Officials Hear HearP P for lor Zoning Holladay Speak r rH H. H Kits i 4 Of Poultry i Citing a n. fI story five chicken coop 80 by feet In lii Salt Lake county built next nett door to the tha home of a a young wife of ot ofa a R soldier fighting in the South Pacific as DS sufficient reason for passing th tha ordinance D. D W. W RIchards Richards Jr pre president of the Holladay Lions' Lions club regaled a s public hearing held Friday morning in the chamb chambers u of the Salt Lake county commis commission sion ston on tho the proposed Salt Sal Lake county zoning and planning law lav with his hI com comments He told the co county nty co commie commis ml- ml County Planning Engineer John M. M Neff who presided and nd abo about t 50 men nen and women om n that the husband of the young war mother should Mould not have had to fight the Japanese but should have stayed home and I done his shooting here H He HI said Mid the young womans woman's home was waa built for her herby herby herby by her husband hUBband before he went to towar towar towar war and that sho aha was WM afraid to write him about the chicken coop S. S L. L Garden Spot Alma Ama K mayor of ot South Salt Lake meeting the county was the the garden spot of off Sa Salt t Lake City for It It had all aU the advantages of th the coun country ry and would have been much more beautiful beautiful beautiful beau beau- now had there been a. a zoning ordinance adopted 25 years ago Ralph A A. Sheffield a 8 member of the Salt Lake Lak City planning commission who has hal studied zonIng zoning zon zen ing in other dUe cities told the tho meetIng meeting meeting meet- meet ing that Salt Lake City would bless bles the county eventually e for adopting the planning and zoning ordinance He declared that the cIty had an excellent planning committee when Brigham Young laid It out but something went Wr wr wrong ng and It grew up without planning Just like Topsy did and that the county do dp the same if planning was not adopted Mr Richards objected to th requirement of 1000 feet fee of ot building build ing lag surface e In re residential t zoning area R-l R aa u pr provided In the proposed proposed proposed pro pro- posed ordinance He declared th that t tsuch such a home would cost coal between and 1000 0 to b build which would make it Impossible for farm boys to remain on their parents parents' home place a as Is the cU custom and build their own homes when hen mar mar- ried sled He asked that residential zoning R R-l be lowered to R R 3 3 where restrictions were less lee stringent gent B Basement ement Home DamN 5 A plea W was waa made by some lome homeowners homeowners home home- owners of f the county that basement base bu ment homes be permitted Many objections to to the ordinance ordinance ordinance nance were removed speakers In Indicated Indicated in In- when Mr Sheffield told the meeting that a part of ot the plan provided for a board of f ad ad- He Ho said uld that those al already already already al- al ready living in the county could ta take e their individual tr troubles to that board and have them ad- ad He Hi point pointed d out specifically that a a. man living In a iii basement home or in a II shack could request an extension of ot time for building a a. house which would not be in conflict with other homes in the tho area and that any reasonable re request request se- se quest would be granted The hearing was waa recessed to toA A AUg g. g 17 at 10 lQ a. a m. m An extension of ot time lime before the ordinance ia Is adopted was asked by Richard F. F Harding executive secretary of off the Salt l Lake ke real estate board