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FAIRHOPE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING
MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1966, 7:00 p.m., CITY HALL"
Present: Chairman Frederick, members Gates, 6agnell, Bung,
Arnold, Macon, Niemeyer.
Absent: Members Pitman, Spader
Visitors: Mr. Bateman, Glover, Dyson, Mitchell.
Minutes of previous meeting approved as read.
Old Business:
Walter Poser not being present, no action was taken on
his rezoning application.
New Business:
Percy Dale application -to res .ty located on
Southwesxt
as follows:
Motion by Mr. Arnold, seoonded by Mr. Gates that the ap-
plication of Percy Dale to subdivide property described above
be denied as not conforming to subdivision regula tions.
Motion carried unanimously.
Aoolication of Phillip Mitchell to re:
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mouth Greeno Road outside tzio City' limits
but within the polioe jurisdiotion. _
Motion oy mr—i-►iacon, seconded by -Mr. Gaffes that the Planning
and Zoning Commission accept for advertising for public hearing
the rezoning application of Phillip Mitchell described above
with the date of said hearing set for Friday, December 16, 1966
at 2:00 P.M.
Boting Aye: Members Macon, Gates,
Voting Nay: Member Arnold. Motion carried
:%�)hn Glover of Bay Nautical presented rough draft of loca-
tion of proposed hhed to be built on North Section Street
between/Willer and Volanta Avenues, following discussion, ac-
tion was tabled until December 16th meeting.
LUT ION +`
WHEREAS, the Fairhope City Planning Commission is obligated
to administer to the City Planning Program for the entire
City of Fairhope, and
WHEREAS, Revenue to the City can be increased through ad-
ditional retail sales, and
WHEREAS, industrial development will increase basic emfoy-
ment in the labor force, and
WHEREAS, Industrial promotion is a necessary part of im-
proving the economic base structure of the community and
balancing the economy, and
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission sincerely believes that
additonal industry is necessary for the betterment of the
community,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Planning Commission that the Mayor
and Council acquire necessary acreage and develop an in-
dustrial park per se' as expeditiously as possible.