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he believed he would be in agreement with some type of deed <br />restriction, which would protect the other buyers. <br />Commissioner Wodtke believed that Mr. Richardson's idea <br />was excellent, and agreed that we should not insist on <br />requiring roads paved to county standards way out in the <br />citrus area. <br />Discussion continued as to the need for thoroughfare <br />roads in the future, and Mr. King felt we could require that <br />subdivision plats of this nature would have to adhere to our <br />Thoroughfare Plan. <br />Attorney Brandenburg stated that what he hears is that <br />the Board likes this concept, and they would like to have a <br />— restrictive covenant requirement and would like to think <br />about whether there should be a mandatory requirement for an <br />association to take care of streets, etc. <br />Mr. Richardson felt they could not sell the land <br />without such a requirement for all the canals, roads, etc., <br />Attorney Brandenburg believed we can require language <br />on the plat indicating the streets are privately owned and <br />will be maintained by the association; the same language can <br />be included in a deed restriction, and this would apply to <br />drainage also. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Fletcher, SECONDED <br />by Commissioner Bird, the Board unanimously <br />authorized the Attorney to work in' cooperation <br />with Mr. Richardson and Mr. Beindorf to draft <br />an ordinance as discussed and advertise same <br />for public hearing. <br />Attorney Brandenburg commented that he is hoping to <br />give the Commission an entirely new Subdivision Ordinance in <br />the same time frame and hopefully this can all be considered <br />in one package. <br />106 426, <br />DEC 15 192 <br />