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MAy 2 5 <br />1993 <br />arc <br />- PipE 59 <br />governments. <br />She informed the Board that Vero Beach <br />intends <br />to go down on June 2nd to the college to lobby and try to <br />convince the Martin and St. Lucie County people to totally <br />remove Vero Beach from this study. Mayor Cain believed once <br />we are in and the plan is passed, we will never get out of <br />it. She urged the county to join with the City and lobby to <br />be removed from the committee. <br />Al MacAdam of the Town of Indian River Shores wished to <br />bring to the Board's attention a sentence from a letter <br />written by the secretary of the Hutchinson Island Planning & <br />Resource Management Committee: "Your input is critical <br />since the Management Plan adopted by the Committee will <br />establish what action should be taken by local government <br />and ultimately whether any or all of the study area should <br />be declared an area of critical concern." <br />Chairman Bird asked if the Town of Indian River Shores <br />wished to join the City of Vero Beach in their stand, and <br />Mr. MacAdam reported that the Town Council meets tomorrow <br />and this will be discussed. He concurred that we should <br />never have been made part of this and was in favor of <br />pursuing the.move to be removed from the committee as not <br />being an area of critical concern. <br />Chairman Bird felt the Motion would be more in order to <br />make our appeal to the committee and this also would be more <br />in line with the position of Vero Beach. <br />Commissioner Wodtke had no objection to that. <br />Commissioner Scurlock felt strongly that if we are <br />going to lobby anyone, it should be the Governor. <br />Discussion continued as to whether the committee has <br />the power to delete Indian River County from the <br />restrictions of the final approved plan, and Mr. Shannon <br />stated that they have the ability to make a recommendation <br />that an area not be considered for designation as an area of <br />critical concern. <br />22 <br />