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Washington Plan Commission looks at loopholes By Nate Smith, Staff WriterCOMMERCIAL CHANGE
The commission did recommend changing property at 400 Center St. and 307 N.E. Fifth St. from zoning class C-4, a roadside business, to C-2, a general business. The owner, Tom Stephens, asked for the change in class in order to build a package liquor store on the property. With the change in classification, the building can be built without violating any setback, or space, limits with neighbors. 
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