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b. Composite Land Use & Transportation Plan <br />C. Conceptual Land Use Sketch Plan <br />d. Low & Moderate Cost housing <br />e. Impact Zoning Procedures <br />f. Management Systems Report <br />g. Zoning Review <br />h. Summary Report <br />i. Growth Policy <br />The Official Comprehensive Plan for Indian River County, <br />including Map, goals and objectives, Basic elements and Plan <br />elements as above outlined are incorporated herein by specific <br />reference. The official copy of the Comprehensive Land Use <br />Plan and these reports and documents have been filed with the <br />Clerk of the Circuit Court of Indian River County, Florida, and <br />are part of the official records of the Indian River County <br />Board of County Commissioners. <br />SECTION 5: Legal Effect: <br />The Indian River County Comprehensive Plan shall provide an <br />official guide and be an advisory planning tool only, and in and <br />of itself shall not be construed to regulate or control the use <br />of private property in any way, except as to such part thereof as <br />has been duly enacted by a zoning, plat or other specific <br />ordinance. <br />It is intended that this Ordinance and its incorporated parts <br />shall be used as an interim stepping stone to complete compliance <br />with the Local Government Comprehensive Act of 1975. <br />SECTION 6: Revision and Amendments: <br />A. At least once each year prior to the 1st day of March, <br />the Land Use Plan element of the Indian River Comprehensive <br />Plan shall be reviewed by the Indian River County Zoning <br />Commission to determine whether changes in the amount, kind or <br />direction of development in the County, or other factors make it <br />beneficial to make additions or amendments to the Plan. <br />B. In making additions or amendments, the Zoning Commission <br />shall seek an equitable fusion of economics, political considerations <br />and preservation of essential natural qualities recognizing that <br />growth in itself is neither destructive nor undesirable; however, <br />its desirability is to be measured by its quality, its cost - <br />both direct and indirect - to the public, and its impact on the <br />environment. The Commission shall seek a balance between public <br />-4- <br />