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MR. KRAMER STATED THAT WE HAVE SPENT YEARS PREPARING THE COMPREHEN- SIVE LAND USE MAP AND SOME REMOTE GROUP CAN MAKE CHANGES THAT MIGHT BE IN- CONSISTENT WITH WHAT WE HAVE ADOPTED, HE CONTINUED THAT ANY INCONSISTENCY WITH OUR LOCAL PLAN SHOULD BE RECONCILED AT PUBLIC HEARINGS AND THAT THE .0 PLANNING DEPARTMENT MAKE KNOWN TO THE PUBLIC THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN AND THE COASTAL ZONE MAP, CHAIRMAN SIEBERT QUESTIONED IF A PERSON WOULD HAVE TO CONFORM TO BOTH THE COASTAL ZONE MAP AND THE LAND USE MAP. MR. RUSSELL STATED THAT FROM ALL INDICATIONS HE HAS RECEIVED, IF THERE IS A DIFFERENCE, THE ONE MAP THAT IS THE MOST STRINGENT WOULD PREVAIL. IT WAS ASKED, WITH THE PROPOSED REDISTRICTING OF PLANNING DISTRICTS AND WE ARE ASSIGNED TO A NEW PLANNING DISTRICT TO THE SOUTH OF US, WHAT EFFECT WILL THIS HAVE WITH THE EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL? COMMISSIONER Loy STATED THAT SHE DOES NOT FEEL IT WOULD HAVE ANY EFFECT. INDIAN RIVER COUNTY WOULD BE ALLOWED TO COMPLETE ALL STARTED PROJECTS BUT SHE DOES NOT FEEL THIS RESDISTRICTING WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BEFORE THE FALL OF 1976, THE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE MOTION, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY VOTED IN FAVOR AND THE MOTION WAS CARRIED. ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER Loy, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER SCHMUCKER, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COASTAL ZONE MAN- AGEMENT CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE IN THEIR APPOINTMENT OF A TECHNICAL ADVIS- ORY COMMITTEE AS REPRESENTATIVES OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY TO INCLUDE VAL BRENNAN OR ROBERT BERG, .JAMES BEINDORF, MARVIN CARTER AND RICHARD THOMAS. CHAIRMAN SIEBERT STATED THAT WHEN THE LONG RANGE JOINT PLANNING COM- MISSION WAS DISSOLVED, THE ENVIRONMENTAL.REVIEW COMMITTEE WAS ALSO DISSOLVED, AND HE SUGGESTED REESTABLISHING THE ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE, 6 # MR. RUSSELL, AS A MEMBER OF THE CHARTER COMMISSION AND CHAIRMAN OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMITTEE, STATED THAT HIS COMMITTEE HAS BEEN WORKING `ON THIS. CHAIRMAN SIEBERT STATED THAT THIS DOES NOT PERTAIN TO THE WORK THAT THE COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT IS DOING; THIS IS A COMMITTEE THAT ASSESSES INPUT IN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT IN ZONING CHANGES ON A LOCAL LEVEL AND NOT LONG RANGE STUDIES THAT THE COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT IS DOING. HE ASKED IF THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT SEES THE NEED FOR AN ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE TO HELP THEM IN MAKING RECOMMENDATIONS ON LOCAL ZONING CHANGES, -13- a gat ��a bF 73