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Attorney O'Haire,contended that it would be too difficult to track down everyone involved, but it was noted there are tax records and the mortgagor obviously must have a list of those who are paying for their properties. Chairman Scurlock did not see the County getting into a situation where we say we are now going to legitimize such situations for every fly-by-night developer who created them. He asked if the church is planning to build on this property. Attorney O'Haire advised that they had contracted to sell the property to an individual who went in for a building permit and was told he couldn't get one, and that contract is still outstanding. Discussion continued at length as to any possible alterna- tives, the number of ways this property is in violation of the ordinance, what the Board's latitude is in granting such a waiver, etc., and Chief Planner Boling stressed that what the Board is being asked to waive are the basic provisions of the ordinance itself. The Chairman commented that from what we have heard it seems there are hundreds of owners involved, but looking at the plat we have, it looks like only ten or twelve. Chief Planner Boling explained that the diagram shown actually is just a portion of Vero Beach Suburban Acres. There are probably 80 parcels altogether if the bank has the contracts for all of it, and the bank is the majority land holder. The Chairman felt as such the bank would have a significant interest in moving this forward. Planner Boling agreed, but advised .that staff tried working with them and were unable to get. the addresses of all the people they had contracted with. Commissioner Bowman believed with. the problems of the road system, drainage, plus everything just discussed, it would seem we are just opening a can of worms and she did not see how we can allow this to go any farther than it already has. 28 MAR 2 1988 BOCK 71 PACE 385