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AUG 21 1985 <br />J <br />BOOK °'+ F 830 <br />pretty close to that and we will be stressing that point during <br />site plan hearings. Lloyd & Associates are doing a preliminary <br />survey now. <br />Vice Chairman Scurlock noted we have a concern about the <br />alignment of Indian River Boulevard, which is pretty much <br />dictated by staying out of the environmentally sensitive land, <br />and this pushes it west, which, in fact, may split this project. <br />Michael O'Haire, attorney for Martin Gregory and Richard <br />Wiggins, trustees, reported that the survey stakes in the ground <br />now are west of the subject property. <br />Public Works Director Jim Davis confirmed that a preliminary <br />alignment has been staked out and pointed out the projection of <br />Indian River Boulevard on a map of an aerial view of the subject <br />property. He felt it would very likely bisect the property in <br />some degree, but it most probably would be mainly on the western <br />perimeter of the property. <br />Vice Chairman Scurlock asked if thought has been given to <br />having the Boulevard routed between the hospital and the Vero Med <br />Center. <br />Director Davis confirmed that there has, but the problem is <br />that would result in a too tight reverse curve, which would <br />reduce the operating speed on the roadway significantly; it also <br />would be hard to do that without taking a hole out of the golf <br />course. <br />Commissioner Wodtke emphasized that when we get into site <br />plan review, we will have to be able to address this problem, and <br />he believed the property owner is aware of this since there has <br />been a great deal of discussion about the right-of-way for Indian <br />River Boulevard. <br />Vice Chairman Scurlock opened the Public Hearing and asked <br />if anyone wished to be heard in this matter. <br />Attorney O'Haire informed the Board that his clients, the <br />applicants, do intend this as the site for a proposed life care <br />33 <br />