A REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

FEBRUARY 8, 1983

The Lake County Board of County Commissioners met in regular session on Tuesday, February 8, 1983, at 9:00 a.m. in the Board of County Commissioners Meeting Room, Lake County Courthouse, Tavares, Florida. Present at the meeting were the following Commissioners: Thomas J. Windram, Chairman; James R. Carson, Jr.; Claude Smoak; C. A. "Lex" Deems; and Glenn C. Burhans. Others present were: James C. Watkins, Clerk; Christopher C. Ford, County Attorney; and Mary C. Grover, Secretary.

The Invocation was given by Mr. Watkins and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Commr. Carson.

At this time the Chairman welcomed the Boy Scouts who were participating in the Scouts in Government Day.

MINUTES

On a motion by Commr. Burhans, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried unanimously, the Board approved the Minutes of February 1, 1983, as submitted.

LAWS & LEGISLATION

Discussion occurred regarding postponing the Legislative Delegation hearing scheduled for this afternoon at 5:00 p.m. due to controversial rezoning hearings to be heard at 2:00 p.m.

On a motion by Commr. Smoak, seconded by Commr. Burhans and carried unanimously, the Board approved to postpone the Legislative Delegation hearing until February 15, 1983.

MOSQUITO CONTROL/ACCOUNTS ALLOWED

On a motion by Commr. Smoak, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried unanimously, the Board approved the request to purchase a white, mini Datsun Truck for the Lake County Mosquito Control from State Contract at a total cost of $5,328.00; funds to come from State II Budget.

LICENSES & PERMITS

On a motion by Commr. Burhans, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried unanimously, the Board approved the following gun permits and bonds:.

James Apthrope - New Carlo Verardi - Renewal

Daisy Brown - Renewal Fred Cooper - Renewal

Keitha Woodall - New Fay Woodall - New

William Wilcox - New

FIRE DISTRICTS/CONTRACTS, LEASES & AGREEMENTS

On a motion by Commr. Burhans, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried unanimously, the Board approved the request from the Paisley Fire District to cancel the Cooperative Lease Agreement with the Division of Forestry for vehicle #VO5944 as the vehicle is being transferred to the Pine Lakes Fire Department.

ASSESSMENTS

On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Burhans and carried unanimously, the Board approved and authorized the

Chairman and the Clerk to sign the following Satisfaction of Assessment Liens for the following:

Dora Park Estates Ravenswood Park Sub.

Joseph P. Mizutowich First Church of the Nazarene

Clyde D. Middleton Earl G. Booth (2)

Don D. Brown

Sparks Village Subdivision Pomerosa Subdivision

Dale Garaux Richard 0. Davis (2)

J. W. Irving

Walsteen J. Sweat

Joseph Niemiec

M. Joanne Bristow

FISH & GAME COMMISSION/ACCOUNTS ALLOWED

On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Smoak and carried unanimously, the Board approved the purchase of 6,000 pounds of soybean chips for the Fish & Game Commission from E-Z Feed in Leesburg, Florida, at a cost of $1,350.00.

SHERIFF/BUILDING COMMITTEE

Sheriff Griffin addressed the Board regarding a request for additional office space. Sheriff Griffin informed the Board that the office space presently owned by Mr. Mike Norvell, across from the Lake County Courthouse, is available. He stated that the property could be rented for $l,OOO.OO per month or purchased for $125,000.00. He further stated that this property would alleviate the overcrowding of the Sheriff's Department in the Courthouse and would allow the road patrol to move from the first floor of the jail. He stated that there would be no need to purchase new office equipment for the building as the Sheriff's Department has adequate office equipment and furniture to install in the building.

On a motion by Commr. Smoak, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried unanimously, the Board authorized the Building Committee to research the rental vs. lease/purchase and any alternatives and report back to the Board with a recommendation at the February 15, 1983, meeting.

RESOLUTIONS

Commr. Carson informed the Board he had received a request from Barbara W. Manning, Local Office Manager, Florida State Employment Service requesting the Board's support of the Proclamation from Governor Graham declaring the week of March 13, through 19, 1983, as Employ the Older Worker Week.

On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Smoak and carried unanimously, the Board approved declaring the week of March 13, through 19, 1983, as Employ the Older Worker Week.

