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URK PA DEC 161991 their architect and planner were present to briefly review their proposed site plan. Chairman Lyons noted that unless the Commission asked for such a review, it is not necessary for the purpose of rezoning; the question to be addressed is whether the Commission will allow a density of 4 units per acre or not. Commissioner Scurlock asked if Attorney Brandenburg has had an opportunity to look at the dedication of restrictive covenants submitted. Attorney Brandenburg stated that the R -2A zoning provides assurance that the property cannot be developed at anything more than four units per acre, and in addition, the owner has provided a dedication voluntarily stating that they will not have anything more than four units per acre. If the property was ever sold and an attempt was made to develop at a higher density, that applicant would have to come before the Board. Once the dedication is placed on the property, it could be released by a future Commission, but it would be an additional step a future owner would have to take. Chairman Lyons asked if the matter of getting the • restrictive covenant is property tied in with rezoning, and Attorney Brandenburg answered.that the Board cannot require someone to enter into such a dedication, but in this case, the applicant has volunteered; it is not a contract zoning situation. The Chairman asked if anyone present wished to be heard. Commissioner Fletcher wished to know if the home owners on Orchid Isle were notified of the hearing, and Mr. Rogers stated that he had met with the property owners of Orchid Isle and they were aware of today's meeting. Robert Reider spoke in behalf of the Vero Beach Civic Association and read a resolution opposing any zoning being granted to Marsh Island which would create future problems 50