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use permit from the Board of Zoning Appeals rather than a rezoning from the Supervisors,” said Luke. Mrs. Davis could have gone any of three ways, he noted. She could have (1) conducted her antique and craft business as a home occupation allowed by right in an agricultural zone; (2) applied for a special use permit; or (3) asked for rezoning to a commercial district. “There are pros and cons to each side,” Luke added.
Controlled Already “When you go controlling anybody in any way...you’re telling them what to do,” interjected Supervisor H. B. Wood.” All aspects of zoning laws basically tell the landowner what he can and can’t do with his property,” Wood said. “I have a question for you,” he remarked to Col. Luke. “If we rezone this, what wouldn’t we rezone?”
Supervisor Clarence Baldwin supported Luke’s position. “If we can’t rezone this, I don’t see what we could rezone,” he stated.
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