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The Board then discussed storing of gasoline above ground and after <br />some discussion in the matter and upon Motion made by Commissioner Macdonald, <br />seconded by Commissioner Waddell and unanimously carried, the Board tentatively <br />approves adding to the Zoning Resolution under General Provisions, the <br />following: <br />Where an above ground storage of gasoline, petroleum oils, or <br />similar inflamnable fluids are permitted, then as to any such <br />facility for storage having a capacity in excess of 500 gallons, <br />there shall be erected and maintained a dyked area surrounding it, <br />and the volumn within the dyked area shall to 1 1/4 times the volumn <br />of the above ground storage tanks. The minimum width of an earth <br />dyke at the top shall be 4 feet, side slope to an appropriate angle <br />of repose, and shall be capable of containing the liquid for a minimum <br />of two days. The minimum heights of dykes shall be 3 feet. Other <br />approved dykes constructed of concrete or other materials shall be <br />permitted; provided, however, that this does not permit the erection <br />of any structure outside of the limits of the set back Line of any <br />zone. <br />Jack Jennings of Carter Engineering Firm was recognized by the Chair <br />and introduced Dave Langfitt and Fred Welker who presented a proposed plat <br />to be known as ''Summer Place''. Mr. Langfitt stated this was to be a subdivi- <br />sion to consist of small summer places for retired people only and all the <br />roads would be private roads, except of course, A -1-A which runs practically <br />through the middle. The County Engineer stated that he had not approved the <br />plat for the reason that he wanted an additional 25 foot right of way on <br />Wabasso Road and a half a street or a 35 foot strip at the North'End of the <br />Subdivision to the ocean, and also rather than have the park area at the <br />North end of the subdivision that they give us some lots adjacent to the <br />Wabasso Beach Park. After considerable discussion, the Board tentatively <br />approved the Plat as shown with the following changes: The Plat shall show <br />all private roads so marked on the plat; 50 foot right of way for Wabasso <br />road instead of a 25 foot right of way; 35 foot road on North end of S/D to <br />the Ocean. Will give us Lot I and access strip adjacent to the Wabasso Beach <br />Park. The Board requested the County Attorney contact Fred Tuerk to see if <br />he will give Mr. Langfitt and Mr. Welker a 150 foot strip of land on the Island <br />for a launching ramp for boats, which they will improve, to be used by the <br />people living in the subdivision. If Mr. Tuerk will so agree, then Mr. Welker <br />and Mr. Langfitt agree to convey Lot 2 also adjacent to the Wabasso Beach Park <br />for additional park area. <br />
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