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AUG 8 1994 Boa 57 eacE8,6 into two districts that cover the major portion of the property between U.S. #1 and 43rd Avenue. Chairman Scurlock opened the Public Hearing and asked' if anyone wished to be heard in this matter. Norman Hensick, Jr., agent representing Mrs. Paul R. Robertson, stated her opposition to the rezoning of the subject property and presented the following letter. 5785 8th Street Vero.3each, F1. 32962 Aug.. 6, 1984 .8 Board of County bommissioners Indian River County Dear Sirs: Re: Notice of Public Hearing for rezoning of property described as: The N 6601 of Tracts 1 thru 4, incl., in Sec. 29-33-39: and the N 6601 of Tracts 1 thru j, incl., and the N 660' of the'E' of Tract 49 in Sec. 30-33-39, Less rights-of-way- of record, accord- ing to the Last general Plat of Lands of .Indian River Farms Co., as recorded in PB 21.•pg. 25, of the Public Records of St. Lucie Count , Fla.; said binds now lying and being: in Indian �iver b=ounty, Fla. We objectod to the proposed change from C-11 Commercial District to A, Agricultural District before the Planning and Zoning Commission on June 28, 1984: 'We feel that our closeness to' the Ocean Spray Plant, the Correctional Institute, the Land Fill and the proposed Packing House, make this change in zoning ill advised. I. am speaking not only in my behalf but on the behalf of our children; Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Clark P,- Mr.' & Mrs. John Amos, and.Mr..& Mrs. C. Reed Knight, Jr. We hope you will support us in our efforts to preserve our existing zoning. Sincere , Mrs. Paul R. Robertson Mr. Hensick stated that the property has always been zoned Commercial and Mrs. Robertson feels it should remain Commercial in keeping with their closeness to the Ocean Spray Plant, the Correctional Institution, the County Landfill and Hercules Chemical. Mrs. Robertson believes that with the development of the County out in that area 19