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OCT 16 1995 BooK U PAGE401 <br />Board not hear this matter today and that it be sent back to the <br />Planning & Zoning Commission for further consideration. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Scurlock, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Wodtke, that the Board send this back <br />to the Planning & Zoning Commission due to the <br />surrounding property owners not being properly <br />notified. <br />Under discussion, Chairman Lyons hoped that Attorney Collins <br />would have some suggestions for other places on which to hold <br />these events, specifically an area where the subterrain is <br />basically moist. <br />Attorney Collins said he would be glad to offer some <br />suggestions and pointed out that in addition to possible <br />vandalism, one of his clients' main concerns is the proximity of <br />the groves with respect to the canker threat. He felt that some <br />large areas out by CR -510 and CR -512 which were not in groves <br />woul.d be more compatible. <br />Administrator Wright noted that the Mud Boggers asked to <br />use the County Fairgrounds and he turned them down. <br />Mike Loudermilk emphasized that he was notified of this <br />meeting only late last night, and he felt that his request for <br />use of the Fairgrounds should have come before the Board. <br />Administrator Wright believed that the Board would not have <br />wanted large pits dug out at the Fairgrounds, but Commissioner <br />Bird interjected that he felt the request should have been <br />considered first by the Parks & Recreation Committee. He <br />cautioned that the use of alcoholic beverages is banned in County <br />parks. <br />Mr. Loudermilk stated that no alcohol was planned. <br />10 <br />