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Mobile Park were recently rezoned to 8 units per acre. He felt that rezoning his client's property to 4 units per acre would be inconsistent and requested that Mr. Potter's property be rezoned to 8 units per acre which would be,more in keeping with the property; if that could not be done today, he requested that this area be deleted at the present time. He added that Mr. Potter's property consists of 5.2 acres and that no water or sewer is available. Commissioner Bowman felt a package plant would not be feasible for those few customers, but Mr. Lloyd felt that perhaps they could merge with another development. Commissioner Bowman believed the percolation rate in that area is terrible and would require a great deal of fill. Director Keating advised that staff felt it was not good to have Mr. Potter's property sandwiched by properties at higher densities and would have no problem in having his property go to 6 units per acre; however, Mr. Potter would be required to apply for rezoning at 6 units per acre because it is presently zoned C-1. He noted that it would not automatically convert at tomorrow night's Public Hearing when the conversion table is approved. B. T. Cooksey, Attorney representing Jones McCoy owner of 30 acres running along the river to U.S. #1, urged the Board to reconsider the decision of the P&Z Commission and rezone this area at 8 units per acre or compromise at 6. Attorney Cooksey believed this would be more realistic and in keeping with what can be economically built in the area. He advised that the present zoning is C-1 on the front, R-2 in the middle and R-3 east of that. The part under consideration today is the eastern part of this property which is zoned R-2. Attorney George Heath, representing Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Noack, owners of the Indian River Sea Food Company, referred 40 APR 101985 BOOK GO PAGE 471