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advised that three sweeping changes to the Plan were made at a recent meeting of the Task Force as a result of comments made at the May 20th meeting: 1) elimination of the more stringent height limitations; 2) modification of the code enforcement provisions; and 3) elimination of many direct references to the City of Sebastian. She felt that mu h of the fuel for the opposition has been eliminated. She believed there to be a great deal • f support for the Plan. She asked for the Board's approval and turned in three more cards she had Just received. (Added to the backup in the Office of the Clerk to the Board.) Cy Carlson, chairman of the Roseland Task Force, read a letter fro RE/MAX realtor, Ronnie Preuss, in support of both Plans. Ms. Carlson urged the Boa d to vote in favor of the Plans and commented on the County's "wonderful" staff. Barbara Banfield, 7405 129' Street, thanked those who spoke out aga nst the Plan because it resulted in a much better Plan. Joan Reed, 12875 Bay Street, reminded everyone that the operativ words are "neighborhood plan". She believed it is good for the neighborhood she has li ed in since she was 11 years old. Constance Spates, who owns two properties in Roseland speculated that the next corridor plan will be for Oslo Road. She opposed prohibition of businesses on Roseland Road. She noted the discussions about traffic on 129th Street have not mentioned traffic to Spaulding's and Mr. Kirrie's new plastic mold business will probably not gen rate much more traffic. She thought the Plan is unnecessary. Arnold Morgan, 7850 120 Street, recounted the meeting at the Roseland Firehouse. He asked if any Commissioners have listened to the tape of that meeting; if th y had they would know the people of Roseland do not want this Plan. Fred Mensing, 7580 120 Street, reiterated the question of w ether the Commissioners had listened to the tape of that meeting. He opposed the Corridor Plan September 9, 2003 6 r;i