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<br />The following residents at the Aerodrome opposed the rezoing advising the Board that if <br />they approve any rezoning other than RS-3, they would loose the avigation easement to give them <br />the clear zone. Several expressed concern with the traffic impact, noise and safety, and they <br />implored the Board to deny this request: <br /> <br />Fannie Height, <br />an Aerodrome resident since 1996 <br />Phil Hypes <br />, an Aerodrome resident for 20 years and pilot <br />Buddy Marks, <br /> a taxpayer at Aerodrome for 25-years <br />Joan Kaser, <br />125 Nieuport Drive <br />George Morris, <br /> 190 N. Camelia Court <br />th <br />Peter O’Brien <br />, 2255 11 Lane <br />John Williams, <br />1535 Smuggler’s Cove <br />Mary Wood <br />, 220 Sopwith Drive <br />Gwen Garner <br />, 8520 Waco Way <br />Philippe Cadorette <br /> a resident at Aerodrome <br /> <br />Rebecca Emmons <br />, Attorney of Stewart and Evans PA, represented the Aerodrome <br />Property Owners Association. She advised that the Association’s Board of Directors and the <br />Developer entered into an agreement providing for two easements: a defined clear zone easement <br />pursuant to the Florida Administrative Code’s definition as to the type of airstrip that the <br />Aerodrome currently has, and a general easement over all the property enabling use of the clear <br />zone. Since the property owners entered into this agreement with the developer, they will not have <br />any objection to the rezoning to RS-3, which will be recorded and become a matter of public <br />record should the rezoning occur. The recording of the agreement would put any potential owners <br />in the development on notice of the Aerodrome and its aviation activities. <br />There were questions posed to Attorney Emmons by the Commissioners regarding the <br />easements. <br /> <br />JULY 11, 2006 <br />21 <br /> <br />