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ATTORNEY COLLINS INFORMED THE BOARD OF THE STATUS OF THE WATER PUR- CHASE CONTRACT BETWEEN URBAN DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES AND FARMERS HOME ADMINIS- TRATION AND INDIAN RIVER COUNTY. FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION HAS AT THIS TIME AGREED TO THE TWO-TIERED ARRANGEMENT AS DISCUSSED AT THE MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5TH AND TO SUBORDINATE TO THE UTILITY COMPANY THAT WILL BE COLLECT- ING THE FEES AND MAINTAINING THE SYSTEM AND NOT TO SUBORDINATE TO.F.U,A. IT IS NOW NECESSARY TO OBTAIN APPROVAL ON THE LOCAL. LEVEL BEFORE THE BOARD CAN GRANT FINAL APPROVAL. AT THE APRIL 24, 1974 MEETING A REQUEST WAS MADE BY THE WINTER BEACH CEMETERY ASSOCIATION REQUESTING THE BOARD'S CONSIDERATION TO PERMIT THEM TO INCORPORATE COUNTY -OWNED PROPERTY INTO THE ADJACENT WINTER BEACH CEMETERY PROPERTY FOR ADDITIONAL CEMETERY PURPOSES. THE BOARD SUGGESTED THAT A TITLE SEARCH OF THE PROPERTY IN QUESTION BE MADE IN ORDER TO DETERMINE OWNERSHIP. THE COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR STATED THAT THE TITLE SEARCH WAS MADE, AND IT WAS FOUND THAT THE COUNTY OWNS APPROXIMATELY 19 ACRES OF PROPERTY ADJOIN- ING THE CEMETERY. THE BOARD AGREED TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS TO SELL THIS PIECE OF PROPERTY WITH THE RESTRICTION THAT THE PROPERTY ONLY BE USED FOR CEMETERY PURPOSES. COMMISSIONER WODTKE SUGGESTED THAT WE FIND OUT HOW MUCH PROPERTY WINTER BEACH CEMETERY ASSOCIATION WILL NEED AND SELL JUST THAT AMOUNT. THE BOARD AGREED) AND THE CHAIRMAN WILL INVESTIGATE THIS, AT THE LAST MEETING ROBERT CAIRNS, TRUSTEE AND OWNER OF'SEA OATS, WHICH IS PROPERTY LOCATED NORTH OF JOHNS ISLAND'ON STATE ROAD A1A, APPEARED REGARDING THIS PROPERTY BEING REFERRED BACK TO THE ZONING -COMMISSION FOR RESTUDY WITH THE IDEA OF BRINGING THIS PROPERTY BACK INTO LINE WITH REPRE- SENTATIONS MADE BY THE OWNER WHEN THE DENSITY WAS GRANTED, ATTORNEY COLLINS STATED THAT HE SPOKE WITH IR. CAIRNS' ATTORNEY IN ORLANDO REGARDING "CONTRACT" ZONING, AND THIS ATTORNEY WOULD NOT COMMIT HIMSELF TO SAY THAT OURSITUATION IN INDIAN RIVER COUNTY IS THE SAME AS HE HAS ENCOUNTERED. AFTER DISCUSSION, IT WAS IR. CAIRNS' DECISION TO ACCEPT THE REZONING OF 8 UNITS PER ACRE IF HE WILL BE ALLOWED TO PUT 15 UNITS WHERE HE FEELS IT WILL BE NECESSARY, BUT THE ENTIRE PARCEL OF PROPERTY WOULD ONLY HAVE AN OVER- ALL DENSITY OF B UNITS PER ACRE; OR WHEN A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE IS ADOPTED, HE COULD HAVE THE OPTION TO GO WITH THAT. -25- NOV 19197 5 NOV191975 rv„ 8O0 4 ,Aq158