AMBULANCES-HOSPITALS/BUILDING COMMITTEE

Commr. Deems informed the Board that the Building Committee had met regarding concerns with the openings in the new ambulance facility. He stated that the openings are presently the standard ten foot openings. He stated that the Building Committee had received a request to enlarge the openings to 11 or 12 feet. He further stated that the doors are special ordered and the standard doors have already been ordered. He stated that the Building Committee felt the openings were adequate and that a change order was not necessary.

On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Burhans and carried unanimously, the Board upheld the recommendation of the Building Committee and approved to leave the doors at the standard 10 foot openings.

GRANTS/PLANNING DEPARTMENT

Mr. Jerry Sexton, Planning Coordinator, addressed the Board regarding a request received from the Childhood Development Services for a Resolution supporting their application for a Community Services Block Grant. Be stated that the Childhood Development Services was a new program established by the State to provide day care to low income children of working parents.

Dr. Marino, Executive Director of Childhood Development Services in Ocala, was present to discuss this request with the Board.

Dr. Marino informed the Board that $9,315.00 was available to Lake County through the Community Services Block Grant. It was pointed out that the application was due by March 1, 1983. She explained that under the Title XX program the parent pays a fee according to their ability to pay and that Title XX pays the remainder. She stated that the purpose of this day care was to decrease the welfare rolls by providing reliable, affordable child care to low income individuals interested in working or going to school.

Discussion occurred regarding the funding of the program. Dr. Marino stated that the United Way Program supports the program. Dr. Marino discussed the following sources of funding:

1. Parent Fees

2. Title XX

12 1/2% local match

12 l/2% state match

75% federal share

Discussion occurred regarding the liability to Lake County and if other agencies in Lake County were aware that funds could be available through the Community Services Block Grant.

On a motion by Commr. Burhans, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried unanimously, the Board postponed action on this request until February 15, 1983, and directed the Public Works Department to check with other agencies to see if they are aware of the Grant and to research the liability to Lake County.

MUNICIPALITIES/PUBLIC WORKS

Mr. Mike Willett, Development & Public Works Director, informed the Board he had received a request from the Town of Astatula for the County to clay Washington Street from Florida Avenue north to Pennsylvania Avenue.

Mr. Harrison, Mayor of Astatula, was present to discuss this request with the Board. He stated that if the County would clay the street, that the City would assume maintenance of the street.

Mr. Willett stated that the Public Works Department recommended that improvements to the street be done according to the current policy (lien assessment procedure).

Discussion occurred regarding the past paving project of Georgia Avenue. Mr. Willett stated that since the County paved Georgia Avenue that some repairs needed to be made.

On a motion by Commr. Smoak, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried unanimously, the Board authorized Mr. Willett, Development & Public Works Director, to come up with estimates to repair Georgia Avenue and denied the request from the Town of Astatula for the County to clay Washington Street from Florida Avenue north to Pennsylvania Avenue.

PUBLIC WORKS/COUNTY EMPLOYEES

On a motion by Commr. Deems, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried, the Board approved to renew the Notary Public Commission for June K. Lewis, Public Works Department, in the amount of $32.50.

Commr. Burhans was not present for the vote.

PUBLIC WORKS/RESOLUTION

On a motion by Commr. Deems, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried unanimously, the Board approved the request from the residents of Harbor Shores requesting the Department of Transportation conduct a traffic study at SR 44 and Harbor Shores Road #5-5942.

BIDS/ROAD PROJECTS

On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Smoak and carried unanimously, the Board awarded Project #6-83, #2-4806 Schoolview Road and #2-4705 Pruitt Street Design Build Construction Lump Sum to Paquette Paving in the amount of $49,945.00 (low bid).

BUILDING/ACCOUNTS ALLOWED

On a motion by Commr. Smoak, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried unanimously, the Board approved for Donald E. Smale,.Building Department, to attend the 31st Annual Conference for Building Officials in Daytona, Florida, February 27, through March 2, 1983, at an estimated cost of $99.00.

BONDS - MOBILE HOME

On a motion by Commr. Smoak, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried unanimously, the Board approved cancellation of the following mobile home bonds in that the conventional dwelling units have been completed and the mobile homes removed from the properties:

1. Timothy E. Steedman

2. George Gearhart

PUBLIC WORKS

Mr. Mike Willett, Development & Public Works Director, addressed the Board regarding the traffic study conducted by the Department of Transportation at the intersection of Hilltop Road and SR 500. He stated that the reports had shown that there had been only two accidents within the last six months.

