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Environment The'subject property is not designated' as sensitive nor is it in a flood -prone area. Utilities environmentally water and wastewater facilities are available. NDATION Based on the above analysis, staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners grant the applicant's'request to enlarge the Kings Highway/S.R. 60 node from 160 acres to 165 acres and to grant the rezoning from RM -6 to CG. ,The Chairman asked if anyone present wished to be heard. the �Attorney Michael O'Haire came before the Board representing pplicant. He noted that this, of course, has been before the Board previously, at which time it was determined to transmit it t the Dept. of Community Affairs.for review. The property is located near the intersection of SR -60 and Kings Highway just westlof Ryanwood Shopping Center, and the real purpose of the request is to move the commercial zoning 150' northerly so the alignment will coincide with that of Ryanwood and move it further away from the intersection. He was aware that the people in the near y single family subdivision are concerned, but pointed out there does remain between that subdivision and the proposed rezoning a 350' parcel zoned multiple family, which he believed is ark adequate buffer. He further noted that all this will have to go through site plan approval, and felt any concerns they might have will be addressed during that process. Mr. O'Haire stated that the overriding factor is traffic and access, and asked that the Board grant the small addition they are asking for.:i Doris Almond, 5875 23rd St., informed the Board that her backyard runs into the 350 foot buffer discussed by Attorney O'Haire, but that 10 acre buffer actually is a very narrow elongated piece of property, and the residents' concern is that at a later date someone will come back and say they want this for SEP 8 1987 25 BOOK _ 69, PaeE 2$6 4 I