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F^� <br />BOOK jL.J MAGE tP <br />ordinance existed to allow corrections. He acknowledged that he had put a sign on the <br />property. When he met with staff, he was advised that the ordinance gave the right to try to <br />correct errors and end up with a win-win situation for the property owner and Indian River <br />County; there is a finite supply of commercial property and why not configure it for its <br />highest and best use. <br />Mr. Bryant continued that he understood corridor plans and had complied 100% with <br />the Wabasso Corridor Plan when he built the Shark Mart at CR 510/CR 512 without even <br />being part of the corridor plan. He is more than willing to comply with the CR 510 Corridor <br />Plan; he wants the area to look good and suggested compliance be included within the <br />agreement. He reiterated that the precedent has been established; he is not trying to <br />manipulate anything. He wanted to be on record to say that they are not speculators, but own <br />and develop all their properties within this community. <br />Commissioner Macht asked for staff to comment on the zoning and whether or not <br />a precedent had been set. <br />Director Keating stated that staff was not contending that the property was improperly <br />zoned, that was the banker's opinion. Staff had worked with Mr. Bryant and did not see <br />where his proposal would conflict with any Comprehensive Plan policies. Director Keating <br />thought there had not been a precedent. He explained what he had said at the PZC <br />concerning a swap that had been done with the Kennedy property and explained the <br />reasoning behind that swap. <br />Acting County Attorney O'Brien advised that this is a legislative act and. the Board <br />has wide discretion in how they perceive it. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Tippin, SECONDED <br />BY Commissioner Ginn, to approve staff's recommendation. <br />June 20, 2000 <br />58 <br />