He stated that the Public Works Department would like to use some of the 5th and 6th cent gas tax money to hire a consultant traffic engineer to work with the County and cities to establish policies for a safety program.

Mr. Willett stated he would prepare a proposal and report back to the Board at a later date.

CETA/AUDITS

Mr. James Flowers, CETA Director, addressed the Board to present a past CETA Audit update report for 1975-1976, 1977, 1978, 1979-80, and 1981. Mr. Flowers recommended the Board accept the past CETA Audit update report and authorize the County Finance Department to pay the State of Florida a total of $36.00 for disallowed costs in the 1979-1980 audit.

On a motion by Commr. Smoak, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried unanimously, the Board upheld the recommendation of Mr. Flowers and accepted the past CETA Audit update report and approved the payment to the State of Florida in the amount of $36.00 for disallowed costs on the following CETA subgrants:

No. 79MP-lB-06-45-01, Title II $15

79MP-AA-06-45-01, Title I 18

80ET-85-06-45-01-017, Title IIB 3

Total $36

CETA

Mr. James Flowers, CETA Director, addressed the Board to discuss reconsideration of service delivery area designation options. He stated that the two options that had been previously approved by the Board has been eliminated due to the fact that Citrus and Hernando Counties expressed their desires to form a consortium with Withlacoochee Regional Planning Council and also Marion County is still pursuing independent status.

On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Burhans and carried unanimously, the Board upheld the recommendation of Mr. Flowers, CETA Director, and authorized Mr. Flowers to prepare a letter to the State of Florida requesting independent service delivery area designation for Lake County under the provisions of the Job Training Partnership Act.

REZONING

Mr. Dan Oliver, Okahumpka, addressed the Board to voice his support for the Coca Cola Sprayfield, rezoning Case CUP #834-l, which is scheduled to be heard at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon.

SHERIFF/ACCOUNTS ALLOWED

On a motion by Commr. Carson, seconded by Commr. Burhans and carried unanimously, the Board approved the request from Sheriff Griffin to purchase fresh ammunition from Shady Oak Shooting Supplies in the amount of $687.00.

CETA/ACCOUNTS ALLOWED

On a motion by Commr. Smoak, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried unanimously, the Board approved for a CETA staff member to attend a Population Seminar offered at the Holiday Inn in Orlando, February 25, 1983, in the amount of $35.00 for the registration fee, to be paid with CETA Administrative Funds.

COMMUNICATIONS

Commr. Windram informed the Board he had received a letter from Doyle Conner, Commissioner of Agriculture, stating that Mr.Conner has filed an emergency rule temporarily suspending the use of the pesticide aldicarb in Florida.

REZONING

Discussion occurred regarding transferring the public hearing for the Coca Cola Sprayfield rezoning hearing to the Lake County Fairgrounds should a large number of the public attend the hearing. It was noted that the public hearing would not be transferred unless necessary.

RECESS & REASSEMBLY

At 11:15 a.m. the Chairman announced that the Board would recess for lunch and that the Commissioners and Boy Scouts would be lunching at the Golden Corral in Eustis with the press and the public invited on a dutch-treat basis. The Board reconvened at 2:00 p.m. for Rezoning.

REZONING

PUBLIC HEARING CUP #834-l CUP in A Charles E. Dry

Mr. Michael Martin, attorney representing Mr. Dry, addressed the Board to oppose the Planning & Zoning Commission's recommendation for denial. He stated that the reason for moving to the proposed site was that the present site was not taking the amount of citrus processing water that it needed to. He stated that an analysis was made of the contents of the citrus processing water that comes out of the Leesburg facility.

Mr. Martin stated that the proposed sprayfield site had been selected following a series of extensive studies. He stated that he believed that approximately 18 sites had been reviewed. He further stated that since the Planning & Zoning meeting alternative sites have been reviewed and the conclusion to the research was that the proposed site was the only site feasible for the Coca Cola Company.

Mr. Robert Edmunds, Executive Vice President of Jones, Edmunds & Associates, addressed the Board and explained that their firm was the consulting engineers to the Coca Cola Company in the evaluation of hydrolic capability and water quality capability of the proposed site. Mr. Edmunds' presentation included graphs and topographic maps of the present site and the proposed site. He explained to the Board that they had conducted extensive field work at the existing and proposed sites which included topographic surveying, soil borings and soil sampling, laboratory testing of soil samples, and installation of groundwater monitoring wells.

