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JAIL 6 1982 WK 48 PA F503 Discussion followed along those lines, and the Board noted that there was a commercial node in that area and advised Mr. Ely to keep close to the situation. On Motion by Commissioner Lyons, seconded by Commissioner Wodtke, the Board unanimously agreed to continue the meeting until 5:30 o'clock P.M. Mayor Ed Nolan, of Indian River Shores, came before the Board representing Indian River Shores and also a group that lives contiguous to the Walters property. He advised that it was zoned R-lA but now is LD -2 and the residents are now opposed to increasing the density to 6 units per acre, as it would result in increased waste water, water utilization, and traffic. Mayor Nolan commented that no one had approached Indian River Shores about this matter. He then stated that the new owners of the Walters property had requested their density be increased to 6 units an acre a year ago but the City Council had refused to do this. Mayor Nolan asked the Board to consider all the points he had brought up and not change the zoning to LD -2. David Cairnes, 256 10th Avenue, approached the Board representing- the Beachcomber Lane Homeowners Association. He felt the zoning should remain as the people would lose their buffer zone that they expected when they bought their land. Mr. Cairnes added that it would serve to their detriment to go to LD -2 and would decrease their property values. He then asked the Board to consider the items that the Mayor mentioned as the Homeowners support what he has said. William J. Stewart, Attorney representing Mr. Korman, approached the Board and felt that they should have more information before changing the zoning. He then discussed multi -family as opposed to single family, suggesting that in the event the owner of this property decided to seek rezoning to 5 or 6 units per acre, that 8_