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OCT 1 1981 BOOK 7. PACE 683 this area would become non -conforming if the MD -1 went to LD -1. Commissioner Fletcher felt that the problem is that the way it is drawn makes everything from Havenview Park to U.S.1 and south as a big MD -1, and he does not believe that is happening there. There are small pockets around, but a lot of undeveloped land. Commissioner Wodtke pointed out that this is not a zoning map; it is a land use map, and we don't want to create small areas. Mrs. Kennedy informed the Board that she felt the property where she is located between Roseland Road and the river east of U.S.1 should remain in the MD -1 designation or property owners will suffer since they have small size lots in this area. Planning Director Rever agreed, noting that Roseland Shopping Center is already there, and it would be a neighborhood center. He then discussed the hospital area around the Sebastian Medical Center and felt that the varied existing commercial activities located at the very north end of the county, which include the Sanddrift Motel, a restaurant, a bowling alley, etc., would be a compatible addition to the Hospital node, which contains 25 acres, Mr. Rever suggested that an additional 20-25 acres for tourist/commercial purposes be added and designated as a node. On Motion by Commissioner Fletcher, seconded by Commissioner Scurlock, the Board unanimously accepted the Planner's recommendation in regard to adding an additional 20-25 acres to the Hospital node for tourist/commercial purposes. INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY - WINTER BEACH Tom Barnes, Jr., came before the Board in regard to his property on South Winter Beach Road where he has approximately 175 acres - 65 acres of which is citrus grove 3a years old. He had no problem with the LD -2 for the 14