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Commissioner Adams thought the Board's encouragement should be to maintain those lots in a conservation mode and to expand. It appeared to her that USF&WS had slowed in the purchasing of all the vacant lots there. USF&WS Refuge Operations Specialist Takako Hashimoto explained that her agency wants to continue their good relationship with the Seaview Homeowners Association and maintain that property in conservation. They also hope to exchange those now -owned non-contiguous lots for lots that are contiguous to Archie Carr. Ms. Hashimoto further advised that USF&WS will no longer be able to buy any more lots in Seaview due to a covenant adopted by the Seaview Board of Directors. Mr. DeBlois added that the swap of properties will be strictly within Seaview, but they desire to consolidate the properties advisable at this time. The designation of those properties would not be The Chairman opened the public hearing and asked if anyone wished to be heard in this matter. Dann J. Runik, Vero Beach, President of Seaview Homeowners Association. read from a lettcr that he wished entered into the record. (A copy of the letter has been filed with the backup in the office of the Clerk to the Board.) The letter asked that the USF&WS property not be included in the proposed land use designation. He pointed out that Seaview was founded for residential but 8 lots are publicly -owned. The Board of Directors voted to limit to 8 those which will remain in a natural state. Meanwhile, the lots are not available for residential construction. The Board of Directors has concern that those lots will be open for public paths, observation towers, or other uses which would violate their covenants and chance the character of their subdivision. Their covenants are recorded and binding. He hoped that one day those lots could be reverted to residential June 10, 2003 14 They have a terrific