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County's Engineering Dept. has said that he would be glad to take on the development of a conceptual plan for the entire area. Public Works Director Jim Davis felt that while staff could look at traffic, parking, drainage, etc., it should be up to the Recreation Committee and the Board of County Commissioners to make policy decisions on what uses to provide in the Fairgrounds. He wondered if the Board might be interested in getting some outside help in regard to the basics of what a fairgrounds should be, and Chairman Scurlock understood that Director Davis is indicating that we don't have the expertise in-house. Attorney Vitunac advised that the Fair Corporation can have 25 or more members, who are original subscribers, but there.is no mention made in this law about directors. It states that these subscribers select the officers to run the day-to-day affairs. He felt that our Charter needs to be amended to fit this law and that this would be an appropriate time to address the matter because some of the 25 members have moved out of the county. The Commissioners indicated their approval of the County Attorney's recommendations. TOWN OF ORCHID GROWTH MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT The Board reviewed the following memo dated 9/10/86: TO: The Board of County Commissioners DATE: September 10, 1986 SUBJECT: Town chid G owth Management Agreement FROM: Char es P. Vitunac County Attorney Indian River County entered into an agreement with the Town of Orchid in January, 1985 after the Governor and Cabinet began the process of designating part of Orchid Island as an area of critical state concern. The agreement was part of an attempt to avoid that designation. r The 1985 agreement was to assure that "development densities will be coordinated with road capacity to assure that development will not, create traffic..." which exceeds efficient and safe standards. The method incorporated to 39 S 086 Boole 65 F{:,F 772