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Eugene O'Neill, attorney representing Arthur Wilson, owner of Indian Lakes -Condos, reviewed the history of the situation as discussed at previous meetings. He believed that the Board is very familiar with the entire situation and that it is time for them to make a decision. He emphasized that this is a County -initiated rezoning, and informed the Board that Mr. Wilson was here today to answer any questions in regard to this property. Ralph Holzman, 3556 Martha's Lane, Hobart Landing, did not feel the rezoned property would be much of a buffer when ingress and egress for the development feeds right into Indian River Boulevard and Martha's Lane. Nor is it much of a buffer to have a 3 -story condominium built right next to the single family area. He hoped that when the new site plan is developed, the neighbors will have something better to look at and that ingress and egress is fed into U.S. #1. Arthur Wilson, owner of the subject property, agreed that the excess traffic could cause some problems, but pointed out that they have tried to cooperate and have written the County Attorney that during development of the site plan, they would undertake to move the entrance to the development so that traffic would not have to go through the Hobart Landing community. use Indian River Boulevard. In other words, they would not Mr. Wilson took exception to the statement that he had scarred the property by removing a productive citrus grove. He explained that the front part of the grove had -been flooded and if it had been_a good, productive grove, he would have left it intact. He noted that they had anticipated a grass strip extending from Hobart Road almost down to Hobart Landing, but it had stormed the night after seeding and the strip was washed out. He is still very much interested in cooperating and has been trying to line up a source for a proper fence. He has found two types of 41 Mf 541 DEC 7 1983