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appropriates some funding out of next year's budget, we would begin to go into construction documents and design, which would probably take another 6 months or so. We have a 5 -year commitment to open the park or the sub -lease agreement with the State will be in violation. Attorney Collins advised that the 5 -year commitment was to have some parking and some dune crossovers to the beach. Continuing with the presentation, Mr. Smith noted that there is a good opportunity here for environmental education because of the sea turtle habitat, and they would like to provide an auditorium showing films on coastal dune ecosystems and sea turtle nesting habitation, and perhaps phamplets for a self -guided nature trail. They also would like to see an observation tower so that you can get the big picture and get above the tree canopy. Mr. Smith felt that there is a need for a graphics package for signage at theentrance to the park and also along AIA. Commissioner Eggert understood that the $42,000 figure shown under the environmental exhibit facility is just for the construction cost of the building, and Mr. Smith responded affirmatively. Director Davis understood that what he is hearing today is that there is to be no RV camping, not so much parking, and not as much regimental parking, and parking under the trees, if possible to provide sheltered parking. Chairman Wheeler disagreed about using the tree canopy for parking, because he would rather see the cars sitting out in the hot sun than the people. Commissioner Bird asked about the zoning on the commercial aspects, and Director Davis explained that it is not intended to be a profitable commercial venture; it is more of an amenity to the recreation use. Commissioner Eggert agreed that we should label the convenience store as a concession stand, and Chairman Wheeler NOV 21 `1(989 39 BOOK 78 f; 439