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- 2- <br />more acquisiti.ons of land based on the premise it would be used for <br />recreation. Suddenly .there is a request for change and can't realize <br />the reason for it. Some measure should be taken so the owners of this <br />property be contacted.. <br />The Mayor reminded the audience this Ordinance has been fully exposed <br />at Council, Planning & Zoning (minutes posted at some five places i.n <br />the Village) and published in the newspapers. =ndividual written <br />notices are not required by law if more than 10 property owners are <br />involved. <br />Charles Studen, owner of Donray Products: We do not question the legal- <br />ity.but the moral issue involved. 2 have one million dollars invested <br />and feel 2 should have been notified. In 1967 I purchased the property <br />and did change the plans calling for anticipated development of the <br />property. Had a contract that no purchase would be made without the <br />bl.essing of the Village. My entire property does become jeopardized <br />and I become a non-conforming useage and we cannot live or tolerate <br />this type of situation and did make investments on the fai.th and trust <br />of this Council. It is not fair. We did confoxm with alI sewer require- <br />ments for no other use than for that for which it was given and have <br />it remai.n, commercial/industriale SOM is an industrial highway. 2• <br />don't know of anybody who's going to put up a 50 or 60 thousanci dollar <br />home. . <br />Frank Rivers, 400 SOM Center Road: In favor of,retaining present <br />zoning. <br />Bob Grogan, 480 Oakton Circle: Residents of Kenwood don't want any <br />more industrial expansion on SOM. We have enough industry in this town. <br />Orest Stecker, 6759 Glenview: These people who have all this valuable <br />land I really cry for. I have % acre investment and am satisfied with <br />it. If you invested unwisely in too much property my heart bleeds for <br />you. <br />Martin Comella, 673 Robley Lane: This property was rezoned over 10 <br />years ago and has been stated by a couple of people they were not <br />consulted. You are in.a small minority who have this land. I thi.nk <br />it,is enti.rely in order to have this land rezoned back to residential <br />because i.t was. <br />Howard Schulz, 840 SOM Center Road: There were open hearings, detailed <br />effort made by Regional Planning, thousands of do].lars and many hours <br />of hard work. It was recommended that the proposal be accepted. I <br />am certainly at a loss why we were not permitted to discuss the zoning <br />on the Citizens Master Plan. I requested it and was refused. Ken- <br />wood area, you are nothing but north-end hicks. <br />Mr. Dattilo, 6706 Sandalwood: Asked Council how many pieces of prop- <br />erty owners are involved in this situation and how many were originally <br />? owners at the time rezoning was asked. No one had the answer. <br />? <br />Howard Steiil, Attorney (1100 Citizens Building) represented the La <br />Contes: Had no notices. We would request that the hearing be reopened
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