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RM -8; whether some of.it should be included in the node; and if not., why not. Discussion continued as to the RM -8 line and the possibility of squaring off the boundary on the north along that line down to the RMH-8. It was noted that right now in the RM -8, there is a vacant parcel of about 20 acres and an .9 acre mobile home park with between 11-14 homes. The RMH-8 is Ranchland Mobile Home Park. Commissioner Eggert inquired if she was alone in feeling that something should be done west of 1-95, and other Board members assured her she was not. Commissioner Eggert asked about the amount of property involved if we were to square off the A-1 and RM -6 segments on the south of SR60 and west of 1-95, which were not included in the node, and Planner Shearer believed it would be in the neighborhood of 150 acres. Commissioner Wheeler inquired about the northwest quadrant on 1-95, and Chairman Scurlock explained there is an existing subdivision and it is an active one. Commissioner Wheeler believed the industrial usage is mainly west of 1-95, and Chairman Scurlock noted that you are hemmed in on the north by two subdivisions and on the southeast by two mobile home parks. The only area not hemmed in is the southwest corner, except for the Florida Gas transmission line. The Chairman asked if anyone present wished to be heard, and clarified that the Commission at this point is looking at the possibility of expanding the node to square off the areas just discussed. Terrance Riley, 2139 79th Court, pointed out an area on the map and wished to know what could be put in there in the way of industrial or commercial. Chief Planner Shearer advised that right now that area is limited commercial and agricultural, and there is a rezoning request now to go to CL. That area is designed to meet the A 45 BOOK 67 500