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Bob Johnson, Coral Wind Subdivision, wanted language included in the amendment <br />ordinance clarifying that no County ordinance supersedes any private regulations. <br />Jack Risser, 14345 78th Avenue, Sebastian, whose property is adjacent to property zoned <br />CL, discussed concerns he had regarding large vehicle traffic, and the vehicles encroaching onto <br />his property to make a U-turn. <br />Jim Applegate, 14445 80th Avenue, Sebastian agreed with his neighbor, Mr. Risser. He <br />gave several examples on how outside storage could become an eyesore, the possibility of <br />storing and selling vehicles on the property, and brought photos (on file) of buffer zones in his <br />neighborhood that the Board previously approved that were not meeting current requirements. <br />He advocated that there was no way the Board could enforce what the amendment ordinance <br />proposed, and asked the Board not to appease one business man by approving this ordinance. <br />Under discussion, the Board acknowledged that Mr. Applegate had some legitimate <br />concerns particularly when he brought into the picture other businesses at a different location. <br />However, it was pointed out that the ordinance specifically prohibits the sale of vehicles in a CL <br />zoned district. <br />Mr. Applegate suggested giving Mr. Sigler a variance. <br />Vice Chairman Davis said he would like to do that, and he understood the Special <br />Exception Use was the best process for the Board to follow. <br />Chairman Flescher commented that the residential criteria of no more than a 400 square <br />foot area for outside storage may be too much, and thought it made more sense to rezone from <br />CL to CG. <br />Commissioner Solari wanted to do more research. He suggested having the second <br />public hearing to hear additional conversation. <br />January 22, 2013 9 <br />tik 43 PG 401 <br />