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M M M Within forty-five days following receipt of DVCA's recommendation, the Governor and Cabinet shall either reject the recommendation or adopt the same with or without modification and by rule designate the Area of Critical State Concern and the principles for guiding the development of the area. The rule shall become effective twenty days after filing with the Secretary of State. Any rule adopted shall be presented to the Legislature for review. Such principles for guiding development shall apply to any development undertaken subsequent to the legislative review but prior to the adoption of land development rules and regulations for the critical area. No boundary or principle for guiding develop- ment shall be adopted without a specific finding by the Governor and Cabinet _ that the boundaries and principles are consistent with the protection of the resources for areas sought to be protected. The Governor and Cabinet are not authorized to adopt any rule that would provide for a moratorium on development in any area of critical state concern. Upon receiving a rule adopted by the Governor and Cabinet designating an area of critical state concern and principles for guiding development, the Legislature may reject, modify, or take no action relative to the adopted rule. Within one hundred eighty days after the Governor and Cabinet adopt a rule desig- nating the boundaries of and principles for guiding development in an area of critica- state concern, the local government shall prepare, adopt, and submit new or modified regulations which take into consideration the principles set forth in the rule and the provisions of the locally adopted Comprehensive Plan. If DVCA finds that the land development regulations comply with the principles for guiding development of the area, DVCA shall by rule approve the land develop- ment regulations. Such approval or disapproval shall be no later than 60 days after submission. No proposed land development regulation becomes effective until DVCA's rule approving it becomes effective. If any local government fails to submit land development regulati.ons within the one hundred eighty day time frame, or if the regulations submitted do not comply with the development principles and with the provisions of the locally adopted Comprehensive Plan, then DVCA shall within one hundred twenty days submit to the Governor and Cabinet recommended land development regulations applicable to that local government's portion of.the area of critical state concern. Vithin forty-five days following receipt of DVCA's recommendation, the Governor and Cabinet shall either reject the recommendation or adopt the same with or without modification, and by rule establish land 'development regulations applicable to that local government's portion of the area of critical state concern. However, such rule shall not become effective prior to legislative review. In the rule, the Governor and Cabinet shall specify the extent to which its land development regulations shall supersede local land development regulations or be supplementary thereto. The land development regulations adopted by the Governor and Cabinet may include any type of regulation that could have been adopted by the local government. If within twelve months after the Commission adopts a rule and land development regulations for the area have not become effective, then the designation of the area as an area of critical state concern terminates. No part of such area may be recommended for redesignation until at least twelve months after the date the designation terminate-. If DVCA determines that the administration of the local land development regula- tions is inadequate, then DVCA may institute appropriate judicial proceedings as provided in Florida Statutes Section 380.11 to compel proper enforcement of the land development regulations. Any rule adopted designating the boundaries and the principles for guiding development shall be repealled by the Governor and Cabinet no earlier than twelve months and not later than three years after approval by DVCA. Neither the designation of an area nor the adoption of any regulations shall in any way limit or modify the rights of any person to complete any development that has been authorized by the recording of'a subdivision plat or by the issuance of a building permit to commence development. However, no person shall undertake any development within any area of critical state concern except in accordance with Chapter 380 of the Florida Statutes. Upon approval of the area of critical state concern, the County shall give notice to the Florida Department of Veteran and Community Affairs of any application for a development permit in any area of critical state concern, except to the extent that DVCA has in writing waived its right to such notice in regard to all or certain classes of such applications. N O V 3 19928 0 . ocK 51 F? -;E907