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Environment BOOK L99 PnU '34 -- The- The subject property has 2.1 acres of land designated as environmentally sensitive. In addition, the majority of the subject property is in an A-10 flood hazard zone with a flood elevation of 7. The A-10 zone includes areas within the 100 year flood plain. The western portion of the subject property is in a B flood hazard zone which includes areas within the 500 year flood plain. Utilities Water is available for the subject property. Wastewater facilities are not currently available. RECOMMENDATION Based on the above analysis, including the Planning and Zoning Commission's recommendation, staff recommends approval. Planner Richard Shearer pointed out this rezoning request is very similar to the preceding request; however, the amount of environmentally sensitive acreage of 2.1 acres is very small in comparison. Another difference is that more of the land would be tied up in road right-of-way, approximately 10.6 acres. Chairman Scurlock opened the Public Hearing and asked if anyone wished to be heard in this matter. Richard Bogosian, attorney representing the Tanen brothers, owners of the subject property, explained that neither of his clients are in attendance today, and if the Board chooses to be consistent and go with the density restriction of the preceding rezoning, he felt that a postponement of this public hearing would be best until he could confer with his client. Chairman Scurlock informed him that he intended to be consistent with the motion on the previous rezoning hearing for 8 units per acre, even respective of the fact that the developers were donating over 10 acres of the road right-of-way. Attorney Bogosian withdrew his request to have the meeting postponed, as he felt that his client did not have any other alternative. 34 _ M