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THE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION. <br />The Motion carried unanimously. <br />PUBLIC HEARING CONTINUED - ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING <br />ORDINANCE RE OFF STREET PARKING AND LOADING REGULATIONS <br />THE CHAIRMAN RECONVENED THE PUBLIC HEARING. <br />Howard Burroughs, Building & Property Director of the <br />Vero Beach Country Club, expressed the Club's concern over <br />the parking requirements under Section 24 of the proposed <br />parking ordinance amendment. He felt that VBCC did not fit <br />into the definition under Item #12 - Golf courses. Vero <br />Beach Country Club provides 100% of its parking on grass; <br />they believe in keeping the countryside green and object to <br />concrete or asphalt parking spaces. Mr. Burroughs did not <br />want to cut down trees to provide parking and recommended <br />that the proposed amendment ordinance be revised to exclude <br />Vero Beach Country Club from the requirement of providing an <br />asphalt parking lot. <br />Attorney Brandenburg advised that the proposed <br />ordinance amendment would not affect established courses <br />unless they expanded or in the event the club burned down <br />and they rebuilt. <br />Commissioner Lyons felt that not even a new facility <br />should have to provide anything more than grass parking and <br />he had trouble with a lot of asphalt being required <br />Commissioner Wodtke who is a member of the Vero Beach <br />Country Club, concurred that asphalt or concrete parking is <br />not desired. He also felt that the Club should come under <br />Item #23, Private Club or Country Club, but pointed out that <br />actually VBCC is not really a country club to the extent <br />that there are swimming pools, tennis courts, etc., -- it is <br />a private golf course. <br />81 <br />SEP 211983 rK qac€ <br />I <br />