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r. <br />PLAWZXG AND ZONZW CAIMJI'.f,'SZON <br />MON,tr Y, APrt3'L- 4, 2977 <br />7:00 O'CLOCK P. N. <br />COiTaY U ROOK - CITY HALL <br />PARRS, TRUE <br />rho Planning and Zcming Cox ad asion met in regular session Monday, April 4, <br />2977 at 7:00 P.K. in the Council J&mm, City Bst1 with the following ors <br />present: <br />3. Herschel x0junney - C*airmn <br />2. Spencer Abbott <br />3. Clark Bates, Jr. <br />4. Raymond Puller <br />S. James Lynch <br />6. L" C. Pruitt <br />7. Scoer rhorntaon <br />eIwiraean McKinney called the meeting to order and the Minutes of Jfarah 7, <br />1977 were approved as presented. <br />The fi rsr t Item on the Agendas was a public hmming to consider that petition <br />n <br />of Joel A. xay for a change in xaoningr from a rva- Fancily Dwelling District <br />'12P -1 to an Office District to)- Specific Use Antique Strop, on iot 9, City <br />Block 206, located at 230 19th S.M. <br />Mr. nand Mrs. May ware present and steted their desire to use the residence <br />at tole address for the sale of antiques. they stated that they deal pri- <br />marily In cut: glass and fine crams and there would be no outside display <br />of goods. <br />They arena: on to say that the lot was large enough to provide sufficient: <br />off street parJttng. <br />Rldon Wllear and Mike Xalone, both speaking -!'or Mrs. Ss&bel Witten objected <br />to the m'rxaage, stating it would tend to open up adjacent property for xoning <br />whlcb aright be detrimental to the neighborhood made up of mostly older people. <br />Cdr. atalon@ stated he had talked to several people in the area who w&w <br />opposed to the change but would not coma to the meeting. <br />Fallowirg disrz:asion, JEr. Bstes made a motions to recommend denial of the <br />petition because of spot svning. Mr. Mornton secaoaded the motion Web <br />failed 3 for, 4 against. <br />• <br />