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_I <br />JU .2�, 1992 BOOK 67 F',°:,�E 8E <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Bowman, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Scurlock, the Board unanimously denied <br />Robert Schlitt's request to retain his RS -1 zoning <br />based on staff's recommendation. <br />William H. Cog, 948 N.E. 97th Street, Miami, came before the <br />Board and read the following letter dated July 11, 1992: <br />, <br />DISTRIBUTION LIS*f _ <br />- <br />�,, <br />Commissioners <br />Administratory <br />,,'•, <br />� <br />948 N.E. 97 !M(69 Y rr <br />_ <br />' <br />Miami, Floric?errson3gll38 <br />00e <br />1e e'eo <br />ssioN%ati <br />July 11, 199Tublic Works <br />Community Dev. y <br />�f7E7�� <br />Utilities <br />Finance <br />Boar`s-of Couhty Commissioners <br />Other <br />1840 25 Street <br />Vero Beach, F1 32960 <br />Ret Tax Id. Number <br />3132.-35-00000-5000-00007.0 <br />Dear Sirsi <br />In 1972 I bought ten acres of land in Indian River County <br />near the intersections of US 441, State Road 60 And the Florida <br />Turnpike. The legal description is the Southwest 1/4 of the <br />Northeast 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 3119 Township 32 <br />South, range 35 East. <br />My thinking was that by the time ,of my retirement the <br />location would be a good one. I thought that State Road 60 <br />would become four lanes from Vero to Tampax and if they did <br />put a high speed train in service from Miami, Orlando to Tampa, <br />it just might intersect at Yee Haw Junction, <br />When I bought the land, I bought it as one unit and under <br />one name, although I was married at the time and still am. <br />The land was be.ing sold in five acre lots. I bought two lots <br />and financed them with the seller. I had no reason to buy the <br />lots in two different pieces with two different deeds. <br />Now, twenty years later, you want to change the zoning <br />and cut the value of my land in half. There are numerous five <br />acre lots in the area. All five acre lots are to be grand- <br />fathered in if it has a deed to it. However, if you owned <br />two five acre lots with one deed it is to be grandfathered in <br />as one unit. <br />If your decision stands, I .in't sell or even give one <br />of the five acre lots to a family member for them to live on. <br />all <br />