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• <br />single-family even if multi -family zoning is not changed. He felt this was an opportunity <br />to guide future land use. He suggested the multi -family properties be rezoned as RS -3. <br />Jerry Hall, 7711 Roseland Road, believed that in the panic to address this issue the <br />proponents of the petition, including him, may have gone in the wrong direction. That <br />petition speaks for itself and he is not against it. In speaking for himself, based on <br />interviews with others, the overriding concern is height and density allowed in the current <br />zoning. He believed, because we are facing unprecedented growth, it is a mistake to believe <br />that future development in the area will continue as in the past. Now is the time for <br />foresight, not hindsight. Previously, residents expected that multi -family zoning might mean <br />an occasional duplex or four-plex. Now, however, they felt blind -sided by the height and <br />density of the proposed Inlet at Sebastian apartment development. Concerning the Bert <br />Harris Act, homeowners have made investments and they have a right to expect their <br />property values to be protected and not reduced by inappropriate development. He asked <br />the Board to reduce the density from 6 to 8 units per acre to 3 or 4, and to reduce the <br />maximum height to 25 feet or 2 stories. <br />Sherry Reikert, 772 Cavern Terrace in Sebastian, owns property in Roseland and <br />will be building a single-family house there on her multi -family zoned property. As <br />president of the Friends of Historic Roseland, she reported that the Board of Directors <br />recently voted unanimously to support the rezoning efforts being requested by the citizens <br />of Roseland, in order to preserve its history and lifestyle. She read from her letter and a <br />brochure about Historic Roseland. (Both are on file with the backup for the meeting.) She <br />expressed concern for the tree canopy and wildlife in the area and respectfully asked the <br />Board to reduce the density. <br />Bill Howington, 7730 Roseland Road, advised his biggest concern is traffic impact. <br />The Inlet and any future multi -family developments should have outlet roads directly onto <br />July 23, 2002 <br />67 <br />Sei <br />we <br />