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Planning & Zoning Commission! Local Planning Agency June 28, 2006 Page 8 of 14 an arterial or major collector road because it provides more police patrolling. Mr. Casselberry felt that the wrong adult entertainment establishments lower property values and appraisals would reflect this. Mr. Casselberry said the City should ask the citizens by vote regarding the adult entertainment establishment code for the long term. Mr. Casselberry felt that citizens objected to the appearance of the building because the buildings are painted with loud colors intentionally to attract attention. Mr. Kathy Hale, 325 Southcot Drive, Casselberry, Florida came forward. Ms. Hale said approximately six years ago the citizens of Casselberry voted unanimously that they were tired of adult entertainment. She said the citizens of Casselberry said no more adult entertainment. Ms. Hale said there should be strict buffer requirements. Ms. Hale said Mr. Pinter's customers would find him. She said the adult entertainment should be in the smallest area and in a controlled situation because the citizens don't want it. Ms. Amy Gibson, 1074 Timerlane Trail, Casselberry, Florida came forward. Ms. Gibson stated she has printed out a document showing all the sex offenders in the area. Ms. Gibson said she opposes the adun entertainment in her neighborhood. A discussion ensued regarding zoning for adult entertainment and sexually oriented businesses and the possible locations for Mr. Pinter's business. Ms. Reischmann requested the Planning and Zoning Commission consider the possible locations outlined in her letter to the City Manager. Ms. Reischmann clarified that no one is asking anyone to relocate. Ms. Reischmann said that the series of ordinances are grandfathering in existing sites. Ms. Reischmann requested the Board consider the designation of the property in the Northeast Industrial Park as Industrial Medium and not necessarily for adult entertainment. Ms. Reischmann asked the Commission to consider the options outlined in her letter to the City Manager as a separate item after considering the ordinances. Mr. Kelley asked for a motion to address LPA 06-11. Mr. Parkhurst recommended approval of LPA 06-11, Ordinance No. 06-1198, amending the Comprehensive Plan Policy Amendment Policy FLU 1.10 - Industrial Medium designation Large Scale Amendment. Mr. Weinroth seconded the motion. Mr. Henson clarified the motion to forward this item to the City Commission. The Board was polled.