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lots were large enough to be subdivided, and even* tually, Luke proposed an amendment to allow* new lots of two and a half acres in a RB-1 zone.
Newbill Miller made a * plea for adoption of the new ordinances, stating: “Creeping development will get you just the same as an explosive development; it just doesn’t alarm people as much while it’s going on.”
Added Miller: “The best development is planned development. Creeping development is the worst tiding that can happen.”
Bill Keim asked for a vote on the “Question.” He observed: “This is dragging on.”
Mrs. Dale Metzinger wondered if any thought were being given to a Master Plan for the county.
“WE HAVE attacked the problems where there was the most need,” said Newbill Miller. “Whether after this we’ll have the energy to proceed with a Master Plan, I don’t know.”
It was 1:10 p.m., and the hearing was over. “You don’t have to adjourn at the middle of the day, you know. You can come back this afternoon,” said George Davis. Wood talked about a 60-day delay. Luke talked about a “cut and paste session” to incorporate all the changes and suggestions that had been made, “even if we have to stay all day and the next one, too.”
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