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r MAY 1 1985 BOOK 60 PlgcF.760 Chairman Lyons asked if Mr. Gearhardt had a written contract that provides for such storage, and Mr. Gearhardt believed it is in the promotional literature, not in the lease. Bob Miller, of Florida Atlantic Associates, assured the Board that his company has no intention of using the ten acres for anything other than it is currently being used for. He confirmed that the Code Enforcement did stipulate certain conditions re R&R Enterprises, and although his company is not part of R&R, they will keep on top of the restrictions which were imposed.' Chairman Lyons asked if the subject property were no longer available for storage, where these vehicles would go, and Mr. Miller noted that all Village Green is developed, and they have no other place. He agreed they have always provided this facility, but they cannot keep these vehicles on the park property itself. Chairman Lyons inquired if Mr. Miller felt they have a responsibility to find a place for these vehicles, and Mr. Miller stated that it is not in the lease, but not being an attorney, he did not really know. He did emphasize that they do not have another site to provide this convenience if this site is eliminated. Commissioner Wodtke noted that the buildings used by R&R are the metal quonset type, and asked if there is a possibility those three buildings could be moved to the north end of the subject property north of the perc ponds. Mr. Miller felt there is some area available, but believed there was a provision for a proposed third perc pond. Planning Director Keating stated that was one of the items they were going to consider or as an alternative making the buildings of a type a little more sound proof. Mr. Miller assured the Commission that he would consider anything that is practical. 44 r `I