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said public hearings. <br />(2) That a Final Judgment be entered perpetually enjoining <br />the foregoing acts. <br />(3) That the Court enter a permanent order at an early <br />hearing herein, with notice, ordering defendant to proceed promptly <br />end diligently in the setting of public hearings and in the final <br />formulation and adoption of the comprehensive master plan in accor- <br />dance therewith. <br />COUNT II <br />Plaintiffs sue defendant and allege: <br />(1) That plaintiffs hereby incorporate by reference <br />Paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of Count I as though fully set out herein. <br />(2) That on or about June of 1973, defendant approved a <br />rezoning application from one Lamesa, Inc., which application was <br />made for the purposes of seeking rezoning of a large tract of land <br />located in Indian River County for the purpose of developing a large <br />I residential project; that said project qualified as a Development of <br />Regional Impact; pursuant to Florida Statute Section 380.06 and <br />Chapter 22F of the Florida Administrative Code (effective July 1, 1973); <br />that to plaintiffs' knowledge and belief said applicant did file an <br />application for development approval under Section 380.06(6) of <br />Florida Statutes, but that no public hearing as required by said <br />Chapter has been held. <br />(3) That on or about June of 1973, defendant accepted a <br />3 <br />rezoning application from Veromar Development Co., Ltd., which <br />application sought rezoning from single-family districts to multiple- <br />faynily aistYLCtS 4.(f ectiAg A urge tract of property located in Indian <br />River County, Florida; that said &velopXu9ftf as xe�?= as .ated by the <br />applicant constitutes a Development of Regional Impact of Florida <br />Page Six. <br />i <br />28 <br />AUG 221973 <br />s <br />BOOR' 11 euE375 <br />