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coastal wetlands, living marine resources (e.g. manatees, sea turtles, etc.), wildlife habitat (e.g. seagrass beds, etc.) and undeveloped coastal barriers. - NO COMMENT OBJECTIVE 2 ESTUARINE WATER QUALITY By 1995, Indian River County will improve overall estuarine water quality to the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation guidelines Class II waters - shellfish propagation and harvesting. - NO COMMENT OBJECTIVE 3 WATER-DEPENDENT/WATER RELATED USES By 1993, Indian River County shall adopt and implement performance guidelines which give shoreline priority to water -dependent uses while decreasing the adverse ecological impacts of these uses. - NO COMMENT OBJECTIVE 4 BEACHES AND DUNES Indian River County will have an established comprehensive beach and dune management regulatory program by September 1990, which protects, maintains and enhances a naturally functioning beach and dune system, while ensuring that no unnatural disturbances of the primary dune system occur. Commissioner Bird wished to know if POLICY 4.1, which designates the 1981 DNR Coastal Construction Control Line as the "County Dune Stabilization Setback Line" and prohibits construc- tion eastward of that line, except for such things as erosion control projects, dune walkovers, lifeguard towers, navigational markers, and emergency vehicles, is more restrictive than the state policy. Director Keating noted that we do this now, and we are stricter than the state. What we have done is adopt the old C.C.C.L. line as the dunes stabilization setback line, and we are prohibiting construction seaward of that. We leave it up to the state to regulate development in the area between the old C.C.C.L, and the new C.C.C.L. OBJECTIVE 5 LIMITING PUBLIC EXPENDITURE IN THE COASTAL HIGH- RA77KRI5770RE---- -- — -- By September 1990, the county will eliminate public expenditure and subsidy in the Coastal High -Hazard Zone with the exception of natural resource management. 13 5 B00� 10 �',v E 24' FE 3 1 199