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Chris Marine came before the Board as attorney for Carson <br />Platt, who owns property both in the northeast and northwest <br />quadrant of the interchange. He informed the Board that the 15 <br />acres recommended to be excluded on the north and moved to the <br />south is Mr. Platt's property. He believed there was an <br />impassioned plea from those to the south, and Mr. Platt sympa- <br />thized just as long as his 15 acres ultimately is included in the <br />node. Attorney Marine stressed that this interchange is <br />extremely attractive for this particular type of development; it <br />is on a major north/south transportation system leading into <br />highly developed Brevard County; and he felt this is a node where <br />the Commission can afford to be quite liberal, certain 650 acres <br />is not too liberal. He stressed that Mr. Platt would basically <br />request that the Board ultimately allow his northern 15 acres to <br />be included in the node. <br />Attorney George Glenn came before the Board representing Ed <br />Ansin, Ro-Ed Corporation, who owns a substantial number of the <br />subject lots in Vero Lakes Estates. He stated that since Mr. <br />Platt has no objection to waiting for the Comprehensive Plan <br />amendment, they do ask those lots be included in the node at this <br />time. <br />It was determined that no one else wished to be heard, and <br />Chairman Scurlock declared the public hearing closed. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Wheeler, SECONDED by Com- <br />missioner Bird, the Board unanimously adopted Ordi- <br />nance 87-38 approving the boundaries of the 1-95/ <br />CR512 Node as recommended by the Planning & Zoning <br />Commission and staff and directed staff to initiate <br />action to bring the 15 acres deleted back into the node. <br />45 <br />MAY 5 1907 <br />BOOK 68 Ft\L,F 2j <br />