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JUL 27198 50 69 and the need for more commercial. Commissioner Fletcher pointed out that there is a subdivision nearby made up of one acre lots; there is other residential in the area; and these people are greatly concerned about what goes in the node. Commissioner Wodtke believed you have to look at the reality of the highest and best use of the land, and Mr. Zaleski pointed out that it was Mr. Yoder,.the developer of the residential subdivision in this area, who sold him his land; therefore, everybody who bought an acre parcel knew about the commercial when they bought their property. Mr. Challacombe commented that the type of commercial that could go_ in there would be very restricted commercial. He brought up the example of the Doctor's Clinic in the City of Vero Beach and the surrounding residential development. Chairman Scurlock noted that even if the Board agreed to expand this node, we could not give Mr. Zaleski a definite answer until he came in with a site plan. Carolyn Eggert, Chairman of the Planning & Zoning Commission, brought up the point that apparently confusion has developed in regard to the type of commercial in this node. The intention was that it would be general commercial, but now the impression seems to be that the commercial would be strictly hospital related. The Planning and Zoning Commission, therefore, is requesting that this designation be changed from Hospital/Commercial to Hospital/ General Commercial. In further discussion, it was noted that there is no definition of Hospital Commercial in the Land Use Plan. Mr. Challacombe felt it would include a combination of convenience and goods stores and offices. Commissioner Fletcher asked if it would be any different for this area than for the Vero Beach Hospital area, and Mr. Challacombe felt the Sebastian Roseland area D