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BCC Regular Meeting
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Minutes
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10/13/2009
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Board of County Commissioners
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4030
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138, 175-224
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William Troxell, 916 Orchid Point Way, was concerned that the profile of the reef was <br />not mentioned in previous meetings. He asked that the original projection of sand be placed on <br />the beach. <br />State Representative Ralph Poppell believed the Commissioners did the "right thing" <br />based on the information and technology that was presented at that time. He supported keeping <br />the dollars local, and felt that as long as everything stays within the guidelines and meets the <br />criteria, that FDEP would not have a problem expediting their portion of the permitting process. <br />He felt the approach should be, "what can they do to help us solve our goals" of lowering <br />employment, putting people to work, and accomplishing our goal of replenishing our beaches, <br />not "will they approve what we send them." He offered suggestions on the process, and <br />conveyed that individuals in the Legislature, House, and Senate are willing to support the <br />County's goals. He thought the Board should codify their decision based on what they had <br />already decided, decide on the best and most expedient way to address the situation, and consider <br />the economy. <br />Bob Schafer, Ruby Avenue, Vice President of Ranger Construction Industries, Inc., <br />voiced frustration with staff for not conveying their concerns over the reduced quantities of sand <br />to him or his company, nor soliciting suggestions as to how to offset the reductions. He offered <br />suggestions and solutions on the beach restoration and the permit process. <br />Bill Glynn, 1802 E. Barefoot Place, Vero Beach, serves on the Beach and Shores <br />Advisory Committee, and is President of both the North Beach Civic Association and the Barrier <br />Island Coalition. He expressed concern over the reduction of sand, assured the Board that the <br />Governor's office would support the project, and stressed the urgency of moving forward. <br />Penny Chandler, Indian River County Chamber of Commerce, agreed with State <br />Representative Poppel and Mr. Glynn. She wanted the Commissioners to reaffirm the position <br />27 <br />October 13, 2009 <br />
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