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OCT 151990 66DK 44 PJGE 9,33 11c gm ulkimm CHAIRMAN SIEBERT NEXT OPENED THE DISCUSSION FOR HAVING ADDITIONAL CONTROLS FOR DENSITY ON THE BEACH AREA. COMMISSIONER LYONS STATED THAT THERE ARE SITE PLANS FILED FOR AT LEAST TWO PIECES OF PROPERTY THAT MIGHT BE CONSIDERED AS DEVELOPMENTS OF REGIONAL IMPACT, AND IN LIGHT OF THIS, THE BOARD SHOULD BE SURE THAT CONSIDERATION IS GIVEN TO THIS MATTER, HE CONTINUED THAT ONE WAY TO HELP THE BOARD GET THIS DETERMINATION IS TO ASK THE REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL TO ASSIST US. HE UNDERSTOOD THAT THE BOARD HAS ASKED THE DEVELOPER TO ASK THE DIVISION OF LAND PLANNING FOR A BINDING LETTER. COMMISSIONER LYONS THOUGHT IT WOULD BE HELPFUL TO ASK THE REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL TO ASSIST IN BRINGING THIS ABOUT, AND UNTIL THE RPC GETS AN OFFICIAL REQUEST FROM THE COUNTY, THEY CANNOT ACT. MOTION WAS MADE BY COMMISSIONER LYONS, SECONDED BY COMMIS- SIONER Loy, THAT THE BOARD AUTHORIZE THE REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL TO ASSIST THEM IN DETERMINING WHETHER OR NOT ONE OR MORE OF THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENTS IN THE NORTH PART OF THE BARRIER ISLAND SHOULD BE CONSIDERED DEVELOPMENTS OF REGIONAL IMPACT. DISCUSSION FOLLOWED, AND IT WAS DETERMINED THIS WOULD BE THE BOARD'S WAY OF GETTING FURTHER ASSISTANCE IN MAKING THIS DETERMINATION. COMMISSIONER WODTKE COMMENTED HE WOULD SUPPORT THE MOTION AS LONG AS WE INDICATE THAT THERE IS A POSSIBILITY THIS IS A DRI AND THAT THE BOARD WOULD LIKE TO HAVE THE EXPERTISE OF THE REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL. PLANNING DIRECTOR REVER UNDERSTOOD THERE WAS A PROCESS TO GO THROUGH, BUT THE BOARD MUST FIRST SEEK FROM THE DEVELOPER A BINDING LETTER. HE ADDED THAT IF THE DEVELOPER CHOOSES NOT TO DO S0, THEN THROUGH THE BOARD, THEY CAN GO TO THE REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL TO SEEK THEIR HELP. ATTORNEY HENDERSON, REPRESENTING THE DEVELOPERS OF THE SEA OAKS PROJECT, COMMENTED THAT HE DID NOT BELIEVE THE DEVELOPER HAS