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UVJ �� aooK 77 Pa E 20 Commissioner Scurlock pointed out that we have a uniform traffic code we must adhere to, and Chairman Wheeler felt if what Attorney Doty is saying about continuity is the case, then we should stop the traffic on CR 510 and have it yield to Jungle Trail. Attorney Doty referred to the condition in the Management Plan which states that the realignment shall not adversely affect the historic character of Jungle Trail as a whole. They are of the opinion that it will, and even if it may not ultimately, they take the position that there is insufficient record evidence before the Board on which to make that decision. Commissioner Scurlock asked just who sits in judgment as to who sits in judgment of the fact as to whether or not it shall affect the historical integrity, and Attorney Doty did not feel it is the County Commission, but rather a court of law. Chairman Wheeler asked who besides the County Commission has called that road historical, and Attorney Doty advised the Historical Society has. The Chairman noted that the Society then apparently sat in judgment instead of the County Commission, and Attorney Doty stated that he was not saying that. Attorney Collins addressed the issue of who makes the finding. He pointed out that the last criteria of the Management Plan, which Mr. Doty just referred to, goes on to say that the County Planning staff shall coordinate with the Historic Society, the Department of State, the Bureau of Historic Preservation, and the Florida Native Plant Society, and report to the applicable reviewing commission, which is the Board, to provide information for the finding determination. He agreed that Mr. Doty is correct that if this goes to court and there is not sufficient evidence, the court could say how did you arrive at this conclu- sion. However, the last paragraph of the letter from Suzanne Walker, Chief of the Bureau of Historic Preservation, states that "The proposed development, if properly planned, need 66