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AUG 2 0 '689 BOOK 17 P, _{.�rE 49 designated as areas the county will look at to work with the state and feds for acquisition. Attorney Kindler wished to make a formal objection to the conservation designation on any of the privately owned properties of the WW Ranch because at this time there are no concrete plans for the purchase of the property, and it will deprive the owners of reasonable use of that property. Commissioner Bird believed the main reason for the proposed purchase is for protection of manatees, and how far out of the water do you have to go for that, but Planner DeBlois believed they are also coordinating with the Fish & Game Commission which has identified the western bank as a significant mosaic of different valuable communities. Planner Loeper pointed out that under the existing Land Use Map, that portion would have a density of 1 unit per 5 acres, and on this plan, it is actually 1 unit per acre in the conservation designation east of 1-95; so, in a sense, that area has increased in density. Warren Dill informed the Board that he and his wife own some property off of Roseland Road that has been proposed as conserva- tion area. He did not know if that creates a problem for them. He noted that most of the property west of Roseland and east of the river is already developed in that area. Those lots are 700/ 800' deep, and the conservation designation goes all the way back to Roseland Road, which seems a little bit far. Commissioner Bird believed that the CARL Program is concen- trating on large tracts and willing sellers. Mr. Dill believed that the CARL Program is only on the west side of the branch of the Sebastian River, and he just wanted to know what the development regulations will be. Director Keating advised those have not been formulated yet, and our current regulations apply right now. Mr. Dill stated that his only concern is that the conservation zoning goes all the way back to Roseland Road 800' 24