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E <br />nPi 14 -rks' 577 <br />J, <br />Petition request submitted by Lex Hunter to rezone from <br />Residential Agricultural to Residential Mixed Conditional Use <br />District approximtely 9.00 acres of land located at 216 Poplar <br />Springs Church Road for the location of a nine-lot manufactured home <br />park on the property. <br />Speaking in favor of the request, Mr. Lex Hunter explained he <br />currently has four (4) mobile homes on the lot next to his home that <br />he rents to family/friends. The area is kept neat and clean and he <br />will select renters to put homes on the lot. <br />Individuals speaking in opposition of the request were David <br />Ezzell, Jack Morgan, Jimmy Whitaker, Jeff Hunter and Beth Suggs, all <br />neighbors from Poplar Springs Church Road. All individuals stated <br />there were no present problems but felt that if more lots were added <br />problems could be created. Individuals having recently built new <br />homes in the area did not want to see the value of their homes go <br />down, and there are many empty mobile home lots in the neighbor at <br />this time. <br />Rezoning request submitted by Karl Lewis to rezone from <br />Residential Agriculture District to Light Industrial Conditional Use <br />District approximtely 384 acres of land locted at the intersection of <br />Colon Road and US Highway 1. The petitioner proposes to locate a <br />planned business development with industrial, child care, and <br />recreation facilities, as well as billboard advertisement, on the <br />property. <br />Individuals speaking in opposition were Mary McKennon, William <br />Kotcamp of 1810 Colon Road, and George McRae of 7500 Deep River Road. <br />The main concerns were heavy traffic for the area. <br />Rezoning request submitted by Jack C. and Alice A. Maxwell, <br />represented by James Stone, to rezone from Residential Agricultural <br />District to Residential Mixed District approximtely 87.00 acres of <br />land at the southwestern corner of Cedar Lane Road and Jefferson <br />Davis Highway (excluding the portion of the parcel which is currently <br />zoned Highway Commerical District). <br />Individuals speaking in opposition of the request were Melissa <br />Palmer, 7919 Cedar Lane Road; Cleo Blue, Jefferson Davis Highway; <br />Larry Butler, 2629 Cedar Lane Road; Nellie Blue, 4818 Jefferson Davis <br />Highway; Frank Comer Jr., 7907 Cedar Lane Road; Jonathan Kelly, 7815 <br />Cedar Lane Road; Katherine Comer, 7907 Cedar Lane Road; Helen <br />Edwards, 7800 Cedar Lane Road; Mark Comer, 7919 Cedar Lane Road; and <br />Ernestine Blackburn, 7824 Cedar Lane Road. The main reason for <br />5 <br />