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Cabinet supporting the FDNR Indian River Lagoon Spoil <br />Island Management Plan. <br />Jeannette Lier, 1 Michael Creek Drive, Orchid Island, wished <br />to know why Michael Island, which is a natural island and a <br />private island that they own and put the spoil on themselves, was <br />mentioned at all, and she emphasized that they do not want even <br />passive recreation on it. <br />Commissioner Bowman pointed out that it is only recommended <br />for conservation and only the property owner can make that <br />decision or use it. <br />Mrs. Lier still wanted their island, which is listed as #20, <br />deleted. She explained in detail how they got permission from <br />the Corps of Engineers to put spoil on their own private island, <br />and Commissioner Bowman continued to stress that the designation <br />of conservation is simply a recommendation to the Liers as a <br />private owner. <br />The Chairman recommended that Mrs. Lier discuss this with <br />Ms. Burzycki. <br />Claude "Bud" Kleckner, Holly Road, requested that considera- <br />tion be given to stripping one of the conservation islands in the <br />R15/16 strip near Pelican Island to be used by the sand terns, <br />oyster catchers, etc., that nest on sand. <br />Ms. Burzycki advised that every one of those islands is <br />currently heavily used by birds, and she is reluctant to deprive <br />some birds of their nesting habitats to provide it for the <br />others. She stated that there is plenty of nesting area in this <br />county for terns, but it is mostly occupied by sunbathers. <br />Mr. Kleckner contended that this is another example of the <br />fact that we need a comprehensive plan for the use of the river. <br />Bob Burnett came before the Board representing Lost Tree <br />Village. He claimed that IR29 is improperly shown on the map of <br />the Spoil Islands. They believe it is one island south. Part of <br />it is Joe Earman Park, but the rest is owned by Lost Tree Village <br />35 <br />BOOK?, <br />UN 11990 <br />