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r � � Mr. McQueen explained that they would propose 1 upa by the 1-95 corridor at CR 512 for a 2 mile radius or an area of 8290 acres. In the area of SR60 and 1-95, they would propose 1 upa within a 3 mile radius, or about 18,660 acres.- This basically is their request in the Land Use portion of the map, plus establishing the 1 unit to 5 acres for all the AG zoning. Attorney Barkett brought up the possibility of negotia- tions with the DCA after this occurs or going to administrative hearings. He noted that the hearing is just like a trial, and the important thing is that it occurs here in the county, and the county is presumed correct. It is up to the DCA to prove the Plan is not in compliance, and Statute 168.3184(10) also says that the standard is a "fairly debatable standard," and Attorney Barkett stated that if it is a fairly debatable issue, the county wins. Commissioner Scurlock felt the concept presented by Mr. McQueen gives us some options. Attorney George "Joe" Collins informed the Board that he is here on behalf of Fellsmere Farms, and he felt all his points have been made by those who have spoken already. Attorney Steve Henderson advised the Board that the 770 acre Blue Cypress Lake Ranch owned by his client, H. R. Holman, apparently has been included in the Conservation area and given zero density. Chairman Eggert believed that has been taken out of the zero density area, but Mr. Holman commented that it doesn't seem that way on the map. Director Keating explained that the area that has been included is just that within the Blue Cypress Improvement District. We just followed the line of the 100 lot subdivision out there. Commissioner Bird assured Mr. Holman that it was not the Board's intention to include his ranch in the zero upa intended for the St. John's marsh area. W'13' s7 FEB Ri�r� �0 E., `1