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M that one member of the press is here, and everyone else is a member of staff . - Chairman Bird directed staff to review for the record Sections 2 through 16: Section 2 Staff recommended adoption. Section 3 Commissioner Adams had a problem with the prohibition of tenant dwellings or migrant housing within the Urban Service Area and the establishment of a minimum one mile separation distance for migrant housing facilities. Commissioner Eggert explained that we have found it helpful in obtaining grants to have that separation in order to avoid having a potential ghetto or slum. It is very similar to the County's separation of neighborhood commercial and some of the other things we do. Chairman Bird also was concerned about providing them with all health and safety services. Director Keating explained that the whole concept is to allow migrant workers to reside close to the groves where it might not otherwise be -allowed. Since these are all subject to special exception approval, we could house them in the Urban Service Area and they could be bussed out to the groves. Commissioner Macht asked how they would get their utilities, and Director Keating advised that they could have a package plant. Commissioner Adams wished to have some feedback from Patrick Leary and Richard Graves, and perhaps someone from Berry Groves. Chairman Bird asked that we get some information from the Health Department and the Utilities Department before we discuss this again on September 7 and decide how we are going to service these areas. Section 4 Staff recommended adoption. Sections 5-7 Barbara Bonnah, 5845 23rd Street, spoke in opposition to extending administrative permit approval because she believed all requests for these changes should be reviewed before the County Commission in order to maintain proper checks and balances and the protection of property rights. Director Boling explained that what is proposed deals only 25 L_ AUG 231993 BOOK 90 RA,F 285