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r7+•11;4-,-� The subject property is not currently served by County water or wastewater facilities. However, County water is scheduled to be supplied to the area between 1988 and 1992. CONCLUSIONS _. Due -to the fact that the subject property is surrounded on three (3) sides by the LD -2 land use designation, is located less than --- J-. mile .-from U _S...__1, . is located on a primary collector, and is scheduled to be supplied with County water facilities by 1992, the existing LD -.2 land use. designation. is more appropriate than the.LD-1. land use designation. RECOMMENDATION _.• Based on the policies which were established by the Board of County Commissioners on July 23, 1986, when they adopted the revisions to the Winter Beach Precise Land Use Map, the Planning Department intiated the request to redesignate the subject property from LD -2 to LD -1 and to rezone it from RS -6 to RS -3. On September 11, 1986, the Planning and Zoning Commission voted 4 -to -0 to recommend approval of the County -initiated requests to redesignate 466 acres located in Winter Beach from LD -2 to LD -1, to rezone 457 acres from RS -6 to RS -3, and to rezone 35.4 acres- - adjacent to the South Winter Beach Industrial Node from RS -6 to - RM -6. Although the planning staff respects the policies established by the -Board and the recommendations made by the Planning and Zoni^g Commission, the staff still feels that its original proposal for this area was correct and continues -to recommend that the subject property retain its LD -2 -land use designation. Planner Shearer advised that the rezoning for the 250 acres was accomplished on October 21st and none is needed today. Commissioner Eggert had a lot of trouble with the fact that the area rezoned to RS -3 where people have built on minimum 1/2 acre and much larger lots is completely surrounded by RS -6. She did not feel we have done a thing to protect this neighborhood but rather have ended up entrapping it. She stated that she personally would like to look at the whole 466 acres again as a part -of the rezoning. Commissioner Wheeler was in full agreement. Chairman Scurlock felt that could be taken up separately, and that after we conduct the advertised public hearing, we could have a vote for the staff to readdress the whole area. Commissioner Eggert noted that it will make a difference in how she votes now because if we were to change this to LD -1 now, we entrap certain people up there in an area that is all LD -2, l �� 49 BOOK