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OS7 9 November 15, 1993 information on why a five-acre lot minimum, rather than four or six acres, was proposed. Council Member Capowski requested that the staff's follow-up report contain information about the taking of smaller undevelopable lots. He also requested information about the differences between neighborhood commercial and community commercial zoning uses. Council Member Capowski inquired whether there was any relation between not rezoning the area and the possible construction of the Laurel Hill Parkway. He stated that the current Council should vote on the possible rezonings at its November 22nd meeting. Council Member Brown emphasized the importance of addressing concerns of the White Rock area residents relative to the proposed rezonings. Council Member Brown requested that all hearings and minutes of prior meetings concerning the southern area rezonings be entered into the record of the hearing. She suggested that the rezoning matter be voted on at the November 22nd Council meeting. Mayor Broun stated that the White Rock area situation needed to be examined within the context of the entire southern area plan. He stated that the overall planning and rezoning processes for the southern area had been thorough ones. Council Member Powell said she concurred that the proposal was well thought out and planned. COUNCIL MEMBER WALDORF MOVED, SECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER POWELL, TO REFER THE MATTER TO THE MANAGER AND ATTORNEY AND BRING THE MATTER BACK FOR CONSIDERATION AT THE NOVEMBER 22ND COUNCIL MEETING. THE MOTION WAS ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY (9-0) . Mr. Horton noted that a number of protest petitions were currently being reviewed by Planning staff. He noted that the staff's follow-up materials would likely be ready by Friday, November 19th, rather than Wednesday, November 17th. Mr. Karpinos noted that given the very short turnaround, the follow-up work would be less rigorous than a follow-up report having a longer completion timeframe. Council Member Capowski requested that the staff's follow-up report expand on the logic for one unit per acre for the Michis property. • Item 3 OWASA Sewer Pump Station SUP Request Development Coordinator Jennie Bob Culpepper said the Orange Water and Sewer Authority (OWASA) had submitted a special use permit application for the replacement of a replacement sewer pump station along the north side of Cleland Drive. She stated that no changes in site access were proposed. Ms. Culpepper noted that the staff's preliminary recommendation was approval of the request. Council Member Rimer said he saw no compelling reason to require a fire hydrant within 500 feet of the building, a fire flow report or recycling plan for the proposed plant. He requested that the