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Planning and Zoning Commission Minutes December 18, 1997 Page 21 asking the Board to look at this in the broader scope.professionally from the land use planning and also from a personal perspective of protecting his own property fights. · Mr. Leo Berube, Property Owner Beech Bluff, addressed the Board stating the-inappropriateness in his view of mixing general industrial uses with residential uses is a very basic chief concern that he thinks we are all looking at this evening. I-Ie said there will be a very large increase in traffic, and the infrastructure problems that families will face. He said there are several alternatives that were discussed' that might include first, rejecting the proposal entirely and reVisiting again the Western Area Plan. I-Ie said that plan was put in place for a reason and he would Hke to see the Board go back and reView that. Second,-reducing the scale on location of the proposal to directly, across from the airport, and third, increasing the buffering. Mr. Berube said in closing he would like to see the industrial length in traffic moved more toward the western side where it is a more appropriately designated idea. Mr. Bill GallowaY~ Property Owner,. Beech'Bluff, addressed the Board stating that his. view is the purpose of government is to promote health, safety, welfare, and domestic tranquilHty. He said for the purpose of maintaining continuity is to maintain the same zoning standards. Ms. MicheHe Masud, property Owner Beech Bluff, addressed the · Board sta .ting her concern is the traffic and we.tlands. She asked- the Board to take a good look at this rezoning. Ms. Sandra NiChols, Property Owner Beech Bluff~ addressed the Board reading a paragraph from a Memorandum from the North Carolina -Department-of Cuttural .Resources, Office of Sta-te Archeology.' The paragraph read "There has been no arCheological su_~vey conducted in the vicinity which is in question; However,. there .have been surveys conducted nearby. There are numerous archeological sites which have been identified. Six sites have been recorded within 'one mile of the general location specified and additional sites are likely to exist within this area.