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Engineer "Flip" Lloyd believed this is a function of <br />the DNR, and did not feel the county has the expertise to <br />deal with it. <br />Commissioner Lyons noted that it bothers him when he <br />sees somebody tunneling into the back of the dune to make a <br />parking area, etc., and Commissioner Wodtke believed that is <br />something we could control another way. <br />Considerable discussion ensued on primary dunes as <br />opposed to secondary dunes and where they actually are <br />located. <br />Commissioner Bowman noted that saw palmetto and sea <br />grape only.grow on secondary dunes and if you see them on <br />the dunes near the ocean, you have already lost your primary <br />dune. <br />Argument see -sawed back and forth as to the advisa- <br />bility of taking this language out or leaving it in, and it <br />was finally agreed to remove No. 10. <br />No. 11 (Page 16, line 18) <br />Attorney Brandenburg stated that his understanding is <br />that this is consistent with what the previous beach <br />restoration committee came up with in regard to funding <br />for shoreline stabilization. <br />Administrator Wright wished to know if "necessary <br />funding" means the entire amount or just that which doesn't <br />come from the state and federal sources. <br />After further discussion, it was agreed to modify No. <br />11 so that it reads "provide the necessary local funding" <br />and leave it in. <br />No. 12 (Page 16, Line 2) <br />Commissioner Wodtke asked if we were to acquire funding <br />in any -manner for shoreline stabilization, whether this <br />policy would require we also do the dune system restoration. <br />Commissioner Bowman felt the Corps will require it, and it <br />was agreed to leave No. 12 in. <br />13 <br />QOQK PAGc <br />