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BOOK 1.7 NGF 50 Chairman Hincks asked for public comments concerning the proposed Capital Improvements Program (CIP) for 1999/00-2003/04. No one spoke concerning the proposed CIP Program. Mr. Hincks closed the public hearings on these two budget items. Chairman Hincks opened joint public hearings with the Planning Board that had been advertised for this date and time. Planner Althea Thompson outlined for the Boards the first public hearing for a petition by George Henry Hall and Michael D. Hall to rezone from Residential Agricultural District to Highway Commercial District, approximately .70 acres of land at 2807 Cox Mill Road. Mr. Henry Hall of 4608 Cox Mill Road spoke in favor of the request. Mr. Hall told the Boards he planned to purchase the property and possibly convert the present pottery business for the sale of produce and a fast food (carryout) grill. The following individuals spoke in opposition to the rezoning petition: Neil MacDonald, 2748 Cox Mill Road (also spoke on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison of 2508 John Rosser Road) Stephen Hulsey, 2740 Cox Mill Road Waylon Chandler, John Rosser Road Mrs. Thompson outlined the second rezoning request by Timothy Glasson to rezone from Light Industrial Conditional Use District, approximately 5.56 acres of land at 1062 Hickory House Road. Mr. Timothy Glasson of 1062 Hickory House Road spoke in favor of the request. No one spoke in opposition to the request. Mrs. Thompson outlined the final rezoning request by Marilyn Zone, agent for the Sloan Estate, to rezone from Residential Agricultural District to Light Industrial District, approximately three acres of a 14.89 acre tract of land located on the north side of Broadway Road. Mrs. Marilyn Zone, Realtor with Simpson & Simpson, told the Boards that Arden Corporation wishes to purchase the property and expand their facilities in Sanford. No one spoke in opposition to the request. Chairman Hincks opened the public hearings to hear comments concerning amendments to the Lee County Zoning Ordinance. Planner Ron Satterfield discussed proposed changes to the Ordinance and answered questions from Board members. 05 4