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Commissioner Wheeler was interested in their charrette and was curious how the concept will be put into place. He asked SLC’s Board to consider heights and density and to allow space or buffers between the counties. Commissioner Bowden wants to strengthen the relationship between the counties. Commissioner Davis suggested having quarterly meetings and setting a date for the next meeting as quickly as possible in order to stay ahead of development. Chairman Hutchinson said she would see that IRC is provided a copy of their Commission meetings minutes and tapes. Commissioner Neuberger wants to see an interconnection with Koblegard Road and IRC and buffers at the county line. Commissioner Lewis felt the meeting was productive. Commissioner Smith was amazed that IRC projected 126,700 residents for 2005, but was pleased that services will be provided to everyone. Commissioner Coward agreed with Chairman Hutchinson on establishing an interlocal agreement with IRC on continually having joint meetings. Commissioner Craft wants to strengthen SLC’s relationship with IRC. Commissioner Wheeler stated IRC has exceeded 126,700 in population. Commissioner Lowther wanted to have quarterly meetings open for public discussion. 14.PUBLIC COMMENT th Geraldine White, 274 57 Circle, Vero Beach addressed the Board concerning the need for affordable housing and wanted to know what action will be taken. Lynn Bolton, President of the Indian River Neighborhood Organization, said they believe density is the enemy and support low-density zoning (2 units per acre) as a goal wherever possible. They support new development paying for itself and want to be sure that existing residents are not subsidizing for the cost of new development. She felt SLC has decided to go in January 31, 2005 10 Growth & Development Issues Workshop