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, Dan Robinson questioned whether or not an area which is currently proposed I-Industrial could later be changed to R-1 residential as it '--- was across state road 42. Lyle Robinson then questioned whether or not the northern boundaries of the buffer zone were extended as far as possible. He was advised that the town would not extend the buffer zone past the County Line Road at this point and had no authority to do so by statute without certain agreements being made through Hendricks County. Horace Adams questioned the South Street area as proposed business on the §outh side and residential on the north side. Signe Nicholson '--' advised that the business uses naturally grow and expand and to accommodate them you must allow them to encroach upon some residential areas. She stated that a street is frequently a good buffer so houses are not looking out the back door in to a business rather having a street as the buffer. Horace Adams stated that the Comprehensive Plan proposal was purely judgmental and that the action taken on the South Street area would displace residential uses which was unfair to those people who live in the area. He objected to having one side left residential and one side business. Marion Adams also questioned the Bethel Road and Crosby Road area as I-Industrial. Larry Tooley at 4ll Conduit Woods then addressed the board as the president of the Marleywoods Homeowners Association. He questioned why the Field's property across Bridge Street from Marleywoods was set out as business in the Comprehensive Plan. He felt like the rezoning of the property across 67 was an infringement upon the Marleywood Subdivision and this was amplifying it. He felt the subdivision was a nice quiet improvement to the town and the business uses would ~- interfere with that. He would like to see the area south of Bridge -4-