The following recommendations were made based upon the modeling work that had been completed:

1. Recommendation of a 50 foot setback buffer around the site to contain any wind driven spray on-site.

2. Small, low pressure, low trajectory spray nozzles be used on the site and that the nozzles be kept as close to the ground as possible.

3. Bahia grass be planted as a crop on the site.

4. Ditches and low berms to be constructed to present any type run-off from leaving the site.

5. Permanent pumping facility be installed at the retention basin to immediately pump the stormwater run- off back onto the site.

He further stated he recommended that no irrigation take place on the eastern portion of the site due to the soils not being desirable soils and due to the proximity to Radio Road and that the irrigation be performed primarily on the western portion of the site with the eastern portion being available as a back up.

He further recommended that drains be installed in the irrigation laterals and that a thick vegetation screen be planted in the buffer around the site.

Mr. George Truitt, Vice President in charge of frozen operations in Florida, addressed the Board to state that the Coca Cola Company has no plans of expanding the plant in Leesburg at this time. He stated that the plant has replaced the juice room with a new system but have not added to the system.

Mr. Dick Jones, Jones, Edmunds & Associates, addressed the Board to explain the contents in the wastewater that is going out to the sprayfield. He explained that there was no human wastes involved. He stated that the fruit is washed and then the juice is extracted. He stated that the peel goes into cattle feed. He further stated the juice is evaporated to concentrate it and then the evaporated water goes to the sprayfield. He informed the Board that a private laboratory had run a complete chemical analysis which had been performed at the proposed site.

Commr . Windram informed the Board he had received a letter from Mr. Middlebrooks which states that the spray irrigation project is technically sound, will not be a nuisance, and is the recommended program for water disposal being increasingly advocated throughout the state.

Mr. Truitt further addressed the Board to state that the Coca Cola Company did not plan to relocate the plant should the request be denied. Be further stated the plant in Leesburq was the 2^nd largest plant in Florida.

Mr. Dewey Burnsed, also an attorney representing Coca Cola, addressed the Board regarding the request. He stated that the chemical analysis that Mr. Jones presented to the Board came as a result of two independent samples taken two weeks apart during full operation of the plant. Be stated that he did not have any problem with the language of the Conditional Use Permit subject to two modifications:

1. Suggested that a 50 foot setback instead of a 200 foot setback would be sufficient.

2. Suggested that the following language pertaining to odor be placed in the CUP:

B. In case a noxious odor occurs the permittee shall:

1. Flush lines if odor is emitted therefrom;

2. Employ odor destroying compounds;

3. Use existing site described on Exhibit A attached for landspreading during the period odor is detected as an emergency backup;

4. Take such other remedial steps as are necessary to eliminate the odor.

Mr. Bill Bostwick, Department of Environmental Regulations, addressed the Board regarding the request. He stated that DER was taking a look at the groundwater situation. He stated that Coca Cola is currently running under a temporary operating permit from the Department. Be stated that the permit is devised for those who are not in compliance to give them a chance to bring their facilities into compliance. He stated that he was satisfied with the proposal submitted by Coca Cola.

Mr. Rex Taylor, City Manager, City of Leesburg, addressed the Board in support of the Conditional Use Permit. He explained that the present wastewater treatment facility in the City could not handle Coca Cola's citrus processing water.

Mr. William Dailey, Clermont, stated he felt the proposed sprayfield could be operated in such a manner that no foul odors would be emitted. Mr. Dailey stated that he was not present today representing the Coca Cola Company and that he has had experience in regard to the examination of pollution of water from all sources.

Mr. Ted Branch, Leesburg, addressed the Board regarding the rezoning request. He also stated that he was not associated with the Coca Cola Company. Be stated that he had lived near the present sprayfield and during the time he lived there, he was not offended by any odors.

Mr. Steve Richey addressed the Board in favor of the denial. Mr. Richey presented the Board with more petitions opposing the rezoning. He stated the petitions represent the people most directly affected by the rezoning and who live in the area of the proposed sprayfield. He further stated he was representing the Orange Bend Association.

