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r SEP 19 1994 Boos Administrator Wright noted that with the planned extension of Indian River Boulevard, a light will be installed at 4th Street and U.S. #1. Mr. Luckett just wanted to correct the impression that Vista Royale is an ogre for not allowing access from their north entrance. Florida Statute, Chapter 17., more commonly known as the Condominium Code, states that allowing public access to a privately owned street requires the consent of at least 75% of all the property owners in the development. He reported that Mr. Lyon's request for access was heard at their meeting and was turned down in a resolution. There was nothing else the directors -could do by Florida law. Mr. Putnam asked those in attendance who support the Association's position to stand and approximately 50 people stood up. Louise Donovan, resident of Vista Royale, explained that she is just renting in Vista Royale at present and is thinking of buying in the area, but advised that she definitely would not purchase a unit in the area adjacent to the proposed commercial area. Ruth Meade, resident of Vista Royale, thought it was outrageous that the retail center will have 19 store bays and one restaurant on such a small site. Mr. Lyon explained explained that although there were 19 bays, a grocery store may take as many as 6-7 and he anticipated that 8 or 10 stores would occupy the 19 bays, which have a total of 16,850 sq. ft. The restaurant area is 5495 sq. ft. Frank Zord again stressed that the Board's intention in implementing the Comp Plan was to stop strip zoning along U.S. #1 and go to the node concept. He pointed out that there is residential on three sides of the proposed site and a canal on the other side;. As commercial, therefore, it could be considered as spot zoning. He felt there has been M �J _I