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4 THE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE (QUESTION. IT WAS VOTED ON AND CARRIED WITH A VOTE OF 4 TO 1, WITH COMMISSIONER FLETCHER VOTING IN OPPOSITION. COUNCILMAN CAIN EXCUSED HERSELF FROM PARTICIPATING IN A VOTE DUE TO A CONFLICT OF INTEREST. COUNCILMAN GREGG STATED THAT HE WAS SATISFIED THAT THE CONCERNS WERE MET THAT WERE BROUGHT OUT BY THE FLORIDA GAME & FRESH MATER FISH COMMISSION, THE AUDUBON SOCIETY, AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTALISTS. HE HOPED THE DRAINAGE PROBLEM COULD BE ADDRESSED ADEQUATELY, MAYOR GOFF FELT THE BIOLOGICAL CONCERNS HAVE BEEN MET BUT HE WAS NOT SATISFIED WITH THE DRAINAGE AS DISCUSSED. COUNCILMAN GREGG ASKED MR. GHIOTO IF HE COULD ASSURE THEM THAT THE IMPACT OF ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS THAT HE ADDRESSED IN THEIR CITY STUDY WOULD NOT ADVERSELY IMPACT THIS AREA. MR. GHIOTO COMMENTED THAT RELATIVE TO FUTURE DEVELOPMENT, HE WOULD MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO BOTH CITY AND COUNTY BODIES TO INCORPORATE REGULATIONS - THIS WOULD BE THE ONLY WAY TO CONTROL FUTURE DRAINAGE PROBLEMS. DISCUSSION FOLLOWED ABOUT ORDINANCES ADDRESSING SITE PLAN DRAINAGE AND ON-SITE WATER RETENTION. COUNCILMAN BARTON REPORTED THAT HE WOULD VOTE•FOR THE MOTION. HE POINTED OUT THAT IN THE FUTURE HE FELT ALL ELECTED BODIES SHOULD TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION ALL OF THE FACTORS, SUCH AS WATER, SEWER, AND ROADS WHEN THEY PLAN TO BUILD A FACILITY. HE FELT THAT THE TAXPAYERS SHOULD BE TOLD THE TOTAL COST OF THE FACILITY, NO MATTER WHO WAS GOING TO PAY FOR IT. COUNCILMAN BARTON SUGGESTED ALL BODIES WORK TOGETHER TO FIND OUT JUST WHAT WAS NEEDED WHEN PLANNING A PUBLIC FACILITY. HE URGED COOPERATION SINCE FEDERAL FUNDS ARE BEING CUT, LOCAL MONEY WILL HAVE TO BE USED, AND IT COULD BE COSTLY IF WE DO NOT ALL WORK TOGETHER. ATTORNEY VITUNAC ADVISED THE COUNCIL MEMBERS TO ADOPT THE IDENTICAL MOTION THAT THE COUNTY ADOPTED, SEP 14191 �ofl 47 47 Ace 466