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MAR 2 8 1989 BOOK 76 DGE 458 R -1A density of 4.3 upa for the buffer zone with the provision that they can treat this area as one big lot rather than having to subdivide. Considerable discussion ensued regarding the whole parcel being considered as one lot and the fact that nothing can be constructed in the 200 -ft. buffer that did not meet R -1A requirements." Commissioner Bowman asked if this boat ramp and parking lot meet R -1A requirements, and Director Keating explained that a boat ramp is consistent with an allowable accessory use for single family development. Commissioner Bowman emphasized that this is not just a single family requesting a dock, but Director Keating explained that the 200 feet is considered single family. Commissioner Scurlock felt that what we should be looking at is whether this use with 4-5 parking spaces is going to impact the adjacent property negatively, and Attorney O'Haire agreed that is the way it should be looked at. He pointed out that Grove Isle is a condominium project and maintenance of boat trailers or any other kind of trailers on the property is prohibited by the rules and regulations of the homeowners association. There wouldn't be 300 boat trailers parked on the Grove Isle property; it just is not going to happen. There is no boat storage facility on site, but the sewer plant location is used for some storage. Commissioner Scurlock assumed that if they are not going to be able to store their boats and boat trailers on site, they will have to make arrangements to store their boats off site and when they want to go out on the river they will have to pick up their boat, launch their boat, and then after they are finished boating, take their boat off site again. Attorney O'Haire stated that it would be just like anybody else who doesn't live on the water, but who wants to be able to use their boat, to which statement Commissioner Bowman asked "then why have it?" 18