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E 1 <br />sections of the LDRs, <br />and he would like to get these <br />in the <br />record. He asked if he should do it all at once. <br />Chairman Eggert stated that shg would prefer that Mr. Young <br />make these comments chapter by chapter:. <br />Commissioner Scurlock suggested that possibly these things <br />could be handled by the advisory committee after it is <br />established. <br />Mr. Young stressed that he wants to enter this on the record <br />today, and as regards the proposed advisory committee, he <br />suggested that the Board consider including an environmental <br />specialist. Mr. Young informed the Board that he is representing <br />Mr. Edmund Lappeman who owns 15.1 acres of land located south of <br />Grand Harbor adjacent to the Indian River Lagoon. When he <br />purchased it, it was zoned RM -6. By the new C-2 designation that <br />property now goes to 1 unit per 40 acres. Mr. Lappeman is faced <br />with a situation where he can comfortably put90 units on that <br />property and meet the zoning, but according to the new designa- <br />tion, he can get only 3 units. He accordingly feels his rights <br />have been somewhat restricted, and, on his behalf, Kimley-Horn <br />has issued a petition to intervene in the administrative hearing <br />between the County and the DCA. Mr. Young continued that they <br />have now reviewed the LDRs and have come up with several comments <br />which they would like to enter into the record. He thereupon <br />read aloud exerpts from the following letter and submitted a <br />booklet containing the same letter plus exhibits for the record: <br />18 <br />