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I I .c - - - - - - .'C , - I I I , I -{ 1- MINUTES OF THE: LA PORTE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION PAGE 7 light industrial so that water and se~ver Has not wiped off the map. David also explained that there is very little sewer on Sens Rd. and that there is a possibility of getting a large sewer truck main down Sens Rd. but that is in the far future. Doug ~atimer stated that the section between Sens Rd. and the railr6ad up in the Lomax area does not have a sewer and that it will be hard to get sewer there because of the elevation. Doug Latimer said this was the reason for not making this a prime residential area. Charlie Doug Boyle said that it didn't make sense to him to have business industrial along H to Spencer. He felt it should be light industrial all the way down to Spencer at the major intersection. Janet Hahr Ii ch ga ve he r inpu t on what she fe 1 t from 26th Street, a major thoroughfare coming up from the Bayport Industrial area, that she feels it needs Industrial on both sides, some type of business industrial on the west. She indicated that she felt strongly and hoped that they were not ignoring that. After much discussion, Zoning Administrator David Paulissen told the commission that one of the things talked about with the planners is to hold the line at 26th Street because that is the last O'rowth area of Residential. Staff recommends o that the Industrial stop at 26th Street. Bobby Blackwell indicated that in his travel to and from work, he .did not 'feel light industrial would please the people living in Lomax area, but they wouldn't mind business industrial. Janet Wahrlich stated that as a land owner what she was requesting was light industrial up to Sens Rd. On the west side of 26th, Don Ford commented on his property on the corner of P and Sens Rd., 274 on Sens, and 480 feet on P Street, and the present says high density residential. Probably the best thing for that corner is a little EXH1B\T F