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J U L 15 1986 Bou65 entranceway forever, and anything in there will create some traffic impact. The developer is willing to go along with any reasonable request for traffic control, including bicycle paths. Attorney Henderson then listed uses that would not be permitted in an OCR district but are permitted in CL, including book stores, florist, gift and specialty shops. He further advised that there is in existence an association that is designed to control this 20 acre area, essentially a property owners association; it has some architectural control rights; and these are on record. He explained that the 10 acre node came up because it was intended to include the OCR zoning that was administratively awarded, and they would have no objection if the node was limited to 5.5 acres as the node is not needed for the OCR area. Attorney Henderson agreed there is empty commercial space in some areas, which he believed is due to its location, but tremendous interest has been shown in the subject property and he did not feel it would create a strip situation because there is an existing separation. Chairman Scurlock stated that he would like to close the public hearing at this point. Commissioner Wodtke wished to make his position known to those present. He advised that he serves as a Director of the Barnett Bank. He does not receive a salary, but he does receive a Director's fee, and he has asked the Attorney if he has the right to vote on this matter. Chairman Scurlock asked Commissioner Wodtke whether, acting in his capacity as a Director of the Barnett Bank, he could make a decision or recommendation on loan applications relating to a use on the subject property, and he confirmed that he could. Attorney Vitunac quoted from Sec. 112.3143 Fla. Stat. as follows: "prohibits a public officer from voting on any measure which enures to a special private gain or upon any measure which enures to the special gain of any principals by whom he is 27 W M M