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9E0 JS89 BOOK 1 C) F'A6t 52 4. authorize staff to initiate the consultant selection process, including development of an RFP, acceptance and review of proposals, and ranking of applicants, for development of a computerized permit tracking system; and 5. approve staff's proposal to have a series of land development regulation workshops to obtain public input. Director Keating informed the Board that we have been advised that we will receive the DCA ORC report (Objections, Recommendations and Comments) and we are now entering Phase 11, which is addressing the comments of the DCA. He believed that Martin and St. Lucie Counties got over 100 pages of comments. We must address the DCA comments within the next 60 days, and then we are faced with preparing revised land development regulations within one year of the submittal date of the Comprehensive Plan. From what we have heard, that is considered as big a task as doing the Comp Plan itself. In our case we have a pretty good handle on this, but it still looks like it will be a pretty substantial task. Planning staff has been working with the County Attorney's office on this, and they already have done a good deal of work. Director Keating believed Attorney Vitunac has been looking at reorganizing the entire County Code for several years, and he felt this is a good opportunity to do it. Commissioner Scurlock had three specific areas where he had questions. First, as we go through this process and make these modifications, he believed we will need new Code books, which we have not budgeted for, and that will probably amount to $15/20,000. He is for reorganizing the Code, but along with that, he believed we need to improve our process as to who gets these Code books, who pays for them, and how we get them back because these books seem to disappear whenever someone leaves the 24