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consistent with the maps when the house is the same house. Mr. Jackson believed that what the government needs to do is to differentiate premiums for the various zones. He noted that the way it is set up now, if you lived in Country Club Pointe where Mrs. Ann Robinson does, under the new maps you would be a Zone B, and you would have exactly the same premium as the Brogans are charged in Zone C although they are located about 22' above sea level, and Mrs. Robinson's property is about 5' above sea level. Senior Planner Challacombe commented that they have found that some of the spots of Zone B indicated within subdivisions were homes whose fill requirements resulted in raising them to a certain elevation. Chairman Scurlock felt we may need to get professionals to give us comment about the inadequacies and inconsistencies, etc., so that we can make a qualified comment as he did not feel we had anyone on our staff with the necessary capabilities. Michael Rose came before the Board representing John's Island community. He noted that on a map of the Indian River Shores area there is a strip along the ocean marked in some locations as Zone A-10, with an elevation of 91, and also as Zone B-12 with an elevation of 11". Mr. Rose assumed that is the beach, and that everything west of that blue line, being Zone C, is the actual building site and well behind the 100' coastal construction setback. He asked if that is the understanding as far as the county is concerned. Planner Ragsdale stated that, according to the scale on the County maps, the A zone on the beach side does not encroach upon the Coastal Construction setback line. In further discussion, it was agreed that the A-10 and B-1� zones shown actually are the beach on which we walk. MAR 3 1982 59 �90R 49 PACE 71