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r -7 JUN 9 1985 BOOK NAI uE 3o9 is defined as all buildings or other products of construction, including walls, pools, fences, decks, etc.; however, that 30 feet would be able to comprise the setback required in our other ordinances. He noted that owners of two projects along Jungle Trail have agreed to a 50 -foot setback from the road. Commissioner Wodtke asked if that included signage for Jones Pier, and Attorney Brandenburg stated that anything that is existing would not have to be removed. Mrs. Stanbridge stated that Jones Pier is part of the road's history and their sign will be grandfathered in; however, that leads us back to having a non -conforming sign. Commissioner Bird understood that if this ordinance is adopted this morning, it is up to the Commission to designate certain roads in the County as scenic, historic roads, and Chairman Lyons advised that two or three roads are already designated as such in the Comp Plan and this ordinance provides the ability to add other roads at the Commission's discretion. Public Works Director Jim Davis explained each development along Jungle Trail would have to be considered separately with respect to utilities. He noted that there are several underground utilities now in Jungle Trail, and felt that in many instances we are not going to be able to deny those corridors as utility corridors. We are going to have to make sure that the manner in which the utilities are placed does not aethestically destroy the historic and scenic significance. Attorney Brandenburg noted that the ordinance is written so that individuals are not allowed to proceed with any filing activities without the prior authorization of the Planning 8 Zoning Commission. It is not a strict prohibition, however, as the idea is that the Board will adopt a resolution allowing for the Planning & Zoning Commission to approve and authorize such things as overhead utility lines, etc. 28