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by the appropriate government agencies pursuant to Florida Statute Chapter 380, rezoning approval will result in a change in the use of the land, regardless of said disapproval. (b) Certain of the plaintiffs or property owners and resi- dents in the areas of the proposed Developments of Regional Impact would suffer such irreparable injury in the nature of increased population and traffic congestion and decreased efficiency of public utilities servicing areas, without the opportunity of expressing their objections to same at a public hearing held pursuant to Florida Statute Chapter 380. (c) The actions and threatened actions of defendant will deprive plaintiffs of a prior opportunity to challenge the proposed projects on the grounds of the failure to meet the criteria of Florida Statute Section 380.06 as implemented by Section. 22F of the Florida Administrative Code. . WHEREFORE, plaintiffs pray that the Court enter: (1) A temporary order enjoining the defendant from approving said rezoning applications, and any and all other rezoning applications involving Developments of Regional Impact, untilthe provisions of Florida Statute Chapter 380 and Florida Administrative Code Section 22F are complied with. (2) A Final Judgment perpetually enjoining the foregoing acts. COUNT III Plaintiffs sue the defendant and allege: (1) All Paragraphs in Count I and II are hereby incorporated herein by reference as though fully set out in Count III. ' (2) On August 22, 1973, the Lamesa, Inc.., request for change in zoning is scheduled to come before the County Commission of Indian River County, Florida. This request by Lamesa, Inc., wherein they request a change in zoning from lower density to a higher density and AUG 2 21973 Page Eight. - 30 - 800K 17 PAGE,3 �a