Opinions Voiced on Zoning At Winchester Hearing
City Council heard broad public input on the Winchester Zoning Ordinance focusing on the hospital zone and sign law. Four Winchester Citizens Assn speakers urged protections for residential areas, opposing M1 zoning and billboard signs, while raising concerns about non conforming businesses and potential parking impacts.
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Fairmont Ave
John B. Cook
S. Loudoun St
Winchester Citizens Assn
Jones
Jim Kniceley
Purcell Ave
WCA
Winchester public hearing on zoning ordinance draws 35 speakers
About 35 residents spoke at Winchester City Hall including Henry M Brooks and Robert Cooper while Mayor Stewart Bell outlined rules and thanked planners. The hearing covered general concerns sign regulations and a hospital district with 200 attendees. It will reconvene Feb 2 after 11 pm cut off. parking recommendations were not delivered.
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Star
Winchester
Winchester Parking Authority
Hospital
Stewart Bell
Bell
Reed Nester
Robert Shumate
Daniel Morgan Middle School
S. Purcell Ave
Claude Frye
Council
Smithfield Ave
Darrell M. Grim
North Ave
York Ave
Rt. 11
Lucille Dick
Amherst St
Butler Drive
Rts. 7
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Pete) Johnston
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George W. Jones
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David Juergens
Chris Slonaker
John Cook
Henry M’ Brooks
Kepone
Robert Cooper
Bellview Ave
Shenandoah Fellowship Foundation
Godfrey Miller
Loudoun St
Dick Rabin
W. Cork St
Berryville Ave
Warren Bowman
Pleasant Valley Drive
Johnnne
Middle Road
Miller's Drug Store
Flournoy L
Jim) Largent Jr
F&m National Corp
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Courtfield Ave
Albert W. Loring
Mosby St
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