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SEP 29 19192 Boa 87 E 721 3. SECTION 20 (p. 19): Staff has coordinated with the County Attorney's Office and has added language to clarify subsection - 925-04(6), pursuant to comments made by the County Attorney at .the September 17th meeting. Also, county staff has coordinated with the Division of Forestry staff and has added language to subsection 925.07(1) to allow a "variance" from what would be the normally required 500' setback between a habitable structure and an air curtain incinerator. Such a variance would be allowed if the occupant of such a structure does not object to the incinerator operation. This variance option would be handled by staff and would apply only to "temporary" (less than 6 months during a given year) incinerator operations. 4. SECTION 30 (p.28): Staff has added wording to address concerns raised at the September 17th meeting regarding a proposed restriction on signs attached to vehicles. 5. SECTION 36 (p. 35): Staff has added a word to ensure that transient merchant seafood sales are satellite operations of legal, existing, retailseafood establishments located in Indian River County. These changes have been made pursuant to the Board's direction given at the September 17th meeting. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Proposed ordinance to amend the county's land development regulations (LDRs). For the benefit of interested parties in the audience who want to take advantage of the new requirements, Mr. Boling announced that this ordinance will become effective when we receive notice from the Department of State -in approximately one to two weeks. He further advised that applicants who have a project in the process right now can take advantage of those requirements as soon as they come into effect. Vice Chairman Bowman asked for clarification of type C buffer as referenced in Section 9. Mr. Boling explained that it varies but that the end result is a canopy tree approximately every 35 feet and 2 understory trees in every 100 -foot stretch. It also calls for a 3- to 6 -foot opaque screen between the understory trees. That opaque screen may be a fence or plant materials. Referencing the burning operations, Commissioner Bird led discussion regarding the words "habitable structure." He suggested "inhabited structure" might be more appropriate because our concern is that the smoke would be objectionable to an occupant of that structure. Director Boling explained that there may be situations where a structure is not occupied for the first week or two of that burning operation. 4 - M