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• • That Mr. Kirrie install fencing at his expense on the NSCA perimeter along both sides of the 700 feet of Gibson Street to be pa%ed and along both sides of the access road. • That Mr. 'Citric retain and pay for consultants to apply for HCP modifications, ITP amendments, and FCT property sale authorizat.on. • That Mr. Kirrie, at his expense, provide any required wetland or upland mitigation required by FCT, SJRWMD, or FWS. • That Mr. Kirrie provide a 30 foot, type A buffer with 6 foot opaque feature along the 1,800 linear feet of his property perimeter where his property abuts residentially designated unincorporated County property. Further, to resolve Mr. Mensing's land claims that are forestalling the county's conservation land management obligations, staff recommends that the Board direct the County Attorney to foreclose code enforcement liens on any non -homestead real or personal property owned by Fred Mensing. Staff also recommends that the Board authorize code enforcement staff to retain an attorney to file for an injunction to abate the Mensing property code violations. ATTACHMENTS: 1. County Attorney Memo re: C.N. Kirrie Proposal 2. Map 1 — Location Map 3. Map 2 — Detailed Location Map 4. Map 3 - Natural Communities Map Community Development Director Bob Keating briefly reviewed the history of this issue and noted that staff is recommending rejection of the proposal but, if the Board wishes to approve the proposal, staff is recommending the imposition of the listed conditions. Discussion ensued regarding the provisions of the Habitat Conservation Plan which restrict the Board's ability to swap a portion of Gibson Street, as well as the wetland northwest of the proposed swap which has been used for mitigation. Commissioner Macht felt inclined to grant Mr Kirrie's request as the County needs more industrial properties and that use may be more compatible with conservation lands than residential. However, he expressed his concerns about the many hurdles to be overcome and the requirements of the state agencies involved. FEBRUARY 5, 2002 • LJ R -69-