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0S I <br /> 5 November 15, 1993 <br /> value of several million dollars. Mr. Phillips requested that the <br /> Town not deprive the Hunt property of its permissible uses. <br /> Elmita Thompson, a resident of Old Lystra Road, said the proposed <br /> rezoning would be a complete hardship on White Rock Church area <br /> property owners. She stated that the rezoning proposal was unfair <br /> to area residents. Ms. Thompson requested that the Council <br /> consider leaving existing zoning unchanged. <br /> Edward White said he believed that rezoning of his property to RLD- <br /> 5 was proposed by the rezoning plan. He stated that the proposed <br /> zoning boundary had been illogically drawn. Mr. White said he was <br /> quite sympathetic about the zoning-related concerns of White Rock <br /> Road area property owners. <br /> William ,Rose said land owned by two of his clients had been zoned <br /> R-1 since the early 1960's. Mr. Rose stated that there was no <br /> evidence of the economic impact of rezoning land to RLD-5. He <br /> urged the Council to weigh the intent of persons purchasing land in <br /> the southern area prior to undertaking any rezoning <br /> recommendations. Mr. Rose said he opposed the proposed rezoning of <br /> the Raney and Ivy tracts on Linden Road. <br /> Mieke Rose expressed concern about planned future development in <br /> the southern area. Ms. Rose said many residents of the White Rock <br /> Church Road area had hoped that family members could build <br /> additional homes on their properties. She expressed concern about <br /> the ability of area roads and schools to handle future growth in <br /> the southern area. <br /> Mary Jo Bateman expressed concern about overcrowded schools and <br /> roadways. Ms. Bateman said she questioned why the most densely <br /> developed area had been approved first by the Council. She stated <br /> that the concerns of White Rock Road merited special attention by <br /> the Council. <br /> Fred Smith, 328 Azalea Drive, said his home faced Morgan Creek. <br /> Mr. Smith stated his support for the proposed rezoning stating that <br /> extra runoff from denser development might be detrimental to area <br /> properties. <br /> Tom Traut, a resident of Bayberry Drive, said he favored lower <br /> density development in the southern area given the area's <br /> topography. He requested that the Council adopt the proposed <br /> rezoning in the Bayberry Drive area. <br /> Planning Board Member Martin Rody thanked outgoing Council Members <br /> for their past support of the Board. Mr. Rody suggested that the <br /> Council examine the Comprehensive Plan and consider establishing a <br /> research development park in the southern area. <br />
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