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AUG 2 3 `�� BOOK 77 PA.GE74tt Mr. Keifer had another question about notice to property owners and also about the map in the advertised notice, which he pointed out was simply a map of the entire county. Attorney Vitunac agreed he did not know how helpful a map of the whole county was, but what they were saying was that there are substantial changes to everything and you need to be aware of what is going on. Director Keating advised that we have complied with the state mandated requirements for public notice, and the state recognizes that we cannot send notices to 80,000 people in the county with return receipts requested. Mr. Keifer believed that other counties have been putting notices of Land Use changes in the newspaper,'and Commissioner Eggert noted that we can do that before the final adoption in February, if desired. OBJECTIVE 11 COORDINATED PLANNING Indian River County will coordinate with the resource planning and management activities of the state and ensure that all future development will be consistent with approved management plans including the Hutchinson Island Management Plan. Commissioner Bird inquired about the "hurricane vul'nerabil- ity zone," and did not recall seeing that on a map. Director Keating advised that it is in the Coastal Zone Element. He further explained that we have two different areas - one where we talk about a coastal high hazard area, which is primarily just seaward of the coastal construction line. The hurricane vulnerability zone encompasses a lot more area. Chairman Wheeler wished to know how you define "intense development," and Director Keating commented that is one of the "weasel" words they put in. We do not have a specific definition for it. Basically the low density residential districts are not considered intense, and what is shown on the map now for those areas is considered non -intense. Page 43.1 of the Coastal 941