upon conclusion of the public hearing, Dr. Bonar turned the meeting over to Commissioner Whitted. Agenda Item 3: Discussion of Amendments to County Subdivision Ordinance Commissioner Whitted said the Commissioners needed to set a date for possible action on these amendments. Dr. Bonar urged the Commissioners to adopt the amendments which were satisfactory as soon as possible and, if there were some amendments that required further con- sideration, hold only those back rather than delay the whole group. Commissioner Gustaveson asked if some amendments were urgently needed to improve the function of the ordinance. Dr. Bonar said the ordinance was functioninn well as it stands and most amendments addressed situations which were relatively uncommon. Mr. Dobelstein requested the Commissioners adopt all amendments that were satisfactory as-soon as possible. He felt the amendments were a piece of unfinished business that continued to hand over the Planning Board's head. Commissioner Whitted suggested putting this item on the agenda for the third Tuesday in January For discussion and to act on the ones we want to adopt and defer action on others for further consideration. He wanted to publicize this meeting so interested persons could attend. Commissioner Gustaveson said he would like to discuss the January agenda at the December 4th meeting. Mr. Robert Greer said one purpose of the amendments was to clarify subdivision regulations and the other was to change to a degree the intent of the subdivision regulations. He felt the Corrntissioners should know the ones which clarify and the ones which change the intent. Dr. Bonar said the only amendment which makes a significant change is section III-A. There being no further business to come before the Board, the meetin was adjourned. v i 'l ~ - Richard !dhi'tted, Cha7rman Mary Lou Bouley, Clerk