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proposed to the County Attorney is that by the end of next week, he would get the drawings contemplated in the agreement to ,Attorney Brandenburg so that the proper departments can review them, and then they will prepare the dredge and fill application and get on with that permitting process. His request, therefore, would be for an extension until the end of next week. Commissioner Bird expressed his concern that the timing of the stabilization is especially critical and asked if there is any reason to believe that we could do the stabilization.any faster ourselves. Attorney Brandenburg did not believe so as there is still a 90 day permitting process. He clarified that Mr. Crosby would like an extension for a week to submit a plan and then they will have 30 days to submit it to the DER; the DER then either may take immediate action or wait the full 90 days. Vice Chairman Scurlock wished to know just which company we are dealing with as we have had one change already which apparently is responsible for part of the problem, and Mr. Crosby stated that until an actual change of ownership, the county will be dealing with Florida Land Company. Gerald Chancellor assured the Board that, as he understood it, the new party would assume all liabilities and responsibili- ties of Florida Land Co. in full. Considerable discussion ensued regarding having the -piers and the stabilization permitted separately, and Mr. Crosby noted that it would be easier to tie the two together for permitting. He emphasized that doesn't mean the County will approve both projects, but it would allow Florida Land to have one set of drawings and one review by the DER. Mr. Chancellor explained that they hoped to determine up front whether they would be allowed to build finger piers before they spent a lot of money getting into permitting activities. He also noted that it would be more economical to have one contractor to do everything all at one time. 24 BOOK 60 F,nl)E fts APR 17 1985