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NOV 211984 BOOK 15 IS 0G building moratorium because the Hutchinson Island Plan doesn't put constraints on anything that is already vested. Attorney Brandenburg emphasized that his office's recommen- dation is that the county immediately move to meet the Governor and Cabinet and try to change the plan so it coincides with what we have discussed today and to get an assurance that, if we do, we will not be designated. If we cannot get that assurance, he felt we must take a position in the interim that nothing will be done that will jeopardize us in re being designated. Discussion followed as to getting on the Cabinet agenda and contacting our representative in Tallahassee, Mr. Nabors, in regard to trying to get some assurances from the Governor and Cabinet. Mr. Bailey felt we have a lot of rhetoric to back up the action on their Motion, and if we can't depend on the word of the Governor and Cabinet, we all have some serious difficulties. Attorney Brandenburg asked if Mr. Bailey is willing to depend on that Motion at this point, as he was not sure that he could recommend that the Commission do so. Discussion followed re having Attorney Brandenburg approach Mr. Nabors and come back to the Board, and the Attorney stated he would have no problem with a recommendation from his office working in conjunction with Mr. Nabors; however, this cannot be accomplished over the Thanksgiving holidays because no one will be in Tallahassee. Pat Corrigan wished to know why it is that the state won't fund the bridges and roads on the barrier island, and Chairman Scurlock felt they basically decided the barrier islands are something they do have want to have developed. Attorney Brandenburg explained that the Governor adopted an Administrative Order at the recommendation of the then Department of Transportation not to fund any more improvements on the barrier islands of Florida. 70 � � r