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Commissioner Scurlock felt there is some concern that if Jungle Trail is listed on the National Register, no changes whatsoever could be made to the road. Mrs. Bunnell advised that what it does really is recognize that the entire length of Jungle Trail is an historic trail, aria it really doesn't prevent us from doing anything to that trail. Commissioner Eggert asked if the County totally owns the road and the 30 feet on each side, and Public Works Director Ji Davis advised that the County has filed a maintenance map for portion of Jungle Trail south of CR -510, and it was his understanding that the fact that the County did construct, has maintained the road and has submitted a maintenance map for the record is evidence that the County has ownership of the 40 -ft. road. Carter & Associates did a survey of the road in the 197C to establish the alignment, but to his knowledge, the County ha not filed a maintenance map on the Trail for the portion north CR -510. Commissioner Bowman emphasized that although there may be maintenance map on the northern portion of the Trail, the Couni has maintained it for years. Director Davis did not feek that anyone could contest the fact that the County has prescriptive rights. Commissioner Eggert was concerned that if the 30 -ft. buffa.,r zone was included in the application along with the road's 40 - right -of -way, private property owners might have to seek federal review of their site plans if they planned to make any changes in the buffer zone. She felt that would be a heavy Toad to lay o someone. Mrs. Bunnell stated that only the 7 -mile road itself woul be subject to federal review if any major changes were made. Commissioner Scurlock had very strong concerns about the safety of the road and the need for some alignments on the portion north of CR -510. 34 ,JAN 2 41989