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Supervisors, sit down and dictate how a man has to develop his land.”
Frances Simones, an Amissville resident, said, “I fully agree with what Mr. Smet has proposed. He took all his material to each person who signed the petition. Two-acre lots would not bring in the type of people these lots would bring in.”
George Chamberlin said he had lived on an adjoining property for 10 years. “This development is a logical compromise to what you originally proposed,” he said. “It’s against your best interests to go against the people of Amiss ville. I’m against two-acre zoning on Route 642.”
He said he was so opposed' to letting that sort of development occur along the road, that he had refused to split off a two-acre parcel for his son. “You should listen carefully to the citizens of Amissville.”
Donald Bird, who also ^borders Mr. Smet’s property said, “I’d prefer to see the land stay open, but when I look at other communities,
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