He stated that it was his understanding that the reason the case was postponed was in order to do more research on the following:

1. Explore alternative sites.

2. Explore the alternatives and options with the City of Leesburg.

3. Show the Board that the sprayfield is compatible with residential use.

Mr. Richey further pointed out that there is nothing in the proposal that monitors PH to make sure the bahia would not be killed.

He stated that he had visited the sites at Golden Gem, Umatilla, and Mt. Plymouth and at each site, he detected an odor.

Mr. Frank Kutch, addressed the Board as a private citizen who had also visited various sprayfields. He stated that he had visited Coca Cola's sprayfield in Forest City. He stated he had talked with several property owners in the area and each property owner agreed there had been a problem with odors. He stated that there was not any fresh fruit being processed when he visited the plant.

Mr. Kutch also visited the Winter Garden Citrus Products and discussed the operation of their sprayfield.

Commr. Smoak informed the Board that he had spoken with Mr. Kutch and offered to make any correspondence which Commr. Smoak may have available to Mr. Kutch.

Mr. Richey further addressed the Board to discuss the history of the Leesburg plant.

Mr. Albert Hartog addressed the Board to discuss Coca Cola's acquistion of the property for the proposed sprayfield. He stated that his wife had sold the property and was at the time, under the understanding that the property would be used for a housing development.

Mr. Hartog presented an Option Agreement between Mrs. Hartog and Mr. Speeler, Agent for Coca Cola, to be made a part of the record. He also presented a survey, which was prepared on the piece of property which he introduced, to be made a part of the record.

He further stated that he did not have any objections to Coca Cola buying the property; but he did object to the property being used for a sprayfield. Mr. Hartog further presented an outline of the property and an affidavit from Mr. Charles Peterson which he requested be made a part of the record.

Mr. Richey addressed the Board to discuss the land use and the urban nodes of the area.

Mrs. Ruth Tolvo, Mr. Sam Dickens, Mr. Robert Tuller, and Mr. L. W. Conner, addressed the Board in opposition to the rezoning.

Mr. Dewey Burnsed addressed the Board to discuss his interpretation of the Land Use Plan and the urban nodes. He stated that the proposed sprayfield is consistent with the Land Use Plan and the Silver Lake plans.

Discussion occurred regarding the contract between the City of Leesburg and Coca Cola which expired in 1977. Mr. Ted Wicks, Pollution Control Director, stated that it was his understanding that the contract was not renewed as it was the intent of the Coca Cola Company to be independent of the City of Leesburg. Mr. Charlie Bowman, Director of the Wastewater Treatment Plant for the City of Leesburg, addressed the Board to discuss the reason the contract had not been renewed. He stated that in 1977 the Federal Government required an industrial cost recovery.

He stated that if Coca Cola used l/3 of the plant that was being built, they would have to pay, up front, l/3 of the cost. Be stated that it was a $10 million plant and that Coca Cola would have had to pay $3 million.

Mr. Jones addressed the Board to comment on statements made by Mr. Kutch.

Mr. Jim Folkerts, Plant Operations Manager for Coca Cola, addressed the Board to discuss the Leesburg Plant and the Forest City Plant.

Commr. Smoak stated he felt the language in the Conditional Use Permit was not strict enough. He suggested the following language be included in the CUP.

1. This CUP is contingent upon continued operation of the existing sprayfield at maximum capacity in order to evaluate actual operational results on the Hartog site versus engineering expectations.

2. A gallonage determined certain restrictive flow to the Hartog site until on-site data is developed to support additional effluent gallonage at the proposed site.

3. Offensive odors shall not be tolerated. In the event of the development of offensive odors the permittee shall immediately cease use of the Hartog site until corrective actions are taken to eliminate the odors.

4. Minute Maid be required to provide to the Department of Environmental Regulations and Pollution Control Board an operational and management practice for both sites.

Commr. Smoak further suggested that on Page 2 of the Conditional Use Permit, Section D, that the three (3) year review period be reduced to six (6) months and one (1) year and that the Pollution Control Director evaluate the data collected.

On a motion by Commr. Smoak, seconded by Commr. Carson and carried unanimously, the Board approved to reduce the three (3) year review period on Page 2, Section D to six (6) months and one (1) year and that the Pollution Control Director evaluate the data collected.

It was further suggested that the proposals presented by Mr. Burnsed earlier in regards to odor should be included under item #3 of Commr. Smoak's suggestions.

