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NOV 28 1984 BOOK 59 WF. put it into effect, we are going to hand carry it up to the DCA, wave it at them, and tell them we are well aware of what they want and that they are wasting their time trying to develop all these rules for us. This may stop the process, but he suspected that they would not stop the process until the ordinance is actually adopted. He noted that the County Commission also has • to adopt a resolution by January 11th indicating how they are going to address other areas in the plan such was wastewater, potable water, etc. Commissioner Wodtke asked what assistance we are receiving from our legislative delegation and Chairman Scurlock reported that they are going to meet in Indian River County in January and we should make our concerns clear to them at that time. Attorney Brandenburg explained that the state legislature has the power to overrule this designation, but it is.very unlikely that would happen. Nancy Offutt asked if the PRDs was passed, could they be utilized on these properties, and Attorney Brandenburg thought that would be a good way to accomplish the phasing. Mrs. Offutt also asked if density transfers in the PRD would still be applicable and Attorney Brandenburg did not believe the HIMP designates the environmentally sensitive area as being buildable acreage. Arthur Perruzzi, President of the Board of Realtors, asked about the taxing procedures on the property affected by the moratorium and Chairman Scurlock felt that was of tremendous concern. He viewed it as an opportunity to work together as he certainly did not want the County to lose any tax base. Tom Hargett asked about water and sewer being contingent upon the HIMP, and Chairman Scurlock explained that they are included in the plan, but basically, the Commission, as well as the DCA, feels those matters will be less difficult to handle. :