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<br />DEL PIZZO REZONING CONT'D <br /> <br />Mr. Wurl stated that the public hearing <br />was held on December 16, where it was then <br />tabled until February 3, 1976. <br />Councilman DiCarlo moved that the City <br />Attorney prepare an Onrdinance to change <br />the Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Map of <br />the City of Louisville to conform with <br />the petition of Anthony C. DelPizzo for <br />the rezoning of property described in <br />said petition dated November 6, 1975. <br />Seconded by Councilman Domenico. <br />It was stated to Council that according <br />to Federal Guidelines, H.D.D. can not <br />apply grants to property that is zoned <br />commercial which would be the case if <br />the zoning is changed. <br />Mr. George Lybarger and Mr. Nick DelPizzo <br />were in favor of the rezoning request. <br />Mr. Alex Mares stated that he had a <br />business in that location and asked if <br />the zoning stays residential would he <br />be able to enlarge his business. <br />It was stated that he would be allowed <br />to continue his business however, he <br />would not be allowed to enlarge it. <br />Mrs. Suzy Westbrook spoke against the <br />rezoning. <br />Mrs. Cleo Mudrock stated that her daughter <br />lived in the area in question and that <br />she was able to get a grant for housing <br />rehab, and this would not have been <br />possible if the zoning was changed. <br />Councilman DelPizzo stated that the <br />majority of people who wanted the re- <br />zoning should be considered. <br />Councilman McDonald objected to the re- <br />quest as she did not like the fact of <br />mixed housing and business and that <br />federal funding could not be applied. <br />Councilman Domenico felt the Zoning should <br />have been reviewed before the construction <br />of the fire house and the industrial park. <br />He felt that the citizens request by <br />petition should also be considered <br />Attorney Morris was asked if Councilman <br />DelPizzo was eligible to vote on the motion <br />since he was the applicant? <br />Attorney Morris stated that it was his <br />feelings that there would be a conflict <br />of interest; therefore, Mr. DelPizzo <br />should not be allowed to vote. <br />Councilman DelPizzo disagreed with Attorney <br />Morris stating that he was a representative <br /> <br />-4- <br />