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September 9, 1986 Mack Cherry, 104 Bobby Jones Drive, Chairman of the Administra- tive Board of St. Andrews United Methodist Church. Vernon Bloodgood, 5 Locust Lane, representing St. Andrews Unite Methodist Church. Richard Mattox, Attorney, 206 Snead Fairway, representing St. Andrews United Methodist Church. The following letter was submitted by Mack Cherry "My name is Linda Wells, and I am~the legal owner of the pro- ~erty adjacent to the. lot at 5605 Portsmouth Boulevard, which ~s Ler consideration for rezoning under Zoning Request =Z-86-14. I ~ve never been informed of any hearing concerning this zoning requc it was called to my attention on Tuesday, September 2, by Dr. ~vid Palmer, the pastor o£ Saint Andrew's United Methodist Church. I have not been given the opportunity to voice my objections to this action. Because of physical infirmites due to polio, it is ver fficult for me to attend Council meetings and hearings in City Hal Therefore, I wish to go on record with this letter voicing my ection to the building of a car wash on the property next to m~ne feel that such a car wash would decrease the value of my property. is not appropriate for the kind of businesses that should be buil in this neighborhood. thank you in advance for giving this objection a fair hearing. Signed by Linda T. yrs. Ralph) Wells." Henry Fallon, 101 Jacquelyn Drive. Motion of Mr. Gray and seconded by Mr. Simpson, that Z 8~-14 tc rezone property located at 5605 Portsmouth Boulevard, from Residen- zial to Commercial C-i, be denied, and was adopted by the following Ayes: Barnes, Corprew, Gray, Lucas, Simpson, Webb, Holle~ Nays: None (c) GHP 86-5 DOI~NTOWN NEIGHBORHOOD: ]rouF Housing Project application of Portsmouth Parkside Development Associates, contract owner, for a 5 1/2 story brick building to contain 8,800 square feet of retail space, 40 two-bedroom residences and a two-story parking ramp at the southeast corner of Nigh and Crawford Streets. Ben Adderholdt, Architect, 436 Court Street, representing Parkside Development Association, spoke in support of the application. Leslie R. French, III, 208 Glasgow Street, representing Federa- tion of Civic Clubs and Olde Towne Civi~ League, spoke in support of the application for On motion of Mr. Barnes and seconded by Mrs. Webb, GHP 86-5 for S 1/2 story brink building to contain 8,800 square feet of retail ~ace, 40 two-bedroom residences and a two-story parking ramp at southeast corner of High and Crawford Streets, was approved on first reading, and was adopted by unanimous vote. ~d) CA 86-4 CODE AMENDMENT: A proposal to amend Section 33-18 pertaining to Planning Commission action on preliminary subdivision plats.