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MAY 26 1983 <PAUZ <br />Attorney Brandenburg agreed that we have two or three large <br />parcels very much in the same area with the same characteristics <br />and the determining factor is the dollars. <br />Commissioner Wodtke liked the idea of getting a large parcel <br />in a central location north of Wabasso Beach Park to get some of <br />the congestion away from the intersection of 512 and AlA, and <br />Chairman Bird commented that the State's preference was for <br />larger pieces of property where you can centralize your <br />facilities and provide better security than in scattered areas. <br />Commissioner Scurlock felt we must keep in mind the distance <br />from utility services, and the further north you get, the further <br />away you are from such services. He then asked if the factor of <br />sand accretion had been considered as there are locations where <br />the sand builds up and others where it wears away more quickly. <br />Chairman Bird stated that we were limited by the properties <br />offered to us. Although the beach seems to be building to some <br />degree around South Beach Park, nothing is available in that <br />area; all these pieces, however, seem to have quite a high bluff <br />line, but they do not have a wide beach in front of the dune <br />line. <br />Commissioner.Lyons.commented that they still have to pump <br />the sand -trap at Sebastian Inlet, and he believed these beaches <br />would gain some benefit from that. <br />Mr. Thomas noted that one of the reasons staff liked Golden <br />Sands is the beach depth. <br />Chairman Bird thanked Mr. Deprez for his cooperation and <br />asked if he had anything he wished to add. <br />Mr. Deprez just wished to point out that the total acreage <br />of the oceanside parcel is 19 acres; 17.29 would be just to the <br />bluff line. <br />SCHLITT (ERDO PARCEL) AND BELL ROAD PROPERTY <br />Mr. Challacombe emphasized that the Erdo parcel has 484 ft. <br />oceanfrontage and a depth of 491' from AIA which provides <br />sufficient depth to do a great deal of design work for a park. <br />A <br />