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and from 6:30 until 3 p.m. in the summer. He said he does not operate the sawmill on weekends but sometimes has to be there to take a shipment of logs or load lumber or slabwood for a customer. He said he uses Route 664 only for trucks turning north on U.S. 522 because they swing into the southbound lane if they pull out directly onto U.S. 522.
Greg Clark said he was speaking for his mother Peggy. He said it was far enough away that they did not notice the noise, but they had noticed an increase in traffic. He said Mr. Dove had a right to use the sawmill but he would hate to see it increase. “There are probably better sites than this one,” he said. “That’s pretty swampy land.”
Sid Gottlieb, who represents the Board of Zoning Appeals on the Planning Commission, wondered, “At what point do we worry about a commercial enterprise in a non-commercial area? It seems a modest expansion, not where we say it should be in a commercial zone.” 1 Wakefield District representative Werner Krebser said, “If we say he cannot have a debarker because that’s commercial, the next thing we will hear that my tractor or combine makes too much noise or when we wean calves. People know when they move to the country there are certain noises inherent in
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