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boox 7 9 Attorney Henderson wished to be assured that if the map is wrong, it will be adjusted, and this was confirmed. Attorney Henderson then spoke on behalf of Tashkede Prop- erties and voiced the same concern about 1 unit to 40 acres being too much of a burden. He requested that it at least be left at 1 unit to 5 acres. Attorney Robert Nall appeared representing Gene and Jimmy Morris owners of property in the Rural portion (which Chairman Eggert noted was in our flood plain problem area) and also Frank Kelly who owns 24 acres on Atlantic Blvd. Pine Tree Park is right across from the 30 acre parcel owned by the Morris brothers on 8th Street and Kings Highway, and it is L-2. They have owned that land since the 1960's. The land to the east is L-1, 3 upa, and the subdivision immediately across the street is 6 upa. Then, up by Mr. Kelly's property, you are into M-1 when you get across the canal. They would like to have the Commission lighten up on the density and would be satisfied with 2 upa. They are "R" right now, which is 1 upa. Commissioner Bird noted that L-1 gives you up to 3 upa, and Attorney Nall stated they certainly would like 3 upa. His clients do not intend to develop this property, but would like to get something less restrictive. Robert Schlitt informed the Board that he owns a piece of property on 66th Avenue between 4th & 8th Streets that is currently AG, and it will go from 1 unit to 5 acres to 1 upa. Mr. Schlitt wished to know if that Land Use is adopted and you want to change your zoning to the new Land Use, do you have to put in an application or does it happen automatically. Director Keating advised Mr. Schlitt that he would have to apply. Mr. Schlitt noted that it will cost him $650 to do that. His intention is just to divide his property from 5 acres down to 21 acres, and he wondered if the fee could be reduced. 88 C