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icapped access and sufficient parking.
She said the new post office would quire a large fenced area for trucks, an<Lao ■ the Postal Service liked the idea of havjpg ; other shopping nearby to attract customers. ' „ “The Post Office is market oriented,” she said. “We sell stamps and other items.” 1*“’
Ms. Tokasz said the main reason for inferring Mr. Maben’s location was lower cost,!;
“I’m not sure how much the Post Office n asking us to consider this above the others/^ Sid Gottleib said. ,V.«
“I’m not,” Ms. Takasz said. '*•
Jackson District representative David Fannon said, “The Planning Commission should insider if this rezoning for a Post Of-1 fice is in a suitable area.” , !
Chairman Allen Stokes commented, “This would be moving the village c(f Amissville.” ■ •
County Administrator John McCarthy said the Comprehensive Plan, with its emphasis on development around the village^ was intended “to avoid strip commercial development.” He said the intent was to have the villages grow from the center out and to avoid high density development on the north side of U.S. 211. He said the prefers were in the public interest and the planners would have to decide whether the prefers “bridge that gap.” ;
Mr. Baumgardner said the Compreheij-; sive Plan did not include any reference to concentrating commercial development on the
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