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Commissioner Bird felt the bumper stops were not attractive, <br />especially when they are broken up or moved, and Commissioner <br />Eggert believed there are ways to do it and that fighting a <br />battle over bumper stops is ridiculous. <br />Mr. Boling advised that staff is recommending that the <br />requirement be left in and addressed by the Regional Planning <br />Council. <br />Attorney Henderson suggested that the Board hold up the <br />transmission of the D.O. to the T.C.R.P.C. to allow sufficient <br />time to address this issue, perhaps in the form of an amendment <br />to the county ordinances. <br />Mr. Boling repeated that it is staff's recommendation to <br />leave the requirement in and address it tater at the T.C.R.P.C. <br />Given the number of things we would like to look at, and there <br />are some alternatives especially with the outparcels, Mr. Boling <br />suggested continuing this public hearing for possibly 2 weeks. He <br />wished to come back to the Board with specific wording on the <br />number of changes so that staff doesn't end up with too much <br />discretion in these matters. <br />Commissioner Scurlock asked if that was too much of a time <br />restriction on the D.O., and Mr. Boling explained that the D.O. <br />doesn't become effective until the Comp Plan amendment and the <br />rezoning come back from Tallahassee and another public hearing is <br />held for final adoption of both the land use change and the <br />rezoning. <br />Attorney Henderson wished to get some form of final approval <br />today if possible. If the main concern is the provision relating <br />to good faith continuation of construction, he pointed out that <br />the County has pretty good coverage in its ordinances concerning <br />the issuance of site plans. He advised that they are willing to <br />agree to "continuous construction, once started" or some other <br />language we could agree to that would fill that bill. <br />FEB 2 s 1989 <br />33 BOOK 76 rAc[ 253 <br />
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