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ATTORNEY COLLINS NOTED THAT THERE IS ONLY ONE PUBLIC HEARING REQUIRED ON AN ORDINANCE CHANGE. COMMISSIONER FLETCHER ASKED IF THE FIVE ITEMS LISTED ARE CHOICE TYPE THINGS, AND THE CHAIRMAN AGREED THEY WERE. COMMISSIONER FLETCHER ASKED IF N0. 3, REGARDING THE ENACT- MENT OF A BINDING LETTER ORDINANCE, USING THE GUIDELINES OF THE DRI, WAS INTENDED TO APPLY COUNTYWIDE OR ONLY ON THE BARRIER ISLAND. _ THE CHAIRMAN STATED IT WOULD BE COUNTYWIDE. COMMISSIONER FLETCHER STATED THAT HE UNDERSTOOD THE CHAIR- MAN'S FRUSTRATION BECAUSE WE HAVE BEEN STUDYING THIS THING TO THE BONES FOR 20 YEARS AND WE DON'T SEEM TO BE ABLE TO COME UP WITH A GOAL, COMMISSIONER BIRD FELT WITH THE COMBINATION OF THE BARRIER ISLAND STUDY AND THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, WE ARE MUCH CLOSER TO A GOAL THAN WE HAVE BEEN. PLANNING DIRECTOR REVER REPORTED THAT THEY WERE GOING TO HAVE THE FIRST PUBLIC HEARING ON THURSDAY ON LAND USE UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, BUT HE IS GOING TO PROPOSE TO THE PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION THAT THIS BE HELD IN ABEYANCE UNTIL THE BARRIER ISLAND STUDY IS COMPLETED AND WE CAN MAKE ANY ADJUSTMENTS. THIS WOULD BE THE END OF MARCH AND IS WITHIN THE TIMETABLE WE HAVE SET. COMMISSIONER BIRD ASKED IF HE WAS SAYING THE BARRIER ISLAND STUDY AND THE LAND USE PLAN COULD BOTH COME TO A HEAD IN MARCH. MR. REVER STATED THAT WAS THE INTENDED PROGRAM - TO DOVETAIL THE STUDY WITH THE PLAN COMING TO THE REVIEW AND ADOPTION PROCESS SO THEY COULD UTILIZE THE INFORMATION GENERATED BY THE STUDY TO REFINE THE MASTER PLAN. COMMISSIONER SCURLOCK STATED THAT AS HE LOOKS AT THE CHAIR- MAN'S FIVE SUGGESTIONS, THE ONLY ONE HE FINDS POSSIBLY APPEALING IS AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING ALL UNITS OF 500 OR ABOVE TO SUBMIT TO A BINDING LETTER, AND HE FELT THAT IS THE ONLY ONE HE WAS IN A REASONABLE POSI- TION TO COMMENT ON AT THIS TIME. HE FELT THAT ALL BOARD MEMBERS, REGARDLESS OF THE BARRIER ISLAND STUDY, HAVE SOME IDEA IN THEIR MINDS AS TO WHAT DENSITIES SHOULD BE ON THE BEACH, AS WELL AS OTHER AREAS IN THE COUNTY. HE DID NOT FIND THAT N0. 2 IS TOO ABSURD, BUT FELT E;R DEC 319 80 45 PAGE 388 ATTORNEY COLLINS NOTED THAT THERE IS ONLY ONE PUBLIC HEARING REQUIRED ON AN ORDINANCE CHANGE. COMMISSIONER FLETCHER ASKED IF THE FIVE ITEMS LISTED ARE CHOICE TYPE THINGS, AND THE CHAIRMAN AGREED THEY WERE. COMMISSIONER FLETCHER ASKED IF N0. 3, REGARDING THE ENACT- MENT OF A BINDING LETTER ORDINANCE, USING THE GUIDELINES OF THE DRI, WAS INTENDED TO APPLY COUNTYWIDE OR ONLY ON THE BARRIER ISLAND. _ THE CHAIRMAN STATED IT WOULD BE COUNTYWIDE. COMMISSIONER FLETCHER STATED THAT HE UNDERSTOOD THE CHAIR- MAN'S FRUSTRATION BECAUSE WE HAVE BEEN STUDYING THIS THING TO THE BONES FOR 20 YEARS AND WE DON'T SEEM TO BE ABLE TO COME UP WITH A GOAL, COMMISSIONER BIRD FELT WITH THE COMBINATION OF THE BARRIER ISLAND STUDY AND THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, WE ARE MUCH CLOSER TO A GOAL THAN WE HAVE BEEN. PLANNING DIRECTOR REVER REPORTED THAT THEY WERE GOING TO HAVE THE FIRST PUBLIC HEARING ON THURSDAY ON LAND USE UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, BUT HE IS GOING TO PROPOSE TO THE PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION THAT THIS BE HELD IN ABEYANCE UNTIL THE BARRIER ISLAND STUDY IS COMPLETED AND WE CAN MAKE ANY ADJUSTMENTS. THIS WOULD BE THE END OF MARCH AND IS WITHIN THE TIMETABLE WE HAVE SET. COMMISSIONER BIRD ASKED IF HE WAS SAYING THE BARRIER ISLAND STUDY AND THE LAND USE PLAN COULD BOTH COME TO A HEAD IN MARCH. MR. REVER STATED THAT WAS THE INTENDED PROGRAM - TO DOVETAIL THE STUDY WITH THE PLAN COMING TO THE REVIEW AND ADOPTION PROCESS SO THEY COULD UTILIZE THE INFORMATION GENERATED BY THE STUDY TO REFINE THE MASTER PLAN. COMMISSIONER SCURLOCK STATED THAT AS HE LOOKS AT THE CHAIR- MAN'S FIVE SUGGESTIONS, THE ONLY ONE HE FINDS POSSIBLY APPEALING IS AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING ALL UNITS OF 500 OR ABOVE TO SUBMIT TO A BINDING LETTER, AND HE FELT THAT IS THE ONLY ONE HE WAS IN A REASONABLE POSI- TION TO COMMENT ON AT THIS TIME. HE FELT THAT ALL BOARD MEMBERS, REGARDLESS OF THE BARRIER ISLAND STUDY, HAVE SOME IDEA IN THEIR MINDS AS TO WHAT DENSITIES SHOULD BE ON THE BEACH, AS WELL AS OTHER AREAS IN THE COUNTY. HE DID NOT FIND THAT N0. 2 IS TOO ABSURD, BUT FELT E;R