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relating to water and sewer. It was pointed out that Marsh Island is,a spoil bank and does not have good percolation, and therefore, believed that a package sewer plant would malfunction; the availability of potable water also was questioned. Mr. Reider felt the Commission should obtain disclaimers as to sewer and water and further requested that the same evaluation procedure be used in the future in similar situations so a situation such as the Pebble Bay problem would not reoccur. Chairman Lyons wished to make the record clear as to Pebble Bay Sewer Plant - it is not inoperative; it is a plant that was improperly constructed and improperly maintained, and the cost that is arising is to make it work as it should have in the first place. On Motion by Commissioner Bird, seconded by Commissioner Wodtke, the Board unanimously closed the public hearing. Motion was made by Commissioner Bird, seconded by Commissioner Scurlock, to adopt Ordinance 81-43 granting the rezoning to R -2A as recommended by the Planning Department and the Planning & Zoning Commission. Commissioner Scurlock noted that his concern all along was not to vote for anything over 4 units on this property. He pointed out that concerns re waste water and ingress and egress all have to be addressed at a later stage and assumed that part of the Motion is an acceptance of the restrictive covenants. Attorney Brandenburg suggested that the representatives of the project voluntarily indicate on the record that they are offering the declaration of restriction freely and will have it executed in a form acceptable to the Attorney's office within the next few days. Mr. Rogers inquired if this could be held in escrow. Discussion ensued as to the fact that this area currently exists as LD -1 on the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, and in DEC 16 198, 51 BOOK 48 PnF 367