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Mr. S. P. Denney, 738 - 24 S.E. has had his lot. and home (at the present time) zoned commercial. His home and other buildings are to be used as a ;jusiness. He has purchased lot 728 - 24 S.E., has sold the house to be moved, and plans to make a gravel parking lot to serve his business at 738. My question: Won't it be necessary for him to have let 728 zoned. commercial? If it is zoned counercial, isn't there a city ordinance requiring a proper fence to be installed between a carnercial area and. the private adJoining residence? I am only interested in seeing that all city ordinances pertaining to this situation be observed. Thanks,,, Elmer H. McFadden Following discussion, Dr. Gilmore moved the request be recomnended for approval providing for a fence that meets ordinance requirements. Dr. Miles seconded the motion and all voted aye. The next order of business was a Public Hearing to consider annexation and compatible zoning on a 220 acre tract of land known as part of the Canipbell Soup Property, located on the north side of N.W. Loop 286, west cf the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad right of way. The City Attorney stated that the City Council was,considering annexation of this property and by Resolution had requested the Planning and Zoning Comission to make a recommendation on proper zoning to be placed on the property upon annexation. Based on existing zoning in the area and the operation of the Campbell Soup Co., a Light Industrial classification had been suggested. Mr. Robert McWhirter, representing the Campbell Soup Company, stated that a protest had been filed opposing Light Industrial zoning because they felt their present operation would not conform to that district. Because of their waste treatment plant, possible odor, future expansion into different types of activity and possibility of Specific Use Permits being required, the company was not prepared to state what their zoning needs are at this time. If they are to be annexed, it would be preferable to come Into the City Limits as tmporary Agricultural Zoning. Discuss ion followed and Dr. Gilmore stated that since there was plenty of time for consideration and as It was desirable to establish proper zoning at the tire of annexation, he moved the Public'Hearing be continued until the December 2, 1974 meeVng to give Campbell Soup and the City time to consider the zoning matter. N.r. Thornton seconded the u-R)tion and all voted aye.