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_I B00K� i10 PAGE Roy Hirschfeld, 4055 12�' Street SW, proffered a petition objecting to the project: Commissioners As neighbors and homeowners in the area surrounding 217.31 acres generally located near the northeast corner of 58th Ave. and 9th Street, S.W. (0810 Road) between 9th Street, S.W. (0810 Road) and the South Relief Canal, we amoge this rez ring. We ask that at the August 3, 1999 Citrus Springs Rezoning Hearing in which Citrus Springs will request PD (Planned Development) which includes 50 ft. frontage and multiple family housing late be denied, thereby maintaining your commitment to existing zoning. /'� Thank you, QSIG*URE I !1 PRINT NAME I ADDRESS ' ITELEPHONE (CLERK'S NOTE: COPY OF PETITION IS ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK TO THE BOARD WITH THE BACKUP FOR TODAY'S MEETING. ) Mr. Hirschfeld felt the project is still high-density and expressed the concern of the petitioners that the area will become like Dade and Broward Counties, paved in concrete and asphalt. He believed it would not be in the best interest of Indian River County to encourage developments such as this with 50 -foot lots. He asked the Board to deny the request. Hurley Rountree, 6566 1' Street SW, stated that he and his wife own property on 3 sides of the proposed development and he expressed his approval of the plan. Sherry Jones, 5766 9' Street SW, felt the proposed finger lake is no more than a wide ditch and they will still have a multi -family project on their east property line. She believed that this development would benefit no one but the developer. She asked the Board to deny the request. Ellen Arnsmeier, 5768 9* Street SW, believed the lakes would be filled with weeds and/or become swamps, depending on the weather. She stated that the open space proposed is over 1.5 times what is required, resulting in the dwelling units being crowded into small AUGUST 3, 1999 7/23/99 .z —80ARD OF CON&ISSIONERS, INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA COMMISSIONERSs FRAN B. ADAMS CAROLINE GINN RECEIVED KENNETH R- MACHT RUTH STANBRIDOE AUG 0 2 1999 JOHN W. TIPPIN (Clerk to The Board) CLERK To THE BOARD oo P Subjects Rezoning of 217.31 acres of land requested by Citrus Springs, amending A-1 to PD. the zoning ordinance from RS -3 and Commissioners As neighbors and homeowners in the area surrounding 217.31 acres generally located near the northeast corner of 58th Ave. and 9th Street, S.W. (0810 Road) between 9th Street, S.W. (0810 Road) and the South Relief Canal, we amoge this rez ring. We ask that at the August 3, 1999 Citrus Springs Rezoning Hearing in which Citrus Springs will request PD (Planned Development) which includes 50 ft. frontage and multiple family housing late be denied, thereby maintaining your commitment to existing zoning. /'� Thank you, QSIG*URE I !1 PRINT NAME I ADDRESS ' ITELEPHONE (CLERK'S NOTE: COPY OF PETITION IS ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK TO THE BOARD WITH THE BACKUP FOR TODAY'S MEETING. ) Mr. Hirschfeld felt the project is still high-density and expressed the concern of the petitioners that the area will become like Dade and Broward Counties, paved in concrete and asphalt. He believed it would not be in the best interest of Indian River County to encourage developments such as this with 50 -foot lots. He asked the Board to deny the request. Hurley Rountree, 6566 1' Street SW, stated that he and his wife own property on 3 sides of the proposed development and he expressed his approval of the plan. Sherry Jones, 5766 9' Street SW, felt the proposed finger lake is no more than a wide ditch and they will still have a multi -family project on their east property line. She believed that this development would benefit no one but the developer. She asked the Board to deny the request. Ellen Arnsmeier, 5768 9* Street SW, believed the lakes would be filled with weeds and/or become swamps, depending on the weather. She stated that the open space proposed is over 1.5 times what is required, resulting in the dwelling units being crowded into small AUGUST 3, 1999