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Anything else would have to be approved by the Board. He said the county has been inactive for years and it is important to make provisions to allow industry like this to come into the county. Bill Mills from the Real Estate Management Group is handling the industrial park on the south side of SR-60. He felt it is unfair to single out just one developer, change the code, and not give the same concessions to other developers. If they approve anything it should be done equally. Charles Sullivan Jr., one of the principals in MOTO, Inc., stated they are in the process of obtaining final plat approval for their industrial park on the south side of SR-60 directly across from this 100 acre park. It would be reasonable and fair to receive the same opportunity that the 100 acre park would have to attract businesses. If they could comply with the same setbacks and the same desire to preserve the visual integrity, then there is no reason why their park could not accommodate the height limitations. Chairman Ginn told Mr. Sullivan that he is reinforcing some issues that have been brought up today. Jackie James, In response to a question by Director Keating explained that this is county property and it would not apply to residents living in the cities. th Tim Zork, 4415 5 Place SW, asked the audience to flash back 8 years when they had an unknown applicant requesting to modify a particular LDR because of a potential client. Later it became known that it was Disney bringing a vacation property to the beach. Subsequent to that there was an outlandish cry from the public. He felt although they are unknown to the public they could bring a good and positive outcome to the community. nd Alice Rowe, 925 32 Avenue, Vero Beach, said the residents she has talked to are very upset with the development that they are seeing. They cannot attend the meetings to express their opinion because they are working. February 10, 2004 13