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s ® � portions that the Board wishes to remain commercial from that to be rezoned so they would remain B-1, and delete all property lying south of SR 60 so that it would retain its commercial status, west of approximately 83rd Avenue. Planner Shearer explained that what the Board is proposing is to delete 8 lots of four blocks in Paradise Park (roughly Lots 1 thru 4 and 23 thru 26 inclusive) and all of the property on the south side of SR 60. Chairman Scurlock asked if anyone present wished to be heard. Attorney Michael O'Haire came before the Board representing Dominic Lettiere, owner of a piece of property west of 82nd Avenue and south of SR 60, and stated that he is in favor of the way the Board is talking. To reinforce the direction they seem to be heading, he wished to point out that 82nd Avenue is a truck route and all trucks go through there and then west along SR 60 to I-95. He, therefore, felt what is being proposed makes a great deal of sense. Attorney Gregory Gore came before the Board representing Mrs. Fitzpatrick, whose property is on the north side of SR 60 between 86th Ave. and 86th Court. The motion being discussed would cover her property except for the northern three lots, and he wished to know what the possibility would be of coming in for a variance or rezoning of those lots. Commissioner Bird did not feel he would support such a request, and the Chairman agreed that we must draw the line somewhere. Local developer Peter Robinson informed the Board that he does not own land out here, but felt the Board should recognize that Paradise Park really is not a great area to build homes because with the small lots and septic tanks, only one bedroom homes would be allowed. Mr. Robinson did not feel the Board would want to encourage one bedroom homes on septic tanks, and he, therefore, felt this area should be a transition area. He 35 OCT 171994 BOOK 58