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Fr - <br />SEP 19 1984 BOOK 58 F,,,F 158 <br />Director Keating emphasized that the intent of the uses <br />permitted under special exceptions is to try to maintain a <br />continuity of uses in the general area and to keep them <br />medically related. That is not to say that general offices <br />will not be allowed there, but it is intended to discourage <br />a major corporation from building its headquarters in the <br />area, which would not be compatible with the hospital. Mr. <br />Keating felt that on a small basis, however, changing the <br />use from medical offices to general offices would be <br />acceptable. He reported that under the proposed new zoning <br />code, special exception uses will be required to come before <br />the Board of County Commissioners for approval as opposed to <br />coming before the Planning & Zoning Commission only. <br />Mr. Shearer advised that the Comp Plan designates a <br />130 -acre hospital/commercial node north of the hospital, <br />which is in addition to the hospital property. This adds up <br />to a total of 205 acres in this area. What is being <br />proposed is the rezoning of approximately 75 acres of the <br />130 acre node to Medical District. He noted there will <br />still be some unallocated acreage in the node and pointed <br />out that we are not really setting the final boundaries of <br />the node today. <br />Chairman Scurlock opened the Public Hearing and asked <br />if anyone wished to be heard in this matter. <br />Dr. James Cain, President of the Medical Arts <br />Condominium Association, Inc., asked that the following <br />letters be made part of the record. <br />7, <br />1 <br />36 <br />