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I think that the village of Indiantown is the best entity to decide the future of this parcel.
This is a piece of land that used to be in the Indiantown CRA, and then incorporation happened.
This proposed Sixth Amendment to the PUD agreement adds residential storage facility as a permitted use for Out Parcel A.
Then why does the Sixth Amendment need to add residential storage facility as a permitted use, if you're interpreting it to mean that the original PUD agreement already allowed that?
and that was held at the Emergency Operations Center over by where the sheriff and the fire rescue and the emergency operations folks have their offices.
Yes, I'd like to just highlight the very first grant application, which is permission to apply for a turn lane at Bridge Road and Power Line Avenue.
To Commissioner Hurd's concern about number five and this letter that was sent, reasonable assurance that he or she has sufficient financial resources to implement and complete the rehabilitation agreement and redevelopment of the brownfield site.
In light of that, I would make a motion to approve the designation, but can you phrase that for me one more time about the additional information that we could ask for on the fifth, number five?