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c MINUTES OF PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION August 5, 1974 The Planning and Zoning Commission met at 7:00 o'clock P. M. on Monday, August Sy 1974, in the Council Room, City Hall, Paris, Texas, and the following members were present: I. Roy H. Anderson, Chairman 2. Clark Estes, Jr. , Vice Chairman 3. Raymond T. Fuller 4. Homer Thornton S. R. B. Staples, Jr. b. Herschel R. McKinney 7. Spencer Abbett 8. Al Cathcart The Chairman, Roy H. Anderson, called the meeting to order and took as the first item of business the petition of Billy Roy Brown, to change from a Commercial District (C) to a Light industrial District (LI) and Specific Use Permit, Animal Slaughtering Plant (29), Lot 24, City Block 281, being No. 1150 Clement Road, and the public hearing was opened. A. W. Clem, IV appeared on behalf of the petitioner and explained the proposed use of the property. The petitioner answered specific questions concerning the operation. Frances Bell and Glenn Bell appeared in opposition and suggested the investigation of a similar plant at Cooper, Texas. After discussion, the motion was made by Spencer Abbett, with second by R. B. Staples, Jr. , that the requested zoning be recommended. The motion passed by a vote of b for, 2 against. The petition of Donald Blackburn, to change from a One - Family Dwelling District N& 2 (SF -2) toi� a General Retail District (GR) and Specific Use Permit, Auto Laundry,(3)y Lot 8, City Block 237A., being at the North West Cdrner of the intersection of West Walker Street and 19th Street, N. W., was taken as the neat item of business, and the public hearing was opened. T. K. Haynes questioned the peti- tioner about the proposed use and the current use being made of the property and he stated that the current non - conforming use of more than twelve years is that of a coin operated laundry, which he proposed to continue, and wished to construct two car gash stalls to the West of the existing building. The following appeared in opposition: W. G. Prunty, John Smallwood, Mrs. Jim Brown and Ailene Steele. After dis- cussion, the motion was made by Homer Thornton, with second by Al Cathcart, that the Commission recommend to the City Council that the requested zoning not be granted. The motion passed by a vote of 7 for, 1 against.