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5• perty was spot zoned and should be restored back to its best use which would conform with the rest of the surrounding property. The sewage problems that exist today are overwhelming enough without the addition of any high rise which would create problems of population, density and further aggravate existing health problems caused by, a- mong other things, a vastly insufficient sewage system. I think the considerations which governed council's action around 1960 are no longer valid and must he reversed as circumstances have changed. I d,n't believe any tax advantage that might be gained could outweigh the problems to health, safety and the people's welfare high rises would bring. Now to the question, 'Do we have a chance?' To try and predetermine what a judge or jury might ultimately decide is the willy-nilly nega- tive approach. We can't determine that. Our task at this time is to decide on what is reasonable and for the best interest and welfare of our constituents. For the safety, health and welfare of the people of Mayfield Village, whom we so clearly heard at the public hearing, I beg that council support the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission who voted unanimously to approve the rezoning to single family. Now, gentlemen, is the time to show unity in our villagee The peo- ple have spoken, the Planning and Zoning Commission has approved Ordinance #72-1. Now is the time to stand UNITED." NIr. Schmidt said, "he had mixed emotions relative to health, safe- ty arid traffic welfare. What will we gain by having a high rise there? I'm asking council to stay together in the zoning back ta residential." Mr. Bordonaro, seconded by Mr. Braun, moved that Ordinance rt72-1 be approved and passed as read. Roll Call: aY'iS: Yiessrs. Boger, Bordonaro, Braun, Davis and Schmidt. ABSTAIN: Mr. Leech. Motion Carried Ordinance Passed Mr. Schmidt stated, "that noting the road situation he moved to re- consider the 50/ or a minimum of 65%, income tax credit be brought into play." Referred to the Finance Crmmittee. ORDITi.ANCE #72-15: Messrs. Leech/Bordonaro introduced ORDINANCE ,1'J2-15; Entitled: "AN ORDINti1VCE TO 1aMEND ORDIidANCE #159, THE ZONING ORDINaNCE, BY CREATING A PLANNED DEVELOPNENT DISTRICT ZONING CLASS- IFICATION FOR THE VILLAGE OF MAYFIELD, OHIO.'o Referred to Planning and Zoning Commission. Councilman and Mrs. Davis supplied the refreshments for this meeting and Mayor Beebe wished to acknowledge their courtesy as he forgot to include it in the agenda.