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r",_ ,AUL i989 Planner Boling referred to the map and advised that the 50' R/W is a county road and there is nothing built there. It orig- inally was intended to be a common ac"cess point for several unassembled parcels of land in the area. This took place when this was still in the unincorporated area of the county; since then the parcels have been assembled, and Orchid Island Associates now is requesting abandonment. Staff recommends approval subject to the conditions listed. The Chairman asked if anyone present wished to be heard. Darrell McQueen, speaking on behalf of Orchid Island Associates, advised that they have a bit of a problem with staff's recommendations. In Condition #2 staff has asked that they provide a limited access easement along their entire property line on A -1-A to have only one access coming into the property. With the realignment of Jungle Trail, they put all of their development inside Jungle Trail except a triangular piece to the north, and they are looking to put a golf maintenance facility in that area. The triangular piece is about 12 acres with about 8 acres remaining north of the Trail. They would be using a 1 to 2 acre site for the maintenance facility. They would propose to access that maintenance facility from A -1-A, and they would propose to grant a limited access easement south of a point which is about 800/900' north of their entrance. They would have no problem with granting a limited access easement from that point south; so, on Condition #2, they would like the Board to agree to restrict the limited access easement to a point just about parallel with the northerly extension of Jungle Trail. Planner Boling believed that the main concern of Public Works Director Davis was that if an access point were to be allowed to that northern triangular piece that it be as far away from the entrance road as possible. Mr. McQueen confirmed that they can easily move the access point 800-1,000' north of their entrance. 44 � � r