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-I OCT 17 1984 BOOK 58 P �� GS7 Mr. Shearer explained that there are some rezoning applications pending on this corridor at the intersection of Kings Highway and SR 60 - each for 20 acre parcels. These may or may not be approved, but they are in the works. At the present time, the existing commercial uses are pretty much concentrated at 43rd Avenue where there is a 140 commercial node, and the County has approved two site plans at King's Highway - one for a shopping center and one for a restaurant. Commissioner Wodtke asked what area the 140 acre node covers, and Mr. Shearer stated that in the plan it is described as being at the intersection of Kings Highway and SR 60 and extending east to 43rd Ave. Commissioner Wodtke then asked whether the node at I-95 extends eastward to 82nd Ave. Mr. Shearer explained that a couple years ago there was discussion about it coming all the way to 82nd; the problem, however, was that was based on an 850 acre commercial/industrial node. Mr. Shearer continued to discuss commercial and industrial in the area, noting that the Vista Plantation project has gotten site plan approval for 142 acres. They have 3 acres of commercial that was rezoned about the time the plan was adopted with the understanding that would be a neighborhood commercial node, and there is existing commercial zoning at Village Green, although there is no commercial use on it at this time. Commissioner Bird asked if the C-1 and the R-1MP zoning at 74th Ave. could qualify as a neighborhood node or whether it would be too close to the other neighborhood node or the major node. Mr. Shearer stated that if the Board wished to have neighborhood nodes a mile apart, possibly one could be put at this intersection, but he would anticipate rezoning that property consistent with the Land Use Plan. 32