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Lubbock since 1944, testified that the Lubbock Industrial Park
lies north and east of MLK and Loop 289. He stated that the
Lubbock Industrial Park was created by the Board of City
Development and the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce back in the early
1950's. Mr. Huneke testified on direct examination that the
Lubbock Industrial Park was a platted, ready-to-use industrial
park with utilities and that the Lubbock Industrial Park had its
own zoning classification. Mr. Huneke further testified that the
Litton property was in the Lubbock Industrial Park. On cross-
examination, Mr. Huneke changed his testimony and stated that the
Lubbock Industrial Park was "preliminary platted" so that a user
might immediately file a plat and move quickly through the
platting process.
Mr. Cantrell also testified about the Lubbock Industrial
Park. Mr. Cantrell testified that the Lubbock Industrial Park
contained platted lots, and it was developed by the City of
Lubbock to promote industrial development in the area in which it
was located. Mr. Cantrell further testified that the Litton
property was in the Lubbock Industrial Park. Mr. Cantrell's
report does not specifically mention the Lubbock Industrial Park;
however, petitioners suggest that the maps included in Mr.
Cantrell's report, which do not show the boundaries of the
Lubbock Industrial Park but do make reference to the Lubbock
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