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• s Exhibit A: Chapter 67-528 Lays of Florida, describing the intent of that lay. Exhibit B: Section 193.501 Florida Statutes Exhibit C: Attorney General Robert L. Shevin's opinion dated October 29, 1975. Exhibit D: Statement of tax history of Vista Royril e Exhibit E: Vista properties proposed Cove,•zant for Vista' Royale Golf Club Exhibit F: Precedent - Escambia Counbl Scenic Bills County Club Association, Inc. Exhibit G: Precedent - Washington County - Falling Water Country Club Inc. Exhibit H: Precedent - Washington County-Decmber 27, 1973, s Sunny fulls Subdiv?sion by Deltona Corporation. Exhibit I: precedent - tIashington County- I)ac ber 12, 1975, Sunny Hills Suixiivi-icn by Deltona Corporation. MR. CALMES DISCUSSED IN DETAIL EXHIBIT "C", ATTORNEY GENERAL SHEVINS'S OPINION DATED OCTOBER 29, 1975, RELATING TO WHETHER OR NOT IS IS NECESSARY THAT THE PUBLIC HAVE USE OF THESE RECREATIONAL FACILITIES, AND EXHIBIT "D", STATEMENT OF TAX HISTORY OF VISTA ROYALE. THE SUMMARY OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OPINION AND THE STATEMENT OF TAX HISTORY OF VISTA ROYALE ARE HEREBY MADE A PART OF THE MINUTES AS FOLLOWS: Honorable J. Ed Straughn Page Five 075-270 S U M M A R Y Land subject to a ten-year covenant that restricts its use to only outdoor recreational or park purposes, but which denies access and other rights in and to the land to a county government or the public, is neverthe- less entitled to preferential ad valorem tax treatment pursuant-to 5193.501, F.S., if the board of county commissioners determines that it is in the public interest to accept such covenant and.does accept such. covenant. Sincerelty ROBERT L. SHEVIN ATTORNEY GENERAL Prepared by: G\ 0n . Kendrick Tucker ucker • Assistant Attorney G eneral t dm 26 5 197- eoo :25 -PAnE3 2