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prohibition would include any mosquito impoundment that is within <br />the aquatic preserve, such as Hole -in -the -Wall or Pine Island. <br />However, any private lands would be exempt from the aquat.ic <br />preserve area. <br />w <br />Chairman Lyons assumed the Board would ask Mr. Challacombe <br />to represent Indian River County at the meeting of October 14th <br />in Sebastian and recommended that he get the mosquito impoundment <br />matter clarified. <br />Commissioner Wodtke suggested that Mr. Challacombe ask for <br />the exact definition of a "deep water port." He expressed great <br />concern over a document that contains so many policy directives <br />starting with the word "Prohibit..." and wondered if this <br />management plan had additional restrictions that we have not had <br />in the past. Specifically, he asked if Item (J) would affect the <br />fishing industry, and Mr. Challacombe stated it would not, only <br />in relation to marinas and docking facilities. <br />Commissioner Wodtke asked if docks would be allowed in the <br />Indian River along Sebastian, and Mr. Challacombe stated this is <br />yet to be determined by the DNR as it will depend on what water <br />classification they receive. <br />Commissioner Wodtke inquired if this policy is saying that <br />there would be no docks or marinas east of the Intercoastal all <br />the way up the river, and Mr. Challacombe explained that with <br />regard to commercial marinas, our land use plan already limits <br />the commercial area for marinas. <br />Planning & Development Director Robert Keating noted that we <br />have a requirement with the new growth management legislation <br />which was passed last year to establish a marina siting element <br />to address.commercial marinas, marinas for multi -family <br />developments and single-family subdivisions with multi -slip <br />facilities. To determine the best places for these docks, we are <br />going to have to use these provisions and various other <br />information that we have developed. He pointed out that water <br />31 <br />OCT 91985 MOK <br />I <br />
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