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Vice Chairman Wodtke informed the Board that this basically covers all the changes. Commissioner Scurlock wished to know if there was a provision in regard to being able to take advantage of any funding if it were available, and Attorney Collins did not see any prohibition of this. The Attorney made note of the fact that Exhibit "C" did not have any concessions indicated on it. Commissioner Bird hoped that this would not preclude the possibility of them being added at a later date, and Attorney Collins assured him there is a modification provision and there is no direct prohibition regarding concessions. Vice Chairman Wodtke felt strongly that when we do approve this agreement, we should have a good understanding of what Exhibit "C" is. He noted that Indian River Shores presented a suggested plan prepared by Robert "Flip" Lloyd, which moved some of the structures around to new locations, and Attorney Houlihan met with Commissioner Bird to see if the Recreation Committee could get involved because we do not want to submit something in Exhibit "C" which is too far from what we have planned. Commissioner Bird then reviewed in detail the two plans - one for the five acres and one for the Tracking Station site, both of which will constitute Exhibit "C." He noted that the plan for the Tracking Station area was modified -in conjunction with suggestions made by the Pebble Beach Villa residents, and we did agree to leave an existing wooden walkway that they use for their beach access. This plan has the blessing of the Pebble Beach Villas people and the Recreation Committee and has been sent to the state. Commissioner Bird continued to review the County's conceptual plan for the other site, which worked the parking in around the natural vegetation and scattered picnic areas, noting that Mr. Lloyd, who felt the restroom facilities were too close to his residence, came up with a different plan BOOK PAU V8 NOV 18 191 47