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AM 1985 -BOOK 60 PAGE 409 a piece of property which is said to be unique because of surrounding neighborhoods and the road systems attached. Discussion continued at length as to the possibility of delaying a decision until a site plan can be presented and analyzed; the type of development anticipated on the site; the relative advantages and disadvantages accruing both to the sub- ject property and the County from the building of 8th Street, etc. Commissioner Wodtke questioned staff in detail re ingress and egress to the small parcel they feel should be kept resi- dential, and asked whether with the access restrictions, decel- erations lane, etc., they could assure that someone could put 19 units on that land. Director Keating stated that staff could not assure that now because of the factors that might come up with a site plan, and Administrator Wright noted that we do not guaranty the maximum number of units on any piece of property. Theoretically you , could go up three stories and put nineteen units in there, but we can't say at this point what can be done. Commissioner Wodtke then wished to know if the right-of-way for 8th St. goes all the way to Indian River Boulevard, and it was confirmed that it will but we have not yet acquired all the right-of-way. Commissioner Bowman inquired about the possibility of squaring off the line of the C-1 property, and Planner Shearer stated that the LUP sets it out as a 600' deep commercial corridor, but the developer could come in and apply for an amendment to the LUP. The Chairman asked if anyone present wished to be heard. Wayne Harrison, operator of Teacher's Place on Sixth Avenue, informed the Board that he and his wife are in business on Sixth Avenue, and they were made a permitted use under R-2. He believed that Cardinal Properties is considering putting in some rental apartments on Sixth Avenue across the street from this 44