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ORDINANCE NO. 623 PUBLIC HEARING CONTINUED January 16, 1979 Minutes - page 25 Drumm: to the east. Porter: What was the zoning for that additional land that was annexed to the east. Drumm: Part of it I believe is industrial part of it is agricultural. Porter: Could you tell me that part which is zoned industrial now, what the comprehensive plan shows it as. Drumm: Well generally speaking, the present site was zoned industrial and I couldn't be specific where the agricultural zone, it breaks right about here. Porter: In other words the comprehensive plan shows that as open space land. In fact that arrow that's right next to that property talks about that's land to be conserved for open space, right? In fact your statement a few moments ago asking any- one to defy you to show where the comprehensive plan has been violated. That statement was inaccurate. Drumm: The comprehensive plan notes that as an existing development. In our discussions with the County on their plan adoption and soforth, the treatment of existing development and Storage Tech did exist at that time, was to be different; even in our agreements then land annexed to the City subsequent, but this was annexed I agree, but this was an existing development. Porter: Mr. Drumm, that arrow I think is attached to certain words that says this is going to be preserved for open space through joint efforts through joint efforts of the County and the City of Louisville. Isn't that basically what it says. Drumm: Yes. Porter: In fact, right where that arrow is is part of the land that was zoned industrial upon annex- ation. Drumm: That is land that was being built upon, this plan was adopted in 1975. Porter: Could you just answer my question.