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OCT 5 1981 BOOK 47 pn.r692 Discussion followed about this particular area. Commissioner Wodtke noted that the Aerodrome Subdivision was located in an agricultural zone. Chairman Lyons commented that they were not trying to encourage development where it is designated agriculture. Motion was made by Commissioner Scurlock, seconded by Commissioner Fletcher, for the Board to let the subject property remain as it is presently zoned. The Chairman called for the question. It was voted on and carried 4 to 1, with Commissioner Wodtke voting in opposition. Attorney Henderson, representing Bill Caldwell, came before the Board and noted that he owns a parcel of property on the east side of U.S. #1 opposite the entryway to Vero Beach Highlands. He added that the Caldwell property is surrounded by commercial uses and there is a commercial node available in the area. Senior Planner Challacombe stated that the Planning Depart- ment concurs this area is not usable for anything other than commercial; through zoning, they can designate use, whether for neighborhood commercial or highway commercial. Staff recommends that this area be included in a neighborhood commercial node. On Motion was made by Commissioner Fletcher, seconded by Commissioner Scurlock, the Board unanimously approved the subject area to be in a neighborhood commercial node. Lengthy discussion ensued. It was determined that Planning Staff would be looking at the area as commercial use, which would be consistent with adjacent properties. Discussion then took place of property located at 98th Avenue and Route 60, which is presently zoned industrial and commercial. Senior Planner Challacombe advised that at the next meeting, the Planning Staff will have a confirmation of that particular area. Bob Snyder, 3329 10th Street SW, came before the Board and discussed the MXD classification on Oslo Road and expressed