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enjoyed, to low density zoning across from the Hetra site,'and no one is going to build residential across from industrial/ commercial. His clients endorse the expansion, but see no reason to jump 1-95 and they would like their property included in the node jn the future. He pointed out that no one has ever opposed this request. Commissioner Bird stated that he still has the same difficulty today with expanding the node to include the multitude of lots on the south side of CR 512, and he did not know how we can include Mr. O'Haire's clients without including everyone. Attorney O'Haire suggested that the Board could include all the property on the south of CR 512 to a depth of 3001, not just his clients. Chairman Scurlock asked if there are any single family residences there, and Attorney O'Haire said there were not and noted that it is not even a platted subdivision. Commissioner Bird spoke of the difficulty involved in trying to gather all these many lots up into one entity to get commer- cial, and even then, this would back up to other residential to the south. Attorney O'Haire did not feel that presents an insurmount- able problem; his clients accomplished this in their four blocks. He further noted that there are now more stringent buffering requirements than every before. Discussion arose about the road R/W on CR 512, and Commis- sioner Wodtke commented that he felt it would be easier to work with commercial to obtain the R/W than with residential. Administrator Wright felt we have about 100' R/W almost all the way to the City of Sebastian. The Board continued to discuss the fact that this is a difficult area to deal with because of all the individual ownerships involved. Commissioner Lyons did not feel it makes sense to have the node boundary on one side of the street. He expressed his belief 33 JAN 15 1986