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Chairman Scurlock asked if he understood the land develop- ment permit is not ready to be issued, and Public Works Director Davis advised that his staff has reviewed the application, commented on it, and requested additional information. Grand Harbor has responded and staff has reviewed their response and is in the final stages of developing some conditions. They are not 100% ready. Question arose as to whether this discussion should be continued or whether this would have to be a regular agenda item with complete backup. Director Keating commented that staff's impression was that when they were ready, they would do a backup agenda item and put it on the Consent Agenda. Grand Harbor was under the impression that it.would simply require a verbal report. Staff Planner Stan Boling pointed out that the land development portion they are looking'at is for the uplands area and does not involve the estuarine system area. Commissioner Bowman wished to know if the items that have to be referred to the Regional Planning Council are concerned with the uplands. Staff confirmed that they are, and the Chairman wished to know how Grand Harbor can close on a loan if they do not have all these things complete. Attorney Henderson came before the Board representing Grand Harbor. He explained that while there are some items pending with the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council, the Council is moving their offices this week, and it has been almost impossible to reach them. He believed the Planning Council has all the information they need from Grand Harbor to sign off. Attorney . Henderson explained that Grand Harbor is trying to time the issuance of the permit with some pending loans on the project; the loan closing actually started yesterday and was postponed until today for this item and was being rescheduled for tomorrow. The timing is tight. 85 s BOOK.