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Mickey Barkett, Esquire, representing Mark's Mobil, directed specific questions to Director Keating regarding the completion and authenticity of the proposed document being submitted to the State Department of Community Affairs. She also questioned whether the proposed document was prepared in accordance with State Statute, to which Director Keating assured her that the document in its entirety was, to the best of his knowledge, true and accurate, and was prepared consistent with Florida Statutes Chapter 163. The Chairman called a Break at 11:01a.m., and reconvened the meeting at 11: 22 a.m. with all members present. Leo Cahill, 1195 43rd Avenue, hoped the project would be delayed and the Board use the time to review some of the design features that are in question. He saw the need for a clear definition of private property and right to privacy. Joseph Paladin, President, Black Swan Consulting, asked if any of the items being eliminated were figured into the concurrency projects that have been approved, and Director Keating replied that we have looked at existing counts plus vested and there was available capacity. Director Keating responded to further questions from Mr. Paladin regarding the amount of trips that would be coming back online; whether 53rd Street was going to be part of the negotiations with Divosta for Waterway Village; and if, on the roads projects being completed, they were running in or over costs using more or less impact fees. Bob Johnson, Coral Wind Subdivision, asked that this item be tabled to another meeting and that copies of the amendment be handed out to interested parties. Charlene Brown, 5145 66th Avenue, spoke of the impact to residents on 66th Avenue and saw Resolution 2008-139 as a commitment to residents. She felt that to terminate November 4, 2008 26