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Chairman Scurlock welcomed the members of the Vero Beach City Council and stated that he felt the idea of the City and County meeting more frequently to discuss common. problems is an excellent one. He believed our relationship is one of trust and respect and hoped that it will continue. Chairman Scurlock informed those present that one item that will not be discussed tonight is the South County Fire District as it has not been advertised so that the Commission can sit as the South County Fire Board. He suggested that Administrator Balczun and City Manager Little discuss this and arrange for it to be advertised as he felt we could have one session devoted entirely to that subject. Chairman Scurlock advised that at this point, he would proceed to address the agendaed items and expressed the hope that we can go through them as briefly as possible. 3A. AIRPORT (Tall Structures, noise levels, land use >; zoning) Chairman Scurlock believed in general the Commission's position is that we do want to have transition zones; we don't want to have tall buildings in flight paths; and this should be a cooperative effort. City Manager Little explained that he simply was requested by the FAA to ask both Planning Departments if they would recognize the imaginary surfaces lines in the flight patterns and the clear zones, and the noise problems, and when processing zonings, site plan approval, etc., be sure they understood all those parameters to protect the Airport as much as possible from suits over noise abatement, etc. County Planning & Development Director Keating advised that the county and city staff have been working on this from a planning standpoint. He referred to the map and pointed out piaces in the unincorporated area where there are potential noise conflicts - the area near Walker and 43rd Avenue, an area on MAR 18 1987 3 BOOK `� ; ",,; y L