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DEC 13 igaj Boor 75 PAGE 356 adopted with provisions for a road management plan, which has not been developed as yet. The Historical Society is asking that the County move forward and develop the management plan so that we can avoid what has happened just recently. They would be glad to work with staff in any way possible in getting public input, and ask that the County develop the management plan as soon as possible. MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Eggert, SECONDED by Commissioner Wheeler, that the Board direct staff to develop a, management plan for Jungle Trail, which has been designated as a scenic and historic road. Under discussion, Commissioner Bowman noted that a management plan would not be retroactive, and wanted to know about the 30 -ft. buffer violation that already has occurred. Chairman Scurlock understood that staff is in contact with the developer, and they have submitted a plan to take corrective action. Director of Planning Robert Keating explained that we are dealing with two projects along Jungle Trait -- Coralstone, which is in Indian River Shores, and Sea Oaks, which is further to the north in the unincorporated part of the County. Coralstone actually had an encroachment into the 40 -ft. maintenance easement (the County's right-of-way), and they have submitted a plan to Engineering to get a permit to revegetate the right-of-way. The Planning Dept. is looking at that from the standpoint of whether or not the vegetation is adequate.. Sea Oaks have come in and received a permit to put a fence in the protected area, which is one of the allowable encroachments into the protected area, and they have submitted a revegetation plan along with that which has been approved by the Planning & Zoning Commission. Director Keating said he had been of the opinion all along that the scenic roads and trails ordinance was sufficiently 12