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Attorney McDonough stated that while he appreciated Mr. Kahn's comments, he felt a large portion of them were not relevant. He stressed that the Code Enforcement Board voted unanimously that Mr. Kahn's complaints were meritless and pointed out the maintenance is for the benefit of the residents. Mildred Simmons, Lot 783, agreed with Mr. Kahn and confirmed his complaints. Commissioner Wodtke inquired about the feelings of other residents who are concerned about having a place to keep their recreation vehicles, and Mrs. Simmons agreed some concern was expressed. Carolyn Eggert, Chairman of the Planning 8 Zoning Commission, informed the Board that concern was evidenced about the parking of the recreation vehicles, which would cease if this property were not rezoned. In regard to redesignation to MD -1, Mrs. Eggert wished to make it plain that the P&Z Commission has done this throughout the county at different levels, and they always have kept in mind that this is not signifying any kind of a rezoning. Traditionally the P&Z Board has been very careful not to rezone active groves any place where it seems that it would make a dramatic different in the agricultural lands. The Land Use Plan stresses the importance of our agricultural land, and Mrs. Eggert stressed that the P&Z Commission is very much aware of that and also that a redesignation is not a rezoning, and they are very careful to keep this separated in their minds. She did understand the confusion of the public regarding this differentiation. Wayne Gearhardt, resident of Village Green Phase I, spoke in behalf of those who own RVs and boats, noting that they were promised when they purchased that there would be provisions for storing of these vehicles. He believed that it is not the storage of the vehicles that is the problem, but rather the noise from R&R Enterprises. 43 BOOK 60 rnl)E 759 MAY 1 1985