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Appendix "A" <br />3. the subject property does not contain any environmentally sensitive land as defined in <br />Conservation Element Policy 5.4, or any environmentally important land as defined <br />in Conservation Element Policy 6.11; <br />4. the subject property is located within the existing urban service area; <br />5. the proposed amendment does not expand the existing urban service area; <br />6. the proposed amendment does not expand the SR 60/58' Avenue <br />commercial/industrial node; and <br />7. the proposed amendment does not create a new commercial/industrial node. <br />OBJECTIVE 15: PROTECTION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS <br />Indian River County will have land development regulations that are consistent with the <br />protection of private property rights. <br />Polio: Consistent with Chapters 125 and 163, Florida Statutes, Indian River County shall <br />give adequate public notice to landowners of any application to change the land use designation <br />or zoning of their land. <br />Policy 15.2: Indian River County will regulate the use of land only for valid public purposes in a <br />reasonable manner, in accordance with due process. <br />OBJECTIVE 16: PROTECTION OF THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON <br />Through 2030, the portion of the Indian River Lagoon within unincorporated Indian River <br />County will have a class II state water quality rating. <br />Policy 16_1: Indian River County land development regulations shall require an environmental <br />impact analysis of development within conservation districts or lands abutting the Indian River <br />or St. Sebastian River. <br />Policy 16.2: Indian River County shall prohibit land use activity which results in the alteration, <br />degradation or destruction of coastal and estuarine resources except when necessary to prevent a <br />public hazard or provide public benefits which exceed those lost as a result of such activity. <br />Public benefits of such resources include floodplain protection, natural habitat for threatened and <br />endangered plants and animals, natural aquifer groundwater recharge, aquiculture, and <br />recreation. <br />Policy 16.3: Indian River County shall continue to provide technical, monetary and political <br />support to conservation programs aimed at land acquisition on the barrier island and in other <br />coastal conservation areas. <br />Policy 6_4: Indian River County shall review all proposed land use changes for consistency with <br />policies set forth in the Conservation and Coastal Management Elements. <br />Future Land Use Element 171 <br />