Mr. Edmunds stated that they were requesting the 200 foot setback be reduced to a 50 foot setback as the 200 foot setback would reduce the effective capacity to 2/3 of the total capacity projected for the site.

On a motion by Commr. Burhans, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried, the Board upheld the recommendation of the Planning Commission and denied the CUP in Agriculture for a sprayfield.

Commr. Carson voted "No".

Commr. Smoak stated that he voted with the majority on the present Conditional Use Permit as the CUP does not protect Lake County. He further stated he felt the Board should do more than disregard the extensive engineering work which had been conducted.

Commr. Smoak made a motion, which was seconded by Commr. Carson to offer a substitute conditional use permit which would be more restrictive than the conditional use permit which was voted on with the following language being placed under Terms:

C. This CUP is contingent upon continued operation of the existing sprayfield at maximum capacity in order to evaluate actual operational results at the Hartog site versus engineering expectations.

D. Restrictive flow to the Hartog site until on site data is developed and evaluated which would support additional effluent gallonage.

E. Operational and Management plans for both sites be submitted to DER and the Lake County Pollution Control for monitoring and evaluation.

F. Offensive odors shall not be tolerated. In the event of development of offensive odors the permittee shall immediately cease use of the Hartog site until corrective actions are taken to eliminate offensive odors.

Page 2 under Item D:

The review period be reduced from three (3) years to six (6) months and one (1) year.

Commr. Carson stated his reasons for his vote.

Mr. Ford, County Attorney, stated that he reviewed the Roberts Rules of Order and that it was his opinion that the motion for a substitute has to come before the main motion is voted on. He stated that a motion to reconsider could be made and that any amendments could be made after the motion to reconsider is voted on.

Commr. Smoak then made a motion to reconsider by placing a substitute CUP on the floor for the Board's consideration. There was no second to the motion; therefore the motion failed.

Commr. Smoak informed the audience that he was a citrus grower and that he does not do any business with Minute Maid.

RECESS & REASSEMBLY

At 5:45 p.m. the Chairman announced the Board would recess for five (5) minutes. The Board reconvened at 5:50 for the remainder of the rezoning cases.

PUBLIC HEARING #123-82-4 A to MP or CP Carvious B. Robinson

Mr. Robinson was present to answer any questions the Board might have.

On a motion by Commr. Burhans, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried unanimously, the Board postponed this rezoning case until April 12, 1983, at 2:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible.

PUBLIC HEARING #138-82-5 C-l to RMRP and C-l Murray Golub

Mrs. Skinner addressed the Board opposing the rezoning. She stated that she was opposed to a RV park being placed on the property.

On a motion by Commr. Burhans, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried unanimously, the Board upheld the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved rezoning from C-l (Tourist Commerical) to RMRP (Mobile Home Rental Residential) and C-l (Tourist Commercial), a reduction of C-l zoning.

PUBLIC HEARING CUP #845-5 CUP in RMRP Murray Golub

Mr. Bob Farner, representing Mr. Golub, was present to

discuss this rezoning case with the Board.

On a motion by Commr. Burhans, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried unanimously, the Board overturned the recommendation of the Planning Commission and denied a CUP in RMRP (Mobile Home Rental Residential) for a RV park.

PUBLIC HEARING #8-83-5 A to R-l-5 Joe Korczyna

No one present wished to discuss this rezoning with the

Board.

On a motion by Commr. Burhans, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried unanimously, the Board upheld the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved rezoning from A (Agriculture) to R-l-5 (Mobile or Mixed Residential).

PUBLIC HEARING CUP #849-5 CUP in A Loren Dunton

No one present wished to discuss this rezoning with the

Board.

On a motion by Commr. Burhans, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried unanimously, the Board approved to amend the CUP for the hours of operation from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

On a motion by Commr. Burhans, seconded by Commr. Deems and carried unanimously, the Board approved a CUP in A (Agriculture) for a sawmill as amended.

PUBLIC HEARING #l-83-4 A to R-l-5 R. Van Dellen

No one present wished to discuss this rezoning with the Board.

On a motion by Commr. Deems, seconded by Commr. Burhans and carried unanimously, the Board postponed this rezoning case until March 8, 1983, at 2:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible. 775

PUBLIC HEARING #3-83-4 RR to RE S. McLendon