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DEC 198 aaaK 75 PAGE 3b0 COMMISSIONERS EGGERT and BIRD modified their Motion to include the request that the City please consider removing the barricades while the matter is being resolved. Louis Schlitt, buyer of the property in question, believed that they had a fairly good meeting with both the City engineers and the County engineers. The gngineers outlined what they felt was a concern to the citizens of both the City and the County, and they have reviewed the idea of trying to look at how to develop the project. to have the least impact on the community, primarily Rockridge. They felt it was best to cut that road off and have ail of their ingress and egress from Indian River Boulevard. It was very complicated to engineer that corner, and they suggested the entrance be moved down on Indian River Boulevard. He then had asked the engineers if the development could have access from 16th Street so that people could go both ways, but they didn't feel that would be the answer. Mr. Schlitt felt it probable that something could be worked out if they were to get with the engineers and representatives of Rockridge. He believed that they were interested in the needs of the community, and that is why they did what they did. Unfortunately, it was misconstrued, and he felt they would apologize for this. As far as the road goes, that is a serious question, because technically it doesn't exist on paper. How it could be there and not have any easements or records of it is mystifying to many people. Mr. Schlitt emphasized that they are anxious to get the matter resolved so that they can get a closing on the property, as it has been difficult to write the title insurance because of this cloud. He stated that he would call the City and the County together and invite representatives of Rockridge and see what they can do to work the issue out. 16