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concern about how this would affect his neighborhood. He felt that area could be impacted up to 16 units per acre. Chairman Lyons commented that he might be better off with the proposed designation of MXD than he is with the present zoning MXD is consistent with the adjacent property, which in his case would be 3 units per acre. Bill Graves, 4th Street, came before the Board and discussed LD -2 and LD -1 from State Road 60 to the County line. He suggested the two designations be switched to lower the density. Discussion followed. Commissioner Wodtke suggested that the Planning Department study this idea and come back to the Board later with their recommendation. On Motion by Commissioner Scurlock, seconded by Commissioner Fletcher, the Board unanimously agreed to have the Planning Department consider reversing the LD -1 designation to LD -2 from Rosewood Boulevard south to the South Relief Canal and from 43rd Avenue to Kings Highway. Tom Aldrich, Rebel Road, commented that he owned property in Emerson Villas Subdivision on the west side of 27th Avenue and he would like it to remain commercial. David Woodhouse, interested citizen, initiated a brief discussion on MXD designation in the Oslo Road area. Robert Jackson, Attorney, discussed the environmentally sensitive areas on the river north of Vero Beach. He stated that his clients prefer to have the zoning put back to its original state with the North Relief Canal as the natural barrier. B. T. Cooksey, attorney for Mr. and Mrs. William Luther, came before the Board. He commented that the parcels were designated to be in the MD district and had been changed. Attorney Cooksey requested that their area be changed back to the MD -1 district that they were in originally. Discussion followed about flood zones and environmentally sensitive areas. OCT 5 1S81 7 8m 47 PAu 6,93