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Planning and Zoning Commission Minutes June 15, 1995 Page 9 Sharp, that they were willing to adjust the zoning line to the 100 year floodplain if it could be rezoned Medium Density Residential. We therefore have a request to rezone Medium Density Residential with the zoning line being the 100 year floodplain. The motion that we have now is to deny that. Mr. Jeter asked what would be the net gain to the industrial zoning to the east of the floodplain? Mr. Newton said what it does is limits the amount of buffering that would be required over on the Dogwood property and it reduces the amount of residential that would occur on this tract of Mr. Barbee's. Mr. Newton said it also represents a buffering between that residential parcel. If the residential zone adjoined Dogwood's industrial zoning, there would be a larger buffer area required in the industrial area. Mr. Marshall said we require buffering between zones and uses and that includes residential development. If the developing use is a permitted residential and it abuts limited industrial, then they are going to have to use the highest buffer yards. With a 58 acre parcel, they are going to have to buffer 100 feet and include the necessary plantings. So it will be the 100 year floodplain plus 100 feet. The Chair said there is a motion on the floor to deny the petition to rezone Mr. Barbee's property from Light Industrial to Medium Density, Residential and for it to remain Light Industrial she asked if there was a second to the motion. Mr. Brownlow seconded the motion. The vote was 4 to 4, Mr. Brownlow, Mr. Lane, Mr. Jeter and Ms. Stafford for the motion. Mr. Ritchie, Mr. Moose, Mr. Kiefer and Mr. Hill against the motion. The motion was not approved. Mr. Hill MOTIONED to approve the petitioners request to rezone the property east of the bypass north of Highway 73 from Light Industrial to Medium Density Residential, seconded by Mr. Kiefer.