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Attorney Evans announced that their presentation was <br />concluded, but he requested some time at the end to address any <br />issues raised in response to what they have presented. <br />Attorney Steve Henderson, representing the Moorings, Property <br />Owners Association and Jack MacLean, individually, distributed <br />several pages of handout material. <br />'Noss, HENDERSON, VAN GAASBECE, BLANTON & ROVAL, P.A. <br />July 7, 1994 <br />VIA Hand Delivery <br />Mr. Robert M. Keating, AICP <br />INDIAN RIVER COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING <br />1840 25th Street <br />Vero Beach, Florida 32960 <br />RE: Appeal Under Section 902.07, Indian River County Code <br />Dear Bob: <br />On behalf of the Moorings Property Owners Association, Inc. and <br />Jack MacLean, individually, please accept this letter as an appeal <br />under §902.07 of your interpretative decision under §952.12 (9) of <br />the Indian River County Code. <br />In the Staff Report on the Moorings Project dated June 24, 1994, at <br />the top of page 5 thereof, the Staff Report states: <br />"Residents who have reviewed the revisions have raised a <br />concern that the proposed additional median cut is spaced <br />closer than the 330 foot separation distance referenced <br />in LDR Section 952.12 (9)(b) the Public Works <br />Department, however, has indicated that the 330 foot <br />dimension is for traffic -way corridors (i.e. thoroughfare <br />plan roads), where the median has a traffic control <br />function rather than an aesthetic function. <br />Since Mooringline Drive is classified as a local road and <br />its primary function is to provide access to adjacent lots <br />and tracts, it is the opinion of the Public Works Director <br />that the spacing of the second median cut is not regulated <br />pursuant to LDR Section 952.12 (9) (b) .11 <br />July 129 1994 <br />68 <br />na � � , <br />ATTORNEYS AT LAW <br />DONALD C.FEUERBACH <br />ROBIN A. BLANTON <br />817 BEACHLAND BOULEVARD <br />LISA D. HARPRING <br />KEVIN S. DOTY <br />JUDITH GOODMAN HILL <br />STEVE L. HENDERSON <br />P, O. BOX 3406 <br />FRED L. KRETSCHMER. JR. <br />THOMAS A. KOVAL <br />�c <br />Y $$0 BEACH, FLORIDA 32964-3406 <br />MARGARET S. LYON <br />CLINTON W. LANIER <br />LEWIS W. MURPHY. JR. <br />GEORGE H. MOSS <br />1407, 231.1900 <br />KATHLEEN WALSH STRATTON <br />EVERETT J. VAN GAASBECK <br />E. CLAYTON YATES <br />FAX: 14071 231.4387 <br />OF COUNSEL <br />CHARLES E. GARRIS <br />FORD J. FEGERT <br />July 7, 1994 <br />VIA Hand Delivery <br />Mr. Robert M. Keating, AICP <br />INDIAN RIVER COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING <br />1840 25th Street <br />Vero Beach, Florida 32960 <br />RE: Appeal Under Section 902.07, Indian River County Code <br />Dear Bob: <br />On behalf of the Moorings Property Owners Association, Inc. and <br />Jack MacLean, individually, please accept this letter as an appeal <br />under §902.07 of your interpretative decision under §952.12 (9) of <br />the Indian River County Code. <br />In the Staff Report on the Moorings Project dated June 24, 1994, at <br />the top of page 5 thereof, the Staff Report states: <br />"Residents who have reviewed the revisions have raised a <br />concern that the proposed additional median cut is spaced <br />closer than the 330 foot separation distance referenced <br />in LDR Section 952.12 (9)(b) the Public Works <br />Department, however, has indicated that the 330 foot <br />dimension is for traffic -way corridors (i.e. thoroughfare <br />plan roads), where the median has a traffic control <br />function rather than an aesthetic function. <br />Since Mooringline Drive is classified as a local road and <br />its primary function is to provide access to adjacent lots <br />and tracts, it is the opinion of the Public Works Director <br />that the spacing of the second median cut is not regulated <br />pursuant to LDR Section 952.12 (9) (b) .11 <br />July 129 1994 <br />68 <br />na � � , <br />