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Attorney Brandenburg read the Motion made by Mr. Gunter: "That the Governor and Cabinet sitting as the Administration Commission acknowledge the Resolution adopted by Indian River County and the voluntary compliance and cooperation of local government in implementing the applicable portions of the Plan. Further, the Governor and Cabinet concur that no development restrictions beyond those currently existing on the approved local Comprehensive Plans are imposed by virtue of the voluntary compliance by Indian River County with the Hutchinson Island Resource Planning Management Plan." The Attorney believed that what is going to happen when that is brought up to the DCA is that they will say that they agree there would not have been any more development restrictions if you had complied with the Plan, but you haven't, and the thing you have not done was the reduc- tion of densities required until the transportation study had been completed, which was a specific part of the original plan. Chairman Scurlock felt we could talk about this all day, and it isn't going to accomplish anything. He agreed with Attorney Brandenburg that we probably should go ahead and seek an audience with the Governor and try to exert some pressure, but felt it will be very difficult to accomplish. Land owner Pat Corrigan noted that he was at the meeting and heard the Resolution being discussed. He did not feel under the agreement the Governor and Cabinet made that day, that we could be accused of non-compliance, and he did feel the Committee ignored the Resolution. Attorney Brandenburg agreed, but felt we need to get an assurance from the Governor and Cabinet that we can rely on what they said. Discussion continued regarding having to comply, and the Chairman felt we have to comply, but noted that it will be very difficult to come up with something that will be fair to everybody; so, we do need to call a halt until we can figure out a formula. 63 N 0 V 211984 BOOK 58 FnE