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to stymie and delay projects and wondered where it ends. He asked the Board to move ahead and consider the input from the Laboratory. Chairman Lowther was in favor of moving forward with the project and make sure the environmental consultant works with the Lab. Commissioner Wheeler wanted time to get input from the Entomology Lab and then adjusting the plan. Commissioner Neuberger noted that the matter on the agenda is to whether or not to modify the Comp Plan and the Board needs to decide whether to leave the Oslo boat ramp project in or take it out. Janice Broda 12396 North A1A, Vero Beach, suggested the Board make changes now and get the input from the community in order to create a project that meets the needs of the community. She also believed the County should not pander for grant dollars. David Cox, 9495 Periwinkle Drive, urged the Board to protect the County’s conservation assets, take the time to get input, and design a project that will satisfy both sides. Joseph Paladin stated he would hold his comments on the Capital Element until later for discussion on the Transportation Element. th Jens Tripson, 2525 14 Street, Vero Beach, hoped the Board would either table this or put it in the budget without the grant. He was concerned about the environmental impacts if they go forward with the improvements to the Oslo boat ramp as presently designed. Jeff Browner, 7766 100 Court, Vero Beach, has been trying to get the boat ramp fixed for a couple of years. He used it yesterday and today has to fix his trailer from using the ramp. Caroline Ginn Commissioner Neuberger read some comments from concerning the 2-year versus 3-year concurrency. She thought the Board is going the wrong way and that 2 years is stretching it as far as it should go. Bob Johnson , Coral Wind Subdivision, thanked staff for going the extra mile in rd coming up with LOS E plus 20 for 43 Avenue. September 13, 2005 23