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Conclusion The proposed rezoning has been shown to be compatible with the overall development of this area of the barrier island and is likely to result in a development project similar to those already in existence. This action would also be consistent with the intent of the comprehensive plan and not result in the deterioration of public facilities and services. Recommendation Based on the analysis performed, staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners approve the rezoning of this property to RM -6. Director Keating noted that this rezoning only applies to 17.24 acres out of the entire 110 acre tract and environmental and archaeological questions will be considered in more specific terms at the PRD stage. Commissioner Wheeler asked what densities they are proposing under PRD, and Engineer Darrell McQueen of McQueen & Associates advised that it is under 3 upa. He believed it was indicated that the Land Use was at 2 upa., but he believed that was an error and it should have said 6 upa. He confirmed that the plan that L, will be presented at the PRD is for a little less than -3 upa. Commissioner Wheeler wished to know why they need RM -6, and Mr. McQueen explained that if the PRD were in place, he wouldn't even need rezoning, but presently under the PRD he can only put the number of units on a specific piece of property that it is zoned for, and they will need more than 3 upa on that property to be able to set aside the required preservation area, stormwater retention, etc. Commissioner Bird inquired how we legally prohibit a development access to Jungle Trail, which is a public road. Director Keating advised that what we have done is provide subdivision collector roads up in that area so that all parcels that would be landlocked except for Jungle Trail have access to another road. ' Commissioner Bird asked what our leverage is to prohibit the access to Jungle Trail on a non -landlocked parcel, and Director 36 ��iz C�� `VII AUG 14 1990