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rezoning in her name because the property was hers by survivorship and dower right and because she had a personal investment in the farm house and barn. She maintained that nothing she proposed for the property was in conflict with the zoning ordinance and that the land's most appropriate use was in the county ordinance’s B-2 district.
"You must understand that what we're proposing isn’t going to change the exterior of the buildings in the least,” she told the Planners, adding that the planned usages wouldn’t pollute the air, water or soil, wouldn’t create noise or require any additional road construction.
"Once the property is zoned commercial, there’s nothing the county or anyone else can do to restrict any use listed by right in a commercial zone," Planner Dave Fannon noted. (Uses allowed by right in a B-2 district
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