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Zoning Commission Public Hearing Jan 15, 2015, Case 14-11

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From an email:

“More than 160 people signed up to make comments. (At least 6.5 pages on the witness list at 25 per page). Could not stay until the end so I don’t know if everyone spoke. They were processing about 16 speakers an hour when I left.

Looks like the speakers were about evenly split between pro-downzoning and anti-downzoning.

The hearing was about R-4 zone changes. If these changes go through and if the Lanier Heights downzoners succeed in changing Lanier Heights zoning from R-5-B to R-4 then Lanier Heights will be affected by these R-4 changes.

Attached is my statement. I read my statement shortly after the Lanier Heights downzoning leader, Denis Suski, read his statement supporting the reduction in R-4 zoning.

ZC-14-11-statement (PDF)

The hearing was video tapped and should be available for online viewing soon.

Thanks

Ronald Baker
Lanier Height home owner
NEIGHBORS AGAINST DOWNZONING

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