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NOV 251981 UOK 48 PAV20 cooperation and confirmed that they would be happy to post the area to assist the Sheriff with enforcement. Dr. Weber commented that they are proposing a fence back from the dune line - probably a wire fence. They have some small buildings 75' to 80' back from the dunes where they want to store equipment and they would like to be able to launch a small boat in the surf for research purposes. Discussion continued as to the best way to proceed and also as to the type of permanent fencing. Commissioner Wodtke emphasized the need for coordination between the County and F.I.T. He felt it would be desirable if they could immediately secure the area and get it posted and then work in conjunction with the County Recreation and Parks Committee. Dr. Weber agreed that F.I.T. will prepare a plan and consider it jointly with the Recreation and Parks Committee. He explained that the larger existing building will be a research laboratory, and the pedestal building is intended for classrooms; there will be a building for storage and one to be used as a residence; they will dispose of the domes. They hope to be on site right after the first of the -year. Considerable discussion ensued as to the type of fence desired, and it was generally,felt it should be a standard 6' high cyclone type -fence. Question arose as to whether there should be barbed wire on top of the fence and whether 6' was high enough. Mr. Latta, manager of Pebble Beach Villas noted that the residents want to be able to see through the fence. He questioned whether barbed wire was legal on fences around parks, and favored a fence 7' high without barbed wire. Setbacks for the fence were discussed, and Chairman Lyons questioned whether a chain link type fence would be strong enough. Dr. Weber pointed out that they intend to have a resident on the site within a short period of time, and 2