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TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1995 <br />project had been discussed. Planning Commission Member Ferrill <br />reminded those present that neither the Planning Commission nor City <br />Council intended to take action on the rezoning at this meeting. The <br />Planning Commission would make a recommendation to City Council during <br />their May 18, 1995 meeting and City Council would make a decision on <br />the rezoning during their May 23, 1995 meeting. Mr. Ferrill said the <br />Commission and Council intended to allow for maximum time for publiC' <br />comment and invited those present to contact members of the Commission <br />or the Council should they have further concerns' between the time of <br />the public hearing and the next meeting. Donna Spencer (no address <br />provided), speaking on behalf of relatives who reside on Harris Drive, <br />inquired as to the exact location of the proposed rezoning. Mr. Harned <br />displayed a map of the area and explained the location to Ms..Spencer. <br />Jeannette Secrest, 307 Clearview Drive, expressed concern regarding the <br />visual appearance of the proposed Business Park. Members of the <br />Planning Commission and Mr. Harned described the types of allowable <br />uses in the B-1 District and the intention to develop restrictive <br />covenants for the Park, which would be designed to maximize the <br />aesthetic qualities of the Park. W. B. Muse, 611 First Street, stated <br />he was an owner of adjacent property and asked that his presence be <br />stated in the record of the meeting. There being no further comments, <br />the Planning Commission closed their public hearing. <br /> <br />The Mayor then opened the public hearing of City .Council, noting that <br />comments made during the Planning Commission's hearing would be <br />reflected in the Council minutes. There being no comments, the Mayor <br />declared the public hearing closed. <br /> <br />The Planning Commission then conducted a public hearing on an amendment <br /> <br /> <br />