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Restrictions Proposed
Mrs. Donal proposed that permission for the camp meeting be limited to just ten days per year with no loud speakers allowed for the services. In addition, she suggested that (1) the property be fenced to keep vehicles and participants inside (2) the pavillion be enclosed with air conditioning installed for venilation (3) trees be planted to shield the property (4) deflectors be installed on outside lights and (5) the variance for camping facilities be denied.
"What I’m opposed to is the terrible noise,” said Charles C. Thompson who lives .2 miles from the property. Noting the N.P.E.A. plans for growth, Thompson asked “what happens when people come here from all over the state?”, citing the detrimental effect the influx will have on local property values.
Several times during the testimony from opponents, Rev. James Powers tossed in comments from his seat on a bench near the BZA table. "You’ve had your chance to testify," Admiral Gardiner warned the pastor, requesting silence. “If you can’t comply.
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