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J t1 L 2'7 1982 50 43, Commissioner Bird felt that this is really the eleventh hour. He stressed that we have discussed this particular area before for many hours; we noted Mrs. Robinson's concern previously; and that is why we delineated the environmen- tally sensitive area here. The property owners went along with us and proceeded to this point believing the map reflected the Commission's attitude to the area. He believed a great majority of this' County falls in the 100 year flood plain, and with the MD -1 category, he felt the Commission will look very carefully at the characteristics of any land requested to be rezoned. The Board generally agreed they could not make a change such as this without a public hearing involving that particular area, and it was noted that this area will be revisited when the zoning requests come in. Commissioner Lyons withdrew his second, and the Motion died for lack of a second. Commissioner Fletcher stated that he did not need the 100 year Flood Map to tell him where it gets wet in the County and he believed that area should be changed. He con- curred with Mrs. Robinson that by leaving the land in this designation, we are misleading the public by allowing them to assume this land will support more than it actually will. EXPANSION OF 50 ACRE ROSELAND HOSPITAL/COMMERCIAL NODE AND 40 ACRE SEBASTIAN COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL NODE Planning Manager Challacombe reported that since the last meeting when several questions were raised by property owners in the vicinity of the above nodes, staff has done some research and found that, including the approved site plan of the Sebastian River.Medical Plaza, the total number of acres now being used in the Hospital node is approxi- mately 36.08 out of a potential 50. This, combined with the fact.that we have lost the 40 acres of the Sebastian node due to annexation by the City, does not leave a whole lot of 5