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Commissioner Wodtke asked if this is in the area we are looking at for a node on the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, and Mr. Challacombe stated that it is. There are two properties west of Interstate 95 that are currently zoned LM -1, or about 111 acres. Due to the provisions and strictness of the LM -1, this could be a much less intensive use than some of the heavier commercial uses, i.e., like the Vero Beach industrial park along the Airport as compared to 4reas with truckstops, packing houses, etc. Commissioner Scurlock inquired about policy in the past in regard to use of the term, Trustee, and Mr. Challacombe commented that the beneficial owners must be revealed, and they do have a list of all the beneficial owners. The Chairman asked .if anyone. present wished to be heard. There were none. On Motion by Commissioner Bird, seconded by Commissioner Scurlock, the Board unanimously closed the public hearing. Commmissioner Fletcher noted that the application states the reason for the request for rezoning is the expected purchase by light industrial users, and he wished to know if the request was based on an anticipated sale of the property. Attorney Cianfrone noted that the application was made by the current owners. Attorney Ralph Evan, Trustee, explained that he, as, Trustee, and the people listed own a great deal of property in this area. They were approached by people with some light industrial uses, and to be in keeping with the Comprehensive Plan, they felt it would be wise to go to the LM -1. The proposed contract would be for only a very small portion of the property. Commissioner Fletcher brought up electroplating, which he felt could cause pollution. It was noted that this use has been allowed in the ordinance for years. 37 BODS 43 PAv1 NOV 181981 Ulu