Case 337 rezoning

Asked the council to accept the Planning Commission's no vote, citing Gilkey Creek drainage and the master plan land-use map; also raised a proposed change of state primaries to May.

A barber in the plaza argued rezoning is about permission, not improvement, and called out Heffner's prior yes vote on the Planning Commission.

Said C-1 and residents blend well together, that C-2 would allow a gas station once sold, and urged the council to keep the Planning Commission's no vote.

A hairstylist at the plaza said her landlord confirmed gas station interest and asked the council to follow the Planning Commission and vote no.

Argued keeping C-1 lets the city control uses through variances, while C-2 removes all control; recommended the applicant seek a variance instead.

Uses the barbershop there and wants the small businesses to stay; asked to leave the zoning as is.