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LDR's, and wanted to obtain past and future costs to see how these costs might impact a <br />business. He added that he was not saying a business should not absorb the costs, but that the <br />County should know what the costs are, before imposing them upon someone else. <br />No further questions or comments were made regarding the submittal <br />requirements, or the Procedural Sequence (the bottom of page 92), and Director Boling directed <br />attention to Section #4(2) Littoral Zone and Water Management. Director Boling observed that <br />there were not many changes to the existing wording. <br />Discussion arose as to how to bring about conclusion of today's meeting, as it was <br />getting late, and there were more items to review and discuss. <br />Commissioner Solari interjected that he did not wish to vote on the amendments to <br />the LDR's prior to getting information on what the economic impact would be to a business. He <br />reiterated that he wanted to see removed duplicate items on hydrology. <br />Director Boling advised that it would take some time to go through the remaining <br />LDR's, and suggested that another meeting would be necessary, with December 19th, 2008, <br />being the last date on which the Board could take action this month. <br />Mr. Kramer did not understand the purpose of the littoral zones, and questioned <br />why the County required them, when SJRWMD did not. He also asked what County department <br />would be conducting the compliance inspections. <br />Director Boling explained that there are shape requirements as well as the littoral <br />zone requirements, to affect a more natural type of appearance of the lake in terms of shape; <br />there was also some water quality and some habitat benefit, and an aesthetic benefit. <br />16 <br />December 8, 2008 <br />