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When the application came to the Planning Commission last Wednesday, Wakefield District representative Werner Krebser said, “We’re back in the same thing as before. We’re talking about a 1,600-squarefoot house. If we continue doing that, there is no sense in having the 800-square-foot limitation. Who’s to say the basement won’t be finished?” ” The other planners seemed to agree but felt they were in a bind. They had approved family aparthients before that were built over storage areas or garages.
“I see your point,” Mike Massie said. “If you have 800 square feet of living area, you need some storage space.”
“I think you’re right,” Hampton District representative John Clark Jr. said. “But we have to act on this application.” v Jackson District representative David Fannon said, “These are special circumstances. These ladies heed some help.”
County Administrator John McCarthy said he would prepare an amendment to the ordinance to restrict storage space in family apart
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