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OCT 1 1981 47 F-Arf 675 is why the I-95 intersections were chosen for industrial designation, and the Planning Director did not feel the amount of land designated was excessive. He emphasized that even though the Industrial were to be designated in the Land Use Plan, this property could not be used as Industrial until it was zoned for that use, and the zoning process would allow the Commission to review any proposals for industrial development very closely. Mr.Rever pointed out that our present ordinance is very selective about the type of industry the county can have. We presently have in the area almost 100 acres that is zoned for some type of commercial which could include some light manufacturing uses; and the designated area was not proposed to be all industrial, but some commercial; it, therefore, could include possibly some mobile home parks, some commercial, and some industrial in a parklike atmosphere. Mr. Rever felt we want limited industry and clean industry. He commented that any industry of any size would need considerably more than 25 acres, and at this point, he was not ready to recommend anything less than the proposed 230 acres; although, he did believe -there could be a compromise between the 25 acres of commercial only the residents of Fellsmere are suggesting and the 230 acres he is discussing. Nancy Fletcher, resident of Roseland, asked what Mr. Rever meant by a major east -west artery because SR 512 ends in Fellsmere. She then discussed our need for agricultural acreage, noting that Fellsmere may well be our bread basket in the future. Mr. Rever explained that 512 is the support road and the connector to I-95. Discussion followed about where the population'„., -"` generated by the proposed industrial area would live, and Planning Director Rever noted that Vero Lake Estates contains many varying size lots. Sebastian also is a growing area, and General Development has many bats. He doubted this node would grow like the node at the 0