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there all of their lives and wished to remain. Heurgedthe Board to establish 37th Street as the northern boundary of the hospital node, rather than 37th Place. Joe ldlette, owner of property along 37th Street, stated that it was not his desire to have anyone move from Geoffrey Subdivision nor did he want to infringe on anyone's rights. All he is asking is that the Board permit him to use his property in conformance with the common usage that is presently there. Tom Pease, owner of property in Block 15, pointed out that the speed limit is 45 mph along 37th Street, and stressed that the area had always been zoned commercial until just recently. Chairman Scurlock confirmed that 50 ft. lots are buildable even with the current well and septic tank requirements. Jill Pease, owner of property in Block 15, again displayed a map that was presented at the meeting of 2/1.9/86 showing that the majority of owners are in favor of the rezoning. ON MOTION by Commissioner Lyons, SECONDED by Commissioner Bowman, the Board unanimously closed the Public Hearing. MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Lyons, SECONDED by Commissioner Bird, that the Board adopt Ordinance 86-29 establishing the boundaries of the hospital/commercial node of 205 acres to include Blocks 13, 14, and 15 of the Geoffrey Subdivision. Under discussion, Commissioner Bird felt that 37th Street with its present traffic situation, plus the additional traffic generated when it intersects with Indian River. Boulevard, is going to make it extremely undesirable for residential fronting that street. He was concerned about lots facing 37th Place being converted to commercial and using 37th Place as their ingress and egress; he hoped there could be some combination of ownership there and that all of the commercial activity will use 37th St. 29 BOOK 64 uct251 APR 2 3 1966 L z