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the replat, subject to the proper procedure of abandoning <br />roads. He also advised that Florida Land Co. has not sold <br />any of the land - the roads are all private and not <br />dedicated to the public. Mr. Beindorf stated that in Unit <br />IV, there would now be 5 lots instead of 6. His next <br />request was for the abandonment of certain easements and the <br />creation of a new 50' easement. <br />After some discussion_, it was decided to defer <br />this matter to the Attorney and have him work out the proper <br />procedure. <br />Steve Henderson, Attorney representing Florida <br />Land Co., came before the Board and stated that he did not <br />know if a public hearing was required but if the Board would <br />give him a date, he would see to it that the proper notices <br />would be published. <br />Discussion followed and it was determined that a <br />public hearing would be held on January 27th to discuss this <br />matter concerning Bent Pines. <br />Attorney Brandenburg stated this could be handled <br />by a resolution for vacating an existing plat and suggested <br />the Board authorize his office to work with Attorney <br />Henderson to get this particular vacation, and that they <br />work on an administrative order to control this type of <br />situation in the future, which would include the <br />determination of public notice requirements and the <br />determination of a fee for replatting. <br />JAN 61982 <br />76 <br />