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FEB 251981 <br />EXISTING SITUATION: Subject property contains one single family residence <br />at the end of Windward Way on the oceanfront. The remaining property <br />is level with scattered vegetation. Billows and Sable Reef condo- <br />miniums are directly north of subject property; the adjacent area to <br />the south is vacant and zoned R -1A. The subject property and the <br />area across A -1-A north of Spyglass Lane are zoned C -1A. The adjacent <br />developed area to the north is R -2C and R-2. <br />RECOMMENDATION: While the need for commercial districts in the area is <br />recognized, it is felt there are adequate remaining sites available <br />for commercial aftivities. The zoning to the northeast has a m Aimum <br />density of 15 units per acre and is developed to an approximate density <br />of 10 units per acre. The zonings to the northwest provide a maximum <br />density of 12 units per acre and is developed at 9 units per acre. <br />The vacant adjacent parcel to the south is zoned R -1A Residential <br />(4.3 units per acre). In considering the existing development and <br />zoning as well as the overall intent of the proposed Comprehensive <br />Plan, staff recommends rezoning to R -2B Multi -Family Residential which <br />allows a maximum density of 8.1 units per acre. <br />David M. ever, <br />Planning and Zoning Director <br />I DR:mr <br />DOROTHY HUDSON, REPRESENTING THE MOORINGS, EXPLAINED THAT <br />THERE ARE WATER TAPS AND A SEWER TREATMENT PLANT AVAILABLE FOR THE <br />PROPERTY IN QUESTION; AND THEY CONTEMPLATE BUILDING FAR LESS THAN <br />IS NOTED ON THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. SHE CONTINUED THAT EACH PROJECT <br />THE MOORINGS HAS BUILT IN THE PAST HAS BEEN DIFFERENT, AND THIS <br />PROCESS HAS ALLOWED THEM A GREAT DEAL OF FLEXIBILITY. MS. HUDSON <br />ASKED THE BOARD TO GRANT THE REQUESTED ZONING AS IT WOULD BRING LOT <br />55 MORE IN LINE WITH THE PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, AND IN LINE <br />WITH THE PRESENT PLAN; IT WOULD LOWER THE INTENSITY OF THIS USE; <br />MAKE A BETTER BUFFER; AND ALLOW A GREAT DEAL OF FLEXIBILITY. <br />CHRISTOPHER BLACKMAN, DIRECTOR OF MARKETING, DISTRIBUTED <br />BROCHURES TO THE BOARD DESIGNATING THE TYPE OF DEVELOPMENT AND STYLE <br />OF ARCHITECTURE PLANNED FOR THE AREA UNDER DISCUSSION. <br />JAMES BEINDORF, ENGINEER, STATED HE HAS BEEN WITH THE <br />MOORINGS SINCE THEIR BEGINNING IN 19681 AND NOTED THE AREA IN QUESTION <br />WAS ZONED C -1A AT THAT TIME - IT WAS CONSIDERED A HOLDING PATTERN. <br />