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“There’s three points involved' here,” he said.
“First there’s the reasonableness of the 150-foot requirement. We know, because of the new ordinance pro- • posed, that both our expert consultant, Dick McNear, and the planners feels that this setback isn’t necessary.” (The proposed setback requirement, 75 feet, is satisfied by the center’s plans.)
Baumgardner continued, saying> the precedent did have to be consid- ' ered, but pointing out this is an unusual case where there’s an interim ' period before the adoption of the nev* ordinance that will go to the public in' August. 4 "K
Third, Baumgardner said, was the topography.
“A home or any structure would have need for a play area, some surrounding useable area,” he said. “How far can we push the idea that if you can buildt there’s no hardship? We know that they build houses on stilts at the beach.”
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