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public health, welfare and safety, when in fact said pending petitions will actually be detrimental to the public health, welfare and safety, in that they will cause an increased burden on public sewer, waterand electrical facilities; that they will. cause an increase on other public facilities such as hospitals, schools, libraries and recreation buildings and locations; that most of the pending petitions will affect the beach area of Vero Beach, Florida, which is serviced by one main roadway known as A -l -A which is only a two-lane road and which is already over- burdened with existing traffic and that none of.these pending pe- titions have been studied or considered in reference to the impact on the local citizens who live, or taxpayers owning property, in the Vero Beach area, and that most of the above -listed plaintiffs are residents of the Vero Beach area, having their homes or other property located in the area in the vicinity of the above -listed projects and they will be adversely affected by any changes in zoning which will increase the density particularly wheare an overall master plan has not yet been approved and adopted by Indian River. County, Florida. (3) The granting of the above petitions would constitute spot zoning inasmuch as the proposed comprehensive master plan, although completed, has not been approved by the public for adoption by the County Commission of Indian River County, Florida. (4) The proposed rezoning, if they should be adopted, would be arbitrary and discriminatory as to the other property otmers in Indian River County, Florida, and particularly as to the property owners in Vero Beach area and said proposed changes would be. unlawful and unconstitutional. WHEREFORE, plaintiffs pray as follows: (1) That this Court enter a temporary order enjoining the defendant from approving said rezoning applications, and any and I Page Eleven. - 33 - AUG 2 21973 7 ?Aa' J00