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V <br />Chairman Wheeler felt the substantial fee for the social <br />membership is a safeguard against people coming in and paying a <br />nominal membership fee for beach club privileges. <br />Mr. Fleming emphasized that a nominal membership fee of that <br />type would only hurt the project. <br />Attorney Collins explained that the Motion made in the <br />December meeting limited the membership to the number of unit <br />owners in the 3 projects, and the developers have reduced that to <br />2475 units. He just needed an interpretation of when the Board <br />said total number of unit owners, they didn't mean to preclude <br />non-residents up until the time there were 2400 unit owners. If, <br />in fact, it was the Board's intention that only residents can use <br />the Beach Club, then he felt that what they have submitted <br />providing for annual memberships is not appropriate and that we <br />would have to go back through a special exception hearing to <br />modify that condition.' The Motion itself is open to <br />interpretation. <br />Commissioner Scurlock asked how the Motion should be worded <br />to accomplish the purpose, and Attorney Collins suggested the <br />wording used by Commissioner Scurlock in the following Motion. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Scurlock, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Eggert, the Board unanimously accepted the <br />Declaration of Deed Restrictions as submitted by Grand <br />Harbor providing for non-resident memberships until <br />such time as the project is built out. <br />PUBLIC HEARING - ORDINANCE CLARIFYING THE SPECIAL EXCEPTION <br />CRITERIA RELATING TO USED CAR DEALERSHIPS <br />The hour of 9:05 o'clock A.M. having passed, the Deputy <br />Clerk read the following Notice with Proof of Publication <br />attached, to wit: <br />