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DEC 171980 Bou 45 PAVE 494 CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION CONTINUED IN REGARD TO OVERALL DENSITIES, AND MR. CLARK POINTED OUT THAT THE BOARD MIGHT FIND AFTER THE BARRIER ISLAND STUDY IS CONCLUDED THAT THE ISLAND CAN SUPPORT MORE THAN 6 UNITS PER ACRE, AND IF THAT WERE S0, THEIR PROJECT, HAVING BEEN COMPLETED, WOULD BE IMPINGED UPON. COMMISSIONER SCURLOCK FELT THAT THE ISLAND WILL SUPPORT WHATEVER WE CHOOSE WITH THE BENEFIT OF TECHNOLOGY, BUT NOTED THAT A FUGURE OF 6 IS WHAT WOULD BE ACCEPTED IN THIS COMMUNITY. MR. CLARK EMPHASIZED THAT THEY JUST ARE TRYING TO GET IN A POSITION TO HAVE THEIR PLANS ON THE TABLE TO BE REVIEWED, AND HE HOPED THAT THEIR PROPOSAL TO REZONE WOULD BE TAKEN AS AN INDICATION OF THEIR INTENTIONS. CHAIRMAN LYONS, FOR THE RECORD, WISHED TO INDICATE THAT THEY DID TRY TO GET MR. CLARK TO REZONE TO 6, BUT SO FAR HAVE MADE NO PROGRESS, HE NOTED THAT ATTORNEY COLLINS HAS MADE THE POINT THAT THE PLANNING DIRECTOR TURNED DOWN THE APPLICATION AND ACTUALLY THE QUESTION CONFRONTING THE COMMISSION IS WHAT DO WE DO TO BACK UP THE PLANNING DIRECTOR. ATTORNEY COLLINS DID NOT FEEL ANY FORMAL ACTION SHOULD COME FROM THE COMMISSION. HE NOTED THAT THE PURPOSE OF THIS MEETING WAS TO GET ALL PARTIES INVOLVED, AND THE PLANNING DIRECTOR STILL HAS THE DECISION TO MAKE. HE FELT THAT WITH THE INPUT MR. REVER NOW HAS RECEIVED, HE WOULD BE GUIDED ACCORDINGLY. ATTORNEY COLLINS NEXT ASKED MR. CLARK WHEN HE IS TALKING ABOUT AN APPLICATION FOR REZONING WHETHER HE WAS TALKING ABOUT BEACH COLONY AND IF SO, WHETHER HE HAS AUTHORITY FROM THE PRESENT OWNERS. MR. CLARK CONFIRMED THAT HE WAS AND THAT THEY ARE ACTING AS AN AGENT BOTH FOR THE PRESENT OWNERS AND FUTURE OWNERS. ATTORNEY COLLINS NOTED THAT THERE IS A PIECE OF PROPERTY IN BETWEEN BEACH COLONY AND RIVER BEND, AND MR. CLARK STATED THAT THEY DO NOT HAVE ANY CONTROL OVER THAT 15 ACRES. MR. CLARK STATED THAT THERE ARE 84 ACRES IN RIVER BEND - 16 EAST OF AIA AND THE BALANCE ON