1981-06-03 Joint Public Hearing and Regular Meeting

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• • Minutes, Joint Public Hearing and Regular Meeting June 3, 1981, Page 8 Meza: Neither does that include a beer joint. They have to have a special permit. There is an ordinance to that effect. Harding: But if this is rezoned and the property goes com- mercial, could a steel mill go in there? Meza: No. Harding: O.K. That's what I was concerned with. Simons: The biggest thing that could go out there is a retail store or apartments. Harding: Would that be like a shopping center type? Simons: Yes. Hardin: I am totally against this, because it would be right in our front yard. When you move out like this you don't want this kind of thing right on top of you. • Longley: Mrs. Harding, were you objecting to Mr. Fladeland's cabinet shop also? Harding: The wood working? Yes, because it will entail a lot of saws and drills and such. We want peace and quiet. Simons: From what I can understand so far, is you people don't really object to lots 20 and 21 but you do object to the rest. Harding: That's right, we do object to that property closest to the subdivision. Skarda: I know the Council is aware of this but you just haven't thought of it. Sens Road, or 26th Street, is a county road. That road has been designated as an evacuation route. That's why it's about three feet higher than it normally should be. When I moved out there 15 years ago, my property was higher than the road. The road is now about three feet higher than my property. You start cementing out there, you got a lake. What are you people going to do about it? You have got two drain pipes under that entire mile road. Two! But you sit there, you say "County problem." I've talked to almost all of you. I've talked to Tom, Kibodeaux, Meza, I've talked to this man over here (indicating Malone). Now when you start • cementing it, just remember what you are going to do. You are going to flood us out. We are going to be like the two houses on the other end of 26th Street down by the Berry's that are