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JAN 2'71992 BooK 48 Face 704 requested a copy of the letter the Fish and Game Commission had sent to the Planning Department for his records and noted this was the first he had heard of it too. The Chairman noted this was the only available copy and allowed Mr. Thomas to read it. Mr. Henderson stated Mr. Jim Beindorf of Beindorf Associ- ates had a few words about the layout of the project and while he was computing his figures, Mr. Henderson commented that the local Planning Staff was putting them through a mini -DER approval and noted though it wasn't anyone's fault; the Planning Department had no one on its staff with the expertise to deal with these highly"technical problems and questions and needed the Fish and Game Commission's help. He noted the DER would required data from the Fish and Game as well. He noted they were prepared to deal with the technical data but he questioned whether this.Board or staff is prepared for any of it, and admitted he didn't understand some of the termonology. The Chairman assured Mr..Henderson that the Board had varying degrees of expertise but has tried very hard .to pick up back- ground when it is needed. Mr. Jones agreed to the limit of their ability, but if .the citizens, through the Planning and Zoning Board, Planning Department and County Commission are going to be part of the additional process with the DER and all the other agencies that are going to be involved; we at least have got to have (call it if you will) a superficial technical argument over the thing in order to at least make a "superficial recom- mendation", that will be a part of the additional body of information that is going to be reviewed. He said even if someone in Tallahassee thought it was just Mr. Jones' opinion on that Board, he could at least say he listened to the information and felt he must listen to some of it in order to be able to form an opinion. The Chairman injected "good, bad, or indifferant, but your own opinion." Mr. Henderson stated he wasn't suggesting they pass it over, but pointed out the complexity of the information and stated that is why the DER issues permits and that was the process they put a developer through and this vas the 1:ind of information they demanded; the only difference,he pointed out, they were getting these demands from the CountlWng Board. He then turrMe floor over to Mr. Be JW. 1)