The town’s planner told the court he disagreed that a shopping center commercial classification was consistent with “mixed” use. He said “Mixed Residential/Office/Commercial” use meant a “lower intensity commercial use” while the shopping center classification had no size limit and permitted a high intensity use. He stated that C-2 shopping center zoning was too intense to be adjacent to the proposed residential parcels, and that it does not conform to the Master Plan. He said the “Mixed Use” zone would consist of small businesses, convenience shopping and size limits”such as personal services, specialty shops and individual businesses of a small scale. He said “local commercial” references businesses that would serve the “day-to-day convenience shopping and service needs of neighborhood residents,”