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Planner Boling confirmed that his understanding from the Historic Preservation people in Tallahassee is that any time there is development that could impact or would abut something on the National Register where there are federal or state funds involved, it would require federal and/or state review. Commissioner Scurlock also understood that if any of the adjacent property owners object to being placed on the National Register, they, in fact, would not make the list, and Commis- sioner Eggert confirmed that the Atlanta and Washington offices told her that if anyone objects, it will not go on the National Register. Commissioner Scurlock brought up the Resolution adopted by the Board in support of this being placed on the National Regis- ter, and believed that support was conditional on minor realign- ments being allowable because of safety reasons. He wondered if we ever got anything from anyone in writing about that because that was a condition of the Resolution. Planner Boling stated that he had never received anything in writing. Commissioner Bird asked Planner Boling about his feeling 'regarding the probability of Jungle Trail being added to the National Register. Planner Boling believed the Historical Society is applying not the County, but in talking with Bill Thurston of the State and Dr. Adams of Historic Properties Associates about this, he understands that there are no roads in Florida that are in the National Register. He believed that are some in other states (Natchez Trace and Cumberland Gap), but it seems those were untouched by development and in pristine condition. He felt it is really difficult to assess the potential for registering of a road because there are so few on the Registry. Commissioner Eggert believed there was some concern on the part of Dr. Adams that even the presence of Sea Oaks and other 45 77�� BOOK f'dE 1