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Planning and Zoning Commission Minutes August 17, 1995 Page 7 Mr. Marshall said the next area we will be revisiting will be the northeast district and then Harrisburg. Mr. Brownlow said in our rational for the General Industrial, we say General Industrial zones are compatible neighbors with both Light Industrial and General Commercial zones. When we rezone this one we have a High Density Residential district up against it. He asked would that be reconsidered when we look at the total area, it is not rational as it is. Mr. Marshall said there are two answers to that. He said we will need to reconsider the surrounding zoning. But, because it was determined at the time the ordinance was adopted, that they are not truly compatible, the High Density Residential and General Industrial, we did set a buffer requirement at the heaviest degree between industrial and residential. With that adjoining property still being High Density Residential, there will be a required buffer strip at the heaviest requirement. Mr. Moose said the area where Phil Cline Trucking Company is currently located, which is across the creek, you already have your natural boundary between the two zonings with the creek in there. He said it is all High Density Residential on the other side of the creek and there is no natural boundary. Mr. Marshall said we are not using a natural boundary. It is possible, in looking at this zoning, we could use another creek as a boundary in looking at rezoning a larger area. There being no further comments, the vote was 8 to 1 to approve Petition 95-06. Mr. Brownlow, Ms. Harkey, Mr. Hill, Mr. Jeter, Mr. Kiefer, Mr. Lane, Mr. Ritchie and Ms. Stafford in favor of this petition. Mr. Moose dissenting. The Chair introduced the fourth item on the Agenda, Proposed Zoning Text Revision ~ Section 4-19, Access Points: