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BpGiS � P� PAGE �� <br />N O V 2 1991 0 <br />Carroll Peacock, developer, came before the Board and <br />stated he has been working on his project for the past ten months <br />with the Planning & Zoning Board and wondered if he would have <br />to start over from the beginning. <br />Mr. Rever commented that their project would have to <br />be granted site plan approval. <br />Chairman Lyons noted that.if someone was going through <br />the Planning & Zoning Board with a bonafide attempt, he did not want <br />them to have to start over again with their project. <br />Attorney Houlihan explained that until a rezoning was <br />initiated, no development would take place - the Board would control <br />the type, intensity, and use of Marsh Island through the zoning <br />process. <br />Mr. Scent suggested the Board grant the -=LD -2 designation <br />for that particular area. <br />Commissioner Scurlock next discussed extending the <br />moratorium on development of the North Beach area until the CLUP <br />was adopted. <br />Discussion followed. <br />Attorney Houlihan advised the Board that there are vehicles <br />available for extending the moratorium. He added that site plans <br />on the North Beach could be restricted without going through an <br />emergency ordinance; that is, the Board could stop any site plan <br />approval that exceeds 6 units per acre. <br />Planning Director Rever continued on with his confirmation <br />of the CLUP elements: <br />