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Comprehensive Plan Intergovernmental Coordination Element POLICY 3.5: By 2000, the county, through interlocal agreements with the municipalities, shall coordinate the timing, location, and capacity of public facility improvements to ensure that required services will be available when needed and are economically feasible. POLICY 3.6: The county shall notify the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council of development proposals likely to affect other local governments in the region. POLICY 3.7: The county shall maintain the level of service set in various elements of the comprehensive plan and notify other local governments of the level -of -service standards. POLICY 3.8: By 1998, the county shall request in writing that the state enact legislation requiring state agencies to comply with local plans, adhere to local land development regulations, and pay local impact fees. POLICY 3.9: By 2000, the county shall establish a formal coordination mechanism with adjacent counties and the municipalities in Indian River County to identify joint planning areas (JPA) and to address the following areas: • Improvement in communication between the county and various local, regional, and state agencies • Identification of local and regional resources • Identification of activities having extra jurisdictional impact • Identification of locally unwanted land uses • Identification of expected impacts • Notification of affected jurisdictions • Development of measures to mitigate impacts • Development of a process to resolve disputes OBJECTIVE 4 Coordination of Annexation Areas By 2010, the amount of enclave properties in the county will be reduced by fifty percent (50%) compared to the 1997 amount. POLICY 4.1: By 2000, the county shall coordinate with the municipalities within the county to eliminate existing enclave areas and resolve annexation issues. Community Development Department Indian River County 56