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Mrs. Hearndon informed the Board that -she had been <br />given to understand that they could have retail sales in an <br />agricultural zone. <br />Zoning Director Walker stated that, although the sale <br />of such things as saddles, spurs, etc., would be allowed, it <br />has been determined that selling western clothing cannot be <br />defined as agriculturally oriented. <br />Helen Moss, Fellsmere resident for 22 years, felt the <br />real question at hand is where to put the commercial <br />property, and if it is located on 512, there is already a <br />node at the I-95 intersection two miles away. Miss Moss <br />pointed out that all the roads in Fellsmere, except for the <br />main street, are dirt roads. She felt a western wear and <br />feed store would benefit the community. Miss Moss continued <br />r <br />that she would like to see the Hearndons keep their <br />commercial zoning, and she believed there is sufficient <br />acreage for a neighborhood node. <br />Attorney Brandenburg explained the procedure that would <br />have to be followed in asking for a neighborhood node <br />whereby the Hearndons would have to submit a site plan and <br />then the Board would make a determination of whether this is <br />a good location for such a node. He noted that this comes <br />under the Zoning Code and not the Land Use Plan and is not <br />within the scope of tonight's hearing. <br />The Board agreed that no action could be taken on this <br />matter tonight. <br />Mr. Challacombe -mentioned that a letter had been <br />received from the Royals, owners of the trailer park in the <br />subject area, authorizing the Hearndons to speak in their <br />behalf. <br />Commissioner Wodtke asked if the Royals' existing <br />trailer park would be considered as a part of a neighborhood <br />node, and Mr. Challacombe believed trailers are not included <br />26 E490K 50 ?4E 7114 <br />J U L 2'7 1982 <br />