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After lengthy discussions among the Attorneys and Board members, on whether to <br />include or exclude certain language to stipulate prevailing ordinances between municipality and <br />county, it was decided that they needed to get together and work out a simple set of language as to <br />what was required. <br /> <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner O’Bryan, SECONDED by <br />Chairman Wheeler, the Board unanimously approved to <br />direct its Legal staff to get together with Attorney Watts, <br />and the Legal staff of the Cities of Sebastian and Fellsmere, <br />to work out a simple set of language that would be <br />agreeable to all. <br /> <br />Section 1.8.2 <br /> Under (Maximum countywide building types) Attorney Watts <br />explained that this would be a second subject of county’s pre-emptive jurisdiction. <br /> <br />Attorney <br />Chairman Wheeler wanted language added that sets a maximum height. <br />Watts <br /> advised that the Board might not want to do that by Charter but by Ordinance. <br /> <br />Nancy Offutt, <br />Vero Beach,commented on prior discussions about building heights <br />and new construction and asked what about destruction, grandfathering-in, or non-conforming <br />uses. <br /> <br />Attorney Watts <br /> explained that this language is optional and they do not have to do <br />anything at all. If a grandfathering-in provision was required it could be placed in the Ordinance. <br />Chairman Wheeler asked if we could put in building heights with exceptions like we <br />currently have in our ordinances. <br /> <br />May 1, 2007 38 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />