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property is going to be used for a business venture whether we rezone it or not,” Luke stated.
“But this is the only way we can limit it,” interjected Supervisor J. R. Latham, referring to the uses ranging from restaurants and motels to commercial dairies, service stations and printing plants that would be allowed by right with commercial rezoning.
“You do have a point,” Luke acknowledged. He continued that the argument against commercial rezoning as setting a precedent for strip development along the highway could also be used against granting a use permit to allow the business operations proposed by Mrs. Davis. According to Luke, a precedent “could most likely be carried on” if the Davis’ property is kept in an agricultural zone but used as a business. “I hear the argument that we try to tell people what to do” by suggesting that the Davis’ apply for a special
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