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member Peter Skowronski. “I was under the impression that we’d said we would rezone it if the need arose. 1 thought (that block) should have been mixed-use in the'first place.” He added that it is “the most reasonable spot to rezone in the town."
Brad Fisher told his fellow council members that he felt since both apartments and offices are included under permitted retail uses, Mr. Giles' proposal could be accommodated by interpreting the ordinance to allow the two uses under the grandfather clause — since the store is grandfathered as a retail use.
If that’s the council’s decision, Mr. Reynolds replied, “Just make sure you understand that’s what good for the goose is good for the gander. If you do it for one, you’re going to have to do it for all, or you’ll find yourselves in court.”
Fran Eldred reminded the council that many residents in the town were upset by its decision in 1986 to deny Mr. Giles his request for mixed-use zoning for the property. Requires amendment of Comprehensive Plan
A decision to rezone the block would require the amendment of the town’s Comprehensive Plan first, Mr. Reynolds said. The future land use map included in the plan must be
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