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•LEGAL REQUIREMENTS Sections 13-16 contain standard legal language used by the county in the preparation and adoption of its ordinances. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners: 1. Provide staff with directions (s) for any changes to *the proposed ordinance; and 2. announce its intention to take final action on the proposed ordinance on Wednesday, May 15, 1991 at 5:01 p.m. in the Commission Chambers. Director Boling noted that all sections of the proposed ordinance have been considered by the PSAC and P6Z Commission, with the exception of Section 7 which involves extending contracts and security for sidewalk improvements. The exact language of each of the 12 proposed amendments is contained within the proposed ordinance. There being no questions of staff, Vice Chairman Wheeler opened the Public Hearing and asked if anyone wished to be heard in this matter. George McDowell, owner of the property on 135th Lane, stated that he has been working with the Code Enforcement people and the various agencies involved regarding the allowed size of an unwalled boat shelter. In talking with the DNR yesterday and last week, they indicate that the State probably will change the 160 sq. ft. limitation. Apparently, they already have changed it in some areas. When Mr. Merman from the DNR in Melbourne came down to check it out and take some pictures, he indicated that the boat shelter wasn't any different from a lot of the others. Mr. Merman further indicated that the change would be very soon, and had shown him a letter on one that they already had changed. Vice Chairman Wheeler asked if he had a problem with the 160 sq. ft., and Mr. McDowell said that his boat shelter is approxi- mately. 600 sq. ft. Actually, it is a 16' x 39' platform with a cover over it and no hoist. The boat is docked on the St. , 14AY 11991 7 (100K 6 F'i;ut �i11