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G Director Keating also used color -coded maps to show existing water mains, sewer systems and flood prone areas. He also used color -coded maps showing Alternative 1: the YHaire Proposal (far Clontz) and Alternative 2: Transitional Residential Designation and reviewed Alternative 3: Rural Villages and Alternative 4: No change. (A set of the colored maps have been placed in the backup for this item in the office of the Clerk to the Board.) In response to Vice Chairman Ginn's inquiry, Director Keating advised ifthe Board's decision was Alternative 3, it would be necessary to extend water and sewer lines into the subject area. Vice Chairman Ginn recalled that the direction has been to not build out beyond the urban service area since we are trying to encourage development within the urban service Director Keating responded that he thought there was no`t a prohibition t�� extend water and sewer lines through a green belt area. Vice Chairman Ginn had not seen that information under Alternative 3 and suggested that it be in there. Director Keating agreed that was a good point. Chairman Adams opened the floor for discussion. Michael O'Haire, attorney with offices on Cardinal Drive in Vero Beach, was present once again on behalf of Gerald Clontz to provide him with some relief in using his property. He advised that his "modest proposal" was not done randomly or arbitrarily and proceeded to state his position and reasoning. He feared that if Alternative 2 is presented to the Department of Community Affairs, it will not be approved; that was why he came up with his plan. He believed a limited scale would not result in an immediate revocation reaction. He pointed out there is a wastewater treatment plant at 82nd Avenue. He suggested that if a Comp Plan amendment is done, the Board should transfer the plant out of the urban December 12, 2U00 117 g� I I f� PG 4 4 7