Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
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Expert in Zone Row
Council Votes
AZ to Seek
ConsuItont Aid

ell yesterday voted to can In .
planning congultant before pro-
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Mrs. Werner accused Mr.. Lee
Of seeking 70 delay enactment Of
INC oralnancs Ior pelsonhi sam.
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Proposed by Snure
Councilman Robert Il Snure
n,ade Ere motto, Ia call in Mr..
Root ne said he believed the
present proposed zoning map
was no more than & land-use
map In that 1t does not provide
for coming district boundaries
and for expansion Of commercial
and industrial areas.
The prouosed xoninQ map
shows every marcel ia the upuer
county IS being zoned according
70 IL oWn si1s nc Map p
sIoss lVl " 0oelcai q ~
uustl1a aIeas.
|. 4 second motion that would
cal on the slated puDiic nearing
lon the zoning ordinance October
ID until 2 coming map can pc
prepared was tabled by the
council until Tuesday when the
seventh member. Grover K
Walker, viii pc present. Mr
ISnure refused 70 Withdraw his
motion although he agreed 70
the tabhng. 8
Mr.. Snure said he felt the
council should proceed In 3
proper manner" in adopting the
coming ordinance and that It
would take less than the six
months Mr.. Root required on the
suburban coming map to prepare
lone for the upper county.
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! Mr.. Snure's motion appeared
to have fairly strong support on
the council.
Council President ]. Grahafne
Walker objected to seeking Mr..
Roots advice on the procedures
being followed IA enaetiug the
ordinance. He noted that the
council already had been adj
lvised by County AttORneyI
Charles Nc Irelan chat they were
within legal bounds In the steps
being taken.
The ordinance has been under
attack on grounds the council IS
mot following the procedure out
lined under the State law grant
Ing it coming authority.
Mrs. Werner accused Mr.. Lee,
president Of the Upper County
Landowners Association, Of fail
ling TO make known his personal
holdings in the rural area. She
Tread from q report she had re-
iqueSted from Assessment Super
visor Wilton r. Allen showing
that Mr.. Lee ilad purchased
Ieight farms totaling 1882 acres
lin the last three years.
| Charging that Mr.. Lee was
seeking to postpone the effective
date OF the ordinance for per
sonal Interests she added. HE
wants to quickly suhdiyide and
make Q personal gain.
Councilman Jerry r. Williams
LOT Damascus, defended Mr.. Lee
and accused Mrs. Werner Of ex-
ercising . personal grudge.'
Since Miss Stella has brought
nsrce enes irtc efect i 4. MI, = o n,
BROOKE Lee in business - Mr..
WILLIAMS said. 'tFIe has more
lone-half-acre lots ON record In
land around Damascus that all
Iothers put together. . cut
Everybody else out and you really
lput him In business"
The ordinance provides for a
minimum lot sire Of i've acres
lin the agricultural zone, which
covers more than % per cent Of
the upper county.
Mr.. Lee. when informed OF the
attack On MN. Salo Mrs. werner
us n complete error. mrs. Lee
ano ! are Lne owners OF 9 corpo.
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