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build anything that meets the criteria of the rezoning. He cautioned the Board that first they are <br />rezoning to RM -8, and, even though they are voting to approve the special exception use and the <br />rezoning there is no requirement that the special exception use be built. <br />There was a brief question and answer period and the Board learned that there are no <br />contingencies on the rezoning and the property is totally immersed with RM -8 zoning. <br />The Chairman asked if anyone else wished to be heard regarding this public hearing. There <br />was none. The Chairman closed the public hearing. <br />space. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Neuberger, <br />SECONDED by Commissioner Lowther, to approve staff's <br />recommendation. <br />Discussion continued. <br />Commissioner Ginn said in the future she would like to see requirements for open green <br />Director Boling said at least 70% of the required open space has to be green. They do not <br />consider green space, but they do consider open space. <br />Chairman Macht commented that it was time to review those regulations. <br />Commissioner Ginn agreed. <br />In reply to Commissioner Neuberger questioning the negative votes of the Planning and <br />Zoning Commission (4-2), Director Boling guessed that it was a traffic issue. He believed one of <br />the negative votes was not to add an access to Indian River Boulevard. <br />Discussion continued regarding access to Indian River Boulevard. In this case, there is a <br />separate owner of the ALF from the owner of the duplex and the duplex owner did not want access <br />at 41" Street because they did not want the ALF going through their residential area. Comments <br />were made that eventually there will be nothing but driveways onto Indian River Boulevard, and <br />DECEMBER 16, 2003 24 <br />