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and when they discussed being next door to a 1 unit per 2-1/2 <br />acres designation in Brevard County, they began to come a little <br />closer, especially after they had digested the depositions. He <br />received authority this morning for the first time to offer to <br />all parties a 1 unit per 2-1/2 acres, but Mr. Coraci asked him to <br />make it very clear that he could live with a cluster system with <br />the transfer of development rights as originally suggested by <br />county staff, but if it was to exceed that, he would insist it go <br />to an administrative hearing. What they are seeking tonight is <br />to ask the Board to direct county staff to come up with this <br />special category very similar to what you started off with that <br />also would be acceptable to the DCA. He felt they can come up <br />with some very creative language concerning clustering and <br />setbacks that would be considerably more liberal than the initial <br />things that were included in the Comp Plan. <br />Commissioner Bird understood that Attorney Owens is asking <br />for some kind of special designation on the upland property <br />adjoining the Sebastian River, but he would like to know about <br />the remainder of the several thousand acres that Mr. Coraci has <br />there. <br />Attorney Owens believed they could live with the 1 unit per <br />5 acres on the remainder. <br />Attorney Collins introduced for the record a FAX letter he <br />received from C. Allen Watts of the law firm representing the <br />Coraci property: <br />P 2 6 1990 23 <br />