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the effect of making the property unsuitable for residential use. Such change could <br />include establishment of an adjacent, incompatible use, or a significant change in <br />adjacent development patterns due to an act of government such as road development <br />and expansion. <br />• Expansion of a node is necessary to include existing adjacent non -conforming <br />commercial or industrial uses where a finding is made by the Board of County <br />Commissioners that the non -conforming uses cannot be otherwise eliminated. <br />• Expansion of a node is necessary to facilitate a swap of land use designations <br />involving more than one node where all involved nodes impact the same public <br />facilities and the swap will not increase the overall land use density or intensity <br />depicted on the Future Land Use Map. The total area added to any expanding node or <br />nodes shall be equal to or less than the total area removed from any other involved <br />node or nodes. <br />• Expansion of a node is necessary to correct an oversight or a mistake in the plan <br />affecting property that meets the following criteria: <br />• the property is residentially designated; <br />• the property was given a residential designation as a result of an oversight or a <br />mistake; <br />• the property is unsuitable for residential use; <br />• the property is adjacent to a node; and <br />• the property is no more than 10 acres in size. <br />Policy 1.25: Commercial/industrial nodes shall not be created or expanded to within 1 '/2 miles <br />of an existing commercial/industrial node. This policy shall apply only to commercial/ industrial <br />nodes that conformed to the 1'/2 miles requirement on December 31, 1997. <br />Policy 1.26: Given the existing concentration of commercial uses in the SR 60/5 81h Avenue <br />commercial/industrial node and the volume of traffic that traverses the SR 60/58th Avenue <br />intersection, the county hereby caps the SR 60/58th Avenue commercial/industrial node at its <br />present size, which is 329.91 acres. <br />Polices: Consistent with the Historic Roseland Neighborhood Plan, the county hereby caps <br />the Roseland/US Highway 1 commercial/industrial node at its present size, which is 135.04 <br />acres. That plan determined that there is sufficient land within that node to accommodate needed <br />commercial and industrial uses for area residents. This limitation on node expansion shall not <br />prohibit the expansion of the node for medical uses. <br />Polices: The Board of County Commissioners may initiate a land use designation <br />amendment to change C/I designated land to residential, provided that all of the following <br />conditions exist: <br />Future Land Use Element 141 <br />