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Chairman Macht then expressed his feeling that a well- developed industrial park is a necessity for job opportunity and growth in the County. Commissioner Adams inquired as to what plans have been made in the northern part of the county and Commissioner Eggert responded that several parcels have been considered but there has been no real interest shown by any of the property owners to date. Chairman Macht felt that a CR -512 industrial node will become the premier industrial/commercial location if a regional aircraft passenger service comes in. Director Keating advised that the industries and businesses moving into the county at this point in time indicate that the State Road 60/I-95 node is the best option right now, at least until there is more development in the North County. Commissioner Bird questioned whether it would make any sense to redesignate the rest of the land in the landfill, in essence to landbank it in case it were needed in 5 to 10 years. Director Keating responded that all of the landfill is currently under public designation and this is just additional land. ON MOTION by Commissioner Tippin, SECONDED by Commissioner Eggert, the Board unanimously authorized staff to submit a Comprehensive Plan amendment request to redesignate the recently purchased Streetman tract from "Commercial/Industrial" to "Public" and to redesignate the referenced industrial park property from "Residential" to "Commercial/Industrial"; agreed that the County shall incur all costs associated with the amendment request; and requested that staff add additional "safeguard" language to ensure the appropriate use of the property within the time limit designated by the Comprehensive Plan; as recommended by staff. PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR BLUE CYPRESS LAKE RESTROOM BUILDINGS The Board reviewed a Memorandum of January 16, 1995: JANUARY 24, 1995 47 boa 94 PnUF 178