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ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER SIEBERT, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER LYONS, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY GRANTED TENTATIVE APPROVAL OF HIDEAWAY COVE SUBDIVISION. S. P. MUSICK, AGENT, MADE A PRESENTATION TO THE BOARD IN REGARD TO A REQUEST FOR TENTATIVE APPROVAL OF ROMAR SUBDIVISION, OWNED BY ROLAND MILLER. HE CONTINUED THAT THE SITE IS LOCATED AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF STATE ROAD 512 AND 510 AND ZONED COMMERCIAL, AND PRESENTED THE BOARD A COPY OF THE AMENDED PLAN. MR. MUSICK SAID THAT THEY WILL APPLY FOR THE FRANCHISE NOW THAT THE MORATORIUM ON WATER'HAS EXPIRED. HE CONTINUED THAT ADJACENT TO THE 5' EASEMENT, THERE IS 10', MAKING A TOTAL EASEMENT OF 15'. ATTORNEY COLLINS ASKED WHY MR. MILLER WAS KEEPING THE 5' -EASE- MENT AND MR, MUSICK ADVISED HIM HE IS PUTTING THE WATER PIPES THERE. THE ATTORNEY CONTINUED THAT THEY COULD ACCOMPLISH EVERYTHING WITH THE 10' EASEMENT; THAT MR, MILLER DOESN'T NEED THE ADDITIONAL 5'; AND IF APPROVED, IT MAY CAUSE PROBLEMS ALONG THE LINE. DISCUSSION FOLLOWED REGARDING THIS ADDITIONAL 5' EASEMENT. COMMISSIONER LYONS ASKED WHY SHOULD THE BOARD OBJECT TO THE ADDITIONAL 5' EASEMENT IF IT MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE LAW? ATTORNEY COLLINS REPLIED THAT THE BOARD HAS THE RIGHT TO CREATE STANDARDIZATION AND UNIFORMITY IN INDIAN RIVER COUNTY SO AS TO AVOID PROBLEMS IN THE FUTURE. CHAIRMAN WODTKE REALIZED THAT MR. MILLER MAY BE CONCERNED THAT IF HE SELLS ONE OF THE COMMERCIAL LOTS, THERE MAY NOT BE A RIGHT- OF-WAY TO THE ADJOINING PROPERTY THAT HE OWNS, MR. MUSICK STATED THAT MR. MILLER'S INTENT IS TO GET A FRANCHISE FOR WATER AND RETAIN A 5' EASEMENT. ADMINISTRATOR, .JENNINGS COMMENTED THAT A DEVELOPER.OF A PROPERTY CANNOT HOLD A NUISANCE STRIP - AND GAVE VERO ISLES AS.AN EXAMPLE. DISCUSSION FOLLOWED ABOUT THIS AND THE RAILROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY. ADMINISTRATOR JENNINGS STATED THAT MR, MILLER HAS AGREED TO MEET THE DOT'S NEW REQUIREMENTS FOR HEADWALLS. MAY 91979 BOOK O PAGE 41