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JAN 1 BOCK. 4V Commissioners may prescribe appropriate conditions and safeguards to assure the use is compatible with other uses in the District." Page 62 - no changes. Page 63 - 25.3F. Required Finding by the Reviewing Body. The County Attorney suggested the last sentence of the first paragraph be changed to read: "The reviewing body shall also make findings certifying that both the general and specific criteria for the review of special exceptions have been satisfied and that certain special conditions have been imposed to assure compatibility with surrounding land uses, considering:....." Page 64 - no changes. Page 65 - It was noted that Section 15 will be amended to reflect that conflicting ordinances will be repealed upon the holding of the required public hearings, etc., as explained earlier by Attorney Brandenburg. Commissioner Scurlock noted that the only changes in the Attachments were in Attachment #2, the summary table, and these were reflected in the body of the ordinance. The Chairman asked if anyone present wished to be heard. Bill Priestly, owner of the Jungle Recreational Club, stated that he had no problems with the proposed ordinance as discussed, but simply wished to clarify whether the section on the existing special expection use as originally proposed had been deleted so that he now would be able to rebuild or expand the present Jungle Club. Director Keating confirmed that the draft section referred to had been deleted and Mr. Priestly would be able to rebuild or expand the Jungle Club. Dick Baker of Fairlane Harbour and member of the Mobile Home Advisory Board had a question of jurisdiction, which he was not sure applied here today. He informed the Board that where he lives in Fairlane Harbour, his mobile home is in the City, but there is a County right-of-way immediately behind him and that will comprise the extension of Indian River Boulevard. If that 28