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Art Dunkley, 205 Main Street, spoke as a representative of the Kamp property owners. He said they concur with staff recommenda- tions particularly as it refers to Low Density Residential. He said he understands the concerns of Mr. Wiemkin and others who spoke. He said they have been working on a master plan for the Kamp pro- perty addressing major concerns of the neighbors including buffering activity. He said they plan to be working with staff so that everyone is comfortable with an overall plan for the property. Martin Inderbitzen, 205-H Main Street, represented Molinaro's pro- perty considered under Item 5b, RZ-81-22. He said he is responding at this time because of the map Mr. Barbee presented. He said it is true the plan was submitted to the Molinaros and they had no objection to the plan but he doesn't know how they feel about a collector street through the Molinaro portion. Chairperson Getty said Mr. Barbee's plan is a proposed conceptual plan and not one represented by staff. Mr. Inderbitzen again spoke stating they agree with the staff recom- mendation for Molinaro of Medium Density Residential. He said the trees can be the dividing line and that they haven't come forward with a development plan at this time and probably won't be coming in with one anywhere near the time Kamp's is presented. He said that Molinaro would not object to a density swap but doesn't believe all of the Medium Density should be eliminated. The public hearing was closed. Chairperson Getty indicated that Kamp and Molinaro should be considered with PUD with gradation of Medium to Low Density rather than using Oakland Avenue as a buffer of the High Density and Industrial to the west. Commissioner Doherty said the staff recommendation is not at all bad. He suggested that case GP-81-9 be decided as to Low and/or Medium Density Residential and then at a later time and when Kamp and Molinaro submit development and/or zoning plans the gradation of the area with regard to high density uses to the west can be looked at. He suggested that the City proceed with advertising the property south of Mohr, including the Busch and DeVor property and get it together before annexation. He said he supports staff's recommendation. Commissioner Lindsey indicated that the concerns of the neighbors out there are well known and the City could protect their interests at the time a project and/or zoning is requested. Commissioner Jamieson said he agrees with the speakers. He said he would like to divide the land use designation of Molinaro and Kamp north to south and the eastern one-half of both properties be designated as Low Density Residential. He said this would give people to the east reassurance that they will be in a Low Density Residential area. -6-