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SEP 19 1984 BOOK 8 FA � r 8o been told that it is being proposed that this entire area by the Indian River Memorial Hospital will be designated a medical developmental type of area only. Although my current use of this office is as a physician's office, when I bought my property from the Ralmar Development Company, it was specifically knowing that there were no restrictions for the use of this office, except the restrictions placed by the condominium owners. :laving been here since 1979., no one has ever approached me regarding any changes'in the use of this property. It would be my hope that the County Commissioners would not restrict the type of use that this land could be put to. If there is some overriding reason that the county government - feels the property should be restricted to medical purposes only, I would certainly hope that it would exclude all of those office properties that were here before the recommendations were made, i.e., that we would be excluded by a grandfather clause. Specifically, if Dr. Franco and I would choose to change the nature of this office rental or sales, that we would only be governed by our own condominium by-laws and not by county restriction at this point in time. Thank you for your kind attention. Respectfully, Edward Attarian, M.D., F.A.C.P., P.A. AMERICAN BOARD CERTIFIED INTERNAL MEDICINE GASTROENTEROLOGY 1 Richard A. Franco, M.D., P.A. 1300 36TH STREET, SUITE H VERO BEACH, FLORIDA 32960 1305) 569-4224 Dr. Cain thought that their biggest concern was not so much for their investment, but for the flexibility of the medical community. In the last six months there have been tremendous medical changes by the federal government which have significantly affected hospital functions and may well change the whole picture of medicine delivery in the next 5-10 years. Dr. Cain personally felt that there will be a need for an outpatient facility in the Vero Beach area and that it should go where the population growth is, south and west of town. He noted that the Hospital already is exploring areas to locate a surgery center and an out-patient emergency department, and he--believed another hospital will be built here within the next ten years; Dr. Cain, 38