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FF_ JUL 6 1983 aK � &+Q it necessary for the County to initiate the activities by indicating to the staff that we want it to be considered. He felt that we would not be taking a position for or against, but just initiating its presentation. After public hearings are held, the zoning will either remain LD -2, or be modified to LD -1. In discussion, Chairman Bird asked Director King if a comparison would take place between the County's land uses in the area and the adjacent land uses in Indian River Shores and then meld the two together and come back to a public hearing with a recommendation as to whether staff feels that the changes are in order or not, and we will address them at that time. Director King concurred that the affected property owners and the Town of Indian River Shores would have an opportunity to be heard. Commissioner Wodtke pointed out that the enclaves were not created by the County, they were created by the Town of Indian River Shores. He pointed out that the town is basically requesting that the County Comprehensive Plan be adjusted to provide future land use for County enclaves that are consistent with their community. He felt that it could very well work the opposite, that perhaps the Town of Indian River Shores could adjust their Comprehensive Plan to our future land use. Commissioner Wodtke regretted the existence of the enclaves and wished they had never been allowed to happen. Commissioner Lyons asked if we had set a certain time sequence in connection with the annual -review of the Comprehensive Plan. Bruce King explained that the Compre- hensive Plan specifies that in the beginning of each calendar year the County will consider amending the land use plan. However, the staff was very busy in January, but have since developed the amendment procedures. He reported that even the amendments that came in after the deadline are 40