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APR 1 L 1989 <br />BOOK 76 PAGE 561 <br />Augusta Vinson, representing the Executive Board of the <br />Indian River County Garden Club, advised that their members fully <br />support the management plan for Jungle Trail. <br />Phillip Dixon, 8725 Lakeside Boulevard, representing a <br />number of waterfront property owners at Sea Oaks, respectfully <br />asked the Board to give careful consideration to two important <br />aspects of the management plan -- opacity and riparian owners <br />rights to view the river. <br />Gordon Graham, resident of Sea Oaks, advised that he also <br />represents a number of property owners there who want to maintain <br />their views of the Indian River. They are not opposed to the <br />plan, and were heartened to see the inclusion of a paragraph in <br />the draft of the management plan dated 3/30/89 that seems to <br />exempt certain specified areas, including his property, from the <br />planting requirements of the original plan which would have <br />obscured or eliminated views of the river. That interpretation <br />was confirmed by a telephone call to Roland DeBlois, Chief of <br />Environmental Planning, but they would like the Commission to <br />specify precisely just which areas are exempted. <br />Mr. DeBlois explained that the planting requirements only <br />apply to areas where non-native vegetation is removed. <br />Previously developed sites already have removed the exotics and <br />the planning requirement would not apply. It also would not <br />apply to developers that have not yet developed if they chose to <br />leave the existing vegetation in place. In the case of Sea Oaks, <br />approximately 50% of the linear frontage on Jungle Trail already <br />has been permitted separate to this plan. <br />Don Kenney, planning and development manager for Sea Oaks, <br />stated that they want the opportunity to provide views for the <br />remaining 50% linear footage along the river. <br />Darrell McQueen of McQueen & Associates, engineers for <br />several developments being built along Jungle Trail, wanted to <br />address realignment of the northern section of Jungle Trail <br />through the Town of Orchid, but Chairman Wheeler preferred to <br />45 <br />
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