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Utilities County water. and wastewater facilities are not currently available'. RECOMMENDATION The staff recommends approval of the revised boundaries of the C.R. 510/U.S. #1 Commercial/ Industrial Node deleting Block 4 of Weona Park Subdivision. The Planning and Zoning Commission— recommends approval of the revised boundaries of the C.R. 510/U.S. #1 Commercial/Industrial Node deleting Block 4 and including Block 9 of Weona Park Subdivision. Richard Shearer, Chief of Long -Range Planning, explained that staff is recommending the deletion of Block 4 of Weona Park Subdivision while the P S Z Commission is recommending that Block 4 be deleted and Block 9 be included in the node. Commissioner Bowman felt that staff did not pay as much attention to the west side of U.S. #1 as they did to the east side. She pointed out that there are 7 single-family homes on 55th Avenue that have been there since the beginning of time that will be non -conforming if this is rezoned to commercial. Furthermore, she did not understand why staff is recommending that the sand ridge be rezoned to light industrial. Commissioner Bowman strongly recommended that the first thing they should do is see that the mess back of those homes is restored, because someone came in and did a lot of digging and never restored it. Director Keating advised that with the sand ridge work that we are coordinating with the St. Johns River Water Management District, staff is hopeful that sufficient regulations will be in place so that there won't be any adverse impact, not only in setting the minimum elevation of the ridge, but also prohibiting certain other activities. Mr. Shearer pointed out that these homes have been zoned industrial since 1957, and staff is not recommending any additional industrial zoning. In fact, last July the Board approved staff's recommendation to remove 30 acres of the sand ridge from this node. MAR 10 '1987 40 B()C)K F uuC.56��