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