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<br />• <br />Minutes of the La Porte Planning <br />and Zoning Commission <br />July 31, 1986 <br />• Page 2 <br />David stated that after discussing with Director of .Community <br />Development John Joerns and Doug Latimer that they felt that a <br />little more attention be paid to Southern Pacific. The reason <br />being that members of staff and the Commission have voiced a <br />concern over the area east of Sens Rd. One of the reasons for <br />locating the Neighborhood Commercial in this areas is because of <br />the thoroughfare. It is really the only commercial of any sort <br />other than existing uses on Hwy. 225 that would have any type of <br />Commercial catagory within the heart of Lomax. This area in Lomax <br />has not traditionally been supportive of Commercial. <br />After a minor discussion of the Commission, it was brought up by <br />Doug Latimer that the location of the Neighborhood Commercial is <br />intended to tie in to a proposed street. <br />There was more discussion on this subject and a few citizens came <br />forth with their concerns and also had a discussion about the map. <br />John Armstrong emphasized that if La Porte continues to plan for a <br />sound planning basis, and provide a fair amount of Commercial <br />area, then Lomax will turn out the way we want it. The bottom <br />line is planning for the future, not necessarily what will happen <br />• right now. <br />Doug Latimer brought up a discussion about R-2 in the Lomax area. <br />There were some concerns brought forth about some property, that <br />was pointed out on the map, not being buffwered. That area being <br />along the 150' strip HL & P power easement along Underwood Road <br />north of "H" St. <br />It was decided that Neighborhood Commercial remain on the map for <br />further discussion by staff at a later date. <br />The difference between Light Industrial and General Commercial was <br />discussed about different areas on the map. Specifically the area <br />along Sens Rd. on the west side. <br />4. Decker McKim and Janet Gray Wahrlich discussed area maps that they <br />brought in. <br />The next discussion was about all of the Commercial area <br />surrounding Fairmont Park. The map was viewed and discussed. <br />It was decided that the General Commercial should be added and the <br />Neighborhood Commercial be done away with. <br />• <br />