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McCarthy's position, and not the Planning Commission's recommendation (at their meeting on Sept. 18, the Planning Commission voted four-to-two to recommend approval, with Commission Chairman Tom Junk and former Chairman Werner Krebser voting against the recommendation of approval).
The motion to deny the application was forwarded by Chairman Pete Estes who said that "it sets a bad precedent . . . it would be a disaster for this County," and seconded by Wakefield District Supervisor Roger Welch who added that "rezoning has to be for the public good—this is for private good." Stonewall-Hawthorne and Hampton District Supervisors. Robert Anderson and Bryant Lee joined Mr. Estes and Mr. Welch in voting for denial. Use values troubling
Mr. McCarthy reported that the State Land Evaluation and Advisory Committee (SLEAC) present
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